North Carolina Newspapers

"I KAHJ. 3IOV We will be glad to receive eomcmalcatlona from our frWnda on aay and all lubjeetTo funeral latere but The name of the writer mail alvayi be far -ifhed to the Editor. Communication. mu be written, on only ose side of thepaper. Pernon aH tie, mmm -voided. And It ia eepedany ptfrtieniarly.'nnder tood that the Editor not alwaja endori the views ot eorreepoaelata, nxdeea to stated in the editorial column. ' War! 90 a7i r 7f - H 57 Blx-aontke, llWiIhrM 0 J 15; One month, M enU. m be delivered by earfiers, orI3ateperweek. " . VOL. V.: WILMINGTON, N. C, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1880. ' NO. 236 2S,cribr will pleaae report any and l,to reeeiv'etndr papers regularly. Review THE LITTLE FOIKS ! yiiolesale andKetaii, ..... a inAnntAir pvft Huuuiuu ,.fl. Comer Market &. Oecond S NW F01.LT PREPARED TO .1 thi largest assortment of Holiday Goods .kAn Thn? nr a br far tmt nnt ntiTBTTci " J -- lirotl) to menutm. & wuij u y Toji, Ttnij Good, Wheelbarrows, OartsY nr.i'JinmiM Ware. Over lfOdoZk M rv.wvtv-j 1 - - - - fros 53 to $6 each. Brooms, Buckets, Ba kbti, Doll Carriages, Kocklag Hones. IheUrgeat ateck of Tin W&ire Bcu h'of New York, Our Prices 2are lower than Ever I kii we eta safely state t htt so House io the eouitry offers gieter Inducements ti " Wholesale Buyers. ga Q'.rd ns a call; we cannot poirl ilj fiT yon any idea of oar stock by ad nrtuiiig. Be In time and lay in your stocks try. BROWN & RODDICK', fancy goods;bazaar, I S Cernor of Mtrket and Second sts mtIO ARE MAKING AND HAVE CON rtwtly on hand all grades of Rice from COMMON to FANCY. HALF RICE, SMALL RICE RICENA jDOCSE A good cheap food for Horses, Cots, Hogg, &c. Also a fine article for fwdtaj Poultry.. ill goods sold at Charleston prices. NORWOOD GILESA CO., ' jwv 13 Proprietors Carolina -Rice Mills Highest Cash Prices plID FOE HIDES, WOOL, METALS, UQ3. Ae.. br . - W W . 4 ' JNO. J. CONFREY CO, fokera a: d General Dealera , Corner Dock and Water lit, Rfer to First National Bank. ot 15-1 . MERGIAL HOTEL, WILMINQTON.JN. a ite Sample Rooms lor Commercial Travelers. fpa-lFR0PRIBT01i having, taoronghlj ntoduU House aad farnlahed.lt entire. -.1 A. l,,'t1 . V tf mm H the 'eenrenleneiee of a FIR8T 4S3 HOTirr. t t. i .- "8faebaiae9partorta cir, being Titto theprin!4i 'bplaesa bosses. 'Goitotn Sous, CSt? HU and WBoaj witkthlaHotoL &ATK3 n FAR DAY. 24 F. A. 80HUTTB, I JllEMBEi com Raleigh had a disastrous fire on Sat urday pornine:. The planing mills of Ellihtbn & Royster, ia the Nor th west ern pari of the city, were destroyed, to gether with five other buildings. The total loss is $18,000. Ellington & Itoys ster had but $3,000 insurance. They will rebuild at once. The Newbemian endorses the action of Gov. Jarvis in refusing to foifill the pledge he made to allow the private stockholders to control the lease of the Atlantic & North Carolina R. R. It says: - -We fetferiSy endorse the action of the Governor, and believe thatt a very large majority of the people of Craven county, probably three-fourths, will concur. In fact the number in the county who favor the lease i3 made up of a certain class of soreheads who would not be averse to giving the Road away in order to put the present efficient administration on the same footing with themselves i. e. among the "outs." H After the stockholders' adjourned meeting: the stockholders who favored the lease, and who in part composed the class above alluded to, assembled in a sort of mass meeting, tdgive vent to their wrath and fiery indignation, at this meeting. It seem3 to ns that our friend of the Newbemian has rather given himself away on this. According to the report of the meeting, as published in his own columns, in the regular' meeting there were represented 12,666 shares belonging to the State and 4,071 shares held by corporations and individuals. In the private meeting of stockholders (vide Newbemian) held afterwards, there were 4,129 shares of stock represented, or, just 53 shares more of private stock than was represented in the regular meeting. Will the Newbemian rise to explain what has become of the private stockholders represented in the first meeting who op posed the