PUJASE SOTVJK
Wo Will be rf ad to receive eonittidtlo
paattshed every aftermeoa,
jeple ii by
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Josn. t. jiuco,
rprrom 40 raorasroju
su&iciupnos, postage paid.
ver,$& 00 t$U months, S3 SO ; Three
tteatt,fl ii; One monta.M oenta.
. .fae paper will b delivered Oyearrien,
re of eharf e, la aay part of the city, at lie
ibeve rates, or IS oeats per week.
AdvertlsJvj? rates low and liberal .
STSf -rirf will please report aay'aae'
U fallureto reeelvefteir papers regularly.
from onr friend on av &&d &n Kr"
general interest but
The nxaie of the writer nut elwajs b fV
aWed to tU Editor.
IJJi
Communications sut be written;: oa oa!y
oae side of the paper j-
Personalities an . oU
. Aad it is especially prucaUrir m..ir 1
VOL; V
WfLMINGTON, N. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 3. 1881. NO. 265
stood thai the Editrw not alwaji endorsa
the view ot eorreeponetssta. tMi .
la the editorial oolnwina. i
Daily
1!
riotr AdTortiBomonts.
Market
Gt. 32
LOCAL 'NEWS.
New Artvcxmeniri.T.
C W Yatzs mi
Brow & Roddick Prizes Drawn .
A Shriek Protect the Feet-lltissBERGER-Black
Book
Gao W W Davis 0 SI Stedman Fire Co
Ifol
Wood solJ to-day at from $3 to
cord.
:g a
la Splrttna Ism Tra1
Mr. J. M. Colville, of Boston, Mass.,
will giro a religions illustrated spiritual
lecture at the Opera House Wednesday
eveninjr. lie will :be assisted in bis
stances by fire wonderful and ' newly de
veloped mediums. It is said be will pre
sent the whole modern spiritualism ia
tne open ugnt witnout the aid oi ropes
or cabinets.
Only 62 bales or
this port .to-day.
cut ton received at
Dou't forget the N. Y. Euamel Palut,
rtady Jolxe4 aud warrauteil, at Jacobi's. f
Rev. Dr. Patterson was to have preacl -ed
at the (hurch of the Good Shepherd
in Raleigh last evening.
We advise oar friends to call at Jacobi's
fir real Silver Plated Te and Table Spoon)
nd Forks, Roger's Ivory bandied Table
Knives, Pen aid Pocket Kuivee. All fori
(;hriUn9 and attbe lowest Pile. -
Icrois tbe Continent.
Oliver Doad Byron will show
city on Saturday nierht next,
appear in his thrilling drama
ia . this
He will
"Across
e
Water street merchanti wi'l keep their 1 the Continent' in which it is said that
feet dry In Winter by w tiring- Ivj&kn- he will make one's risibilities rise 333
thais boots and shoes, f I times durincr the Dlav. He -has a full
-
i k I company and is accompanied by a train -
ttle of Dr. .Bull's ed "gentleman mule." If the r
. CooDtj Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners
met in regular session this afternoon, the
Chairman and all' the members being
present.
' It was ordered that those Magistrates
i who have not made their annual report
shall do so at the next meeting of the
Board.
John H. Savage tendered his officia
bond as keeper of the Poor House, with
Messrs. Jno. H. Strauss. Wm. Larking
and Jno. R. Melton as sureties, which
was accepted. He also tendered his bond
a3 oaperinienaent oi me nouse oi cor
rection with tbe same sureties, which
was likewise accepted. Mr. Savage was
then sworn in by Chairman Smith. J
The Treasurer's report for the month
of December was received: Geueral
Fund showing balance $23,881.28. Ed
ucational Fund balance due $3,724.68;
Special Fund balance due, $859.07. He
surrendered 3 bonds of $500 'each pur-
Sln of the Sbow Case
Shoemaker-
'Bc candid, doctor.
rA r n. pnii'o I ed "trentleman mule." If the members
CoughSyrup. 'You knowitisa good of the company cainot make you laugh. cuiaeu onnniiiw?aDa
OE STILL LIVES
Some years ago Dr. R. V. Pierce, of
the World's Dispensary and Invalid's
Hotel, of Buffalo, N Yif and London.
