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16 00 etxiaootbs, IJW ; Three
si 35 ; 0316 montb 60
ir will b delivered by carriers,
It! or 13 cents per twt
"'Sifr.t-'low and liber.
AJSTbriber will please report any and
to reeeive their papers regularly.
IS017N & 'BODBiCK
FANCY 600DS
AND
Corner Market & Second
Streets
..tri DMlllS TO CALL tin. attenti.n
J g ensrd PM1 Job Lot of
LADIES' AHD GENTS'
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
prjgS LI5rE:COLLAB3 5s.
yor HALF THEIR VALUE!
ft era r-M NSW GO0D8
jubUfor the Ho id trade, inch at
TSir MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
GLASS! WARE, ORNAMENTS
JAPANESE WAREYASES,
Ac, Ac, Ac ," Ac.
Wfl emli not ponibly enumerate cur
1
itnek, K li too varied We would particu
larly Intlt
WHOLESALE BUYERS
to giro os a calland look at our stock.
I to go to New York. Can do better
far yoitjUt.il etrly and make your selection!
Yi hire ftbo on hand the largest stock of
TIN-WARE
cmth of New York, and are offering" them
at oli prices.
WhtT8 ft great many Special Lots that we
are offering awj below market prices.
BROWN & RODDICKj
5 I Corner of Market and 8eeond Street?.
Oar pets!
fpEK LARGEST ASSOBTtfjSNT IN THE
Bute, and our prices are lower than any.
tn pty juit for the amount of Carpet on
jnr f xr.
BROWN & BODDICK,
45 Market St.
SOIJETHIM HEW
Carpets, e
Crumb Cloths,
Oil Cloths.
HITE MARSEILLES SPREADS,
Some real bargains.
Htrseilles Crib Spreads and Crib Blankets.
Qoikings for Ladies and Children.
Circular goods for Ladles aud Children!
And a comolete line f rnA tit.-.
m w v-m -..m. iuv euu au vt vUl
erwear for Ladies, Genta and Children.
00127 r R. 3L MdNTTRE.
Secretary's Office,
nIXGTON & WELDON R. R. CO.
v ilmixgton, N. C., Oct. 27, 1830.
11 j - '-JU AIIIIIUI MkOUiUXg mi
L'l L"l'll ft t lr a j -m
Tni?&ilrod Company wfll be held In
Sn at eofflca of the Company,
uie 101a or November next.
J-W. THOMPSON,
Secretary
Secretars-v Oflleei
i SUSGTON. N. C... OrL Or 1ftiA -
I tSdSiA FETING of the Stock-
JtofflLld Company will be held
VnTuL,.? Company, lnWIhning
iuesday, the 16th of November next
; J. W. THOMPSON '
y Secretary.
VOL. V
It is estimated that there werel0,000f
000 votes cast' in the late electioB,tnore
than one-half of which" were Democratic.
1 1
Latham's majority in the First Dis
trict 13 reported as 600. The News and
Observer thinks that this is a low csti"
mate and so do we. '''.
Yesterday's News and Observer sajs:
Seventy-one! counties that' cast in 1876
200,588 votes and gave Vance 7,492
majority, now gives Jarvis 4,228 ma-
jbrity. The other twenty-three coun
ties, casting in 1876 32,690 vote?, gave
Vance a majority of 5,626.
Gen. W. K. Cox has l,3lV majority
in the Fourth District. This, too, not
withstanding the fact that there are
several black counties in that district.
The Fourth has done famously and her
peppla deserve the success they have
achieved. Gen. Cox will make a fplen
did Representative. .
"local NEWS.
New Advertisements.
A SfcRLEB The New Shoe Store
Alt atfhr, Price & Co Sash, Door3 and
Blinds,
Jno L BoATwnionx Fancy Butter
IIeinsbebger New Books
CW Yatbs Books
Rev J P Knro Wolf ! Wolf ! Wolf :
G RossntkbaJj Boots and Shoes
Jas W Hino Stonewall Lodge No 1, K
of P. ' , "
L J Ottebboukg Timely Advice on Fall
Clothes.
Plenty of West India fruit here -.now.
Window Glass all Blzee at Altafer &
Price'. t.
Time, tide and express trains wait for
no man.
Many a .dark-haired man has a red'
headed temper.
The "bare brown trees" now lift their
heads everywhere. -
Oysters1 are taking on soma "of their
winter fatness now.
