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WILMINGTON; I C., SATURDAY, APRIL 23. J8S1. NO. 47
LOCAL NKWs.
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RHEUMATISM,
OiKa House ''Doctor of Alcantara.''
John 8 McEacderx Notice
IIallA PEAKSALL-We OflVr.
C W Yates Da Yoa Want an Orjr.n ?
Kj:ix?i:eug'er Family Bible
A I Shriek Arriving Daily
.:
No Oily Court to-day.
The neatest thing in silks Pretly
women
Thejuirket is well supplied with vegetables.
feurafgia, $ciat:cu, - j
Bukache, Soreness or tho Cnest,
Gout, Quinsy, sera inroai,--iM
and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Bar and Headache, Frosiod
feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
v0 Proration on earth equals St. Jacobs Oil
mitafanrt, simple and cheap Extenml
Wt A trial entailfl but tho comparatively
&m outlay of 50 Cent, and every one Buffer
jrith pain can have cheap and poeitivo proof
DirtctioQS in Eleven Languages.
E0LDBTALLDEUGGIST3 AITDDEALESS
IN 3IEDICIUE.
A. VOGELER Sl CO.,
Baltimore, 2Id., V. S. A
fjurs's G!oth
IUGX FBEKCH BUHTIN6S,
1 - orl, eu;if&l &rd f beap.
Novelties
Drrsa Goods j i t rcce'vo
Fise Tt'j Tcish v , Bp with - Ld Tsrions
r.r"-. TV ..-
Straw failings,
' 4; market !
ll.' l' L IT! v .
i--- sun.- iMtj a'.q nrcovlo hefe
'd b-gees f r tL?r sr' u r-.-v
R; BS-; FcSntire. '
No.inteimcnl3 in Bellevue Cemetery
this week. ,
Yucii 'w buy ImproveJ Uearinjr a3
Cook Stvts at factory priccsat J atom's.
There were two interments in Oak-
dale this week, one adult and one child.
. When a man bestows his love on a
widow., it is certninly not a case of miss
placed affection. k , .
The Register of Deed issued marriage
licenses to one white, and five colored
couples during the week.
' '
' There were seren interments iu Pine
Forest Cemetery (colored) during the
week, six children and one adult.
The distress of a child who cannot go
to a pic nic is only equaled by the mis
ery of the tired one who has been.
We advise our friends to call at Ji.COBl'8
for Household Hardware of every descrip
tion. There you get the lowest prices, f
The Fayetteville Examiner has en
tered upon the second year of its exis
tence. It is a well edited and ably con
ducted newspaper. Ve wish it long life
asd prosperity.'
We regret to learn, as we go to press
that Mr W. D. : Mahn's condition is
much worse, and his death looked for at
any moment. V e are glad to report
tr ATporirnpT's condition mach. in
proved.
The Board of Aldermen of Charlotte
haTe ordered the Treasurer of that city
to publish by advertisement in the Char
lotte Observer his regular- annual re-
port of the financial condition of theevty.
When will our city fathers exhrbit a
like enterprise and liberality?
i m
The fifth annual meeting of the Stock
holders of Belie vue Cemetery will be
held at 8 o'clock on Monday evening
the 25th inst., at the law office of Mr.
John D. Bellamy, Jr., on Princess be
tween Front and Second streets. See
advertisement published in another column.
The work of laying the water-pipes
on Market street is being rapidly pushed
and in a few days there will be no; exca
vating done on the lower streets. We
understand that it is the intention of the
contractor to more than treble hb pres
ent force an 1 -complete th work for
summer - 1
if nii,'--ri J Vrs jl r
Our c't:z'n3 hive u treat iii store for
them on Tuesday t.i-ht. The "Doctor
of Alcantara" will be repeated compli
mentary to Mrs. MvrP--Taylo.cn4irtC;.
add to the attractiveness of the evening's
engagement Mrs. D. Kahnweiller has
consented to si:ig s&fna' select add fa-
vorite airs.
