1 M .
AD rriX. ,
iCBX aanU-. SI SO , Three
90' 9 b- jTered Oy carrier,
r P T patuJ tfleV. ettae
-Li. or r Wr"t
'!rausow .ad libera
jTribari will Pl report an y mad
- , to rwi" leir papr' nlT'
WVdnrwday, Feb, O.
DOYLY CARTE'S
London Operi ComiMuy,
il Ath Are. Tbeavx Coap'y.
- : Dreaatic Or ia two aaU,
t tad MB9W:! MJ-eilif fir
U OllbTt, AtW
epir rimtvf",
ti!el tba
Pirates of Penzance,
r-. TdK 8L iT K OP DOTT.
tMrf 4 Orehestra, and
A. Chores of 49 Trained To!. I
Tkl o'8etta eoimeaeei" atHeiasber
.-Hk "tare, this nnralaf, sb. 6. Re
JJtli H-U. AdmUrio., II, T4 wd
1. febS-et
OPERA HOUSE.
Monday and Tuesday,
f KliUABY Tta an-i
EXttlaet Taeaday. 3 ? 3
rise's Aaetkaa JeTeaile, Opera Co in
Cinderella !
SpleadM Oovtasts, gorges a Seaaie ek
fat., Dtotliaf Traasformatioas. Pumpkin
titurtd Into a Gold -a Chariot drawn br lira
Tai Mtrch and Ballet Dlrertfatxeat, ar
ruxd hr Blinoriia Kcsa Cat Ua.
Dirlartae Ball Room Hceae the Ltmbe.t
Olldxta aad MuUr Joha Domd. a packet
itfldoi of Frits kaaltt, will appear la their
Xuiwl Special tie.
rnfmor 8. O. Lambert, tf oaietl Direettr
Ajaieiloa 71, 10. aad 21 eaatt. KaaetY
4 mtt without extra .large, at Beioaber
IK. i feb ft St
Sundries.
lOaOOO84-"'
ggQQSaUanliAira talt.
Tor sale low by
WILLIAM8 & MURHISOK.
300 8ck corr35'
2QQ BbU BUQAJl,
For aale low by
WILLI A3t3 A MURCHISOy,
1000 nj0UB'
1aw brr .
1 WILLIAM3 A MIJECflliON.
mCa4;, Caadl. Crck, CkecM, Lye,
PtfUta.BodajSoap.,
Foraalaiow.-Vy i ii-;-
, ' WILLIAMS MURCmSON.
MSI loportera A WhoUaAle Grocer
-
So ilore Leaky - Btodfs I
i ' t . . ' .
C,: WiLTB paoo. paiftt
ahja;f--stnppinj:ieatf. - It ia gaar
etwdforlO jwrs Any roof, ao mattfT
5H, tt beiT-d by ta!a yalot .
AtkKoofi Palaf and forDaap Wait
1 alt ta;ial.
8aae ai WitlaaoAlala fartdihad tpea
311 ja, ' J X) BILL A CO.,
Coraer Wata? aid Dak tta
Must be Sold I
gAUNCt Of 8TO0SOF
ltn. Y00TNSv A11D bquv:
tUTHmo & ruRnisHino goods
But to told to aua&e t ooo tot Bariax ttoefc.
.IwtaligeaA.baad
7 ak f rtat aaarla at
In 11
A. A I. 8nICRa,
Markat atraaU
Administrator's Sale.
BfVbtfUKOF A DECRIK oftbeSa
ftfA r it
ewuiaipeclAl prooeodlar Uwrawad.
5 Wflrt Uve Clerk, wherSaAUrt Howe,
jiUifraUjr, of Ala Pettlor4. U PUlu-
w, wmmi uovar ana wui, auuarc
'UkLllAiii ......... . .
deptboflw feet.
vaUu, wlU Interest from day af
X3i ALFRED HOWJC, .
Adavlditralor
rjotice.
u22? -uda to I praai
1
A- I '
VOL. V
LOCAL NEWS.
Xew AdTortmenint.
R. M McI-TTintA Briik Trade
Hall A PaAJUjox Frea Arrlrali
J L BoATWsiaBT Inducementa
HBnviBSRsitLook-Look
C W TATaManlfoia Order and Letter
Boole .
Geo Mtmba Botoa Parker Iloiufc S&opa
B G Wobtu, Prealdeat Notice
Altaffer, Phic JfcCo Saab, Doom and
Bllada -:.