Bfow Advertieesientff.
Blank Boofca
aad Draft Books.
0 Keipt Book, Kote
For taleat
HIS8BESGEl'3.
was sent for to examine a terrible dis I D?EB3 J0DRNAL3, DaT-BikeO
uOT-juufc, icnuibin w uiccr 1 Boot f Beoor:
miua aa extensive siougning oi tne
bone and tissues. The man's life had
been despaired of by the previous at
tendants. Amputation at the thigh! was
promptly decided upon and skillfully per
lormed by Dr. Pierce, aad as after treat:
ment to purify the blood and prevent a
recurrence of the maladv the doctors
Golden Medical Discovery was freely HP01' BlDME. MILLtR'H
prescribed. The man's system was thor- Luo ntu, Vn ; .
Almanacs far 1831.
jaa3 V T4E LIVE BOOK rtIi'K.
TO KY TRlZS'jj Cr 'ihJ-
' 4 '
very libe.al patroaege during pt jetr
,Wlta in I nedicine," and the M. D. left in disgust.
M
The Board, of Aldermen are in ses-
T flTOCK OF BOOTS AXD JKI0ES sion this afternoon, but their Droceedins
are too late for this issae.
always complete. Call and. examine. Sat-,
bftction ipiarantecd to customers. Now Is
the time to supply your families.
A full line of those CIIILDREN'8
SCOTCH SOLE, In lace and buttons. See
ing Is believing, f Convince yourself of the
fact. f
A new lot of those 8COTCII SOLE
OA ITERS J oat received. Don't forgethe
oil number.
C. ROSSNTHAL,
A thaw set in .this afternoon and the
streets are wet and sloppy and exceed
ingly disagreeable. There is no sign, at I Kidney Pad. We can heartily
then that jack no, "gentleman mule"
is backed up to you, and then you laugh
or have the head kicked off of you. '
W. A. Titus, 62 Ashland Avenue,
Toledo, Oh"o, says: My wife is now as
strong as ever, her regained health being
directly due to the use of the Excelsior
recom-
33 Market Street.
this writing, of clearer weather.
The Cape Fear Light Artillery have
received an invitation to be present at
the inauguration of General James A.
Garfield at Washington, D. C, March
4lh, 1881.
mend it to all kidney troubled persons.
See Ado.
nor I
Tbe trains which arrived in this city
Groceries, BnCCiO?:, &Cm by the'C. C. Railroad this morning
Handsome Prizes Drawn.
The four prizes offered by Messrs.
Brown & Roddick to purchasers of goods
from their "Bazaar during the holiday I collected from the county of
season were drawn this morning. The
first prize, an elegant silver-plated tea
urn, was drawn by ticket No. 343, held
t Half Rolls! BAGGING,
y and 3 lbs
Bun Ilea New and Pcd TIES,
500
1000
JQQ Lbs Bagjini TWINE,,
For sale low by
dec WILLIAMS A MTJRCniSON.
in fnr Sacks SALT, Marshall Fine
1J UUU1 Liverpool,
Onn HhdeaadBbls Molaesea.
XAJVr. For sale low by
lt 6 WILLIAMS & MURCFII30N.
,QQQ Bbls FLOUR, all grades,
1000
OKH Bbls SUGAR,
were covered with snow. There was, so I by Mrs. George Chadboura: the second, a
we are told, at least eight inches of snow
on the tops of the cars'.
Ilave you eeen the latest improved II eat
ing and Cook Stores at Jacobj's ? You
can get them at""fafry prices. - t .
Bunches of grapes were kept -three
months by an Australian grower by dip
ping the ends of the stems in wax and
packing them in kjln-dried ground bark.
