1EI3 .PAPER.
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' ... u. month. 50 : Thre
r' . , .l i5; ae month, 60 cents,
lr t delivered bj carrier,
-T- rtuh or 13 cents per wi.
lTrtiHrrteflowMidUbeMl
jrStteriber will pleaae report any and
I VaTarM to recede their papers regularly.
dvprtisements.
THE GREAT
FOR
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia, Sc'atica, Lumhcgo,
fociacho, Scjonecsjof :!te Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Scro 7!.;oat,$well
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General 3odify
Pains,
Tooih, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feei and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
K Preparation on earth equali St. Jacobs Oil.
taftt sure, rimjJe and cheap External
XMnaiT. A trial enUila but the comparatively
thiior ootla of 50 Cwita, and every one nffer
isf with pain can hayo cheap and positive proof
C itidaima
Pirtcttonf in Haven Language.
BOLD BI ALL DRUGGISTS AHD DEALERS
15 MEDICISE. .:
A. V0GELER & CO., 1
Baltimore, McL, V.S.JL,.
wrillWsMiae to
EXTRAORDINARY
Inducement ill be offered for TEN
DAYS, la remaining stock on hand of
Brussels Carpets.
Some twelve or fifteen stylefc.
Uj object is to realize on these goods, and
it the low price to he named, CASH
DOWN will he required.
Mattin&fs,
White and Colored) very cheap.
I
1M CURTAINS,
Lambrequins, &c.
Respectfully,
R. M. TJlclntire.
Uf
MRS, JOE PERSON'S
REMEDY FOR '
SCROFULA
NEVER FAILS. "
It WiU Curt if Fairly TetteJ.
It gire me much pleasure to be able to
jjute that I hate derived an, effectual cure of
scrofula from the use of Mrs. Joe Person's
roaedj for that disease. I had suffered
won i Scrofula for more than three years,
d had despaired of ever getting well. I
w treated during that time by three very
aaaeat physicians, without any good result,
wea went to the National Surgical Insti
atAUanta, Ga., and was treated there
than two months, with no better re
sult tfcaa ray family physicians met with.
ftr maraing from the Institute, I was
twuded to try Mrs. Person's remedy, and
had not used it more than a week before I
covered its curative and healing proper
My sores soon began to hea, and the
r0 of my skin changed as fast as the sores
Ied. 1 had not thought of ever getting
' rj lia, but my hopes increased, my low
PWtedneaafied before th remedy, and I
oow enjoying splendid health and am in
eplrita- The remedy is mild as a pur
nd a strong tonic : it wUi heal the
t stubborn sore ia three weeks if taken
rly. It is my opinion that it should
tn some time after the sore is healed,
"move the cause of its effects. It should
ilrea "RArlj by all means, for I have
(jSD1 Qrl iQ All cases found that the J
-wreadyrnade would commence to re-1
Sill
kC0 Qd for this alone it should be
ralarly until an effectual cure Is
llrttr.eted Nothing should prevent regu
jZfJJ ' the use of the remedy and it should
n at the proper time. I would re
l!Ddto all who are suffering from
oWii.1 it. It will aurely cure you
11 r test. , I spea.k from expe
(ur,1, nok from hearsay. I am a grate
iai tpittt of from the use of it and
Spader many and lasting obligations to
Uf"tt for the great relief I have ob
from iu use. - 8ufferers, try it and be
toJ dvice I am, respectfully,
7?U N. C. JAilES a!mORI&.
eap lUlnP for testimonial of remarkable
tJPa by Mrm. Joe Person, Franklin
N.C. iJyWaw-mac
VOL. V . WILMINGTON. N. C, SATURDAY, AUGUST
LOCAL NEWS.
. " New Advektisemexts.
M Judge "-Removal
C VV Yates Your Inieret-t
" IIejnsbskgeic ATiuirougli Cot.vktioii
; f ; " 1 7 ,
Pointed naiala, laced behind, are rr
vived.: The reveuue cutter Colfax is id -port
for supplies.
Nointerment8 in Oakdale Cemetery
daring the week. . ; . '
Carpets are bought by tlie yard but
worn -4if 'the i'foot.
Oolj three childrea interred in Pine
Forest daring the past week.
. Most approptiate duster for a bald
headed man mohair of course.
Religious summer resorts are never
over crowded with good looking girls.
