THIS PIPES
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if' -c. nm month. 60 oeati.
m i hi u
: ti is- One montn, ou oen
-oitln ' . jKw.red bv carri
earrierf,
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p . many putof the city, at
the
"LritM low and liberal
iiffrM .,, i r ecort any
and
tneir papers regularly,
THE GREAT
sin
hckuhi, Soreness of iho Chest,
'tout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, S well
has and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Genera Bod7
Pains,
fotfi, Ear and Headache, Frosted
and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
So Prprtion on earth equals St. Jacobs Oil
u$afe, sure, simple and cheap External
Li, A trial ntail8 but the comparatively
riiai ootUy of 50 Cents, and every ono enffer
hllth ptia can hare cheap and positive proof
rfilicluni.
Knctiou in Keren Languages.
KL9 BT AIL DRUGGISTS AJTD DEALEK3
IU MEDICINE.
A.V0GELER & CO.,
Halt imorc, Md., V. 3. A
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LACES !
BLACK AND CREAM.
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New Dress Coeds
IN NOVELTIES.
A Large Assortment.
AH just in and the prices will De found
tttiafactory.
Clearhag.out a lot of Ladies' Underwear
chup.
Summer Silks,
Good Styles, very cheap.
R. M. Mclntire.
jue 10
JOE PEWS
IKTBILPJ
1IC BITT
news
UHttrtrM: rvA RHEUMATISM,
fe Crnic Biious Colic
fctHi-u of Eruptions and Skin DiRPas-
kk"p5S5 2 rand Purifier of the blood
pr0Yen telf unequaUed .
h 1 Toic aad Blood Purifier it is
Surpassed
Wv n th, 1879. 'r
S?l7?er Madam: I think
PSfK best that 18 now before
PtteMfi . 01 Dlood diseases. I
ifloiSS?eilceI?lt believe that
clai?. . for it. I have
itfo fiTXu "lcYSeitae condition of
Stokes, before he onmm
Sofand 1 seeTouha
SJ-VGodi! Is cured. Goon,
Srthe SZ i i- m Jour efforts to
?toKSL22dltlon of mankind, and
.n 71" cOmfort. ti,1 v i -J
our8 respectf uliv s J
Mfom . Dr- W. n. Barker
cj w testlmoniai of lemarkable
fe1"' J?er Person, Pranklin-
jrmay 4-djtw-uac
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VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
N W Schknck, D Knights of Honor
Heinsbergek Blank Book?, Stationery
C W Yates Liberal Offers
Mr. John F. Garrell lost a valuable
mule on yesterday from colic.
B careful how U eat Qoumbers. They
will W up, O U lovers of good thing?.
Knights of H nor meet to morrow
night for the purpose of conferring de
gTees.
' The "tool .s re! I iu June" is evidently
upon U5. It only left its, by the way,
a week er so bi-
Fine r-ii s visiied u before "d y this
morning and this hn.U:on, hnt jet we
have not had too much.
Mr. John F.. Garrell has come to the
front with a cotton bloom plucked from
his field at Sans Souci.
Why don't somtbosy get up a rowing
race on the river? What has become of
the boats' crews of last seasou?
Beautify your homes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
anted. Sold only at Jacobi's. f
A colored man, a workman at Mr. J.
W. Taylor's gaw mill, had two of his
fingers cut off by a buzz saw a few days
ago.
Mr. Henry II. Heide has recently re
ceived from the north one of the pret
tiest clinker-built row-boats we have
ever seen.
The carcasses of the three horses and
the mule which were burnt to death in the
fire last night were sent out of the city
this morning by 8 o'clock by Health
Officer James.
Don't forget the excursion to-morrow
of St. Thomas' Sunday School. The
Passport is in fine trim and the commit
tee are determined to have every thing
pass off pleasantly.
This afternoon Andrew Merrick, col
ored, fell backwards off of a loaded dray
which he was driving
on Chestnut, be"
tween Water and Front streets.
It is
thought he had a fit
ly cut by the fall.
H is head was bad.
Decline of Man.
