North Carolina Newspapers

raw rtr PLEASE NOTICE. 1 Wewiil gfad to receive eoaaittaicatlcri trom'czT frlaads on aay and all rofciec c ffenenl Lit -rest bet JO- JAMlf, jTS Six montks, U50 ; Thr ' 'thf. f 1 34 0ae month M Tr will be deliTertd by earriars, riCf-.to parlof rates, or 13 cent per weak. jsTbcriberf will pleaee report any and V ti : w tta write Koit alva rs be ft.T Blshe4 la a Editor. - . - . Conmunlcatioas aast be written: on o sly one aids of the paper. ersonalitiflj rcnt k it - - v.ucu. - . And It Is eepelal!y 4i pa?tkalarly'iin1rr stood that the Editv 1 tus not always e-djri e the TiewsoteorrespoaJjnte, unless so iUtt4 in the editorial colun jis. " VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1880 NO. 211 I to reeeiVS toeir pippnKuimy. ElflEW IROIVN & RODDICK FANCY GOODS AND jj.fl. Corner Market & Second Streets w 1 DESIRS 70 CALL tho .U60on H At P!U' l" to.t LADIES' AND GENTS' COLLARS AND CUFFS PCRE LINEN C0LLA.R8 6a. P0RB LISEN OTJS 10c. y02V HALF . THEIR . VAL UE 1 ' fi we ivl rortiupg NEW GOODS niublefor the Ho May trale, Puch as TOYS. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS GUIS. WARE, ORNAMENTS'' JAPANESE WARE? : VASES, Ao,, Ac Ac , Ac. We (mid not poaiibly enumerate oar inek, ii i too varied. We would particu lar In?ie !. WHOLESALE BUYERS to us a call 'and look at oir Btosk So cuti c to New York. Caa do better for yen, :;!! erly and nuke your selection Wsktre also oa hand the largest stock of Til?-WARES tttth cf New York, and are offering them it old prioo. We hire a great many Special Lots that we are offering away below market prices. BROWN & RODDICK, V E Corner of Market and Second Streets airpefts! rpHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE Puts, and our prloea are lower than any. Fob pj just for the amount of Carpet on yoar floor. BROWN & EODDICK, 45 Market St. ret SO To My Friends and Customers- tl A!iOW DAILY efV receirinff my i'all stock of Boots and Shoes, Consisting of all the LATEST STYEiES I y pait stock and my success speak for tmielTee, and I only as a continuance 6 Joir favors u liberally bestowed cn me Please Call and Examine my U "Stock as regards Quality-a v and Prices ! .0 So trooble to show goods, ill be plowed to see you one and all. s ' Reapeetfully, C ROSENTHAL, 32 Market Street. .U yjgp of the Show Case. A Varied Assortment PATENT MEDICINES, SUCH AS Hall's Honey of Horehound and Tar cnee'a German Syrup, Green's August SCft ValenUne's Meat Juice, Indian 'Jod Syrup, Pearl's White, Glycerine, &c. A elejrant Cigar for 5 cents, at J. H. HARDIN'S, Apothecary, New Market. Physician's prescriptions a specialty. oct to steamer " Passport y ILL RESCMB Ut re- JmBm Wp to BthTUle and theT T?rJ jwif JHh, leaving her Whar foot o Street, t8.30;.. M. nw-Mott J. W. HARPBK. . ilaiter and Ageat.-; J Dablin'continues to.be a 'very unheal thy city. During the thirteen weeks end ing Oct 2 the death rate - average 34.6 per 1,000,' .against 21.3 in London, and 21.8 in Edinburgh. i - The Sheffield papers are boasting that America, with all its protectee tariff and its cheap labor of the Ten nessee furnaces, has not succeeded in ousting ' Sheffield from the - field. A heavy order, jthey state, has just been re ceived from the New York Central Railroad for 15,000 tons at a price sever al dollars above, the currentVate in Amer ica, a clear proof of the superior quality of the English steel. , 'i The smallest bell of Cologne Cathe dral received a few months ano serious injury. It was taken down and sent to Gosse's foundry at Dresden to be recast. It had been originallycast in 1418, and had already .been recast twice. The court organist says that the tonCj is now perfect. There are three o!ther- bells. One i3 the great "Oaiserglocke," the chief ingredients of whose raeial come from the French cannon taken at Sedan. The two others are comparatively old. Here is the kind 'of a Christian Beecher is! It is the adulterer re specting the infidel; the man who has proven falsp to the most sacred pnnci pies of the Christian life speakiDg of the man who has