The cotton receiptsat this port to-day
foot up only 203 bales. ,
Where is that erowd going ? To Ros
enthal's, to buy boots and shoes. f
Hons. Geo. Davis, D. K. McRae.and
A. A. AIcKoy, were registered in Ral
eigh on Friday. 1
i i
We were mistaken last Friday in say
ing that Eev. Dr. Watson had, returned
to the city; He has not yet arrived
Soma of our political orators seem
considerably -worsted by tha. wear and
tear of the campaign, and 'should lay up
for repairs.
She wanted to know if the age of glass
was the glacial period, and was informed
that she could'nt slide into, science m
that way. ; ', i
y . .
If anybody -asks you why the Arctic
and Antartic joceans are like politicians
you can tell him it's because they lie
around the poles.
Ladieai the best fits and the easiest
hoes for the littlo ?nes are at Rosen
thai?s. , t
Next to the pleasure of jjinning itself,
there is nothing men like better than
ijemembering their sins and talking about
Jhem. 1 i
Old golii color is all right, unless mixed
with the i complexion then no woman
wants to wear it.
Cease your, coughing and enjoy rej
freshing slumber, which Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup will insure you, by promptly stop
ping the cough. 'Price 25 cents.
Men-are so fearful of wounding a wo
man's vanity that they rarely 1 remember
she may by some possibility posses
grain or two of common sense.
Dancing leasons given free at Hosszr
THAii'a. Pomp sole bokt and ehbef for
the ball room. f
. SUJohn's Chinch is to be congratu
lated on the excellent music as furnish
ed by its choir. Mrs. Cameron and Mrs.
Lippitt and Messrs Xippitt and Grant
are the singers, with Mr. Dalton as . or
garusL , , .
J. F. Newcomer, of Toledo. : Ohio,
says: I have been greatly benefited by
wearing an Jixcelsior Kidney Pad, and
would recommend all persons troubled
with weak kidneys to try it ee Adv.
Ur, Nath'l Jacobi bavtu been appoint
ed.asenV far the Atlas Plow, parties', !a
want of, tab celebrated Plow can now
bsTe tbsir crdsrs fillsdat JaccuTo Hard
ware Dspct, Ha 10 S. F(ront t!L
WILMINGTON, N. C., MONDAY, NOVEMBER
The Silver Lake spoken of by Dr.
Wood in bis communication tp the Ke
vxbw, published to-day, is a beautiful and
mysterious piece of water, on'y a few
miles from the city, and yet how many of
our citizens have ever seen it?
and Jlindn, B jii 1-rs' 3 ir i - -s, l.o
iat prlcisat JaOohi's.
At tbo C ttf Ha l
Chales Mallet t, colored, who a few
days ago was arrested for drunkeness aul
disorderly conduct and hal his case con
tinued until tc-day for trial was discharg
ed thi3 morning from further custody,
judgment having been suspended in his
case. " '
Bynun Day, another case, was similar- ,
ly disposed of.
Any and everybody can now do their
own painting, as N. Jacobi is the agent
for the N. Y. Enamel Paints works, and
the prices are low.
Lighter Snagged ana Sunk,
We learn that while the steamer I).
Murchison was en route to this city
from Fayetteville with a couple oflight
ers in tow, late yesterday afternoon?
one of the lighters, when at a place call
ed Kelly's Cove, about fifty miles dis
tant by the river from this city, ran on a
snag and sunk. Fortunately the load
on the lighter consisted of 300 bales of
eotton only, consequently there can be
no material damage to the cargo. The
steamer Hurt, which had previously ar
rived here, went to the MurcJa'sori's as
sistance last night and the Wave left for
the scene of the disaster this morning.
Water street merchants will keep their
feet dry In Winter; by wearing Rosen
thal's boots and shoes.
t
Magistrate s Court-
Alexander Stewart,' colored, sued
out a warrant against officer Edward
Griffith, of the police force, and had him
arraigned before Justice Gardner this a
m., upon the charge of aasault and bat
tery, on election day. Stewart, who is
undergoing sentence in the city prison
for riotous conduct on that occasion, had
to be brought before the court on a writ
of habeas corpus, in order to give in his
testimony; but the case, with $6.70 costs
attached, was decided against the plain
tiff, which will, no doubt, caase him to
serve out another term of imprisonment
as soon as his present term expires.
Rice birds are about played out. Not
so with those Scotch soled at Rosenthal's
They last for ever. t
Tbo Led are Heasou.
