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f" wire laexr Fi - -
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8IEDIATISM,
jWyfo Sciatica, Lumbago,
kihchs, Soreness of tho Chest,
MQvin'f'Sor Throat, Swell
m and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Genera Bodily
Pains,
fEar and Headache, Frosted
fui end Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches,
u frnntion en earth jind St. Jacobs Oil
JlmtLmrt, titnple and cheap External
tkfOTfly cf W Onta, and wy on- iuffer
ifrtk pan can bare cheap and posithro proof
Ptncboftf la Erreo Language.
(U JIA1LDSTT0GIST8 AOT) DEALERS
1V0GELER & CO.,
Baltimore, 2fd., XT, S. A.
: Bursa. N. C., Sept. 27, 1881.
I&Joi Person,
Franklintoo, N. O
EuiHadime: la reply to your let-
jjutitjwhat I think of your Remedy,
hiKldgay that the sales have been very
jiir,i3d to far as Lean learn, the Reme
Jijiubeen very satisfactory to my cus
jx who have used it, especially so in
I cue of a little girl of this city, ten
ya of age, vho was troubled for a
tie with sores breaking oat over
i to and neck, having the appear
j of Scrofula-, and which had resisted
jiaul alterative treatment for a long
at. Shi took four bottles of the Bit
I a lut Spring, -when the sores entirely
appeared, and up to this time she has
jMretaraof them, her skin looking
w ana clear as anyone s.
touting that jou may receive thesuc
athich yonr Remedy seems to merit,
I an, very respectfully vours,
WM. SIMPSON, .
TYrrnrcriat.
iGreea. Send for circular of testimo-
oct 3-dJkw
Bry (goods
AND
Qarpetts I
BDi'C RECEIVED BTVERT
pind by R.u. The prices will be
than ever before. "
Rr.M. ftficlntire.
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WILMINGTOri, N. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 188i:? ?NO:;248
LOCAL NEWg:
"Netv Advebtiszukntf.
Prof. Deboit LqcaJ A? Cow, Ban
ions, Nails s
HKiNSBEKGXB-School Books :U
C 7 Yates PhotograpbySchol Books
And again, no City Court to-ciay.
Cotton advanced one-eighth? in
market to-day.
this
UH GELL iiQUS
J'rof
Jha Cosmopolitan
feJ St' purcst most
the mmer brinks' to ,be
v?piestn d iin , Tery 1)051 -Wines
Ikl OBv JOHN CARROLL,
Proprietor.'
hange Corner,
Vt. lJ ?110 have them csl
Ud feofJaU and Win.
"SJti' krw' acw Stamping Fat-
O DMI?i5- BARBER,
IXChaa Corner.
JThe receipts of cotteaat thi3 port to,
day foot npf86 bales. h'r :
Ihe expected news of an' increase of
water in IkecJialgol jet arrived. ,
Bruce Williams, Esq., of Lillington,
Tender county, '.was in the city to-daw.
Steamship Benefactor, Capt. Tribon,
arrived here this morning from New
York.
Gcr. barque Elizabeth Ahrens, Aim,
cleared at Boston for this port on the
18lh inst. "
Sol. Ilaas, Esq., General Freight
Agent of the Associated Railway?, is in
the city to-day. ,
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Uooks and Lines. A full assort
mcnt and lowest prices at Jacobi's. f
The News and Observer speaks cf
heavy rains in the interior which may
give us some water in the river.
The box sheet for the Rcntz Santly
troupe will be open at Messrs. Dver &
Son's clothing store, to-morrow morning,
In the Supreme Court the argument
in the case of Fowle and Vick vs. Kerch
ner and Boatwright, which was begun on
Monday, was continued on Tuesday with
the hour of adjournment and was to have
been resumedyestcrday morning.
Mr. W. C. Coup did a very gracefu
thing in Augusta. He invited the chil
dren from the Orphan Asylum and the
orphans at St. Mary's Convent to visit
his show free of cost at the performance
given yesterday afternoon in that city.
' Bucfanpaiba."""
New, quick, complete cure 4 days,
urinary atl'ections, smarting, frequent or
difficult urination, kidney diseases. $1.
