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AUTUMN WOODS.
Mountains bending,
C S3l2S5never ending.
2 1 mioa Tnood on every kpe.
UKSr? blushes.
, MJ'l?lheflbn?uiug bushes
the vision ou us rushes
iSi tK Uy height of hope.
Crimson, yellow,
W.reSw and billow!
Hih EF and willow
tbe trophies of the year.
U Thus we render
,bA;Se0afrinPJSsarVender. .
Kntfprid, and pleasure tender ,
VSen our days are iu tLe tear.
pown they shiver !
n.iafce and quiver!
.vwittaad silent river.
0n 1 the current glides forever
.wKeCaUnd windy tea!
ro- Sifting, sowing.
l)rlftiug.blOWlU8:. i
v- thev-re lioatiug-gally going
retrivesofmena-tlowins
L1 - life that la to ber
,l0tue-We inai18 '-Modern Argo.
Traveling Etiquette.
The fashionable girl now lays her
u i , .1 . , .. f ttct.. mole
Oil ID6 BUOUiuct ui iii.v.
.-inwhn traveliDcr. according
S Cincinnati Eoquiier writer, wfco
vs- 'The nicest girls do it, and thej
Bt; bo demare. eo innocent, bo unoon
Soasio their manner, that nobody
a'd deem the prsetice harmfuL
Thfv have the unconcerned air of
,ing a pillow. This woald have been
reurebensible a year ago; now fashion
Ind motbera permit it. Bat the man
moat not bo forget himself as to slyly
tua the girl. If be does, the pops
bolt upright and will lean to him no
more forever. That is new but ap
proved etiqnette .
Hall'a Journal of Health
Facts About Heart Disease.
When an individual ia reported to
have died of 4difioie ct the b,eart,'
we are in the haoic of regarding it an
inevitable event, as something which
coald not have been foreseen or pre
veated, and it is too much the habit,
when persons suddenly fa'l down
dead to report the heat' as the cause;
this silences all inquiry and investiga
Hon and saves the trouble and incon
venience of a repulsive 'post mortem.'
A truer report would have a tendency
to save many lives. It ia through
report of 'disease of the heart' that
maDj an opium eater is let oil" into the
grave, which covers al once his folly
and his crime; the brandy drinker,
too, quietly slides round the corner
1 thua and is heard of no more; inaaort,
this 'report' of 'disease of the heart is
the mantle of charity which the poh
tio coroner and the sympathetic physi
cian throw around the graves of 'gpn
teel people.'
At a late scientific congress at Stras
burg it was reported, .that of fcixty-eix
persona who had suddeuly died an
immediate and faithful post mortem
showed that only two persons had any
heart affection whatever ; one sudden
death only in thirty-three from dis
ease ot the heart. Nine out of six y
six died of apoplexy one out of ev
ery seven while fortj-3ix more than
two out of the three died of lung
affections, half of them of 'congestion
of the lungs,' that is, the lungs were
bo full of blood they could not work ;
there was not room for air enough to
get in to support life. It is, .then, of
considerable practical interest to know
some of the common, every day causes
of this 'congestion cf tha lung3,' a
disease which, the figures above being
true, kills three times ai many persons
at short warning as apoplexy aud
heart disease together. Cold feet ;
tight Bhoes ; tight clothing ; cos
ti?e bowels; eitticg still until chilled
through after having been watmed up
by labor or a long, hasty walk; going
too 6uddenly from a close, heated
room, as a lounger or listener or
speaker, while the body is weakened
by oontinued application or absti
nence, or heated by the effort of a long
address; these are fruitful cause of
sadden death in the form of 'conges-
tion or the luDgs; but wuica Deing
falsely reported as 'disease of the
heart,' and regarded as au inevitable
event, thrown npnnlH nfr Hn-ir pniril.
, . D '
inatfiftfl nf rtninhincr Him r)liiiv' tr
w rt.u III f J - V
the true causes, all of which ure avoid
bie, and very easily so, as a general
rule, when th mind I ma tipn once
intelligently drawn to the subject.