Marshals For Memorial Day.
Major James Beilley, Chief Marshal
for Memorial Day, has kindly furnished
us with the following list, of Assistant
Marshals, all of whom we have been in
formed, have agreed to serve, viz: As
sistant Surgeon Tht-mas F. Wood, Maj.
Jno. W. Dunham Capt. Walter G. Mac
Rte, Capt. N. F. Thompson, Lieutenant
A. D. Brown, Lieutenant O. C. Kedd,
and Messrs. Junius Davis, Jno. G. Dar
den, Jno. D. flanby, Abraham. Cook,
Frank II. Mitchell and Preston Cam-
Arnvmir !
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'-Atifc. Now TiUcY OPENINO,
rS ai arra:iSi:ls our $vliUc, and
stock of Gent's, Youths' and Boys'
IT -
FuruLOainsGoaJ.-. We have
nithe.cUeancst stock of ClotK
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f ?Vfr 0!rcrcd tlifa markot. . A call 'and
Uoa is r-ptctfully solicited.
A. & I. SIIKlKli,
. Market street
r Krporlr d sulc de
There was a rumor on the streets to
day to the effect that some man in the
city had committed suicide by taking
laudanum. We have traced the report
to the store from which Madame Rumor
says that the laudanum was purchased
but can ascertain nothing in regard to
the matter.
Flte on Masorib.HO sound.
A small store on Masonboro Sound
owned by Mr. Louis Tcdd was-destrojed
together with Us contents by fire on
Wednesday night- The origin of the
fire was accidental. There was an in
surance of $100 on the building and 200
on the sl03k in companies represented by
Messrs Atkinson & Manning. Mr. Todd
states that at the time of the fire he had
only about $100 worth of stock in the
store.
Vessel Ashore.
From the signal office ia this city we
learn that the Norwegian barque Dicta
tor, Captain Chris tensen, from Boston,
England, boand to Baltimore, in ballast,
stranded on the 21st., at 11:50 a.m., half
way between life-saving stations No. 4
and 6, (between Cape Henry Va., and
Kitty Hawk, 1ST. C.,) all; hands are safe
on board of the vessl, crew refused to
leave her. The wrecking steamer Baker
of Norfolk, took hold of her yesterday
and tried to pull her off, but with what
success we did not learn.
60 to Jacobi's lor Doors, Sash and
BHndfl, pure White Lead, Oils, Varnishes
Window Glass, all sizes. All at the lowest
ptpes
The Difference.
Tennyson can take a worthless sheet
of paper and, by writing a poem en it,
make U worth 5,000. That's Genius.
Mr. Vanderbilt can write fewer words on
a similar sheet and make it worth $50,
OOO.OOQ. That's Capital. And the
United States can take an ounce and
. 1 J i - L
M.r it,i vvthfPtnCu CHWer Ol goiu ana stamp upon it au
I ... li. 1 1 T" 11
tt ,uu I 2i&luira, ana -Aweuiy sonars.
sleet or snow at the latter pocT thejTtetMo.nfr- mef nlc ca
" I (k nvntanal mrArf h fi Ytv rinl Jars finn rrrnkfi
i J Ram du v-tccer sa ii, ei
J10' aU of era?
i. Mee thla from impurirj
Worft Ali9r, Tcnloaai
. aor" b.prova i-atlf uceqiAl-
, aiit.in.
week, followed by warmer and sniirj
weather during the early part of the last
week of the month. The month wfUi en
cool and wet, with probably saor fan.
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Anniversary C'elebr&UaUV.
The sixty -second anniversary ol Amer
ican Odd Fellowship will be celebrated
in this city by Cape Fear and Orion
Lodges on Tuesday evening next at Odd
Fellows Hall a ..Third Street. Mr.
Chas. M. Busbee, of Raleigh, one ofttbe
most graceful and finished speakers in the
State, 'will deliver anxadbess before the
Lodge. The public are Invited to attend.
