fill; PA fLu.
paoIUbed erery afternoon. Sundays ex
wptod bf
JOSH. T. .TAMEBi,
tOITOH AKl) PKOPBTKTOB.
-uyRlWIONS, POSTAGE PAID,
moathe , 1 25 ; Oao month, 50 oent.
Ue PFr h delivered by carriers,
of charge, in any part of tie city, at tie
re rtta, or 13 cents per wt. 1
idTeroaiB? rte iw and lerSi .
-Scbaerribsri pleaae report any and
fi filler" to receive their paper regularly.
Fa
BROWN" &
45 I&arket
treet.
HWS T) INFiUK THIS PUBLIC
D
Wholeaftlfs Caibbavsrs in tar-
gvDoi"-j ;
ti.raUr, that we re full u? with the
op
Dry
that baa ever been offered in this market
HO BUYER visiting thij city will do hin
elf jaitice by pasting oar door, as wo are
nnderielllriK the market Inm ny of the reg
nlar 8tple lines.
- We hare marked down all goods that te-
IjcC to Bummer wear and aro ot'erintf
My Special Moceinls
to our patrons.
Wo woald call particular attent'en to the
following
QENTS' DOGSKIN DRIVING GLOVES
Slightiy spotted, 75o. Worth $1.50,
WOO
B
New Fall Calicoes at all prices in Beautiful
designs.
Bleached and Unbleached
Cottons J
We have laid in a very heavy stock of the
fcbDve and are offering them at lower figures
tiua erer. We have aJl the popular brand?.
Pur 4-4 Bleaching at 10 cents per yard is
without any exception the best value ever
rCered. '
Linen Handercliiefs,
A Job at 10 cent. These goods
require no comment.
Give us a Call !
BROW!? & EOBBIGK,
45 ilarket St.
au 28
To My Friends and
Customers-
I AM NOW DAILY
receiving my Fall stock
of
Boots and Slices,
Consisting of all the
LATEST STALES I
My past stock and my success speak for
tksmselves, and I only ask a continuance c
your favors so liberally bt showed cn me
Please Call and Examine my H
3" Stock as regards Quality
tr?"" and Prices ! 3
No trouble to show goods.
! Will ha nla.ciwl tn an v.-n cit and ill..
1 Respectfully,
C, ROSENTHAL,
32 Market Street.
oct 4, Men of the Phow Cas.
OH AS. KLEIN,.
QMertaier - ui CaM Maier.
Princess Street, In Basement of the.
Journal Building,
VILMINOfoir, n. d.
A fine assortment of Coffins and Cas
sets constantly on hand. Furniture Repaired
Cleaned and Varnished. Orders by tela
traph or mail promptly fllle V nor 6
Goods
r
H
VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER
It is an actual fact .that the number
of votes cast at the recent election in
Xorwalk, Conn., wa3 329; yet people
are told they musn't bo superstitious.
Governor Seymour says Gen. Hancock
will take the oath of office as president
on the 4th of March, and General Gar
field will likewise take the oath of office
as Senator. 4
The gain harvest of Italy this ' year
is estimated as amounting to 05,000,000
hectolitres, or one third wore than that
of 179, which' was between forty and
forty-five, millions.
The Swiss season has been the best
for six years. . Up to June 30th the
Lucerne Steamboat Company had car
ried 40,000 more passengers than up to
thV same date last year.
, A special investigation qf the railroad
authorities as to the cause oi the fright,
ful accident, near Pittsburg, Pa-., is now
going on. Twenty seven deathsjiave so
far resulted from the accident.
In the great retail stores of Philadel
phia pneumatic tubes .have been intro
duced to do the work of cash boys, and
the high-resounding yells of "cash" no
longer split the ears of cstouraers.
The enormous apple crop in New" Eng
land ha3 beea squeezed into so much
cider, that the price of the fluid has
dropped to 90 cents a barrel. It is said
that drunkennessris' in consequence far
mbr& common than usual.
A merchant of New York who dis
poses of over $200,000 worth of goods
per annum to Southern purchasers is
confident that his sales in that section
would reach half a million annually if
there were a', change in the federal ad
ministration. A German professor named : Grimjner
prophesies a woful seven years for all the
world. '-From 1863 to 1887," writes
Prof. Grimmer, "there will be a univer
sal mortality. Asia will be depopulate
And Europe will become a desert
America will lose 15000,000 of her in
habitants." It is quite unnecessary to draw out
Garfield's views on the rebel claims. He
Toted, says a contemporary, for the pay
ment of over one hundred millions of
dollars in southern war claims which
were paid' while hi3 party controlled
congress, and he would be compelled to
go back on his record if he were ndw to
declare that all such bills would be. ve
toed if he were elected president."
