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ed .ren Sunday. joSII. T. J A M E 8 urP'PTIO. POSTAGE PAID. sL 5 CO 8in"th, $2 50; Tar. lBi teaTi iaontIt &o cent. e0S!,rV trll' b delivered by carriers, e 'iVur partnf tbecity,ettfce T" or 13 e"" J'r wc- :o ryceiv-f t'uri' payors regaiarly. an a eaawr & boooigic 45 Market Street. vh'bk to. "inf iUM THE PUBLIO -ia-d A bil saift t'ai'ituvers a ? r.r g,ter 'J . -- a e ful1 tt? with ttt ry oo - tht hu efer beea offered' ia this market. 30 BUTE Tiiitiax this c.ty will do him itfjiii'.csby passing par door, u we are udeneliinz oirt ,;n nnny of the reg b'.c Staple liooi We b?e marked down all jroode that te lo:j to 8ammer wear and aro (i!eria';r Many Special Inaucemenls to oar patrons. We woald cill particular attention to the following GENTS' DOGSKIN DRIVING GLOVES Rightly spotted, 75o. Worth $1. EC, alicoe 8 5cw Fall Culicoes at all prices in Beautiful dseigES. Bleached ami Unbleached Cottons I We hare laid in a very haay stook of the ibove and are offering them at lower figures thia eTer. We have aH the popular brand. f ur 44 lechiti at 10 cents per yard ia without anj exception the bost value ever offered. ' Linen Handercliiefs, A Job at 10 contt. These goods require no comment. Give us a Call ! BROWN & B9DDICK, 45 Sarket' St. an 28' To My Friends and ASKOW DAILr recsiTiog my Fall stock Of v Boots and Shoes, Consisting of a" I the LATEST STYLES.! Uy paat etock and" my eaccess speak for Uuaselrw, and I enly eak a coLtinuacce o your favors so liberally "bes'owed cn me & Please Call and Examine my ,0 "Stock as regards QnalityH and Prices ! -a So trouble to show goods. ill be pleased to see you ore and all. Respectfully, C. ROSENTHAL, 32 Market' Street. Oct 4 Rien of the Show Case. CHAS. KLEIN, Osjertater ani eaiiiet Haier. nacesi Street, ia Basement of the Journal Bnildingi k J5 A fine assrt(nant of Coffins and Cas , MtanUyon hand. Furniture Repaired wwaed aadVamUhed. Order by tele Pa er nail promptly fl' lu ?. dot 6 r J -U i VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1880 NtO. 203 Ben. Butler is confident that Indiana will go Democratic next month; and not only that but . he promises victory all along the line. " r ' ITere is the full sum and substance of the situation a3 it now" standi: In the eight Stales that have held elections thi3 fall, the Democrats hare carried five and the Republicans three. The Radicals got a set-back in Maine and the Demo crats in" Indiana- Old Peter Cooper, now 91 years old, fcuilt the fijst engine that ran upon the 'Baltimore i Ohio Railroad in 1829-30. It wa3 named the "Tom Thumb," and Mr. Cooper was his own engineer. Tha old locomotive looked like a chicken coop with a etove pipe. ' . m m Of the sixty-two bishops of the Epis copal Church now living, two; Bishops Williams and Seymour, are bachelors ; and seven are widowers, Bishops Smith, Potter, Gregg, Bissell, Pinkney, Welles and Dudley, and two hare been twice married, Bishops Potter and Dudley. It is a long time between rains. Not only is the drought beitl& severely felt in the west, but many large streams in New York are . almost dry. Pedestrians can cross the Delaware river without wetting their feet, and the fish are dying off by thousands. Many mills and fac tories have been forced to suspend for wanfof power; the railway wells along the roads are empty, while "farmers are obliged to drive their cattle in some cases several miles for water. A deluge would, not be out of place. young LOCAL NEWS. Nevr AdYertiaements. F A'Ecnuxxs Oysters Jena L BoATwaiaST Ihe Hon: of Gocd GroceiicB 8oh Bear & Bsos For Charter Alelx gpauNT k Sox 3bip Notice HxiKSBzaaeK Chatter-L'oz Yaiss Schoql Books always t'ometbig New. viiidow Glass--ali sizes' at