HI8
a .vary ra&ott 8"dy,'
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WiU berfad tn recwrra eotnii Pi'Ctf!
roa oar rrtesdTos amy and aD mbrwiT"
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KDIT08
00 Six month., M 50 ; Th
Three
k. II J5 ; One month, 60 oeats.
f . -ill be delivered byearri
raw
rearriara,
? in any P of
sitae
l3 cent, per week.
JabKrilwri will pieaee report mj u
Lta receiretneir papera regularly,
and
5ew Advertisements
FOB
RHEUEATISH,
. i i.
Keuraigia, ocaica, uumoago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Goat, Quins, Sore Throat, Swell'
jngs and Sprains, burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooih, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
JO rrffnmon on rsnu cuus ci. wawoo vm
$afr, ure, sitnplo and cheap External
twifjy. A trial entails but the compmratiroly
rAuig null? of oO Oats, and every one suffer
fcf with pain can hare cheap and poeltiTa proof
f i d&ims.
Diractiona in EleTen Languages. '
S2LDB7 ALL BET700ISTS ANDDEALEE3,
IH MEDIOINBv
A.VGGEKER lc CO.,
Haltimorr, 2Hd,t U, 8. -A.
tprQlldaw-aae tel r
Ralkioh, N. C, Sept. 27, 1881.
lis?. Jos Person,
Franklinton, N. 0
- - H. .-..-1. O Timm4-W. I
htk Madame: In reply to your let
ttr askiDir what I think of your Remedy.
Iwonld say that tne sales nave Deen very
air, and so far as I can learntbe Beme
dj has been very satisfactory to my cus
tamers who have used it, especially so in
tie case of a little girl of this city, ten
wars of age, who was troubled for a
kf time with sores breaking out over
the face and neck, having the appear
1X8 of Scrofula, and which had resisted
tie usual alterative treatment for a long
time. She took four bottles of, the Bit
tci last Spring, when the sores entirely
iiappeared, and up to this time she has
an do return oi mem, ner b&iu iuuuig
n fair and clear as anyone's.
Tiasting that you may receive the soc
ees which your Remedy seems to merit,
I am, very respectfully yours,
WM. SIMPSON,
Druggist.
For sale in Wilmington by Dr. Wmv
B. Green. Send for circular of testimo
aials. oct 3-dw
AND
BEING RECEIVED BTiEVERY
tnacr tad by Rail. The prices -vrlll be a i
k'orlowex th anever Je f o re . - ,
Respectfully, ,
R. TJ r.lclntire.
Exchange Corner,
THE LADIES OF WILMINGTON axe
respeetfuliy notified that I have just
opened, at Exchange Corner, a superb tock
tfUdiea' Goods, Millinery, Feathers, Ac.
hich I will be pleased to have them cal
iwpect. Latest styles of Fall and Win
Hats and Bonnets, New Stamping Pat
lfM, Infanta' Robes and Cloaks.
MISS S. KAKRER,
oct 7 JExchan ge Corner.
NORTH CAROLINA HOUSE.
JOHN D. STELLJES, Proprietor.
The beet of Wines, Liquors, Lager Beer
inaCisirs.
OYsrERS IN EVERT 8TXLE.
MEAL3 AT ALL HOURS DA? AND
Mght.
Unif r 8eeond and Prineees eta. .' oct"
For Sale or Exchange
DCSI&ABLK &K&IDK5C1C with four
'oocu aod kitchen and good wail of water
tea xelUst cardem. f . r sale or eaehaag
r Property in'; Wilmington, for partitm
'. jPPlyaat TBiaiOFflCE. -
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Dry oops
aroefts
vol. v Wilmington; n. c.,. Wednesday, October 26, issi. no 253
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisemkxts.
8 G Nohthrop New Chestnut)
NouTHKor fe Cummixo Notice
A U CaMPBKLiy Administrator's Notice
Heixsbe&qeb Mutic Books
C W TATEt Thanks to the Publte
No Magistrate's Court tbia forenoon.
The receipts of cotton at this port to-
day foot up 906 bales.
Only those despise riches who despair
of them. ' ' ' l ' -"'" ' v
Among the new ornaments are turtles
and shrimps.
;
. There are now 33L different styles of.
bicycles in use.