Druggists. Depot J as. C Munds.
- Lieut. Edward A. Oldham, of the Wil
mington JLignt miantry, nas been ap
pointed by Col. Albert Worth, com
manding the Second Battalion N. C. S.
G., at Yorktown, as Adjutant of the
Battalion, which is a very graceful com
pliment and one worthily bestowed.
Mr. J. Echter, 210 Chestnut St., Har-
risburg, Pa., says : I have been afflicted
with rheumatism for hve. years, and for
two years have had a sore on my leg the
size of a silver dollar, which nothing
would heal. St. Jacobs Oil cured the
rheumatism and healed the sore. -
Corns, frunioiis, Kalis.
Professor Deboit,- the ' well-knowm
Chiropodist, returned here after an ab
sence ofltwo'vears. thi3 morninsr. Pedal-
mm'
istic sufferers can interview him at Mrs.
Pickett's, Market street. He also will
cure any case of malignant stammering,
having daring a recent visit to France
acquired the art of curing these i
dictions, as well as producing speech on
any intelligent individual born Deaf and
Dumb. . : H
Quarterly Meetjnzs.
Wilmincrton District. Methodist E
Church, South. Fourth round.
Oct. . -19
Oct. 20-21
Oct. 22-23
Oct. 26-27
Oct. 29-30
Nov. 5- 6
Nov. 9-10
Nov. 12-13
Not. 1617
Nov. 19-20
Brunswick . .
Waccamaw, Cypress Creek,
.Whitevifle, Sbiioh,
Elizabeth, Bladen Springs,
Bladen, Windsor,
Onslow, Queen's Creek, .
Duplin, Wesley Chapel, , .
Clinton, Clinton, . t .
Coharie .
Cokesbury
Let ail the officials be present.
L. S. BCRKUEAD, P. E.
naif of the Caultal In the La. State
Lottery. .
After the last drawing of the Louisi
ana State Lottery it was reported that
Mr. John Conners, an engineer on the JU
& N. road, had drawn half of the capital
prize $15,000. "I understand, Mr.
Conners," said a reporter, "that you eld
half of ticket No. 43,713, the capital
prize in the Louisiana State Lottery."
"Yes, sir; I did. On Wednesday before
last (the 7th init.) I bought three half
tickets of the agent here." ,sDid you
have any trouble or delay in getting
your money?" "Not a bit. On my n
return to Memphis I .went to the Bank
of Commerce, which collected the money
forme. I got every cent of st." Mr.
Conners is a fine specimen of the Amer
ican mechanic, broad shouldered, well
made and intelligent. . There is no doubt
but that he will put Ms winnings to
good use. The next drawing is on No
vewber 8th Memph A valanche, Sep
iember 20.
4 -
There aid some half dozen or'o of
weddings on the tapis for the latter ipt
of this month and tho first part off No
vember. -
1 is 7 said ,that there are ' enormous
anbant. of . freight acxumulated on
the interior water courses, awaiting a
treshet to bring them down to this port.
( Mr. Jas. Iredell Meares, of this city,
who has been with Arbuckle &Cd:v in
Vew YorW, for some time past, has re
turned here and has secured a position in
the Carolina Central freight ofHce. j
v JUrJrfCMfclbe'phvjBiqin utchs H
working very hard in his efforts', to get
the new public hospital for the city and
county open at an early day. It is
hoped that it will be ready to receive pa
tients by the first of November.
Budden Deatb.
Mr. Charles White, an old citizen of
Pender county, died very suddenly yes
terday at his home, about two milts from
LoDgOreek. Uo was taken with the
cramp colic and died within tan minutes
and before a physician cold reach him.
Mr. White was about 50 years of age
and was known all through Pender conn
ty.
Unmailable
Unmailable matter, addressed as fol
lows, remains in the Postoffice in this
city:
Geo W Catlett, Port Royal, Va; Vinie
Chalman, Onslow Co, N C ; Addie Rus
sell, Amherst; N H ; Albert Williams,
Columbia, SO; Margarett Phillips,
Roasly, Coney. Island Jennie G Love
Society uui, b u.
. ' At Home ana Abroad.
