sG Sizmrotrs, SJM jThree
3C yCirI il '35- vj mouth, 60. cents.'
n.rer be dc'.ivered by carriers,
fe vl-zs iawy part of tbe city, at the
T,r ..iaif ..ai libera:
atj - - , -iss-ieooi-t any ard
r- e.
,,.;.fW 11 ru"11 r '
B80VM--. RGbDlCK
AS Market Street.
U ... WbMe3'ei Ca-'i buyers ia r r
'J
.., rbit we " fn!l u with the
Cheapest Eaixie !
oo.ci
thatbu eTer been offered in tfci3 market.
50 BUYES rieltin thil city wiii do hiai
ielf j.it'cd by pain our door, as we are
snJenellini t! t.-t' In QM17 oftbereg
!r Stiple Hats
We hTe mried rtovro U .vjas that be
IaiSC to Saraicer wpar and ae ( L'eria
li Special Mfic&Mls
to our patron?.
We would cili particular attanticn to the
following
GEHTS' DOG SXlfi DRIVING GL0YES
: 'Might". j spotte-i, 753. Worth$1.50, '
algcoe
f.
New Fall Calicoes Rt nil prices ia Beaitiful
r designs.
Bleached aufl Unbleached
Cottons I
We have l&W in a very aeayy stock of the
above and are offering them at lower figures
t&in oyer. We hare all the popular brands.
Our 44 Bleaching at 10 cents per yard is
without any exception the bet value ever
offered.
Linen Handercliiefs,
A Job at-10 cents 1 hese gocdj
require no coaimsnt
Give us a Call J
BROWS & EOBBIC
45 JViarkst3 St.
au SS
To S3y Friends a
Customers
tr&j I AMSOW DULY s
reciri&2 my Fall stock'
of
Boots and Shoes,
Consisting of a'.l the
LikTJEitST Sl2?'SraBS 1 1
My past stock and my success speak for
tJuciBelTM, and I only as a continuance o
your farors s liberally besfawed on zoe
7" Please Call and Examine my C
"Stcck aa regards Quality.
and Prices !
Ao trou'-Ia to ihow goods.
Will be p!esed to.eseyou one and all.
'. 1 " -
BeapectfuliT,
C, ROSENTHAL,
32 Market Street.
o:t 4 Sign of the Phow Oflse."
GHAS. KLSIN,
Oiiertater hbI MM Mater.;-
Princess Street, in Basement of the.
Journal Building,
flriLUlNQTOS, K. O.
A Qne awrtoaeat of CotSns and Gas
eu eonstautly oa baud. Faraitora Repaired
Claaaed and Varnished. Orders by tola
traoh or mail promptly n i hot 5
jsSirstock.
The
VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C TUESDAY, OCTOBER
There were terrible storm3 on Satur
day and Sunday in the Northwest.
There have been numerous disasters
reported on the lakes, and it is (eared
that the los3 of life will be considerable.
There were aho heavy snows reported.
In some places the drifts were twelve
feet deep, and trains are blockaded.
The maximum of the,wi'nd was seventy
milc3 an hour.
Senator Hampton, we can bat think
has really gone out of his way to brand
John Sherman -with falsehood, in .charg
ing him (Hampton) with a connection
with Ku K'ux Jvlans. Sherman lied and
Sherman knew that he lied and there
fore Gen. Hampton must have known
that the assertion made by Sherman was
merely an invitation for Hampton to
kick him. It really, was not worth the
while -of the peerless South Carolinian to
soil the toe of his boot with John Sher
man's dirty carcass..'
' . ' .
John It.! Woodward, one cf JohnSber
man's pet thieves, has just been caught
at it. For fifteen years'paat he has-been
I a U. S. Treasury official at Boston and
tday tbo governmnLt is minus $82,000
which he has managed to steal from it
We presume as he ia a loycl Republican,
the government he has betrayed and de
frauded will be taxed to fortius defense
when he is put oh trial. We suggest his
acquittal, aa a piece of great economy
Ifc'would'nt do to send all of the govern
ment thieves to AlbaDy. The acconomo
datior.a would be foand entirely inade
quate.