. )' T 1 T '
ITov to De your owa painter i BuyHbd
N. Y. Enamel Fatal, read mixed end
ay arrant e"J at Jlcoai8, t -
li c.upe 03 M iMi day 5islH
Mr. RobL 1L McKoy will lecture at
the room of the JLibrary Association on
Monday night at 8:30 o'clock, cm "Wil
mington as it is and Wilmington as it
.should be."' The public are invited to
atttud.
Ir. McKoy is a graceful speaker and
will no doubt be greeted by a large ao-
ditnee.
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lodicatlona
Fnr hc Sfath Atlantic States oartlv
cloudy weather and possibly occasional
rain, westerly winds, stationary or higher
barometer and stationary temperature.
- ill Good Woaan
Why are yon so out of sorts, never able
to tell folks that voa are well! Ten to
one its all caused in the first place by
habitual constitution, which SO clrbt
finally caused deranged kidnejl t4.
aver, ine sure cure ior GoasuvsMst v
the celebrated Kidney-Wcri U -b abo
a. STtftcifift rTnedv forftll kidnav tudlir"
diseases. Thousand ts- cshf itl
very month. Try' IV& rr AiIill
tho cjaterial worth fifty dollars and make
a lata a watch worth $100. That's
fikflL The merchant can take an article
worth twenty-five cents and sell it to you
fbx S100. That's Business. A lady
can purchase a comfortable bonnet for
$10; but prefers to pay $100 for one, be
cause it is more stylish. That's Foolish-
oe s The ditch-digger wor&s ten henrs
a day, and shovels out three or four tons
of earth for one dollar. That's labor.
Dont tell vour sufferings to everbody
but use SC Jacobs Oil, and speak of its
results.
Saturday as a Trade's Day
A busy scene is presented on our streets
each Saturday evening, and jfie rush
freauentlv reminds one of the' remark
m. m Ma
made by a rural friend-who had just re
turned from New York andtated that
"it was court week there." if there i3
one day more than anotheri tht smacks
of "court week" it is Sdrarday. Many
of. the citizens in the neighborhood of the
city come in on Saturday, and the me
chanics, factory opjfatives, and those
who are closely confined through the
week, generally quit their work earlier on
Saturday in order to make their pur
phftsea forthe incoming week.. It is thus
that Saturday is one of the best trade
days that many of our merchants have
through the week. The stores are often'
thronged until 10 or 11 o'clock at night-
In view of these facts it behooves our
merchants to take advantage of the best
opportunity to secure the trade, and ad
vertise in the columns of The Daily
ffcsnxw. This paper is read largely by
all those who select Saturday to make
their purchases, and it is frequently that
they consult its columns to find whete
ttsy cia fcsst be suited, . - :
J.f "Sit -
Saw Adverti?6monta.
OPERA HOUSE.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 26th, 1S81,
Complimentary to
psna. ivr. r taylor,
DOCTOR OF ALCANTARA",
and - ?ccted Solos by
MRS. KAI1NWE1LER.
Admission 50 cts. No extra charce for
Reseryed 8ats. Box 8heetopeu Monday
at Heinsberger'6. . i
pi
Mot ice.
Ycdus as an Eyenlnt: Star-'
This brilliant planet, which has brigh.
ened the western heavens for the last
nine months, will soon cease to be an
evening star, as during the first half of
May it will go down before the sua. This
star has given astronomers much food
br thoug"ht and study during the last
year, and has been watched by the gen
eral eye with no little interest, because
of its splendid brilliancy. Yetfewthiak
'or a mement of the distance it has trav
eled during this time and of the differ
ence in its present distance from the
earth and that it occupied when gen
eral attention was first drawn to it.
Nine months ago Yenus was on the
opposite side of the sun and was in
round figures 160,000,000 miles from tho
earth. It has since been traveling at
the rate of 70,000 miles (or a distance of
nearly three times around the earth) per
minute, and is at present only 22,000,000
miles from the earth, being now between
us and the sun. As it disappears from
view its brilliancy is but little more than
it was when at its greatest distance from
us, owing to the faet that its dark side is
presented to the earth.
