tVU AT SHE SAID.
jj.-lwillb-' there."
S a rl,rf, Tunahiue ..fUer hair,
out :T.rr
- i .1... P. kll.NLKI
tii'l niuruiurjil as ii pray
t-r.
ill 0 tiit-re.
. ..i Will lilt-!e
i Je
. jlt. .1 ii,.;!ie nipty :i:r.
. .. l w
t the rriijih out f iuy
li - -
ii:r , , prilnii n l'olar b.'ir.
, ,. , lie " - -----
.,,,,! J. Evening Post.
Hinit-r acrnrry at .Niagara.
IIols;-:. Niagara i.u.i.s
util early tbis morning it jammed
I' . -
a temporary ice
una
This remaiueu Stationary uatu
. . 1 - I. 1 - A
r ii n and moved oat. Clear cold
,trr continues. The thermometer
lU'belosy zero mis morning.
. . . ji
t, m-rcurr went ur
n little toward
.lin qQj fell hac'x to 1'- fcelow to-nirht.
Ti.e ke accntnulates, keep
anl cbnglog. The ice mounds
ta within i few leet of the
tn c.;" the falls. Terrapin
Tu-v.r Point on the American side, and
Tdble Kock on the Canada side, for 250
'eet out into the Horseshoe Falls, are
corop!etely frozen over, forming" two
rrand sheets of beautifully shaped stal-
rti??i with the dark-srreen water tinned
with white foam rdshins: down between
thera. Tho frozen spray hissing its way
Cp to an iinpoiing height, together with
the Lriiliant backgrounds of frozen trees
ml Rhrabbery. make the whole scene'a
Tind oue. The maiu voadway leading
f-nm the Prospect Uoiw to cd.-ir Is
lands is covered with solid i- li-om five
to six feet in thickness, i ho railroads
ceaterin here are moving trains more.or
bu hf tuna lime, out uuue vi tueui is
blockaded. Many tourUts are here en-
joTisg the scenery and the fine sleighing.
An Old Doctor's Advice.
It was this: "Trost in God and keep
jour boweLi open." For this purpose
mmT an old doctor has advised the ha
bitually costive to take. Kidney-Wort
for no other remedy so effectually over
comes this condition:and that without dis
tress and cripincr which other medicines
cause. It is a radical cure for piles.
Don't fail to use it. Translated from
thi Xew 1 orker Zeitung.
Cold Snap.
"Were harm some pretty wintrish
weather," said old Daddy NVotherspoon
tolncle Sammy Honniwell. as the two
ntlemen net near the City Hall,
"Right forard weather for tho season.'
"Jistso; jist-so," exclaimed Uncle
b'ammy. "Reminds me of the fall of
1831. It commencedj'long the fore part
or .November, and froze still till March.
Good, smart weather, too. I remember
that it was so cold in Brooklyn that No-1
Ternber that biha' water froze over a hot
fire."
Paddy Wortherspoon looked at him
and braced himself. "Yes, yes," said he,
MI mind it well. That's the fall the milk
froze in the cows. But the .cold season
was in 1827. It commenced ia the mid
dle of October and ran through to April.
All the oil froze in the lamps, Aand we
didn't have a light Hntil spring set in."
"Ay, ay," responded Uncle Sammy,'
growing rigid." - "It's 'just like yesterday
tone. I walked 140 miles due east
fron Sandy Hook, on-the ice, and slid
back, owintr ta the conveitv . of the
earth, you know. Itwas down-hill com-
ia this way. But that wasn't as cojd as
me wmier ot LiSZL. 'mat season com-1
menced in September, and the mercury
didn't rise a degree till May. Don't you I
remember how we used to breathe hard,
let it freeze, cut a hole ia it. and crawl
in for ehelter ? You haven't torgotten
that?"'
"Not I," said Daddy Wortherspoon,
after a ehert pause. "That's the winter
we used to give the horses melted lead to
drink, and keep a hot fire undet'em so it
wouldn't harden till they got it down.
But that was nothin' to the spell of 1817.