The attention of members of Demo
cratic committees is invited to the fol
lowing, which we clip from the : New
bernian. While we are not prepared
to believe that the error was an inten
tional one on the part of anybody, stil
we urge that every separate j ticket, on
everv separate, sheet, be scanned care
fully, and 'that by every member of a
committee in turn, bo as to be sure that
no error can possibly creep in, before the
tickets are distributed: k
It has fortunately been 'discovered
that a tiart oi the tickets sent by the
State Democratic Executive. Committee
to the County Committees for the com
ing election, are printed wrong, in one
instance- the given name of Mr. Busbee
f the Presidential Electors, is print
ed Pabius instead -of Fabius. Such i3
thA rasR with a nart of those sent here
and which are mixed up indiscriminately
with those correctly printed. Of course
this has been done by some scoundrel
pmnlnved in the iob office where the
work was done. It would be well for
Mr. Coke to not only investigate this
matter, but to see that the work is done
by trustworthy printers. Let our neigh
boring . County Committees examine
well every ticket before they are dis-
tributed at their respective, precincts.
-Ladies, the best fits and the -easiest
sh'oea for tha little ones, are at Rosen
THATj'8. t
LOCAL NEWS.
Jsw Advertisements.
HsiasaaaoiB AtReduced Prices
K M McIsttbk To Mothers
Yates School Booke Always Komethmg
New.
gee ad Cook Wanted '
Have you registered?
Lords of Creation "Hucksters.
Partheuia, Hamlet, Belgarde. -
Kentz-Santley Troupe and bald heads.
Register Democrats or you will be
left
Wicdow Glass all sizes at Altaffcr &
Price's. t
Will the cattle
abated?
nuisance ever be
Farly risersreport a slight frost on
yesterday morning
The steamer Passport has returned
from Charleston. ...
Tea newest, latest, tea and cheapest
at itosEXTHAii s: y
Coots are about played out but the
hucksters still hold the fort,
j Save your money and bay jour Build.
in Supplies from Altaffer & Price. ,
Just two weeks from election day and
the election of Hancock, Jar vis and
Shachelford. :
Caution insures safety, and all cautious
people cure tneir colds with Dr. Bull's
Cough byrup. -
"if you have changed jour residence
or Ward see that you have your certifi
cate and are properly registered in your
rew Ward. .
Dill
Handsome cornices are being placed
on the front of the express office and
Mr. J. C. Mends' drug store, on Front
street, by Mr. S1. Bear, t!m owRfr of
the property.
a woo'a Phhrrt Pectoral the world's
great remedy for Cold3, Coughs and
Consumption.
Read the interesting account of the
Charleston fire on the fourth page of
this issue,' clipped from the AVv V
Courier.
Where :s taat crowd going ? To Rx -
esthais. to buy boots and shoea. f
A IVeir Postal. Law
After January 1st, 1861, no card of
any description can pa?s through the
mails with a single cne cent stamp affix
ed, except the postal card now m v.te.
according to law of Congress.
The finest stock of Ladies Foxed
Balmoral and Button Boo" 8 at Rosen
THAL B. 1
-X.
A Freak of Mature.
Mr. O.J. Jacobs, of Pender county,
has in his possession a pig, which is
about three weeks old, which has on eacti
fore leg six well-developed and perfectly
formed hoofs, but in all other respects is
as healthy and lively a little "grunter"as
one would wish to see.
Pay Ine Enumerators.
Messrs. James W. King and Archie
Alderman, two of tho census enumerat
ors for this city have received their pa
pers. After they go through a red tape
ordeal the money will be sent to them.
The other enumerators for this city have
not even received their papers.
Death of a Good Citizen.
Mr. Dawson T. Durham, aged about
58 years, died at his residence in Rocky
Point township, Pender county, at 1
o'clock this afternoon of paralysis super
induced by gastric fever. Mr. Durham
wa3 a very highly respected citizen of
his township and his loss will be keenly
felt in the community.
Dancing lessons given free at Uosex
tHalV Pump cole boots and ehoea for
the ball room.- t
Unmallable.
The following nnniailable matter re
mains in the postoffico in this city:
Jack Smith, care of J. G. Hogders,
H. C. Dupew, 111 4th ave. New York;
Charles Hudley, Manly Station, N. C;
Spencer Kelly, Jonesboro, IS. C.
Has '.Declined.
We understand that Rev. Mr. Pitts,
who was called to St. John's Parish; has
declined to accept the call. Neither
will he go to Hillsboro as he has accept
ed an invitation in some city to the
North of us, but where wc did not as
certain. There arc others recommended
by Bishop Lyman, to some .oue of whom
an invitation to St. John's will very
probably be extended.
Mr -NathM Jacobi bavins been appoint
ed agent for the Atlas Plow, parties in
thU celebrated Plow cn now
have their orders fi lied at jacobi a Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front 8t.
Bis Haul.
The run of mullets this season . has
been unusually fine. Immense quantities
have been caught and barrelled for ship"
ment. A few days ago a haul was made
on Federal Point which broke the
seines. It is estimated that this haul
was the largest ever made is these parts
Water street merchants will keep their
feet dry in Winter by wearing Rosek
thais boots and shoes.
