1
Uted aftraoa.; ady c-
fru,OB PKOrRIKTOK.
rtrfONa.PGHTAUK PAID.
I?frf6 00 Six months, 350 ; Tkrf
thi.ll 16 One month, fiCceata.
t per will b delivered by carrier.
T,rt9,orl3centiPr wtlu
-gabteribera will pleaee report my erd
Wlarw to receive their paper regniarl
THE GREAT
PR
BHED1ATIS1,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell"
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Fee4, and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
" rrepermtlMi m earth eraal St. Jacob Oil
m m rV,Krs rtmpte and cheap Externa1.
Krnerfjr. A triiT rntalU tut the comparatively
tHfllu outlay of 50 Cents, etui ernry one euffr
fe wlh rla can hnrre cbap aoI pvtltire p;W
f its rlclioe.
Prertlrn tn Xlerra Languagw.
SOLD FT ALL DETJGGIST8 AND DEALUS3
nr MEDICItf E.
A VOGELER. &. CO.,
apfH 13 d VS tl
MOST IMAGINE HOW I FELT."
Bkuxswicx, Co., Va.,
" - - November .fttb, 1881.
II n. Job Prsso V
xraubiiuvuu, xv, v
n l.if-i ikT r
Dsab Maoau It is with pleasure
that write to tell yon that your valua
hie Bemedy has entirely cured me of a
most fearini looking and pamrul sore on
ray ankle. It camo more than twelve
manthsago, very much like a ringworm.
I painted it with Tinct. Iodino, until it
became a very painful and bad looking
place. Then I commenced to try every
thing I could think or hear of, until it
became o very painful I could scarcely
walk, when I went to the best doctor in
the country . for advice. lie told me
ha could cot me if I would take my bed
aid there remain for four or five weeks,
ad if I did not do so pretty soon, it
could not be cured at all, as the bone
woald become 'diseased, aud my foot
would have to be taken off! Just imag
ine how I felt, to be told there was no
cure for the sore but te lose my foot, or
give up all business cither of these Re
medies would have rained rou- Mind
yen this was the advice of one of the best
doctors in the State of .North Carolina,
ad this conversation took place last
February. I continued to born with
caabtic. as ho &d vised until September
but derived no benefit from his treatment
I waa adviied then by a friend to try
yotrr Remedy, (Bitters and Wash) took
the first dose the 17th of September, and
I am now a well man, the sore is perfect
ly cared, and I can now walk as fir,
dance as much and jump as high as any
man yon know. Pat me back to the let
of September, let me know as mnch as I
now doer the virtue ot your Remedy,
and I would not hesitate to pay ted dol
lar a bottle for it, iT I could not get it
for lees. I think more of it than any
1 "j?ew Advertisements.
fiaiisi
Jllilll
As fes
medicine in the world. It is not only
tha best Remedy to purify the blood and
tare all skin diseases, but I believe it will
cure all kinds of blood disease, and I
know it will cure a love for strong drink.
I hope yon 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 andreppectfury,
. JOS. R. MASON,
J ; - South Gaston, N. C.
The Remedy is for sale in Wilmington
by Dr. Wm. H. Green. Send forcircu
lar eftcstimnlalg. , nov 14-diw
' this
lAUniNBUHG EIITIRPRISE
JB THB BS2T MEDIUM through whteh
o dvttb all axd Wiitr Good men
41a people of Bobteor, RicniBoad An
wm ceaatle, In lt rtb Carolina, asd in tbe
border ecvaUtt of Soatb Caiolin Tbe
Saterp Hi eba a lere and iaentaj circa
letkm la the Pe Pe and Cpe Fer t tetton
cf ihi titatev taTiBf obutaed a large r.ro a
(adee ib tbe Utter dorii tfce x w rthelt
wacpeUicbed ta Fayartevilie tefc re Hare
a-oval te Merlnbnrjt, atd is t&e torwer
witila tie lart few months
Advartlseaeats will be i rted by tb
' meatb. eaarter aad year at tea sella rate
iaxecs a. L M court IK,
. Laari rg, h 0
II 'TJT?
VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 26. 1881.
LOCAL NEWS.
New AuvERTisEimtTS.
RM McIxtirb New Goods
IlEiKbiiERGjni-Sorcethlnsr Entirely New
OrciiA Housk liJln.l Tom .
CW Tatks Juverile and Toy Book.
Dres?skirts grow shorter and fuller.
Chamoi3-leather glovta are roach
worn.