Impotence of mind, limb, or vital func
tion, nervous weakness, sexual debility
&c, cured by Wells' Health Renewer.
$1. At Druggists. Depot Jas. O. Munds.
The Signal Service telegraph wires are
down between here and Smithville, and
North and South of us. Repairers have
started"-out in search of the break and
will have them in working order again
by to-morrow.
Mr. W. J. Mott last a fine horse at
the'JSbund on yesterday. He drove the
animal down in the morning but very
soon after arriving the horse laid down
and died. The' supposed cause is not
fast driving but excessive heat.
Call at Jacobi's for Garden Hoes and
Rakes, Shovels, Spades, Axes, &c. There
you have the lowest prices. t
It is indeed gratifying to us to know
that the charity excursion given for the
benefit of the, Oxford Orphan Asylum,
by St. John's Lodge of Masons, down the
river on the steamer Passport on yester
day, was well patronized and that the
committee realized handsomely from the
laudable object.
The campaign waxes warm. The Pro
hibitionists in this city have issued a
pat. little naner entitled . Our
.w.j - f r
Btghtsno refer'rence toCivilRights here)
and will continue to issue it weekly un
til August 1st, while their opponents
respond with a half-sheet, filled with po
tent arguments, some of which are ex
tracts from the columns of the ktar.
Our days of Rheumatism, according
to an Illinois exchange, are well nign
nnmbered. St. Jacobs Oil enters a
rheumatic territory and conquers every
subject. 1 cat's ngnt.
-
Cut by his Axe.
A colored man,an axeman in the Cape
Fear Steam Fire Engine Company, had
his hand badly cut with an axe at the
fire last night. The accident was caused
by the falling side of one of the cow
sheds striking his axe and throwing it
with force against his hand. He imme-
- w
diately received medical attention.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash. Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&c You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. t
T"
The Gounod Club.
Oar visitors seemed to enjoy the day
at the Sound on yesterday. They vis
ited the beach and took a sail on the
bay, anlolled under the old oaks of
Wrightsve, which have been for years
silentwitOaJs of such merriment. The
dinner-prepared by Mrs. Cameron for
her guests was rich in Sound fare, and
wus served in a very tempting manner.
Last evening the ball at Ger mania Hall,
given complimentary to the Club, was
well attended. Notwithstanding the fa
tigue of traveling and a day's frolic on
the Sound, the ladies looked as fresh, and
rretty as possible, and the gentlemen
their handsomest. The dancing was kept
up to a late hour. Most of the Club
returned to their homes to-day, and, let
us trust, carrying with them pleasant
recollectins"'of their visit to cur city.
If they enjoyed themselves to the extent
of the wishes of our citizens, we are
content.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black-
fish Hooks and Lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at Jacobi's. t
The Fire Last Sight.
Ihe alarm of fire last night, about 10
o'clock, was caused by the burning of
some stables in the Fifth Fire District,
owned by Mr. W. P. Oldham, and occu
pied by himself and Mr. J. C. Steven
son, ihe nre onerinated m a small
wooden building in the rear of the
"Scandinavian Saloon," onJWater street,
between Dock and Orange, and soon
communicated with the stables and sheds
used by Messrs. Oldham and Stevenson.
Mr. Stevenson lost two valuable horses,
two delivery wagons, a buggy, dray and
harness. His loss is estimated at about
$550, on which there was no insurance.
Mr. Oldham lost a mule, cart and har-
ness. ihree cows, a stallion and a mule.
the.'property of Mr. Oldham, were also in
the stables, but were driven out. Mr
Oldham's loss is about $450, on which
he had no insurance.
The window sills and eaves of the ice
house of Mr. Jno. E. Lippitt caught fire
but the flames were , extinguished before
much damage was done. The Are de
partment were promptly at the scene of
conflagration but the alarm bell was not
rung for fifteen minutes after the alarm
was given,- in fact the engines were on
the spot and the hose unreeled before
the bell was rung and one of them was
playing on the fire when the bell was
first tapped.
Pender County Registrars.