I
City court.
. The Mayor's levee was well attended
this morning. One party, a white man,
who was dowrTand drunk, and, also two
colored men, arrested for an affray,
were discharged on account of previous
good character.
George N. Jones and James Ivey,
charged with larceny, was the next case
called. Jones and Ivey have been en
gaged in unloading car3 at . the Union
Depot, in this city. Mr. J. F. Post,
Jr., agent, yesterday afternoon discover
ed that a box of boots iu transit was
broken open and that two pairs of
boots were miising from the box.
A trap was set which causht Jones,
who implicated Ives in the theft Ives
was discharged and Jones sent to jail in
default of bond.
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and ataea, at Altafjtcb, Psicz
6 Co
IlEYIEW.
Scarcity of Ojtters.
The scarcity of oysterters in thii vi
cinity is giving saloon keeps much
trouble. Oyster men have refused to
bring them in on account of the warm
weather. We suppose that plenty of
the bivalves will be brought in duriDg
the next few days as the weatner bids
fair to be cool.
Dr Patterson
Rev. Dr. Patterson, of this t-ity, left
here this morning for New York, where
he is to attend, this week, a meeting of
the Trustees of the University of the
South. After that he will probably go
to Boston and there he will visit church
es in various parts of the county in be
half of the Sewance Kndowmeut Fund.
How long he will remain away from
Wilmington is as yet unascertained but
it is possible that he may go to Europe
before he returns here.
Columbus County Democrats.
We had the pleasure of a call from
Captain V. V. Richardsou, of Columbus
county, this morning, who is now on his
way to Robeson county to finish up his
canvass for the campaign. Capt. Rich
ardson is a bold, aggressive speaker, and
one who works hard and earnest in the
cause in which he enlists. Wo opine
that Robeson and Columbus will send
Capt. Richardson to the State Senate
this year by several hundred majority
more thetf he needs.
The Democrats of Columbus expect to
have one big old-fashioned mass meeting
in Whiteville on Saturday, the 30th
inst., three days before the election, so
we are informed, and then wait until
you hear from Columbus on the 2d day
of November. Among the distinguished
speakers invited to address the meeting
on that occasion are Senator Zeb. A ance
and Hon. Walter L. Steele.
List of Letters.
The following Is a list of the letters re-
maining unclaimed in the City Postoffioe
Wednesday, Oct. 20th:
A Cornelius Austin, George Allen,
Clara Andrews.
B David W Brown. William Bland,
A. D. Baines, W. T. Boutwell, Willis
Bird. S. F. Blow. Robt. Bowens, Jas.
Brown, James Bonham, Frank Bryant,
Geo. V. Branch. D. i. .Brown, iiucinoa
Boon, Mary Jane Bradley, Malissa Brad-
lev, miss Kate isecien, mrs. a. iu.
Burgan, Stephen Ballard.
C Mr. E. A. Carter, uampoeu or
Sunden. W. M. Caulev. W. R. Coles, C.
H. Crowell, Carrie Carroway, Maggie
Cowles, Mary Council.
1) Alexander uougiass, irdieuocK-
-m r -r
ery, A. Ll. lavis, care mr. jorysou ;
Charles Dabbage, John ueberry, J no. .
Davis, Jackson Davis, Cloa Davis, E. T.
Davis.
"R "Laura Easters ;
F Miss E. Fleming, Dave Fields,
Ashlev Fleminr.
G Owen Gooden. Luther Gardiner,
Nancy Green, Martha Graham, Bettio
Groves, Anna Gregg. .
h A irnes Harrison. Harriet neani
nn. Emma Harriss. care Wm. Howard,
JospTihine Herrinc Frank Hayman, Al
len Hill, Geo. Hardy, James Hall. Jim
Hall, Tony Hall, 1 . W. Hall, v lrgu
Hill, wm. HUSKe, vnristopner xiutnug-
ton, Wm. Holmes.
j"Robt. Jefferson. Fleming Jones.
L James Lanier, A. B. Lind, Isa
Vlln. Trfonn.rd.
AT Ttinmaa Miller. Jas. L. Mosely,
Jas. A. Merrit, James D.McIver, Frank
Money, Alexander Mosingo, Jeny
Afnnrp. Mattio Merrick. Fred McKoy,
Lucy Ann Middleton, Fannie Moore,
Delia Moore,Eucy MciNau.
N Wm. Newkirk, Henry S.-.Nash,
Hpnv Nichols. MollieE. Norris, Jas. L.
Night. Edward Neal, Alice Nash.
O J. H. U'lieary, uonie uvenon.
