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VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C TUESDAY, -JANUARY 11. 1881 M 272
Advertisoment.. LOCAL NEWS.
32 Market St. 32
New Advertisements.
R M McIxtire This Week
8am'i. Towsox Slate Rooiiin;
S3&0.00 to be Given Away
A & I SaBiEB Clothlncr ami Furnishlrs:
Griodc
C W Yates -Those in Neod
Hexxsbergek Pianos and Organs
For other locals see fourth page.
Don't forget the N. Y. Euamel Paint,
ready mixed and warranted, at Jacobi's. f
The steamship Benefactor, Captain
rones, am ved'lbis P. M. from New
York.
Sol. Haas, Kstj., General Freight
Agent of the recently combined liues of
railway, is in the city, with his son, and
is registered at the Purcell House.
Sia of the Show Ciso with
Shoemaker-
V STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES
uo not waste your money lur every
new remedy advertised to cure a cough,
when you know that Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup has stood the popular test for thir
I ty years. Price 25 cents.
The latest repots from Fayetteville are
to the effect that the water in the river
has fallen off about six feet.but the prob-
alities are that the declining freshet
will be reinforced by the present rains.
Samuel H. I rwi.y, of Ute Creek, Col
fax Co., New Mexico, says: If my wife
would quit work as she should at her
agef 61), she would live years a monument
to the magic influence of the "Only
Lung Pad." bee Adv.
-
"We regret to learn that there is no
improvement to report to-day in Mr.
Donald McRac's condition. He had an
other hemorrhage to-day but the medical
Flr&t National Bank of rePrt i3 lhat tbere 13 no chane- This
is all of the encouragement that is given
out.
; complete. Call and examine. Sat-
t.fti.m truranteed to customers. Now is
itt time ui supply your fam'.lle.
A fall Use of those CHILDREN'S
?C0TC1I SOLE, In lace and buttons. See-
:a? is believing. Convince yourself of the
A new lot of those SCOTCII SOLE
GAITERS just received. Don't forget;the
oil number.
C ROSENTHAL,
32 Market Street.
IOT 8
Wilmington
fW. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
feux kholders of this Bank for the elec
tion of Director!, will bs held at their Bank-
j House in r urciDgton, on TUESDAY,
tie 11th of January, at 11 o'clock, A. M.
A. f. WALKER, Cahler.
dec CI j&nl.S. S, 10
BEAUTIFUL HAIR ORNAMENTS
ND DllS NOVELTIES jut receive.
1 fall 11m of Children's and liUsee Cloaks
bow on sals and at vsy low prieea. Staap
lit froa the latest pattern. Hair Work in
style mads to order. Orders by mall
U receive prompt attention. Address Pott
OSceBox 301.
dtelS
The remedy that will cure the many
diseases peculiar to women is "Warner's
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. Mother's
Magazine. '
MVe invite attention to the advertise
ment of Mr. Samuel Towson, roofer and
dealer in slate, as published elsewhere.
Mr. Towson has been at work on the
roofs of the new W. k W. R. R. shops
and is a master of his business. He
brings excellent recommendations which
will commend him to those wishing work
done in his line of business.
UrS4 E KARRKR,
SCUPPERMfi i
AND
Flowers Wine !
jisuf actcr-:d by whitcvi, -.e
ls Company, VfMteTlUV, V. C.
Frleej and isaptee on spplIca'.Un.
la yonr orders for the hoUdsj r.
14kw tf
CLYDE'S "
Mew York
A5D
Wilmington,
Steamship
N. C.
Lino.
TUS STJCAMEH
vThe Cot. TTcrlh.
The reports to the effect Jthat the
steamer Gov, TTorM ii going to pieces
have been confirmed. Her upper works
are all cone and may be seen at various
points floating down the river. The hul
and boiler will, however, most likely be
raised and on them a new boat will prob
ably be built up.