The small boy couuteth the weeks to
Cbrlstrraa.
rlen is canght by bis tongue, an "an
byhiaboru. ,
i'ow to get rich lhe on air and Elcep
on a clolhes linf .
There was a heavy frost vistble in these
parts this morsing.
BeafariD men would like a coffee house
to go to while iu port.
Wood is scarce aud hiffh, and sells
readily by the flat load.
But one interment, a child, in Belle-
vne Cemetery this week.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 1,460 bales.
Light colored kid gloves for gentlemen
are fashionable for street wear.
. "Fall styles,'' said the farmer looking
at lis fedce that had fallen down.
Let to-morrow take care of itself uati
it gel, here, then take care of it.
By all means . keep clear of the man
who dees not volae his own character.
Pulse warmers are the latest articles
of trade for itinerant street merchants.
Can a man who sings bass be expected
to keep along the even tenor of his way?
It looks suspicious to see a man always
take a clove before answering the tele
phone.
Little boys and girls are considered a
necessary part of a bridal procession now
a days. -
The Register of Deeds has issued mar
riage licenses this week for three couples
all white.
Steamship Gulf Sfream, Captain In
gram, arrived here this morning from
New York. -
The weather has moderated very muGh
during the day and gives premise of a
fair and balmy Sunday.
- It rains aliko on the just and the un.
just and on the just mainly because
the uciust bavo borrowed their umbrel
las. Soapmakers may give each other the
l ive with impunity. In other lines of
business it is safer te be a little cautious
er a
in this respect.
To Builders and others Q6 ' to Jaco
bi'b for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
Ae. You can get all sizes and at the
owest prieee. t
.
And still one more watermelom. It
was offered for s.ile this morning for fifty
cents. It weiehed 21k pounds rretty
good for tne "top crop "
Many of our ladies who are really
brave pale every time they find themsel
ves in front of the looking glass with a
powder puff in their hands.
It- is an old saying that "one half of
the world does not know what the other
half is doing." We guarantee that it is
not the better half that doe3 not know.
Beautify yournomes by using the N
Y. Enamel Paint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at Jacobi's. f
'She was a daisy," but she put her
little French heeled shoe on a, banana
peel, and in a flash was transformed into
a lady slipper, and then arose blushing
like a peony.
Bat one case before "the Mayor this
morningr and that as of an cb3treper
ons individual who had taken too much
Thanksgiving in his turkey. His Honor
ordered his release on a promise of good
behavior.
Messrs Lndden & Bates, pablisbers,
Savau nab, Ga , send us the December
number of the Southern Mutieal Jonr.
na, "a monthly review of literatdrc, ma
lic, drama .nd art.' The contents
are weu cnoscu auu jiuhmwb
one worth having ia any household.
Per year, postage paid, $1-25, single
eepits 10.
j j " J I l
Fell from a Etep Ladder.
We are ecrrj to learn that Mr. J. W.
Zimmermaa, the Princess street upholst
erer, while arrangio some decorations
last night at a residence in this city,
slipped and fell from the step ladder,
spraining his left wrist and bruisinr his
face very ranch. He' is aaid to be int.
proving to day,! hewever, and we hope to
tee him ont again soon.", .
For ih lor.
The collections taken np is the First
Prefbvterian Chnrch on Thanksarivinir
Day, onthe oecasion of the ioint services
held there, and which were turned over
to Mrs. C. G. Kennedy, President of the
Lidies Benevolent Society, amounted to
$37.90. In addition to this, when Mrs.
Kennedy went to the First National
Bank to deposit the money, the gentle
men there made up 216 more to be ad
ded to the sere.
On a pleasant fall day some persons
will thoughtlessly expose themselves as
in summer, and take a severe Cold. For
such, immediate relief offers itself in Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup. 25 cents a bottle.
Bargiartoai-
Two huegry rascals (at least it is
thought there were two of them) broke
into the premises of Mr. John C Borne
mann, on Castle, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, on Thanksgiving night
and made away with nearly all of hia
supplies. They first effeeted an entrance
into tbe kitchen by breaking out a pane
of glass, and then got into the storeroom,
robbing both of all of their supplies of
provisions. There is no clue to the ras
cals. Files & Mosquitoes.
A 15c. box of "Rough on Rats" will
keep a house free from flies, mosquitoes,
rats and mice, the entire season. Drug
gists. A Pine Opportunity.
We are requested to state that the
beautiful Carpenter organ owned by the
ladies of St. John's Church, and now at
Mr. Heinsberger'a music rooms, is .to
be raffled off by them on or before De
cember 15th. The ladies have decided
tc reduce the number of chances from 200
to 150 and those who,bave already sub
scribed will notice the change. The in-(
strument is well worth $200 and he will
be a lucky man who gets it.