lease, if the second meeting was made up of those "who in part com posed the class alluded to" whom the Ncicbernian classes elsewhere as "sore, heads," with 58 shares more than had been previously represented? Sifted, the mat ter stands thus: There were 4,071 pri vate shares at the first meeting and 4,129 at the second. In this latter tho propo sition to lease to the Wilmington & Wei" don R. R. got 3,340 shares in the affirm" ative and 789 shares in the negative Of these 789, 350.shares were held by Col Morehead, who explained his vote by saying that while opposed to the Best proposition he was yet not willing to ac cept that of Col. Bridgers and Capt. Di vine, as he wished to hold back for bet ter terms. Now, who and where are the real "sore-heads?" LOCAL NEWS. New Advertisements. Nobthkop & CumMinq -Shingles IIeinsberger Fancy Goods A & I Shriek -Get Ready Change of Schedule W&WRR Change of Schedule WC&ARR C W Yates All that is Necessary. Led Astray to-morrow night. , I?or other locals see fourth page. Will we ever have fair weather ? Green pork is very scarce and high. Good beef cattle is scarce and is very igh. - Window Glassall sizes at Altafter & Price's. - t Mr. A. D. Lippitt, who has been con fined to his bed for the past two weeks, was out on the streets for a short time to-day. The surest means to rid yourself of that distressing cough is to use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents a bottle. The distribution of poles from Char lotte to this city, on the line of the Caro lina Central R. R., for the construction of the American Union Telegraph, will commence from Charlotte to-day. ' m mm Swamp Angels, Bull Dogs, and other Re volvers at very low prices at Jacobi's. f Stolen Cioicoa. A bale of cotton was stolen from a wharf oi Friday night and was found Saturday morning tied under the wharf of Messrs Worth & Worth. There is no clue as to the thief. Dancing lessons given free at Rosen thal's Pump sole boots and shoes fcr the ball room. f Iron poles for the Government -telegraph, wires were placed between the two ferries thia morning. December's Weather. Vennor niake3 h;s weather preuict:o"ns for Iecember as follows: ''December wUl, in all probability, open wth little sqow, but the weather w;li be cloudy, threaten ing snow falls. Thee Will p-obably be some snow from about the 4th of -the month. With the second quarter of the month colder weather w:ll probably set in, with fulls of snow. There w:4 be a spell of mi.'d weather about the 13th and 14th. After a br:ef interval ofml'd weather, during wh'ch more snow7 will fall, the third quaiier of the month wM probably see blustering pod cold weal he. The last quarter of the month wU b ;og milder weather, but w'll. terminate pro bably with heavy snow fal'i? and stomiy weather; ?n fact, the beav:est snow falls will belowaid ihe end of the niorth, ?i?d snow blockades may be looked or, the snow falls emending far to' the souib ward: poss:bly as fir as Washu)loo. w'th very, stormy weather aiouird Xew York and Boston. W. R. Tappin.Contractor and Builder, Toledo, Ohio, says: An Excels:or Kid ney Pad relieved me of pain in the s;iie of fifteen years' standing. Please send me another Pad. See Adv. Criminal Court. The special term of th;s Court,oi'dered by Judge Mea es to anticipate the regu lar December tei-m, ac-wb'ch iime the regular term of the Superior . Court would also have convened in this con Qty, convened at 10 o'clock th;s morning,' with His Honor Judge Meares on the bench. The following named person3 were drawn as Grand Jurors : John Maunder, foreman ; James Kendrick, J. M. Bremer C. D. Morrill, Samuel Reed, Henry Reider, Thomas Heed, Nathan Reeves, Robert Sweat, Stephen Sneeden, W. K. Bell, Benj. Farrow, Jr., A. G. McG;rt, Balaam W. Wade, Romulus Waddell, J. T. Foreman, A. B. George, Isaac D. Reynolds. After the jury had been duly sworn and assigned to the jury bo:;, B is H onor delivered his charge, which, according to our judgment, t was the fmost clear, comprehensive and exhaustive of the many able charges which His Honor has delivered since the inauguration of the Criminal Court in th:s county. If crime does not cease in this communi ty, or goes unpunished