Now that the season for political
speaking has passed perhaps the public
will give its attention to the considera
tion of literary addresses. With a view
to gratifying the public taste in this di
rection, and fortheir own benefit besides,
the Wilmington Library Association are
preparing to have a series of lectures de
livered this fall and winter. - Among
those who have been invited and have
accepted the invitation, we hear the
names of Rev. Dr. E. A. Yates and Eev.
Dr. Wilson, of this city, and Dr. Eugene
Grissom, of Raleigh. We also learn that
the Lecture Committee are contemplat
ing sending invitations to the Rev. Moses
Hoge D. D., of Richmond, and the Rev.
Chas. F. Deems, D. D., LL. D., of New
York. Surely when so much talent is
employed there ought to be some good
spcaking,'and no doubt there wiil be.
The Planets In November
The November nights arc full of inter
esting planetary incidents. Venus and
Jupiter are so situated in legard to each
other that they form the most attractive
feature of the sky in the early evening.
Soon after sunset Venus peeps from her
hiding place and hangs like a lamp sus
pended by golden chains, softly shining
in the twilight. At the same time, and,
before any other stara are visible, J upi-
ter rises slowly, in the east, gorgeously
brilliant against the dark back ground of
the sky. As Venus sinks towards the
horizon Jupiter mounts towards the
zenith, and the planetary play may be
watched for an hour. Jupiter is now
he moro brilliant, but his lustre is wan
injr, and he .will 8on,be eclipsed by the
radiant queen of the stars, w)io,. before
many iaoons have waxed and waned, will
reign without t a, rival. ,JPUer ?d
Venus will, be delightful to watch, as
onendvances and the other"recede3 over
the celestial road J" TheT clear and crisp
November nights are inspiring ,to star
garcrs, fcr besides the aspects of the
plarstary brotherhood, Vo'perional ia in-
terest to the dwellers on this little planet,
the sky is alive with clustering constella
tions, including some of the most radiant
1 a !' A A 11 - ' A 1
stars mai xwinKie in trie .Nortnern con
cave.
When you visitor leave New York City,
op at the Grand Unfou llotel, opposite
Gra-id- Central Depot. European plan,
dooms reduced to $1.00 and upwards
Restii rant unsurpassed at moderate pi ices
Sire n car, stages and elevated railroad to
i!i p tiT? ; the city ly.
The Third DUtrict.
The following is the vote of this, the
Third Congressional District in 1876,
when Col, Waddell's majority over Can
aday wasi,728, Vance's 2,235 and Til
den's, 2,37L We- give herewith the
vote for Congressmen, and by. counties:
Bladen Waddell, 1,356; Canadav, 1,-
414. '
Brunswick Waddcll, 904: Canadav,
1,052.
Carteret Waddell, 1,10J, Canaday,
711.
Columbus Waddell, 1,412, Canaday,
7C6.
Cumberland Waddell, 2.lK"i. Cana
day, 2,12'J.
Duplin Waddell, 2,144, Canaday
1,200.
Harnett Waddcll, 1,037, Canaday,
741. ,
Moore Waddcll, 1.32S, Canaday,
1,200.
New Hanover Waddell 1,554, Can
aday, 3,045.
Onslow Waddcll, 1,229; Canaday,
543.
Tender Waddell, 1,151; Canaday
1,204.
Sampson Waddell, '2,02; Canaday
1,005.
THE MAILS.
Tne mails close and arrive at the City
Poat Office as follows :
Northern through mail.-. ... .7 45 p m
Northern through and way
mails... ......5:30 a m.
Raleigh 5.30 a. tin. . .Aud- 5:00 p. m.
Mails for the N. C. Riilroad,
and routes euppUed there
from, including A, & N. C.
lUilroad, at 5;30 p. rn.
Southern niai'tf for all poims
South, daily 8am and 7:45 p. m.
Western mails (O CR'y) daily
(except Sunday) 5:00 p. m.
Mail for Cberaw & Darling
lev........... , 7;45 p. m.
Mails for points between Flo
recce and Charleston. 8 a m & 7:45 p m
Fayetteville, and offices on !
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays,
aud Fridays 1:00 p. m.
Fayetteviilo, via Lumberton,
daily, except Sundays...... 6:00 p. ra.
Onslow C. H. and ictermedi- i
ate offices, every Monday
and Thursday at. 6.00 a.