A Delusion Trap placedin a house wll
quietly catch a cunnin? mouse. Call a
Annual XeettOff. tency, feel that in the removal f such a
At the annual meeting of the lot own- lde f f8? h created io the
Afrt.u.ip.m.M. ua - actual life and movement of the Church
ers of Oakdale Cemetery, held last even- which wi fc, not on, by
log, the following gentlemen were elected ourselves but by many others,
for the ensuing year: In our late Bishop we recoguize one
President George W. Williumg. of God's great mercies tons in that for
Chadbourn, Wm. J. Yopp, Dr. A. J. such a Defender of the Faith, such a
DeRosset, George R. French, W. II.
Northrop.
Mr. Donald McRae declined a re
election as PresidenL
The Board of Directors met this after
noon and elected Mr. R. J. Jones Secre
tary and Treasurer and Mr. T. Donlan ,
Superintendent. ,
During the Holidays buy useful articles
such as Christmas Fire Dogs, ShoreJe and
Tongs, Fluting Machines, ko. A1J at the
lowrost prices at Jacobi's. f
Preacher of RigJiteousnessL such a Chief
Pastor of the Flock, and 6uch an exam
p! of virtuous and godly liviug.
' We desire affectionately to bear witj
ness to his great virtues and abilities; to
his range of knowledge; to his acquire
ments aa a theologian; to bis accuracy
and depth jofv thought and breadth, of
view; fo hisbbrrzr to assimilate and re
produce in instructive form the results of
his varied reading; td'his clearness of
perception and of statement; to his force
and logical power and persuasive elo
quence as a sneaker and preacher; to his
watchfulness as to public events and the
greater issues of the day.
We recall with filial pleasure his sen.
siniuty as a man to all that was honor
able, noble and becoming; his refioed-
and gentle bearing as a gentleman; bis
unvarying affability and cordiality of
Xfew AdvartisementfL
SAM'L TOWiiOM,
, PLXABK S OTICE.
We will be g fad to receive 'tommtmleattc a
front onr friends on any and all; rabjee
raeral Interest bnt
Tbe name of the writer mast always be ftr
nishedto the Editor.
Cxnmanle4tSons anst be written,' on oi j
one side of thejaper.
Personalities dm voided
And It Is 9$ptUJlf m parrlenlarly under
stood that the Editor m not always end w e
the Tiwsot eorrespoaimta hImw tM 4
in tbe editorial eolavns.
New Advortisementa.
5 LATE R(H3FEK
and dealer in
1
rrrrn
i 1 1 f if
m
"V ST
m
n
jan !1-?t
PARTICITLAR I t
tention paid to e-'
Dalrinff of Slit
Roofs. Old Shintf
Roofs taken eff add
relail vith Sla.
Apply, for the pres
ent, at the W. &
R.Roiew shops.
Capt- Thompson' Ltcture.
A large audience consisting of those
of onr citizens who are interested in the
subject of liquor prohibition, assembled
at the Opera House last evenincr tolmannsrshv which tha nnnmuii nf Hi
listen to a lecture on the subfect oflnost humble was made ever easy; his
i ..... .. -
Tpmnordnw in, AeKvroA h f!t. I sympainetic nature entering so sincere
nrri. iMJ Bn heartily into the joys aud sorrows
F.Thompson at the request of several of those about him: his- laie hearted and
of our prominent citizens. That gentle, unstinted liberality; his public spirit,
man handled his subiect to the verv best I Hve to all that concerned society; tho
advantage and made an impression on
the minds of his audience, as to the evil
effects of intemperance, which will no
soon be eradicated. His remarks were
logical and carried with them conviction
and will do much in accomplisniog I AaTr
the ends which the friends of prohibi-jof it; his earnestness as a Christian, his
tion in this citv are strivinsr to attain. I devout anections and his reverent and
r?0f TT,rtrT0rtr, ;9 o ..fiii cruM. i-i. I simple piety.
j,. ; , . .,r -I In sum: A patriotic citizen, a loyal
vuuibiuuaui uue auu cuimi auu m lli
justice and impartiality and withal the
tenderness and courtesy " which he exer
cised toward those under -his authority;
bis singular simplicity of life and man
ners; bis genuine humility; his self-control
and self-sacrifice; his moderation as to
all the more exciting questions of tbe
8390.00
gTlLL REMAINS TO
BR GIVES AW1T AT
THE RKI) . MET,
24 South Front Street
THIS WEEK ! -
WE WILL OFFER AT T.F.RS TTI A V
COST, THE FEW
CLOAKS AND DOLLMANS
on hand to close out.
