i os nv j Aja vtn
nmm aJn
:.n.iMtnm FOSfTiflE PAID.
9 ,6 00 81sntks, M J Thr.
rv. oner will MatUTertw;
.iT,rUIs ri Sow asd libera,
-Satweriberi will pl report y Aad
7m.,.. to receive tneir paprsregnllj-
fall Stock
"BROWN & BOBDICK
45 Market street.
tnESIBE T. INF KM TH& PUBLIC
"Tnera'Ij od Wholesale rathtrayars in ar
ticalWi that we are fall up wi h the
Cheapest Line!
OP 4
;i9ry bods
thftt has ever been offered in this market
30 BUTE visiting this citj will do hlm
ealf jaitloe by pawing oar door, as we are
tnderielling tie market io miny of the reg
alar SHple lines.
We bare marked down all goods that be
loaf to Summer wear an J a-e f.tleriog
to oar patrons.
We wo aid call particular attention to the
following
GENTS' DOQSKIN DRIVING GLOVES
Flightly spotted, 75c. Worth $1.50,
auocoes
ffew 7all Caliooee at all prices In Beautiful
designs.
Bleached and Unbleached
Cottons !
We bare laid in a very hear J stock of the
aboTe and are offering them at lower figures
baa ever. We hare all the popular brands.
Cur 4-4 Bleaching at 10 cents per yard is
without any exception the best value ever
offered.
Linen Randerchiefs,
Job at 10 cents. Theee goods
require no comment.
Give us a Call !
QOATtTKr JP, "DATiTITniT
45 Market' Stl
aa 23
To My Friends and
Customers-
KB. 1 AM
' Whk recein
NOW DAILY
receiving my Fall stock
of
and SlioeSsj
Consisting of all the
1
My past stock and my success speak for
theaillTM, tad I only ask a continuance c
your faTori so liberally bestowed cn me
H7" Please Call and Examine my E
2"5tock as regards Q,uality0
rjy and Prices I U
No trouul t show goods.
Will be pleased to tee you one aud all.
Beepectfully,
C, ROSENTHAL,
32 Market Street.
oct 4 , Pig-n of the 8how Case.
CHAS, KLEIN,
Oiiemter a?i Cabinet Mater.
rnnceii Street, in Basement of tne
-
Many
Special
Inaocements
Journal Baildii?.
WILMINGTON, . o.
A fine assortment of Coffins and Gas
fttt constantly on hand. Furniture Repaired
Cleaned and Varnished. Orders by tele
er mall promptly fl.la f. dot ft
r
1
VOL V WILMINGTON, N. C THURSDAY, OCTOBER
We give it up. See special? from In
dianapolis pulished elsewhere on this
page. -. . . ,
John E. Owens, the actor, has given
up the stage for raining speculation in
San Francisco.
England's 100-ton gun, with 441 pounds
of powder, sends a 2,000-pound ball 45
feet into a sand bank.
The constitutional amendment 4n
Maine, electing, the Governor by a plu
rality, has 21,331 majority. .
Gold continues to flow into this couc-
try, and it is estimated that $4,000,000
in COin and bullion arrived last week from
Europe. 1 ,' ....
New Orleans handled one-third of the
entire cotton crop of the United Spates
last year. New York received one-fifth'
of the crop.
The cost of the postal service during
the last' fiscal year was $22,296,269 an
increase 02,283,379 as compared with
the preceding year.
It is a penitentiary offense in Ohio to
bay a vote. An exchange regards this
as class legislation, as it is aimed at a
great republican industry. .
Tanderbilt sold 741 city lots in Brook
lyn, through an agent, last week, the
largest sale of real estate that has taken
place in that city since 1855.
New York city has school accommo
dations for 124,353 pupils; the average
attendance is 108,558 and the teachers'
salaries aggregate $2,354,50.15.
A company has been formed to estab
lish telephonic communication across the
Atlantic ocean, for which purpose an
effort will be made to secure the new
French lines. v .
A publication; giving the origin and
pedigree of all the oldv Virginia families
is issued periodically at Richmond. Those
who don'.t belong to the:F. F. V.'s have
dubbed it the "Court Journal."
The Richmond Dispatch puts it thus:
"He that ruleth his spirit is better than
he that taketh a city. General Hancock
is the hero and statesman pointed out by
manifest destiny as the mam who will be
the next President of the United States."
