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New Advertisements. -
FOR
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backacho, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell'
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Genera Bodily
Pains,
, Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feei and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
Proration on earth equal St. Jacobs Oil.
at a safe, trr, simple and clteap External
Kraiedy. A trial entiiU but the comparatively,
trifling outlay of 50 Cents, and eTery ono suffer
Injr with pain can bare cheap and poiitiTO proof
cf its claim. t
directions in EleTen Languages.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
IN MEDICINE.
A. VOGIXER fc CO.,
Saltimoret Md,t XT. 8. JL
april 13 daw-ato t2
"JUST. IMAGINE HOW.I FELT."
Brunswick, Co., Ya.,
November 5tb, 1881.
OMRS joe Pkbsok,
Franklinton, N. C.
Deac Madam: It is with pleasure
that I write to tell you that your valua
ble Remedy has entirely cured me ofa
most feartul looking and painful sore on
my ankle. It came more than twelve
months ago, very much like a ring worm.
I painted it with Tinct. Iodine, 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 so very painful I could scarcely
walk, when I went to the best doctor in
the countrv for advice. He told me
he could cure me if I would take my bed
and there remain for four or five weeks,
and if I did not do 60 pretty soon, it
conld not bo cured at all, as the bone
would become diseased, and my foot
would have to be taken off. J ust imag
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
medies would have mined me. Mind
jeu this waa the advice of one of the best
doctors in the State of North Carolina,
and this conversation took place last
February. I continued to bnrn with
canatic, as ho advised until September,
bat derived no benefit from his treatment.
I was advised then by a lriend to try
jour Remedy, (Bitters and Wash) took
the first dose the 17th of September, and
I am now a well man, the Boro is perfect
ly cured, and I can now walk as far,
dance as much and jump as high as any
man yon know. Put me back to the 1st
of September, let me know as much as I
now do of the virtue of your Remedy,
and I would not hesitate to pay tea dol
lars a bottle for it, if I could not get it
fbrlecs. I think more of it than any
medicine in the world. It is not only
tha beat Remedy to purify the blood and
care all skin diseases, but I believe it will
cure all kinds of blood diseases, and I
fcnow it will cure a love for strong drink.
I hope you will have this published, as
there are many sufferers who could be
enred, if they could knewcf and get your
Remedy I am truly and respectfully,
JOS. R. MASON,
South Gaston, N. C.
The Remedy is for sale in Wilmington
by Dr. Wm. fl. Green. Send for cireu
lar of testimnials. nov 14-dw
FERTILIZERS AMD FERTILIZING
- MATERIAL.
"lOTTON AND CORN PLANTERS
Truckers and others can get into correct
channel to trade advantageously. by com
municatins with
JA8. T. PETTKWAY, Agent
Tor the celebrated Fertflixers,Wneox, GIbba
Co's KaalBUlated Guaond Add Phos
phate ept 6-ti
The Cosmopolitan
BAR 18 THE PLACE WHERE YOU
can get the ceoleat, purest and most
scientifically mixed Summer Drink to be
found In the city. The very beet Wines
Champagnes an t Liquors always on hand
Jthe best 5-centIClgar that is made. Drop
a UiCeol of? JOHN CARROLL,
Jet PraprU tor.
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VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1881. NO. 282
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVE3TI3EMEXTF.
Miss E Karkeb Something New
Heixsbekoke Christmas Goods
C W Yates Christmas GoOs
A "square . meal" generally c03ta a
round price.
V?hyt do you speak of the silence of
steep, when most of us sleep sound?
The receipts ot cotton at this port tc
by foot up 1,642 bales.
November leaves us today. Tomorrow
is the first day of the first winter months
Glory is well enough for a rich man
but it isof-very little'consequence to a
poor man with a largejamily.
Explode gunpowder in your bed-room
if you want to drive away flies and mos
quitoes. A twenty-five pound keg .will
do.
If a cheerful heart is a continual feast,
there must be a large number of' people
who do cot get a square meal once a
year.
i TZ ' 7777" T
boon married men will be groaning
over the fact that their wives are out
buying them elegant Chritmas pres
ents.
In some respects the gentler sex iar
surpass us. No man. for instance, can
deliver a lecture with a dozen pins in
his mouth.
. 1 he clam has a larger month in pro,
portion to its size than a human being"
and vet a clam never talks about its
neighbors. . .
"When one knows a good thing it should
be told; and we do know from experience
that Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is the best
remedv for Coughs and Colds we ever
used. It only costs 25 cents a bottle.
Some idea of the magnitude of the
railroad interest in this country can be
had from the fact that 860,000 people
are employed in its service.
Dr. Foote's Health Monthly advises
people to try a newspaper over the chest
beneath the coat, as a chest protector iu
extremely cold weather.