ItaSer & Price's. t The schooner Mary Dear arrived safely in port yesterday. Tha newest,. latest, bea and' cheapest at RoSENTHAIi's. t Mr. F. A. Schutte has opened an ous ter counter in his saloon. Dancing lessons given free at Koses thal's Pcmp sole boots and shoes for tbe ball room.. ' . t - Mr. Jtha London, formerly of this c'ty, bat cow of Colorado, is here on a brief visit. ; Mr. William Futrell will open at the corner of Water and Market streets, in the Eilers building, a grocery store in a few days. . ; Water street mercbanta"will keep their feet dry in ,Winter by wearing Rosen thal's boots and shoes. f Ayer's Cherry Pectoral the world's great remedy for Colds, Coughs and Consumption. Nick Roberts has cancelled his date for the Opera House in this city because of not being able to reach here without the loss of a night. Nick Roberts has the bosspantomine troupe in Jthe country and would have done a good business in this city. ' Rico birJs are about played out. No so with those Scotch sole at Rosenthal's They, last for ever. f How to see Ju; iters Moons. An exchange, speaking of the four moons of Jupiter, says that to witness them it is not necessary to buy or bor row a field-glass. A looking-glass is all necessary, and by observing the reflec tion of the planet on a clear night the moons can be seen on either side of the golden disk of the planet. This plan has been tried successfully. "As the moons revolve about the planet in short periods the nearest making the circuit in less than two days their relative positions are constantly changing. The size of these moons varies from a diame ter of 2,352 miles to 2,929 miles. The doctors are very much displeased over a competitor who is grrdually steal ing their best practice; we mean Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup", of which a 25 cent bottle does better work than a dozen prescript tions. ; Where ia that crowd going ? To Bos enthal'p, to bpy boots and shoes. f DAILY : Remember that the old registration books which were u3ed in the State elec tion .two years ago will be used at the Presidential election next month, and if you have changed your ward in two years you must transfer your name to the ward in which you are at present residing, a3 different registration books are used for State and national and city elections. - . " 11 ' i The tw Grocery. ' Capt. Boatwright threw open this morning, to his friends and the public, tha-doors of -his -ew ami handsome grocery establishment, on North Front street. He had many callers during the day, amoDg whom were a number of la dies. The stock is new and fresh, and was purchased carefully , by Captain Boatwright with an express view to the requirements of this market. We think that he will do a large business: lArioso. At a meeting of L'Ario3o Club, hold hit eveniog, the following cfiicers were elected: - President Jaa. Q. Bradley. Vice President D. L. Evans. " Secretary and Treasurer W. L Smith, Jr. Governing Committee J.- M. Cronly, O.P. Meares, Jr., Albert Gore and T. H. McKoy, Jr. Arrested on a Capias Thomas Edens. a Garfield voter of the colored persuasion, who i3 some twenty-two or three years old,, was ar rested here this morning by one. of Sher iff Manning's deputies upon a capias issued by A. C. Huggins, Clerk of the Superior Court in Onslow county, to an swer to an indictment for larceny found against the said Edens at the last term of the Superior Court held in the above named county. The '"prisoner was com mitted to the tender mercies of Dan. Howard, Jailor, to await the requisition of the Sheriff of Onslow county. Painful Accident. , Mr. Frank W. King, in the employ of Messrs. Westbrook & Bro., of Rocky Point, as superintendent of their cotton gii, met with