THIS PI FEB -
hBloltobed erery afteraeen,; fliJi -JOSH.
T. JAM EC, ,
inB3CJrnK8 POSTAGE PAXD. ;
i year,f 5 00 8Ix monthi, $150 ; Three
OM90Bths,tl J5; One month, oQeeats.
paper will be deUvered by carriers,
f ehr lff in any part of the city, at the
idTrtMiBir rt iow nd Ubril
jl faHarss to receire their papers regularly..
yew Advertisements.
THE GREAT
FOB
RHEUHATISI,
Iteuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quins, Sore Throat, Swell"
fogs and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
tooth. Ear and Headache', Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches,
o preparation on earth equals St. Jacobs Oil
ti tmfe, utr, simple and rheap External
fmt4j. A trial entails but tj comparatirely
trifling outlar ef 60 Cents, ana erery one suffer
ing with pain can bare cheap and positfye proof
f its claims.
Directions in Heron Languages.
COLO BY ALL DRUGGISTS AHD DEALERS
IN MEDICINE.
A.VOGELER&CO.,
Baltimore, Md., JJ. S. A,
april 11 dAw-nao tcS ' .
Ralegh, N. C., Sept. 27, 1881.
Mai. Jox Person,
Franklinton, N. O
Dear Madajib: I" reply to your let
ter askingwhat 1 think of your Remedy.
I would say that tho sales have been very
fair, and so far as I can learn, the Heme
dj has been very satisfactory to my cus
tomers who have used it, especially so in
the case of a little girl of this city, ten
ears of age, who was troubled for a
long time with sores breaking out' over
the face and neck, having the appear
ance of Scrofula, and which had resisted
the usual alterative treatment for a long
time. She took four bottles of the Bit
ters last Spring, when the sores entirely
disappeared, and up to this time she has
had co return of them, her skin looking
aa fair and clear as anyone's.
Trusting that you may receive the sue
CE8 which your Remedy seems to merit,
I am, very respectfully yours,.
WM. SIMPSON,
Druggist.
For sale in Wilmington by Dr. Wm.
H. Green. Send for circular of testimo
nials, oct 3Uw
TO SUBSCRIBERS WILMINGTON
TELEPHONIC EXCHANGE.
TjR0M AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,
Xbr. 2, 1SS1, the verbal repetition of'Srders
Siren to Operators will be discontinued
Ihe Central Office Operator, Instead of an
swering back through bis transmitter, as
heretofore, will in the future acknowledge
the rectDtion of vour order and ffire notice
that it has been executed by . a sicgle tap of
the bell of the subscriber giving tne order.
Always hold your lever down until your
bell taps in response toyour order, and thus
atoid haviae the operator ring In your ear.
The Central Office Orjerator upon the re
ception of your order- for disconnection,
will give both bells one tap; this notifies
both parties of the disconnection.
. ?. C. WHITE. .
novl
JManager
The Club House,
Ant;
If 'sCt?raJIO TO ITS FINE TS r
stock of Wines, Liquors, Beer
customers and friends NEW RIVER
nvatrp mrweA in anv stvle desired. Mj
motto la to please and to this end no effort
.... n r..ll-
wuibe iparea. cspccuiuij,
. F. W. ORTMANN,
ProorietorOrtniann, Club Houie, -ott
25-tf 8econd at., Cnrrie'a Block.
The CoGmopolitan
THB TO TTTTT PT. A C.TL WHERE YOU
v. omnlAct nnrst and most
sdentlficallj mixed Summer Drinks to be
Champagnes an t liquors always on luand
Ithe best 5-cent Cigar that la made. - Drop
aaadcooloffi. JOHN CARROLL,
jS Proprietor.-
FERTILIZERS AND : FERTIUZINQ
MATERIAL.
QOTTON AND CCTRN PLAN1ERS
Truckers and others can get Into correct
channel to trade advantageously by com
saukattng with
JAS. T. PETTEWAY, Agent
7r the celebrated rertflizers,WIlcox, Glbbs
Co'a Manipulated Oaano and .Add Pho
yUate. sept 0- s
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VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1881
LOCAL NEWS.
A New Advertisements.
HzrasBKRGXB-wParlor Organs ;
C W Yates NaPress, No Water
Altavfer, Price & Co Sash, Doors an 1
Blinds '
L J Otterboubo Clothing and Agents
RMMcIntire Embroidered Dresses
J F Schtjltz Lontignee Notice
J A SrKiNGEB 100.000 Bricks
I. Flanagan -The Variety Store
Bridesmaids wear white Gelder roses
and small ttklle veils.
