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,1 . A': ' 1 V .-aiu ,Tery flaraeott' JO - -.rRrPTI05S.P06TAGE PAH). . as 00 Six months, WW I Thr si 15 : One month, &0 oents. -mer will be delivered by carriers, ,,dsin7 rate low and liberal aabcribcn will please report any and u ftjlarei to receive their papers regularly. eSmbe the little FOLKS! tolesale and Retail. mm & 'RODDICK H j, D Corner Market Sl Second x OtroetSf I RE N'JW FOLLY PiiEPA&RD TO rtow tht lrcet; assort nent of Holiday Goods a bs eter sho ra . 1 hey are'by far too lh -ottJ to mention. A. visit only can cover that ground. toyt, Faasj Goods, Wheelbarrnirs. Carta, v.!olD(18JiDaneie Ware. Overl&Odoz Dioll'S, from 5i to $8 each. Brooacs, Buckets, Bas kets, Doll Carriage!, Rocking Horses. 1 hs Urges t stock of Tin .Ware- Bou h'of Now York. Oar Priceslare Lower than Ever ! Ind we cm safely state t h st'co House ia tb e eonttrjoflars greater inducements t 2 Wholesale Buyers. rXSa GIts us a call: we cannot possi- bljfira vouaay Idea of our stock by ad- Ttrtlsisff. Be ia time and lay in your stocks if j. BROWS & RODDICK fancy goods;bazaar; S E Corner of Marie t and Second sts nor 20 v TTTE ARE MAKING AND HAVE CON- Btantly on hand all grades of Rice from COMMON to FANCY. HALF RICE, SMALL RICE RICENA DOUSE A good cheap food for Horses, - j w feeding Poultry. All goods sold at Charleston prices. NORWOOD GILES !!& CO., . u " c i iiusro. etc. jiibu a liuc aiwvib wi "liftrtS PrrtnrfflfnM Poi-nHnii T?ifA Mills Highest Cash Prices DUD FOR HIDES, WO 9L,4 METAL', RAGS, 4c, by JNO. J. CONFREY A C O., Brokers I' d General Dealers , Coroer Dock and War ettt Kefer to Fint Nstloual Baik. nor 15-lm COMMERCIAL HOTEL; WILMINQTOK.SN. C: Large Sample Rooms lor Commercial Travelers aPEOPRIKTOB navtof J thorontbiy orated this Boaee and firnisbed.1t entire- is prepared la fireto the travsllii KbUo all tha ;onvaaUaUt of a TOST-1 CU88 HOTEL. It ll loatad U the rtry I tr of th budaaai pari of tha eity beinf ?TnieBt to the principal bastams hoosae, PostoOo. OnsUm Hom. dtv Hall and trt'Hoase. "a rirtvClaat Bar and Billiard Balooi W4 wita tola HofeL RATES PIR DAY. 031 tF. A. SCHUTTBj r VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C;, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER LOCAL NEWS. New Advertisement. EM Cushing Skating Kink Heinsbebger Zola's Works. C W Yates All that is Necessary. A & I Shrieb The New Store Hall, & Peaksali, Flour Flour Day's length 9 hours and 59 minutes. The shades of nijrht ko about dewing Window (il&se- -all sizes ct ltafer t Price's. A boil in the kettle is worth tvro on the nose. Tt;e newest, lated, beft and ?peat T at Rosenthal s. The receipts of cotton at this port to- day foot up 1,023 bale3. '"'. Sunset to-morrow afternoon at 47 minutes past 4 o'clock, One adult was the only interment in Bellevue cemetery this week. Shut the door, now stares one in the face wherever he or she may enter. Burglars are abroad in Ihe land, so look to door and window fastenings. Swamp Angels, Bull Dogs, and other Re volvers at very low prices at Jacobi's. f Hot chestnuts are much worn in over coat pockets. They take the place of gloves. "The latest" in the way of (dinner cards are handpaihted in eatin, and only cost 550 a dozen. In Oakdalo there was one interment this week, that of an adult brought here for interment. : How to be your own painter. Just buy the N. Y. Enamel Paint, ready mixed and war ranted at Jacobi's. t Cotton futures closed to-day at 11.39 for January, an advance of 19 points since yesterday's close. When the girls speak of having two strings to their bow, do they mean the young man's "gallusses?" Seeing is believing without doubt you can buy Cooking and Heating Stoves at al most any price at Jacobi's. t There were five interments in Pine Forest cemetery (colored) this week, three adults and two children. The Register of deeds has issued one marriage license to a white xouple and three to colored couples during the week Nothing disappoints a bald-headed -sinner more than going to a blond theat rical show and flndincr that it is not all wicked. How to catch ' em. Just buy the Delusion Rat and Mouse traps. Caught nearly Jory oneDight. , These traps arc sold at Jaco bi's. - t Therehas been a good deal of falling fhpr sinr.rf Inn fall commenced. In fact, autumn has been "at home" to visi tors. Dancin!! 