Ve begun to feel it in the latter part qf
August, and she boomed till the 30th
of Jane. I got through the whole spell
by living in an ice-house. It was too
cold to go out of doors, so I jist camped
in an ice-house. You remember that
season of 1817. That's the winter we
wore undershirts of sand-paper to keep
a friction."
"Well, I should say I did, retorted
Lncle Sammy. "What! remember 181
'Deed I do. That was the spll when it
took a steam grindstone four flays to
"gat a
match. Ay, ay!
liut do you
warm that
know I was uncomfortably
winter?"
"How so?" demanded Daddy Wother-
aPoon, breathing hard.
"Runnin' around your ice-house to find
out here yon got in. It was an 'awful
pell, though. How long did it last?
From August till the 30th of June? I
goess you're right But yon mind the
eaap of 1813, don't you? It commenced'
a the 1st ot July, and went around and
lapped over a week. That year the
smoke froze in the chimneys and we had
to blast it out with dynamite. I think
tj-t was the worst we erer had. All the
ck3 froze up so we didn't know the
kmefora year, and then men used to
set fire to their buiidin's so's to raise the
Yes, indeed, I got $3,000 a month
lor four burniu' buildings. Thenfwas a
eap of suflerin' that winter, because we
wed on alcohol and phosphorus, till the
ucohol froze, and then we eat the brim
.Jj0'81 of matches and jumped around
n heyr?anSU fire. Say, you"
Th. . I?addy otherspwn had fled.
v tutica were too much for him.
Lrookl1n Eagle.
0fiRSRT Vax Nortwick, of Toledo,
vaio, Bars: -A fr,n
obUiBi7-aat,9.nly Lung, Pad" anUl
.. b.'B4ry 3 tireut quantities of anchor
IcWover the nils last night Irom
t,e;atfi above, and continued to ran
: ,i,r crowding its way through the
-J. I hM the Pad hel Se
IT you arc Sick, Bead
the Kirlnpv-Wi-ii. .
j-criisement in ano-
;r - mn? anu 11 w,u Plain to you
,iuciuuu,oi getting well
kidnej.W ort will save you mo?o ' doc
I Or S hllla thnn o I. . 1 - . .
V ' . , J UUJ" ineuicine known
Acting with specific energy rm
.uejsona liver, it cares the'worst diseases
ca used -by their derangement. Us it at
once in dry or liqnfrt farm., lather
v.vr. ...j- uuucui, um iKjaiuis the easiest
oui cry is the most economical . i
tenor. ,
fujf-s'vi:
Miscellaneous
PERMANENTLY CURES
HZIMSY DISEASES,
CQKSTJPATI02T znd PILEZ.
t,
3 T)r. 7' TT r'lfi-rL- Rr...M. 11,..-. -
Jr Kuliipy Troubles it ha.-, artct! tifco a . harm. It
Las eunti many verv- bad -as of Mil-. nd lia
never ioiU-d to act vflicicntly." , ,
. Xelsnn Fairrhild, of St. Aiiwit?.' Vt., savs. '"It jx
of pri'l-- value . Ktl'-r sixrw i yrars i.f frrcaf
PUKcriiiir from l'ilc-3 utul C'Ostivetifs it -f:n-jjIU1t
-ur-d iuo.''
ape li.xs done ti-onrlors for rnc in completely cur
ing asRTerw I.ivt rand Kiflnr-y Coinplnint.'
IX KITH Kit LIQUID Oil DBY F0K3I'
IT&iAS If
WONDERFUL 1
n i p. r p 11
M Brai"i !t afts on t,,R MVERt BOWELS
and KIDNEYS at the same limp
Because it clear sea the system of the poison
ous humors that develope in Kidney and Uri
nary Diseases, Eilionaness, Jaundice, Consti
pation, Piles,' or in Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Uervoua Disorders and Female "Complaints.
tyitlspntnpin Pry YcgctnTle Form, in
BT tin cans, one package of -which makes six
quarts of medicine.