The Democratic State Committee re
ports T,000 Hancock and English clubs
in the State outside of the cities of New
York and Brooklyn, and a membership
of over 100,000 in the uniformed clubs
of those cities. The total membership
of the Democratic clubs in the State re
ported up to date reaches 300,000.
J. F. Fisher is the truly loyal post
master at New Brunswick, N. Jv Emu
lating the noble example Bet by Schyler
Colfax and Babcock and Jas. 'A. Gar
field, he "borrowed" $20,00.0 from a build,
ing association of which he was the
treasurer. Of course they will let him
down easy in consideration of this proof
of his loyalty to the tenets and principles
of theRepublican party.
The charter election was held at New
ark, N. J., on Tuesday. It resulted in a
majbrity of about 1,700 for the Repub
licans, who elected eleven of the fifteen.
Aldermen. The only gain is a Demo
cratic gain of an Alderman in the Fourth
Ward. The' Fifth,1 Seventh and Twelfth
wards are Democratic. The next Coun
cil will stand eighteen to twelve in favor
of the Republicans. The present Coun
cil stands nineteen Republicans to eleven
Democrats. The joint Democratic and
German majority last year , was 3,300,
but the city is always Republican unless
a special issue arises.
Congressman Randall L.-- Gibson, of
New Orleans, says in regardto the state
ment now generally circulated about
Texas being sub-divided into four new
states, that the idea of the Democratic
party carving up Texas into fonr states
is based upon ignorance and is absurd.
Texas was admitted into the Union by a
joint resolution, and the United States
government agreed that whenever Texas
saw fit she could divide herself into fonr
more new States, making fire States in
all. This may be done by Texas at any
time, as well under a Republican as un
der a Democratic administration, for the
right was guaranteed to her , by treaty
and is independent wholly of parties.
Mr. Nath'l Jacob! bavin; been appoint
ed agent for the Atlas Flow, parties !n
want of this celebrated Plow can now
have their orders filled at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S, Front at.
DA
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
J B Baasn Klutz' Chill Carl, Ac
HBiasBiaeaa At Kedricei Pricee
Craa'a Housa Criterion c;o redy Co
Yath -tchool Bookf t- choU f'ook.
No City Court to-day.
Horse marines should ride fleet quad
rupeds.. YViwiow Glass ah siz t itafter &
Price's. t
Queer kind of a bath immersed in
thought. ..-
Sweating one's daily bread is a pore
way of getting it.
It is argued in favor or vegetarianism
that hogs eat corn.
Diligence is a fair fortune, and indus
try a good estate.
The cotton receipts at this port to-day
foot up 1,505 bale3.
A fitting opportunity the- visit to
the dressmaker's.
A windmill a bout between two po
litical speakers.
The newest, latest, bea and cheapest
at Rosenthal's. t
It takes two to make a bargain, and
one must pay for the drinks.
Love should always rule the court.
The camp can shift for itself.
Avoid cyclones at sea especially
those they pour out of bottles.
An excellent ; indication of domestic
happiness is the love of one's home.
The chief end of man, is now conceded
,to be the end what's got a head on.
Every man is presumed to be innocent
until yon can prove him a politician.
Where is that crowd going ? To Ko3
enthal'b, to buy boots and shoes, .t
A cold winter is generally predicted,
but it seems somewhat slow in coming.
Considering he is corked up, the end
man in a minstrel shew makes consider
able noise. -
Wm. Phinney was taken to the Guard
House, to-day for being drunk and down
on the streets.
What I know about that standard
Teraedy Dr. Bull's Cough Srrup: I
know that a 25 cent bottle cured me of
a bad cough in 12 hours.
Spirits turpentine is again on the
boom, the market having having ad
vanced to-day from 41 to 44 cents.
Ayes's Cherbt Pectoral the world's
great remedy for Colds, Coughs and
Consumption.
T. Bluhm swore out a peace warrant
to-day agaitst W. H. Howe, and on trial
before a Justice 6f the Peace, Howe was
bound over in the sam of $50 to keep
the peace for three months.
Save your nioney and bay vour BuiM
n Supplies from Altaifer & Frice.
Messrs. G. D. Parsley and J. W.
