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VOir v WILMINGTON, N. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19. 1881. NO 247
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Advertisements
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: BHEUEZATISM,
r gsaralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
hclichs. Soreness of the Chest,
1 Ssati Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell-
nsgs una sprains, a urns ana
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Usih, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Fest and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches. ...
f. VraBtntlon en earth eeuals Bt. Jacobs Oil
m t tmft, wr, simple and -ehmap External
Umdr. A trial entails tmt the ompasstlTely
Blilsff ootUy of 60 Cents, and eyery one inner-
hf wita pain can bare cneep and posmro proor
Mnctiou la Seres languages. . a
CU) BT ALL DBTJ (JOISTS AHD DEALEU3
IS MEDIOIHB.
A. VOGEIiER fc CO.,
SaUimorct 2Tt 17 A -4.
ipilll-dev-oee to
Rtntoa. N. C, Sept. 27, 1881.
His. Jot Person,
Franklinton, N. 0
f Duft Ma.da.mk : la reply to y6ar let.
iffuktaff what I think of your Remedy,
I WOtlld r JWeaJee hmjro baarLvery
alr,andao far as I can learn, the Heme
s' U been very satisfactory to my cus
tosiri who hare used it, especially so in
Hi cua of a little girl Cf this city, ten
Em of age, who was troubled for a
H time with sores ' breaking out over
til face and neck, haying the appear
3 of Scrofula, and which had resisted
tin mil alterative treatment for a long
tist; She took four bottles of . the Bit-
tci last Spring, wben the sores entirely
disappeared, and np to this time she has
bo return of them, her skin looking
u fair and clear as anyone's.
Tluting that you may receive the sue
cm vfiicu your Kemedy seems to merit,
1 am, very respectfully yours,
. . . WM. SIMPSON.
Druggist.
F tale in Wilminzton by Dr. Wm
H.Greeo. Send for circular of testimo-
alia, " , ; Cct 3-diw
OS
AXD - :
A BEING RECEIVED BTkUVERY
w i '- - .... - :
! umer and by Rail. The prices will be as
- r- . ' t.
or lowei Uxan'erer before.
Reapectfully,
R. (11. HlcIntire.
B CELL HOUSE
tNlKH WW XI Va S S EN T,
0. I. PKRRV.
The CoGmopoIitan
B1R 13 ttlCS' i WHERE YOU
canct the coolest, purest and moet
dentlfically mixed fiummer Drinks to be
found In tha dty. The very best Wines
Champiges an d Liquors always on hand
Wat best 5-centigar that Is made, Drop
i 1 sad cool o.!V f JOljy UARBOLL,
W 8 Proprietor.
Dry..
RU.
lExchanse Corner,
fTOSXllJlES Of .WU.MIKGTON are
X respectfully nollfled that I have just
opened, at Kxchasse Corner, a superb stock
f Ladles' Goods, Millinery, Feathers, &c.
whk& 1 will be pleased to haTo them cal
lBpect. .Latest stjles of Ftll and Win
ter lists aad Bonnets, Mew SUmpin Pat
terns, In rants' Kobes and Cloaks. i i -,
, KARRER, !
opiT1 JExchanjt Corner.
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisement?.
Heixsbekqek -School Books
v CW Yates Photography School Books
The change in the atmosphere is a de
cidedly agreeable one.
More rain last night, and the weather
to-day is cloudy and gusty.
Fcrepkugh's circus is billed for Char,
lotto on the 4th of November.
&(&v2orlhern Light, Stilwcll, from
this pert, arrived at Baltimore on the
nth.
t V!.'
Norwegian barque Columbia, Stray,
cleared at Baltimore on the 17th for this
port. '
Schooner Jlaltie A. -White, Griswold,
cleared at Philadelphia on the 17th inst.
for this port. ' . i
German barque Madura, Schultz,
frcin th:3 port for Antwerp, was offDun
geness on the 15th inst.