Feather head-dresses . are adopted by
Mufis of velvet and lace will be much
in vogue this winter.
The storm signal floats to-day aad the
weather is threatening.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 1,379 bales.
Money isn't exactly tight, bat it is
perhaps a little exhilerated. '
, The big sunflower still holds its own
in the aesthetic world of fashion.
Be. barque Geo, Davis, Malloy, sail
ed froml3ordeax for this port on the 2nd
inst.
The Benefactor is the next steamer
due here. She sailed from New York
last Saturday.
A few watermelons are still brought
into market, notwithstanding the ad
vanced season.
The handsome new residence of Mr. J.
W. Taylor, comer Front and Walnut
streets, is nearly completed.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass
&c You can get jdl sizes and at the
lowest prices. ' " t
Mr. H. I. McDuffie, ot the Laurinburg
Enterprise, can speak now of "my two
papers ; both weekly". He has leased
the Pee Dee Bee, at Rockingham, and
wlil hereafter ruQ it; aucww w
PD -D, as well as to the' Enterprise.
Study your interest. You can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Jacobi's. T
It will interest the marriageable ladies
of Wilmington, if nothe gentlemen, to
know that wedding cards this winter are'
of the square note size, heavy paper, en
graved with running script or round
English letters; no embelishment of any
kind on either card or envelope, not even
a monogram.
Weddings in high life are to be sol
emnizedwith unusual . splendor during
the coming winter. It is whispered in
well informed circles that while tulle will
be more worn than ever in the trimming
of wedding dresses, and that tulle veils
will -be more popular than those of great
er value, but less becoming.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Hooks and 'lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at J aoobi's, f
.
Unmailable
Unmailable matter, addressed as fol
lows, remains in the Postoffice in this
city:
One brown envelope illegibly address
ed; Caroline Blount, No. 6 Reed St.; Bet
sey Williams, Fayctteville, N. C; one
white stamped envelope, no address; La
vinna Albert, No. 1683 Nashua, N. H.;
Charlie Honesty, Northampton Co., N.
C.; Carrie King, Beaufort, N. C.
I cannot. express joy enough over the
wonderful qualities ot St. Jacobs Oil.
For eight days 1 suffered with terrible
pain in the back, almost to distraction,
until I heard of St. Jacobs Oil, one bot
tle of which cured me completely.
G. B. Haverkr, Foreman,
New Haven, Conn.
y. Y. $ iv If. S. B. Co- .
Relics or the Lower ja-
The Raleigh Ketcs and Observer sa.vs:
"At the colored fair is shown a gun
owned by Henry Berry Lowery, the fa
mous outlaw. It is a Maynard, with two
sets of barrels, one rifled, the other
smooth-bore, and is in a case which con
tains a wonderfully com pie apparatus for
making cartridges. With this gun he
killed several persons, among them his
mother. His initials, H. D. B. L ,' are
cut on the stock."
This reminds ua that the Editor has in
his possession a copy of a newspaper
which was found on the person of Steve
Lowery, the last of the gang, and through
which the ball that killed the outlaw had
penetrated. .
r- Q
ueauiuai ana Aitracuve.
w "4 aampiea ot oauuiui
lubiura tarua ana envelopes, ec, lor Ad-
, for Ad
Tertising-purposes, can be sen at E. S
Wtmv.V'a TvW T:: Aac
nuiuig kjiucc, corner I caau.3 communities North Carolina I
Chestnut and Water streets. T!Jpito
rua are popular ana , attractive, and
mav hA h A tlA .f .i 4.
r, it , . , l' '; p.
aa inspect ine aampiea. It.
Cases are constantly occurring ' in ev -
ery family, where, if Dr. Boll's Cough with 20,250 bales raised on 51,880
SISFJ"?"?11?.. "dLcrea, , New Hanover raised but 66
v. wuuiu giTBno luruxerroUDie.
,
am ior me urpUftn cause.
It is propoaed,: and the presr of tha
notice, that a collection will be lifted for
the benefit t)f the Oxford Orphan AgJ.
Thankarfvi Iv. thna nractillr d J
monstrating our gratitude to the Giver
of all good for the blessings of the past
year.