A t an adjourned meeting of the Board
of Commissioners of Pender county, held
in Burgaw June 21, to appoint Regis
trars and Inspectors of an election to be
held on Thursday, the 4th day of Au
gust, 1881, the following persons were
appointed Registrars :
Caintuck J. J. Pridgen.
Caswell Jos. Thompson.
Columbia J. F. Johnson.
Grant :R. K. Bryan.
Holden R. N. Bloodworth.
Holly J. J. Player.
Lincoln Cad Robinson.
Rocky Point T. Hodges.
Union D. W. Rivenbark.
The Board of County Commissioners
issued the following notice : i
The Registration Books, in the hands
of Registrars, will be kept npen ifor re
vision from the 36th day of June,1 1881,
until and including the day proceeding
the day of election ; and the election
will be conducted in all respects accord
ing to chapter 275, Laws of 1876- 77 as
amended by chapter 152 Laws of 1879,
and the rettrns will be made to the
Board of County Canvassers.
Persons entitled by law to vote who
shall have resided for twelve months in
the State and for ninety days in the
county, and who shall be on electioa day
actual residents of any precinct will be
entitled to register and vote.
Those who shall have arrived at the
age of 2 1 years since November 2d, 1880,
will have to register; and all those who
shall have removed from one precinct to
another since that date will have to reg
ister anew. J Persons who registered for
the November election, 1880, and have
since changed precinct, must, upon pre
senting themselves for registration, pro
duce a certificate from the registrar stat
ing that their names have been erased
from his book.
The election shall be held to take the
sense of the electors upon the question
of prohibition; those desiring prohibition
shall vote a printed or written ticket
with the words "For Prohibition" on it;
those opposed to prohibition shall vote a
printed or written ticket with the words
"Against Prohibition ' on it.
Study your interest. You can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Jacosi's. t
KEYIEW.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 183 bales.
Some few of the Charlotte gentlemen
remain over in the city.
Steamship Regulator, Capt. Doane,
arrived here to-day from New York.
Emma William3, colored, charged with
disorderly conduct, was sent to the City
Prison this morning .for five days by his
Honor Mayor Smith, in default of the
payment of a $2.50 fine.
The heavy rain of last night and to
day extended well up the road. Corn
and potatoes were suffering much for the
want of it but it is feared that the cotton
crop will be somewhat damaged by the
heavy rainfall.
At 3 o'clock to day the thermometer
in this office registered 78 degrees, scant,
wo degrees'above summer heat. At the
same time yesterday it registered 03, a
difference of 15 degrees in the tempera
ture tn 24 hours.
The foreign exports to day foot up
118..495 feet lumber, and 39,400 shingles,
per schooner Walter EPalmer, for
Port-au-Prince, and 187,916 feet lumber,
per N or. brig Gazellen, for Pernambuco,
both cargoes shipped by Messrs. E. Kid
der & Sons.
New Hanover bar is represented at
Pender Court by Messrs. McRae, De
vane, Cutlar. Holmes, Moore, M. Bel
lamy, J. D. Bellamy, Jr., Strange, Dar.
by and W. B. McKoy; Duplin by
Messss. Stanford and Powell; Sampson
by Messrs. Boykin and the Kerr broth
ers; Onslow by Nixon and Pender by
Williams, Bland and Ramsay. The State
is represented by Solicitor Swift Gallo
way, of Greene county.
What's in a Name?
We learn that a slight question arose
in PenderSuperior Court yesterday
whether the legal name of the county
seat was Burgaw or Stanford, which
puzzled some of the lawyers so that they
were fain to withdraw from the court
room and take observations of the
surrounding country to see and de
termine what town they were in. This
fact mast be taken in all seriousness ; no
smiles peraissable.
We Would Like to See.
The Charlottese again.
A railroad to the Sound.
Aline of steamers to Baltimore.
A first-class hotel at Smithville.
The police force get better wages.
Our subscribers pay up their back
dues.
The railroads give excursion rates to
this city.
The site of the old market paved and
improved.
The Summer utiifoims promised the
police force.
The market bill decided by the Su
preme Court.