1es?on givan free at K03EN- TTiATsr I'cmn Bo e doois una Baoes iur the ball room. t A clerk who ia somewhat smarter than his employer was heard to remark, the other day: "Thank fortune, the bos3 has strmnPil advortisin?? for the season! isow WFW v U we'will have a rest." The new bon-bon boxes are in quaint designs. . Some of them are shaped like champagne corks, others like spools ot thread and small pin-cushions. Manv cases have come under our no tice wherera single bottle of Dr. Bull's Cousrh Syrup relieved a sufferer from a severe cousrh. which "had been treated for months by competent pnysicians. zo cts. Five years ago over 6,000,000 croquet sets were sold in this country. Last year the sale was less than 30,000 sets. , The only frame that holds its own in popular favor is poker. The skating rink, tinder the manage ment of Mr. E. M. Cushing, is now open for the season on South Front street, bc- 1 ween Market and Dock. It is already being liberally patronized. Rice birds are about played but. Not so with those Scotch aolea at Ro3Enthai8 They last for ever. f What a relief it is to turn from the political editorials in exchanges, to the calm, dignified statements to be found in the local notices of patent medicines. There is no lying in patent medicine ad vertisements. ' Daily city tou t. Georgiana Cause, a colored woman, and A. Bockhard, a colored man, were arraigned before the Mayor this morn ing upon the charge of disorderly con duct. The testimony of officers Gordon and Everitt, who made the arrest, was in substance that last night about 10 o'clock they beard theory of murder several times proceed from a house on Dickenson's Hill, in the northern part of the city, and that upon hastening there they found the door fastened or held fast from the inside and that upon forcing it open they discovered the man pressing against the door to impede their entrance and the woman lyiDg stretched out upon the floor apparently drunk. But she soon got sober, raised up and spit a mouthful of blood from her mouth. The two were then taken to the guard house and locked up. The woman made a statement and said that the man had been drinking and struck her,but not hard enough to cause her mouth to bleed; that what the officers thought was blood was nothing but tobacco juice. The man, it seems, had never been before the Mayor before, while the woman was'rec ognized as an old offender and a frequent attendant at the Mayors levees. His Honor lherefore discharged Bockhard and sent the other defendant below for ten days. We advise all in need of Household Hard ware to first go to Jacobi's. There you get the lowest prices. t Chapped Hands- The raw winds often produce in the hands of those who are much exposed to them'that roughness and cracking of the skin known as chapping. If nothing is done to prevent, and the person is obliged to have his hands frequently wetj and dried, the cracks will often get deep and be painful. As both a precaution and cure for chapped hand3 the following is A a. , said in have hpen used with ffraat benefi Wash the hands; and the'faeff f!so,'?f it is inclined to chap, with boras wa tsr, and, afterward rub with an ointment made by melting mutton tallow (for suet,) and then- gradually adding an equal quantity of- glycerine, stirring the two together until cool. For the hands this mixture can be best applied at night, using it freely, warming it in by the fire, after which an old pair of P-loves can be rut on to keep the bed O ----- clothes from being soiled, and also make the skin of the hands softer. An