never made profession o any. Ingersoll would not be out of place iu, Beecher's pulpit: Ex-Sheriff "Al" Da?gett, of Brook lyn, being dubious about( the -propriety o asking Mr. Beecher to preside at joi oriel Bob InsrersoH's meeting in Brook lyn Saturday night, wrote to him on the suojecT;,. ana goi ine loaowms xepij. which will interest 1 arson JNewman: "Brooklyn, October 29. "Albert Doggett:) "If it would promote the cause would preside at twenty 'meetings with twenty Robert Ingersolls to speak. "This is no time to ask questions about a man s religious beliefs. If he believes in his country, in manhood, in liberty, he has the right to niarch in the ranKS wnn me or any other map. Do what you think best about it, and I will be obedient. . Henrv Ward Bechbr.' While we are waiting to hear the re sult of the great battle it will not be amiss to glance at the last forecasts at headquarters. We clip the following fromSu4day's World: 1 The following despatches were receiv ed about midnight Saturday at the Democratic National Headquarters: "Huntington, Ind., Oct 30 Indiana is certain for Hancock. Telegraph it to the country. . . - "W. J. HiLLiG an, Member State Com raittee." ' "Denver, Col., Oct 30 At an . im mense meeting, followed by a torchlight procession two miles long, composed chiefly of workingmen, the following resolution was aaoptea amia me wnaesi enthusiasm: , ' " 'That the workinsrmen of Denver, seconding those of San t Francisco, ap peal to the workingmen of the country to help protect ( prosperous Colorado, by votincr for Hancock, from the ruin1 that has overtaken California. Chinese are flocking to, bur young State, and will not only take our work from us but, by man ufacturing here articles we now buy from the East, will ruin the market of the United States of America for our 'East ern manufacturers.'" The National Democratic Committee received several depaches yesterday from Western States,1 asking if there is any . truth in the report circulated in the Kepublican newspapers that tomptroiier Kelly is acting with the Republicans of New York State. Mr. Kiflly, who has already denounced the report as a slan der, said yesterday afternoon : '.'These rumors are preposterously ) false. All Democrats, including every Democrat in . ammany Hall, are united la their sup lort of the Hancock electoral! ticket. If port 1 General Hancack s election aepena upon .a . the city and . State of New York, then his election is assured. " New York City can be safely counted upon for at least 60,000 Democratic majority for Han cock." , I The members of the State Committee who were at the St.. James Hotel "yester day carefully revised the figures and es timates sent in frofn the workers in the several counties, andfgive as their con clusion the following statement: "New York City will give not less than 65,000 majority for Hancock, Brooklyn will give 20,000. The State is good for 30,000 majority. Tire party is thoroughly united and lull of enthusi asm." . ' New Haven, -Conn., October 31. All indications point to a complete Democratic victor in Connecticut next Tuesday. New Haven will give Han cock 3,000 majority and the State not less than 5,000. The Democrats have been making 'a splendid canvass. Vol unteer' committees are organized "all over the State to work for Hancock in every town. The Democrat c State ticket may ran behind Hancock's vote but it wilt be elected by 3,000 majority. - I ' ' Democrats will gain one if not two Con gressmen, and have an even chance on the Legislature. Philadelphia. October 31. Chair man Dill, of the Democratic State Com mittee, and Senator Wallace have digested reports from nearly every coun ty which warrant the expectation that the Hancock electors will have a major ity of 5,350. This allows Philadelphia to the Republicans by 15,000 and Alle gheny by 8,000, making the aggregate Republican majorities 53,150, while the aggregate of Democratic majorities is put down atj8,500. LOCAL NEWS. A'ew Advertisements. Croxlt & Morris Fruit Sale ' CnosLT in Morris Oranges Heinsberger Musical