SllTer Wedding.
Mr. and firs. James A. Willard cele
brated their silver wedding at their resi
dence in this city last evening. A nam
bar of their friends were assembled to
tender their congratulations and to wish
tbe happy couple another quarter of a
century of conjugal happiness. Many
beautiful presents were received and itTis
needless to say that the guests were
handsomely entertained. Mr. James A.
Willard and Miss Mary Bonner Blount
were married in Washington, N. C, on
the 25th day of November, 1856. May
they live to celebrate their golden wed
ding and may we be there to congratu
late them.
See Here.
You are sick: well, there is just one
remedy that will cure you beyond possi-
VI. 4 V. Y
trnnhle. OonsumDtion. DvSDepsia, Debil
ity. Wells' Health Renewer is your hope.
$1. Druggists. Depot Jas. C. Jtiunds.
Badly raided
We regret to learn of a very serious
aad painful accident which occurred to
Dr. J. C. Walker's little boy, at Mr.
Richard Bradley's residence Wrights
ville Sound, yesterday morning. ,Mr.
Bradley was preparing to kill some hogs,
and had the hot water ready in the yard,
in a huge pot. Being called off for a
moment, he placed some boards over the
pot and left it. During his absence Dr.
Walker's little son (Mr. Bradley's grand.
son), aged only about six years, climbed
upon the boards, which slipped aside and
one of the lad's legs fell into the steam
ing water. He was badly burned from
the knee to the foot, all of which is said
to have been blistered. At last accounts
we are glad to learn that the little sat
ferer is much easier.
A few applications cf St. Jacobs Oil
cured Mrs. Sue Cony era. Cor. Spring &
Olive Streets, Quincy, I1L, who had been
ill with rheumatism and suffered the most
excruciating pain.
There were three interments, two cbil.
dren and one adalt, ia Pine Forest Cem
etery this week.
To morrow is known in tbe Church
Calendar is the First Sunday in Advent.
It is the beginning of the church year.
iifiii
The horn of the tooter if already heard
in the land.
Three interments this week in Oakdale,
all children. . ;
Green pork was selling here yesterday
at tO cents per pound, by tbe pig. t
Spirits turpentine is on a big boom.
It sold to-day for 54 cents, the highest
price recorded on the books of the Pro
dace Exchange, and threatens to go still
higher.
The steamer Oov. Worth, which ar
rived here this afternoon, got V hole
stove in her on tbe trip down. It is not
serious, and a day or two only will be
necessary to put her in trim again.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Hooks and Lines. A fall assort
ment and lowest U rices at Jacobi'. t
Sad lews.
We are grieved to learn of the sudden
death at Cameron, in Moore county, this
afternoon, of Gapt. Ed. Batchelor, a con
ductorOntbe Raleigh & Augusta Air
Line. There are no particulars stated,
other than the fact. The sad news ar
rived in a telegram to Mr. Harry Loeb,
whose wife is Capt. Batchelor's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Loeb will leave here to
morrow morning for Raleigh.
Many Miserable People drag themselves
about with failing strength, feeling that
they are steadily sinking into their
graves when, by using Parker's Ginger
Tonic, they would find a cure commenc
ing with tbe first dose, and vitality and
Btrengtn surely coming back to them.
ee oi tier column.
Kissing Fair.
As something new, and as a means of
raising funds far any charitable object,
we publish the following plan recently
adopted in an East Tennessee city with
great success, although, let it be distinct
ly understood, we don't recommend any
thing of the kind, A local paper says
of it:
"If any had supposed it would turn out
the way it did, the scheme would not have
been adopted, but the object was a char-
name one, and the committee on mvita
tion were very careful to avoid the
presence of any disagreeable or unpopu
far person. The following price list was
hnally adopted. For one go as you
please Bqueeze of one minute,and one kiss
terms cash in advance:
Girls under 16
Girls from 16 to 20
Ladies from 20 to 25 .
Married ladies under 30 . ,
Married ladles from 30 to 40,
Widows under 30 . .
Maiden ladies from 30 to 40
25 cents.
50 cents.
75 cents.
$1.
50 cents.
75 cents.
50 cents.