after its commission, the fault is clearly not with the presiding Judge. The following cases have been disposed of up to our close: State vs. B. F. Turlington, A. and B Judgment suspended upon payment of cost. State vs. Stephen Moore, Emanuel Al len and James Bagley, ?njar:ng stock Defendant submits. Fine $20 dad cost. State vs. W. II. Moore, unlawful fence. Now on trial. We advise all n need of Household Hard ware to first go to Jacobi's. There you get the lowest prices. f Caicli the Kiack: Varmint! On Friday morn:ng last several chif k ens were fonnd dead and with their throats cut, in a private lot near Market and Third streets, wh:ch the night previous were well and apparently healthy. A cat was also fouud ou the premises at the same time dead with its throat cut. The night following this occurrence, or rather the day after, several ch:ckens and a cat were found dead with their throats cut on a private lot on Second, between Dock and Orange streets. These two in cidents led to the belief that it could be no human agency which thu3 wantonly destroyed these things' lives, and that consequently, as a mink is an animal which never devours the flesh, but only sucks the blood of its victim, it is sup posed that one of these amphibious ani mals must be on a short visit to the city to enjoy his Thanksgiving and Christ mas dinners at the expense of our citi zens and their poultry. What seems conclusive evidence as to the nature of the author of these fowl deeds is the fact that the first named locality is near the run which flow3 from the lot by the jail vard and the second named place is not very far removed from the same run where it passes through the premises of Messrs. Hart, Bailey & Co.'s iron works. Now, if some of the boys want a little sport let them get their dogs and torches and go mink huntiog to-n-ght. Remem ber, too, yoa can sell his skin 'for about sixty-five cent3 or a dollar. Seeing is believing without doubt you can buy Cooking and Heating Stoves at al most any price at Jacobi's. i "Driufc." To.Nigbt. There is no doubt as to the merits of the performance to be given at the Op era House this evening. This seems to be the general sentiment as well, as there is now every prospect of a good house this evening. The Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution of last Tuesday, conment ing on the performance of "Drink," in that city, sapy : The opening scenes, introducing the apartment of Lantier the delivery of the key, the interior of the public wash house, and the battle with the water buckets betw-een Gervaise and Virginie, were so naluval in the saountine and ap pointments and so life-like in the acting that the minds oi the audience were thoroughly enl isted, and their sympathies gently put upon the alert. So natural was the easy and gradual development of the plot that the effect upon the au dience was almost the same as would have been produced upon a crowd looking upon the actual occurrence of every -day li'.e. The second act brought out a deli ciocs bit of acting betweeu Gervaise, Rose Kyt'nge, and Coupeau, -Cyril Searle in the courtship scene before the Saloa L'Assommoir, but it was not until the thiid act that the audience, whose gentler emotions had been thus far kept in a constant flutter betweeu smiles and tears was deeply s'Jn ed. Just heie Lantfer, "the desert ing husband, suddenly darted in upon the wedding party of Gervaise and Cou peau, throwing the guests into an ecstasy of astonishment, and giviDg Rose Eytinge an opportunity to paint painful amaze ment so naturally that the curtain went down amid the impassioned applause of the whole house. The fourth act completing the building beginning with the happy home scene and ending with the fall of Coupeau from the scaffolding, aQbrded a dramatic contrast so startling in its realism that it almost threw the ladies of the audience into slight hyster ics and made the men momentarily shiv er with fright. In this act little Ollie, as Nana, the very small c&M of Cou peau and Gervaise, showen herself a prod;gy. The farewell at Father Col embe's place, where Coupeau yields to the devilish ridicule of h;s heartless and beastly tempters and takes the