11
tyAIao in Liquid Form. very 'on"eut rr.trd,
Mr for the convenienctf of th'iso that cannot
ty readily prepare it. Itactzicith enial eHc:'eney
t efthrr fnrm.
GET IT AT THE IiRCr.niRTS. PRICE, $ 1.00.
WELLS, UICUAItnsOXJL CO., Prop's,
(Will send the dry poi-t-pai.l.) Kl RMXGTOX, YT.
Do you -vrant a pure, bloom
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few applications of Hagan's
MAGNOLIA BALM mil grat
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Blotches, and all diseases and
imperfections of tho skin. It
OTercomes tho flushed appear
ance of heat, fatigue and ex
citement. It mates a lady of
THIRTY appear hut TWEN
TY;, and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that it is impossible to detect
-its application.
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Kroadwsy and An a Streets, New York
dec 11 ,
A LAKGE STOCK OF
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AND
ALL KlfyDS OF MILLWORKV
LUMBER LATHS. &c
For Bale very cheap, at
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Herd
Factory:
foot of Walnut su
feb7 A
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Cures oy AisstmPTlOK (Nature's way)
LUfJG DISEASES
THROAT DISEASES
BREATHING TROUBLES.
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oct 2S L . -
WXXOS&.l:B 2fHZOfiO.
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wholesale prices generally. In making up
recall orders higher price hare to be eharged
BAGGING
Standard....
120
12H
10 o
6 O
13 O
io e
o
13
2 fi
BACON North O.-.rolint.
.........
Haas, & E
12
6
Shoulders, Tj? 12....
rsides, y .
Western Bmoked
Hams.
15
cmni maj ............. .. . .. ,
Shoulders........
Dry Salted
Sides. V a.
Shoulders, V lb,
00
BEEF Live weights.
BABBELS Spirits Turpentine
seeond nana, eacnM........
New York,each, new. ......
BRICK8 Wilmington, V M
Northern
BUTTES North Carolina fit
Northern, ? fi..........M..M
CANDLES Sperm V ....
Tallow, Swh
Adamantine, 17 set....M.M.M
CBEEBfc
Northern Faetory, "ty S ,
Dairy cream, Jo
State, II.....
O
o
1 76
2 00
21
8 00
90
20
00
eo
12
25
25
10
a
o
14 M
18
O
o
o
o
S3
40
10H
14
14
10
28
O
o
o
o
16
16
11
SO
COFFEE Java, S,
ttto, w m...
20
Lagurra, 9 S
CORN MEAL? bushel....
18 O
72KO
1 75 O
20
75
I 60
DOMESTIC
Sheeting, 4-4 X? yard..,
Tarn, y buneh
I 7
1 10
1 29
Mtskerel, No. 1, V bblaM.16 00
SNo. lKbbl.... 8 75
tfaokerel, No. 2, ? bbU...12 60
tfiSo. 2, ? X bbl............. 6 00
MHaekerel. No. 3 9 bbL....OO 00
: Mullets, bbl....... 3 50
N..C. Herring, keg....... 6 50
COryCod,? lb................ T
S LOUB Fine, ? bbl......... 0 00
Super, Northern, V bbLM 5?00
Extra do " bbl. 6 00
Family bbl. 7 00
City MillExSuper 9 bbL.. 7 00
" Family bbL.. 7 60
Ex. Family V bbL.. 8 00
1 EBTILIZEB8
Peruvian Guano, 3 2000 Zbs.00 00
Carolina Fertiliser " "00 00
Navassa Guano, " " 00 00
II aomplet Manure " "00 00
O36 00
O10 60
O00 00
O 60
O 815
O 3 75
O 6 00S
O 4 00T.
O 60S
O 8 60)1
O 8 60
O 7 2511
O T 76
O 8 352J
O70 001
C7o 00
OiO 00
07 00
QiO 00
40 00
Whann's Phosphate " 00 00
wanao rnospnate, uu uv
Wilcox, Gibb A Co., ma
raninulatd Guano. 00 00
OH 00
GLtJE S .......... M. 8
GTiAIN Corn Jtore.U 562s 70
14
O
gjUorn, cargo, y 56 ZDs...