a painful accident on Mon day, the 18th inst., by which one of his arms was broken and one of his hands fearfully mangled. Whilo working' at the gin, the sleeve of his coat, while his hand was employed in clearing the "moat board," - became entangled in the gin, and before he could extricate himself, the hand was drawn into the gin, lacer ating it in a fearful manner, and breaking the arm, as we have described. Mr, King, is a young man, unmarried, very much .respected, and he has the sympathy of the community in his misfortune. It is thought that amputation of the arm will not be necessary, but the hand will un doubtedly be crippled for life. Thlra Waid Meetins. The meeting of the Third Ward Dem ocratic Club, held at the Court House last evening, was largely attenedd. Captain W. S. Norment made a capital rallying sDeech and enthused new'life into some of the moat despondent Democrats here J-abouts. Mr. iL A. Bagg, the nominee for Sheriff, and Mr. Walker Meares nominee for the Houso and II. W. Mo Laurinr Esq., nominee for.. Register, of Deeds, being called upou, each in turn, mauls appropriate remarks, accepting the nomination . which had been tendered them and promising to use every effort ia their power to achieve a victory at the coming election. Tfco meeting was quite a success and ail who attendei were gratified with the result. The Fourth Ward is the next to hold a meating, we believe, "according to the phn agreed upon at a general me6ting held in the City Court Room a week or so ago. Keep the ball in motion. Let all the Wards work in earnest and let the members of the different Wards atn tend all the meetings and in this way keD ud the enthusiasm. Remember the time is short, not quite two weeks to election day. - Magistrate's Conn. D. L. Britt, colored, was arraigned before Justice Gardner this morning, up on the charge of assault and battery, and ordered to pay fine and costs, besides be ing required to give bond to keep the peace for six months. In an editorial article on the second page of this issue, lor full read fuel. The intelligent compositor, &c, &c. "The cotton receipts at this port to-day foot up 1,316 bales. EEYIEW.: THE MAILS. The mails clote and arrive as the City Poot Office as follows : Northern through mails 7 40 p a Northern through and way mails 6:30 a m. Raleigh 5:30 a. m.. . .and 6:00 p. ni. Mails for the N. O- Railroad, : and routes supplied there- trom, including A. & N. C. lUilroad, at... 5;30 p. m. Southern mails for all points South, daily. . . ..8 a m and i :4o p. m Western mails (U CR'y) daily (except Sunday) 5:00 p- m Mail for Cberaw k Darling- ton. 7:45 p. m. Mail for point between Flo- renceand Charleston. 8 am :45 p m Fayetteville, and offices on Cape Fear River, Tuesdays, and Fridays.. 1.00 p. in. Fayetteville, via Lumberton, daily, except Sundays 5:00 p.'m. Ooslow O. H. and intermedi ate offices, every Monday and Thursday at 6.00 a. m. Smithville mails, by steam boat, daily, (except Sun days) 10-00 a.m. Mails' for Easy Hill, Town Creek, Shallotte and Little River, S. C, every-Monday and Thursday at......... COO a. m. Wilmingtcn and Black River . Chapel, Mondays, Wednes days and Fridays at.. 5:00 a, m. orzN fob delivery . Northern through and way, mails 7:00 a. m. Northern mails 9 30 a m Southern Mails......... 7:30 a. m. Carolina Central Railway. 10:00 a. m Stamp Office open from 8 a. m. to 12 M.f and from 2 to 6:30 p. m. Money Order and Register Department open same as stamp office. General delivery open from 6:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 a. m. Stamps for sale at general delivery when stamp office is closed. Mails collected from street boxes every day at 3:30 p. m. Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all styles and sxzes, at Altaffkb, Peice & Co's . . . DEMOCRATIC MASB MEETINGS. Mr. JohnW. Shackelford, the Demo cratic candidate for Congress in the Third Congressional District, and other distinguished speakers, will address the people at the following times and places: Harrell's Store, Sampson county, Wednesday, Oct. 20. Beatty's Bridge,Bladen county, Thurs day, Oct. 21. Point Caswell, Pender county, Friday, Oct. 22. White Hall, Bladen county, Saturday Oct. 23. Wilmington, New Hanover county, Saturday, Oct. 27. Sidbury's Store, Pender county, Fri day, Oct. 29. Stump Sound, Onslow county, Satur day, Oct. 30. Speaking to commence each day at 12 M. excepting at Wilmington, where tke speaking will take place at night. By order of the Democratic Executive Committee of the Third Congressional District. The finest stock of Ladies' Foxed, Balmoral and Button BootB at Rosek teal's. t Bloodshed in Paddy'f Hollow. This morning 5 o'clock, as the police officer on duty in Paddy's Hollow was making his regular rounds, he discover ed Julia Ford, colored, a well known hab itue of the classic precincts of the Hol low, in quite a scanty attire on the street bleeding quite profusely from a wound in the head, the blood having flowed down over the 6ingle garment which lae wore, causing her to present quite a ghastly appearance The complaint she made to the officer was that a white man named Joseph Marshall had strick en her with a billet of wood, in her own room, beceause she endeavored to put him out. The white man, Marshall, who is now locked up in a cell at the City Hall, aversthat he was in the woman's room with her permission, and that she had been out all night on a razee and came home this morning, short ly before the hour above mentioned, in toxicated and struck him with a chair The case will come up for the Mayor's consideration to-morrow morning, at half- past 0 o'clock. The trial had to be postponed until to-raorrow at the hour above mentioned, owing to the enfeebled condition of the woman. Marshall, who is a man with one arm, is not a resident of the city, having only a short time ago arrived in thi3 city from New York on board of a steam tug and was accidently left here when the tug took, her depart ure. The prisoner claims to be an engin eef, and willingly surrendered himself to the authorities this morning. There will be a meeting of the Young America Hancock, Jarvis and Shackel ford Cub at 8 o'clock o-nightat the City Court Boom. A fall attendance if earnestly requested. Mew Advertisements. For Charter. riMiE acHooxi::; vary bear 1 i offered o. ch4rlt:r Apply t uct 20-!t SOL BLAB A BBOS Oy'ters ! Oysters ! :.ffiV K17Ji Ujsters alwsji on hand atFehatt's. F. A. HCBUTTE. oci 2 It Proprietor THE HOME OF GOOD GROCERIES I rilHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPND A. for sale to day a general ajsaitnent of roce&ies of the beit and frwheet make. Thoie want ing any thing ia his line need feel no tear of obtaining old and stale' goods. His iaterest is to sell nothing1 any one can carp at As to price he will be Undersold by no One ! in the trade, hile he will give fair values for the voney. All that is required is for customers to giro his goods on9 trial to eat Isfy themselves ol the tiuthfulness of this notice. Facts are facts. JOHN Ii. BOATWBOHT oct 20 Ship Notice. ALL PERSONS are hereby forewarned not to trait or harbor any of the crew of the British Brig TRAMORE, as no debts of their contracting will be paid by either the Captain or Consignees cct SO-lt ALEX. BPRUNT A BON, Chatter Box JpOR 1881 JUST OUT AND FOR SALE AT HEINSBERQEK'S' The Campaign Text. yyHY THE PEOPLE Want a Change. The Republican Party Reviewed. For said at the LIVE BOOK AND MUSIC STORE, oct 20 