Nothing realized is so good aB it seem
ed beforehand.
A man with a straw hat and ah over
coat on looks odd.
Grapes, gripes, groaps, gasps, grins.
growls, grunts.
No more seaside or mountain gossip
for twelve months.
The novelty out is a mock pocket in
gentlemen's coats.
Typhoid fever wiir sadly mar the pret
tiest face in the world.
If you are slandered never mind it: it
will all rub off when dry.
A decided improvement in the quality
of the, oyster is observable.
A salad of soft crabs and enenmoersis
the latest dish out tor discomfort
Ladies of style now carry a smelling
bottle with them while on promenade.
Some of the ladies hats just "opened"
are big enough for minstrel burlesque.
Young men, remember, virtue is the
safest helmet the most secure defence.
The buv whn was kent-fat .-after school
for bad orthography said he was spell
bound. The man- on the "home stretch" can
generally be found on the" sofa in the
diningroom.
Steamship Gulf Stream, Captain In
gram, arrived here this morning from
New York. ,,,
Mai. D. J. Devane and E. S. Martin,
Esq., were in Raleigh on Monday, in at
tendance on the Supreme Ceurt.
The Steamship Gulf Stream brought
out a large quantity of hay from New
York on this trip. "Tis true, 'tis pity
and pity 'tis 'tis true." .
.Br. brig ; Signal, Capt. Williams,
cleared to-day for London with 1,878
casks spirits turpentine, shipped by
Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son.. .
Scbr. Alta V. Cole, Mitchell, from
Boston, for this port, armed on the 24th
in Delaware Breakwater and the same
day proceeded on her voyage. .
The poison ofabeestins; may be forced
out by pressing the barrel of a small key
firmly lor a minute over the wound; no
wound or swelling will result.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Hooks and Lines: A fall assort
ment and lowest prices at Jacobi's. t
Mrs. Laura L. Saunders, the mother
or Col. W. L. Sannders, Secretary of
State, and formerly of this city, died at
Capel Hill last Sunday, nearly 72 years
ot age. v -
" The greatest boasters are the smallest
workers. The deep rivers pay a. larger
tribute to the sea than shallow brooks,
and yet empty themselves with less
noise.
If a little vinegar or some cider is mix
ed with stove polish it will not take
much rubbing to make the tove bright,
and tfie blacking is not likely to fly in
fine dust.
A letter received here yesterday from
a gentleman in FoyetteyUle states that
there were gooa rains at that place on
Sunday but that there , has been as yet
no appreciable increase in" the water ia
the river. ' ..... . "
Steamship Barnesmore, Capt. Ten
cry, arrived safely at Liverpool yester
day the agents here, Messrs Alex.
Sprunt & Son, having -reoeived a tele
gram to that effect. "The Barncsmort
sailed from this port oa the 6th inst-
having crossed the bar aad gone to Eta
the same af temooiu . , ..V. .
VlCr-Apo!tollc.
' The Baltimore American of the 22d
says: The apostolic briefs appointing
the Rev. Harry Pinkney Northrop, of
Charleston, vicar-apostolic of North
Carolina, have .been received by the
Most Rev. Archbishop Gibbons. The
Rt. Rev. Dr. Northrop arrived ia Balti
more yesterday."
All should recollect that with the loss
of health, loss of enjoyment and- happi
ness soon follows. A Cough or Cold
quickly undermines the health, and
should be checked by the prompt use of
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. For sale" by
Palnffcl Injury.
Dr. J. E. Winants met with a very
painful accident yesUrday at his ice.
mill on North Front street. By the
springing of a lever he was struck in
the near neighborhood of the left eye,
and a painiul contusion was the result.
Had the blow fallen one inch lower it
womld have destroyed the eye. It was a
narrow escape.
Supreme Court
In the Supreme Court at Raleigh on
Monday the following were among the
cases called: .
Harper Williams vs. Mary Williams
et al&, from Duplin; heretofore argued;
court took the papers.
John Read vs. William J. Exum, trom
Wayne; put to the end of the district.
James M. Williams vs. Robert Tea
chey, from Duplin; argued by D. J. De
vane for the plaintiff and Allen & Isler
for the defendant.
The Bedotf.
