,U1B r-"B -. - ' .. ... .. , ... -
jjolWod every aftaraton,.
JOSH. T. JAMEO,
XDITOB A1M PBOFMXTOK.
.npCBlPTIOOT.POSTAOE PAID.
B" 5 00 Six months, SI 50 ; Thr
oaths, M; One month, 60 oeata.
fhe pPr wiU'btdeUTered byeifrtm
vofehe.inMJ part of the city, atlfc
ibote raw. or 13 watt per wL
idrertwiBS: rates low and liberal
-ySabaeribers will please report an y an
,il ftvilwM to receive their papera regularly
jfew Advertisements.,
J 1
THE GREAT
mm
FOR
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache. Soreness of the Chest
Gout, Quins, Sore Throat, Swell' (
;ngs ana Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Genera Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
H j IVparfttinn on earth eqtiali St. Jacobs Oil.
tifc, trt 0inpt ti! rheap Etrrna!
Kral. A trial entaiU bvt th eomparatlrely
trifling outlar of 50 Onts, and very od aulfcr
In? wl'b rin can bare cheap and powUra proof
rf turlattna.
rHreri,,nj is E1to LangnagM.
BOLD BY ALL DSUGJIST8 AND DEALERS
IH JIEDICIHE. ,
A. VO GETTER Sc CO.,
Baltimore, 3rd., V. S. JL.
tpril 12 daw-aae tej
FALL AN& WINTER GOODS
AT
ivz. ivr.
rpBE BET A8SOETKD
BTOCK.EVl-I
sreught to ths dtj, with all the latest Kot
!Um aod Shades la
DRESS GOODS,
getla M arreOUux, 8atln de Lyon, Bhsd
as( Parrahs, Brocades, V oire An-Uqaa,;Cajnal-s
fiair, Mlk Yel
TU, Plnihea,
COLORED BLACK AHD .fUU Ml WA
STED CASHMERES,
Btarlettaa. Mohairs. BoitioRS, Alpacas and
fUids la tndleti variety, Passamente ie,
I.FrLcgea and Trimmings, White Gocd'.fc,
Boasekeejlag Ood ,
DOlLMAHSj CLOAKS AND
SHAWLS,
Ma aai Bo j 'a Wear .ttrtls Kerin Tb
derwear, Hosiery. Gloves, Corsets,
L&exs aad dgrgs,
GURTillN
Staple & Domestic Goods.
.sri M-vtfclnr desirable Warrant d
to e Jice up U ptlea and quality, to any ssm
! from retail Looms North.
Call and save extra cFenee by tmvirg
H. H. MTZ,
36
oetSl
Market Street
100.000 BRICK
F
R PALE. LOWEST yrictra.j
Hard and Soft,
nor 7Hf '
J. A. 8PBINGER.
Wew Meat DStore.
I HAVE LEA8ED and nttd up hand-;
eomely the Store West side of North S ;
ni Tr tv.ir Aiuir from Market, where
I will be riad to ice any friends and cus
toeaera. BDiendia rsei, umv(
7 1 2ftAUt
Ell
wiasj W f 3 I I - 1 I -
II- 111 VI - I I ! .
VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements. .
WilLioiit Infaxtky Notice
Asso. of OFFicuns r,d N C I Notice
Veteran Coi:ps W L I Notice
Festival Fifth Street M E hurch
C W Yatls Juvenile and Toy Books.
UEixsBE&tiER Hoyt'a German Cologne!
We believe it is tbe stylo to affect con:
tempt for things that are old. Not bo,
however, with Dr. Boll's Cough Syrup,
which has stood the popular test of 34
years osp, aud is more thought of than
ever uelorc.
"... Sampson Fair convenes at Clinton to
tomorrow f Wednesday and will rnntfnnA
Beautify yournomes by using the N
V. Knaiuel Paint, ready mixed and war i
ranted. Sold only ut Jacobi's. t
Only one case before the Mayor this
morning and that was for neglect to pay
lithe city tax.
The steamship Gulf Stream, Capt.
Ingram, from New York, arrived at her
21 r
in this city at about 11 o'clock
tthis morning.