The average , thinker can but wonder
what the result woald have been if this
mover, in its passago around the sun, at
the lightning speed it has been making,
had taken tho earth in its ctursa ? T he
wicked would not have had the time to
flee to the mountains.
Quarterly Meetings
For the Wilmington District, Metho
dist E. Church, South, 1881.
(Second round.)
Wilmington, at Fifth Street, Ap'l 23-2
wiiminerton.ax Jftront street.
- Apl30, May 1
Smithville, - - May 7- 8
Brunswick, at Son, - - May 14-15
Topsail, at Herring's Chapel, May
Onslow, at Gum Branch, - May 28-29
Clinton, - - Jun 4-5
Cokesbury, r - . J une
Coharie, - nne io-i
durcn services.
Worship in tha various churches of tho
city to-morrow as follows :
ST. PAUL'S BVASGl. IUTHSBAJT CSUBCH,
Corner Sixth and Market streets, Rev. G:
D. Barnheim, i. D. pastor. Preparatory
f TCnPlffihl &t 10.3d a. in. English
w mmm M, f -
service and Communion aC 11 a. m. Sun
day School a 8 p. m. Crn htian As?c 3la
tion' at 4 p. m. English service at 8 p. m.
rjEST BAPTIST CHUKCHI
corruer of -Market and Fifth streets. Rev.
J. B. Taylor, Pastor. Sunday School at
9:30 s. m. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p.
m. Brooklyn Sunday School at 3 p. rn.
Yoarig Men's Prayer Meeting Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock. Church Prayer
Meetinj Thursday rdght at 8 o'c'c:k.
KT. JA3IE8' FASI5U,
Corner Third and Markat streets, Rsv.
A. A Hson, I) D. Uector. iiiin
cuo taT Zt i.i9:er Ajril 24 b r
htmkSu a- klnning Pra er at
11 .o'clock Sunday School at 3:30 m.
Evening Pi?' tr ai 5 o"ei..c.
FS03T 6TBSL V M. K. CHUP.CU, (SOfTH)
corner Front a ' :.vi'iut str et Rev. E.
A.Yates, D 1 , r-ustor. SHrv.c at 11
a. m. a:;d L r' i ay 6cbii at 3 p
ra., W.M. Pa:. !-' UUblUu As
sociation in ;tti i ue&iLiV evenitii after
the first and third Sualaya iu each moub.
Prayer Meeting aid Preaching Wednesday
evenings at 8 o'clock.
FIFTH 6TKEET II. E. CHUECH (SOOTH,)
on Fithi between Kun and Church
streets. Rev. T.P. Ricaud, pastor. Services
at 11 a. m, and 8 p. m. Sabbath School
at 9 a. m. Prayer Meeting Thursday ere
ning at 8 o'clock.
SECOND PSESIlYTERrAX CUTECIT,
Cor Four h aul Csmpbell struts. Rev
C. M. Payne, Taster. Services at 11 a
m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath School at 8:30
p. in. Prayer Moeiijg Wednesday at 8
p. m. Seats free.
CflBIST'S CHTJKCII (COXGCEOAAiOSAi)i
on Hon, btwtcn S;xtb and Sevnlb.
Rev. D. D. Dodge, Pasior. Vcezebmz at
11 a. m. nd 8 p. m. i astri'd Bible
CIim at '12 p.m. Prayer aiid Pxalse
Mee-Jug Wea:ieady.at 8 p.m. Sandsj
Sch ol at 3 m.t in Mentor ill Hfi.
Ficsr mEsnrrsKiAJf cauBCff,
cornT Third an i Orange streets. Rev
J. B. Wilson, D. P pastor. 8
at 11 a. n end 7:30 p. m. SiblaUi 6cboo
3 p.m. " . . . - - m
ST. PAUL'S I.FI3COPJX csuscn'
corner Fourth od Orange streets, Rer. T.