Children are already making up their
lists of what they want Santa Claus to
bring them. May none of them be dis
appointed in their wishes.
The most elegant buttons have the
cameo head of Queen Elizabeth, or Mar.
guerite., cut in mother of pearl. Price
fifteen dollars a dozen.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Hooks and Lines. A full assort.
ment and lowest prices at Ja cost's, f
There was but one trifling case before
the ITajor to day.
' Laura Hall was charged with disor
derly conduct and was sent below for
ten davs in default payment of a fine of
Brier Stella (Br), from Bantry for
Smithville; N. C. before reported aban
doned was passed, totally dismasted, by
steamer Neptune (Br), at St. Mitchaels,
Nov. 15. The steamer took the wreck
in tow. but wa obliged to let her go on
account of bad weather.
The scarcity of nuts and the thinness
of corn shucks the invariable signs of
the weather wise farmer indicate that
the weather will .be warm, while the
goose bone (an equally reliable and
solemn authority) points to a cloudy
stormy and inclement season.
To Builders and others Go to Jxco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&c You can get all sizes And at the
owest prices t
Death or Mr. Patterson.
Mr. William A. Patterson, senior
member of the firm of Patterson & Hicks.
died this forenoon sit the residence of
Mr. W. H. McRary, in this city. Mr
Patterson had been a sufferer for a long
time from consumption, the disease which
terminated -his life, ne was a native
of Milton, in Caswell county, but has
been a resident of Wilmington for 23
years, having been employed previous to
and for a few years since the war as
bookkeeper in the office of Messrs. W
E. McRary & Co. He was unmarried
and as near as we can ascertain at this
time, about 40 years of age. He was of
a quiet, retiring disposition, pleasant and
affable in his discourse with others, and
was probably without an enemy in the
world.' A host of friends mourn his departure.;
Conference Appointments.
The appointments lor tne ensuing
year were announced by the Bishop in
Conference on Monday just previous to
adjouurnment. We cannot publish the
in full to-day bat cive here those for
Fayetieville, Newbern and Wilmington
districts, which are as follows:
FAYETTEVILLE DISTRICT PRESIDING
KLDER, L. I HKSDROX.
Fayotteville J R Brooks.
Cumberland C M Gentry.
Lumberton AP lyre.
Robeson -M W Boyles.
laurinburg J W North.
St John's T W Guthrie.
Rockinjrham Station J B BobbitC-
Rockingham Circuit Supplied oy
Siimuel O Pharr.
Mount Gilead C M Pepper.
Pekin FLTowbsend.
Montgomery W S Hales.
Carthage J R Scroggs.
Buckhorn A M Lowe and I W
Avent.
Jonesboro J J Carden.
Ashepole Mission W S Gaafin.
Jonesboro High School -To be sup
plied. WILMINGTON DISTRICT PRESUMING ELDER,
B. O. BURTON.
Front Street F H Wood.
Fifth Street T P Ricaud.
" Topsail W I Hull.
Duplin A D Betts.
Clinton J E Thompson, E Schalken.
Cokesbury J O Crisp.
Coharie Mission Z T Harrison.
Bladen F A Bishop.
Elizabethtown G W Hardison.
Wbiteville J W Puett.
Waccamaw Mission T J Browning.
Smith ville VT a Norm.
Brunswick J T Kendall.
Onslow R L Warlick.
NEWBERN DISTRICT PRESIDING ELDER,
J. E. MANN.
Newbern LSBnrkhead.
Goldsboro W M Robey.
Wavne W H Call.
v Goldsboro Ct Supplied by BB Hol
der.
Mt Olive J E Bristow.
Kinston F D Swindell
Snow Hill J N Andrews.
LaGrange W P McCorkle.
Craven J M Lumley.
Jones L L Johnson.
Beaufort N M Jurney.
Carteret W H Puckett.
Pamlico Circuit F B McCaU.
Straits Mission D A Wttkins.
Pamlico Mission Supplied by B Han
cock. "BuchopaiBa."
" 1 1 A - A J - n
rsew, quiCK, complete euro ujb,
urinary affections, smarting, frequent or
difficult urination, kidney diseases. $1.
Druggists. Depot Jas. C. Munds.
Personal.
Mr. A. H. Canedo, representing the
New York and Southern Railroad and
Telegraph Construction Company, of
which he i3 the Vice-President, is in the
city to-day and at the Purcell House.
The above company, it will be remem
bered, have made a proposition for the
purchase of the State stock, 55,000
shares, in the Cape Fear & Yadkin YaU
ley R. R., and the Commissioners have
been called by Gov. Jarvis to meet in
Raleigh on the 19 th of December to con'
sider the proposition.