The popular craze now is a two cent
red etamp and a one cent blue stamp on
a white envelope.. This is especially the
tccorrcct thing where young ladies- and
gentlemen correspond. The blendina: of
SV. a. mm
istne colors, red, white and blue means
union.
I We arc
9 A 1 1
are requested to call attention of:
the members of the W. L. I. to the ad
vertisement in another column. It is
Especially desired that members of the or
Iganization, honorary members ard par
tticnlarly the Veteran Corts should be
in attendance at 10 o'clock A M, sharp
sActive members should be in uniform
complete.
Unmailablo
Unmailablc matter, addressed as fol
lows, remains in the Postoffice in this
city:
One dove colored envelope, illegibly
addressed: one white olored ooreiope.
with ndaddressjEmma Singleton, CharH
leston, S. C; Smith Lane, No. 4.
Church Festival.
An will be seen bv advertisement in
another column, the ladies connected
with the Fifth Street Mi. E. Churcht
will hold a festival to-morrow ( W ednea
Iday) evening, at Rankin Hall, for the
(benefit of the Church, They promise a
good time and will supply their patrons
with oysters, ice cream, cakes and other
delicacies. We trust they may bave, as
they richly deserve, a good attendance.
That even the form of trial by jury is;
not perfectly free from prejudice, is be-
Iieved by some, ajui m our secuuu,
Jucobs Oil has been tried by that great
jury the public and been judged the
infallible cure for Rheumatism and all
painful diseases.
A Sew Club.
Some of the young gentlemen of this
city met last night'and formed a new or
ganization, to be known as "L Arioso
German Club," and elected the following
officers : .
Tresiderlt J. M. Cronly.
Vice President C. B. W right.
Secretary and Treasurer F. L. Mearesj
Leader J. G. Bradley.
Governing Committee J. M. Cronly
C. B. Wright, F. L. Meares, E. J. Lilly,
f.Tr.. Dr. Fairfax Irwin. L. r. Wavis and
. w - -1 - '
W. C. Jones.
Their first German will be given in
Germania Ilall.oh the 23d inst.
, The Club starts with a large member
Uship, and in a flourishing condition.
8ol
hmith Kussell-
This distinguished and versatile come
dian, who is well and favorably known to
most of our readers, will appear at the
Opera House to-night in a new play,
written expressly for him, and in whicn
he takes the principal character. In
speakmg of his appearance ia,Edgewood
Folks" the New Yort commercial Jia.
vertiscr says:
Mr. Abbey's new Park Theatre was
rArtrned last cieht. The play chosen
for the occasion was one entitled "Fxlge-,
wood Folks," written for Mr. Sol Smitlr
r?ncll bv Mr. J. E. Urown, of Boston.1
Tbe dramatist has succeeded admirably,
and Mr. Russell last night appeared to
the tero of the play. Every sketch, and
mnro liitorocrneou3 lot it would be
;pR.ni in imagine, was received with
t,0rtv annlanse and honest delight, and
thoronffhlv did he conceal his own in4
Kdividuality in many of his disgnises, es-,
rfallv in that of Deacon Ahsalovii
hardtcicke, as to deceive a great poonj
Jrtf iht vfl8t andience. au.ttuscww
The Result of Kxposure.
We regret to learn that Mr. J. G.
Uashagan, who represented the govern
ment aa Signal Officer in the balloon
ascension or Frof. King, some weeks
since, and who at one time was given up
as lost m the wilds
m a . .
been confined
to ms oed eTer since iromjiapopiexy. He was born in Auaust. 1641.
ill ne68 caused by Lis sufferings and ex
posore during that perilous flight and bis
subsequent wanderings . through the
forests aud swamps.
The Editor of thi3 paper grieves to,
laorjouace to the public the death ot hp
companion, a?sociate and
-J
iTlIEODORE GaLHOVN JAMES.
event was very sudden and unexpected,butw"u Z"6 uesc CI lV maDJr1
ia tew snort uours inien-emng netweeu me;
I - , . . , a . .i
announcement of his actual COnditionVam vivfniV rnn.rzApi rchn nnnraJiitcl liicl
and hia last breaJ.k. He died of atOTjloxv.lIhi2h soldierly ouahtioe. At.tbe time of
Vr9 caver.l Anna noat alifinn o.Ti fit hisllaia death he was Associate Editor of the
desk in this office, he had been suffering
intensely with a pain in his head which
he and all of us thought was facial neu'
ralgia and which w&s treated as such.