Southerland will open, in a few days, a
livery and sale stable in the building
now occupied by Benj. Scott, on Princess
street.
.The finest stock of Ladies' Foxed.
Balmoral and' Button Boots at Rosen
thal's. t
A physician gives the following as a
remedy for the excessive itching caused
by mosquito and flea bites and nettle
rash: Take of morphine'(sulphate mor
phia) and lard equal parts, mix them to
gether, and rub on the itching part af
ter yon have scratched, as you. will very
certainly do. The morphine is absorbed
and relief, produced in a short time. In
five minutes the itching and burning will
be removed.. The same relief will almost
certainly follow itching produced by
other causes.
Ton can bay No. 1 Cooking and Heat
in2otovesat almost any price at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot.
L,o ids Club.
At a meeting of this Club, held last
night, the following officers were elected,
viz:
President J. H. Darham.
Vice President R. F. Hamme.
Secretary and Treasurer F. L.
Meares.
Governing Committees J. H. Durham,
R. F.1 Hamme, F. L. Meares, N. H.
Quince, R- M. Dix, R. C Cantwell, E. J.
Lilly.
A large stock of children's school shoes
to select from at Rosenthal's. t
Personal.
We were glad to receive a call this
afternoon from Mr. James G. Charles, of
the Tarboro Southerner, a friend of
auld lang syne. Mr. Charles has been
on a visit to his friends and relatives in
Pender county for a week past, trying to
recuperate a little, and is now, f n route
for home and bard work.
Uice b:r i8 are about p'ayei tut. No
po with thos Scotch aolei at Rkxth ai.'s
They last for ever. t
A. Cure fur the ltz)oty.
An old veterinary surgeon of the Uni
ted States Army furnishes the following
as a cure for the epizooty to the New
York Sun: "Take one pound gum assa
fectida mix it with one gallon boiling
water; stir the mixture constantlv until
the assafectida is all dissolved. Let the
mixture cool. Strain and give the horse
half a pint every three hours. This will
-relieve the horse inside of twelve hour?,
and give him a good appetite."
Sudden Dfalli.
Elisha Lewis, colored, a cooper in the
employ of of Messrs Hall & Pcarsail,.
who lived in the Eastern portion of the
city, died very suddenly yesterday of a
congestive chill, it is said. His wife
had gone out to work and left him asleep
in the bed, but was recalled home during
the afternoon by one of her children,
with the information that the husband
and father was dead. Lewi3 had been
unwell for over a week.
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and szes, at Altaffeb, Pbick
& Co's
Democratic Rally.
Do not forget the meeting at the
Court House this evening, at 8 o'clock.
Mr. J. H. Currie will address the Demo,
cratic voters of the Second Ward at the
time and place above mentioned. Every
Democratic voter of the Second Ward is
expected to be present. Let all who
feel an interest in the election of Han
cock and English and the preser"
vation cf the constitution of our
fathers, that priceless boon of liberty
bequeathed us by our noble sires who
fought and suffered in the dark days of
the revolution that we might be free
men, attend prepared to work in real ear
nest. This is no idle talk. The election
of Garfield is 1880 means the election of
Grant in 1884 and the election of Grant
in 1884 means empire and imperialism
forever in this country. Who can doubt
it ? Can any Democrat who read3 this
doubt the truth of our utterances ? We
trow not. Then rally, Democrats, and do
your duty like men and freemen as you
are. There i3 tod much at stake in thi3
campaign for any man worthy of the
name to exhibit the least indifference.
DanciDg'Iessons given free at Rosenthal's-
Pump sole boots aDd shoea for
the ball room. t
Words of Wisdom.
It is easier for a man to descend to
earth than to mount to heaven.
However laborious the life of the good,
it is less than that of the bad.
True philesophy places us above hon
ors, but nothing places us above the en
nui they cause.
Show me a people whose trade is dis
honest, and we will show you a people
whose religion is a sham. i
Strong minds, like verdant evergreens,
are most verdant in winter; when feeble
ones, like tender summer plants, are leaf-
les?.
There are truths which some men dis-
pise because they .have not examined,
and which they will not examine because
they despise.
Childhood often hold3 a truth with its
feeble fingers, which the grasp of man
hood cannot retain, which it is the pride
of utmost age to recover.
A good moral character is the first es
sential in a man. It is, therefore, highly
important to endeavor not only to be
learned, but to be virtuous.