The "Widow Bedott" held a levee last
night at the Opera House to a fine audi
once. It was one of the very best per
formances of this or any other, season.
Mr; Bishop is simply immense. There
if no discounting the real enjoyment he
serves out to his audiences. Always ir
resistible he has improved since his last
appearance Ijere. He kept his audience
last night-in a roar of convulsive laugh
Ur lUruUsUUUIi VUU vuiuv vw
Beautify your nomes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at Jacobi's. t
Personal,
Capt. N. F. Thompson has returned
from his visit to the Northern cities. He
has made arrangements with, the Elkins
Manufacturing andGas Company of Phila
delphia, a very large firm, who will estab
lish a Southern Department of their bus
iness, with headquarters in this city, un
der his management. Capt. Thompson
will at once secure a location and open
for business. He is a gentleman of
business capacity, pruck and enterprise
and we are sure that he will do well .in
bis new venture.
A Cure for Diphtheria.
The following is said to be an excellent
remedy for diphtheria. The disease is
declared by Mr Greathead, ot Australia,
to be of hyd rated growth, and that the
germs of it floating about in certain im
pure atmospheres are inhaled by human
beings : For a grown person four drops
of sulphurus acid diluted in three quar
ters of a tumbler of water, with a smalU r
dose for children. The effect of this
treatment is instantaneous, the acid at
once dsstroying the parasites and the
patients coughing up the obstruction.
Sufferers have recovered in la few minutes
by adopting the Greathead treatment
Children almost previously in a dying
state, were declared to be playing about
within ten minutes, and at a computation
some forty or fifty of these sudden re
coveries have been placed on record,
with full and satisfactory results of the
performance of this wonderful, infallible
and quick cure for diphtheria. When
necessity demands you to arrest this dan
gerous disease, don't neglect to test the
virtue of the Greathead treatment.
An Intercitlnr Dispute.
The courts of New Orleans have now
before them an injunction suit restrain
ing; Mr. Simon Silverman, of Indian Bay,
Ark.; from collecting $15,000 from the
Louisiana State Lottery Company, as it
is alleged that Mrs. Emma Clarke of the
same town was the rightful owner, and
that the ticket had been obtained from
her on the promise to collect it, while
she was ignorant of her great good luck.
The Company have had three similar
cases in it history. All that is wanted
is to know who is the owner. The next
drawing (the 133th) will take place on
Nov. 8th, and M. A. Dauphin, New Or
leans, La., will promptly give any infor
mation relative tiiereUx ,
Study your interest. You can now
bay Cook Stoves at factory prices at
This Evmlnff.
"Eviction," whichTis to be presented
to night at Opera House, is aaid to be a
very fine piecav It is founded upon the
present rronbles in Ireland and is full of
startling sensations. The box sheet is
still at Dyer's where seats may be secur
ed. - - . "
This statement is to show, writes Mr.
John Dieffenbacher, Stfasburg, Onto,
mat a. nave been afflicted with rheuma
tism for several years past, and could
not tret anv relief until I used St. Jacobs
Oil. Bv. tha use of one bottle I wai
much relieved and with the second; I was
as neawy cured askit is possible to core
rheumatism in one of my age, being now
sixty-four years old. -
The Wrecked Ship, j
The wrecked ship La Louisiana has
drifted from her former position and is
now about one mile from the shore and
about two miles nearer Bald Head point.
Mr. James Nolan is engaged in wreck
ing her on hehalf of Messrs. G. Boney &
Sons, the purchasers of the cargo. Thus
far but little of the cargo of lumber has
been saved, but under the present favor,
able circumstances, it is thought that a
considerable amount of it will bs secured
during the next few days.
Catarrh of the Bladder.
Stinging, smarting irritation of the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by Buchupaiba. Druggists. Dept
Jas. C. Munds.
There is a forest ot masts at the docks
of both of the compress companies.
There was a northerly wind this morn
ing, and the atmosphere was cool enough
for fires and overcoats, but this after,
noon the wind has shifted, and it is warm
and pleasant again.