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je ll-ecd&w-Cm. .
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Dr. R V.Pieecs:
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Tho Alarming Increase o
mm a
rieart Disease and tho
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Precede It
Leading to Scientific Investigation
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Jts Increase.
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Facts of Importance for All Regard
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Q Tho mortality statistics of tliis country
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- Wilmington District
Fourth round of quarterly meetings for
the Wilmington District, Methodist E
Church South
Whiteville, at Shi!oh .' Oct 16-17
Topsail, at Union. , . Oct 2324
New River....... Oct 27
Onslow, at Queen's Creek.. . . . Oct 30-31
Duplin, at-Wesley Nov 6-7
Clinton, at Clinton Nov 13.-14
Coharie, at Newton Grove. . . .Nov 2021
Let EVERY OFFICIAL MEMBEtt be SUre
to boat the fourth quarterly conference.
Dear Brethren, let us PBE3S the battle
all over the District and look to God
FOB VI0T0BY.-
L. S. BURKEEAD,
Presiding Elder.
Magnolia, N. C, Aug 18, 1880.
WBOLSSALD 7XLXOES.
I have suffered from a kidney difficulty
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nervous spasms. Physicians gave me but
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E as ton, Pa.
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Tho accumulated evidence of nearly
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Late Commissioner of Patents.
Pat e nf s
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15Q BagBKIO COWEE,
EW Befined Suar
1000 Bbla Ooo1 FlouV
00 Kegs and BcxesBoda,
200 Boxefl Pot&3b and Lve,
200 Boxes Lfttndr7 SoP "
OHO Bo8 Candlej aad 8Uroh. .
' 3C0Bgi8hotJ
J 00 Boxei dBbls Crackers asd Cakes
jOO Boxea Dry Salted Sides.
At Low Prices,
oct 8 HALL it FEARS ALL.
The following auouuoru represents
wholeiaU prices enerjuly. In mating vp
suli ordera hihe price Eavs to be eb rgtid
BAOUIJfO
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BACON North Carolina,
H&mx, V d
8houldar, V
Hides, V D
Wertern Bmoked
Bams.
Bidet, V fi M.
. Shoulders...
Dry Salted
. Bidet, V .
Shoolden. V fi..........M
'BF Lire weight.
aAKKJBLB Hpiritj Turpenuae
Second Hand, each
New Tork,eack, new
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BRICKS Wilmington, V M
Northern
BUTTED North Caxolina Jh
Northern, Ib..........M...
CANDLES Sperm B
Tallow, f .M.
Adamantine,!? set......
GHEESir .
Northern Faotory, 2 ...
Dairy cream, P
Htate; v m
COFFEE Java, V &
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CORN MEAL bushel....
COTTON TIES bdl 1 75 0 2
DOMESTIC
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Yarn, bonth 1 10 Q
TiBH
Mackerel, No. 1, V bbl.M.16
No. 1, bbl ........ 8
Mackerel, No. 2, V bbl....l2
No. 3, J bbl .. 6
Mackerel, No. 3 bbl.. ...00
13
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Mullet, 9 bbl.
N. C. Herring, IFkez
Dry Cod, V ........
FLOUR Fine, ? bbl
Super, Northern, bbl...
Extra do " bbl...
Family " bbL..
City MillEx,.8uper V bbl...
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Oats, V bushel
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HIDES Green, 2
Dry, fi) M
HAY Eat tern, p 100 Es...
North Rivtr, 100 lbt....
HOOP IBON $;ton
LARD Northern lb
North Carolina ?
LIMJS V Dbl .
LUMBER City steam ta wd
Shipstnlf,re8awed,iMft.l8 00
Rough edge plank, 3? M ft. 16 00
West India cargo, accord
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Dressed fiooring,teasoned. 15 00
Boantling and boards, com
mon, Mft. 12 CO
MOLASSES Cuba.hhdgl 37
Cuba, bbls. , 1 gal 39
Sugar house, nnds. gal. 35
" " bblt. gal... U7
Orleans Choice bbls. f? siL 0 J
NAILS Cut, 20dto4d,k,gJba8is
uiijs kerosene, gai
Lard, gal
Linseed, t? gal
Rosin, TP gal.
