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A. . JA9SB. i- ' ' trRirno5s.FosTJLaisrAn. i 31 ; Dae (r v 1 .artef theeitr,alth ..-iwm will ilMiirwort ear Ml y.iii f tsrretaeir payers rtri&rty. mBAOBDnUQT holiday pown':&vRddich:, I.E. DSiEQ CF BARRET WTLtijnVE TO ALL PARTIES FUKOBAfllirG GOODS AT RETAIL TO thi ntnftuat c' $2 tnd upwards, i ticket inly tttrfr tf a chtaee fox on of the foil wins liver Ptatad Tea Urn rldlaiv CHIver Plato C. Valued at Z30- 2d-A Laro V?ox D!! Valued at $15. 3d-An Gloant Model Dell Valued et 30. 4th-! Pair Largo Silvered Vaoes Valued at 3 I Thsvaloa ef these article i not fietirfoui e it wcrld arail ma aotbttg teSwive .... ... Ckr!stsiis (he ndaslwrs wtH be drew aaier wdrMpsoslWe gtflTri of this eiiy. Weinbmit ttie fldiring lilt and vrmiul (floors a fan ad empiet bafeawry el . rilnj ta etch departaeat. V 4 te ; m7'j vmt lis ara Velocipede. Chrojuoa, Frames, Wax Flowen, Vases, Doll CrriAZfi, Whaei Brrow, inmii, ths jrablie. Th jut akersiy ea on exblbut. aad aa oe seea y ail. A.nr Work Dx, Writiag Desk, Rocking Uortes. Rocking Caair, Call Bills, Pb. Dm run, Top f Tin Carts. Tin Animals, i Tin Stoves, Tin Kitchens, Gun, Till HureH, Masks, Violins, Btl'ow8 Bir.ls Tin Tea Sets, Cats, Pewter Te Sta. China Tea SeU, Ccpi and Saucers Mugs, Caitors, lreaaure Eoxes, Furniture Set, Arks, Flutes, Twl Chests, Bird Cage?, Marbles, Illustrated Books, Wire Baskets, Farm Yards, Marbles, - Builhng Blocks, &c, rown FANCY GOODS BAZAAH, - . fJ. E. Corner TJlarket and Second Sts. iee 4 VOL. V WILMIHGTOB, O.C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER lOBDSEHfrSS AMD SECOND STREETS. numbered at 4 record besatiful aad c SeAanufactuted byth ' k A M the saptrintsodtate ef ! trill fcatwa r . add that "it would be a meral fespeestbilU ' artistee fa ear e$blUhaet, mwiiti . 9 babla ie h rokea later ia the saatom. v Japanese Ware, Metalephnw,. Pianos, C')rnets, Harps, Ch-.mes. Kittles, - .to. Albams, IIorpB, Watches, C-ocks, . Toya, Xmss Book, Lead Pencils, Knteloprs, " Notn Pa par, Iuk Stnd8, Cigar Holders, Gillette Watch Chains. Memorandum Books, Music Boxes. Jewelry, Banks, 1 Toilet Sets, Nine Pins, Lions, Dogs, Acrobats, Harmonicas, A. B, C Blocks, Baskets, &c, ic, &c , &c. Daily LOCAL NEWS. 9few ATrttftetnnta. Change of Schedule Carolina Central R R Cboxly & Mqkris O ranges and Baa. ama The New York Weekly Herald Heihbhbbb Gran Diss? C W Tatm To-day S Jrwarr The Rush A 8Hnr Boeta ead fheee Day's length 9 hours and 45 minntes. TTlndow eiMt all tlees at Artafr Price's. t Sunset to-morrow eveniag at 47 min ote past 4 o'clock. The receipt of cotton at this port to day foet up 783 balet. We adrlsa all la need of Houaehold Hard ware to first go te f Lmm': Taara yoa set tae Irwert prfai. t Serricei in St. John Church to-morrow morning ind eTtning at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. tmtmtMititUi i'i i mm The Register of Deeds issued during the past week marriage licenses to two white and two colored couples. Ladltf, tht bat fits and tba tasleit bow for the littU tmei are at Bmh SSAXiV. f Iiilcailocs For the, South Atlas tic State!, lower baremeter. stationary or iiffher tempera ture, North winds, clear or partly cloudy weather. Hovtatw yen onr fainter. Jtatbly K. T. Enamel Palnti teadjr mix. at war raatafl at JTACeafs. f . Stop your hair from falling eut by using Hall's Tegetable Siciliam Hair Binewer, a sure preventien.