- Only one interment in Bellerue ceme
tery during the week, that of an adult,
Can-a young lady who is everlastingly
knitting her eyebrows, be call industri
ous? InGermany there are 1,000,000 sur
plus women, and in England there are
20,000 surpliced men.
. Hon. J. B. Batchelor and wif?, of Ral
eigh, are on a visit to their daughter,
Mrs. Harry Loeb, in this city.
. Will tlie majority against prohibition
follow the example of the thermometer
and get up among the nineties ?
Spirits turpentine is booming to-day
Sales 1,000 casks at 42 cents. Some
body's paying for the whistle.
Young ! if you intend to be the "arch
itect of your-owu fortune," be very care
ful about the foundation walls and the
ground plan.
Study your interest. You can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Jacobi's. f
The Register of Deeds issued three
marriage licenses, all to colored couples,
during the weelf. T"-
.Too mrich ice water is said by physicaus
to be greatly, deleterious, but with such
weather as we have how can one
abstain , '
It has been discovered that cats can't
live at a greater elevation than 13.000
feet, therefore back sheds should be built
13,500 feet high.
The Grand Jury have indicted the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen for per
mitting a nuisance in the matter of the
market carts on the public streets. ;
A handsome man or a handsome woman
If not improved by a shabby or slattern
ly attire; so the best abilities are shown
to a disadvantage through a style marked
bj illiteracies.
' : &?autify your homes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
anted. Sold only at Jacobi's. t
There is no place like home .especially if
it is the home of a pretty girl, where they
keep a good fire during - cold weather in
the parlor, and turn the gas down low
to" save expenses.
The 'receipts ot spirit' turpentine in
this market to-day were unusually large,
over one thousand casks being the quan
tity received, as posted on the boards at
the Produce Exchange.
v A party of jubilant and oh-be-joyful
Asti's were out on the streets on their
own hook last night. They had a band,
several torch lamps and a. flag, and were
serenading the leading Anti-Prohibi
tionists.
Mr. M. Judge, merchant tailor, has re
moved to the basement of the old Na
tional Bank buildiug. His present es
tablishment has been fitted up expressly
for him. He guarantees satisfaction in
every instance.
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. 1 t
Themoraetrlcal.
The following temperatures to day, at
3 o'clock, are reported or the weather
bulletin issued this afternoon: .
Cedar Keys, 84; Key West, 80; Punta
Rassa, 87 j Jacksonville, 85 ; Havana,
84; Savannah, 87 ; Charleston, 87 ; Char
lotte, 89 ; Augusta, 90 ; Montgomery,
8S; PensacoJa, 78; Atlanta, 82; New
Orleans, 81 ; Corsicana, 97 ; Galveston
11
1
Wei! Wetter!! Wettest!! !" We Should
Smile."
Raleigh, Acq 6th. 188 L.
(special to bailt he view.)
Up ta this date at 3 P. M. the major?,
ty against prohibition .in forty, nine
counties is near sixty thousand.' Every
ouuty beard from has gone against the
bill.
Wake official,' four thousand one hun
dred and 6ftj-oiie. against prohibition.
' 'T - i .nil
' A hC and sufe -means of restoring the
yputhfuixjipr.pttbe,,hah' is furnished by
Farker-'s Hnir Balsam, which is deserv
ed ly popular fora its- superior cleanli
ness. On ibe pacific Coast.
The officers and crew of the
ship Tuscarora, on the Pacific
of which our townsman Major
U. S.
Coast,
C. P.
Bolles was draughtsman, has been trans
ferred to the U.S. steamer Eanger
The Sa Diego Union says the Ranger
is an iron ship with all th e modern im
provements for the comfort and conveni
ence of the officers and crew. The short
cruise she has just made was a very pleas,
sant and interesting one. Those on
board had opportunities of seeing the
Pearl Fisheries of the California Gulf
and coast of Mexico, and the great salt
bed on Carman Island.
Call at Jacobi's for Garden Hoes and
Rakes, Shovels, Spades, Axes, &c. There
y6u have the lowest prices. t
A Cat on the Bail.
G. P. Rourk, mail agent between this
cityand Richmond, has a cat which he
pets a great deal at his home and which
always stays around the house. On
Thursday morning, Rourk left home to
make his run and the cat followed him
to the car, on seeing her in the car he put
her out and supposed he had left her be
hind. Whence arrived at Weldon he
discovered the cat on the truck of the
car, having ridden all the way, a distance
of 162 miles, in that position. She was
taken off and provided with more com
fortable qoarters.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black-
fish nooks and Lines. A full assor:
ment and lowest prices at J acobi's. f
The Planets In Aucnst.