PEANUTS V busheL
POTATOES -Sweet, V bus.
Irish, Northei-n, bbl..... 2
PORK Northern, city mess. 17
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SUGAR Cuba, D.. ..
Forto Kico, V O.
A- Coffee, lb ,
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BOAP Northern, V 2
SHINGLES Contract, 6
Common. 9 M 2
STAVES W. O. bbl. "S M.12
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TALLOW TP Hi u 5
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Mill, prime perM 10 00
Mill, fair per M ............... 8 00
Common, per M.... .5 00
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North Caroina, per gal... 2
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WILMINGTON, N. CV
Large Sample Rooms lor
Commercial Travelers.
rpHE PROPRIETOR bavin thorough!)
renovate! this House and famished it entire
ly new, Is prepared to give to the travt.ing
public all the oanvenitneiea of a FIRST-
CLASS HOTEL. It is located in the vary
osntr of the business part of the city, being
convenient to the principal business houses,
Potto&oe, Custom House, City Hall and
Court House.
9"A Firit-ClaM Bar and Billiard Saloon
connected with this HoteL
RATES t2 PES DAY.
ootl F. A. SCHUTTB,
CLYDE'S
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TUE STEAMER
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TH tO. G. EGKR, Freight Agent,
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oc 4
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GOOD tTORS for country
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THE McKOYS,
A tt rneys and Counsellors at Law.
ceptl9-if Star oopy
Valuable Land for
Sale.
WHEREAS CALVIN BLACK and wife,
flora B. Black, of the countv of Rob
eson and Btate or North Carolina, on the 1st
day of October, 1875, made and executed a
mortgage to the North Carolina State Life
Insurance Company of the city of Raleigh
and State aforesaid, to secure fif teen hundred
dollars due by note dated October lit, 1875,
bearing interest from date at 8 per cent, in
terest due on the lBt day of April and Octo
ber of each year, and payable two years af
ter date, which mortgage was duly recorded
in the Register's Office in the county of Rob
eson and State aforesaid, in Book Q. Q, page
78, on the 11th day of October, 1875, which
(note) said mortgage with the power of sale
therein contained, and Baid note was on the
6th day or January. I860, duly transferred
and assigned to the subscriber, who is now
the owner and holder thereof, and the full
amount 01 the said nots secured by the said
mortgage is how due, except the interest up
to the 1st day of October, 1878. and whereas
default has been made in the payment of
the said note secured Dy the said mortgage,
the said mortgage will be foreclosed by a
sale of the said premises' by virtue of the
power contained in the said mortgage, which
sale will be made by the subscribers at public
auction, for cash, at the Court House door,
in the town of Lumberton, county and State
aforesaid, on the 25th day of October, 1880,
at 12 o'clock, noon.
The following is a description of the said
mortgage premises : A tract of land lyicg
and being in the county of Robeson and Btate
of North Carolina and bounded on the North
by the lands of Neill McNeill, on the East by
the lands of M. McNeill, the heirs of Henry
McNeill, deceased, and Daniel McCallum. ob
the South and West by the lands of Daniel
Mc Arthur, J. C. Mctiachin, Hugh Johnson
and Col. P. P. Smith, and containing about
eight hundred acre?, more or less, the bound
aries of which will more fully appear by re
ference to the said mortgage recorded as
aforesaid.
The said tract of land will also be sold at
the same time and at the same place and on
the same terms under a mortgage executed
by the said C Black to John A. Gilchrist, on
the 4th day of September 1877, to secure a
note of $679.92 which mortgage is now held
and owned by J. C. McOaskill,and is record,
ed in the same office in Book T. T., page 945,
on the 21st day of February 1878.
JOHN A. GILCHRIST, Mortgagee.
W.F.Feekch, Attorney.
Lumberton, N. C, Bept 18, 1880.
sept 20-ta
Miscellaneous.