SWnDy Men.
eim xxeaua ?ewer. awoiuw
cure for nervous debility, and Weakness
of the generative functions, $1 at drug -
gJSlS. XJiSpOv O. J. ILLuaUB.
Belle of a Past Age -
Tn ihet rnnNA nf nio rontin 4a Viof
side of Second street, near Dock, occu-
pied by Mrs. E. Warren, a brick was re -
vpA .hiVli ha iffl faA ftlftr
sketch of a schooner in full sail indent -
ed in the brick and which was probably
made when the brick watr green. It is
curious as recalling a past age as it has
been many, many years since this build-1
ing was erected and the hand that made
the sketch has probably long since
meulderedin the grave.
1 he Variety store.
We took a tour this morning through
the variety store of Mr. L. Flanagan,
on Market street, and found him one
of ths busiest men in Wilmington. He
is now engaged in opening and marking
and getting ready for display the enor
mous stock of -millinery, fancy goods,
UUilWUa ..A L.117 gOOU9 pUrCUMBU
by him on his recent visit to
the North. We speak advis
edly when we siy enermoas stock
as both floors of his store are crowded
with his purchases. He will make a
very handsome display when all is ar
ranged, and as he bought low, he will
sell low. Mr. Flanagan makes a spe.
cialty, by the way, of his line French
candies, which are. truly nice, as all who
have tasted them must know.
Sale or Real Estate
The Grant property, running through
from Second street to Third, along the
line of Princess street, was sold to-day
at auction by Mr. F. H. Darby, Commis.
sio'ner, under a decree from the Superior
Court. It was divided into four parcels,
the house and lot corner of Second and
Princess streets, two offices with premis
es fronting on Princess street, opposite
the Court House, and the site of the
burned stables, corner Princess and
Third streets. Mr. Carl Mugge bought
the first named house and lot, for $4,550.
Mr. L. Brown became the purchaser of
the office and tract adjoining this at
$1,150 ; Mr. E. G. Barker bought the
other office and tract for $1,387.50,
and Mr. S. Stevens, of Onslow county,
purchased thev stable tract for $2,250.
The entire sale realized $9,337.50.
Terms of sale, one-third cash and bal
ance in 6, 9, 12 and 15 months..
Free Show Ho Res erred Seats, t.
Mr.W. E. Cros&ley, agent for the third
advertising brigade, of Forepaugh's Show
is in the city to-day, making arrange
ments for a grand illuminated stereopti
cdn exhibition to-morrow evening. Prof
Abt will entertain the spectators with a
series of wonderful zoological illustra
tions, exhibiting many of the rare ani
mals and birds to be seen in the great
Forepaugh show, which is to exhibit here
Saturday Nov. 12. The leading features
of the circus will also be produced, and
views ot famous places, portraits of illus
trious women, reproductions of works of
art. views of great cities, lakes, nvera
and mountains, and last, but by no means
least; a fall-sized view ol Forepaugh's
famous "Queen of Beauty." the ''hand
sjomest woman in America" will be exhi
bited by means of the stereoptieon. I t is
a free show. The exhibition wUbe given
ff$m the balcony of the house Southeast
corner Of Market and Front streets, but
if the weather is inclement then it wil-
take place the following evening, cea
taeacisg at 739 o'clock.
i . rattnt. in tt.t. c..tu.
tteara few items, compiled from
- 1 the Ifcensus returns of the rnttnn rmn
I whiAwill roveintere.tw tn tb.
I .
ton from 893,153 acres of land under
l will.. -. . "u"c
uuiiwation. me largest cotton, produc-
ing troaty is Wake, which raised 30,115 j
1 baict 9a 59.16 acres. Edgecombe is
bale r U9 . . ui
w-m. hviw , iut itUClu IB VCljr
mueot iMew Hanover, it!must be re-
IbeMd. outside of the .city. Anson
"tHUBW"; ; voiumous, ou ;
amoenana, 3,VUD; uoplm, 4,499; On-
754i Robeson, 846; and Sampson, 6,291
??on Surry cooties raised but olo
bale, each and it took two acres in Per
son to do this and three in Surry.
iuorrriujicrwuBinoo.
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ILaurin are the only delegates from this
1 city in attendance on the Synod of the
PrMhWi ntrnroh n th!. St.t.
in session at Salisbury. The former rep-1
w ws -wmswm u vusa sssyvaiWa uwrr
I KlAnffl t.no SMnni1 r!ViniK and laf
the proceedings of the first ; day as we
1 find them in the Salisbury Examiner:
Th nnimfnir smi'm f fl.A flwnml
1 took place in the Presbyterian church of!