Daring August Saturn, Neptune (in
visible to the naked eye), Jupiter,
Mars, Venus, and Mercmry are morning
stars, and Uranus the sole evening star
The Ausrust moon fulls on the 9th. For
nearly the first half of the month Saturn
Jupiter, Mars, Venus, and Mercury
rising in the order named will wend
their way among the stars between mid
night and 4 o'clock. When Mercury
is lost in the sun's bright rays the moon
takes on her wondrous rote, and, paying
her respects inturn to Saturn, J upiter,
and Mars,cxwpetes the show on the 20th,
as she hatfgs:sBirby side with Venus
fairest of the stars.
. TerriDie Loss ofLlfe-
Millions,of ; rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs,
roaches, lose their lives by collision with
"Rough on Rats." Sold by druggists,
15c. ' - . - '
Fashion Hotel.
Bustles increase in size.
Overdresses are shirred from belt to
knee.
Small Roman pearls are braided in the
hair with fine effect.
Seersucker dresses, trimmed with white
Hamburg, have long-waisted jackets and
very short, highly draped overskirt, also
trimmed with the embroidery.
For white dresses the fichu is almost
indispensable, unless the throat is finish
ed with a high ruff ; then it is cut in an
oblong but very narrow surplice to the
waist belt. ,
Cord trimmings on polonaises and
overskirts are replaced by loops, which
sometimes" extend down the whole length
of the skirt, beginning under a large
butterfly bow.
Little frocks of scarlet surah with
overdresses of English embroidery are
worn by small toddlers just able to stand
on their feet. The sash is tied very low,
and is run through slits in the gown.
A very handsome fabric designed for a
wedding costume is heavy white satin,
covered with raised Itaves and flowers
while through the whole design are wheat
heads woven of threads of pure gold.
The price asked for this fabric is $45 a
yard. . .
Caurrh of the Bladder.
Stinging, smarting irritation of the
urinary passages, .diseased : discharges,
cared bjBuchttpsiba. Draggists. Dept
Jas.C.Uanc&
AOILIDIY AT KLST0.
Laying the Corne? Stone and Unvell
ing the Monument Erected to the
Meraorr or North Carolina'' First
Governor, Diehard Cas well-Crops
and the Business Outlook The
Beautiful Town ofCinstun.
Kixstox, N. C, Aug. 4th, 1831.
Mr. Editor:
Yesterday "was a d&y long . to be re
membered, not only by the hospitable
people of this 4 beauti fu 1 1 town, but by
ejrery one present from various parts
tf v 7-th- State.- On the eveninsr
of the 2nd inst., the train from
Goldsboro brought in His Excel
lency, Gov. Jar vis, and staff. The Ral
eigh Light Infantry acted as the escort
of B is Excellency from Raleigh to this
place. In addition to these on the same
train, were Col, Wm. L. Saunders, Sec
retary of State, Col. J. McLeod Tomer,
General B. C. Manly and many
others too numerous to mention.
At night the Kinston and Raleigh
bands with an immense concourse of
citizens and the two military companies
repaired to the quarters of His Excellen
cy and gave him a serenade, as soon as
music ceased, loud calls were sent up for
Jarvis. When he appeared and made a
most admirable address, thanking them
for the distinguished honor done him.
THE GALA DAY. '
From early dawn on the 3rd until mid
day- thousands upon thousands were
pouring in from every direction by rail
road, and buggies, wagons,, carts, carri
ages, and thousands on foot. The crowd
has been variously estimated at from 6,
000 to 10,000. My own judgment is that
there was at least 7,000 present, but I
think that was the outside figure.
About half-past 11 o'clock the proces
sion was formed by the Chief Marshal,
Col. ,W. W. Carraway, assisted by his
Marshals, in the following order in front
of Nunns Hotel :
Kinston Rifles, Newbern Grays, Elm
City Rifles, Raleigh Light Infantry and
Goldsboro Rifles, the whole under com
mand of Col. J. D. Hancock, as Colonel,
with Gen. B. C. Manly a3 Brigade Com
mander. After the military, came the
Grand Lodge of Masons - and Masonic
Fraternity, the Governor and his staff,
in carriages ; the Orator, Hon. Z. B.