Wo now know, alas! too late, that itW
was but the premonitions of apoplexy,
and 'that the trouble was from the brain
and not from the facial nerves. Ho was
found on his bed unconscious yesterday.
morning and died yesterday afternoon,
at 5:35 o'clock. j
He had been the Associate Editor on
this paper for nearly five years. Brothers
as we werc, of very nearly the same age,1
raised together, schooled together, in
camp together during the first year of
the war and intimately associated in
business during the past five years, our
grief is simply inexpressible. Of his
virtues for ho had many let others
speak : ...
THEODORE CALHOUK JAMES.
Seldom has that solemn admonition,1
"In theraid8t of life we are in death"
been more forcibly illustrated than on
the sudden demise of him whose early
taking off wo are now called upon to
ouf . lathe fU sirens th of vigorous
manhood, with, the prosoeci oi a xoog
land useful career shining up before him,
his light has been suddenly quenched.
and he has passed from among us ere yet
hia sun had reached its zenith, i he
e p.AS;n oro inn inacmtableMfor Duritv and strength. We would re
n. .v.-v-v-
for man'a limited capacity; we dare not
question them, and however grievous the
stroke may be we can only bow in sub
mission to His will who we know doeth
'all things well.
The subject of this brief notice was a
native of Wilmington, the second son ot
Mr. John S. James, of this city, acd was
born August 16th, 1841. He was but
a youth when the war broke out, but
was among the first to volunteer bis ser
vices in defense of of that cause which
he believed to be truly just. How he
bore himself in the positions in the army
that, ha was railed UDOQ to fill, bis com-
ajMtaiw
rades and superior officers under whom
k naJ or the beat, thb truest and
uw owa i w w -
the most impartial judges; and how well
he played his part m that great and
bloody drama could be seen oi all men,
for he bore upon bis person the evidence
of that fearful conflict through which, he
hA nailed so irallantly. He was ardenq
in temperament, impulsive and high.
toned, chivalric and with ft keen
" - a a M m 1 1 vkAaifioA
'sense oi nouor, uo i yvot
natures are, quick to resent an indignity.
either real or fancied, but equally prompt!
to make reparation waen convinced of
.... - -
hia error. Fidelity to his irienoa was
with him a cardinal virtue. It shone
forth in every action of his life, but it
was in the home circle that the unselfish
m 1 . -X . n. Watt ntltnllc
ness oi niscnar&cwrr ww wwn vv
displayed. Nothing could Exceed his
tender affection for parents and kindred ;
no sacrifice was too great for their comfort
or Dleaaure. A sombre shadow now rests
upon that but yesterday happy nretide
Private griefs are to9 sacred for the
oubliceye ; they are for the heart only,
and for God. To mat uoawnoaoiu
not willingly afflict, we commend the
heart-broken sufferers, knowing that lie
land He alone can give strength sufficient!
to sustain them under their grievous be
. T".
reavement. jLtBizzu.