U. Ambler, Ri tor. Services at 11 a. zzu
and 70 p. m , Sunday School at 350 p.
o. Seitsfxee .
MEETiSTG of fitock
2 holders of Bellevue Cemetery will bo
helu at S o'clocK. p. m , Monday, stn
Inst., at Law Office of John D. Bellamy, Jr
on Prineess street between Front and Sec
ond streets, when the election of President
and Directors for ensuing year will take
place. All Lot owners are invited to at
tend. JNU. B. MCEACUKKiN,
ap 23 It Secretaiy.
- IT vm tog!! to rtcT cr.f.rr.Tnrm
Croa on Wofij'oa cay csd all nijccti o
fural!sats! ts!
Tas esas ef tls xrfStst Btsl alrsafQ
abatdto tat Eior.
Ooaawtnttoat apt Uwrlttsa ca cary v
omt sSAj of the ft7v
Ptrsoaalltfst mcst be avollti
Aad It b erpeeUHy aad pcrtLl&rly ta4r
stood that thd Edltat does sot always adort
ta rim ot eorrtipoadtnts, mxlta t stated
!a Um editorial olsmas.
Hex7AdTttrticcaont3
Notice
A LL PERSONS ARE aereby
r forewaried ba! ia tmt a.
harbor any of th craw of tho J
Nor. Bark A.LFKN ' Cant W. r
Pedereen. as neither the Ifactnr o
sigaees will be responsible for suel dektt.
HEU)E & CO.,
ap!31-6t Coasigaces. "
Eacte rjlillinory ! -Fine
Qelection !
'HOIGESX7UTER9 td Ittfst rylt
and shapes In Hats and Bonnets. Latest
styles in Hair Goods, v "
apl l2-3mdw
MISS E. STARRER,
No. 6 South Front lU
Do You Want An
We Offer :
-i - AA B.bls Good FLOUR,
1UUU
gQQ Bags COFFEE,
"I ff Hhds New Orleans
1UU MOLASSES,
JQQ Ilhds and Bbls Cuba do
300 Bales HJLY'
2000 Dusbe1s WHITE corn
HALL & PEAESALL.
apl n .
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS HAVING
OLD STYLE MAGNET CALL BOXES.
TN CALLING THE CENTRAL OFFICE
DO NOT wait to be answered by a ring of
the hell hut listen at the rnone as soon
as you have called. ...
Whm vnu are called take the Phone from
its hook and 6peak through the transmitter
immediately.
DO NOT answer a call by ringing your
bell.
These directions if followed will enable
the Central Oflice to make connections
more promptly and save time to subscribers.
apl 22- W. H. STERLING, Mgr.
Family Bibles.
NEW f-UPPLf
I
Jatt received'at
HEINSBERGER'S.
Origan?
NdIUUNTa OF THE BE3THAKD
always on baad, and sold oa taiy IattaU
neats. Croquet and Haxamoeks. Lars
Stock Books aad Stationery always os
hand at low prices.
Yates' Boot Store.
apl 18
SPflltlG GOODS S
A
Croquet Sets,
TJAMK0CK8,
apl 21
Blank Books,
Jart reocived at
HEINSBEBOEB'S.
Live Book and Maiio Store
BED CEDAR PACKING CHESTS,
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
BRACKETS, MOULDING, LUMBER, Ac
ALL SIZES WINDOW GLASS,
AT
ALTAFFEB, PRICE & CO'S.
Factory: Office:
Foot Walnut eL Nutt, near Red Cross'st
apl 11
SEEDS THAT SURPRISE!