Smithvillo mails, by steam
boat, daiW, (except Sun- i f
days). ".. i 10:00 ,a. m
Mails for Easy Hill, Town
Creek, Shallotte and Little -River,
S. C, every Mon
day and Thursdftj at 0:00 a', m.
Wilmington and Black River
Chapel,, Mondays, Vvednes
days ftuci Fridays at;...1 5:00 a. m.
1 OPEN FOr. DELIVERY .
Northern throu?h. and way ,
mailij.j r... 7:00 aJm.
Northern hiaiis 9 30 a m
Southern Mails 7:80 a. m.
Carolina Central Kaiiway...;..10:00 a. m
Stamp Office open from 8 a. m. to 12
M., and from 2 to 5:30 p. m. Money
Order and Register Dspartiaent open
same as stamp office.
General delivery open from 6."00 8. m.
to G:0Q p. m., and on Sundays from 8:30
to 9:30 a. m.
Stamps for saf' at general delivery
when stamp office is closed.
.Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 3:30 r. m.
New Advertisements
A LARGE STOCK CF
Sash. 7)ors Bliads,
AND i
' ' ..." '
ALL KIMDS OF MILLWOHIC t
LUMBER' LATHS, ftc.
For sale very cheap, r
Faetorv:' i
Foot of Walnut l Valt, er Or .;t.
ncT 8 . ;;;.-.ri!r.',-'ir
WOLF ! WOLF! WpLF-'i
APAftT OF A8TKRk aipTWT
luociation havi- wltadrawa fellow
ttxip from me, I propoee,' en Wed need ay gad
Ttnradar nlghta aext, at . the City Ball la
Wilmiat ton, to -dieeo Ufe peiata watek
thej call herefj, aad, I .eordiallj iavite the
Dubois and Ms'eeUIIr the mtalstsfaof H ia
nomination, ts come and lirtea and prove if
t&er eaa roa 1 waicn twe or tae q ttcuoa turn
hem y is snbjaet to" be ; what. cad- whe- n
God; is betva a locality or sot; what if the
teal who hath lcsaertaUryi vfaa$ asd trher
il the panlahcest f ti TrirYei.. frsa
8. 1880. NO. 219
i - i
N"ew Advertieemeats.
Tin3 ELY ADVICE
ON"
FALL CLOTHES I
Yu AitE THINKING OF YOUR
Clothing for Fall; what it sh ;l! be:, how and
whcrt you shall get it .
COME AND SEE M.
Come and see me or drop mc a line, saj -Inj
what you waat as near as you taa. If
you arc htre you can nee for yourself, try
on what you like, and go home with the
old clothes In a bundle. That Is very ensy,
and nothing can be more satisfactory.
NOT A STRAUQE PLACE.
-It isn't as if you were going' to a strange
place. The chances are you've been here,
before, and . know something of my ways.
Perhaps your neighbor has been here, and
has told you it was a good place to go to.
Perhaps you have only read that I soil a
good many clothes, and say to people who
buy them: Bring them back if you don't
find them every way to your liking.
Now this is really why I am not a stranger
to any one; because I deal with everybody
as with a neighbor, and expect htm to come
right back if he has cause of complaint;
IF YOU DON'T COME.
But suppose you don't come. How am I
going to sell you just what you want to buy,
without 3our seeing things beforehand ?
Try: write: say about how much you waut
to pay for a Business Suit, Overcoat, or
whatever you want; say what your occupa
tion is; say anything that has any' bearing on
what we ought to send you. It will not
take me two minutes to guess what you
want; if I don't guess right , that's my 1of,
not yours. , ' .
HAVE YOUR OWN WAY!
Perhaps you want your clothing made to
your measure. Did you supposo that I
make to measure a quarter million dollars
worth of clothing every year for people I
never saw and never expect to see ? You
may be very certain that I have a way of
doing such work without much risk of a
misfit; for a misfit, you know, comes right
back to me. I am pretty careful about
making blunders when I've got them all
to make good.
MY WAY :
My way of doing business is to make the
buyer welcome, at the outset, to all the ad
vantage and all the guarantee he can ask
for.
L. J. Otterbourg,
, Mene Wear Depot.
Removed to Nos. 22, 34, 26 and 28 North
Front Street. nov8
New Books-
THE GRANDI88ME, A Story of .Ore
ole Lifr, by Geo W CaUe.
BBIOKR WITHOUT STRAW. By the
anthor of A Fool'e Errand.
TOST FOSt A WOMAtfj A Novel. By
, A Mary 4gnea Fleamlng
jyjI89Y. Byathor of Radrdge.