A A I Saana Clottla: and FaraUb;
Good:: Mnit be Sold . ...... , . 4 ,
raaii . .
Only one trifling cue before tko City
Ctart tbia moraiag.
Many men want bat little her below,
aad they get if sure.
The man who is neyer on time u&aally
carrie a large watch.
Jost one week fron to-day, and Talea
tines will be in order.
'An umbrella ia mentioacd as OQ3 ef
tbe ups axd downs of life..
Beceipts of cotton at this port to-day
foot op 313 bales, and rain 3 503 barrels.
Tou can naw buy Improved Heating aad
C-k Stores st factory prices at Jacobi's.
An organ-griader is in the city" doing
np the town and hauling in "the pennies.
-Its costs $5 a month to supply a gtod
stove with coal, but yon can be crema
ted for $1 80.
The man who tried to light his pipe
with a billiard match said he did it out
of cne-riosity.
The picture on a back of a $10 bill
wsald make aa excellent chromo for a
poor family.
- Young men wha ante frequently, need
lot be surprised if Ihey are forced to call
n their uncle occasionally.
There will not be a meeting of the
Board of Aldermem this ereniag. The
Meetiag will be held Thursday or Friday
eTening.
A matter of choice; whether to suffer,
uninterruptedly with a cough or to ia
rcst 25 cents for Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
aad. aura it,
Ked.'Gause, colored, was before a
magistrate ' this - morning charged with
assault and battery. Ha was erdered to
pay a fine of 5 and costs or go to jail.
He' paid the fine.
-Ur.B. G. Worth, President of the
Duplin Canal . Company, has called a
meeting of the stockholders of the com
pany toaattt ia the Booms of the Pro
duce Exchange to-morrow morning at 11
o'clock, to consider the afTairs of the
company.
Go to Jacobi's for Daori, Sash and
Blind,, pure ht Lei, Oils, Yarnlhea
Window Glaee, all size. All at the loweat
pric. t
An '.'educational exchange asks the
qaesiioa: "Ii one language enough?'
As a general thing it . is, but there are
time when it isn't When a man goes
to throw a scuttle of coal on the fire, for
iastaace,and strikes he store two inches
below the door, and the coal flies sine
ways for Sunday, hi feels that one lam
guage to express his feelings is meager
indeed.
Scarcity or Coal
There is not a ton nor a half ten nor a
peund of coal for sale in this market aad
the Vessels bound for this pert with coal
are frosea up in the Delaware. Gloomy
prospect now if there should come a wood
ramiat and a frc?2e on top of it; what
would we do?
J. N. Bxcx. of Toledo, Ohio, says:
'My father, before wearing the 4,Only
Lung Pad," could not sleep nights on
account of his violent coughing; since
wearing it-he has slept soundly every
I ight "-&e Adv.
Will not Show.
Pcrine's Juvenile Opera Troupe will
not perform in this city to-night, as ad
vertised. The agent made some mistake
about tha dates and billed the troupe for
this city to aight whei he should only
have billed them for to-morrow light
The troupe will arrive , in the morning
aad fill their engagement to-morrow
night--Tickets sold for to-night will be
good fer te-saorrow night's performance.
Hundreds of Ca,womea and children
te&ucd from beds of pain, sickness ' and
almost death and made strong and hearty
by Parker's Ginger Tonic are . the best
wiMm. in . the world, of. its aterlinjr
worth. Tou oaa find these in every com?
5- -tMITv:;iEW:
WILMINGTON, N. C MONDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1881
. ' ' ' - . : -
FlatterlDg.
The First National Bank of Newport,
Connecticut, ha purchased $10,000
worth of new 6 per cent, city bonds at
par. It will be Men that the city's credit
is aa good abroad as it is at horn;.
We adrise our friend to call at Jacobi's
forHoaaeaoId Hardware of every descrip
tion. There you Rtt the lowest prices, f
UnmallAble
The following unmailaole matter re
maias ia the Postofice ia this city:
VkU. D. "Jprdan, Stag Park, fS.'C;
Mrs. Ed. D. JiilL Morehead City, Car
teret Co., N. C.; Simon Scarlock, Pitts
boro, N. C; Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson,
Deaa Hall Plantation, Oakley, P. O, N
B. ft. E; Miss Mary E. Carter, An!
deter, Mass.
Cbance or Manaffrmant.