fatal cup, was played with a quiet but powerful naturalness wlrch held the breathless attention of the audience, and the scene which ensued when his heart-broken wife enters and finds her drunken husband was given with most distressing effect. The sLith act, dis closing the wonderful delirium tremens r scene was a dramatic revelation. It was a great piece of acting heart-rending in its reabsm terrible in its intensity of passion harrowing in it3 naturalness it wrought the audience to the highest pitch of horror melted it to overwhelm ing pity harrowing up the souls of all! And yet the scene was managed with such artistic tact that there was nothing in it to disgust. Mr. Searle was called twice with marked enthusiasm. The last scene, representingGervaise reduced to beggary and dying in the streets of Paris in the snow, was played by Rose Eytinge with marvellous eiiect. We have never seen a more affecting scene on- any stage. Tomorrow evening Miss Eytinge ap pears in her famous character "Armande Chandocc," in the superb society play, "Led Astray." The costumes worn by her in this piece were made by Worth of Paris and are said to be the handsomest ever brought South by any actress. How to catch 'em. Just buy the Delusion Rat ami Mouse traps. Caught, nearly forty one. night. These traps arc sold at Jaco BI'S, t Unmailable- I'nmailable matter remains in the Postoffice in thi3 city directed to Miss Fannie Brewington, Edenton, N. C.5 M;ss Mary Norwood, Richmond, Va.; Mr. Jas. Richardson, 38 Raylor Hait; J. M. Gilchrist, Nichols, S. C. Rico birds are about play el out. Not so withtho33 Scotch eoles tt Rosenthal's They last for ever. f When you visit or leave New York City, stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central Dep'it. European plan. Iiooni3 reduced to $1.00 and upwards Restaurant unsurpassed at moderate prices Street car3, stages and elevated railroad to all parts o the city. ly DIED. DIC&HO-V At her horn in Laurinburpr, C, in Susdav. ftoYeiaber 2ith, at 9.i0 p.m., Airs. AlAttY DIOKSOW, wife of Dr. Robert , DicSron, ia the 66:h year of har a?e. Fancy Goods, WILLOW BASKETS, WRITING DE3K3, GOLD PENS AND PENCILS, ad a large camber of other presents, at UEI5SBRGEE'3, nor 29 L3 Book aid Mule Store New Advertisements. Shingles. WXST &C0.C0) SIX IN.CU Cjpreai and309,O 0 FiTe Inch CypreM .Shingles, nor ;9 1t NORTHROP A COMMING. Get Ready ! QQRHTJIA8 IS NEARLT II ERE ! Get redf tos the Pnli.i.ij. br bujinz yonr C othinj, at 8HK1 Ji'8. We are el)u;g off r'pidlj oar stock of O-e ote. in to eipresely for just iuch weather ae tLis Call aid examiaethe large aa-ortmeEt aad at a the low prices at . I. hHRIER'rf, dot .9 v Market Htrett. WELD0 SAIL EO AD COMPANY. C3SaN9! . O., N v 27, ItSij. ' Ou and aftdr November 28th, 130, at 4 15 P lt, Faaeenger Tren on the Wi! minjrtoa A Weldou Kailroa4 will run as foiiowa DAY MAIL ArfD EZ PRESS TRAIK, ;y' No. 47 North and 48 South, Leave Wilmington, Front St Depot at.... 6 4 ) A to Arrive at Weldonat 12 40 P M Leare Weldon 3 40 P M ArriTe at WilminjrtoR, Front Hx, Depot at .. 3 t5 P Id Fast Throah Mail and Pr-senifer Traias Daily Nos. 43 Jiorth and 40 fouo, s Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot at 8 03 P M Arrive at Weldon .. ... i.4'i A M Leave Weldon 6.i0 P M Arrive at Wilmington, irontt. Depot: 10.10 P M Train No 40 North will atop only at Bocky Point, Burlaw, South' Washingtun, Magno lia, Mt Olive, Goldeboro, Wilson, Rooky Moant, Enfield, and Halifax.- Train No 49 South will stop only at Rocky Mount, Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia. : Night Pasaeneer Mail and Express Trains daily W08..4& a or tu and 42 South Leave Wilmington, Front BL Depot at........................ 4 15 P 24 Arrive at Weldon at............ - I ISA M Leave Weldon, ........ 