Ex-Mayor Fishblate and Judge Macks
have returned from the -Baltimore Oriole.
They are slowly recovering.
The ice men save had it all their own
way for a loDg time. The wood andcoal
dealers will now step tothefrorjt.
Study your interest. You can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Ja'cobi's. , , f
Norwegian brig Emily, Larsen, and
Norwegian barque Norge, Henricksen,
have arrived joA. Liverpool to load for
this portv
The authorities of the Carolina Cen
tral say that new brick offices will be
built on the site of those lately burnt in
Charlotte.
Sneak thieves are about. Collar every
suspicious character you find about your
premises and .be prepared for a raid on
your hat rack.
The, tpredicted.. meteoric 8hower
booked for last night, to-night and to
morrow night. A glance at the weather
is enough to assure everybody that it
will be invisible here.
Freshwater Perch, Trput andJJlack
fish Ilooks and Lines. A full assort
men t and lowest prices at Jaoobi's. f
Mr. Chas. A. Price, for some time past
Express Messenger on the Carolina
Central R, R., has been taken from ths
road and promoted to, a position in thb
office here.
Norwegian brig Ebenezer, Lundegard,
from tbis portjor Hamburg, arrived out
on the 17th inst., towing the Dutch
barque Tmaidcn, which was dismasted
and abandoned. , , - .
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
si's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass
&c You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. t
Amusements Next Week .
There will be three tine entertainments
offered next week to theatre goers. On
Monday night tht Rentz-Santly troupe
will appear at1 the iOr'ra House ; on
Tuesday Haverly's TVid.wBedott Com.
pany will hold the boards, and on Wed.
nesday Heme's troupe will present a
powerful Irish drama, entled Eviction.0
yTe'liallo X , . ;
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Catarrh or the Bladder.
StiDging, smarting irritation or the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by Buchupaiba. Druggists. Dept
Jas. C. Alunds.
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; A Double Propellor.:
A double proj.eilor, the steam tug
Belle Sparls,C&vt. Parker, from Buffalo.
T.Y.,to Cedar Key Fla., put in at this
port yesterday for coal, and is expected
to-leave to-day for her destinations She
is G3 feet in len'gih, 17 feet beam and has
two engines and a steel boiler. When
light she draws three feet of water. She
was built for towing logs to th sawmills
oa tbe Sawahee river. " , ?
; , QnarUrly Meetlnis.
. Wilmington District, Methodist E
Church, Soath.. Fourth round. ; .
Brunswick . . ' . "Oct -19
Wartmaw, Cypress Creek, Oct. 20-21
WhlteTille, Shiloh, - 1 1 Oct. 22-23
Elizabeth, Bladen Springs, Oct. 26-27
Bladen, W indsor, i . Oct. 29-30
Onslow, Queen's Creek, . N ov. 5- 6
nni;n WmIpt f'hanel. . Not. 9 10
ni inton. i:imtoa.N-f : f ' .w'Not.' 12 13
stKorio . NvTf 1617
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TheBlggeat lei.
Talk about your big snake stories.
Here is one which will pale many into
utter insignificance. The best of it is
that it is true, as we must believe, it
being furnished for publication by a very
respectable and reliable citizen of Pen
der county. A friend writes us from
Point Caswell that, a few days ago, Mr.
L D. Bordeaux was hunting in Bee
Swamp, Caintuck township, and found a
rattlesnake which he shot and killed.
On examination the reptile was found to
have iorty rattles and to be 13 feet and
5 inches in length. Mr. Bordeaux and
Mr. Neil Simmons cut the snake open
and found five large rabbits and two
squirrels in his stomach.