nr. to np THEODOEB CALHOrX JAMES4
Dnr rommnnitv will be shocked to
im nf the sudden death of this well-
known gentleman, which occurred at hisj
father s residence las nignv uwm. v
o'clock. He had been complaining since
Wednesday last of what he and the urn
n thnntrhtwaa a severe attack of neu
Mw;t in thfl head. He had taken aeda-
tip in moderate doses during several)
(days, and on Sunday took a pill
Udminiitered by physician. He meat
J u
to Bleep about 12 o'clock' that nigbtandf
ii-jj-vb. .u icsv wen. ucu uis ruuujj
I anno fa A .11 u:
was entered by one of the family on yes-'
iterdav morninir. aftpp 9 nVlnrk. het was
lOUnd to be in an nnrnnan'nna stjitp
?irom wnicn be never rallied, although
She received every possible attention
j -
J from h 1.1 rplfttlpa snrl coroFil cLilTnlil
oi aucnigan, na8aphy8iC.an3 His death wag caQsed b
J. ' SUM kJrf V M gallium
and was, therefore, in the 4lst rear of
tie was a eentlem-iu of intel
ligence, of gieat decision and inde-3
pendenee -of character, of high personal
courage and honest convictions. HeM
served bis native North Caroliaa
most
. 3
; v. r 1 1 .v. i : . . A
rsevere wounds, and losing one of hisarms.6
Ijucrwawfekone ume on uenerat u. k.i
v wa,u u aUV BV4 VU ?iVU UIOUU UA ICUCU
lne sadasairy as Adjutant ot tee Third rs or ton
.W'h""1''"'' vui uiaiv ccuv iu iuc noli
Hls death ,., iamenle4 hv all of hifi
couirades, who appreciated his
Daily Review, with which he had
been fnnnnr.tftd rlnrinc tVift lacf. fivA rAnJ
in his death North Carolina loses a cour-j
tasreons and devotad snn. and thn nress nl
conscientious, intelligent and outspoken!
journalist. Morning near, lofi.
ssmwsflBBamBanBassaaHainBWBJsam
Improiog.
Wc arc happy to learn that Mr,
James Sprunt is slowly improving. He
was resting well at our last report and is
doing as well as could reasonably be ex-j
pected.
- Magistrate's Court.
Albert Herring and Mary Ray, both
colored, wore before the court this morn
ing, the former lor larceny and the latter
for receiving stolen property, which con
sisted of clothinff stolen from Archie
Ellerby, colored, who lives near the cor
ner of Dock and Seventh streets. The
articles were found in Mary Ray's pos
session, and both defendants were com
mitted to jail, to await their trial, which
will take place on Saturdav. the 19th
inst.
There was one trifling case of assault
and battery before Justice Millis this
morning, which was dismissed at the cost
of the prosecutor. We suppress the
quest.
We call the attention of our readers to!
the advertisement of J. Monroe Taylor.
This bouse has been established nearly
40 vears. and their goods are celebrated
tY - ' A n f iV
commend a trial of their Gold Medal
brand to all who desire superior cook
ery, tf j
To Builders and others Go to Jaco-
bi's for Sash. Blinds and Doors, Glass
fcc. You oan tret all sizes and at the
lowest prices t
JAMES In this city, on Monday evening,
November Hth. 1831. THEODOKE CAL
HOUN JAMES, aired 40 v ears. 2 month
and 29 davs.
The funeral services win tase place to
morrow ( Wednesday ) morning, at iu mj
'nV.iook from St. James' Church thence to
lOakdale Cemetery.
DOYLE In this citv. at 2 o'clock, this
rTneadav' afternoon. November 15th. 1851
IDA, lnfnt daughter of George W. and Ida
. Doyle.
Now Advertisements
Head Quarters,
Wilmingtox, Light IyrANTET,
Wilmington, N. C, Nov. 15th, 1SSI.
mHE MEMBEua or tliu Company are
I hereby ordered and the Honorary Mem
bers are requested to meet at the Armory at
10 o'clock, A. 31.. Wedueday, tbe ltiib
In t in attnii the' fnnpral nf Anintantl
THEODORE CALHOUN JAMES, late ofl
the Veteran Corps. By order
CAPT. JOHN L. CANT WELL.
B. W. Durham, O. 8. nov 15
Head Quarters,
Asso. or Officers of the Third N. C. I.
Wilmington, N. C, Nov. 15th, 18S1
COMRADES: You are requested to meetl
j at tbe omce or Burgeon j . v. aiKer,ai
lo o'clock, AM., to-morrow, tie 16th inst.,
ho attend the funeral services of our late
member .Adjutant THEODORE CALHOUN
JAMES.
By order of the eenoir officer present,
nov 15 JOHN L. CANTWJELL, Sec.
" ATTENTION!