Mr. B. F. Perry, au old hotel man,
has bought out Mr. Cobb's interest in
the Purcell House and took charge yes
terday. Mr. Perry was the proprietor of
the Atlantic Hotel, at Beaufort, and has
established for himself a reputation not
to be despised. Mr. Perry thoroughly
understands his business and proposes to
make his house first-class in every respect
and second to none in the South. He
will make aeeded changes and will be
pleased to serve his friends and the pub
lic generally. Yf e regret to lose Mr.
Cobb.
Pels' Corn Solvent is guaranteed to
cure corns if directions are followed.
Price 25 cents per bottle. Money re
funded if cure is not effected. Sold by
all druggists. 4t
B. 6 L, Ko. 5,1. 9. B. B.
At the Fourteenth Aniual Session of
the District Grand Lodge, No. 5, I. O.
B. B., held a few days ago. iu Baltimore,
Md., Mr. J. I. Macks was elected Presi
dent and Hon. S. H. Fishblate 4Chair
man of the General Committee, which
is the most important oae of the Order,
While the Grand Lodge - was in session
it visited, in a body, the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum on Calvertou Heights and while
there speeches were made by Messrs
Fishblate and Macks. The Order is in
ta flourishing condition aad uow numbers
iu this district 2,500 members and has
$45,000 in its endowment fund and $16,
000 in the Orphan Asylum Fund.
Marine Itecu
The Newbernian, published ia our sis
ter city of Newborn, says ia its Satur
day's issue that the U. S. Revenue Cat.
ter Stevtns left the above named place
ea Friday morning at 8:30 and whea op
posite Otter Creek buoy was signaled by
the schooner Boston, bound from Eliza
beth City to Wilmington, N. O. The
wind was blowing fresh ahead, and a
strong current runaing down, which un
der ordinary circumstances would make
it difficult for a vessel to get along, but
added to this it was found that the Bos
ton's pumps were choked aad the vessel
badly iced, so much so as to render her
progression impossible. The Steven
took .her ia tow and ia a few hours had
her safely moored at Newbern wharf.
Hmkt Vak Nortwick, of Toledo,
Ohio, saysj A friend prevailed upon
me to try an "Only Lung, Pad," and I
obtained immediate relief from araeking
cough. I know the Pad helped me. See
Adv.
Legislative Locals.
The bill to provide a cempUte roster
of the North Caroliaa troops eagaBed in
the late war has passed its third reading
In the Senate. Major Moore, who com
manded a battalion ef artillery 'during
the war, and author of Moore's history of
North Carolina, is to supervise aad pre--pare
the roster for publication.
: Bill to incorporate the Clarendon vt a
ter Works Company of this city ako
passed its third reading in the Senate,.
Scott, of New Hanover, opposed; the
bill.
Scott, of New Hanover, introduced a
bill for the better protection of the fish
iaterest in tho Cape Fear river.
House bill 24 to incorporato the Dan
Valley and Tfadkin River Narrow Gauge
Railroad company passed its third read
ing. The speaker ef the Hoase signed,
among other enrolled bills, oojFriday, tho
act to incorporate the South Atlantic &
Ohio Railway CoBStiactioa Company;
tie to promote the growth ef oysters in
New.River, aid one to' incorporate the
Fayettevillo aad Newbera Railroad.
Bow to bo your owa paiator : " Bay tl
m T- Enamel PaiaC wdy Jmtsed anp
Warranted at Jacobi's. Y1
Renting or Stalls.
The stalls nn the new Markets were
rented this morning. The renting in the
Markets in the First and Fifth Wards
did not create much excitement The
premiums paid in the Front Street Mar,
ket were high and bidding waa lively
among the butchers. All -of the stalls
were rented for the same price but for
choice of stalls the renter paid a premium
ia accordance with his desire for the stall.
Messrs. Mott & Melton paid a premium
eX $107 and took first choice of 4he
stalls. -MVThoS. A. Watsoa paid a pre
mium of $2G3 for seeond choice. The
lowest premium paid was $42. Butch
ers who would not pay premiums took
the stalls which were left at the regular
rental of $5, $10 or $20 each according
to size of sta.ls. It was found necessary
to use the north stalls of the center row
asbeefstall3 and place the vegetable
and fruit stalls on the south side of the
building.- To-morrow all of the butch
ers will bo feund in the new Markets, aid
we .understand that some very fine beef
will be for salo.
Mcetin-a: the Exchange.
The members ot the Chamber of Com
merce and Produce Exchange met
li
joint session on Change this morning to
take id consideration the proposed inter
State Commerce bill which has been in
troduced in tho House of Representa
tives, at Washington, by Mr. Regan, of
Texas.