J ot oat and for eIe at i
HEINSBERGER'S,
Live Book Store
nor 8
Books
QF KVErtY DKSORIf riOIT .eoniUntJy
oa hand. .
8f ATIO.NERT A well leleeted steer,
&ftledlfl many aoveltiee ia Fancy Paper
-r. FAUCT .GOODS Chroaoa, fraxaea
Meii Altoeuj Fancy Buketj, Biblfi, Gold
Peae aad Pencil, Is kftaad, Ac, Ae.
;i . " ; - '" ? 1
, O. W. TATE8, J
not 8 - 6t tioner ard Book Beller ;
iiffloyjfflJditJtJ.XXP.
!TJ'ABXUllBJJBTRQtTESTEDtj'be
iijy t your Castle Hall this (Monday)
tere&teg, at 7 o'clock, as .tmslness of im
portance will come up for yourceturl -a-tion.
, By order VC- - -
t t t,.-. ii jas. "v7rn!rn,
DOTS K.f:'.';C.
. - r- gar.
W viu begfad to reoairt eosuBsakatlosi
from oar frtalmi atyand'all! tabictU o
reseral latere bat
Taa mam of tha writer anat always' be ft r
alahed to ta Editor.
CommBoioaUoa a. a I bm writtea? on onlf
jao ad of thajpap.,.... ,., . , "... .
Ptnoaalitiet nvt i 'vJro!dedC ' l A '
And it it tpeclally M particularly; cr
tood that .the Editor 1wa not alwayi eadori
tha viswiot corresponds U, aalanao itati'
ta th editorial oolnnac.
New Advortisemohtg'
FANCY BUTTER S
HAVING MADE A R R A N'O E fE NtVv
, ' . : ,.:.; ' :...f - ,
. I , ' i- Mth t i l- ' -
With a IVniisvl-ania Cn inary to J$fl Uie.r
celebrated'
ROSEBUD BUTTER I
I take plvi!eiu iuForMHitv wv f:u.isff
-. and all connoiieurs.ih
n
that after to-da y I will hr to fhrnfstf
them daily with the identical article same as
is used in the city of Thiladclphia'and
something entirely new here. ' . -
This Butter has the reputation of 'having
never been excelled IN THE" WOULD.-' ?
J no. L. Boatwrisht;
nor 8 11 and 13 North Pront Street;
32 Market St. 32
Sign of the Show Case with the
.Shoemaker ; u , i ri, .
M
Y STOCK OF. BOOTS. AND .SHOES
always complete. Call and ramJne. ' Sat
i 'u' - Li
I .;v if '
I - ' "- ' ' '
isfaction guaranteed to customers. ' Now ii ,
the time to supply your families..
A full llino of those CHELDHES
SCOTCH SOLE, In lacefcnd buttons. See-
imr is, believing. Con vmco yourself of the r
fact. '.'..'. ' "
A new lot of those SCOTCH SOLE"' '
GAITERS just received. Don't forget the
old number.
C. ROSENTHAL,
32 Market Street.
OPERA-HOUSE,
One Nilit Only-Way NoyraipSIli,
1 - . " ' . , i
SECOND APPEARANCE of the Old Plan
Utloa Minstrels. Owinz t the t net a a
of the first appearance of the abor named
organization they will make their fecond
appearanee on TUESDAY, Nov. '9th, hi a
far more attraetire programme' than their
fl it. i hey have made several talaatei ad
JiUom to their- Troupe and dalin' that ty
are second to no amateor ora&LBatlaaof this
kind in the South. v New attractions tat old -facee.
keserved Seats on sale at Helebr
ger'a Book Store witnoat fztra charge.,. f,
General admbiloa 60 cents. Gallery 2Sc.
Doors open at 7 o'c'oek, commfnoe- at
o'clock. . . nrtat
The Few, Shoe" Store.
fJIHli ATfNTION3 0P;HVPDW0
is Invited t the efegant it3Tt of : Wuzvon "
i&oof s. Snocsi cSc,
For Gentlemen, Lidiss and ' VkildHiiyAV
ZIol 3D riariit fltrJIi.;
. Hy stock is new aad complete, freah fecm
IfaaaaetMere haiwSs, and prices ai low as
the very lowest.1 6at!iftct!oa' sairaateed.
A call is respeetfttUy politftsd - ;
aor
l f r- 't!'"' f"f Tr- t i ',., '