. The November number of this excel
lence publication is at hand already.
it contains, as usual, an excellent va
riety of matter. We are corry to learn,
as we do from its editorial department,
that the publication of the magazine is
hereafter to be removed to Charlotte at
which point the next number will be is
sued. Dr. Bernheim's family, we under.
stand, are to remove also but that gen
tleman will not abandon his residence
here until January next, at which time
his connection with St. Paul's Lutheran
Church will cease.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco-
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass
&g. You can sret all sizes and at the
lowest prices." . t
Tne c. P., & V. Y. B. n.
; We learn from the Parmer Me
chanic that at the meeting of Directors
of the Cape Fear & Yadkin Yalley R
R, on Tuesday, no definite action was
taken as to the sale of the Road. But
we understand it is now as good as set
tied that the road will pass into the
hands of a wealthy syndicate, who will
finish it at a rapid rate. It is flow stat
ed that the explanation of the sale of the
English iron to a Florida Railroad after
its arrival at Wilmington, .was due to
some dissatisfaction on the part of the
English parties who had agreed to f Or
nish the iron, and accept the - bonds of
the compaay in lieu of cash. They de
clined to take the bonds, and the trade
fell through
The JSronaats.
There is no news as yet from the
missing serial voyagers, Prof. King and
Mr. Hashagen, and serious fears for
their safety are gaining ground. ;A New
York Sun special, from Chicago, dated
the 18th, says that" the newspapers are
sending out correspondents from towns
supposed to be in the vicinity of where I
the aeronauts descended, to gather infor
mation and look for the missing men.
Western Union telegraph operators are
instructed to scan every speck in ine
sky and give information of any appear
ance of the balloon. The Signal Service
at Washington, one of whose employee8
accompanied Prof. Kingi is beginning to
express some anxiety. A suggestion has
been made that cavalry be sent out from
Fort Snelling, Minn and other points
where United States troops are stationed
to scout for the aerial voyagers. Mrs.
King is said to have gone to East Ten
nessee." annoyed by the visits of newspa
per men and by the -cries of newsboys
about the lost ( balloon, bne nas tne
utmost confidence in her husband, and
believes he is in the forests of Wisconsin,
Northern Michigan, Minnesota, or I3a-
kota. The chief cause of anxiety is tne
fact that the balloon took only 21 hours'
lupplj of provisions.
. There is much light sickness in town
caused, no doubt, by the' late aeason.
The physicians have their hands full '
Mr. W. S. Wftrrock, we are glad ." to
rote, nas so far recovered from his recent
illness as to be able to ride out to-day, .
KXRor la To- pa J. 1
Ger.bar que Jaraijd,Iiackan,cleAr
ed .to-day' for :Rie de Janenb With 260,
843 1 feet lumber.sjiipped byMessrs Pars
ley & Wiggins; also schr.-A7eirose,Lupkin,
for Jeremie, Eayti, with 115,133 feek
lumber, 203,850 shingles, and f 1,000
bricjs,Jshipped by Messrs orthiLfe;
Camming; also Br. barque- 'JtRtadi
Edwards, for Liverpool, with 1,900 bales
cotton and 500 barrels rosin, shipped by
Messrs Alex. Sprunt fc Son; also Dan.
barque Elene, Dahl.for Rotterdam, with
3,450 barrels rosin and 500 casks spirits,
shipped by Messrs Robinson & King and
Messrs DeRosset & Co.
The Lecture To Morrow Jiigntv
We trust that Mr. Forbes, who iaf t
lecture here to-morrow evening, in the
Opera House, on "The Inner Life of a
War Correspondent," will be greeted
by a large audience. From what we
can ascertain, there is much interest felt
in this lecture, and we trust that it will
manifest itself in a substantial apprecia
tion, - The distinguished lecturer appears
under the auspices of the Wilmington
Library Association. The tickets are
only 50 cents each. '
Uses of Charcoal.
Tainted meat, surrounded with char
coal, is sweetened; strewn over heaps of
decomposed pelts, or over dead animals
it prevents an unpleasant odor. Fou
water is purified by it. It is a great dis
infectant and sweetens the air, if placed
in trays around apartments. It is so
very porous in its "minute in
terior" that it absoros and condenses
gases most rapidly. One cubic
inch of fresh charcoal will absorb
nearly one hundred of gaseous ammonia.