Mr. Canedo is on bis way irom Ral
eigh to New York but as he
was desirous of meeting and
becoming acquainted with some of our
citizens, concluded to pass a day in Wil
mington on his return. He was called
upon at the Purcell House by Dr. A. J
DeRosset, one of the State Commission
era for the sale of the road, Hon. A. H.
YanBokkelen, Maj. C. M. Stedman,
Messrs. R. E. and William Calder and
other prominent citizens, whose namer
we did not hear. Afterwards, npon in
vitation, Mr. Canedo visited the Produce
Exchange, where he met many others.
He will leave here to-night on his return
to New York, but will be in Raleigh
again at the meeting to be held on the
19th.
Soothward the Southern Generrls Fly.
About Thanksgiving Times for some
years past many of the leading journals
throughout the land have chronicled the
movements southward of Gen'ls G. T.
Beauregard of La., and Jubal A. Early
of Ya.. to New Orleans, where they
resort semi-annually to conduct under
their sole control the Grand Distribution
of The Louisiana State Lottery, which
will next ocear at New Orleans on De
cember 13th. when over half of a million
of dollars will be cast among the ticket
holders, and the full particulars of which
can be bad by sending to M. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La. One nundrea tnonsana
dollars is the first prize. Who will get
it?
It is feared that the enormous manu
fact are of wooden toothpicks is utterly
destroying the forests of America; but
then the vouxsr man who spends all his
salary fox gocd clothes nest haye scat-
imBgioca.
"TFt ,-,-,, ..v. ,r;; J
ImproTexaents. v
Messrs. Altafler, Price k Co. have
recently made some improvements to
their sash and blind factory, at the foot
of Walnut street. They have extended
their building, the addition being 21x44
feet, and infthis is to be located the
glazing department, where the glasses
are kept aad fitted to the sashes. The
office of the factory has also been re
moved from Nutt street, near Red Cross,
and located in the mill yard, near the
factory.
Produce Exchange.
At ev meeting of the members -of the
Produce Exchange, held this day at noon,
the President announced the death of
Mr. William A. Patterson, of the firm
of Patterson & Hicks, members of the
Exchange, when on motion of Mr. C. H.
Robinson, it was ordered that the mem
bers meet at their rooms to morrow one
half hour before the time named for the
services, and attend the funeral in a
body. It was also ordered that a page
in the record book of the Exchange be
dedicated to his memory.
The Exchange will be closed during
the funeral services.
Tne cape Fear.
Steamers D. Murchison and' North
Slate are both here to-day from Fayette
ville. They both brought large freights
and it is said that there are lots more to
come yet. There was about eight feet
of water at Fayotteville when the steam
ers left, the river having fallen off about
two feet, but it was vthen about at a
standstill which is a sure indication o
another rise. It is said that there have
been heavy rains in the interior and that
no apprehensions need be entertain
ed fer some time of a want of water. It
is said that there are a large number of
raftson the waydown the river to this
port.
Criminal Court-
The following cases were disposed ef
in this Court to-day:
State vs. Wm. Price, for assault and
battery. Yerdict, guilty.
State vs. TemWescott, for larceny.
Yerdict, guilty.
State vs. Pat Sullivan, for assault and
battery.. Defendant 'submits. . Judg.
ment suspended on payment of costs.
State vs. Albert Herring for larceny
and Mary Ray for receiving. Yerdict
guilty as to the woman and net guilty as
to the man.
State vs. Amanda Fennan, for per
jury, v erdict, guilty.
. State vs. John Solomon, for larceny.
Verdict, guilty.
Exports Foreim.
Barque Glacier, Small, cleared at this
port to-day for St. Pierre, Martinique,
with 190,000 feet lumber, shipped by
Messrs. E. Kidder Ss Sons ; brig Aftn,
Johnson, for Point-a-Petre, Guadaloupe,
with 166,173 feet lumber and 268,850
shingles, shipped by Messrs. Northrop &
Cumming, and German brig Elizabeth
Ahrens, Aim, for London, with 3,653
barrels rosin, shipped by Messrs. Pater
son, Downing & Co.
Col. K. M. Murchison, of New York,
is here on a short visit to his brother,
Capt. D. R. Murchison.
In a recent interview with Mr. Joseph
Gramer, one of the proprietors of the
Kmerson Piano Company. Boston, Mass
that gentleman remarked: I hare used
that splendid remedy, St. Jacobs Oil, in
my family, and found it to be so very
beneficial that I will never be without
it. It has cured me of a severe case of
rheumatism, after other remedies had
failed.
We are sorry to hear that Capt. W. J.
Potter's wife is very ill, not expected to
recover, at his residence, in Smithville.
A letter received here yesterday states
that the residence of Mr. James Moore
at Pittsboro, was destroyed by fire last
Friday night. It caught from a spark
Nearly all of Mr. Moore's furniture wa
saved.