Vance,1 and E. F. Cox, President of the
Caswell JMemorial Association : State
officers, Col: W. L. Saunders, Secretary
of State, and Col.Th.os. ELenan, Atton-
ney-General, in carriages t members of
Congress; members of the officers of the
U. S. revenue cutter Colax in carriages;
J udiciary and members of Legislature in
carriagesj'members of the Caswell Asso
ciation; other civic organizations; citi
zens generally. ; .
- xi was a very imposing ana large pro j
cession. There, were three fine brass
bands, one from New Berne, one from
Kinston and one from Goldsboro. Al
rendered most excellent music, and while
it was difficult to say which was the best,
I must in all candor eay the New Berne
Cornet Band carried off the laurels. It
is one of the finest bands in the State.
When the procession arrived at the
monument the military were' halted,
stacked arms and were dismissed on ac
count of the intense heat of the sun.
The Grand Lodge of Masons and the
subordinate Lodges present formed a cir
cle around the monument, when Mr. E.
F. Cox oa behalf of the Caswell Asso
ciation, in a few well-timed remarks re
quested Grand Master Grainger to
lay the corner stone. Grand Mas
ter Grainger before commencing
the ceremonies. replied to Mr.
CoxJ in a short but yery beautiful ad
dress, when the ceremonies were com
mencea ana tne corner stone was
laid according to Masonic usage
me line 01 marcn was tnen tanen up
and tne immense concourse 01 peo
ple repaired to the Court House
Green, whero the stand was erected
and beautifully decorated and arranged
by the fair daughters of Kinston, and
where they were to hear the silver ton
gue orator and true statesman, Gov.
Zebulon B. Vance. The President of
the Association in a more chaste and
beautiful speech (a copy of which i3 in
the Kinston paper of the 4th) intro
duced our distinguished Senator. .It
It woufd be folly in me to attempt a
description of it further than to say it
was perfectly magnificent, and aa it is
published in fall in the Kinston Journal
doubtless all will read it who have the
opportunity, and a paper of so much real
historic worth ought to be published in
full in every paper loNorthCarohna.that
her sons may file it away as a matter of
history, relative to the first Governor of
the State and as a gem 'from the mind
of one of her most fifted and best beloved
sons.
The procession wa3 re-formed compos
ed of the Masonic Fraternity and citi zens
and again repaired to the monument
when it was unveiled to the vast assem
blage. lhe President of tbo Associa
tion then read the grand old doxology
"rraise uoa irom wnora all Jileasings
cow," &c alter wmcp. the Benediction
was pronounced by the Rev. Mr. Haogh-
ton and the vast multitude dispersed
with thanks to the good people of Kins
ton for the generous hospitality and
noble work they had achieved.
THE MOXOtKXT.
I venture the assertion, that the design
of this work andthesuperior workmanshiD
of it far surpasses anything of the kindj
ever " erected in xtorta .Carolina, and
equal ta any J have ever eses fcnjirhere i
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6. 1881. NO. 14
else. It is built of granite from the
James nver, in Virginia, and was design
ed by Mr. D, Mcx enammof Washing
ton City, D. C, and reflects great credit,
on him as' a master ot .his art. As a
full description has been publisned, I
will not attempt it here, as doubtless
your readers have already seen the ac
count of it. Mr. McMenamia has, just
cause to be proud of .this, masterpiece of
work.and it w ill doubtless redound to his
credit financially.4 1 hope'it will be the
means of his obtaining work of a similar
character in the State.
KIXSTOX.
This is my first visit here. It i3 one
of the very prettiest towns in the State,
with beautiful, well shaded streets, and
by far the . handsomest Court House to
be found in the State. There are also
many handsome residences and stores,
with improvaments going on daily in
the erection of new brick stores. . ;
- s the crops:.
Since my last letter to you from Tar
boro I have been to Greenville, Wash
ington and New Berne, all , through
Edgecembe, Pitt, Beaufort, Craven, this
county and Wayne. The crops in these
different localities are splendid except
in a very few places tvbere it has been
injured by the long drought. Large
quantities of rice will be raised this sea
son in Beaufort, reaching as high, it is
estimated, as 200,000 boshels, farmers
everywhere are jubilant about the future
of their crops. 1 have never seen faner
cotton and corn.
Washington and New. Berne . have
greatly improved since my last visit, to
them six years ago, and a good business
this Fall is, looked for. . I have made
my letter longer than I at first intended
but could not well avoid it and tell all
I had to say. Will write you from the
Western part of the State, whither I go
in a few days.
Correspondent.