Charcoal forms an unrivaled poultice for
malignant wounds and sores, often corro.
ding away dead flesh, reducing it one-
quarter in six hours. In cases of what
we call proud flesh, it is invaluable. It
gives no disagreeable odor, corrodes no
metal, hurts no texture, injures no color,
is a simple and safe sweetener and disin
fectant.
MARRIED.
UALK9-WUrXliS At LiVO U1C, U CO.
Thursday, the. 6th last , Mr W n.
HALES, of Fayettevfll, to x Miss ALICE
JONES, dsngntrr of Reuben Jones, Esq
formerlj of this city, . ' ,
- - - - - - - - '
rJ it t-.e
fed
'21
Under .the rausplce tbf helJiniington
UbrHrjsoeiAtion,
WarCorresppnentof lie London Dally
aOSE-BOD CREAMERY." .
I have just received my first sHp
ment for the season of fresb,
Kew Hulled": '
BUCKIAHEAT
17 will btTfa4 to racTs oactuUrUop
fxoa ctt frUnds oa city iai a'J tc!
gescxsltet-ragt but rT f
' Tiskuaa of ttowrttsr mart klrt b f- ' 1
nlxhed to lis Editor, f , ,
-Orrmr?rmTrBrt tewTiiisa. a only
Cfiadlscf tea Bttscs T'k' ---.-
FerioaallUsi aait bo avoiisd
And It ll otpodaOy and r&miaiiy dr
ckmdlhil ths Eiltv doaa writ alw'ys cdori
4Hi tlsirg ot 'oontovdeatt o tsV
la tit odltorlsJ ooU Itfc; ' "
; ' 17ew A dveftieemonts. J
r Female Schooi-
n
illM IW4(i(i t'l norm f rn Or.H.L'
Jbird wecs In Jt- . .
t tbwgtd odr frrti dtt , f earra c. bti
eat4d:LT ill. 'hk!t. . . .Vv
lV.. Ueuactlrn tuaAm I. .11 - .
riaitnietlo4 wii! h i is here
to: . :nronah . ....
ffl':1" wsiiiauftl suet U ilioj t tt i n.
educton, cia roccoiaitodtd with ul!a
01s noura t-y eirly app!;ctk.n.
- A Umitrd number of torsiB echolar cia
r .-; 1 a xa8 iiaxOJy tf une of tb Pt la
Zlph d. i ,
tII IKNEB LIFE OF A TAR CdR-
C RESPONDENT. 7
At the Opera House, FRIDAY. EVE
NING, October 21st, commencing a 8 o'clk.
'Tickets, 50 cents, can be obtained at Book
Stores. - - - ' oct 18-4t
.. . t . -.
in
-.!- 4 "
The Phbtoarapher,
jAVINa RBrrjRNED frcm his Summsr
vacation, U now preprd to do work lath
Latest Sly la. - "
ITew ini Sond.hsnd BoliOOl
Uooka very chaap.
. .. . . . .. .
vBUp.' HlUSK.
cctlT
THE MAILS.
The mails close and arrive at the City
Port Office as follows :
Northern tnrougn maua. 530 p. nx
Northern through and way
mails 6:40 a. ca.
Kaieign.... o;4U a. m.
Mails for tbeN. O. Railroad,
and routes supplied thoro
from, including A. & N. O.
Railroad, at , 6;40 a. m.
Southern mails for all points
South, daily. 7:45 p. m.
Western mails (U Uli'y) daily
(except Sunday) 9:00 a. m.
Mail for Chora w & Darling
ton..... 7:40 p. m.
Mails for points between Flo
rence aod Charleston 7:45 p m
Fayetteville, and omces on
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays,
and Fridays....... 1:00 p. m
Fayetteville, via Lnmberton,
daily, except oncaays v:uu a. m.
Onslow O. H. and intermedi
ate offices, every Monday
and Thursday at G.C0 a. m.
Smith vllle mails, bj steam
boat, daily, (except Sundays).
