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' ' tittit i
"V.
t4
f
tstfi a. Baadays ,
Joan., t. j Anno.
' ' jljt rohrrom." . "j
BUESCIUrnbipOQTAaE PJLID.
w Wgi CO Hiasaontas, n&O t Tlree
BMUM.fl U j Ome aaonth, 10 eeata.
PSr will be (Ullvered by earrien.
'&Trflij partef the dry, at the I
-nave t mm, or 13 ewmis pr
i-iTrrti(ax rates low ud mr
allures ts reeeivefteir papers refriaj-i).
; Uexr; AdTOrttsomonte.
Dreso Goods
AND
TrimminffG.
now w kep tht mot rarled ttock to
b fannd la tU ci. AH of tha arrest and
: tentUl la the Mfet op" of fulu. BUck and
ocwruM iruamiBr jiilatiai n .
.eoiotfa.auK htbu rorSUru, ClokMd
.,CdQ AnO TAISEU 10 COLORS
Ull D C LAC It - -
Is th llaoi 6i Carpets, which we carry.
wjnaiciiTwy iaa w sua aomeuueg to
troj Bruateu at t&e lowest flnres. A
Ursre Wck of Bars la X pea try. Fenian
a&d
elreu.
OUOoihi from S fet up to 13 feet wide.
RespeetfuHj,
KM. MoDTTIRK.
AT
11 & ;18 South Fiont cSt
Pmh arrtri!sir7 rtak. f te
CHOICEST FAUUT QitOCEQUS.!
DsCsVAra CaisedPratts aad TtgtaUff
PsrrU,yiaaT Oar4 Pl 8aa,
Ltbt 3irLf aal tlbiUm.
Jftw Stack of
Champagne Wines I
R?ae 9riM,Pv a CU TfaUkeyi
roti-d aad DsMiU Ctiars,
QEO.r-lVERS,
Jul X-m. 11 aa4 11 ftclh rr4Bo
Groceries, &o,
6000 BBiC0'1,
10QQ
BalfBoUs BAOQCfO,"
1000 Nrr ti3
1300 njOCRiail ITT
300
?QQ
200
BA03 COIXaS, all grade,
.
J-s MAILS,
50
-Toas nOOP.IRO,
10 000 :
Saeks SALT,
Caody, CaadJea, Crackers,Cliee,5larch
1 iM..v Parser. 8ck. WraptHaglVl
v . 4 I
ptr,&. Per sale wr cry
Peruvian Cuano-
-
Ifo. 2eru7lan Guanc,
& Huriihlcon.
TTUlIacw
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VOL. V wfLNriNOTON,.. C. THURSDA Y, JANUARY 27. 1881. No!
LOCAL1 NEWS.
Mew A.dTrtihsneatk.
A Nruirx Free u AJl
Aixxx McCot Home in Ten
G so koi Paos Co Saw Mill
Oruu. IIocsb Te Olde Folkea Coucert
IIkinsbckou .Vklentin
C W Tate--Prang5 Valentine Card's
A & I Sa&iKH Clothing and Kurnlablng
Good
Tb flJi market wis noorU aanr.lipd
to-daj.
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Swear not at all; but if yon mast swear
wear ot- '- - - -
The receiDts of cotton at this txrt to-
The man who is under the weather
should carry an umbrella.
tacts tor tne retiring elites wins in
this world, especially if the cheek is dim.
pled.
If you are troubled with sleeplessness
imariao you hare trot to get up. and ofl
you go.
Tou can now buy Improved HeaUng and
Cook Stoves at factory prices at Jacobi's. 1
Schr. Ramon de Ajuria, Nash, from
this, port, arrived at New Yorkoa Tues -
e
rrv 7 : t .. .
aU0. iwripw ui rwaiu w yuri.
dmm , . m .1
iy are exceptionally heavy. The foot
np 6,843 barrels
The old "Paradise" tree in front of
Messrs. Sol. Bear & Bros, store was cut
down this morniog.
iae trlep&one pole wbicn stood in
frjnt of the old Market House was taken
down tbisrarnicg.'
Sooiled DOital cards wiU be redeemed
at the rateoffour "cents for every five j
cards by application to the nearest post-1
cflce. - I
. T . .,1
-ineremay oe some viriuoin au 011
rapidity of effect. 1 know that nothing!
wcui 4.0 miui wt. Ui MUkuai nuint
made can excel Dr. Bull's CoughSyrnp." I
The different churches io the SUte
..I
have been requested to take up a collec
tios on the 5th Sunday in this month
for the Orphan Asylam.