Warner Safe Kidney and Liver Core-
The JSronaats
We are fearful for the safety of our
young townsman, Mr. J. G. Hashagen,
of the Signal Service, who accompanied
Prof. King in his serial voyage, as re
ported by us last week. Not a word has
yet been heard from the balloon, al
though it is now six davs since its ascen
sion. We find from a special in the New
York Sun that it was last seen in the
neighborhood of Sparta, Wis., and there
is reason for apprehension that some dis
aster has befallen it and its occupants.
The forest in the northern part of Wis
consin is one of the largest and densest
in the world, and if the aeronauts alight
ed safely anywhere within it they would
find it extremely difficult to work their
way out. Many instances are recorded
where men familiar with its recesses have
lost their way and wandered aimlessly
through the tangled underbrush for days
before reaching a clearing. If the aero
nauts are in this forest, the chances are
that they will not get out alive. Par
ties are out searching for them. Prof
Earns had provisions for two days. His
only companion was Mr. Hashagen.
, Beautify yournomes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at J atom's. t
Llppincott'8 Magazine.
Lippincott's for November opens with
a finely illustrated paper by Charles Burr
Todd, describing "A Walk ever Mon
taak," and reproducing with pen and
oencQ the striking features of that wild
and ocean4eaten cape. ''A Varied En
tertainment," also illustrated, is the title,
of a humorous sketch depicting some re
cent frolics of American art students in
Paris. The eighth chapter of Dr. Os
wald's "Zoological Curiosities" is devoted
to Animal Renegades." Mr. James L
Ferriere has found in the National Li
brary at Paris materials Tor an article of
great value and of timely interest. An
article on John S. Clarke, the comedian,
by William Stuart, sketches the career of
that eminent actor. "The Order of the
Carmine Countenance' and an account
of "Shroton air," in Dorsetshire, are
lively travelling sketches.
Fiction occupies a large portion of this
number. The new instalment of Sher.
wood Bonner's bright and readable serial,
?'The "Valcours," is of unusual length.
'Policy 1396," by Sarah Winter Kel
losrz. has the intense interest and realism
characteristic of this' lady's stories, while
"Almost a Catastrophe" is a lively love-
story of a more ordinary kind. The poe
try is by H. H. Boyesen, Charlotte 1.
Bates, and Frances Mace, and the "Gos-
sip'rand book notices will repay perusal.
. Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly.
The contents of the November number
are exceedingly interesting and enter
taining, and afford mich valuable infor
mation. Mr. Ackroyd's article on "The
Photophone," with its eleren illustra
tions, "Amy Robaart," by N. Robinson,
"The City of Rouen." by Professor
Charles A. Joy, "Charles XII, of Swed
en," "Little Huskies: their Homes and
Ways," by S. J. Douglass, and "Ameri
ican.Beef" are , among the prominent
contributions, and are valuable papers.
In the department of fiction are the con
clusion of Benedict's serial, "A Late Re
morse"; - a charming story by J ane G
Austin; -!The Countess' Diamonds";
"Her Secret," by Walter Ed
gar McCann j "Jet," "Magnammitv,"
"Madge," ettv, etc There are admirable
sketches, tLrilling adventures, some very
excellent poems, and a miscellany em
bracing all aorta of subjects, entertainiag
and instructive. The number "contains
123 quarto pages, 100 illustrations and a
beamtiful colored frontispiece, "The
Assassination of Amy Robsart." For
comprehensive excellence and cheapness,
this publication is, we think, unrivaled.
The price of co y 's ootv i5 cvi ;
U'il nVi-cr:p;Kn $J , ; C V"-.
$1 for four inouiu e t Jr-?1
EWnk Irlitt. Pnohsher. 63 Od
axd 0?, Park place, IJew York. , I
No cases, and in , consequence, no
City Court to!ay.
.The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 904 bales.
Schr. AUa P. Cole, Mitchell, cleared
at Boston for this port on the 17th inst.
Some very fine fresh water fish, perch
and trout, were: in market this afternoon,
7 Spirits turpentine is again at 50 cents'
taviDg advanced H cents in this market
to-day.