Instruments C W Yates Bricks Without Straw Wicdow Glass Prica's. -all sizes at -luC'er & Rah! for Hancock, Jar vis and Shack elford. Tbe newest, latest, bea and cheapest at Rosenthal's. - ' f The Rads are weakening, but to-mor row they will need props. Canaday is left again and it will take more than $45 for him to catch up this time. Rice birds atbout plaved out. Net so 1 - ! so with thos Scotch sole3 at Rosenthal's They last for ever. f Thursday, the 25th ( inst., is the day recommended by. Hayes as a general Thanksgiving Day. Window Giais of t sizei, L) r,Sa,s!i and Blinds, Builders' Bard ware,&o Low est prices at Jacobi's. There was only one case this morning for the May or Vconsideration,. which! was postponed without the formality of a trial. The Donation party for the beneflt of St. James' Home ( is postponed until Wednesday, Nov. 10, at 7:30 p. m., at the Home. ' Ladies, the best fits and the easiest shoes for the little ones are at Rosen THAI18. 1 t Most of the stores and places of busi ness are open to-day, but there is a ffenH eral complaint among merchants oi the dullness of trade.- It is a noticeable fact that there are fewer ( countrymen in town to-day than there has been at any general election for a great many years. My friends, don't bet, because its wrong to bet and it is against the law to bet, but if you will bet, you'd better bet on Seth Davis' ponv vou bet! . i Business is nearly suspended on the wharf to day. No- transactions of any kind in naval stores, and only one, trans action in cotton, that we have heard of. v n 1 Any and everybody can now do heir own painting, as N. Jacobt is the agent for the N. Y. Enamel Paints works, and the prices are low. t Fifty mounted men met Col. Waddell at the depot las night. He was con veyed to the stand on Third street, in a coach drawn by four horses. 1 Water street mercbantswill keep their eet dry in Winter by wearing Rosen thal's boots and shoes. t "There are Millions in it" said a druggist when asked about Dr. Bull's Cough fcyrup; it is difficult for me to keep up stock of same, for it sells faster than I can procure it. Price 25 cents. 1 The Rads are in despair. A Taylor is required to sew up their lacerated hopes. They may eat Gerkens, Rice and a Penny-weight of bread, but their hopes are shattered and they are on the Brink cf destruction. Danciog lecscDS givt-n free at Rosen tu.aj,V Pump sole boots ard shoes for the ball room. ,. .' t The fraudulent voters in the First and Fifth Wards were so thick to-day that many legitimate voters had to turn away from the polls, being literally crowded out by these spurious, voters from Bruns wick county and other adjacent locali ties. Perhaps this thing will be quietly submitted to. 1 Mr. Nath1! Jacobi having beeu appoint ed agent for the Atlas Plow, parties fa want of this celejrated Plow cm now have their ordi3 filled at Jacosi's Hird ware Depot, No. 10 . Front tt. Where ia that crowd going 7 To Bos iHTHAfe'0, to bay boots and shoes, i f icnnlj Commissioners. 1 lue lioard of County Commissioners met in regular monthly session yesterday aiternoon, all the members being present, sheriff Manning presented bis report ot delinquent taxes, showing amount of $169.17 paid over to the Treasurer. The County Treasurer presented his report for the month of October, -aa fol- low.-: General fund, balance S12.767.77. bpecial fund, due Treasurer, $99.54; also surrendered eleven coupons of $3 each, and two coupons of $2 each, which were cancelled by the Board. Educational fund: Balance iu hand$25 per. shares This was considered a P5 763.07 The Register made his report of fees received from marriage licenses for the it. ' f A '1 ' .