excel lent glycerine ointment for chapped hands i3 made by melting, with a gentle heat, two ounces of sweet oil of almonds, half an ounce of spermacetti and one drachm of white wax. "When melted, remove from the stove, and add gradually one ounce of erlvcerinc, and stir until the , WW mixture is cold. The ointment can be scented with any perfume to suit th; fancy. Keep iii wide-necked bottle3. Water street rnercnauta wi.i keep their feet dry in Wiater by wearin IkOSEN t THA.ls boots and shoes. The Changes in schedules. The change of schedule on the Wil mington & Weldon and Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta Railroads, necessi tated by the putting on of the fast through mail train, croes into effect to- O - w morrow, at 3:40 p. m., at which hour the first fast train gjjjg North will leave. The run from l cmTto Wilmington will be made in 4 hours and 50 minutes and the run from Wilmington to Weldon in 5 hours and 39 minutes. There are to be three daily passenger trains on the road. The schedule will be altered, as we understand it, only by the addition of the new fast train. This train will leave Wilmington at 4:15Jp. m. and arrive at 10:10 p. m., just 15 min utes behind the present fast train. The mails will be taken here by the fast night train on the W., C. & A. R. R. which will become a part of the new fast sched ule to the South. The changes to be made on the Caro lina Central, as ha3 been already stated, will go into effect early next month, not later than the 10th. A fast day train will be put on. This train will leave Wilmington at 9 A. M., and arrive at Charlotte at C P. M.; returning will leave Charlotte at G:40 A. M. and arrive in Wilmington at 3:40 P. M., thus mak ing the run of 183 miles in 9 hours. This train will connect here with 8:20 A. M. train from the North and with the 4:15 P. M. fast train for New York. Those who have an itching head should use Hair a Vegetdblt Sicilian Hair Re- newsr to stop it. KEYIEW. There are 2S vessels over 80 tons burthen now in this port, 17 of which are toreigrners. There are' also bound here at this time from foreign ports 39 vessels, all foreigners. To-morrow is known in the Church Calendar as Advent Snndav, the first of the ecclesiastical year. There are al ways four Sandays in Advent, coming di rectly before Christmas. Tkere were number of balloon ascen sions .this forenoon, from the corner of Market and Front streets, which attract ed considerable interest among the juve" niles. Two gentlemen from the North who are stopping over here Co-day bought a number of toy balloons from a peddler and sent them up to the delight and wonder and admiration of a crowd of impecuneous youngsters. Quick. Time. Last Tuesday evening Capt. George Morrison, the veteran among railroid conductors in these parts, and Mr. John Riddick, engineer, made the time on the day passenger train from Florence, S. C, to this place, a distance of 110 miles, in 3 hours and 20 minutes. On the follow ing (Wednesday) morning they made nearly the same good run from this place to Florence, it being accomplished the last time in 3 hours and 26 minutes. This, be it understood, was the exact time consumed, including all stoppages. Where is the lightning express South of Baltimore that beats that? Meeting of Conference. The North Carolina Conference of the m. j. inurcn &outn will meet at Win ston on Wednesday next, December 1st. Rev. Dr. Yates, of Front Street Church, left here- this morning and Rev. T. Page Ricaud, of Fifth Street Church, will leave on Tuesday morning. The lay delegates from "this district are Capt. W. M. Parker, of New Hanover; Col.. Wm. jA; An, of DupUneIfiRlndt Sampson, and llr. Evans, of Bruns wick.' Capt Parker expects to be) in attendance, but we do not know as to the other lay delegates. It is confidently jhjped and believed that both Dr. Yates'and Mr. Ricaud will be returned to the churches in this city. They have accomplished much good while here