A horse attached to-a ay backed in
to the dock at the foot of Princess street
this morning. He waft gotten out with
much trouble and somewhat bruised.
Water street merchants wiil keep theli
fact dry in Winter by wearing Rosen
TOAXs boots and shoes. t
The hairof the red headed girl is trans
muted to auburn or golden when she
reaches the age of 19 or 20; the red heed
ed boy remains red haded so long as he
lives.
Do you want to talk heavy science?
Then say, protoxide of hydrogen, instead
of ice; it sounds loftier, and not one man
ia a thousand will know what yon mean.
The revenue cutter Colfax was re
ported at Georgetown, 8. C, on the
21st. She had been cruising to the
v I
southward and eastward of bivannati in I
search of the scows lost off Frying Pan
Suoals Dec. 7, bat wai unsuccessful.
Nor. barque Runer, from St. Malo, for i
this port, was spokxn January 7th, In
losg. 53. . Also, Swedish barque Brage.
from Malaga for tbjf port, was spoken
January 5th, lat. 24:43, long. 63:14.
with Capt Nyholtn dead of small-pox. -
The French moje of purifying rancid
atfd tainted butter is as follows: Let th
butter be melted and skimmed as for
clarifying, then put in it a piece of bread
well toasted all over, but not burned
la a minate or two the butter will lese
its offensive taste and smell but the
bread will become perfectly fe;id.
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There Is more of fact than of fancy In
theollowing frora an exchange: ' It k
unaccountable, but it is a fact neTerthe-
lees,tliita bfJ wIH listen moreatten
tlvtlv to a recital of his father's youthful
etcApeV ano? remember thetar longer
tbaO OQ Will U. iua tivi
exhortations that his' sire may iodulge in
jn si year's preaehing; and he will think
b? lets o( the old gentleman qn discoyer
Int that he hi been a oj. Uke lnself.,,
, - "aVBief ThU
Jrid you erer ow an; person to be
ni without inftfitiou of the stomach, lir
er or kidneys, or did you erer know he
who was well when either was obstructed
or Inactive; and did vote ew tot or
bear cf any case of the kind that Hop
Bitten w$uld not curet . Ask your Migh
br Ilia qmtioa 2ro.
, . , . I i , - 1 ., I
The EntertAlnaeot Lutt 3sht.
The large audience who were present
at the Opera House last night were cer -
umij doi oisappoxniea in meir expeewt -
t'oas. It was one of the most critical as Northrop i Camming, J. B. Blossom
w:ll as one of the largest audiences of fc Brans, and E. B. Atwood and the ex
th)fea30Q and if there were anj tbSre ports foot up 7tS24 bbls rosin 252,423
who were not delighted with the enter -
laia nent we hare yet to hear from them.
The programme was dirided into tw i
euions one the old folks of 1731 anJ
other theyoune folkg of 1631. .The
I Brat was the concert and the second the
operetta. In the concert the parts were
iMtiinBd,bt ,ix. ,a(liM Md V Mtli.
rl - ; : ..v V -rr
i niv-D, n. w. v . uameron, Airs.
Lippitt, Mrs. Ja.; A. WiHardMrs. 0.
II. Bobbson, lira. L, A. Angel and Miss
Sallie -Holmes "and Mes8rs. J. E. Lit).
pitt, CH. Bobioson, N. B. Bankin,
Jos. H. Watters and L. T." Bow-
aen. ine songs wnicn were
int '
sung were those of the olden time and
the characters were most appropriately
sustained in costumes and in representa
tion. One of the ladies wore a bonnet
which was once her grandmother's . and
one of the gentlemen was clad in a cos -
I tume which was made fifty years ago.
1 During the rendition of the rarious
Pces in the concert the appreciation of
1 audience was repeatedly testmea ana
I nsome instances tney retuseatoDe satis -
n " nntil the demand for an encore was
---n.nded to. The instrumental mus c for
(
t1l9 concfirt aa rendered cntireT . bv
ilri. M. P. Taylor, at the piano on, Ihe
wvv ' a
stage.
The closing piece was a "hymoe to
anld Iang syne," in which the audienee
wera invited to join (but whiebjthey did
not do) and the curtain was rang down
! amid enthusiastic applause.
The intermission between the first and
I .nn.1 turta waa ocennied bv Mr. D.
a n a luurruiiaaiuu aid a vi uxzla, auu ui asiuva
second parts was occupied by Mr. . D.