Bad habits are easily contracted; so
ar Colds, and oth are Tcrjr liard to ct
ndn&f."The Colds are quickly acd surely
cured by Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
Schooner Thos. TV. Holder cleared
at this port to-day for Sagua la Grande,
with 218,114 feet lumber, shipped by
Northrop k Cumming. j
A Grave Charge.
A white man was arrested to-day and
taken before Justice Hall, charged with
committing an outrage on the person of
a little white child, about seven ears of
sge. The ease was continued until Fri
day afternoon. The names are suppress
ed at the instance of the magistrate who
is to hear the case, and for satisfactory
reasons.
The Passport.
The repairs and alterations to the
Passport, made to fit her for the winter
campaign, are ail completed and the
beautiful yacht steamed up to her wharf
this afternoon. The brass railings on the
lower deck have been removed and a new
and more powerful propeller has been
substituted. She is now ready for the
towing business of the winter season.
With the failure to secure certain re
sults, when measure after measure has
been tried, then the "last result" comos
into service and produces the effects de
sired, as in the following case mentioned
to us by J. Wilson, Esq.. of L. M. Bam
& Co., Manufacturers of B nk Vaults
acd Steel Chests, 153 Portland Street.
Boston, Mass : For two years my
mother-in-law suffered with rheumatism
and tried. various , remedies withnut
the remedy was immediately relieved.
Death ofCapt. Jones.
The sad intelligence of the death of
Capt. Thomas Jones, so well known here
as the commander of the fine steamer
Benefactor of the New York and Wil
mington Steamship Line, was received
here this morning through a dispatch
from his son, Mr. Walter Jones. Bis
death occurred last night at his residence
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Capt. Jones was probably about 65
years of age. He first came to this port
in the year 1869, as commander of the
Volunteer, a ship of the Lorillard line
then established between New York and
this port. From the Volunteer he
changed to other ships and finally to the
Benefactor, of which he has had the
command for many years past
and until recently. Last Spring
his health was so bad that he was com
pelled to resign his position, to which
he was succeeded by Capt. Tribon,now
the commander of the Benefactor.
Capt. Jones made his last trip to this
port in May last, arriving here oa the
23d of the month and then, by the ad
vice of his physicians, went to the Warm
Springs, in Arkansas. He leaves a wid
ow and four soos, all young men, besides
scores of friends at every port into which
he has sailed, who will sincerely mourn
his departure.
That Terrible
indigestion and sick headache will vield
readily to Warner's Safe Kidney and
Liver Lure.
AND
jyjVSLrACTURS?) 3Y WHiltV;s,b
r-. mdjta;iei'ca sp-ivcti.-i,
ni la jr.zr : n? fcr tbe.t o - ' -
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FERTILIZERS AND FE4TIUZIHQ
MATERIAL.
c
OTTON AND CPRN PLANTERS
Truck rs' and others cxm 1 c--t
phate
sept o-; s
SGUFFERSOaS.
Hecr Advertl&amGnts.
OPERA HOUSE.
Under the auspices of the . Wllrslngtoa
Library Association,
Mi?. ARCH 8ALD FORBES,
War Correspondent of the "London Dally
News, will deliver his popular
Lecture, entitled
"TIIE INNER LIFE OF A WAR. COR
RESPONDENT.'" At --the Onera. TfrnnAA. FRIDAY EVE
NING. October 21 at. commencing a 8 o'clk.
Tickets, 50ets, can be obtained at Book
Storen. . i-, oct l&4t
Notice.
VTXE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that on
YY and after the 10th day of November
next, all assessments due and unpaid on
subscription to the Capital Stock ol the Du
plin Canal Company will be collected by
I esral process. :
hy order of the B6rd of Directors,
J. H. BOAT WRIGHT,
Trea. and Collector.
Oct 18 -2t DAVID FA R KlO R , Collector.