- PatchwoTk,wo are told, is coming into fashion again. Now all the young ladies will be trying tt make a spread over iU How to eatch 'em. Just buy the Delusion Rat and Mouae traps. Caught nearly forty one eight. Thee traps are sold at Jaco Bl'8. " t A young man hereabouts woke up a few mornings ago and found that his hair was perfectly white. It was so when he went to bed. The British schooner Carleton ia on her way to this port with 220 bunches of bananas and 100,000 oranges. She left Nassau on the 4th iist. and is now due. Messrs. Cronly & Morris will sell on ar rival. Victims of wasted energies find sure relief in AYER'S B ARSAPA RILLA. It is the most potent purifier and a foun tain of health and strength. A baby can put its rosy little toe in its mouth more easily than its father can, but when it comes to putting 'the whole foot in it, tho man of years and experience can discount thebaby half a hundred and then run out. The cold wave seems to have struck the railroads everywhere. Even as for South as North Carolina there arede. rangements in consequnce of ico and Jsnow We believe that every train arriving here to-day was delayed by stress of weather. The Grand Lodge of Knights of Py thias of the District of Columbia, some time since appointed a committee to sub mit a plan for the celebratioa of the ins titution of the order, the celebra tion to take place . on the 19th of Febru ary, 1881. Tho Graad Lodge of Nonh Carolina will meet in Goldsborom Feb ruary next. ' We understand that the U. S. Signal Office in this citr is to be removed on the first of January, from its present location on the fourth floor of the Bank of New Hanover building, to the second floor of the First National Bank build ing, part of which is now occupied by the Telephonic Exchange. TaTci rol fna Centrarschedale The new schedule on the Carolina Cen tral Railroad goes into effect to-morrow. In addition to the regular passenger train which now leaves at night there will be put on a fast through day passenger, mail and express train, whichwill make the run between Wilmington and Char lotte in just nine hours, leaving Wil mington at 9:10 a. m. and ar riving at 350 p. m. The regular night train which now leaves here at 6 p. m. will leave at 520 p. m. It will carry the mails and will make the usual con nection at Hamletjwith Jthe R. & A. A. L. for Raleigh and other points. The new schedtle will be found in our adver lisiog terjans. Review. 1 Bridal Party. Mr. Thos. Marphy, of Western Sorih Carolina and Miss Kate K. Worth, a ister of Col. A. II. Worth, of Fayet'e- ville, were united in marriage in Fay ette irille at the residence of the bride's parents on Wednesday evening. The happy couple, accompanied by several friends, arrired in this city yesterday ; morninjf on the steamer (Jov. Worth, i Mr. and Mrs. Murphy left last night j for their futuro home among the mountains of North Carolina. The steamer was gaily decorated with bunt ing on he? trip to this city. The only Company that issues a policy at ordinary life rates, payable at death or age 85, is the Union Matnal Life In surance Company of Maine. tf Jso. W. (jordow k Bao.. Agts. an Odd Combination. The year 1831. will be a mathemati cal curiosity. From left to right and frosi right to left it reads the same; 18 divided by 2 gives 9 as a quotient; 81 divi ded by 9 gives 2; if divided by 9, the quo tient contains a 9; if multiplied by 9, the product contains two 9's; 1 and 8 are 9; 8 and 1 are 9. If 18 be placed under the 81 and added, tho sam is 99. If the figures be added thus, 1,8,8,1, it will give I8j. Beading from left to right it is 18,and reading from right to left it is 18 and 18 is two-ruaths of 81. By adding, dividing and multiplying, nineteen 9'3 are pro duced, being one 9 for every year needed to complete the century. The Maine Non-Forfeiture Law car ries more equity into life