An exchange says: The young lady
who, when at home, is too warm to exert
her self to use a fan, will now dance for
three hours at a hop, and then declare
it to be "just splendid."
The following are the readings of the
thermometer to-day at the Signal Office
in this city: 7 a. m., 79; 11 a. m., 86;
3 p. m. 86. The maximum temperature
to-day was 87 degrees, against 82 for' the
same day last year. 1
We regret exceedingly to hear of the
very serious illness of Mr. Chesly C. Bel
lamy, at the residence of hi3 father, Dr.
John D. Bellamy His life is despaired
of. He is a young man about 22 years
of age, and is at home now on a short
vocation
We trust that there may yet
be a change in his conditioa for the bet
ter.
ItisXoiSo.
A rumor was in circulation a few day?
ago to the effect that Mr. W. P. Popes
of Topsail Sound, had become overheated
and after drinking a large quantity of ice
water, died before medical aid could be
summoned. WeJmetjMr. Pope this af
ternoon and must unhesitatingly say that
he was the most'animated corpse we ever
saw. Why he was talking peasants and
foz hounds until you couldn't rest I
Criminal Coort.
This Court met at the regular ' hoL'X
this morniDg, his Honor Judge Mcaresf
presiding, and Mr. Solicitor Moore rep
resenting the State. The following cases
were disposed of:
State vs. John McCoy, charged with I
lUSk. VyUUtlliUCU UUIU lit A I Willi VI
the Court for the State. Defendant put
under a $200 bond for his appearance.
State vs. Sam'l Cower, larceny. Con-
tinned.
State vs. Aramj-nta Taylor, Nol pros.
State vs. J. W.. White, charged with
aasanlt and battery. Not guilty.
S tate ys. J. T. Eden3, charged with
obstructing streots. Motion to nuash.
Motion overrulf d. Plea ia abatement.
Plea overruled!
State vs. Miyor W. L. Smith, et a!.
Permitting ncisancc. Contin ued.
Shan't I Taie a Blue Pill ?
No., don't take it and run flhe risk of
mercurial poisons, but when 'nilliouj and
constipated get a package f fif the cele
b rated Kidney Wort, and it - rill speedily
cure von. It
! for constipation, and for all i ki5nelr and
liver diseases. It acts prompy.tly on these
great organs and so restona. health,
strength and vigor. It is pntji o p in liquid
and dry form, acting with equ al efficien
cy. PriceSL See adv. , . t
" ' i " 1 i ii mt 1 1 i im
XTo Aavertissfitnont I
rJl. Judifce, r
jyrEECfiAjrr tailoi
has TciaoTcd to
7atiMial Ban k
bafldi?- Eepalriag and tSeanlcg done o
short uotlce and at reafeifcle fi rares.
&r 8AHirAcno
XT xria tegJad to rerdrt eos:cx!:xt!ra
Croa our trltaCa ca y zi all rsb;ccta
general tatmst bnl
Y& saz& of ih writer cvaxS always bt fsr
tlsld to ih Editor. " -:
Ooxoac&Iej'Jcni Etrt h iitta' oa only
PsnoaailtiM sasti b aroUod
AJ It Is erpetdaDj aad p srtlecdarly zziex
stood that tb E&vn dvi sot always eaicrs
tha views ot eorr?cr.lttt, uxJsm so itat
la the editorial eoluscsr,!
Vexr Advertisements. 'x
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agaiaft cieditiig or harboriug
any of the " crew of the British
barque LIVE OAK, Uapt. Stil-
wtli, as no debts- of. their contracting
be paid ty Master or , ,
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DELICIOUS PEACHES AND
TOilATOES J
All varieties of Choice Preserves
in ono and two
pound Cans, the
bast in the market.
Cur elegant Family Flour,?
Parole d Honour
PigHame, .Breakfast Strips
and Small Slioulderg,'
Parched Jaya and Lnguayra Qottco,
Tliesa gocds aie oil fresh fhia
week Our prices and quality of
goods Trill convinco you if you Trill
try us.
S Try the prepared Soupg. ' - r
Sox sale at
fsb U Sos. II aad 13 South Trod BU
SCHUTTE'S
SEA-SIDE PMK HOTEL i
AVrisIitsviUclSounil .
J3 NOW OPES FOR THE RECZPTIOIT
of guests.
137" The table is S3;;llcd with tLc pro;
duces of the SousJs aud Sea.
Transient and regular boarders ttl.ei: at
reasonable rates.
F.
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Your interests
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