During the Holidays buy usefi
such as Christmas Fire Dogs, S
Tongs, Fluting Machines, &c.
lowest prices at Jacobi's.
beautiful doll, elegantly dressed, fell to
ticket Xo. 425, held by Mrs. J. F. Stol
ter; the thhd, a handsome, doll, was
drawn by ticket No. 435, held by Mrs.
Crapon and ticket No. 376, held by Mrs. at the next meeting.
Hashagen, drew a pretty pair of silvered J- A communication from the New Han
vases. The four prizes' aggregated $51 f over County Board of Health in regard
5 coupons of S3 which were burued in
th3 presence of the Board.
John W. Dunham, Clerk of Criminal
Court, tendered his annual report.
J. E, S. mpson, Register of Deeds, ten
dered his report of fees received from
maariajre licenses for the month of De-
cembea exhibiting receipts for $28.50
paid over to Treasurer.
The Chairman reports having collected
from the county of Anson $15.52 which
was paid over, to the Treasurer.
Jno. D. Taylor, J. P., reports having
Pender the
sum of $3;
Application of D. O'Connor, Agent,
was granted.
J. A. Sharpless, constable-elect of
Cape Fear Township tendered his offi
cial bond which was acrepted.
The Finance Committee were instruct
ed to review the revenue law and report
I ball alwaji endatror to keep a f 1 1 st .ck
' '-' - ' ' '
of everything ia my line at TdMotable
p-icjj.
YATEJ' BOOK UTOUE.
oughly purified andstreiurthenod. he ran.
idlygained his health, the stump heal
ing nicely, and be is toUlay a happy
man. I bis case was amoDg the first in
which this wonderful blood-parifier was
tested. It has since manifested its won
derful power over the worst sctofulous
and other blood diseases. Taken for a
time it so puri6es and strengthens the
system as to strongely fortify it against
he encroachments of diseases. Sold bv
druggists.
M id dleville, Mich., Feb. 15. IS7D.
Hon. R. Y. Pierce:
Dear Sir-I would 6ay that I have
sold your medicines, for seven years. The
O.olden Medical Discovery is the best
cough remedy I have ever used and iu
.every case where I have recommended it,
it has cured. I have used it in my fami Pipe f tiTiiiTi.l i.i-
ly for my children. It cures theS colds LJ? ArSC aUOIlUl iiaUt Ot
and coughs in a day pr two. Mv wife has
usea it, several times when down sick. It
invariably gives ; immediate relief. Its
sale, increases daily.
J. B. KESTER, Druggist.
New A dvertisements.
C. M. STEDMAPI FIRE CO. NO. 1.
ttotice oraioEas and members.
rou are aereDy requested to meet at!
your Track Home, at 7 J o'clnck, Wednei
day Evening, January 5, 1881, ia full uni
form. A a business of importance will be
transacted, ard. the election f tfliseri for
Al i fit A- 1 -
iue eoBuiuir jear wm xaae oaoe. a lull at.
tendance is earnestly desired.
jan 3 it W. W. DAYI9, Pret't.
Protedt the Feet I
TTALF OF THE DISEASES INCIDENT
WiliniHgton.
rjlHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of' this
Bank have declared a Dividend of Three per
cent payable ou the 10th of Jamiary. r
dep3i-3t A. K. TALKER, Cah'r, '
Happy RJew Year.
rjlHE LIVE" BOOK STORE
eolds, and half
improperly pro-
in Talue.
A articles
novels and
All at the
t
CnA BAGS COFFEE,
OUU For aalelowby-
dec 6" WILLIAMS & MURCHISOK.
100
:.50
;oo
200
dec 6
Eoxea and Half Bbls SNUFF,
Eoxea CANDY,
w e
Boxes TOBACCO,
Boxea CANDLES,
Forsalolowby
WILLIAMS & MURCHI30N.