To feel much for others and little for
ourselves, to restrain our selfish and to
indulge our benevolent affections, con
stitute, the perfection of human nature.
Is it Possible
that a remedy made of such common,
simple plants' as Hops, Buchn, Mandrake,
Dandelion, &c. make so many and sach
marvelous and wonderful cures as Hop
Bitters do? It must be, for when old and
vrmnif. rich and Door. Pastor and Doctor.
Lawyer and Editor, all testify to bavin?
been cured by them, we must believe and
doubt no longer. See other column.
Post.
14. 1880, NO 9S
INDIANA.
Tad4.Whele Thing Gone Up-The
UepubPcans Sweep the Field-
(pcial ti DHr Betiew. )
Indianapolis, Oct. 14 3 P. M.
Additional returns received last night
and to-d.- show about the same ratio of
gains, 'i . Republican majority on
State ticket will not fall short of 7,000.
Congress will stand 8 Republicans and 5
Democrat?. The Republicans have a
majority in both branches of the legis
lature. DEMOCRATIC M ASB MEETINGS
Mr. John W. Shackelford, the Demo
cratic candidate for Congress in the
Third Congressional District, and othjer
distinguished speakers, will address the
people at the following times and places:
Bannerman's Bridge, Pender county,
Monday Oct. 18.
South Washington, Pender county,
Tuesday, Oct. 19.
Harrell's Store, Sampson county,
Wednesday, Oct. L0.
Heatty 3 liridge,Bladcn countv.Thurs
day, Oct. 21.
Point Caswell, Pender county, Friday,
Oct
White Hall, Bladen county, Saturday
Oct, 23.
Wilminjrton, Xew Hanover county,
Saturday, Oct. 27.
Sidbury's Store, Pender county, Fri
day, Oct, 20.
Stump Sound, Onslow county, Satur
day Oct. no.
v . -
Speaking to commence each day at 12
if"" j.1 a itr-i- x i a!
ji. ci-uupuuR at vviimingion, wnere inc
ennn Vin cr Tt7 ill oL-" -rln ra of r i rr
T" "I -Jjl -r-v ' . - i '
Committee of the Third Congressional
District.
Evorybodycan get suited with a Pocket
Knife,, also Table- Cutlery, at Jacob is
Hardware Denot.
NowAdvortisemonts.
Kluttz' Chill Cure,
JJATTER'S LUNG BALM, Marsden'a
Pector&l Balm, Brown's. Actcian Balsam,
Tamar Iadien, Saaford's Lirer Inyigorator,
and a fall lise of I'atent Medicines, Cigar?
&C" l J. 11 HARDIN'd, Apothecary,
cct H liew Market.
.t Eeduped Pricegf.
gCHOOL BOOKS AND
i SUHOO h STATIONERY.
Pare at a and teaohers will .find it to their
interest by first calling at
nEINSBERQER'3-
Pianos and Organs
pOR CASH or cn the Instalment plan at '
THE LIVE BOOK AND MU8IO STORE.
oct 11 . 1
Two Nights Onlv
GRAND ATTRACTION !
Friday and Saturday Evenings,
October 15 and 16;
Engagement of the UNRIVALLED New
York
CRITERION COMEDY COMPANY I
. in their pre at Comedy success ia 4 acts,
F R E A K S,
performed by thi Company in erery impOi
tant city in America, and erery where receir
ed with the most nproraioos delight.
AN EXCELLENT CAST 1
Prices $1 ; 60c : gallery. 25c: Bale of
reserved . teats commences on Wednesday,
October 13, at uelnsberger's. No extra
charge for reserved teats,
oct 14
Section Tickets,
iBINTtD AT LQWSST HATES.
At
E. h.
Jab Office Coriisr Cheetnat and Water sta.
In Terjesr Jioilcin?. oct 9
Come and See.
J HAVE JUrtT RETURNED fiom the
Nort1) with a beauHful line of Bats in all
8TTLE3 atd QUAL TY, which I will be
glal to show to my friends and the public,
and which I propose to sell at BOTTOM
PKI A.