insurance t n any State law under which companies are organized. The Union Mutua Life insurance'Corapany of Maine embodies in its policy the detailed application of the law to individual contracts. Send for sample policy. , tf Jno. W. GoBDOif & Bxo., Agts. Election of Officers. Clarendon Council No. 67, American Legion of Honor at a meeting held last evening, elected the following officers for the ensuing year viz: Commandei O. Fennell, Jr. Tice Commander -H. HKasprowicz. Orator R.E. Heide. Secretary B. A Hallett. Collector Jacob Weil. Treasurer H. M. Bowden. Chaplain It. S. Radcliffe. Guide W. H. Alderman. Warden Geo. R. Dyer. Secretary W. M. Hankins. Rice birds are about played out. Not so with tho Scotch soles at Rosenthal's They last for ever. f New Is tno lime to Subscribe to the Sunday Magazine. The January nimber, which com mences a new volume, is a very brilliant Holiday one, opening with a poem, "Christmas," and followed by 'Christ mas Carols and Customs," "The Chil dren's Carols," ;St. Nicholas, the Pat ron, of Christmas," "Christmas Eve in Madrid," "Christmas ia the Far West," etc., etc. A new and powerful serial is commenced, entitled, ''Out of the Wojrld" by Mrs. Robert O'Reilly; there arc sev eral interesting short stories, sketches, essays and poems, in fact, the 128 quar to pages are filled with highly entertain ing and instructive articles, and the em bellishments are numerous and beautiful. The Sunday Magazine has now reached its ninth volume, and has deservedly a large circulation ; it pleasantly incultate3 religious, moral and virtuous sentiments, and should be found in every family in the land, for it is essentially a family magazine. The price of a single copy is only 25 cents, and the yearly subscription S3; six months $1.50 and four months $1, sent post-free. Address, Frank Leslie's Publishing House, 53, 55 and 57 Park Place, New York. J potac Stamps. Postage stamps of the U nitcd States were first issued July 1,1847. Two val ues only were introduced five ccnt3 and ten cents, bearing respectively the busts ot Franklin and Washington. They remained current until July 1, 18S1, wheu they were withJrawn and replaced by three new values, namely, one cent, three cents and twelve cents. In May, 1855, a ten cent stamp was issued, and after wards, at intermediate dates, a complete series, ranging in value from five to nine ty cents. The set of stamps now in use was authorized by the government of 1870. Stamped postal envelopes were intro duced into the United States in 1853. The payment of postage originated in France in 1653. D&ncinz lessons given free at Roses thal'b: Pump sola boots and ihxs for the ball room. T II. 1880 NO. 247 LiiBi il'ab e - The following nn mailable postal matter remains in the city postoffier: Miss Sissie E. King, care Andrew. J. King; Miss Mary Loe, care Dock Lee, Sampson Co., N. C Robt. Orr, 3S8 Pearl St., New York; Lyman Brown. 33 Warren St., New York; W. J. Crom well. Wadesboro N. C: J. M. Gilchrist NieLo!?. S. 0. ' In Vs v w Quarters. The city bell has been removed froni the tower of the p!d "forty-legs" and has been placed in position in the tolfry Cf the NewMarket. The fire alarm tele phone and auxiliary bell wiHTre placed in the new Mtrliet on Monday. We lean that a re alarm telephone will be placed on'th'3 corner of Front and Market streets. The popular verdict is generallv the right one; and concerning Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup the' people have long since decided that it is the best cough remedy ever introduced. c fionc to India. A letter received here a dav or tv.o since states that Mr. D. P. Ormcs, form