I r - " f
Goodman on the piano. Those who hate!
not heard this gentleman cannot begin to
nnderstaad or annreciate his marveloos
skilL fie was warmlr encored and
t- . . " .
a)- y -
Sullivan's VTrial by Jury was.the
niece. ? It is simply a foolish bur-
JJ V m.nj Uoghable paru . ud i.
rPmarVivM rK oflf fnr bftinir 'snblimGlv
.
ridiculous."
A young maiden, arrayed as a bride,
sues a ybdng man for bieach of promise.
A eonrt scene is set and a iurv. attired
in all kind of ridiculous costumes. isJP"-ces- T
erapannened. inejuageana tne coun-
a am .
sel and the defendant arrire anq men
the plaintiff, accompanied ,by twelve
young maidens, arrived on the stage. :
The trial is begun and the twelve
bridesmaids act a very important part
Occasionally, to tin scandal of the Gour
th $y dash across the stage to cajole the
jury. Atone time tney place wreains
a. . .
OLineir.neaas; aw inuinej wey a.ue uu
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impioro Tcruici. lur vucur .ncuu.
: i v j . i. t .i r-t i nrl
course this verdict, when rendered, is for
the plaintiff but the defendant refuses ta
wed the plaintiff. Thereupon the Judge
aasnes asiae ais papen,, mm m
and nurnes to tne ironi wnere ne nim-
..If tutm nAnrf VnT?rtrn r" larlir and fa I
.c Vm3m w-i i 1 7
yery promptly accepted. Then there u
, , . . ill
wu6fci4--. nQcntft aa 1804 $11.75. Bman
tions ot the defendant in the suit MV t -itsofone cent: two cents, three
very prominent, all are happy
ka.aam-.aka.,releh.Jfcl
pur aau vuo i
curtain -falls.
There is not much in the piece, but
what there'is was brought out very hap
pily last night. Miss Joeie Myers, as
the plaintiff and bride, "was charmhiglt
arrayed, and her appreciation anid .'rendi
tion of the charaoter was as .accurate
as if she had given it months of study.
Mr. F. H. . Clark made as .excellent
Judge, and Mr. D. B. Mitchell,, as
counsel for the plaintiff, Mr. J. G. Brad
ley, as defendant, and Mr, F. B. Lippitt
as usher, merited and received the warm
plaudits of tip audience. The music
for the operetta was from a piano, violin
and bas3 viol, Mrs. Taylor at the former
iui Profs. Biemm and Ortman at the
latter.
By special request, the eAtertaiamenV
is to be repeated Umorrow evening. We
understand, that qie? oua hundred seats
have aire idy been reaerve J. The bat
sheet is now at Heinsbcrger'. . . .
H it annlT.erary.
The C. U. Stedmaa Fire Company wUl
celebrate their first anniversary to-mor;
row eyening. There will be ni parade
during the day but in the - evening- the
members and their guests will Imeet at
the truck house, corner ol Fifth and
Nun streets, and there celebrate the
occasion through the medium of speeches
toasts fcc We wish them
I Tinom To n
r There were fire clearance at tkU port
1 to-daj for foaeiga ports. The shippers
1 re aiessrs , x'aiersoa, xowniug c uo.,
1 feet lumber and 102,000 shingles.
How to be.olirowB . Bn ts
y. Euamel Paint, ready maed anp
I wcra:teJ at Jaoobi'V. t
i -v . ; flea Lion
A large, fine looking eea lion was dU
' "oro beach, near theln-
let.' sfedm aira.''Itr'msr-hiffk.a&d drr
v , t ,
.1 annmr itself, bnt took U
toe water when an: effort was made to
cl.Uh !t J !ea
enes on me oeacn. it is desenbed as
being abont the size of a large Kew
foanland Jdog. . It is a great pity that
the stranger" eould not have been cap-tared.-
- ;. ' .
.;. Leg siattTe lecais
In the House, on Taesdayl a Vill to
authorize the ' Connnissibners of Onsk w
1 ceunty to levy a special , Ux mas intrnr
duced and reirtrred to the Ommittcc on
Finance.
- Bill to incorporate the North Carolina
Pharmaceutical Society passed its second
1 reading.
Bill to incorporate the Sonth Atlantic
.n nsi m,Mr; nan.ir
w.w VV4WM UVHVM VVU1'
L,ftnv n it. v; 3
mmm j 'wwv V U MMUAUC
Bill to make Brunswick liVec a lawful
fence passed its third reading.