-1. . ' .1 monie 01 uctoner, exhibiting a receipt irora ine County Treasurer for the amount of $11.40 paid over. The Board then proceeded to' draw a venire of jurors to serve at the approach- ing term of the Criminal Court: James Kendncfc, D. M. Fennel!, John Colville, J.M.Bremer, 0. D. Muriml, Sam'ueV Reid, Jesse Ives, Wm. M. Pois - Nathan Reaves, Gabriel Reaves, E. J. Moore, Isaac D. Reynolds, Robert Sweat, John Maunder, A. B. George, Stephen! Sneeden, W. C. Fergus, P. Larkins, Wm. K.Bell, Benj. Farrow, Jr., A. G. McGirt, Alonzo Hewlett. Balaam W.lback to their first lov . This ia the VYade, Joseph Davis, Henry G. Davis, J. ti "TrT T -trr-ij-.il. tv x. iuw, xtuuiuiuB i uuucu, vatiu. i. foreman. The Board next proceeded to draw a venire ot jurors to serve during the De - cember term of the . Superior Court, as fcllowsi ' First- Week Daniel Lee. Robert Lee, John R. Latta, Robert A. Orrell, C. M. Harnss, H. Brunhild, C. F, Van dampen, vv . ti. htyron, vv imam ient, John W. Girdts,Eli G. Whitney, John A. t arrow. 1 Second Wcelc Daniel Sadgwar, J- Elsbach, F. M. Hewlett, Thomas EvanSj 1. J. boutherland, U..W. Xates, T. A - Hodges, E.-F, Johnson, V . H, Sprunt, Johh A. Hewlett, J. H.Grotjen,J. M. uarowicK. ' TT 1 1 it was ordered that the tax on $0,000 wortn of stock listed in the name ot v . I. Gore and the $1,500 in the name of R. A. Gore be remitted, the same having 1 x T 1 1 TI? L AT.i! 1 "r T ueenusxeaDyme rirswauonax x,aua and the Bank of New Hanover. i: x am ; t: ; v , county of New HanoYer: JamesKee- gan, Martin O'Brien, Sarah J. Meyer, iitcubes to retail spintuua m4ui8 u Aug. Deumelandt, John y-Gerdtii, B. xx. u. Auren?. vt iiiiuui uintu. u.. j. Williamson, F. A. Schutte, J. M. Bre-I mer.II.A. Glaymeyer, J.H. Grotjen, Peter Mohf, John F. Rulfs,. George Steinken, Carl Mugge, A. K. Heyer, C- Stemmcrman, B. J. Scarborough, J. D. SteJjes, xi. Y. .uryant, juamo & I'arme lee, C. F. Ton Kampen, R. H. Bor- deaux, G. L. Shutte, E. W.'Dascher, R. F. Eyden, C. Schulken, H. Schulken, J. G. Olclenbuttel. E. Bryson , Charles Wes- i sel, John Haar, Jr., n. LLitgen, ;Eliza Burden. On motion the Board adjourned to meet on the first Monday in December, j ! Mr. Foster's Denial i Mr. F. W. Foster requests us to state that he did not endeavor to influence the big-headed darkey, J oshua the first, to ree-ister in the Frst Ward. Mr. Fos ter further states that he only met the individual in question in the store and at flPft. and beinr behind -o r - jo I U1IU UI1U UliUUiU tU ujr tuu lutiii, ai i naturally asked of the idiot it he was there to register, and if he was going to vote for -Garfield ? Further than this Mr. F. assures us that he knows j nothing about how Joshua the first got to the registration or how he got away from there. We cheerfully give Alderman Foster the benefit of his denial. Tne UlVer. I blegraphio adric'rr.m F.,uevfll. state that thers was four feet of water on I the shoals at that point, this morning, This is about two feet gain ia the pres- cnt light freshet. The 'steamers can nowrun through from Wilmington to Fayetteville. A very old man voted three times at Washington, Ind., in the recent State I election. On his trial it was Convinc-f ingly shown, though sober, helhad been so carried away by excitement as to for- get that ho had already vote I T?.i;Mi v,Qw-' I -vAurits wiujplease Tounr Democrais j Ten or twelve students of Davidson College left for their homes yesterday 'to least their votes for Hancock and the State ticket. Mr. Chesley W. Bellamv, son of Dr.'Jno. I). Bellamv, of this citv arrived, here yesterday and cast his maiden vote to-day tor good government and reform ' ' "f Ban 8lock -iessra vroniy tv Morns sold at auc ton to-day 44 shares . of Bank of New Hanover stqck at the rate of $94 for four shares, the pnr value of the stock being I Ycry gratifying sale as the stock a few months ago was quoted 'at ?s.Y on ithe orin The Election , There is no news to record as to the result previous to our close. The city has been quiet all day and voting, has progressed steadily and fairly in the Second, Third and Fourth Wards. The First and Fifth seem to have been colo- uized very heavily and as a result the 1 blacks are elbowing the whites froRj the should be, and probably wll be,, con test j ed by the Democrats. A few blacks and a few whites are J voting the Greenback ticket, but many J of the adherents of that party have gone i case also in the itownships. 