,-u rare.
4d
If
10
f-r U BMW.
'tfa m be delivered by errUn,
13 per we.k.
ft
rttes Jow and liberal
if
0
v. art 1 1 r. inc j "j
1 1 I All W
receive their papers rejrulariy.
0
flNCY GOODS
AND
Corner Market & Second
;f rM)E8iai5 TO OALL tn3 atteatkm
rnerl publiJtoJobLotoO
HDIES5 AND GENTS'
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
prjRB LINEN COLL IBS 5.
fcaLUKX carF3 ioc.
HALF THEIR VALUE!
Wears daily re'eWnj: NEW Q00D8
BiUblefor the Uo Liaj taie. ruch as
TOTS- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
CUSS WARE, ORNAMENTS
JAPANESE WARE,:lYASES
We eoala not pouibly enumerate cur
ruck, it I too varied. We would par ticu
Urljr iatUe
WHOLESALE BUYERS
to pi re as a call and look at our stock.
Sont) eo to New York Can do better
for job. Calljesrly sad make your selection.
W hare alio on band the largest stock of
euth cf New York, and are offering them
at old prioes. .
We have a great many Special Lots that we
are offering away below market prices.
BROWN & RODDICK,
S E Corner of Market and Becond' Streets
arpets!
mHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE
1
State, and our prices are lower than any.
Ton pay jnstfor the amount of Carpet on
joit floor.
BROWN & RODDICK
45 Market St.
cet 30 . .
THE
LAURINBURG ENTERPRISE
JS THE BEST MEDIUM through which
to adtertlie Fall and Winter Goods among
th people of Robeson, Richmond and An
ton counties, in North Carolina, and in the
border ciunties of 8oath Carolina The
Enterprise has a large and inoreasing circu-
... uv M. TO uofl Mil VW IOU iiouvug
of this State, haring obtained a large circu
lation in the latter during the sx months it
M published in Fayetteville before its re
troTal to Lanrinbnrg, and in the former
within the last few months.
Advertisements will be inserted by the
Oonth, quarter and year at reasonable rates.
Addreia, fl. I. McDUFME,
Lanrinbarjr, N O
Mew Crop Rice.
30 Tierces and bbls Carolina RICE
JgQ Bags prime RIO COFFEE,
1000 BbI Good Flour'
100 Bbls Refined SUGAK
100BblsCubaMOLASSES' T
200 Ke?3 XAILS"
At Low Prices.
Hall & Pearsail.
ct 27
Newspaper for Sale-
IF ANY ONE OF THE READERS QF
the Review desiies to engage in
the newspaper business, and has a few
hundred dollars to Invest, he will learn
something to his interest upon application
u the editor of this paper. He knows of a
weekly paper for sale which is now In a
prosperous condition, and is located in a
yrueperous. growing railroad town, in t&e
centre Of a flna eottnn vrnvlnf ronntrv. The
object of the proprietor in selling la to give
his attention to other private and important
uresis. Apply early to the editor of this
fPer. JOSH. T.JAMES,
WUmington, N. C, Oct. 2Sth 1SSO.
Presh Every Day
flNR AttORTMKNT SF CANDLES,
JjJ6 Domestic, just received and for
THE ONLY GENUINE HOME-MADE
Vaay In, the eity, will be found evert
7, fresh and gweet, three doors South of
rosiotaceonSeeoad streeU Also, Nuts
Fruit, Ao. . S a E. J EVENS,
laull . Near the Pcrtoo '
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VOL. V
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
A" & I Shrub -Best and Cheapest !
Altaffkb, Pbice & Co Sash, Doors and
Blinds.
Jxo J. CoxFREr & Co Highest Cas-h
Prices Paid
IlEixsBERGER-Zola's Court of Napoleon
HI I
People's Butcher Co Meat Buyers
R M McIjttirb Cloaks, Dollmans
C W Yates Books
Wirdow Glass aJi sizes at iUflVx &
I'ricft'a. I
How do you like the Sunpy South to-
The newest, latest, le
it RoSENTHAIi's.
ana cue; pe i
1 a a.
The receipts of cotton at this port to-
day foot up 870 bales. J
The wood and coal dealers are
happiest men in town to-day.
Whore is that crowd go ng ? roKo3- I
esthal'b, to buy boots and shoes. t J
" z 1 Ze r0r,a
The colored grand lodge of Masons
. i . . i e twt
jetinBaleigh on the 16th of Decern-
meet
ber.