We note the following from Mesrs Dan
Talmagtt's Sons & Co.'a Annual Review
of the Rice Culture in Louisiana, dated
New Orleans, Oct. 12tb:
The Crdp of 1879-80 was a failure on
account of low water in the -river, and
only 100 000 barrels was made instead of
250,000 barrels as was looked for early
in. the yer.
The Crop of 1S80-'81 is very large and
basing fstimato on the acreage planted
aDd the turn-out of mills fully 250,000
barrels may bo expected and a conse
quent low range of prices, which are
now over 1 cent per pound lower than
last season, equal date.
Complete returns from the recent Con
necticut town, elections show . that the
Republicans carry but seventy-nine out
of one hundred and sixty-seven town3 in
the State, a net Republican loss of
twenty-four towns, as compared with the
elections of 1877, when the Republicans
carried one: hundred and three towns.
In. the strong Democratic centres of
New Haveu and Bridgeport no election
was held. While local issnes, in a large
measure, influenced the vote, the result is
regarded as encouraging to the Demo
crats, and no doubts are now jentertained
but that Connecticut will cast its elec
toral vete.for Ilancock.
A Grand Reputation.
"Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
has reached a reputation that is not lim
ited by the confines of section or coun
try.. There are no injurious substances
nor false and temporary stimulants in
the preparation. It is purely vegetable
and compounded' .under a formula that
has passed severe tests and. won endorse
ments from some of the highest medical
talent in the country. ATcty York
World.
' See a woman on horseback in another
column, riding near Speers Vineyards,
with a bunch of Grapes from which
Speer a Port Grape Wine is made, that is
so highly esteemed by the medical prof
ession for the naa of invalids, weakly
persons and the aged. Sold by Druggists,
Daily
LOCAL NEWS.
' xevr Advertisements.
' "l uoas H. UcKor - Fresh O ods.
Jas W Kif9 Attertin Third v rd
Democ-ats.
Willtavs Jk i UHcniacK 'Ja.jgJng,
TLs
Twine, Ac
1 0UJ. J- Otteiiburg K rnovl.
LruSTUAICT JiW. Koceirn?.
F. V. Ft stkr Water Woiks.
Mti?. I.um'DE-j Just R.ur:ied
James Wilson Morfgajjea's ale.
Ciiess, ('arley & Co. Lamps, i
and Cans.
HaissBxaeiB A t JUduced Pric
Yatzs chool Boots J-"chroI I ookb.
Window Glass ali sizes at ItaflVr &
-Price's. t
In many parts of England the springs
have not been so low for twertty-six
years.
The newest, latest, bes
at Rosknthais.
and cheapest
i
Ice-cream is dead,
sumption, no doubt.
Poor thing-
-con-
The store window of a merchant on
Water street was found open on Satur
day nijjht.
The finest stock of Ladies' Foxed,
Balmoral and Button Boots at Rosen
thal'8. t
American wines ought to bo very
cheap this year. The apple crop never
was larger.
It is absurd to suppose that a man
can speak above his breath, since his
mouth i3 below his nose.
Mr. Jcs. S. Williams, of this city, who
has been absent for the past few months
has reluned here for the Winter.
Dancing lessons given free at Rosbk
thal'b Pump sole boots and shoes for
the ball room. t
Kissing is somewhat like seven-up. If
he begs, and she thinks she can make
points in the game, she will gire
one.
hi
lm
The man who sighs. 'How soon we
are forgotten," has only to leave a ho
tel without paying his bill to find
how sadly mistaken he is.
Ton can buy No. 1 Cooking and He
ing Stoves at almost any price a Jacobi
Hardware Depot. 1
The Visitors of the Ladies Benevolent
Society will meet at the residence of Dr.
A. J. DeRosset, to-morrow (Tuesday) at
4 o'clock P.M.
Mr. Tbos. W. Strange, of this city,
will speak al Leesburg to-morrow is
repy to Mr. H. E. Scott, the Republican
candidate for the Senate from New Han
over and Pender counties.
AvEa's Chbrkt Pectoral the world's
great remedy for Colds, Coughs and
Consumption.