Rev. W. W. Colley, who was for sev
eral years a missionary in Central Africa,
will deliver an address to-morrow night
at the First Baptist Church, corner of
Fifth and Market streets,
"pentine is toy worth in
IMS Uiaiact iwo "
tober 26th, 1880; rosin 65 to 75 cents
more for strained and good strained;
crude turpentine 45 cents more; tar
15 cents less and middling cotton f more
Mr. James H. Hearne's Dramatic
Troupe are booked for the Opera House
in this city November 5th. They play
"Hearts-of Oak." So far as is now
known there will be a gap in the theatri
cal season from to-night until the Satur
day night of next week.
Mr. Charles R. Mayer, a well-known
resident of this city, and formerly a
fruiterer and coniectioner, with a hfrge
business, died here yesterday, of con
sumption, after a long and lingering ill
ness. The remains were taken to Smith -ville
to-day for interment: ;
Judge Brooks, ss we learn from, the
Newbern Aa.has telegraphed District
Attorney Albertson that he is sick and
unable to leave for Newbern, as he ex
pected to do. The Federal Court is set
for Newbern this week and Wilmington
next week and we suppose by the above
that it is very doubtful if Judge Brooks
is able to hold Court. '
' City Court.
A colored boy by the name of Robert
Howe was arraigned before His Honor
the Mayor, this morning, charged with
disorderly conduct, was found guilty and
sentenced to five days in the C. P. .
Charlotte Green, disorderly, five days
in the C. P.
' Simpson Richardson, charged with an
affray, was ordered discharged.-
Joseph Lucas, found guilty of an af
fray, was fined $5.
lorepaashs Clrcas. -
This big show exhibits in Augusta on
next Saturday evening, and the people
of that city are preparing to visit it in
large numbers. Yesterday's Cliromcle
says : "' ';
. Prof. Abt, of Ferepaugh's great show,
gave a free exhibition in front of the
Masonic Temple last evening. A large
canvas was suspended against the Tem
ple and the stereopticon was immediately
in front of this. A very largaxcrowd
was in attendance. The views presented
were very tine and many of thenvelicited
loud applause from the spectators. They
embraced pictures of various animals in
the menagerie,performancesin the arena;
statuary, landscapes, comic pictures,
etc The statuary' was especially fine.
We have seldom seen as fine an exhibi
tion of the kind- If this is a foretaste
of the' circus, the latter 'certainly must
be the finest that has ever visited this i
section, and from the manner in which
the press speaks of it, -we believe it ia. '
' Eatlnr Lemons. s H
VA good deal has .been said through
the newspapers lately about the health
fulness of lemons. The latest advice las
to how to use them so they will do-the
ost good runs as follows: Most people
know the benefit of lemonade' before
breakfast, but few know how it 13 more
than doubled by taking another at night
also. The way to get the , better of a
bilious system without blue pills or qui
nine is. to take the juice" of onel' two or
varyo lemoDs, as iue appeuiecrayes, in as
mueir ice-water - as - make r it ? pleasant to
drink, without sugar, before going to bed.
In the morning on rising, or at least
halt an hour, before breakfast, take the
imceot one lempn in a goblet of water. I
1 ms will clear the system of humors and
bile, with mild efficacy, without .any of
the weakening effects of calomel or con .
gress water. People should not irritate
the stomach by eating lemons clear; the
powerful acid of the juice, which is al
most corrosive, infallibly . produces im
flammation after awhile, but properly
diluted, so that it does not burn or draw
the throat, it does its full medical work
without harm, and when the- stomach is
clear ef food has abundant opportunity
to work on the system thoroughly.
If ew Advertisements
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.:
rjl HJE UNDERalQSED haTjtfljf qualified m
the Administrator of John ntwim. ift.
in the Probate Court, of Nei7 Han rer conn,
ty, allper8onihaTi-.fr clis acaiast the es
tate of raid iatettatft, are hereby notified to
present ineai to cae under sigced before th
26th dav of October. 182. nthAPiA th!.
notice will be ple-dsd in bar of recovery
ah peri one inaeDtea to aaid ittaatate will
make nat meat ta th
tely. . As R. CAMPBELL,
cct35-Uw6w ' Admifitratr
Wew Chestnuts.
fJtHE FIRST NEW CHESTNUTS of tho
season, just in.
- Also, Fine Aspinwall Banana8f i i m
S.G. NOKTHKOP'3,
oct 26 Water and Market sU Stores
Wotice.