The positive and unsolicited testimony
of people from every section who .have
used Dr. Bull s Cough Syrup connrms
every claim-made for its wonderful effica-
cy. Price 25 cents.
The People's Butcher Company at the
New Market are killing, to-day, some oil
Kf n ni
v ii v j xt.- -1 r:. v.t tt
b3 well suphed this week. Give them a
r ,
ca ' '
Rice birds are about played out. Not
so with those Scotch soles at Rosenthal s I
They last for ever. .1
It is said that there were six inches
of snow at Magnolia to-day. .A gentle-
man who arrived here this morning on
the Northern train, says that it was
snowing at Petersburg last night.
, .
Any and everybody can now do their
own puuuug, xv. v : -5
or me . x . x urnta wuB u
the prices are tow.
Governor Jarris has issued a proclama-
tion calling for the observance of Thanks-
giving Day, and setting apart the Thurs-
day of next week, the 25th inst., the
same day mentioned in the President's j
proclamation. I
Water street merchants will keep their
famt rfrv In Winter hv wearing Rosen- I
thal's boots and shoes.
t
The last reports received from the
State eltection, according to the Raleigh
Observer, place Jams' majority at
6,331, with Watauga and Dare still to heard of, besides others of which no ad
hear from. The' probabilities are that viCes have yet been received, on the way
it will be about 6,500. here. They come in the main from points
t.m tK. w ... ihfl eaalest
hoes for the Jittle ones are at Rosen
. j. I e
Kiiiffcotion.
The receipts of eotton at this port last
week were 8,072 bales, as against 4,480
bales for the corresponding week ot last
year. io aate, ims year,
have been 59,005 bales, agamsi
bales to same date last year, showing!
xv . v ... i - c - t 4,;a I
me nanasome mcreaso iu iaui
year of 13,875 bales.
' I
Tn ti n Citxr I
, flT- w;i.:. I
TVY, onnnal meotmiri ff 1 IIP. WllminfiT-l
toh&Weldon and Wilmington, ColumJ
bia & Augusta Railroads will be held in
this city to.morrow. Messrs B. F.
vr v.Vo.Prpnt. nf thft twn
roads, and H. B. Plant,. President of the
SAntWn Rpr.nritv Comnanv and a
.Mo, in ih fthnv rd, an, hera
for attendance at . the meetings. Mr.
Sol. Haas, General Freight Agent of the
f Ai,.T.,-n i n.TA in thn cifv
and will remain until after the meetings.
Found on the Street.
Notice was given last night about 9
o'clock at the Guard Koom that there
was a man down on the street exposed to
the storm, near the corner of Fourth
and Queen streets. Upon receiving the
information Captain Goodman and Offi"
cer J!.awara linmin, onne police ion,
nix l 3 V Mi am ma im mlt a4 lAm I
T1 1 11 ' ,1. ! f 1
started out at once in search and after
perambulating the streets for some time
at last found an old colored man by the
name of Jack Sweat lying in-the street
near the Gas House. A hand cart was
procured and the infirm old creature lift
ed into it by these two officers and then
conveyed to the Guard House where he
County Poor House. ' -
WILMINGTON, N.'C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER
THE STORM.
Foretold by Hie Signal spruce
Wind, Rain. Unovr anil Sleet.
The storm which raged here from Sat
urday night until to-day at noon, wts
duly chronicled by the Signal Office
some twelve or fifteen hours in advance.
All day Saturday the weather was mild
I "1 1 M 1 1-1
ana Daimy, wun scarcely enougn Dreeze
to float the Storm Siinalflag, which was
run upon the flag pole early that morning
and throughout the day, which was one
of sunshine here, the flag clung drooping-
ly to the pole, which caused many to ask
where the storm could be. Late Sat ur-
CUUlLUCIiUCU IU lull UUU Ollll laici iu iuv
. ,f 4Vo -nA
anA i Ya rain MIT1( to-
I a. 1 1 a.- .1 11 ,1
getner in neavy gusus auu an uuy jcaici-
day (Sunday) the same state of weather
continued, rendering a comfortable seat in
the00rs by a snug fire the most delightfu1
thing of the season. Late last night,
however, there was a lower tempera ture,
the rain ceased to fall, but was sup-
planted by a few flakes of snow, then
again the ram succeeded the snow.accom-
, . , ... -
panied with much wind, until about i
iC " . '
o'clock this morning when a real snow
storm set in which lasted lor several
hours, but the ground having been wet
d f ag it f n to the
. , , i '
earth. About 10 o'clock there came a
mixture of sleet and snow, making it ex-
ceedingly disagreeable fdr pedestrians
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From Sergeant Watsonat the Signal
office, we learn that the storm extended
r-uf-TTowi-
North of Hatteras as Jar as Kitty Hawk
on this coast. From the same source we
alg0 earn ttat the wind at Smithville
onjy reacned a velocity of eighteen miles
The steamship Raleigh, which cleared
from this port on Saturday and sailed on
Sunday morning, remained at anchor m
Smithville Harbor. The Regulator
which cleared also for New York, left
here twenty-four hours earlier than the
Ral eigh and went to sea by 9 o'clock
Satnrday. morning. iThc la8t named
8teamert however probably reaclied
jQ imQ tQ get in under the
fee of that promontory, where she, no
doubt, rode out the gale in safety. We
are happy to be able to state that so far
there are no casualties reported although
the storm was a pretty severe i onneab
ter.