"aOSE-BUD -GRkAKERY."
I have just received my first ship-
i ;
ment for the season of fresb,
New Hulled
BUCKWHEAT !
Rose Bud Creamery .
BUTT1 3E3JBL
Fresh from the Mountains
nf PfinnHvlvania. and t
Pure tllaple Syrup.
Ye lovers of a good breakfast,
read and . think of it This is no
ordinary Batter, but "has the repu
tation of being the finest made in
America. 'Gomes direct from the
Dairy to my Store, without so
much as stopping in any other city.
Send in your orders to
J ohn L Boatwright)
11 and 13 North Front St.
ost 16
CHOICE GOODS.
Fancy Imported and Domestic
" .
Of almost every variety.
Fancy Imported and Domestic x
Cakes l Cracker
Some extra fine.'
CHAMPAGHES AND PETIT POIS.
Raisins, Crop of -1881 London
Layers and New Layers -in
boxes, halves and quarters.
JNO. 1. B0ATWRI8HT,
io. II Sc 13 y. Front St
oc n . ;
TO THINJL ABOUT
HOT PED SA3H.
TLEASE ORDER EARLY.
5
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WATER HILL HEALr
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1200
BUSHELS
Virginia Rg eal.
vr-so,
WHITE AKD MIXEO CORN,
Far lilt by
The PhGtoarrapher,
.JAVl.Vt:-KSnRNEf f-fm h i amaer.
vscitio. Ti mt-.-p;-,i od) rJc i. the '
LWt ylo.
ew en-. o.v ini Q?to
bchool iiooks.
qld lOucol Ducks
i
Taken is Fzehaaa for New Csei.
School Books tued br til the different
-choo i In the City, eaa always bo had si
tha Very Lowest Prices at
nRIV80'EBOtE&S,
Lira Bonk srd slnie Ptore
f. 17
Removal.
MY FRIENDS AND TTIF PUBLIC
gererallj are respr-ct fully notifled that
touth Front street, two doors from Ex-
Vi a Vi rva " AM-k am T ii . .
v -i vwac a i tsxt
chance Corner, where I wiirbejjlrasedJto..
Wfoti&QO and TobaccdnSooasTTrhe very
yeow va CENT CIQXR in the city. I
mean it. N. GREENE WALD. .
oct ll-2w . !
THE 1
UUR!80RQ EHTEBPR5SE
J8 T3E BEST MEDIUM through . which
to admttlis Fall acd ? Inter Goods ainoxijr
the people of Hobcsos, Klebmend ssd An
on eoontles, in North Oar olio a, end in the
border counties of Soath Carolina The
Enterprise o as a large and ineretlcf circu
lation In the Fee isee and Cape Kear section
ef this; tats, fearing obtained a Isrge circu
lation In the latter daring the rx month it
was published in Fajetterill bfur its rt
"oral to Laurlnbursr, etd io tee iorter
within the last few months.
Advertisement will be ir. sorted bj the
aionth, quarter and yer at te&nable r-.e5
Address, 11, I. AO'th Pe it,
Liri rv. f '.
Cheese and Crackers
gQQ Boxea CREAM CHEESE, .
BJQQBoxea ani Bbls CRACKERS,
ALSO.
Baffgint and Ties,
.'For sale by
Hall & Pearsall.
Basring and Ti3
1 GOO Wiole and nair 110115 Bff6inff
30 0 Q Bunaie att1 pc1 TXES'
Bacon, ColTco Sugar.
200 Boi 8moke2ui3 D 8 8Me
250 Bari Coffee' dlfferent e6
Oin Bl1 Sugars, (Jraaulated,
4A)) sundrd A, Exua C and!
1 G00 Bbl fUmr grdet
100 LiLllnl
fypj BbJ Jld Roxea Freh Cakes,
Boxes Assorted Candy,'
2u0 BoXr Ljt '
lOO aoxe
jgQ Boxes
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