VETERAN CORPS W. 1. INFANTRY.
fCrOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ox
L the death of our friend and comrade,1
rrtlEODORE CALHOUN JAMES, and re
quested to aeeemble at the Armory of the
. . . -v . . n a
w nminPTon iirni lnianrr. vcciueuaj
morning, the 16tb inst., at 10 o'clock, to at
tend the funeral. CHAS. D. MYERS,
nov 15 Sect'r Vet. Corps W. L-1.
Festival-
rflHE LADIES Or FIFTH STREET M.E-
I Church will hold a FESTIVAL at
kaNKIN HALL, corner Fourth and Prin
cess Btxeets, on to-morrow ( WEDNESDA Y )
eTeninr. Oyeters, prepared in all atjle;
Ice Cream jJaJte, etc , etc, in aoanoance
A nice way to spend a piea-Ant evening, ana
at the same time forward a worthy Christian
object. The Ladiea will welcome all who
may iK proper to come, nerW-H
15. 1881.
NO; 270
. Km Aaaotnt.
tl " - wc.
The Coraline Corset
100 80LD 1K ONE WEEK-
PRICE $1.00
1 ull assortment of tz??.
no.vl- . . J. IIEDRICK.
Hoyt's Ocritiau loicffue.
rpHE Moar fuqbst and labt-
ling of all Feifuajf s. Betvre of ConnWrfnts.
Who!eia!e mi Retail.
At nKl&BBKRQER'S
Pianos and Organs.
QHEAP Foa OA8H or oa the easy install
tuouk .u. CiYsrj nauo ana urgan war
ranted fcr fite yean at
HEINSBERGER'S,
uovll .Live Book and Moaie Btore
OPERA HOUSE.
A. Welcome Star in Wllm!nirton.
The Great Comic Success of the Day.
TUESDAY EVEKiriQ, NOVEMBER 15
engagement or tbe Great Comedian and!
cnaracter Actor
uoi- amiTH
In his famous creation ot
TOM DILLOWAY,
In J. E. Brown's New American Comedy int
Ed are wood Folks.
'"Dramatic 'ArtkU.
Received everywhere with eereama ofl
laughter I
Tickets 91. 75c, 50c, and 25 cts. 8eat$
secured at Dyers' nov ll-8t
"JUST IMAGINE HOW I FELT."
Brunswick, Co., Va.,
November Mh, 1881.
Mrs. Jox Perso.y,
Franklinton, N.'OJ
Dear Madam : It is with pleasure
I that write to tell you that your valua
ble Remedy has' entirely cured me of a
most fearlui looking and painful soie on
my ankle. It came more than twelve
months ago, very much like a ring worm.V
I painted it with Tinct. Iodine, until it
became a very painful and bad looking
place. I ben 1 commenced to try every
thing I could thiuk or hear of, until itl
becam so very painful I could scarcelyf
walk, when I went to the best doctor in
the country for advice. He told me
he could cure me if I would take mv bed
and there remain for four or five weeks.
and u 1 did not do so pretty soon, it
could not be cured at all. as the booeS
would become diseased, and my foot!
would have to be taken off. Just imag l
ine how I felt, to be told there was no!
cure for the sore but to lose my foot, or
give up all business either of these Re-j
medies would have ruined me. Mind
jon this was the advice of one of the best
doctors in the State of North Carolina.
and this conversation took place last
February. I continued to born with
caustic, as be advised until September
but derived no benefit from his treatment.!
I was advised then by a friend to try
your Remedy, (Hitters and Wash) took
the first dose tbe 17th of September, and
l am now a well man, the sore is perfect
ly cured, and 1 can now walk as far.
dance as much and jump as high as any
man you know, r'at me back to the 1st
of September, let me know as much as I
now do of the virtue ot vour Remedv.
and I would not' hesitate to P3y ' tea dol
lars a bottle for it, if I could cot get it
for less. I think more of it than any
medicine in the world. It is not only;
the best Remedy to purify the blood and
cure all skin diseases, bat I believe it will
cure all kinds of blood diseases, and I
snow it will cure a love for strong drink.
I hope you will have this published, as
there are many sufferers who could be
cured, if they could know cf and get your)
Remedy I am truly and respectfully,
JOS. H, MASON,
South Gaston. N. C.