Dancing lessons given free at Rosen-
thais: Pump sole boots and shoes for
the ball room. t
Thy Arc Coming.
About twenty timber raft3 arrived
here yesterday and to-day and it is said
that there are fifty-five more, already
above Fayetteville and many of them
have been prepared, awaiting this tresnet,
It i3 highly probable that the water
courses below Fayetteville will be swol-
. .. f vesterdav and t(hdav
d .q thflt case there will be other
flotiHas of timber and naval stores
floated down to the city next week-
Window Glass of all sizes, Doors?, Szsb,
and Blinds. 15, iilders' H artiw are.A'O Juow
r: . m ;!.-,,.
r
November Metcon.
During the past few da vs the earth
o t "
been passing . through the meteor
lflere
usual meteoric displays which occur in
this month and m August, although had
there been any during the past two
rngnw mey wuuiu m, ,x01uw
here because of the heavy clouds over
ead. An astronomical authority says :
The November meteor zone is made up
OI a SWarm Ol paruwcB, iunuiufe iuc
train of Tempel's comet. The swarm of
meteoroids is not equally scattered around
the orbit, but is concentraed in one pof-
tion, which the earth crosses once in
about thirty-four years. Then we have
a shower that is something to remember
for a life time. Such a shower is not to
be expected until 1899. In the interval.
, Knrnethin2- extraordinary takes
w -
. observer will see few meteors
AT -
to reward his gaze, but it is well to be
oii the watch when these annual epochs
come roand and be ready to enjoy the
sight if any thing unusual occurs
riirist. Gerber. Wholesale Hardware,
Vnlodn. Ohid. says The Excelsior Kid-
Pad has accomplished more for my
I if in three weeks than all the medicine
1 oV htm tAken in three years. Refer all
iBkepUcsiomc-cc uv,-
Rwim.
TUB MAILS.
The mail close and arnvj t Je City
Poet Office as follows :
Northern through mails 7 45 p m
Northern through and way
mil 6:30 a in.
Ra!eigb......6.30 a. m.. . .and 5:00 p. in.
Mails for the N. C. Rai Wl,
End routes suppUei there
from, including A. & N. C
Railroad, at.;..... 5;30 p.m.
Southern mailt for all puiot?
South, daily . . . ..8 a tn ar.d 7:45 p. rn
Western mails ,C CR'y) daily
(except Sunday) .... 6:00 p. m.
Mail for Cueraw & ;larlir:g-
ton 7:45 p. rn.
UaiU for points between Flo
tence sod Charleston 8 a m & 7:15 p ru
Fayetteville, and office on
Cape Fear Rircr, Tuilya,
aud Fridays......... ......... 1:00 p.m.
Fayetteville via Lnmberron,
daily, except Sundays...... 5:00 p. m.
Onslow O.'H. and intermedi
ate oSiseg, every ' Monday
and Thursday at... ;". 6.00 a.
Smithville mailt, by. stoatn
boat, daily, (except buu-
days).. 10:00 .a. m
Mails for Easy UilL, Town
Creek, Shallotte and Little
River, S. C , evfrv Mon
day and Thursday at. G.UU .
Wilmingtcn and Black River
Chapel, Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at.. 5:00 a. m.
OPEST FOB DELIVERY .
Northern through and way
mails 7:00 a m.
Northern mails 9 30 a rt
Southern Mails......... !. 7:30 a. ca.
Carolina Central Railway. 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 ' 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. ra.
Stamps for saV at geueral delivery
when stamp office is closed.
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 3:30 i. ra.