1 x . i uoarrt of Aldermen. j The Board of Aldermen met in rcgu- har monthly session yesterday afternoon. J The Ordinance Committee on Loco motive Whistles reported the nuisance abated in a measure. The report was re- j The Committee on Finance reported j progress, and the Committees on Light i ana pire Department were granted fur I thcr time. f The Mayor stated, as the next unfin j igfced business in order, the matter relaf Jin to water works. 1 After a full discussion by the Board I the whole matter, oa motion, was post poned until Monday, November 8 th, at 14 p.m. 1 The Board then adjourned. Last Ntehc. Th tlpmnnstr.atinn last, nitrh f. t.h last f . carnr)ai wa3 averv imT)0s. Qne There ft largG as Laa t?:ph. xrw I r o r . J i IBls 111 Itiic J. 111U II ttlU. OJ-a.iAJ' Ul Fishhlate nrfeRidecL! Stirring .neecliM . , , T, Mrlrn-. Tr- I or were luauw u v aijus. xx. iicxvuy, oi., Walker Meares, H. A. Bagg, and Jkfaj. p j). Poissoil and Col. Roger Moore. J ThQ,mcetins then adjourned about 10 4 hither Hou . a. M.' Waddell, who had . gt arrive(1 0Q tho 0:53 trai wa3 es. corted bv a lanrc concourse of his friends Col. Waddell .was presented by Hon. A. H. VanB'okttelen and made an eloquent and inspiring response to ' the cordial welcome which was extended him. x Now Aavertisements. ran eres. TK LOTS TO SUIT, ex Carleton. Sale 1 ofBANANAB coatiuued to-morrow morn ing at 10 a. m. CBONLY A MORRIS, 1 eot 2-lt Aootioneer. CROWIiY, Auclioneer . . ! : BY CKONLT& MOItRIS. ' - " - I Fruit Sale, fTIHE SALS OF WIv-K HDIA FSDIT on board Br Uchr Utrletoa, w.l: be ontic- ued .o-XBo;rw wcralrjr tt 10 t'alock. nov i ! . Just Hecetved. A FINE ASjaTMENT. cf MiUiaery5 ix. Good. Ca:i asd eoe them. a&d ete how cbesp yoi can get atylua Hat, Velvet or Ppir. Htnnet matj it. nfHr A riiu I!.. of kuehine. Collars. Cuffs. Ties. Ac. whih the Late tj!t. 1 bet Yd.nli hot 1 Next Wil.I)ynr Ksta&lishment 1? . , Win4. . walm "huuui oirttU. "DY A. W. TOURGI Author cf'Foo!s Urrsxd' "Fiji and Tkisilu'L'jse, An elegant of CIiro-rog ,nd F.arr . -M" A!, "c' .ph Albums, Fany BaiteU, Fapeteriar, m" ' m"'$ Vr-XiX II u i nov 1 Book Store New Advortigemontg.'1 Still thestT : I Mountain Beef ! r At from 5 cts to lO cts per pound, i OUR STALLS IX NLW MARK 2 T, .luii.vsov, rn.i,i;v. hixtxe. 1 ni'iKiuT. PEOPLL'S. BUTC1IEU COMPANV. i STALLS ."i to 10 NEW MARKET- I . nov 1-lw Mew Store HEW ri BOV m GLO GfiOGEni JJAVINQ JUSTRLTUnNI0FP.i)iItlio Northern Markets, where I have purchuad aFi e Selection of Fancy and Staole .w GrocaHes, ,; : ... I take picas are ia itforminrr iLo cubH.i i 4- , . thai I havd opened at 0Si.11 and S'orth Font Street, one Cf tao Finest Ktockf cf CIICKE lAuiui auiVLIES ever - effared ia fte -- i ' oitr. Withp;lit3 and at'.eativo Clerks, Cnr'ce' Freeh Oooda of everv, variety, and the ycry lowest pric;c, I hopp to crj?y asharo cf lie I Pnblic PL"onaje. tfy Store bdnjj naat ind eleen, ihslaLei are particularly Invited to maie an in3;cc tion(ofmy ntlre etock. Thoy will alwsjs "ceivo a Le.,rty welcome. Jno. L. Boatwria:ht nov 1 11 and 13 North Front. Street. . M AfnffmRnwvnnnM SOMPtIIMO TlT UVlUUliliaU II, p.off, KJciigVio, xmrib Cloths, Oil Clothe. WJIITE MAKSEILLES SPREADS, ' I ' , 1 Some real baraius. Marseilles Crib Spreads and-Cr '.-Janke-ts Cloakiugs for Ladies and Children. - Circular goodsJ"or Ladies and Children ' And a: complete line of .Merino andallVooi. Undenvear for Ladies, -Gents aud Children. ct-7 -M. McLVTIIilL Groceries, &c. QAA Rolls Cotton RAGGING,' y OUU . 1 , M andl 00 UndIcs Ncw anU 1cd 800 Lbs BagiD- TWINE - JQQQ Bbls FLOUR, all grades, 400 Bxa SmokC( and Dry Salt Slls' Qfin' Ilhc'8 anJ BLls New t'p CuU, sCJJ and NU Molaases. 1200 Ke3 NAILSj to40-," 900 Baks I100PiRox 250 Bas S1I0T' aLI hiz' ' 500' B-GS C0FFEE usic?i 250 BbU SUGA?' ai! erajc6' 25 Bocs Assorted cand r, " 25 Tabs Parc Leal LARD i Cases LTE, ) 200 Boxcs S0AP' JQQ Boxes TOBACCO, 100 BoxeB&ndnairBhU SXUI 20 0 G,r0!S MATCIIE3 - VVrappinr Paper, Twine, Soda, Candle?, Crackers, Pepper, Ginger, Spice, Water Buckot3, &c. i Por sale low: by DOTtj WIIXIAM3 k MUBCJII50N V