68 O
69
SOorn,yL, busheL
67E
60 &
uats, Dusnei.
62K
M COS, WW ft , f HlltUllHmm
HIDES Green, 9 S .M
70
:
10
20
1G
85
10
11
O
0
O
10
12
25
16
90
HA
HOOP IRON 'ton.....
LARD Northern m
North Carolina 9 eeeeM
12K
LIMJC bbl................... .
00
LUMBER City steam sa'wd
Shipstuff,resawed,VMrt.l8 00
Boutrh6Lre nlank. Mft.16 00
10 00
4518 CO
oi:oo
025 00
Ole
O
2 West India cargo, accord
ing to quality, ? m. It...i3 uu
Dressed ffooring,seasoned.l5 00
Scantling and boardi, com
mon, 9 M ft. eeeeeeee 12 00
MOLASSES CubaJihdVgl 37
Cuba, bbls., gal..M..MM 39
Sugar house, nhds. gal. 25
" bbls. 9 gal... 57
Orleans Choice bbls. V gsL 00
0
00
00
75
N ALLS Cut, 20dto4d,9k?g.basis
OILS Kerosene, f? gal...... 14
O
o
90
60
e 3 60
18 00
00 CO
00 00
Lard, y. gal . 70
Linseed, f gal.M....M.....M 76
Rosin. 9 itaL....M...M..M.M 25
PEANUTS busheL . 60
POTATOES Sweet, V bus. 00
Irish, Northern,? bbL.. 2 26
PORK Northern, city mas. 17 60
Thin, bbLM..nM..MMM.M00 00
Prime, bbl (extra) 00 00
Kump, V Bbl ..O0 00
00 00
RICE Carolina, TB ..
7
00
1C
7K
East Iadia, V
Ttongh, V busheL
00
2S
RAGS Countrv, 9 2
aork?1
Hemp.... ......
Manilla.....
SALT Alum. sack....M
Liverpool, saek.M..MM..
American ? sack M..MMM.
Marshal's fine, saclu.
0aC7lX sUkJaaevaa
SUGiS Cuba, E....
RPorto Rico, 7 Ib...
1M
70 00
85 00
CO 00 ,
1 60
00 o 00
9KO 10
10x0 00
10K 11
o 00
9 O X
9HO 10
- A uoaee, m.
b " v a.
C " Vh..
Xx C "5 lb
FS Crushed "O lb....
UK
SOAP Northern, V 2 .
7
SHINGLES Contract, )
Common, 1 M....w 3 00
STAVES W. O. bbL V M.12 60
R O had. V ..00 OO
TALLOW g. 19
TIMBER Shipping 9 M.12 00
Mill, extra per ML 10 00
Mill, prime per M ..10 00
Mill, fair per M 8 CO
Common, per M 6 00
Inferior to OTdinary,perM 4 60
WHISKEY North'n, per gl 1 26
North Caroiaa. per gal L' CO
WOOL Unwashed, per 25
' Washed. xer & 36
Burrr wooL per 18
O 7 60
3 76
16 00
CO 00
o soo
ou CO
14 CO
011 CO
O 9 CO '-
7 CO
O SCO
O s C3 i
01 10
O CO
ADD
Dry. V E MOM
Y Eastern, 100 fiM
North River. V 1001bsM..
el xrilcsla
IHscollancom
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Laave WBnington, Froat St Dei ot
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Arrive at Weldon at ,., 11 40 r s
Leeye Waldoiu... . S 40 )'
Arrive at Wilmington, Front c
Depot at.........-.........,. f 16 P ll
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Daily Nos. 43 North and 40 South.
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Derot......... 10.10 P
Train No 40 r v .). will atop or y at Rock?
r;int, Burgaw, t outh Wathlogtf n, Uarrc
Ua, Ut Olive, Ooldsporo, wfison hotly
Mount, Enfield, aad Halifax, .