15 Stop Organs, Sub Bass and Coup
ler Only $65 Best in the TJ, 8.
Open your eyes wide before you send
North for instruments. Spread eagle ad
vertisements do not always tell tho exact
tiutb. . Better instrumenta at same or less
prices can be had nearer home. See these
offers : Organs 15 Stops, 4 Sets Reeds,
Sub Bass and Coupler, Beautiful Case,
Ooly $5c; 9 Stops, 4 sets Beeds, only $59;
7 'Stops, 3 sets Rpcds, $55. Stool and
Book included. Pianos 7 Oct., large
size, Rich Rosewood Case, only $179; 7
OcS , largest size,only $200; 7 Oct. Square
Grand, extra largo, Magnificent Case, only
$200. Stool and Cover included. Ml
from old 'and reliable makers, and fully
guaranteed; 15-days test; trial. We pay
freight if not satisfactory. Positively V e
best bargains in the U. S. No mistake
about this. We mean business and com
petition with the world. Send for Fall
Prices, 1880. It will pay ycu. .Address
Ltjdden & Bates' Southern Music
House, Savannah, Ga. . 4fc
Mr. Nath'l Jacobi haviut been appoint
ed agent f v the Atlas Plow, parties ia
want of this celebrated . Tlow can now
have their orders 11 lied at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st.
New. Advertisements .
M eat B uy e rs
jT-OULD DO WELL TO CALL AT
STALLS 5 to 10 NEW MARKET
if they want the best Beef at from
5 to 10 cts. per pound,
JOHNSON, TILLEY, IIINTZE,
& HUBERT.
ftlevv E2arket.
nov 15-3t
CLOAKS, D0LLMAI1R !
fjpHE PRICES AND STYLES WILL feU.
These goods we have in large variety and
quantity and can fit the smallest or largest
sizel pcrscn. -
Gents' all Wo Ribbed Undershirts and
Drawers.
Children's Flannel Under garments in all
sizes. j
Carpets : Body Brussels English Bms-
sls Tapestries Three Ply, Ingrain, &c.
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT and the styles
arerood. R. M. McINTIKE.
- lir
OIL CLOTHS in ail widths
. - - .
nov 15
Horse Radish.
ROUND FRESH EVERY DAY. No
turnlD roota,but genuine HORSE RADISH,
which I will guarantee as1 to STRENGTH
and PURITY. Horse Radish Root also for
Bsdeat NEWMA1TS,
s Cigar and Tobacco Store, . -
nov 13-2t . Cor Market '& 2d eU.
15, 1880. NO. 225
Hew Advertisements.
. Zola's - Court of Najfeoi III.
OLA'S O1 Ovi.rcM, or the feie and
heign of V It .'" acelUnT Figer Rougon.
UTbe Man of Prncr ei Tnr e Times M:t later.
La Grande Flo rine,
SfQ' f r. -7 be ht-ansle't of ParU".
TLe frrai which ib Plaja of Lea
Ktauglcwif' and The Piia jarrottera'
vrere brBiitiZd. Bj Adolpe BHot.
Knr eaU at
HEINSDEUGER'3,
Lire book a tore
nov 14
Office Trcasiirer & Collector.
. JJitV.cf Wilmington, N-C-,
IfoTerabar 13th, 1880.
City Tazes4 1880r
I
AOAIS OALL ATIE.VTIOS OP THE
i ax Payers to their CITY TAXES, due ainee
the 15th of Rsptjmbar la?t.
The time approa'hea wle i the liar f r i
ori-irj)T will bi maJe ont.
Pa. tiea i&terested will pleara take nonce,
and save trouble by prompt payment.
HENRY HAVAGK,
lot 15 m Troai A Collector
A LARGE STOCK OP
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
AND .
ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK
LUMBER. LATHS. &c
For 8le very cheap, at
ALTAFFER, PRICBi & CO.
Factory:
Foot ofWalirat st.
nov 14
Offioe:
ffutt,ear Red GroM.it
Highest Cash Prices
PAID EOR B1DESWOOL, METALF,
RAGS. Ac, Yj
JNO. J. CONFREY & CO.,
Brokera a'.d General Dealers,
Goraer Dock and Water Btr.
Refer to First National Bank.
n-y 15-1 m
Books
EVEtlY DESORIrTION oonatantly
oa hand.
STATIONERY A wall selected stock,
Inclading many novelties in fancy Paper.
FANCY .GOODS Chromo,' Frames
Easels, AlbuBU, Fancy Baskets, Bible?, Gold
Pens and Pencils, Iokstandj, Ac, Ao.