JNO. iVTBOATlVfllBMT,
"
IVos. Jl fc 13 IV. Front St,
COMMENCES THK
Year!
WITH TTIK
Choicest Assortment !
We are offering some real bargains in Table
Linens, Napkins Towels, Tray
Napkins, &c.
OF FIRST CLASS
FAMILY GROCERIES
and his vocal modulations are those
a finished elocutionist.
We advise our friends to call at Jacooi's !
for real Silver Plated Tea and Table Spoons
and Forks, Roger's Ivory handled Table
Knives, Pen and Pocket Knives. All for
Christmas and at the loweet pi ices.
friend, a tender, loving and beloved i
father and husband and brother, wise i
counsellor, a just and considerate and
unambitious ruler, a faithful Priest and
Bishop, he has left a place in society and
it 1 . i ?t . . K1I 1
in me cnurcn noi easuy to oq niiea.
Resolved, That in memory of our de
parted father the Right Reverend the
Bishop of the Diocese, be requested to
appoint a solemn public service at such
Should be Provided,
In view of the fact that the windows
and doors of the new railway postal cars! time and place as he may find convc
and grated over with iron bars, and in
case oi accident the are of the route
Carpets in all grades at the' closest prices.
Oil Cloths in all widths.
Respectfully,
jan 11 R. M. McINTIRE.
Wanted.
inn nnn pine cross ties,
' n i o i - i
u -v .7 auu o iccl xuuj,
delivered in
Be caters especially for the
Wilmington.
jan 10-3t
atar copy
D. S. COWAN,
Robeson, N. C.
Jacobi's for them.
t
GULF STREAM.
CAPT. INGRAM, .
will sail iun fsw toai'cxs
SITIEDAT. Jan. 15.
iiin: f HuMion M tdT,rtw.
op
War 9 n . Tork.
v n s av
Ju 19
A 00
l Broadvay, Seat fork.
Personal.
Mr. Robt. R. Taylor and wife, who left
here about two months ago on theBarque
Glacier, in company with Capt. Fred
Small and bride, for Porto Rico, returned
to this city last evening much pleased
with their trip and much improved in
health. Capt. Small aDd wife stopped
at Smithville last nijrht where his wife's
parents reside. Capt. Small will bring
his vessel, the Glacier, to this port to
day
Have you seen the latest improved Heat
ing and Cook Stoves at Jacobi's ? You
can get them at fa"ny prices. t
Charged With Infanticide
Abbey Howard, colored, charged with
infanticide, was sent here last nrght from
Pender county' in charge of special
deputy Payne, by Justice RK. Bryan,
of Scott's Hill, under commitment on
the foregoing charge. The woman
claims we hear, that she was turned out
of doors and that her infant perished
fromc old. The defendant was committed
to jail for safe keeping.
Tint 5atlonil Bank.
The fifteenth annual meeting of the
stockholders of, the First National Bank
pf Wilmington, was held in the Directors
Room of the Bank this morning.
The meeting was organized by calling
Walter Gregg, Esq., of Mars Bluff, S. C,
to the chair and appointing Capt. W. R.
enan Secretary.
The usual reports were read and tho
following gentlemen, comprising the old
Board of Directors, were'reelected, vie
Messrs A. Martin, D. G.Worth, James
Dawson, James Sprunt, E. E. Burruss-
Water street merchants will keep their
feet dry In Winter by wearing Bomrs
tkal'b boots and shoes, f
menL
Resolved, That tho Right Reverend
Xl T?1 n A . m fl
idb iJisnon oi fiasmn do rpsnpniiniiv re -
a'gents would be more or less jeoparde J quested to deliver the Memorial Sermon. I IriailOS clllCi UlgailS
The Agent being unable to get out oi
hfi para on arronnt of the irnn trraiinrr I AllLAJfi
.
he following circular to railway com
panies has been issued by the Post-mas-1 Bt Rer Thomai Atkinson, D.D. LLD
er-General: I At an adjodrned meeting of the vestry
At the request of the General Superin-1 st- John's Church, Wilmington, call-
gOLD ON THE INSTALMENT PLAN at
EEINSBERQER'S.