erly the Manager of tho Tclphono Ex change in this city, is now en route for India, whero he goes, accompanied by Mr- Moody, who was here a few months ago soliciting subscribers for tho Law system, to erect telephones and inaugu. rate exchanges for. tho Bell Telephone Company. When heard from Messrs. Ormes and Moody were at Alexandria? Egypt, cn route for India. Water street merchants will keep their feet dry in Winter by wearing Roseh THAl's boots and 6hoes. t Has Cleared Out. J. II. Duncan, a one-legged vagrant picture peddler add confidence man, will bo remembered by many here, some with a peculiar feeling as to a soreness about the region of the pocket book. Duncan has opera tedcxtensivcly in various ways but mostly a3 an unmitigated nuisance. DTe has at length, however, operated hm self out of sight and it is to be hoped will never turn up in North Carolina again. Here i3 what wo get from the Toisnot Home in regard to his latest feat: J. H, Duncau, a one-legged telegraph operator, school teacher, &c., well known on the lino of this road, has added another profession to his already extensive list, this timo altogether in a new role forerery. Tuesday last ho fonred the name of Cornelius Joyner, a much re specea iarraer oi JNasn county, on o . u Wr!K &. Co., of this place, for $15.50. The note was presented and paid, and on the arrival of the .Northern bound train of the same day Duncan left and has not since been'heard Irom. Seeing is believing without doubt you cm buy Cooking and Heating Stoves at al most any price at Ja.cobi'. f Fatal ana Sad Accident. ,We regret to learn of a fatal accident which occurred at Mr. John Watkins steam saw mill, on Peggy's Island, in the Bannerman's Bridgo section of Pender county, on Thursday last. Through some fault, but what or whose we have been unable to ascertain, the boiler of the mill exploded, killing instantly Mr. Levi Bartlett, and injuring very seriously Mr. Clinton Bond, the engineer of tho mill, whose injuries it is thought will be fatal. Mr. Jonn Watkins, the owner of the mill, wa3 also burned and bruised consid erably but not to a seriou3 extent. Mr. Ba:tlett wa3 a gentleman of character. lie was a fine machinist and a useful man. lie was at the mill for the purpose of having some logs sawed and the work was to have been beeun for him fn a few minutes when the ter rible disaster occurred. One ofhi3leg3 vras blown off by the explosion and it is thought that his death must have bien almost instantaneous. . .' . Mr. Bond, the engineer, as wc Lave slated is probably fatally injared. lie was burned very , badly by the escaping steam and the skin it is said ha3 peeled off his entire body. - An inquest ,wa3 yesterday held over Mr. Bartlett's body and a verdict was rendered that "deceased came to his death by the explosion of a boiler, caused by overpressure of steam." For thirty years the Union Mutual has proven that an honestly managed life insurance ccmpany is among the noblest institutions of modern times. With no tarnish on its name, it is better prepared than ever to offer insurance to those who desire to secure a policy in a company absolutely safe. tf J.vO-. "W. Goxdox & Br.o., Agts 9 u o.aa to revelve eomniofilcatfoai from our Meads on aay and all; subject o general interact but i The same of the writer nut always be far uished to the Editor. Ooaimanicatkma sut be written; on oniy . oae side of the .paper Persoaalltief nn voided. And It Ij enclalljr mm particular ly.'anif er rtood that the Edinr 4 m aot always endrn e the riewiot eorrerponesti, aalaci io tUtee" la the editorial oolaca. Cburcn services. Worship in tho various churches of the city to-morrow as follows ; FIRST BAPTIST CHUKCH, corner of Market and Fifth streets. ' Rot.' J U. Taylor, Pastor. Services to morrow" at 11 a. m. and 7.S0 p. m. Sunday School at U:30 a, nj. Urocklyn Sunday School at 3 p. m. Young Men's Prayer Meeting J uesday nlijht at 7:33 o'clock Church Prayer Meeting Thursday nicht at 7:30 o'clock. . ST. JAMES TABTSH. , corner Third and Market streets. 