I this city, yesterday evening. The ser.
j mon was preached by the Rev. J, Henry
I Smith, D. D., of Greensboro.
After the sermon the -committee on
J enrollment reported the following minis-
Iters sjfihe Synod present:
Presbytery of Orange Robert Bur-
well, T U Faucett, P HDalton, J Henry
Smith, DD,DE Jordan, J ' C Alexan-
. w T.nxr' TWT.;m
- TTmn.,;n ,. ' T A1,-
J L Currie, S M Smith, P R Law, A M
Watson, George Stunmey. 17.
Presbytery of Concerd E F Rock
well, P T Penick, A L Crawford, W A
J H Coiton, L McKinnon, T G Thurs.
on, J M Wharey, R W Boyd, J A
Ramsay, J N H Summerell 13.
Fayetteville Presbytery J P Mc-
Pherson, G M Gibbs, H G Hill, D D,
Wm S Lacy, D A McRae. 5.
Wilmington Presbytery C M Payne.
Mecklenburg Presbytery Walter W
Pharr, D D, J Kennedy, Wm H Davis,
W E Mcilwaine, P Gammon, Geo L
Cook, J L Williams, Walter W Moore.
8.
After this report the Synod proceeded
to the election of officers, viz: Mod
erator, Rev H G Hill, D D, pastor of the
Fayetteville church; temporary clerks,
Rev L 0 Yass and. Rev J A Ramsay.
Rev Mr DuBose, of Spochow, China,
was introduced to the Synod as a corres
ponding member.
Heir Advertisementa.
Consignee Notice.
CONSIGNEES will please
take notice that the German
Barque AMANDA, has been en
tered this morning in the Cus-t
torn House, and is ready to discharge cargo.
nov 7 J. . iJtJUUiyrz, Master.
EMBROIDERED D1ESSES.
rjlHE MOST ELEGANT COSTUMES,
which are sold in Dress lengths, are In fine
Camel's Hair and Shod Cloth, with
yards of narrow, and the same amount of
wide, Embroidery wrought in Silk. The
wide la Intended for flounces .and the nar
row for trimming Basque. The suits range
In price from $30 to $45 and can be seen at
R. rj. rjclntire's.
Just received several colors of those nice
8huda Cloths at 50 cents per yard. A large
assortment of fine Laee Neckwear and Laces
- a
for r"g such articles. nov 7
ev River Mullets.
150
BBLS. NEW MULLETS,
300 D0Z"LAER0Zi
For tale by
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HALL & FEABOALLa
NO 263
W "W Adve i tig em -ii ta
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WWKJ D K I li
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Hard and
I Hard and Soft.
hov 7-tf
J. A. SPRINGER.
HO PrOSS. No Water.
1 U Wfttier,
TIEW IOK iwir nrnmn.n ...v. .
I f- ) irvr in m
1 n7 froa tb Manifold awi
mari; uianx cooas, ail slzot and a om-
pleta Bt;ck of utienery, Pictare Frame,
Uadeal Iastraments, Taney Goods, Ac, at
BOOK STORE.
nov 1
Parlor Or&rans
TfT QUALITY OP TONE and Beauty, of
I X
I fin"a u wwrpaised. Ileg ant andlttract-1
Innuu.U. n.J...
for Thoroughness of Workmansnip, and con-
w aws.sj fcawaw avwKuei pavvi a an ac
I Iew Ma J
I f!lU wai ranted u give entire satisfaction
I 'saiogue iainunea on appu
Prloi Reasonable Terms Favorable
For sale at
H KIN BERGEk'8,
Lire Book and Unsle Store
nor 7
THE VARIETY STORE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-
spectrally notify his friends and the
' public that he has recently re-
turned from a visit to the .
Northern Markets
' where he has purchased the
Handsomest Display
OF W
4Y UBSB9.
NOTIONS AND HOLIDAY GOODS
he has ever offered in this city.
. My stockis
mplete
au a
I have thousands of things which it
would take columns to enumerate. My
fine, fresh FRENCH CANDIES are a
specialty. I lead in these goodsr as my
patrons well know. 1 have an elegant
variety of
Mil ill" ry Oood9 Hal,
To which I invite the attention of the
Ladies.