And right in the middle of an impor
tant campaign, women aro unpatriotic
enough to insist that the country shall
remain unsaved while a stove is being
put up in the sitting-room.
-
The early bird catches the worm, and
sometimes a bad cold, which however
does no injustice to the old proverb, for
with the aid of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
colds are of no consequence. Price, 25
cents.
Some one give3 the following as a cure
for whooping cough: One tablespoonful
of clean pure tar, one pint new milk; stir
well; let stand two hours; pour off the
milk; let the child drink it every hour.
The London Circu3 and Menagerie is
to perform in Danville next Friday.
That looks as though it will not visit
Wilmington this season.
Ladies, the best fits and the easiest
hoes for the little ones are at Rosen
thaij's. t
Dr. Frank M. Deems, a North Caroli
na boy and a son of 'the Rev. Dr. O. F,
Deems, cow of New York City, has been
nominated for the legislature iu the 13th
Assemblydistrict by theDemocratio party
in the great metropolis of New York.
A nomination there means election, sure.
There will be a grand oyster roast at
Macomber's Store, in Harnett township,
on the Tuesday of next week, the 26th
inat ., for the benefit of the Democrats ia
that township. Some good speeches
may be expected on that occasion.
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and sites, at Altaffkb, Pbxce
&CoV
Rice birds are about played oat. Ho
so wi$ those Scotch soles at Rosenthal's
They last for ever. ." f
. lb-. -A V VV o
- Kndden Death.
William Loftin, colored, about 28
years of age, died very suddenly on yes
terday in a house in the alley running
from Fourth to Fifth streots and be
tween Church and Castle. lie was ap
parently in good health, but while sit
ting in a chair he was struck by the
Angel of'Death and died in a few min
utes. Coroner Hewlett held an inquest
this morning, the verdict being death by
natural causes, unknown to the jury.
. Ovate r Toasr,
This is a nice littlo dish, for luncheon
or for a late supper. Scald a quart of
oysters in their own liquor; take them
but and pound them in a mortar, when
they form a paste; add a little rich cream
and some pepper. Get ready some thin,
neat pieces of toast, moistened slightly
with boiling water and spread with fresh
butter. Spread the oyster paste thickly
upon the toast, put a thinly cut round of
lemon upon each piece, and arrange them
on a platter garnished with par?ljy.
Serve very hot.
Our County Ticket.
Th3 Democratic Executive Committee
of New Hanover county have placed in
nomination the following excellent ticket.
Lot us all do our best to elect them ;
i
House of Representatives Abner A,
Moseely, Walker Meares.
For Sheriff Horace A. Bagg. '
For County Treasurer Owen Feonell,
Jr. 1
For Register of , Daeds--Hugh W.
McLaurin.
For Coroner Wm. M. Hays.
For Constable Jesse J. Dlcksey.
Rooms Democratic Executive Com
inittee New Hanover County.
To the Votern of Next) Hanover and
Pender Counties'.
The Executive Committee of New
Hanover Connty, by and with the con
sent and approval of the Executive Com
mittee of Pender County, has plaeed in
the field for your suffrages at the ap
proachiug election for the office of State
Senator, the name of
DAVID G. WORTH,
of New Hanover.
By order Executive Committee:
F. H. DARBY, Chairman.
JAS.W. KING, Sec'y
Wilmington, N. C, Oct. 16, 1880.
Mr. Nath'l Jacobi having been appoint
ed agent for the Atlas Plow, parties in
want of this celebrated Plow can now
have their orders filled at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st.
Returned Home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lnmsden have
returned to the city after an absence of
four weeks at the North. Business was
combined with pleasure and Mrs. Lums
d9n has a variety of beautiful millinery
goods to offer for sale which the ladies
ara invited to examine.
Mr. L. tells us that he had the great
pleasure of shaking Gen. Hancock by
the hand at his homo on Governpr's Is
land. Ho was received very kindly and
briBgs away as a memento a photograph
of'the General presented by him to Mrs.
Lumsden. They stopped in . Baltimore
last week at the great sesqui-centennial,
speading Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
andhursday of that week in the city.
On Wednesday Mr. Lumsden, a Mexican
war veteran, participated in the parade
of the veterans, who were iu . the process
sion on that day.
Water street merchants will keep their
feet dry in Winter by wearing Rosen
thal's toots and shoes. f
City court.