Always Something New. LARGE STOCK OF STRAW Good, Flower Baskets, 8choo. Lunch Bags, Straw Hand Satche'?, Ladiis' Work Bwketi, Wall Pockets, Scrap Baskets, Ac , Alio, anele gant line of Fancy Frame J and Euels, Chromos and Fancy Goods. A thousand School Bookr, suitable for use in the public and private schools of this locality. "STATES' oct 19 Book 8tore To V3 others. FLANNEL SUITS, For Children, ia all siz;s. EMBROIDERED WHITE FLANNEL, For Skirts. L L ADIE3' MERINO VE8T8 - and Stockenettes. ADIE8' ALL WOOL VESTi. D EE S3 GOODS AND TRIMMINGS, In endless rariaty. O IL CLOTH3,i-4, 6-4. 8 4, 6 4. 10-4, Also. 9 feet and 12 feet wide. I ARPETS to piesie the most fastidious. Respectfollj, R. M. MslNTIRE, oct 19 P S An experienced Dry Goods talesman is also wanted. Apply at onee. I Have Just Returned TTiBOM THE WESTERN PART OF THE 1: SUte with a fiaoetoek of HUMAN HAIR. which I will make up in the latest stylet at Ertcea that mast sau. uomoingi and old air worked over, said darkened or lLrktea od. Also, a fine stoek of Millinery and No tions jut t received, un aiaxket, between 3d and 3d streets, next WU. Dyeiajt Estallab- mtnt. . allots lAJU, oTUART. oct 18-tf ; PLEASE NOTICE. We will be glad to receive eosunanlcfttioas from oar fricndi on aiy and all lubjettf o Cemeraliaterert bat: . Tke aame of the writer But always be for aUbed to tae Editor. . Oommaaloatloai Kjt bt written.' on only oae aide of the japr. Penoaalltles mum t voided. And It if eepecUUyBprtiettlaTly;TOdr ftood that the Editor ota not alwayi tadorto the viewiof correffpoaiaatt, aalosste iUti4 ia tke editorial ooiotsns. New Advertisemonts. Just Eeturned, TV f R. LUHSDEN hai Jnet rtarnd from iVXthe Northern markett witk a (vil line or fine French Millinery, the newest. laUaf and mot t deairable faahiona. The Ladle are re oecifally inTited to call aid eximine. octl8Ji Nails, Hoop Iron, Shot. 1000 KeffS XA ILS 1 to 407 1000 Bale noor lROx- 30UB.K.3UOT, For pale low by' WILLIAMS .& MURCIII50N. Bagging, Ties, Twine. 1000 Ro118 Cottou BAGGixG 2000 Bundlcs Xow ana ?cj tie JQQQ 8 Bagging TWINE, For sale low hv WcLLlAMS & IklURCinSON. Flour, Bacon, Molasses. JQQQ Bbls FLOUR, all grades, 300 Bxs Smokc(1 and Dry Salt Siies, OHO nh(?s an(1 BM Cr0P Cuba, sCAJyj Porto Rico, N O Molasses. For sale low ly WILLIAMS & MURCmSON. Sugar, Coffee, &c. 400 BAGS C0FFEE'11Sradefl, 200 SUGAR' a11 raac8 For sale Tow by WILLIAMS & MURCIIISON. CANDY, CANDLES. CRACKERS. &c 100 Boxos Astorted cANDr 100 Tubs Pure Leal LARD' 200 Boxta $TAncu 50 Cases LYE : "gQ Boxes SOAP, Tobacco, Snuff, Matches, Taper, Pepper. Ginger, Spice, &c. . 11 For sale low by oct IS .WILLIAMS & MURCIIISON. THOMAS H. McKOY, SUCCESSOR Td Boat wight & McKoy, WILL STATE THAT HIS Stock is Larere ! and is replenldhed daily by FRESH GOODS! It is anything but pleasant far me to ar peal to our friends to pay what they honestly owe me through the public preii; bat I have sent statement after statement privately by mail, and numbers hare treated them with silence Ti tbli rirht ? Tn hn v... my goods for your families, I ask you if I an not entitled t3S3ae consideration? Cm and see me and make some arrangement. THOS. H. MCKOY, Grocer and Liquor Dealer oct 18 6 AT Front street w vavu aavAivvu J3RINTED AT LOWEST BATES. .At E. 8. WABROCE-'S7 Job Office,, Corner "ChejtauT and Water sffr In Beview BaUdta, , oot 9 Miss E. Karrer, (Successor to Missel Karrer k UcQowan,) JILLINEBYt Ladies', Misses', and Ckild- ren's Clothing, No. Booth Front street. Wilmington, N. C . Stampiag, Hair Work, and Hair Goods of every description oa hand and auda to order Orders taken for Ladief Outamj f Orders bj mtil will receive prompt attention. P. O. Box 301. :t t.rrr
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