2QQ BoxcSOAP ,
200 BoiJ 8TARCn
OHO Caeca LTE,
100
dec 6
Boxea POTASH,
For sale low by
WILLIAMS & MURCIIISON,
TVTAIL3, HOOP IRON, Glue, Cheese,
Cracker, Wrapping Paper, Twine, fcc
For sale low by
dec 6 WILLIAMS AMuRCHlSON '.
: " CLYDE'S
Klew Yoc?k
'' A2TT I
Wilmington. C.
Steamship Line.
TUK STEAMER .
"Honeysuckle," she used to call him,
but he was always hanging over the front
fence of evenings. Now she. calls him
"Icicle" ' because he hang3 about the
porch.
. The remedy that will cure the many
diseases peculiar to women is Warner's
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. Mother's
Magazine,
i
A fashion writer savs there is a for-
tune in store for the milliner who shall
devise a bonnet that can be worn in any
part of a church, and always present its
trimmed side to the congregation.
. Ye Pimpled and Ulcerated Victims of
scrofulous diseases, who draff your un
clean persons into the company of better
men, take Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and
E' urge out the foul corruption from your
lood. Restore vour health, and you
will not only enjoy life better, but make
your company more tolerable to those
who must keep it.
Another steamer.
The Steamship Ellen S.. Terrtfc has
Moderating.
There is. evidence that the cold weath
er is breaking up. This we judge from
the weather bulletin issued this morning.
Of all the points indlcated thpreon Wash
ington City in the lowest, the theremom
eter there recording, at 7 o'clock this
morning, d degrees. At other points
it was as follows: At Atlanta, 36; Au
gusta 30; Cairo, HI., 27; Cape Hatteras,
31; Charleston, 33; Charlotte, 25; Cincin
nati, 26; Corsicana, 36; Galveston, 48;
Havana, 73; Indlanola, 42; Jacksonville,
37; Key We3t 64; Knoxville 19; 'Lyncti
burg, '12; Memphis, 33; Mobile, 36
Montgomery,- 29; Nashville, 32; New
to the establishment of a Public 'Hospi
tal, was referred to Commissioners
Smith and Bagg who are to meet a sim
ilar committee appointed by the Board
of Aldermen.
J. C. Millis was elected standard keep
er for the ensuing two years. "
The jury list was next in order but
we were compelled to close our report
before the list was drawn.
to humanity coma from bad
of the bad colds come from
teeted feet -The remedy is -
Go to Shrier's
a&d boy warm and well fitting Shoes . Keep
the feet warm and dry and you will keep
well. Befpectfullr,
A. SHRIEB,
jan 3 Market street.
ings to all. Thankful for past favors,- It
will endeavor to continue to merit, durin
1SS1, the popular favor heretofore 'bestowed'
it, and wUl offer always the greatest Induce.
The Neir Year's Reception.
We were unable to give a full report
on Saturday of the New Year's recep
tion tendered by Hon. A. H. VanBokke-
en to the members of the Chamber of
Commerce and the Board of Trade,' be
cause of the short time allowed us. The
reception was all that could be desired
and has furnished to-day a fruitful theme
of pleasant-taiK Dy those wno were so
fortunate as to be present. The welcome
to the guests was a hearty one and the j
rood cheer which was provided was es-
Lliy Court. I pec ially grateful on such an inclement
Robert Lovett, colored, was arraigned I day. A number of toasts were delivered
WILMINGTON, N. U.,
January S18S1
Orleans, 45; New York, 18; Punta Ras
sa, 50; Savannah, 37; Shreveport, 37;
St. Louis, 21; Vicksburg, 38: Cedar
Keys, 39; Pensacola, 87; and Wilmington,
39.
Brown & Roddick's
fANCY GOODS BAZAAR.
PRIZES DRAWN THIS. MORNING WITH
THE FOLLOWING RESULT :
First Prize :
! 1 Silver Plated Sea Urn,
Value $30.00,
Mrs. George Chadbourn. Ticket No. 343.
upon the charge of disorderly conduct.