and it is the earnest desire of their respective congregations that they be returned. We understand, also, that the reverend gentlemen both desire to remain here. Ladies, the best fits and the easiest shoes for the little onea . are at Rosen THAld. " " 7 " 4 Ann ie Knox a lyoung.white, girl, an orpnan oi gooa prentagewno was rais ed in the family Mr. J. G. Branch, of Polkton, in Anson county. About two weeks ago she.was missing, and as there was reason to peKeve that she had come to this city, the officers here were on the alert. It was understood that a reward of $100 was offered for her ap prehension and this stimulated the search for her. She was found to-day by Officer Carr at the house of one JimLas siter, alias Doc. Barnes, colored, on Mc Rae, between Red Cross and Campbell streets, and was at once taken in charge by the officer and is now held until Mr. Branch can be heard from. The man is said to hail from' Charlotte, where he is known as Jim Lassiter, while here he goe3 by the name of Doc Barnes. The relations of the giil with the man have not trans pired. Annie .Knox is quite young, appar ently about 18,years of age, which Mr. Branch says is her age, while she herself,- we understand, claims to be 22. She is pretty and pleasant looking, with a good complexion, dark hair and bright, black eyps. Lassiter, or Barnes, whichever his name may be, was hailed on the street by one who was with the officer fft the time when Le at once p.ut himself on the defence and drew a pistol, after which he suddenly took to his heels and escaped to the woods and is now at large. When vou visit or leave New York City. stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central Uepou .European plan. Booms reduced to $1.00 and upwards Restaurant unsurpassed at moderate prices Street cars, stages and elevated railroad to all parts ct the aty. ly Cfjas. L. Rossiteb, 195 Summit St Toledo, Ohio says: I would not take ,one thousand dollars for my Excelsior Kidney Fad, if 1 could not get another. -r . - 1 it il.ri I i nave gainea in tares xnonina n pounds. Sec Adv. 27. 1880. NO. 235 On Monday Night. The box-sheet for the performance to be given at the Opera House on next Monday evening is now open at neins berger's, and those who intend going should avail themselves of this fact at once. The performance is, as has been stated, the'dramatization of Zola's great work. "L'Assommoir." and Miss Rose Ey tingf . the celefcrftteiLg pear, supported by Cyril bearle s excel lent company. We have no doubt of the merits of the troupe, and believe that alLwho may attend will be pleased with the performance. No remedy for kidney diseases here tofore discovered can be held for one mo ment in comparison with. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. C. A. Harvey, D. D. Washington, D. C. New Advertisement. . .Skating Rink TVT0W 0PEN GRANITE ROW, Froti street, between Market and Dock. Ladies private class 10 to 12 A. Wednesday and Saturday afternoons ex- clusively for Ladies and Children. Rink' open every evening from 8 to 10. . Admission for Gentlemen, including use of skates, 20 cents. Ladies, 15 cents." E. M. GUSHING, nov 27-lt Star copy Prop. OPERA HOUSE. T WO W IfifhtS O n IV- Monday and Tuesday, Kov. 29 & 30 ' 1 Cyril Searle'a "Drink" Company, support ing the Distinguished Artiste, Hose XSjf tinge in Cas.. Reade's DraxnatizattcZifewais Tuesday4night : LED ASTRAY." fin Miss Rose Eytinge as'Amande Chanddce.1 Tickets "on sale at Heinsberger'e Live Book Stored Admiion$l.- Parquet Circle 75c. Gallery 25c. No charge for reserved seats. nov-St . TZOLA'3 MAGDALEN FERAT ,! and Al- J Jrj dine ! By the author of "Nana." ZOLA'S NANA ! NANA ! Zola's Nana ! Nana! Completed and Unabridged K,M ZOLA'S L'ASSOMMOIR ! and Miette ! By the author of "Nana."