B(TraioNo40 Bouthwhl stop nlv at fioclv
Mount. Wilson, Golds boro and Magnolia.
Night Passengsr, Mail and Express Triia
daily Ncs. IS North and 42 bouth.
Leave Wilmington, Front BL
Dpot at.
ArriT Weldon at.
1.IT. WalllAa
4 15 PH
4 16 a a
1 43A Ji
Arrive at Wilmington, FroatSL
ipoi 8 20 A M
iJSSSS-22.?arS? Branea leave
B?feM?at,ir Tro at P.30 P M dally,
W u m tttrainf'..ITt Tarboro at 9.19
WdTn WpiS "NoltTdSra'i!
jUUehmond, d daily
wilder , Biehaond and
J;S?SgS.nV m4ke- clw connection
daily to Richmond, and daily excest Satur-
oiiSinf 48 "Jf 1 nd ttexeTclose
connection for all point! North vt nt
mond and Washington.- Wcl1
andWaSfnf betweea Wflmlngton
S Jft - ijiyw General BnpU
A.OPG.a'l Pas. Agent
?CffaiBat
Cen,l Suo'ts Office
WILMINGTON. COLUMBIA ASD- iU
OU8TA RAILROAD CO.
Wilmington,: , 0 Ifor ,7 18gCi
XOHANGE OP SCHEDCLK;
will be JSni $SESlm'. f
,i ook uu a Aast.
?.w1,l,fto,, o i m
Arrive at Wilmington 7 43 P M
MIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS (Daily).
Nos. 40, West and 47 Eut
Leave WlhalngtOaU.. 10 25PM
f"lTe and A Junction 6.00 A M
r?riGInbU- 6 lOA'U
Leave Columbia. 10 00PM
EX WZittl'1! SI M
Arrive at Wilmington 6 20 A M
wTSLfi?1 onIy Brinkley'0.
WhlteviUe, Flemmgtot,, rkir BIusT, Marion,
Florenoe, Tiamonsrille, Meysrillt' Buter.
Camden Junotlon and Faston OHw,
oPlJ?aSe,SfoCoSlnl)U nd polntion
O. A a B. B., O., C. A A. R. R, feutlons.
Alien JunetioB. and u iT! JT !
. ujixnan oieepen tor Charleston
ad for Augusta on trains 40 and 47.
1 JOHN JT. DIVTWT? n..i ua
A. POPE, Gea'l Pais- A CBi'fc
nor 29,
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAIT no An
COMPANY.
Ornoa GuaaAtv BunmiariMBiiry,
WllmlngtOB, 17. a, Dee 12, 1880..
fB AND AFTER December 13, 1880, the
tV S'otSi11' a 0PWfted.cn
Peesenger, Mali and Express Train,
DaUr except Sunday
ol a.Te Weton..io A U
(Arrive at Charlotte at..e.lO P M
i Arrive at Wilmington at.3.20 P M
Trains No 1 and 7, stop at regular stations
pi
ger. Mail and Through Freight Train
ILeAve Wflminrtoa aL 5:30 P
Arrive at Hamlet at 1;2S A M
M At Charlotte aU.. 8:15 A H
Leave Charlotte aL......70 P h
Arrive at Daault . 1:1$ a U
at Wlladnrton at 9:46 a is
Xo 6
Xe 6
JHo. b 1 dally except Sunday, but bo
eonnectioa fir Raleigh on Saturday
Ko. 6 Is daDy except Saturday.
BlielaTi DiVaatoft-.Paaenge , Mall, Er ,
. aad JTreigfit
I Arrive.at Shelby , llti; P M
. J Arrive at Charlotte at. 6:36 P M
a. ni5fi "2 connection
as Hamlet to and fra fUJeigh, exeept as
aJ,LCitfU traiai TSIb 5
and 4 on Shelby division.
Throorh Sleepinsr Cars befw.M n.t.t.
Mt rrh.rLnt ' " Bia
ViXA JOHNSON,
General Soperinteadent.
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