! Family Supply Trade;
and with that view endeavors to have
on hand at all Uses only the
VERV FRESHEST GOODS !
aad of tbe
tendent of Railway Mail Service, the
Postmaster General desires to impress
upon the management of all Railway
Companies the importance of substifu
ting Safety Heaters for all other stoves
cow in use in Railway Post-office Cars
or Route Agents' apartments. Safety
Heaters are required by the Department
to be placed in all new postal cars and
upon those undergoing repairs, and if
railway companies would make their use
universal, it would, in case of accident,
prove very advantageous to both the
companies and the Department, as by
using them the occurrence of fires in
Railway Postal Cars would be almost
Sridal Presents'
QUAClTY"!
ed in consequence of the death of the
Kt Rev. Thomas Atkinson, D. D.,LLD.,
and hlil JAnnar Ifltti 1 ftSl iht fnllnw.
7 r r . T " V . ' 1 V TN LARGE TARIETT. OAPT ALWAYS
ids aunuie ana resolutions were unam-i i f
mously adopted:
While we see and recognize the will
and work of God in the death of our
well beloved Bishop, the Rt. Rev.
Thomas Atkinson, and bow with sub
mission to His decree, we cannot but de
plore the loss which his death entails up
on us, upon this Diocese and upon the
f . -rm
whole Church catholic, r or he was a
foremoBt leader of the armies of the Liv
ing God: a councillor of wisdom; a Chris
tian of excellent character; a Bishop of
be- Lad at
jan 10
HEIN8BERG RR'S,
Live Book and Music Store.
His store is neat md clean, and his article
fthsnlntPlv rrPTPnt thA ruilm rft. I truly Apostolic type and spirit. An earn
perty would thereby be preserved, and est, clear, logical and forcible preacher,
the probability of the destruction of he emphasized by his life what he pro-
mail hv fir ha iednrtxi tnthm minimum I claimed from the sacred desk. Large
Recent railway accidents have demons- minded, generous and just, he was a ruler
tmtd thftftbsolntft narA?itof Tlapintr I respected and feared for his justice and
saws. axes, ana a natchetm each man l . nM uUl.uw,,;
car or mail apartment, aad Railway Com
panies are urgently requested to supply
these implements ss speedily as possible.
From the official returns at the Court
House of the liquor beught in this coun
ty during the past year we find that New
Hanover is comparatively a temperance
ecmnty already. Only $3.745 worth of
liquor has been bought during the past
year, ho says the rcturn3 given in un
dcrcsth.
50
beloved for his gentleness and tenderness
of heart. As a wise master-builder be
laid foundations deep aad broad be
cause he taught that one foundation
"that is laid, which is Jesus Christ," and
his work, which he has built thereupon
shall abide, because he has proved him
self workman which necdeth not to be
ashamed." We believe "in the Com
munion of Saints," and so we know that
we in hu -nplej t ncte tollV fff Sachs
greater zeal and earnestness in following 1 1J JJJ
Christ even as he followed Him; and his
prayers which from the place of waiting
arise as incense before the throne of
God for us who are still struggling amid
the distractions and temptations of this
naughty world. We rejoice for him that
he is. at rest in the presence of that
Saviour whom be so dearly loved and so
greatly delighted to honor; we mourn for
ourselves that his living power and ex
ample as a man, a Christian, and a chief
pastor or tne cock oi unrist are lasen
from us. Therefore, as a token and em
blem of our sorrow and our sense of loss.
Resolved. That St. John's Church
Groceries, &c,
6000 '
2QQ Bales HAY, i
1000 BAGGING,
1000 Bundlea New and pci-ties
1300 flour ai1 ra,it
300 Bblli SUGA'R' a11 ferradcs'
700 BAGS C0FFE' a11 j5rra(ic'1'
200 KessNAILS
Tone HOOP IRON.
are attractive. He would be plea? ed to wait
upon all who desire the Best Goods.