More cotton factories and other indus
tries in this city.
A yacht or rowing race on the riye r
opposite the city.
More interest taken in the Ladies'
Benevolent Association.
A volunteer fire department better
than ours. But we won't not m this
country.
Twenty.five feet of water on the bar
and a little more oh the shoals between
here and Faye tteville.
To Prevent Sunstroke.
The following hint3 for the prevention
of sunstroke? are given by Dr. Edward
C. Mann, of New York, in an article
npon this subject in one of the medical
journals: To avoid sun stroke, exercise
in excessively hot weather should be
very moderate; the clothing should be
thin and loose, and an abundance of cold
water should be dra ck. AVorkmea and
soldiers should understand that as soon
as they cease to perspire, while working
or marching in the hot sun, they are in
danger of sunstroke, and they should
immediately drink water freely and copi
ously to afford matter for cutaneous
transpiration, and also keep the skin
and clothing wet with water.
Business Enterprise In Toledo, Ohio
In the May distribution of the Louis'
ana State Lottery there were thirty o
more lucky ticket holders in that city
One ticket, No. 31,414, obtained from
M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La., by
mail, brought for the $2 sent by Mr.
Fred. Schroeder, No. 836 Michigan sL,
and A. D. Riffel, of the Vienna Bakery,
No. 333 Broadway, a, prize of $5,000.
. ltdiw
22. 1881 NO . 147
Mr. Editor: .
If you have any irificecce with the
city authorities, the writer of ibis (for
ODe) will be very much obliged if you
will induce them to take some steps to
abate the intolerable nuisance caused by
crowds of idle people gathering on the
pidewalks, and preventing quiet citizecs
from passing without turning into the
streeta or forcing their way through what
is often a. filthy and offensive mass of
humanity. Such obstructions are not
permitted in better regniated cities, and
observation prores that they are i ot
even noticed by our policemen.
While on the subject of nuisances, an
other may be mentioned, viz the man
ner in which awning3 are constructed
and goods of all kinds allowed to be sus
pended over the sidewalks hanging ?o
low that a person of ordinary height
cacnot pass under them without stooping,
and the use of an umbrella is out of the
question I
There are other permitted nuisances
which might be referred to in this con
nection, such as cattle and hogs being at
large in the streets especially on Sun
days and during the night but the
above will do for the uref-eut.
One Subscribes.
If any Header
feels tired, ha3 a severe headache or loss
of appetite, it means that something is
the matter with the kidneys which War
ner's Safe Kiduev and Liver Cure alone
can Help.
Now Advyrtl&er.icntt;
CAROLINA LODGE No. '434,
IC nights of Hon
i a
EMERGENT MEETING FOR THE
purpose of Conferring Degrees will be fceld
to-morrow (Thursday) evening, ati o'clock.
By order N. W SCHENCK,' Dictator.
GEO. N, HARRISS, Reporter, je 22-lt
Blank Books, Stationery,
ND EVRY A2TICLS ia tis lHe.nc
ceisarj to carry on any bs'isesg, Mercantile
or otherwise, c 8ii be f-utd at pi ices o szi
the times, af nZI53BF.r.2:CL'3.
-Pianos .and Orgai
euperkr to.avy ir t!:e mvrkct, .
i'or s iJc at
is 1
Live Boot nad Xcvio Htcre
To Smithville and ihe
Forts !
St, Horns' SaMay Sciieoi ExonrsB,
THURSDAY, JUNE" 23, ISM.
BOAT TO LEAVE THE WJIAUF, foot
of Market street, at 0 A. M.
Music and Relresliinents.
Family Tickets, $1. Single Tickets ;"() ct3
Tickets for sale bv Mess; s. D. O'OON
OR, L.BROWN and J. II. McGARITY.
je 21-2t
100,000 Brick
9
F
OR
SALE-
HARD AND SOFT,
IN LOTS TO SUIT
At Lowest Catii Figures,
At the Ccal Yar J
J A SPRINGER.
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3;iniii hud EJItors
Largest circulation, Cheapest HabEOfip
ttea Pries, Jxwef t ACYtrthicz Hates.