The Mayor's levee was well attended
this morning. T he first case on docket
was John Walker, a son of Erin, who
with his wife, Ann, got on a 6pree on
Saturday night and were found drunk
and down on the streets. They were
accordingly arraigned this morning on
the foregoing charge. Neither of the
defendants claimed a residence here, but
said they were from the other side of
Weldon. They were discharged upon
condition'that they would quit the city
by noon to-day.
Another case of drunk and down cn.
nched the City Treasury to the extent
of $5, and was permitted to depart.
"Wm. Davis and Elias Smith, two
colored lads, were found on board the
steamer Elizabeth, at 2 o'clock Sunday
morning Smith claimed that he was on
the wharf and proceeded there, oa hear
ing the cry of police. Davis was les3
fortunate in being ablo to account for
his presence on the steamer. . The sen
tence of the Court was one day in the C
m T-V " CI fit 1 , .
jr. ior .uavis. - onum was oiscnargea.
Save your money and bay yonr JBnild.
ing Supplies from AlUtrer a Price.
18, 1880 NO. 201
Spoken at Sea.
The Nor. barque) Chatham, Captain
Horn, which arrived here from Liverpool
on Thursday last, reports having spoken
the Mar if ChestcrMart Cc!estel)ot Bos
ton, on'September 2d, in latitude 26 47
minutes North, longitude, -35 33 min
utes west from Greenwich, steering S.
S. E. . "1 well.
Now Advertisements.
I Have Just Returned
TRE WKriTERX PART Of THE
Ktate Kitlia fia clock: of HCHAlf HAIR,
whi h I w 11 mke up ia latest ftylet at
prices tht ma t suit Combings and old
hair worked orer, and darkened or link ten
fid. A so, a tine stock of Millinery and No
t ons just received. Oa Market, between Id
and '3d street', next Wit l)jiaar EitalUh
mnt HlSrs LOV. HTUAKTV
oct 18-tf
Water Works.
fJlHE COMMITTEE on Water Works not
being prepared to mike a a defioite report,
the cipetinp: fur JHenday, the 18th. i tr.st-
poi ed to 2 let ft 5th intt. Due notice of the
meeting will bj given in Tuesday's papers.
F. W. FOSTSB.
oct 18-lt Comxittee on Water Worka.
I., i. i - -' -r -
Lamps, Oils and Cans.
ARE RECEIVING TO-DAY anew
and largo assortment of LAMP, CHAN
DELIERS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, and
Lamp Goodj generally. Parties desiring
anything in the above line , will consult their
interests by giving un a call.
OI L s .
4 To this line we have added the purest and
beit NE ATS FOOT OIL manufactured in the
United States, while our supply of Lard and
Machinery Oils, is such as will enable us to
fill all demands, and at prices that defy com
petition. These goods are sold under thl3
GUARANTEE: Money refunded if not
found as represented.
Oil Cans.
We will introduce a new family Oil Can in
this market that is meeting with larger sales
in the west than any known to the trade,
while we can iurnieh a shipping can that
needs only to be seen to be appreciated.
Prices lower than heretofore charged for this
cuts oi cans.
Send us your orders.
UHEa, OAKLEY A CO.
N. P. THOMPSON, Manager,
oct 18-lt
R3orte:agee's Sale.
BY VIRTUE of the provisions contained
in a certain deed of mortgage executed
on the 28th day ot March 1870, by William
B. Hall and C. Josephine Hall, his wife, to
Junes Wilson, registered in the Register's
Office of New Hanover county, in Book Z, Z,
pages 86, 87, and 88, 1 will sell at public auc
tion, for Cash, at the Court House door, in
the city of Wilmington, on Saturday the 1 0th
day of October, 1880, at 12 o'clock, M, the
following lot in said city beginning at a point
on the North side of Ann street, distant 99
feet East from the Northeast corner of Ann
and Seventh street, thence running along the
line of Ann street Eastward!? 8 feet to
ground now or late of Thomas Owens, thence
Northwardly along said Owen's line and par
allel with said Seventh street, 165 feet, to a
lot of ground owned by William A. Green,
thence along said Green's line Westwardly
and parallel with said Ann street, 6 feet to
ground of Thomas Parker, thence along
aid Parker's line Southwardly and parallel
with Seventh street 165 feet to the place of
beginning.
JAMES Wilson,
octJ8-td Mortgagee.
Removal.