C. W. YATES,
nov 8 Stationer and Book Seller
Best and Cheapest I
QUR STOCK OF CLOTHING IS COM
plete. Come and see us and we will do
you good. Everything new, nice and nob
by, in the way of
CLOTHING,
AND
FURNISHING GOODS.
Prices low down to suit the times.
A. & I. SHRIERi
No. 34 Market st.
nov lo
Groceries, &c.
OAA Rolls Cotton BAGGING,
OUU 2 and lb
qqq Bundles New and Pcd TIES,
800,Lbs BaggiD TWINE'
-I QQQBbls FLOUR, all grades,
QQ Bxs Smoked and Dry Salt Sides,
CfC Hht?s and Bbls New Crop Cuba,
ZAJyJ and N O Molasses.
1200 Keg6lNAILS' 4 to40'
QQQ es liuurn,
Bags SHOT, all sizes,
500 BAGS C0FFEE' grades,
BbLi SUGAR, all grades,
- Boxcs Assorted CANDY,
; CJry Tubs Pu''e Lea' LARr
- rif Boxes STARCH,
QJry Case3 LYE
200 Boxe8 S0A,
2QQ Boxes TOBACCO,
100 20X65 and nalfBbls SNUFF,
4 200 GrossMATCHEf
WrappingPaper, Tjrine, Soda, Candles,
Crackers, Pepper, Ginger, 8pice, Water
Buckets, &c. , .
For sale low by . -
nov 1 WILLIAMS & ilUKCHISON.
PLEASS S0TI0S.
w will bejefad to reeeire eomii.B&lcatioav
from or friend on ay aad all; robjeeta e
Tba &juq of the writer nott al ayt be far
aiahfHl k the Editor..
OonuEoaicationt aui be written; on oalf
one aide of the pap;
rartocalitioe mw t voided. .
And it la especially in particular lyuler
rtood that the Editnr 4 ta not alwaja idor e
the views ot eorrespoaduts, ulecs ? t lata 4
ia the editorial eolnns.
New Advertigemontg.
T11E OliO
ii
Scarborough Housft"
Aja. SOUTH WATER 8TSEST, Wll.
J.1 iniBKtoa, N.O , ia r till open utder the'
proprietorahip of fa. O BERT J. POAHBOli
OUwU wliere can be had at aty har of the
day or night, the beat of Wl.NK, l.lQDUR,
Ac. OTTKH8 of the beat qaalltr, either
6twed Fried or Rw.
trFBOM AND AFTER THIS DATE
THE HOUSE WILL BE KEPT OPEPi
DAY AMD WIGHT. 1
DOT 10
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVEST
ORS IN REAL ESTATF.
For Sale.
ril a AT VERY ' VAWJALT5' and no
X eligibly situated property on Hooth si i
of Martet street, near Front street, consist
ing of lot running through to Bettencourt'i
Alley, improved bra three-tory building on
Market street. ( I int fljor 70 feet dep) and
a two-story brick "Warehouse ia the mr
fronting on the alley.
Terms.wbioh are reasonable with extended
credits, made known upon application to
MKS. BOBKRT W. LAMB,
X?o. 1, Washington st..
r.ov l2-tf Norfolk, Ya.
32 EVlarket St. 32
. If
Sign of the Show Case with the
' Shoemaker
M1
Y STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES
always complete. Call and examine. Sat
isfaction guaranteed to customers. Now is
the tune to supply vour lamilies.
A full line of those CHILDREN'S
SCOTCH SOLE, in lace and buttons. See
ing is believing. Convince yourself of the
iact. -
A new lot of those SCOTCH SOLE
GAITERS just received. Don't forget the
old number.
C; ROSENTHAL,
33 Market Street.
nov S
JUST ARRIVED !
THAT
Fancy Rosebud Creamery
li lit Ubjfes? II E
Band in your orderj, and usa some of tat
VERY BEST BUTTER '
Erxr brotrjrht to this city."
. ALSO,
The Old Parepa igar,
0vbJch
I HAVE THE E?JTIRE CONTROL IN
THIS CITY.
' - - 1
Thii t;ltr can be gold by no one exec it
through ae, and is the tine ai
used by zae
Over Eight Years Ago
It is undoubted' j the teit Cizar 'o'd ia tb.'f
eltjat
-'
Three for 25 Cts.
Sjnokerf will plea call and exarai&e
John Boatwriffhts
ftorll 11 tad 13 North Front BC