"VTO BILL AGAINST THE '
Haytiea Brig "DAUPHIN" will
be paid except those contracted by
. NORTHROP & CUMMING,
oct 26-2t , Agents.
The Club House,
IN ADDITIOV TO ITS FINE S S
stock of Wines, Liquors, Beer Xh1r
and Cigars, is offering to its mr
customers and friends WEW RIVER
OY8TERS, served in any style desired. My
motto i? to please and to this end no effort
will be spared. Respectfully, . :
W. F. ORTM ANN, J
Pron'rletoT Ortmann's Club House,
oct 254f Second at., Currie's Blocks
Ih.Sun'sAsthinaficmedy I r n fl PjrpQ
AStnna aaa wyspsyaa,
and all their attendant evils. It does not merely
afford temporary relief, trat Is a permanent core.
Mrs. B. P. tee. of Belaoore, O., says of it :
turprUed at the speedy rJTcct of your remedy. It u
ttie flrxt medicine in tix yean that hoMlaoaentd my
cough and made expectoration y i1 ff
nigra vmnowi cougnma.- ai jour urugsot uwm
Keep u, oea
, liway, MewYriu
HOUGE.
oriE nioiiT oult i
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WEDNESDAY. OCT 26.
THE GREAT IRIS II DRAMA ;
As played over 600 ights in Ireland,
England and Scotland.
CMAt. E. YERNER'S POVEOFUL
' DRAMATIC CCMPANY.
. Overflowing with fun !
' TC-rnr rMn a llffd hlr.turft
. Laughter and tears crowd each other !
New Scenery and - Wonderful Mechanical
isnects I it' .
Act 2 Bktex oe.
s Act3 HtTSTED Dowjr, j-
. . Act 4r-QcxssTOW2r HabboxI
Usual Prices of Admission. Reserved
Seats on sale at Dyers- n oct 34
tVlusic Boolcs.
Bj T F. Bvrowi.
JovMe'a UasSeal UtUMea.
Clark's Dr liar iBstmstors. .
. i -BeLaek's Plaxo IaatrBetor. '
, Ricardion'a Piano Method. . .
A large ! ck of the Lateit eheet Vuaie
aJwaja on .band. J Any not Iatcek"a
ordered oa abort as tiee. at
jof t? writer surfala ftti fa
I QoMdtniieatioaj aatt be wrtttea on xdj
oae aide of the) jar 1 : - .
Pprioaailriftj maft Tbe avoldeJ " .
4 f ' .'..-'. - .' . !. ' i '
toed that he iiliW does oot alwuye twdorT ,
the views ot eorraveidente vrleas so ataT"
latle-etorfftTi
Heir A dvert! vm on ta.
PURE VOIDER
, ; 4 SOMETHING :
Put up by a Pr i vato Family, of the
- State of New York.'
And"
BdngBt dire UV ) from them " : :
EVERY FAMILY
, In our city
Should get some of it in, order, to
see what Pure Tinegar
v really is
FOR PICKLING IT IS ALMOST
IDISPEKSABU;.
OYSTER CEiCKESS
of
ssvEnAL DiFnmn variety s.
. J':Tj fin '' ' i . i . A , '. ;
iom j.u cents to cents per
. pounds vr:-
i i'.ft.r ys3?. ,trwr
00 24 - .
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Jhanks io" ta PublfCe
pO O HSt, Yr . i . .lHAitA. cho 1
i'.uok p itr a e. '1 C p.w r'Md? to h' w
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line of i'icta" a a nm ,d a,lt
bBcy Qad 't Jureuiie li. o Ac.
J9 Ktra.ber tlat ?co id-i land ch.o
Hooks ara sold atTbiitha'f tit eoet ol .New
9Qs..at . . , v .
w i. Ji'o :-.iu!ii3, oet24
GRAND BAPiOAlMS.
SOL. BEAK BROS
OFFER NOW ONE Or
THE LARGEST STOCKS
'. ; OF.
Beady-Mado Clothing
FURNISHIHQ 00QDS!
H R IT GOOD S I
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i DOOTS & SHOES !
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HA 7 S ! "
A FULL LINE OF
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OIL GLOTH!
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Vfc respectfully solicit a call
. before purchwiceJsewhere.
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