'Rev. A. A. Watson, !). D., Hector. Dec. ;i2t'-.-' 1M d tund-y in Ad v.ait. Celebration at 7J a. m. -1crvrg l'rayer at 11 o'clock. Sunuav School ai p, m. Evenisuii Pxaver at 4 o'clock. ST. PAUli'S BVAI5Q. LHTHEBAS cauiX U. Corner of Sixth and Market streets. V r. ' G. D. Beruheiin, D. D., J'astor. Kiid.ih Sarvice at It a. m. and 7::;o.p. ki Sunday School at 3 p. m. Cat(chftfi:al lustruction on Friday at 30 p. iu. , T. JOHN'S CHUBCH, corner Third and Red Cross streets. Dec. 12th. Third Sunday in Advent, hloniicg Prayer at 11 o'clock. Evening Prayer at 730 o'clock. Sunday School at 3:30 p. m FIRST PREEBYTEniA CHUKCH, . cra;r ;Third and. Orange streets.- Rev. Dr. ). U. Wilson, D. D., pastor. Services i .i . ! a. in. and 7:30 i. m. .Sabbath School 1 p. m. FIFTH STREET M. E. .CHUUCH (SOUTH,) on FifLb. between Nun and Church streets-Rev. T. P. liicaud.imstor. Services at 11 a. in, and 7:30 p. in. Sabbath School at t)i a. m, Praver Weetinc Thursdav'evo nins at 7:30 o'ciock. ST. PAUL'S EriSCOPAL CHUECII corner Fourth and Orange streets, Uev. T. M. Ambler, lt3ctor. Services at 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. m Sunday School at 3:30-p. m. Seats free, sacoxD rjArnsT cauiica, on Sixth, between Church and Castle stSi Rev. J. 1. King, pastor. Services to-morrow at 11 a, m. and 8 p. m. Sunday School at D a. in. i Now Advertisements. Oranges and Bananas I ' i TR. SCIIR. CARLETON sailed ficm Nassau December 4th, with 220 BUNCllES BANANAS, and 100,000 ORANGES, and is now due. WiJl cell on arrival. dec 11-lt CRONLY A MORRIS. OPERA SPOUSE. Latest New York Success "Dramatic hit of the season." ' " N. 1'. lltralL ONE NIGHT ONLY ! Wodncsday, Uoc- 2.5, 1830. F A MM - ?yehport; As &ate Viviaa, an Aaorican Girl. , r Elaborate Bcenery. AN EXCELLENT COMPANY. Moit Sapeib coBtumea, NO ADVANCE IU PRICES. Eerervid seats on sale at Ferns tercrer'f. dec 0, 11 13,14,15 CAROLINA CENTF.AI, BAILROAD COMPANY. Orrica GiaaaAi. SrraainrasozaT, 1 j WilminaitoD, ft, a, - Dec 12, 1B30.J Chatoe op Schedule, ON AND AFTER December 12, 1880, C to!ioicjf Schedule 5U b eperatjden thi Railroad : Passenger, Mall aad Expr-a Traio. DaiU excupt "fiaaday K'o 1 LT Wilmington... .....9. 10 A M (Artire at Charlott a:.... 6.10 1' M , L?aveChirlotte at-..M....6.23 . V J - - - - ""an m m ' v a Traits So 1 arJ 2, top t reraUr sttKons only, aod poir4ta (fetiaated ia tba Ccapa Bj'a Tiws " able. - Fawpcger, Mail and Ibroagh Frcjht7iin Leave Wilraittoa at..., 5:3 J P . Arrive' at llaiolet &;.... 1:28 A-h " at Charlotte lU, 8:15 i U ) Lear Chartott at,....7:30 P H N 6 J-ArriTe atlJaa.ktaUw. 1:2S A M j at Vilsuagtoa at 9:45 a M l riiwnjae. ii i mi" rrrnn a w vii pi No. 5 j dailv except Sondar, bat 10 eoanbction fir Kalcighon'BatQdar No. 6 b dajJj except Ba tarda j, Bhslhj Diriatoa Pauenrer, ilaii; Extra ' freight - , ; Leave Charlotte at.w8:3S A H (Arrive at Bhelby at 12:35 P XI - t Leave Shelby iLh. 1:35 P If ""-J Arrive at Charlotte iU. 6: 36 P U Trains Noa 5 axni 6 make clot o connection Hamlet to and from Xtaleirb. except a aooTo. uu mi uuvram wiu trains Hot Z and 4 on 8hlby diviaioa. - Toroojrh Bleeping Cars between Balelh tad Charlotte, ' Tt Q. JOH5S02T, CHseral SuoeriateUetC
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