T Rose Pembertonfc Louisa Price,
W. H. Powers, Thomas F. Plummer,
Robt. Picket, J. W. Porter.
Q James Qumn.
Tt-Arch RobesoD. Geo. "W. Reaves,
Mr. Roges, Ann Robeson, mrs. Clarisa
Rothweil, Henrietta Kitter.
R.T. N. SDOoner. Pefer Smith, 1. W.
Sheridan, Sarah Shaken.EUenShappard.
WR.H. Whitley, Agnes Williams,
Emma A. Whitehurst, G. A. Walkop.
Persons calling for letters in above list
will please say "advertised"; if not claim
ed in 30 days will be sent to cad letter
Office, Washington, V. U
E. R. BRINK, P. M.
Wilmington, N. C.t New Hanover
County, N. C.
A Grand Reputation.
Wariipr's Safe Kidnev and Liver Cure
has reached a reputation that is riot lim
ited bv the confines of section or coun
try. There are no injurious substances
nor false and temporary stimulants in
ihn. rrpnaration. It is Tjurely veeetable
and compounded under a formula that
has .passed severe rests ana won euuon
ments from some of the highest medical
talent in the country. New York
World. . , .
Tem rn hnv No. 1 Cookiner and Heat
Ing Stores at almost any price at Jacobis'
Uarawire jjeyot.
19. 1880 NO.
202
m: M O C R A T I C ftl A 3 M E BT1 If G S.
Mr. John tW. Shackelford, the Demo
critic candidate for Congress in the
Third Congressional District, and other
distinguished speakers, will address the
people at the following times and places:
Harre'il's Store, Simpson county,
Wednesday. Oct. 20.
Beatty's Bridge, Bladen count v.Thurs
tiay, Oct. 21. .
Point .tswelJ, Pender county, Friday,
Oct. 22.
White Hall, Bladen county, Saturday
Oct. 23.
Wilminffton, New Hanover county,
Saturday, Oct. 27.
Sidbury's Store, Pender county, Fri
dav, Oct. 29.
Stump Sound, Onslow countv, Satur
day, Oct. 30.
Speaking to commence each day at.12
M. excepting at Wilmington, where tie
speaking will take place at night.
By order of the Democratic Executive
Committee of tho Third Congressional
District.
See a woman on horseback in another
column, riding near Speer's Vineyards,
with a bunch of Grapes from which
pprV Port. Grape, Wiae is made, that Is
so ijiniy esteemed by tho medical nro-
ession for the use of invalids, weaklv
9
persons and the aged. Sold by Druggists.
Hew Advertisements.
Cook Wanted.
dOOD COOK can hear- of a tito&tion
by applying for particulars at this office.
oct iw-u
Always Sometliing New.
LABQE STOCK OF STRAW Good,
i lower Baskets, School Lunch Bsgs, Straw
Hand Satche's, L&diss' Work Baskets, Wall
Pockets, Scrap Baskets, Ac, Alio, an ela
gsnt line of Fancy Frame 1 and Easels,
; 1
Chromes and Fancy Goods. A thousand
School Bookf, suitable for use in the pvblic
and private schools of this locality.
ortl3
Book Btore
To Wl others.
FLANNEL SUITS,
Fo'
For Children, in all lizes.
EMBROIDERED WHITE FLANNEL,
; For Skirts.
I ADIE3' MERINO VBST3
j and Stockesettes.
ADIES' ALL WOOL VE8T8.
D
BERR OQOnS AND' TRIMMINGS.
In endless rariery.
O
IL CLOTHS, 4-4, 64. I 4, 6 4, 10-4,
Also. 9 feet ard 12 leet wide.
CARPETS toptesse the most fastidious.
Respectfully, 1
It. M. il sin TIRE.
oct 19
P S An exoerienced Drv Goods Salesman
is also wanted. Apply at once. ,
I Have Just Returned
FfiOM THE WESTERN PART OF THE
State with a fine stock of HUMAN HAIR,
which I will make up in the latest styles at
prices that must . suit. Combings and old
hair wnrlrml nrer. and darkened or lighten
ed. A! so. a fine stook of Millinery and No-
tions just received, un siariet, oeiweem ta
and 3d street), next Wil. Dyeing Esuliih
ment. MISS LOU. STUART.
oct 18-tf I
Mortgagee's Sale.