Mr. R. E. Calder, Presideat of the
Produce Exchange, was called to pre
side over, the meetiag aid Mr. J. H.
Currie requested to act as Secretary.
After tho organization was completed it
was represented to the meeting that the
Chamber of Commerce had not had time
to consider tho matter before its own
body and they therefore desirod a post
ponement of the consideration of the sub
ject until the Chamber could meet and
come to some conclusion first. A resolution
was therefore introduced to adjourn the
present meeting until such time as the
Presidents' of the two bodies, the Cham
ber of Commerce aad Produce Exchange,
shall jointly call the meeting together
again.
County CoQBlssIoneri
The Board of County Commissioners
met this afternoon ia regular monthly
meeting.
Petition from citizens asking for the
re-eablishment of the Point Peter road,
was laid over - until the next meetiag.
The Treasurer submitted his monthly
account: Geaeral fund account showiig
balance on hand, $30,132.14; special
fund balance on band, $1,582.92; and
surrendered 13 coupons of $3 each and 3
bonds of $100 each with all the coupon
attached which nere ordered purchased
by the Finance -Committee. Bonds and
conpons were btwrned in the presence o
the Board.'. Scbool Fund showing bal.
ance on hand $7i0,325.94.
The Register presented his monthly
report for fee received from -marriage
licenses exhibiting receipts for the same
from the Treasurer tor $14.25.
The folVowiag magistrates reported
no fines or forfeitures, aud nothing col
lected for the past year : H. Schulken,
J. N, Hewlett, Iredell Johnson, D. G.
Worth Jno. S. James, L. H. Bowden,
C D. Myers, Jno. L. Oantwell, O. G.
PanToy, Jr.. and J. W. Kiug.
lAquor licenses were graated to the
followiag persons: A. C. Wessell, A
K. Heyer, J.F. Rulfe, Geo. F.-Coelin,
M. O'Urien, L. J. Meyer, W.tJlnck, H.
W. Bryant, J. M. Bremer. D. Steljea, C.
Semmerman, Geo. L. Schatte, George
Stei?aken, Geo. 'Burden, L. H. Bryant,'
T; H. Klander, Lamb & Parmalee,
J. G. Oldenbuttle, W. H. Grotgen, J.
H. Grotgen, R.F. Kyden, Jas. Keigan,
A. Deumclandt, F. A. Schutte, P. H.
YoaKampen, N. Hulleu, J. H. Strauss,
Howell Cobb, D. Otten,P. L. riBdgers,
Co., Geo. Myers, Jno. Haar, Mary
Williamson.
Henry Houston was exempt from pay
ing poll .tax on account of bodily infirm,
ity. '
Adjourned.
Only one vessel cleared foreign to-day,
the Norwegian barque Gambelta, for
Fiume, Austria, with 2,700 bbis rosin,
shipped by Alex Sprint & Son. 7
C&tftXTb Socetlnei
commences with a cold4 but its, cure
alxoays commences with the use of Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. - This old, " reliabie
and well-known remedy has stood th
test of years, and was never more;4pop
ular than now. r '
NO 295
7w Advertisement.
Notice-
WitMinsro, If. C, Fab 7. 1891
TUK HUBCHl'Ri to the Daplia Canal
Cooaanr are reqaeitvd. to ism at the
Prodaoe Vx:hiDre t take ij to eocaidVratioa
fba affaire of the CempanT. at 11 o'clock,
harp, to-mono w. the 8ta inat.
reb7lt i WOttTH, Preident
Manifold v.ier and Let-
ter Book
J-JOBH AWAY" WItH:tHB Old) AND
enmbdrsome eystem of pre.cs, brulb, water
Ac. and is dose ia a tenth of the time here
tofore required, as the letter aad copy are
writtea at ote. No ink, so pea required.
Complete stock at
Yates' Book Store.
fob 7
Look--Look.
IB LIVE BOOK 8T02R cmtainfl t! e
T
Largeet aad Ohoiceec stock of
Popular Llttrature,
Mi ecellaneous Works,
Matic. aad Gifts ia
Fatey i r tide a.
Pianos, Orsrans
GUITARS, YIQLINfl, aad all other Mu
sicaJ InitrumeaU, for sale at
feb 7 flElNSBEBGKR'8.
Fresh Arrivals.