Tbe Remedy is for sale in Wilmington
by Dr. Win. H. Green. Send for circn
lar of testimnials. nov 14-diw
Roomc to Rent
T7UBM8HED ROOMS for rent. Apply :
'4
the Southern comer of JI arket aad Fro
aretis.
ot 10-ln
om om rriaiaoD aayaad all nbuett e
The name of Vtm wrtUr mv aJ.f h r
tiihed fto tit suitor. ' '
waauuoiaPBi mst h vntieai tUy
uifdi.efthe pttMrr',"JN'i!,Ji 5'"y "
Peno&aiitles meat be avoided
" ABtf IsawpaalryaBd ifClariT
toodtbattta Rdk-v il-T, TdorT
fc views ct eorresw du b1n iotl?aP
a the editorial eojaojaj. ,
WIL A WfcLD ,X SAIL.4U4LI O f.
rnci or iaa ecaitajit i ariicaVR1,
Wi'Kitcrost, K. C.jNo', 8tb,183l. '
FO
a
n i 9 e)lA a ' I .
o 'i nviiof iin
- - p.T Ull'iH
J Tcerday.the 224 :nt;. II o'cl cJc'A.li!
107 9 tiia
,resay.
ftf It,, ,UjfJlB.i; ADQUdTA P0.t
2rpics
Of THB tECBITABT A TBSASC6I,
" Wilvikot::, Nct. tth, lttl
IHfi ANNUAL
iiKHTINO O? 7iE
n;okho?dersn'.the WUm'nrtoa, 0 JamMa
Augnitt hailroad Cisinmt wilt , 1.. ttA
tthe O&cnoZ the Fresident r f etii Com!a-
T. .,na nt ,r 0 3 Tueidaj, the fid
mst, at 12 o'ceck, M.
- J W. THOMPSON.:
no & tim Heeretary
Still Another Lot.
pHE LADIES of WDmiDgton and the
jpubllc generally are respectfully Informed
that I have ju?t received still another lot of
Millinery, Crochet and . Fancy fioods, Ac.
MISd E.KAKKER,
nov 9 Exchange Corner.
FHS VARIEW STORE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-
spectfully 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 Disnlav
' OF
NQTICNS AiD HOLIDAY QOCDI
he has ever offered in this city.
My stock is
c, Complete
And: in
'
GREAT VAPJETY
I have thousands of things whi .h it
would takt columns to ennnu-rale. M?
fine, fresh FRENCH CANDIES are a
special ty. I lead in those goods a9 my
patrons well know. I have an elegant"
variety of
Millinery OoimI, Ilatw,
To which I invite the attention of the
L'idies. ? -
My stock of CHRISTMAS GOODS
is lull and complete and having been
bought low will be sold low. '
I respectfully invite a call and inspec
tion. L. FLANAGAN.
Variety Store,
nov 6 No. 42 Market street.
EMBROIDERED D.1F.SSES.
rpHE M03T ELEGANT COSTUMES,
which are sold ia Dres If cgth, ars in fine
Camel's Hair ard ihuda Cloths, with 4J
ycrds of narrow, end the same . amount of
wide, Embroidery wiought in Eilk. The
wide fa intended for flounces and the car
row for trimming Bdsqne. The eults rang
n price from 1 30 to $4 and can be seen at
R. PJL feiclntire's.
Just received several eolora of those nice
Shuda Cloths at 50 cent per jar J. A large
f assortment of fine Laee Neckwear and Laces
for making such article. nov 7
"3? 3E 3? S3
, TO THINK ABOUT ' .
HOT BED SASH.
PLEASE ORDKR KAHLY.
SASH, DOORS A3 BLINDS
BEACEET3,I0ULDINO, LU5IBER, Ac
ALTAFFER, PRICK & CO.
oet3l
French Candies.
TUST RECEIVED, a full line of fine
J French Candle, warranted pure aad
fresh. Also, iiome-Aiade Cart:ie. iruita.
Nut. Ac . C.VEVfcNi,
Seeond treet, 3 floors bIow Potoflc
et W ' '
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