'y , j Sudden Death. t ,
Mr. Da Mclntire, of Back Swamp,
Bobcson connty,died,Tery3iaddenly at his
residence on Friday . evening last Mr:
Mclntire had been to Lumber ton and had
ndden home in the ram and upon enter
I 1 1 , . .
in fa nonse ne was ae. ry a memcer
of his famil7 and told that his mother
w" aJiaB -ni. mcinure was a very
Iad-V and her h. was. not nnex-
I nrtM Mr MTn!rt,' fT,?e
. . j . , . " . . . . ,
w Pu.fc ur cioiumg, wnon ce suooeniy
xP1d- Mother and son died about the
J"V,
I 8Peciea aa
1 if. r.Ti!
mud wuic. ur. Muu iut wua uitruiv re-
was one of Robeson's best
WW
citizens. He was about fifty years of age.
Go to Jacobi's for
Doors, Sash and
I Blinds, pure White, Lead, Oils, Varnishes,
I Window GIa8, all sizes. All at the lowest
Schrlddie E: Snow, Thorndike.
from provl-dpnefl. -r. t frt- ihi9 ort.
from Datch Island Harbor on the
24th inst.
The Value of Rare coins
At a public sale of rare i coins at. Bal
timore, Maryland, List week, for a Uni
ted Slates cent of 1793, $23 was paid; &
hftIMijnaof lg02 bmnirht f20rthie ennta
ftf 1793. but imnerfhet. wera aold i 1
0 ; -.
$4 ac4 $ 50 respeitively;va United
lAnt of i7M 'M hw
t dolIar8 of Tariou8 dates,
fn)m mi 1852( ftt from $l 2Q
trfirt AflP;h, -dina nf 17ofi - hht 9A
. . - ....
and $3.30,"waile hair cen. of 1794 to
foj., hu;nNn:inff Ktf
r OT iTT-T -w BS WW
i. it. An nn
ceau,iuu are ccau pieces orouut o.oy.
United States dollars, $1.UQ to $4, for
favorite dates; sets of postal currency 5
1025 ecd 50 ceuta brought $10 per
eet The sales were well attended, and
in two ayeoings ots were disposed
,We advtae our friends to call at Jacobi's
for. Household Hardware of every deecript
tloa. There you get the lowest prices, f
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Qawterly Ueetlnst
For the 'Wilmiagtoa District, Metho
dist E. Church, 8outh, 1881.
(First round .)
Wilmington, at Fifth street, Jan. 29-3Q
Wilmington, at Front street, Feb &-d
Smithville, - - , Feb. 8-9
WbitevUlv at WhiteTille, Feb. 1S-13
.accaciAw M,iion, at Bethesda, Feb.
15-18
Bcsnswick, at Bethel, - Feb. 19-20
Topsail, at tVealeyasi Chapel, Feb. 26-2?
Onslow, at Tabernacle, - - March 5-6
Clmtoo, at Andrew Chapel, March 1213
Cokesbury, at Halls, - - - March 19-20 1
v- The District stewards will meet at the
Parsonage of the Front street Church in
Wilmington, at tea o'clock, a. cu on the
21 Feb. A.full attendaaca is desired
. s. BCMHTAD,
-. j :; ' , -a. PresSdiaff Klde?. 1
' " . i V
J. N. Bicst, of Toledo, Ohio, fays:
My father, :lrwan;rtM.'-fc9flj
Vjxn Pad." could cot sleep nights on.
account of his1 "violent r coughing; , tinea.
wearing it he' has slspt- soundly -very
r:iht-iicr.'
-
286
New1. A dvsrtisemonto.
OPERA HOUSE,
Friday E renins, Jan. OO.
RS PETITION BY GZNEB AX4 REQUEST
OP
Ye Oldo Folkea Concert
AND SULLIVAN'S OPSRXTTA,
. ,
Admittance 50 cents to all parts of the
Hmxse. Reserved seats at Hetnsberger's
without extra charge., w ; . i Jaa 27-2t , ,;
nnn aur z to s 1.000 1 1 t
UilUHliO stops PianMSlSS ap. Paper
free. AddruDanil P. Beatty, WaaUattesia
BT.V- ' aal74w
FRIt TO ALL.
iCaaavTOwfc! rUatMt
SaM Clair af SB
lili. aW.aH.iacmU'
ttrabom. Aha. m Colra Flat
wilt ka MlM aaa ika
tMiptf alar. Maaip far ptitay.