Decision reserved and defendant re
leased. Judy Ann Hunter, a Paddy Hollow
denizen, was arraigned for being drunk
and down; sentenced to pay $10 fine or
m It. a. x a iv. "i
been placed on the N. Y. & Wilming- De :mxpnsonea wr twenty oays ia tne iv
,a3u;P Defendant went below.
Stream, which is now undergoing re-
cay
a.
oi
GULF
CAPT. INGRAM,
1LL BAUrBCM MZW TORE
FRIDAY. Doc, 31-
ai pert eaa rtly upoa thejprosnpi
H!Uiiof 8Mtolfl ia advertised.
i reLrLt I!n v vj amc Anrlv km
cosd, aup't,
Frtlxkt tiiJt.
Broivay, Jte York.
d
ow arn-ror an ludsbf Printiar,
f ntss nf 4tn oat ef the efty eaa eeve
JWr rutin ew.foily x0ed aad al e
tree of polju
l-lKtvlewBaliaac) rriater,
pairs, having lost her rudder on her last
trip out irom mis port, ine l etty i3
expected to arrive here to-morrow morn-iff.
1 Step in the Blzlu Direction
A meeting of the Board of Health
for New Hanover ; county was .held in
the .County Commissioners room last
Friday evening, Col. W. L. Smith, 'the
Chairman, presiding.
Dr. Thos. F. Wood made a verbal
report to the Board of his visit to New
Orleans in attendance on the Quarantine
and Health'meetings recently held there.
Tho following resolution.loffered by
Dr. Wood, was adopted:
Resolved That in the opinion of the
New Hanover County Board of Health
the time has come when in the interest
of humanity, and mercy a hospital or
infirmary and dispensary should be es
tablished in the city of Wilmington for
the care of the sick poor. No such in
stitution now exists and there is no ade
quate provision made for such purposes.
We respectfully suggest that the proper
authorities be asked to take such action
as will secure the end in viow.
The Secretary was requested to pre
sent this resolution to the city and county !
authorities'at their nut meeting, which
was'done this afternoon. -
Samuel Nelson and Peter Jones were
arrested and arraigned for fighting. The
first named was released, but the last
lamed individual, who has been up -sev
eral times within the last two weeks be
fore tbe Mayor, was sent to the City
Prison for thirty days. This ended the
day's session of the City Court.
supreme Court.
The January term of this tribunal be
gins in Raleigh to-day. The first two
days of the first week will be devoted to
the examinatioB of applicants for license
to practice law. The remainder of the
first week will be devoted to hearing ap-
Deals from the first judical district
on the occasion none of which, however,
are likely to go down to posterity as
there was no reporter present. Captain
DeRosset offered the first toast, which
i
was to Mr. YanBokkelea as President of
the Ctaraber of Commerca and this was
handsomely responded to by 'that gentle
man. . Messrs Alex. Sprunt, E Kidder,
C. H. Robinson and R. I'-Heide, follow
ed, 'some of whom, although sailing under
different flags, yet 4 evinced a wonderful
unanimity in appreciation of the cheer
and the occasion. Hon. A. JL. Waddell
was also called on and in response to a
toast, and delivered himself in his usual
pleasant and felicitous manner. -
Wo thank Mr. VanBokkelen for the
invitation which included the press as
subscribers to the Exchange and regret
very muchjout jnability to be present.
" Quarterly Hecilnis
For the Wilmiagton District, Me tho
dist E. Church. South, 1881. .
(First round .)
Duplin, at Kenansville, - - - Jan 8-9
Bladen, at Soule Chapel, - - Jam. 15-16
at Elizabeth to wn, Jan. ZZ-23
Second Prize.:
1 Dressed U oil,
. ' Value $15 00. .