Mails for Easy mil, Town
Creok, Shal lotto and Little
River, 8. 0., very Mon
day and Thursday at... 6:00 a. m.
ofxh ros DSLIVZBT.
Northern through and way
mails............ 7:30 a. m.
Southern Malls... 7:00 p. m
Carolina Central Railway 4:00 p. m.
Stamp Office open from 8 a. m. to 12
M., and from 2 to 5:30 p. m. Money
Order and Register Department open
same as stamp office. -
General delivery open from 6:30 a. m.
to 7:00 p. m., and on Sundays from 8:30
to 9:30 a. m.
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 4:00 p. zn.
Stamps for sale ba small quantities at
general delivery whan stamp office i
closed.
8 30 a . ib
Boxes CREAM CHEESEJ
Cheese and Crackers
200
JIQQBoxes andj Bbls CRACKERS,
' ALSO. ;
fiaarginr and TiB
For, saleby
Hall & POarsall.I
Rose f Bud Creamery
. Fresh from the Mountains
' of Pennsylvania, and f J
P u re rjaple Syrup.
School Books
. i - 'w vv ,-h. . m ,. 4- f
QLD EOHDOL BOOKS - :
Taken in L'xohaas for New nei.
School Books usd b ill the diffreat
Schoo'i in the City, cai? alwaribe had a t
the Ve?y Lowost Ploei at ''
HCIK8BEBOERa' '
1,19 Jicpl and ilario 8tor .
WATJSR SnitgCEALr
1200 BUSHELS
Virginia fea).
ALSO,-
. ' .
Ye lovers of a good breakfast
read and think of ii, This is rno
ordinary Batter, bnt has the repu
tation of being the finest , made in
America. Comes direct from the WHITE AND MIXED COHN.
...... . . ,3 y$.'-rCZ
mnch as a topping in any other city
Send in your orders to -.
UUJJLLL JJ, jaUittWXXKJll9
11 and 13 North Front $L
oct 16 i
For tale by
HAII & PEA2SAIX.
"3? 322:
LTO THINK ABOUT: '
CHOICE GOODS. "OT BED SASH.
... . - f
PLEASE ORDEB EARLY.
BASH, DOOaS A5iD BUKDS,
BRACKETS, MOULDING, LUMBER, &c
Fancy Imported and Domestic
Of almost every variety. ;
Fancy Imported and Domestic
Cakes & Crackers
Some extra fine.! : !
oct 17
ALTAFFEB, PRICE & CO.
Removal.
FRIENDS AND Til F, TTTRLTf!
crererallv are reD"ctfuiiv nmmA tht
lhare removed in v Clear ti
Houth ront street, to .loots from r- -chance
Corner, where I will 1-e pleasod to
eee and accommodate them with a full line
of Tobacco and Tobacco ohIa. ThA
best FIVE CENT. CIUAR lu the citv. I
CHAMPAGNES ATI D PETIT : POIS. me o ue iN w ald.
Raisins, Crop of 1881 London
Layers - and New Jjay era inJ
boxes, halves and quarters.
and ;
JNO. I. BOATVilllGHT, owc ei
JJA50FACTaflD BY WBltHY St "
WUs Coapanj, VfhlUTlIla, rt. C r
Prieej and suaplM cn appIiesWu
Non. 11 tc la N. Front
Bead la yocr crdori for the fccl4T
de 7-dw tt.
JTHE
LADillNBURQ EliTElIPRISE
TB THS.BEST USDIUlt throvrh jrhlth J 7!RS A!iD iFEJlf ILIZKJQ
MTtue ran and ulster Goods aaoarl ' UAlfctflAU
tit irmmls nf Bnhin Tint i ZZt . '
son eonsOea, la JTorth OsroSsa, mad fa the If --J" ; CUUN. FLAN1ER3
Enterprise has a UrftsAd laereadnr clrts. LTICke others can get Into correct
f this State, haTlkx obtauS Sertr.1 f21001 to advantagwmaly by coffij
was paUlshed la FayeSvlUe be&JTfiVi fattalctto
SttolSJiSijr " . JAB.; T. PETT2WAT, JlgcnV
Adinaij
JL L UeDOrslK.
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