BaggiDg, Ties, Twine,
1,4C0 Rolls Cotton Bagging,
4,500 Handles New and Pieced Ties,
1,000 Lbs Cotton Bagging Twine.
Flour, Bacon, Molasses.
1,200 Bbls flour, Super io Extra Family,
2:0 Boxes Pork Strips,
Smoked and D S Sides,
2C0 lihdi and Bbla Porto Rico, New Crop
Cuba and xew Orleans Mclasser.
Sugar. Coffee, &c.
700 Bbla Fngar, Cut Loaf, GraLulatec"
Standard A, Extra O and C.
275 Bags Coffee,
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100 Boxes Pare Assorted Candy
160 Tubs Choice Leaf Lard,
175 Boxes Starch,
200 Boxes Lye and Pol ash,
1?5 Boxes Laundry Scap,
Tobacco, Snuff, Paper, Matches, Shot,
Pepper, Ginger, Hoop Iron, Spirit Barrels.
Ac. For sale low by
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON,
Wholesale Grocera A Commission Mer.
Oct 11
Sale of Valuable lUce
1'lantation.
Y VIRTUE and in pursuance of a decree
f the Superior Court of New Hanover
County, made at Jane term, 188 ), in the case
of A. D. Brown azaiaat J. E. Winaats, et al,
I will, on Moaday, the 1st day of November,
1880, at 11 o'clock, A M, at tie Court House
door in Wilmington, sell to the nighest bid
der, at public auction, for cash, that valua
ble Riee Plantation on the Northwest branch
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$10
Outfit free, with full inatmctions
for conducting the most profitable
Business that anyone can engage
in. The business ia so easy to
learn, and ocr inatructiona are so aim pie
and plais, that any one can make great pro
fits from tha very start. No one em fail who
ia willing to work. Women are as success
fal aa men. Boys and girls can earn large
auma. Many have made at the business over
one hundred dollars in a aingle week. Noth
ing like it ever known btfore. All who' en
gage are surprised at the ease and rapidity
with which they are able to make money.
You can engage in this business during your
spare time at great profit. You do not nave
to inveat capital in it. We take ail the risk.
Those who nead ready money should write
to as at onee. AU furnished free. Address
Tana A Co Augusta, Maine
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CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.
Orvica GaxaaiL yuriamrsjrutar, 1
Wilmington, N. O., Jure 16, 1S5C.
Change of ijcmiDinxw
ON AND AFTER JUNE 16, 1ES0, the fol
lowing Schedule wlU beofcradcn thi?
Railway :
Passenger, KsiJ and Express Train.
Leave Wilmington at..;. 6:00 P 31
Arrive at Hamlet at A H
" at Charlotte at.... 7:00 A il
Leave Charlotte at.. 8:20 P It
Arrive at ilanJetat 1:27 A M
" at Wilmington at 0.03 A id
No. 1 train is daily except fiuadaj?tut
makes no connections u. . KUih ou t ciir
days.
No. 2 train if daily excef t Satxrisj j.
Shelby Division Mail, Frelgbt A Vtzisz r
and Express.
sX a1 i Leave Charlotte at.........OJ A K
w f ArriTe at Shelby at 12:03 II
I.ijvmTr riieiui hi....
A at Criftrlott
Local Kreight acd Accommodation.
" j Afiv at Cfiarlotte at 6;C0 l M
Leave i'rviinjru.n t C:i5 A 11
Airive ft' i. - irinbarg, it ..........5.10 i' iU
Leave Cl " :tte t. ....4.15 A 1
Ariive at Laurisburi; at....... ...4 00 I' M
Leave Laurinborg: at ..5.30 A M
Arrive at Charlotte at ,..4.20 P Jt
Leave Laurinburg aU. . GO V t
Ariive at Wilmington at.. , ..4.1 5 P M
These trains leave Wilmington sn i Char -lotte,
Tuesdays, Thurrdajs ard tStnriaT.' ;
Lanrinburg, Monday?, Wednesdays aid
Fridays. . ;
Clme connection ai iaamlct to and fri in
Raleigh and at Charlotta via tntesrilla io
all points in Western North Carolina andto
AsheviUe.