JNO. M. ROBINSON,
Market st,, next door to Mcllhensy'a.
cctO
Miss E Karrer,
(Snccessor to Misses Karrer & UcOowan,)
jyjIlLINERY, LsJifs. Mirscs, and Ckild
ren's Clcthing, No. 6 South Front street.
btampisg. Hair Work, and Hair Goods of
J - ? 1 A I 3 . .
every cecenpuoa un uuu mu mmae to order.
Orders taken for Ladiea' Outfits
Orders by mail will recelro prompt
attention. P. O. Box 391.
ostli
... i, 1" r-'.ULj.Z ,Jp... i
PL2JLSE ITOTIGE.
We will beg; ad to receive ecmEEnic&tioT
from oar frieais oa ay and all ; sabjostj ?
general interett bat :
Tfceoaae cf the writer nasi aj ways b far
alsaed to the Editor.
Communication! rrn
w w nif i. j v-u y
onetiae orthejapr.
Personalities niaVev .tofded.
lad it Is especially aitlarijktaiVf
stood that tie Editv I s not always ctsicrie
the viewtof corre?poairt. anlsif to sfcfrtl
in the editorial coin -aa.
New AdvortiSGinDnst.
Second Ward Democratic
Club.
rjllIE SKc SD WAIID I cuo ratlc C'ua
will hold lh- rt of im leries cfrr
nieetinfr. at the Cout UoweatSo'c'o.-k, to
morrow ere- ing Krery Democratic T.t-,
la th a-1 .-rr.tiv requited t attt nd
and to bee-- m-rvrvr ot the Ward Club:
The v in- f i.. u.-Mr evenln:; ti'ui co
addresuni o. J K r:e. Eta.
cc: :: H. -KIM, ftcfy
JVPLY AT WILMINGTON i W'cn
.-v,,.;.- - -
Rit HoAi S! Of i,
oct 8.1 w
11. i?. RADtLlFia'.'
Plnmbins and 'er.sflUi
milE UNDERSIXF.I) r.,-!nr..l!f.-.i; r.
A. nounce that ihey harnpponed a l'lutnb
injr and Gasfitiirc establifhmcat ia ibe 'Luna-
neu Luuaing, on itorth iront street, v.I cro
wiin'SRooa fltoct tbey will be pleasci to
rcoeire orders in'thair line.
"a- Drive Pump a specialty.
oct 9-tf K, 11. A t. O. CliANT.
HcGowan's
JyJEW SALOON, 1C Market it, (
is now open. Best of 'LlqaOre, acd
thebo3tia the city. Oystare, etc. Erery -
thing new, neat, nice and of the best quality:
J A IIES M. 2Icrt07rrAN,
oct 11-tf Star eop'y . No. 16 Market at
School Books.
A LARGE STOCK aY REDUCED
prices. Old Books taken in part payment
for New Boohs upon fret introduction,.
Headquarters for til Tezt Books ujed iatho
Publio and Private Echoola. Special ierma
to country Merchants a? TeschcrB.
oot 4
C. VT. YATES;
House Furnisha na:
rpHIS 13 IMPORTANT both os iegards
health and camfort. Hy stock ia this lice
will compare well with any in North Caro
lina f
BED BLANKETS,
CRIB BLANKETS,
WHITE AND COL'D SPREADS
COTTON AND LINEN SUEETING
In ail widths.
LACE SETTS FOR BEDS& PILLOVS,
LACE LAMBREQUIN ,
LACE CURTAINS, CORNICES,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
MATS, RUGS, &d
oct 12 B. M. ITcINTIRE.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
WILMINGTON, N. O.
Large Sample Rooms lor
Commercial Travelers;
rpHE PiiOPBIETOK havlar thorctrglly
renovated this Hoac3 and farnished i. entire
lynew.ts prepared to giTe to tLe trance
pubUo Hi the conyenlencies of a fI23T.
CLA33 HOTEL. It Is located la the very
oantre of the basin era part cf the citj, , btlig
oonvenient to the orinciDal bcice hnear.
Postoffloe, Oos-ni fIon?e, City nH : std
Oourt Honse.
" - r .
&M FlntClass Bar and Milliard Bxlora
oonnectel with tMi IloteL ,
RATES f 2 riJR DAY, , ' ,
oot F. A. fiOnUTT 5T
ArrivecJ
TUZ PIBST
Wew Rive? Oyster!
OF THE SEASON AT"
rvloart Saloon !
oct 2 .
9
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