- ZOLA'S ALBINE ! Zola's Albinc 1 the author of ."Nana." By r7QLA'S CLORINDA ! and Zala' Helene! jj By the author of "Nana ryOLA'S HELENE ! andlfcoia'S Albine ! Jlj By the author of "Nana.": For sale at nov .20. HEINSBERGEK'S Grand Opening:' ifF CHRISTMAS TOTS AND FANCY V Goods. Will be ready . in a few days Let everybody wait afminute.? Look to Review for announcement of the opening of the finest stock of Xmas goods ever brought to this city. . S. JEWETT, nov 24 North Front 6t. J AS. E- KEA, TiENTAL BURG SOW XJ AND MECHANIC. 8 E Correr Front and Market streets, nov 18-2 m Wilmington, TT G All that is Necessary JROP IN AT TATE V BOOK STORE and see for yoareelf. Every Btsazcer adds to his already larg stcct. An oniunal faU stock of Fancy Goods. including many noTeltles, OB1A.X3 on easy term;. O. W. TATE3, Stationer and Book Feller DOT 32 The Hew Store S HBIER'S NEW BOOT AND Shoe Store rex ains tha treat pcint of attraction' BOOTS & SHOES For etery sody, old aad young;, little and bi. The fine,t at0ClE d (be lowest prices at rm Mil W t Ml mm. "nor 23 MarketStteet.- KLtAht :.oxici;. We will beg? ad to receive communication from our friends on any and all, mbjectil) general lniereet but The name of the writer mnrt alwtyrbe fur niahedto the Editor. Go mm uni cations mut be written pu cci? one aide of the paper. Personalities ma voided. And it is especially purtknlarly'cndej stood that the Editor .1 not alwajf eidors e the views ot eorrespondimts, TirJeti to tttd in the editorial coin Tin. New Advertisemts Branch j Office. THE 'CITIZENS OE WILMINGTON an respectfully notified that a branch oilier ot the Wilmington Telephonic Kxelianv has been established at Messrs J. C. Steven' son fe Co's Grocery Store on Fourth street, just north of Honey Bridge, m here messa ges will be received' ami sen-t.l,rtie.s -nr otner parts of. tfie eitylfho iflv desire to any. one in "Hrookljn"f S messaires at the Cf ntral Ofik-e and those in "Brooklyn" who wish 7 crmraunieate with any other j-art of the ciiy can leave messages m the Dranch Oiliee". Prompt delivery guaranteed. Charge; al mot uominal. W. H . STERLING, nov'2t . Manager Telepli. - Exchange. Flour I Flour I 1400 fiBLSG0OD i',-orl" Vlat-.tV Extra and other well known Hr'atid.- of Fam ily and Extra for sale b hall & it:ai:3.i.l. jQUPONT S rOWDER, For sale lv HALL & FEARS ALL. nor 27 32 iRflarket St. '32 Si(?n of the . Show f Case- with hc jyT STOCK OF BOOSTS AND-SHOES always complete. Call and -examine. Sat isfaction guaranteed to customers. Now is the time to eupply your families. A full line of those CHILDREN S SCOTCirSOLE, in lace and buttons. toe ing is believing. Couvinceiyour'stlf of the' fact. A new lot 'of those SCOTCH SOLE GAITERS just received. Don't Jbrgctt he old number. 32 Market Street. . nor f CLOAKS, DOLLMfliiS 4 GREATER VARIHTY THAN ANY House in North Carolina, - lR. M. McINTIRB. CARPELS t AT NEWTORK KIC1S. " A full --stock on hand, tnany new st JCSr'. OIL CLOTHS in all widths nov 15 The Landman. Pub ish9d at StaieivUle, Iredell county, S. C, is 'the Leaiiojr Kewepapcr :n Western yforth.CtroILi. It is the only Democrat Papr pnblishcd , in Iredsli countyooe cf the largest a?d wealtbiett counties in tbe ritaU ard has t tained a larjrr local cireniation tb3 tvj paper evf heretofore" poblisiicd ip the county. - f " . 4 ' , Its circulation in Alexander, Wilkes, Aihe. Allegbaay, Tadkin, Dario, and Ire?eli. ii larger tbnv that of any two raprs in the State combined, end is rapidlr acqnliiRca strong; foothold In Forsyth, Parry, Rowan ana western uecxiensnr. It is the only psper in Western North Car olina that emptors a Regular CacTassfng JLjrent, and is thus sept constantly before the people. Under Uis sjstem a rapidly in ereaaine eircolatlon is the result, making ihe Landmark th beat adrertisinc medium ia WeUern Worth Carolina. Add rest. "LANDMARK, declO Htatervaie, N O LOW BATEdFor ali; kinds of .Printiaj, ate Persons residlns; out of the city can hied their printina; carefully executed and juai to them free of poetaf a; E. ;8. WARRODK, la ErlewBaUtUfljC) Jo Printer, . a far ' Ai 2
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