My stock of C B RIS MAS GOO DS
is full and complete and having been
bought low will be eold low.
I respectfully invite a c il and inspec
tion. L. FLANAGAN.
Variety Store,
nov 6 No. 42 Maf ket street.
Clothing and Agents.
"F ANYBODY WANTS TO KNOW what
kind ot CLOTHES are best adapted for
their purposes f business or pleasure, at
home or in travelling, for all seasons and
climates, we shall be happy to supply both
the desired " INFORMATION" and the'
CLOTflES.
Our large experience and perfect famili
arity with prevailing customs enable us to
determine just what Is the CORRECT
THING for every occasion.
And as for the CLOTHES, we keep con;
stantly made up a variety of all desirable
fabrics ready for your service, and. whatev
er you BUY HEBE may be BROUGHT
BACK unsofled, If you think yen have
chosen unwisely, and we will famish others
instead.
AgenU are wanted in erery locality,
WIDE-AWAKE ACTIVE MEN, to solicit
CO. D. orders for OTTERBOURG'S
FAMOUS GARMENTS. To those willing
to devote a portion ot their time to the busi
ness, a paying commission will be allowed.
Write for particulars and send references.
l j. OTsnmcouns,
MeVaJTtar Depot,
win beglad o nwrair.
JnttrfHica y ta4 --num. ,
gSBsaral fgawwsi bqs
Th &ana el ti wHt? ert J. k.
FersosiAlItSes tannt b aYotitl
And It ewaalry aod
nS thai tb, IMft-fdoM
" " uoriai eolcu ns.
Now adtorttirTioi.t
f - . . . T77 "
I TALL AND W rs'TFR fifi mQ
I s- ' vim www
AT
.ltt.;H. KATZ's
rjB BEUT ASSOBTED HTOCK EVKR
bronght to ths cltj, with all tha Utst Sot-
Ities and 8 hides la
Satin MarjeDlenx, 8atin do Lyon, Rhad-
ames, Eurrahi, Brocades JJoire An
' tiqua, Camel's Hair, iUk Vel-
vets, flashes,
COLORED, BLACK A FID ILLUMINA
TED CASHMERES,
Henriettas, Mohair,, Buitlnrs. AIpScm and
I u RB' AP" aa
ril " endJess variety, Pasiamente'ie,
Fringes and Trimmlns:s,?hlte Goodi,
Housekeeping Gocd,
OOILMANS, CLOAKS
AND
SHAWLS,
Men and Boys Wear, Flannels Merin Un
derwear. Hosiery, Glore, Ooriets,
iaecs aad Fdgga,
OTJBTjBl ISt E ACES,
OHEPBS,
Staple & Domestic Goods.
In short eTOTjihina: desirable. Y?&Ttuted
to came up ia price and qualltv, " atm"
le from retail houses North. ,
A 'mxam'zm CzpA 4y bajicf '
zae. .'
1, I. "KAT
9
36 Market Street.
OfltSl
3? E S3
TO THINK ABOUT
OT. SEO SASH
PLEASE ORDRU KARLY.
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BKACKRTM, MOULDIVfi, I.l' ."F-K ,ic
ALI AFKKR, i'KlOK & (50.
ct 3i
KEV Y0.iK &-VILMINGTON
STEAMSHIP GO.
3E22I-WEEKLY LINE.
STEAMEBS'
WILL BAIL FROM NEW YORK
Ireiy WEDNESDAY and HATUEDAY.
at S io'e ock, P. M.
GULF 8TREAsfMWedseiday, XcTemberS
BKKEFACTOB.?atnrday, Koreater 6
SEGULATOBmmm. Wednesday, Bovcmber 9
GULF BT2KAM8tards7, ortmber 12
BK9ErAOTOS..Wdntdj, borsttber 16
RXGULAT0Bw.MM.8atarda7, Norraberlt
GULF STSEAtfWedaesday, HortnUr 23 .
Throngh Bills Lading sod Lowest
Tarcgh Bates guaraateed to axa frca
Foiatf in North and South Carolina.
For Frdzht Esfafeaesta ap;!y t?
TIIOS. Em BOJC D, Bap't,
WBaiaictoa, N. O, :
THEO. O EQER, Freight Ageal,
1$ B roal way. Us. Yoric
mi. f.clyde a cy.,
aevl-tf
GorI Agtnta.
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