?3y liuily circ;lti'-'n cott ever 4.00",
-Tfce'ontf alternooa parerln KIchanad. 0
isGb3pf iptioa prisa Daiiy, .i-) p?r:
nam; Weklv, fi cer anauia.
r$nd f"r fr-eci a-i 1 f.- des 7 .
For til e Sound.
THE WAGONETTE will . 3:ave f'rmr
Second and Princess Street. EVERY
EVENING, (except fcundayt). FO'I THE
SOUND, at C o'clock, Jieru'riiin:? l;;ive 1 he
Sound ia the momiu, sx 7 o'elctk. Fan-,
50 certs each war.
.je-17-lw T. J. SOUTIirjlL ND.
Good
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Fcr aU Ijxr by
Hal! & Pearsa!!.
rLSAfissoncs.
win tw rtIrt ecantsfciScsi
fctn ozi fxLndi ca taj sad til r&ssis o
of Ql wzttu vxtMt alwan bo ttx
n!&ed &o Editor. t
LOocadaoai azsi U wriUatca oal
ous eiia of tho pap
FroaaIltiai nut bo avoided
And i: Li especially aad psrtiottlarly ca4r
rt3 Cut the Edit doe. not altrayi eadort
the views ot correspondent!, ulesa to ttat
bi tie editorial eohrona, .
Ke w Advertisements.
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Snow White Bread
and
SEAUTiFUL ROLLS ,
AND BI3CU1TS
will bo guaranteed if yon usa Uie
celebrated .
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It lias taken the first prize over all
other Flours. ,
At almost every National Exposi
tion held during tho past
five years.
For E?.Ie only in Barrels and Half
Barrels, by
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE. SEVENTH GRAND DIS
TRIBUTION, CLASS G, AT NEW OR
LEANS, TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1631 184th
Monthly Drawing.
mm State Lottery Coipaiiy.
Incorporated la 18GS for 25 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable,
pirrposcs with a capital of $1.000,600 to
which a reserve fund of over $120,000 ha
Eince been added. . '
By an overwhelming popular vote Ha
franchise was made a part of the present '
State Constitution adopted December 2d,
A.D., 1379. I
Its Grand Single Numbe DrawESGS
will take place! monthly.. "
It never scales or postpones.
Look at the following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE $30,000. ''
100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
EACH, HALF-TICKETS, ONE Dollar.
LIST OF PRIZES.
1 Capital Prize - - - $30,000
1 Capital Prize - - - 10,000
1 Capital Prize - - 5,000
2 Prizes of ?2,500 - - - 5,000.
5 Prizes of 1 000 . - 5,000
20P12C3 of 500 - - . - 10,000
30s) Prizes of 100 - - - 10,000 -2i)0
Prizes of 50- . - - 10,000
.500 Piizes cf 20- - - 10,000
10OO Prizes of 10 - - - 10,000
APPROXIIIATION PRIZES,
ir Approximation Prizes of $3002,700
0 Approximation Prizes of 1001,800
9 Approximation Prizes of 100 900
Prizes, amounting to - - $110,400
IWjnsiLlecorreFponding agents wanted ;
at all points, to whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
lor further information, write clearly,
gi in z 1 ul i address. Send order by express
or Registered Letter, or Money Order by
by uviii, addressed o.vly to
M. A. OAUPni5
Nw Urlani. La' ,
or r.I. A. PAUPlllit
No. 212 D road way, New Tore
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawing
are under the supervision and management
of GENLR2L3 (. T. BEAUREGARD aad
JUBAL A. EARLY.
ja ;i-v7cd-sit-lwww '
Liberal Offers
A iiA.DE TO TH03S ia watt of Book,
Tzs$j Gocdi, Jtc., Ai, Drop
15 &zi lock trotzd. 5o trouble to ihow
Qd jis aid amwerqaKtioss. 8;edal attca
tics U called to tha fict that I 13 ccYrisz
better t;ra:i oa ttrljily first cla-j Fiaioj aad
C. W. Yates' Hook Store,
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