JJAVINQ LEASED THE LARGE AND
commodious Iron Front Stores
20, 22, 24, 26, & 28, N. Front 8t. 1
recently occupied by P. L. Bridgers k Co., I
wiil from this date until November let sell
my entire stock of
CLOTHING, HATS AND GENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS
AT COST, to sava trouble of moving. I
will or ei at my new ttore with the Largest
and Cheapest st3ck of CLOTHING, HATS
A5D GENTS' FURNISHING GOOD?, ever
offered in the Bute at Wholesale and Retail.
Louis J, Olterburg.
? he etore 27 Market street, new occupied
by me, will be for rent from 1st November on
very reasonable terms. oet 18-lt
Miss E. Karrer,
(8uceess3r to liisei Earrer A McGowan,)
jyTILLlNERY, Ladies', Misses, and Ckild
ren's Clothing, No. South Front street,
Wilmington. N. C.
btamping, Hair Work:, and Hair Goods of
erery Ueeenpuon on nana tsanaao to oraer
Orders taken for Ladies' Outfits
Orders by nail will receive prompt
attenuon. r. u. box .
oct 11
PLEJLEE NOTICE.
Wa will be glad to receive eoirrmaniratlom
from our Mends on aay aad all' subjects o
a&eral iatarett but:
' Tae name of tha wriUr nut always be far
niahad to the Editor.
Ooasmuitationi nut be written: oa only
one aide of Ihaapar.
Personalities mam v voided.
And it Is especially pstrtkwlarly.'ander
stood that the Editir f not always endorse
the views of correspoaa'wta, ulan so stated
in tie editorial columns.
flew AdTortisemonts.
Just Beturned,
MR. LUMSDEN has juat r.taraed frem
the Northern markets with a fall line
of fine FrtnchMillinry,the newest, latest and
most desirable fashions. Th Ladle aie re
soectfilly invited to call aid cximlne.
oct 18-Jt
Attention Third Ward
Democrats.
BY IN V'i TATION of the Democratic 3rd
Ward Club, Cap t. W. 8. Nornent will
address the voters on the tolitl&l luan of
the day, n TMdy avening, At 8 o'clock, at
the Court Honss. We cordially is. rite the
voters of the several Wards to be present.'
dj oruer oi tne r resident,
eet 18-lt JAfJ W KINO. Beefy.
Nails, Hoop Iron, Shot.
JQQQ Kegs NAILS, 4 to 40,
1000 9 noor IR0N
300 SII0T
For ?alc low by
WILLIAMS & MURCHISOK.
Bagging, Ties, Twine.
JQQQ RollsCotton BAGGING,
2000 BundlcS NcW and rcd TlES'
1000 Lbs Bassins TIXE'
For sale low liy
WcLLlA-MS & SIUllCIIISON.
Flour, Bacon, Molasses. .
JQQQ Bbls FLOUR, all grades,
. -JQQ Bxs Smoked and Dry Salt Sides,
On A Hh(?a and Bbls New Crop Cuba,
4AjJ Porto Rico, N O Molasses;
For aale low by .
"WILLIAMS & MTjRCIIISON.
Sugar, Coffee, &c.
QQ BAGS COFFEE, all grades,
200 CblS SUGAK' a11 ffrades'
For sale low by
WILLIAMS & MURClIISON. ,
CANDY CANDLES. CRACKERS. &c
JQQ Boxes Astorted CANDY,
100 Tubs ruro Lea LARD'
Boxes STARCH,
50 Case3 LYE'
,: qQ Boxes SOAP,
Tobacco. Snuff. Matches. Paner. Penner.
Ginger, Spice, &c.
r or sale low by
oct IS t WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
THOMAS H McKOY,
SUCCESSOR T9
Boatwright & McKoy
WILL STATE THAT HIS
Stock is
f
and is replenished daily by
FRESH GOODS !
It is anything but pleasant tor me to a;-
peal to our friends to pay what they honestly
owe me though the public prei;; but I have
sent statement after statement prirattly by
mail, and nnmbers have treated them with
tilvnee Is tais right ? 7jdu who have used
my goods for your families, I ask you if I
an not entitled to saae coniiJeration ? Come -
and see me'snd make some arrangement.'
THOS. H. ITIcKOY,
Grecer and Liquor Dealer '
oet 18 6 AT Front street
Election TicketSj
p RINTED AT LOWEST BATES."
At - E. B. WARROCK'3
Job O dee, Corner Chestnut and Water tta.
In Renew Building. 0et9