The gentlemen were ah gathered in
the dining room, and all the ladies in the
parlor. In the library was a committee
of two a lady and gentleman (tbe latter
being time-keeper) ard they called in the
gentlemen one by one. Each was shown
a schedale of prices and a list of the la
dies present, and when one selected tbe
lady he wanted to kiss Bhe was called in,
and the transaction occurred in the pres
ence of the committee. In cases where
the squeeze was prolonged beyond the
schedule time, or an additional smack
taken, a fine of double the price was
charged for every minute in excess, and
in several cases the fines were heavy, but
were paid without a murmur. The whole
affair was confidential and none but the
committee were to know who kissed
who."
Warner's Mar Ktdney and Liver Care
Church services. -
Worship in the various churches of the
city to-morrow as follows;
ST. JAMES PARISH,
Corner Third and Market streets, Rev. A.
A Watson, D. D., Rector. First Sunday
ia Advent Nov. 27th. Mornin? Prayer
at 11 o'clock. Soxday School at 3:30 p. m
Erening Prayer at 4:30 o'clock.
8T. PAUL'S SVAXO. LUTHERAN CTLVIXU,
Corner Sixth and Market streets! Rev. G.
D. beruheim, D. pastor. 5unt'y
bchooi as 3 p. m. J5; glish service at 11
a. m. and 7:30 p. nr.
FIRST BAPTIST CHUBCH, S ,
corner of Market and Fifth streets. Rer
J. B. Taylor, Pastor. Suuday School at
9:30 a. in. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. m. Brock Ivn Sunday School at 3 p. m.
YouDg Men's lrayer Meeting Tuesday
night at 7:C0 o'clock. Church Prayer
Meeting Thursday ntht at o'clock.
Sick headache, nervous headache, neu
ralgia, nervousness, paralysis, dyspepsia,
sleeplessness and brain disease, positively
cured by Pr. Benson's Celery and Cham,
oraile Pills. They contain no opium,
Suinine, or other harmful drag. Sold by
ruggists. . - .-'-r
UNDE& EW MARAG8MEXT,
Wibmaerox, X. C
O. L. PEUrtV. - Prep
Late.freprietor Atianiie fiotet. ,
tr Clart ia all iu'potata;Bta. Vera
2.tO t- as per oat. left &Vtf
jajx ci'VCl
Ke-r A d ver tiseman te.
B LIPID TOR3 !
THE MUSICAL PHENOMENON, WILL!
TLATAT
WtKA HOUSE,
WEDNESDAY, BOY. COth.
Prices, 10 et. and 75 cts.
Dyers'.
Secure seats at
nov 28-4t
Ealo-SIedti,
PJiinese Fancy Ware.
Gifty Kettlee,
Cfjcsr Caet,
Card tttands
Fruit PIhea,
all Poo eta,
Cerob and Brush rbket,
Bilprr i ocktiis,
S!Iism fewla Stand,
Hatrf&ercaief Boxes,
Serap Baskets,
inre uatei oi t&ese Beaatifu: Oooda,
Jnstrocilred at
HSIjrsBERGER'a.
ot 38 tin Uoet ar?d tmle 8tore
PJEW GOODS I
vwMciniriu utw tVtKT DAT I
bp K. w m wm n n r m m m . piipn n.m mm. m m
AND
-yyE ARE VERY BUST, AND THE
reason Is very plain. We ahow goods with
pleasure and our custemers mayjudge as to
the prices.
R. M. aiclntire.
nov 29
Just Received.
T HAVE JUST RECEIVED aand8ome
lot of Cloaka, OrocliecroooaB, "et' ni
Miuinery Apartment Is full of beautiful
Feathers, Pluahes. Hats and Bonnets. T
win receive another aesortirent In a few
aays. MISS E. KARRER.
nov 2e Exchange Corner
TO SUBSCRIBERS WILMINGTON
tLtrnUflfi cauHAUGE.
"TOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED to the
following :
Whenever your TeleDhone la out ftf nrr
don't fail to report it promptly. My en
deavor is to get all instruments in working
order and to keep them so if possible.
Yeu understand, of course, that a Tele
phone Exchange, with Its network of wires,
forms a complicated system, and al though
the utmost YigUance is given, there will be
umes wnen some or the many wi es will be
will endeavor to remedy them in at ahoit
a ume as poseioie. i'8cribers are request-
bers, as it ereatlv ta.cCtta.te th
the Exchange. The party who first calls
lor a conntlon. must nevr fn a
"dlaconnect", when throuirh talking ; for ffl
thU la neglected the wl-ea may remlin con-
nectca indefinitely and thus unavailable for To which I invite the attntmn Af ,
nartles who ma, want ih.m- t I iVU ioe attention of tbe
notknowbylfltuition when the wires are
idle. If the above Is complied with I see
no reason why we shouldn't have a good-
cattonsto J. o. WHITE.
w ursuig Axcuanire. aaoregi all commnnl.
nir, ,
-
COAL ! WOOD I AND BRICK !