143AM Arrive at Wilmington, Front St. Depot at.M....M.......M......M.. 8 20 AM Trains on Tarboro Branch Road leart Rocky Mount for Tarboro at e.Sd P M daily, and Tuesday, Thursday and daturc ay at 6:00 AM. Returning, leave Tarboro at 9.60 A M daily, ana Monday, Wednesday ant Friday at 8:30 P Mi Train No. 47 makea close connection at Weldon for all points North dailv. All rail ia Richmond, and daily except Sunday via Bay Line. Train No. 45 runs via Bichmond and Washington, and makes close connection daily to Richmond, and daily except Satur day niarhts for all points north oi Richmond. Train No 43 runs daily and makes close connection for all poinM North via Rich mond and Washington. All traina run solid between Wilmington and Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleepers Attached JQHN F. DITINE, General SnpU A. POPF, Gen'l Pass. Agent. hit 23 Gen'l Sup'ts Office WILMINGTON. COLUMBIA AND AU GUST A RAILROAD CO. Wllmlngtoa, N. C, Nov 27, 1680. CHANGE OP SOHEDUIiB. On and after November 28th, 1880, at 3 45 P M, the following Passenger Schedule win do run on tais road Day Passenger, Mail and Express Train, daily Nob. 41 Wejt and 43 East Leave Wilmington.M.M...M..M .mm., 8 40 A M Arrive at Florenee. ............. 1 05 P U Leave Florence 3 45 P M Arrive at Wilmington-............. 7 43 P NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS (Daily). Nos. 40. West and 47 East. Leave Wilmington- 10 25 P H Leave Florenee.... 3 O0A 11 Arrive at GO and A Junction...... 6.00 A M Arrive at Coltunbia.M..MM..M..M.. 6 10 A H Leave Golumbia.MMMM.M.MM.M.MMl0 00 P It Leave C C and A A J unction. ...... ..10 20 P M Leave Florence....-........... ... 2 CO A II Arrive at Wilmington ... 9 20 A H This Train stops only at Brinkley, Whiteville, Flemutgton, Fair Bin, Marion, Florenee, Timmonsvdle, Mayavllle, Buatter, Camden J anotioa and Fasten. Paaaengera for Columbia, and all points 00 G. A C R. R., C, C A A. R. R, Stations, Aiken Junction, and all points beyond, should take No 40 Night Exprea. , Separate Pullman bseepera for Charleston and for Augusta on traina 40 and 47. Ail traina ran aolid between Charleston, and Wilmington. i -. JO US ir. DIVINE, General SupU A. POPE, GeVl Paar. Agent t nor 29. All tbat is Neccjsiry . JROP IN AT YATEa BOOK STOKE and see for yourself. Every Steamer adde to his already large stcct. An unuauallfull atoek of Fancy Goods, including many noveltlea. ORQAUS on easy terms. aW. TATE8, nor 32 Etttioner aad Bool; Seller New AdvertiBemt8 OPERA .HOUSE. Two Wights Only. Monday and Tuesday, Hoy. 29 & 30 Cyril Searle'a "Drink" Company, support, ing the Distinguished Ar tiste, Hose Eytinge in Cas. Keade's Dramatization of Zola's -great novel ".L'Assonimoir'VntiUed V & TTl) "sri nrw TarS Tuesday night s Ik LED ASTRAY. 11 Miss Rose Eytinge as Amaude Chandocc. Tickets on sale at Heinsbercr'i Live Book Store. AdmUsionl. 1'an.uet Cifcle' 75o. ' Gallery 25 No charge for reserved seats. nov24-5t BranchlOffice. f PIIE CITIZENS-OF WILMINGTON are L 11-ppectfully notified that a branch ofllcc 1; Wilmingiion Telephonic Exchange liaa been established at Messrs J. C. Steven son & Co's Groc'eiy Store on Fourth street, , just north of Boney Bridge, where messa ges will be received and sent. Parties iu other parts of the city who may desire to communicate with any one in "Brooklyn", can do so by leaviDg messages at ihe Central Office ?nd those in "Brooklyn" who wish to communicate with any other part of tho 'city can leave messages at the Branch Office. Prompt delivery. Charges almost nominal. W. 11. STERLING,' ' nov26 Manager Telephonic Exchange. Flour I Flour I 1400 BBLS G00D FL0UK' pant's Extra and other Well known Brands of Fam ily and Extra for sale by - HALL ;c PEAKS ALL. jyjPONT'S TOWDER, For sale by HALL f& PEAESALL. nov 27 - 32 Market St. 32 Siffn of the Show Case with the Shoemaker M Y STQCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES always complete. Call and examine. Sat isfaction guaranteed 'to customers. Now is the time to supply your families. A full line of those CHILDREN'S SCOTCH SOLE, in lace and buttons. See ing Is believing. Convince yourself of the fact. A new lot of those SCOTCH SOLE GAITERS just received. Don't Jorgtt.Uie old number. C. ROSENTHAL, 32 Market Street. nov t CLOAKS, DOLLMAHR J AND SHAWLS, JN GREATER VARIETY THAN ANY House in North Carolina. , R. M. McINTIEE. CAiRPETS frice& T0RK Afull Btockon hand, many new etyle. OIL CLOTHS in all widths . nor 15 JAG. E- KEA, TE5TAL BUKfJXON as s AND 2XEOHANIO CTnrT B E Corner Front and Market streets,. norlMir ; TfHaJngton, K O t fZys. !- v n. - . ?rrrTJ