Mrs. J. F. Stoulten Ticket No. 42:
i
ft
menta to its numerous patron -
' - A - P. IIEINSBERGER,
Live Book and Music Store
jan 1
A LARGE STOCK OF
Sash, c Doors- Blinds:
and;
ALLKIHDS OF'MILL WOBkV
: ; LUMBER, LATHS. &c.
For gale very cheap, at
ALTAFFER, PKIC4 & CO.
Paotorvt
foot of Walnut st.
Polliinni
aiis,
WE AitK 8FLLINQ AT GREATLY RE-.
DU0ED PRICSi, ALL S12C3. '
I
Third
1 Soil
Mrs. Crapon.
Prize :
Value $5.00
Ticket No. i?.t.
' Fourth. Prize :
1 Pair Silvered Vases.
Value ?1.0J.
Mrs. Ilashien. Ticket No.
LADIES' AMD OENTS MER JHO AMD
ALL WOOL UHDERWEAR.
GENTd' ALL WOOL RIBSED SHIRTS
- AND URAVTEl'S.
Cloakisjs end Bacqaiafs ia v;r!oa3 ctlor
end'f tjlfs. ; V 7
:i7C
RlixAheth.
Should appeals from the first district not Wilmington, at Fifth street, Jan. 29-30
h ronrlndpd th first week. Mondar and Wilmington, at Front 6treet, Feb. 5-6
Tuesday of the secona weeK will De as-l
sismed to that district, or so much of
said two days as may be required to fin
ishsaid districts. The remaining dis
tricts will be called as follows:
2nd District, second and third weeks.
3rd District, fourth week.
4th District, fifth week.
5th District, sixth week.
6th District, seventh week.
r 7th District, eighth wee.
8th District, ninth week. -.9th
District, tenth wttk
Smithville. . - - - Feb. 8 9
Whiteville, at Whiteville, Feb. 12-13
Waccamaw Mission, at Bethesda, Feb.
- -i 15-16
Brunswick, at BetheL - - -Feb. 19-20
Topsail, at Wesleyan Chapel, Feb. 26-27
Onslow, at Tabernacle, - - March 5-6
Clinton, at Andrew Chape), March 12-13
Cokesbury, at Halls, - - March;l?-20
The District stewards will meet at the
Parsonage of the Front street Church in
Wilmington, at ten o'clock a. ra. on the
2d Feb. A. full attendance desired. .
L. S. BrntnxLaiv
x , " PrtsidiD Elder..
jan
SCDPPERI01I8 1
AND
Floweys Wixxo !
jyj lNU?ACrJRKi) "V WHiTXV'i,
Wiae Com: aj, W'titetilL S. V. V-
Pricej and eampltti oc piitaiin.
hn ia your orders for iLe ttbdays.
01? AS. KLEIN,
(latT&ts iu - Caito! fiabr.
Princeia SirfeeU in. Pajeneiit cf the
) Jo nr&al jQxiildi& j
f Ljilji oto V, V. C
ejr a a so ertbc&t nt Coaias ad Cas
keta e-jtunUy on haad. Farnitare Rspaired
Cleaaed aad Taraiahed, Orderf br tele
ttraph or mall prcsytij t0T
tu Ail ch esp Co:
dec 31
R il. i'dXTlUK.
First National Bmk oi'
Wilminffton.
rnE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
fctpckhclders
-J
of this Bank for thcclc-
- . '. : ' .- : :.
tlopof Directors, will be held at their Batik-
fag House ia Wilmington, ojj TUESDAY,
ths 11th of January, at ll o'clock, A. 31. r
A. K.WALKER, Cashier.
dec 31 jan lSlQ , K ', ..
: Wanted. r
AN ' EXPERIENCED TRAVE LLING !
Salesman for the State of. North Caro - i ,
iS . J the dersigned, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Motion, Hosiery.
Gloves, White Goods, Gents Furalshifl
Goods, Ac, Good references required, a ,
J Address, A, R. McCOWN-;c CO., 0
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