opaoai UNonini mil w
amqnlrtT. SO cnrakaajM ia
fill. OM tWUNN
Mratraa. wmumu a AwML
II i BZClXa, UwnUi, a
jan 17-4 w
HOMES IN TEKAS."
tt Tt Till Of
A NEW ILLUSTRATED PAMPHUT
Dace rip tire of the country alosg aad trlts
tary to t&elineof the
International and Great North
z em, Railroad
tad eoBtaias a good eouarr iur of the Btata,
Tt alao eoaiini the namei aad addretees: of
Farmera and Planters ia Texas who have
Farms for Sale or Rent,
and those wh ill ' ant Pakk Habds for next
year Aipy - of tbia book will be taaUed
free to those wh? deaire reliable information
ibout Texas, tapoa applieatioa by let er or
postal eard to ALLS f Ho JOY.,
General Freight and Pa 1'r Agent,
jaa 27-4 w Palestiae, 1 exas
GEORGE PACE & CO.
Meimflactnrere of
Patent Portable Circular .
Ortrt and FJourMUla, Water Wheela, Wbod WorUne
CataJoswe.
jan 274
Fan for the MUlion !
jiTASQUERADE ON SKATES, at the
UityHall, FRIDAY NIGHT. Best order
preserved. Admission Lady and Gent!e
man, 25 cents. Single Gentleman, 15 cento.
Jan25-2t E.M.CUSHING, Manager
Mary had a little corn,
Upon her little toe
Aad every wbera taat Mary west
Taat eorn was sure to ge. ,
Pelfo Cofil Solvent
a THB 09LT KNOWN RRUE&T that
will remedy a eorn ia 8 hoars, ce ttoarr
refunded, for sale bv
J. D. NlfTT k CO.
Afresh lot cfDrnrciata Mmttou Pnetjast
received. - JanZf
Clotlxlnt? and
Fumishmg Gocdo
AKD BOYBt
Ov?oaU Clter AB UttertUt
Ufcbla, ;
PatehU
'
Val!sef Ac, Ac, at
A. A I, 8HSIIB8
, jaa 10 Market street
A f.AKU'K dTOCK OF
Sash, Doori- Blindo
" f AND '
ALL IttHOt OF MILL VVOHR?
. ' LUMBER UTH1. & c
Foreafe very stieap At
faetoryt " Ot&
foot of -lxz n. t Vf Omef st
aa 10 , . - ...... .
Princess Simi b 2rj&iit f th
A. a AST
A ;tfie urvfaam ea Cm
etacoratact vefeaai. f erxJtwJUpalred
leaned -and r'ar.?.x. . r ..t.
I acb-Vaskirro3ftij fir; . . Coy v
T7M7 fair v fi
- 1 f
7
I jf 1 JMM
SAW EZHXS
. Also etatta&ary aslTorUUt . . , ' 1'
STEAM EKCIIIES V
6 IT. SCHBOEDZB ST.
AaJ tt h f
stood that the
the views et
fathaeCtortal
ron
C0TTCn PEAHUTO nH2A? n
ACO VEOiTADl&O til VfcZZi
J4.lt-
a.
Valontiac j !'
1 i
A' 1
Volontinc3l
4
. ValdntiDbl
ALEKfOTS TO IVCCDTt
beaattfai and ArtiiUc, 'for Old as wt3 a
Toung Heart. They are atw oa exhilii
tioa and 1 f-'": 4
Tor tale at .
LIVE BOOK AND UTJSIO BTOH
Jaa 28 : - v:
Franco Voloritlho
Oardo.
EL23AKT AS20S11TOT
.' just Lscnvra
School Books, Blank Books, 1 -. ;
tan 33 ' TATE' BOOK dT0311
PRIDE OF TIIE PflirniY"
A FBEH SIJIPIXBNT 07 1X33
BXOELLKHT
Iff BABBKLS 'AH D HAL7 BALf
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Tbosa deslthig to csf Its B23T FLOUT)
iCtbe dty.at alowpric,rc
. a
do well to send. laths!r . . -
. . - j . - j -
orders soon ,
J ohn Ia Boatx7rIohf
:. 11 and 13 North Front ct
!
ClAOICEREE,,
3CST COdVBJ AX IXTOICS CJ
o. .1 r.lQckorc!;-
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In Bar j els, Half Barrels SAd JUtx
Also,
.Cc3ldcdSQrrIncr3
Iaa tmtttt3l7rfli2L!lda
erel, re.-y Lcrp tsd Fsf 1 for 23 ctil
iJohhIo:r:2twr'7l:t.
uciwrori-Ki
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