100,000
1.000 TOSg
Vv Qnn coms wood,
For sale low prices by
oov 21-tf
J. A. SPRINGER.
THE CLAREND0I1 WATER
JIVE NOTICE THAT THE! ARE
ready to receive applieatloas for supplying
water. Iafonaatlon In regard to rates, Ac.,
can be had, and applications must be made
at the Superintendent's ol3ce.No. 1 Joaraal
building, Frinceas errceVoia 9 to 11AM.
and 8 to d F. IX. fierrice pipe will be laid
in the order In which the applications are
received. JOHN C. CHASE. Sup'U
i o 21-tw .
FERTILIZERS AND I FEBTfLIZINQ
MATERIAL.
QOTTON AND CORN IXAN1ER3
Iruekers aad others can get Into correct
channel to trade adrantBgeoualyby eomj
ma&leatiitg with
JAfl. T. FETTXTTAT, Agent
For the ealehrated FtvtiUscn.WQcoz, Oabs
Co'e MaalpolaUd GuAao'aad Add ke:
Fhaus; sejrSCSlK
We wW b glad to reeclre ctamBolretJcn
from oar friend on aj aad all nl?r
Tie KajM of tie writer cut jv be f
OoauauriaaiioBi aut be rite! a c.'t
eae side of tb pa
Partem all tlw tacit be avoided- ' '
And it U especially and on:alr i nnr
I uirwUoes ooi aiirj nlnr
itfwvt v r J: j . . :
in th adltprial eoino.B&
8gw Advertimenta,
E1T3 TT
TO THINK ABOUT
HOT BED SASH,
PLEASE ORDER EARLY.
BASK, B0033 m BUMBST
BIUCEETS. MOULDING. T.mtwvw A-
ALTAFFH1L
nv2L
PRICE & CO.
AND
O IT -3
piLLfcD WITH
HANDSOME Hlostra-
Uoc. Band Faicted Panela on Etssls, Beau,
iful YelTet ad Sbaay O jjablaatio' Fratnai
Eleaatly Bouud f oema, Ae , at
ncr2l
iJjoa aad otatioaer; dtore.
ew restaurant.
mHE UNDERSIGNED would respectful
ly annouuee that he has jest ntted up at
No. S, Granite Row, South Front at., a Res.
taurant for Ladies and Gentlemen, where
meals and refreshments saay be had at all
hour3 of the day. Every thing Is new and
waiters and courteous at
tendant.
Game and Cimtpy fn
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
uuyio r. a. HUHUTTE, Prop.
THE VARIETY Sim
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD Kn
speciiuiiy notify his friends and the
public that he has recently re
turned from a visit to the
orthern K?arkets
where he has purchased the
Handsomer
Bisplay
OF
I MILLIfJERY, FAfJCY GOODS,
MOTIONS AND HOLIDAY GOODS,
he has ever offered in this city.
My stock is
? Gomplcto
And ia
I haye thousands of things whish it
. - o v mm
WAn I rf tolra nnlnmna 4 M - t mm
ipecIalty a lead in these goods as my
j uua weu khow. i nave an elegant
LMil linf T Ooodfl. H.llft
,
s
t TTit , .r . .
. Jt of CHRLSrMA8 GOODS
11 ra" and complete and having been
t uoukhi iuw win ne oia low.
I I resner.tfnlltr ?nit-- n I.i
I . . L aim luipef
tion.
L. FLANAGAN.
Variety 8 tore,
No. 42 Market street
nov 6
Bafffiring and Tie?
lOOft W leandllaTf Roll Bagging
3000 Bnndle New n3 TIES
Bacon, Ckifleo, Hnaf.
2QQ Boxes SmokedandD S Sidet?
B Coffee different grade,
Ofin bl Sugar, Granulated,
OUVJ 8tandard A, Extra (3
1 000 Bbl8 Fl0ur' ?rad
and'
100 TabsCboIceLcaf L.
rjQ Bbl and Boxee Freeh Cake,
:50"BoxeAortcd cnd7'
100 Boxea fiel Crwra V.
Potash, Lye, Sodo
"100 Btxe B&n vnuBh '
200"' Lie" . :
JQQ Boxee and Keg, Eoda, -J
QQ Boxes Soap,
. ryp HalfBhla and Bexe Bao3,
Doaen Bucket,
150 Em WnppSjW'
For sale low by
et ft TTTTJ.TSMaA UrSUPSDN