John I. Boatwrighti
jtnlO
11 and 13 Noxth Front St
SALT,
At a meeting of the Bishops and
Clergy present at the funeral of the Rt.
Rev. Thomas Atkinson, D. D.. LL. IX.
late Bishop of North Carolina, held at
the Rectory of St. James parish, Wil
mington, X. C, Jan. 7. 1881, the follow
ing minute was adopted:
we, the Bishop land Clergy of the
Diocese of North Carolina, present at t&e
funeral of onr late rather in God, the
Rt. Rev. Thomas Atkinson, D. D., LL.
T KoJn rr Aaartnm tft (fira ernmcamn in
our sense of tbe severity of the loss we shall be draped with mourning for thirty
have sustained do adopt the following days. ; .
minute viz Resolved, That we extend our tender-
Whiie recognizing most fully and est sympathy to his bereaved family, in
heartily the wisdom and goodness of God that he has gone from them who was as
in all things, and as heartily io our be- diaUnguished for his domestic grace as he
reavementsas in the additions to our iwuupuuui; unu. I, rZTi
earthlyjoys; and while accepting there- them of our ; heart-felt prayers ,that God
ore even onr sorrows at His All Merci- wuicomiorx inem minor amicura aau
ful Hand as being for the beat; yet we in own gooa ume resiore loiaem
feel that we should not be true to the uuu loving nusoana ana iawcr in me
human sensibilities and affections by hud where Jrtings are unknown.
which the Great Father of All would I xiwwvea, mat a copy oi uu uuu
bind His family on earth in one as ana usacconpaoyios :ufc
brethren, did we. not keenly feel and to the family 'rt
deeply mourn the loss or one so endearea P141'"" "
to us as was our late beloved Bishop: papers. wXr, '
We know that no man is necessary to SJt7ittim
God or to the werkfof Hi. ldngdom. yet . v n HfffJtj
weltruit we mayi without incomus- ' i-i6vj '-r- -
Candjj Candlee, Crack r?,Clic; .-sc,farcli.
Lyc, Potash, Popper; Sp:. VVrapj in? Pa
per, vvc. rortaieiow iy
JaulO WILLIAM-5.V MUIUHIOX.
M
Grand Concert.
R. E. VaxLAER has tJie hnor to an
nounce a brand ccal ana Jnstrumenta
Conceal, to be given at the Opera House
Wednesday, January 12:h. Mr. VanLaer
! Clothing and
Furnislimg Goods
; Y GENTS, TOOTHS,
AND BOYP.
Orsrcoats, Ulsters aad Ultterettcs,
j " Umbrellas, '
' SatcheJs, " -
i . ' ,.
, v a.iscs Ac., Ac, at
; A . k I. SIIRIER'S,
A I-A RG B STOCK OF
3kshf Doors- Blindly
AND
ALL KlriOS Gf MILL V0HR3
LUMBER UTH3. &c
Fcr 3a!8 very cheap, at -ALTAPFER,
PKJCi A CO. '
has sccurtfl the very &r. foreign j foVtiPwtlamt n.
talent for the occitlon.
General Admission, .V cent. Reserved
Seats, 25 cents each. Box Sheet opens at
Heineberger's Monday morning, Dec 10.
Doors open at A o'clock. Concert to
commence at 8 o'clock, P. M.
jan 8-Sat.Mon-Tuea-Wed
t jn 10
van,
OEce
tr Hmd Orois it
Those in Heed
15,000 15,000 15,000
lioyals ! Koyals ! Boyals !
OKNOWLEDaED TO BK THE BK3T
.5 cent Cifirar
la (he eily. For salo only by
. J D HDTT 4 00.,
Jan & Prticriptloa lirngfUt
O
7 BUSK BOOKS,
BC200L, BO0Kdf
8TATI35ERrf
or anything alze U my liae, wUlfinditfo
their.. advantage to give men call.
ORGANS told on easy instaJmetti.
TATES BOOK 8T0SE.
jan 10
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