Also, via Bpartanburg to Hecdersoafile ?
adjacent points and Aaheviile.
Pasaenaers for AsheviUe via either route,
leaving Wilmington at 6 P. M. will arrive a
destination at 7 P. M. next day. ;
Sleeping Car accommodations ch Through
Trains to and from Charlotte and Wilming ton.
Through Sleepers will also be run to ani'
from Raleigh and Charlotte,:
Vi Q. JOHNSON,
lune 17 General SunerictppdcnL
WILMINGTON Si W ELBOfi.
OAILB0AD COMPANY.
OWCn OF Gl9L DUPSai5TlHDaT
Wilmington, N. C, Sept 184 If S3, f
CTLANGE OF SCHEDULE
On and after September loth, 180. at
8.40 P M, Passenger Trains on tho Wil
mington & Weldon Railroad vv 111 rca ns
follows
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, dally
iS03.il North and 48 Soaih.
Leave Wilmington, Front Et. Depot
at.
Arrive at Weldon at....w
Leave Weldon
- ---wwwwww
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
uopoi as..
........ .
C BOA j
12 50 J'
3 43 P i:
s 4d p
J L0 A l
2 15 A 1!
8 40 A h
9 53 !
Night Passenger. Mail and Express Tfa'n?
daily Ncs. 42 North and 45 Mouth.
Leave Wilmington. Front Ht.
- Depot at. ....
Arrive at Weldon at
Leave Weldon,
Arrive at Wilmington, FrontUu
Depot at
Trains on Tarboro Branch Kpsa lourt
Rocky Mount for Tarboro at 6.10 P M di;y.
and Tuesday, Thursday and riaturc ay at 6
AM. Returning, leave Tarboro j.t IC'rl
A M daily, and Monday, Wednesday a
Friday at 8:30 P Mi
Train No. 47 iaakea c'osa conceclinn t
Weldon for all points North dailr. All rail
via Richmond, and daily except Sunday via.
Bay Line.
Train No. 45 runs via Bickmond and
Washington, and makes close connection
daily to Richmond, and daily except Satur
day nights for all points north ot llicfcraon''.
Both traina run solid between Wilmington
and Washington, and have Pullman Palace
Sleepers Attached.
JOHN F. DIVINE Getsrai fcupi. '
A. POP', Gen'l Freight and Puss. Agent
eept 23
WILMINGTON COLUMBIA AND AU
GUSTA RAILROAD CO.
Wilmington, N. C, Sept 18, 1&C,
CHANGE OF SOHEDULK,
On and after September 19th, 1E0, at
3.50 P M, the following Parsecgor cbedal
will be run on this rood
Day Passenger, Mail and Express Train,
daily Nos. 42 West and 45 East
Leave Wilmington....... 9 00 al:
Arrive at Florence...... 1 30 P 1:
Leave Florence 3 0 A M -
Arrive at Wilmington. 8 23 p :
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN fD&tly).
Nos. 47 West and 43 Ea-t.
Leave Wilmington 19 13 P l
Leave Florence 2 21AM
Arrive at C C and A Junction 4.15 A M
Arrive at Columbia 8 15 A II
Leave Columbia.- 6 CO P ll
Leave C C and A A Jucetion.......12 COM
Leave Florence... 2 20 A P.
Arrive at Wilmington. 6 HQ A I:
This Train stops only at Brinkley',
Whiteville, Flenuagton, Fair L'iuJT, zzd
Marion.
Paaacngera for Columbia, end ill points on
G. A C IL K. C, O. A A. R. R, tatlors,
Aiken Junction, and all points beyond,
should take No 47 Night Express
Separate Pullman fcueeper j for Charleiton
and for Augusta on trsica 47 sad 8.
All traina run solid between Charleston
and Wilmington.
JO njVTNE. Rr&l tit.
A. POPE, Gen'l Freight and Pais. 2 gent
eopt 28 - . ,
RSew River
MUILLiTS
Bright and Fat,
Jtut leeeired and or taleby
Hall & Pearsall
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