THE FAHMEB8 MBOITAirZA.w
Maxixe, a new vegetable from 8. A., dlfffertne
from anything ever frown here. deUciooa raw or
cooked. Seed sen! b&mall 20 eta. paper. oya
Bean of Japan, balfbean Half pea. aaid by Chem
ists to be the richest human food known. .Fine
fodder plant, also. Seed. 15 eta. s pap
Queen Watermelon, lost Imported. largest variety
ever arown in U. 8.. firm, luacloua, crisp and
aifiryYbSt to keep or ship, 25 cts. a papcro fOT
wLs, 6 papers for f 1. Very carc- ,9
Maakmelon. largest known, 2 to 3 feet ong-flne
miallty. early and proUSc, if eta. a Pr- Climax
tomato, richest flavor, early, pror solid -dd-eqnaled
In every war, 15 eta. a paper. W hlte Egyp
tian Corn (from the Nile), fields immensely
In the Sooth where other corn fails. Uneqealed
for table or stock, 20 eta. a paper. 75 eta. a pound.
Teoelnte. one plant feeds a cow two days: 10 to 12 ft.
high. 15 eta. a paper. Cuzco Corn, grains 1 In. long,
In. broad. Seed will bring fabnlooa prices. 15 cts.
a paper. All the above sent for 1, 3 of each for 2.
Address C. RfilLBEBT CO- Allait,
rteference: Hon. W. L. Calhoun, Mayor of
Att&bta.
fob 28-lawsat-wly
ELEGANT JEWELRY CHEAP.
To Introduce our new styles and influence trade
we make the following unparalleled offer for a
abort time : "The Berlin Packet contains a gold
plated watch chain, agate shawl pin, lady's ele-
fant set jewelry, sea bean cuff buttons, coral neck
ace, set of agate studs, gold plate band ring, collar
button, key ring-, pocket book, imitation silk
handkerchief, pen, pencU, comic envelope and
vial tine card. All these rnailK! to you for 35c. in
stamps; 4 packets for l.UO. Tiie lot can be re
ta lied at from $2tot5.00.
The Royal Casket contains one superb amethyst
ring, elegant coral brouch set in box, fancy neck
lace, coral sleeve buttons, engraved gold plate
bracelets, rose scarf pin, gold plated lady s set, gold
nlaf e sleeve buttons, bea vv raid plate studa. lovely
cameo scarf pin, irenuine Parisian diamond stud.
Maltese crots with P. diamond center, beaatlful
tot sleeve buttons, plated collar button, piatea
fink watch chiio, plain gold plate ring, nobby
cameo rior. Maltese ear-rings with P. diamond
settings, gents full comb, amethyst set, lady's
roll piatea set wiw woiie siooe sevuuga. j ua
cameo scarf pin. eng. gold plate sleeve buttons.
Th. vhniA of this maeniffcent collection sent
This lot
Address,
Tm atlawta GLftBBsava: - This company la
peifectJy reliable, and the ituooQl they give for
your mogey is astounding."
fe l5-dUwsiWwly"S5ZH3 f' - T .
: ESLCIwE ASD CEVtLC? TEE FCTJ2.
If shrank wholly or la part from nature or dis
ease. Advice free. Describe case and send i' amp
to P. De L. Co. Atlanta,Ga. No horn bar. llirV
est Rf5,rt3C - Corrrrraicc?? eozi::c:iil, . ,
K DUBING THIS SEASOW, Tihta
it is exceedingly difficult for hsnsdi.
keepers to find anything csifchlo
for their table, I haTe on hand njv
on the arrival of each Stcancr a
frill supply of
VECETABLEC
and
of every kind, freah frosa the
Northern Markits
All would do well
To Call and Examine,
Also, by each Steamer a fall
4BPply of
STAPLE AD:FAnillACIC'J3
GOODS,
Always Fresh and Sweet
I guarantee All goods sold by &o
and take back whatever doe3 net
suit.
All goods sold at Ion est prices
JNO, I, BOATlVniGIITo
IVos. 1 1 & 18JN. Front Ot
apl is; :
JOB PMfflriS !
AT THE
LOWEST. PBICE0 !
ASCERTAIN L1Y P01CES 0EF0SE
HAVinQ YOUR POIUTinO
DONE ELSEVIinilE!
SatisfactionGuaranteed I
jp annuo CA&zjxjLLT ixccurco
or prcu redilax n fti drycsd teal
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