BY VIRTUE cf the provisiens coitained
in a certain deed of mortgage executed
on the 26th day ot March . 1870, by William
B. uall ana j. josepmne nau, nu wne, 10
James Wilson, registered in tbe Register's
. Am ww a i rw rw
Umceol new uanovercouoiy. in dooi xi, ,
pages 86, 87, and 88, 1 will sell at public auc
tion, for Cash, at the Court House door, in
thA rtwnf wilmioirton. on Saturday tbe i 0th
day of October, 1880, at It o'clock, noon, the
f ollowicg lot in said city Deginmng at a point
on the XHorth side of Ann street, distant 99
feet Fast from tee Northeatt corner of Ann
and Sevsath etrset, thence running along the
line of Ann street Kastwardlj 66 feet to
ground now or late of Thomas Owens, thence
tforthwardlj along sid Owen's line and par
allel with said Herenth strest, 16S tett to a
lot of ground owned by William A Green,
tbence along said Green's line Weatwardly
ard parallel with said Ann street, C6'feet to
ground of Thomas Parker, thence along
id HArker7 line Houtbwardlr and carallel
with8erenth street 165 feet to the place of
beginning.
JAMES WILSON,
oct 18-ld Mortgagee.
At Reduced Prices.
OCHOOL BOOKS AND
SCHOOL STATI05ERY.
Patents and teas hers will fiad it to their
interest by first calling at
HKINSBERGES'S-
Pianos and Organs
TOR CASH or on the Instalment plan at
THE LIVE BOOK AND 1IUSIO STORE.
oct n
FLSABC5OTI0S.
W wDl belad to recalre eommttalcatloni
from our friends oa amy and all , subjeets o
ffemermllatorest butt
The aaae of tha write mast always be for
nlahed to the Editor. ; v
CommOTlntToaj mist be writtem,' oft on!y
oae side of thejpaper.
Person all ties mum t jrolded.
And it u espeeUlly 4 j particular ly;uader
stood that the Editor f tea sot always eodon
the views of correspondents, unless so cUU4
la the dl to rial oolunns.
Now Advertisemonts.
Just Returned,
MR. 1UMSDEN has Just retimed frem
the 'ortte markets with a foil linn
of fine FrnehMillinery,the newest. latest and
most dfifllrahlA faahi nna. In. I. .ill..
specifally InTits4 to Call aid ex mine.
Nails, Hoop Iron, Shot.
1QQ A Kegs NAILS, 4 to 40,
100(3 Bal" H00IIR0N
300 SU0T
For pale low bv
WILLIAMS & MURCniSON.
Bqgglns, Ties, Twine.
1 000 rk0lls Cotton BAGGIXG -
2000 Bundlcs Nevr aml rcd TlES'
JQQQ Lbs Bagging TWLVE,
s For sale low by
WcLLlAMS & MUKCIIISON.
Flour, Bacon, Molasses.
JQQQ Bbls FLOUR, all grades.
300 3 Smokctl and Dry Salt SIdes
nht?s and Bbls 'ew CrP Cuba,
CxjKj Porto Rico, N O Molasses.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS & MURCIIISON.
Sugar, Coffee, &v
400 BAGS coffee ai1 Tadc5
2QQ Bbls SUGAR all grades,
For sale low by
WILLIAMS & MURCIIISOy.
CAWDY. CANDLES. tRACKERS, Ac
J QQ Boxe3 Astorted CANDT,
2QQ Tubs Pure Leal LARD,
200 Boxes STARCI1'
Cases LYE,
Boxea SOAP,
Tobacco, Snuff, Matches, Paper, Pepper
Ginger. Spice, &r.. . , '
x or sale low by
oct IS WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
THOMAS H- McKOY,
SUCCESSOR Td
Boatwriglit & McKoy;
WILL STATE THAT HIS
Stock is Large !
and is replenished dally by
FRESH GOODS!
It is anything but pleasant for me to ap
peal to our friends to pay what they honestly
owe me touh the public prei ; but I have
sent statement after statement piirately bj
mail, and numbers have treated them with
silence; Is tMi right ? Ton who have used
my goods for your families, 1 ask you if I
am not entitled to sDaeconsiieration 7 Com
and see me'and make some arrangement.
THOS. H. IttcKOX,
Grecer and Liquor Dealer .
oct 18 5 AT Front street
Election TicketSj
pRINTED AT LOWEST RATES.
At E. 8. WABROCK3'
JobOfl&ce, Corner Chestsa tend Water sir.
In Beriew Building. ot9
Miss E. Karrer,
(Successor to Misses Karrer A UeGowaa,)
jyjILLiNEBY, Ladies', Misses', and ChlM-
ren's Olothlag, Wo, 6 South Front ttreeL
Wiimiagton li. C -
Stamping, Hair Work, and Hair Goods of
very description oa hand and made to order.
Orden taken for Ladles' Outfits
3- Orders by mail will receive prompt
attention, P.O. Box SOL, . !F
ctt 11-