69 Bble Eefioed Bagar,
50 Bbli N O Sugar,
75 flhda ITtw Cuba Hclutes,
113 Bbli tfew.Or.'eatif Molassas .
25 Tiercee Cbarleatoa Eiee,
lvs S bis Beedj Potatoes,
(03 Bushels Ya. Hesl,
406 Bujhi Seed Oats,
1080 Bbli Good Flour,
100 Bbli Mess' Fork,
C3
HALL & PEAESAUr.
feb 7
A Brisk Trade.
I rrXKE REASON WHT, mar be sumed up
wonU. We k a Tarled 8tock,
(Dress Goods and Trimming a Specialty,)
aad from day to day something nejr is
added. TO-DAY wc have opened out a
variety of
Black Silk Fringes
With aad without Jet.
CORDS AND TASSELS, (black aad col'd)
.
BUTTONS, in variety.
Our BLACK SILKS you 6hould see, be
fore buying, as we thiak them the
best ralue ia the market.
Carpets.
Ia this department we are giving soae
bbal DBirss; that is our opioion, now for
yours. Respectfully,
feb 7 R M. MoINTlRTS.
Mary bad little corn,
Dpoa hfr litt'e toe,
Ani erery where that Mary weat
Taat oora was sore to go.
Pel's Corn Solvent
18 THU ONLY KSOWS BEMEDT that
will re more a eora ia 8 hoars.
For sale by
J. D. NUTT GO.
A fretb lot cf Mattoa dcet just referred.
fcaaMi
Hew Crop Molasoes.
441
HHDS. JTEW CEOP
llATANZAS MOLASSES,
Sow Jaadiajr from British brig Malaga aad
f.realebr WORTH A- WOETH.
(eb 1-jw
Flour, Meal, &c,
JJAYISO LEASED THE GAPE, 7XAB
HILLS, I am prepared to faraith FLOUR,
T AND MEAL equal to tbe bast aad
at the lowest prices,
feb ltf C B WRIGHT
Fresh Every Day
FINK ASSORTMENT OF GUTDIES,
Freoeb aad Dosestie, just roeaired aad fat
sale.
THE 05LT
GENUINE HOME-MADE
Oaady l tha atty, will bo fouad errer?
day, fresh aad awaot, tbraa doors 8cuta of
the joatoeo a Soexmd street. Also, Mats
ftaisias, FralUAa. , G. E. JEYE5S,
mV slMear the Fostofieei
j FLSA8E NOTICE.
. Wo will bo glad to recaire obmaiaaloatlocs
from our firieaaeon say aad' all, tableau o
feaeral Iaterest but
' Tioaaao of tss writer mart al t ayi be fa
ilahadto OLo fidUtor; .
OoawaaSesMoasiaiJtb wrfttsafoa ob(
oaa aide of tho paper.
Faroaantl xao VVided "
Aad It is especially asm particularly uadtr
stood that the Editnr f eeo 4t always eadarse
the riewto! eorraspeafao aafeat eo ut4
la tha editorial eolaaaa. ' ' , j
New Adverti8emozxts.
r A LARGE STOCK OF
3a 8h 9 Door?, BKndB
. '
AND , '
ALL KlUUZ OF MILL
LUiVlBEB LATHS. &c
For salo beey -i
Kfcotoryj t CfSre
font of Walnai t I.,tr &o V
fb 1 - '.
INDUCEMENTS !
I aa efferiog this week an
. J -
Attractive Assortment
i f the
mm goods i
GoaslstiBg ia part ef the Celebrated
Farina Oyster Crackers'.
Wil lion's asiortaeat of- .
-
Fjamrosr; cakes, , .
e
Ferria imall Sugar Cund
Hams and Strips,
"LORD BALTIMORE", HAMS,
U umm's aad Piper EeidsdckV
Celebrated Wines.
AngloISwiss Milk,
Crushed Indian Corn?
Aad a fall liae of jut saoh art! )lef la
v Y
Use ai aU families desire.
"5.1 f '
I will ceUthea very low at.d itltitt
v 1 .
Chaa t re aptly to year heme!.
John L. Boatwrigh
fe7
11 aaI 18 Vnrth Vrrv t O
BOSTOiu i
Parker House Soupn;
TOMATO,
MOCK TURTLE..
; OXTAIL,
JULIENNE, , .
PEA,
ILACCAfeONI
VERMICELLI,
CONSOMME,
BEEF,
OKRA,
ANDERSON'S MINCE HEAT,
Ecrt ia tlit market;
For tale at
."GEb.TJVSnC,
suinitTw--xb oee aaverussmcaw
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