We eall the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of J. Monroe. Taylor.
This house has been established nearly
40 years, and their goeds are celebrated
for purity and strength. We would re
commend a trial of their Gold Medal
brand te all who desire superior cook
ery. tf
PUB CELL HOUSE
OYDZK VKW HAjrAOXHEST,
WtLBiaCTOB, JU U.
B.' I PEltrxY. - - - Prep
Lateropriesor AUaatie Hotel.
first CUa i all iti'ypqtauaaaa. Tar
41M 11 per flay. Ub Stt
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OIKD.
PATTERSON In this citv. . to-day. at
11:10 o'clock, A. M.f at the residence of
Mr. w. ii. McKary, WILLIAM A. AT-
The funeral senricei will take plac to
morrowat 12 o'clockfrom the First Pres
by terian Church, thence to Oakdale Ceme
tery. Fi lends and acquaintances are re
spectfully Invited to attend.
Hew Advtu tisamoiita.
Something: Mew
JN THE WAT OF NECKWEAR, Collar-
ettes,. Spanish Fichucj., &c. Material for
Fancy Work for Christmas. Millinery al-
ways new and stylish. Hair Goods and
Ladies' and I hildren'a Underwear.
Respectfully,
MISS K. KARRER,
nov 30 Exchange Corner
THE CLARENDON WATER
WORKS COMPANY
IVE NOTICE THAT THEY ARE
ready to receive applications for supplying
water. Information in regard to rates, fcc,
can be had, and applications must be made
at the Superintendent's officc,No. 1 Journal
building, Princess street,fromO to 11 A.M.
and 8 to 5 P. M. Service pipes will be laid
in the order in which the applications are
received. JOHN C. CHASE, Sup't.
oot21-1w
A BEAUTIFUL ORG the Mozakt' .
New etjle, No 12(00,27 Stops, 10 mil
sets Golden Tongue R?eds. SOLID WAL
NOT Highly Polished Gate. New and val
liable improvements just added. 8tool,BoJc,
ttusi Boxed and delivered on board cars
here, price t,T Sixtt Douias, Net Cash.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every particular
or money refunded after ooe year's use
Eve y one sold sells aaother. Isisastacd
lug advertisement. Order at Once. Noth
lag Saved by OorrespoadeBcs. My new fac
tory just completed, capacity 2000 Instru
nents ev ry 26 days very lates labar-savin
wood-working: machinery. Vast Capital
enables me to manufacture better goods 'or
less money than ever. Address or eall upon
DANIEL P BBATTY,
nev29 Washington, New Jersey
rr Hew Styles of Cbromo Cards with
0J Name, or 26 New Tears9 Cards, 10c.
Nassau Card Co. Nassau, N Y nov 29 4w
CHEAPEST BOOK-STORE
IN THE WORLD. 17E672 Magnificent Gift
Book; Gorgeous Juvenile Books; superb
Dimes ana x-ray er mooxs almost given awav
n J n .a -a
vrrana aouaay vataiogue iree
LEGGAT BROS..
81 Chambers st, Near Broadway, New Yoik
; UOV 3 - . .- .., i
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
RfETAIi TIPIAMPWICKjHSl,
Pat'd Dec 7, 188C
Gives a Brimant, White and Steady
1 sht, reimires no trimming, and lasts for
months sample wick 10 cents, 3 wicks 25
cents, 12 wieks T5o, postage paid. Have four
sizes, No. O, 1, 2, 3 .agents wnted. Ad-
are
8 MsTAL LeM'' WIUK GO,
ov 29 w 70 Corilandt s N '
nov
FLORIDA I
Atlantic and Gulf Coast Canal and
Okeechobee Land Co.
60,000 Share? S I O Each !
At PH with a BONUS of 10 Acres for
aeh 10 rtnares from Choies Lauds cf the
"Dis ton Purchase."
0M0I8
Third ft Onestnut Str, Philadelphia
115 Broadway, N f , ttooms ill. 113
Detailed Prospectus with descriptive maps
mailed rtucts. nov 29-4 w
GOLD MEDAL AWARDED THE AUTHOfc.
A. new Mt StaOieaJ Work,
warranted tt bat and chaajv
st, indiapraaabl to ery
Life." txtond in nnat Frraen
, naua tfi tSmmem ot
nnuns.OTnboawd.faliirflt.aoo
pacM,containa beaatifd ctel
nfTavixra, 125 prescription.
prieaonlyaLSSaont by mail:
. Uloatrated aample, S e. ; Mod
bC'ithltiir". KU, No.4 Bmacii bLOokUsm.
THE .
THE HIGHEST AVAHDS STt-SsM
in the GREAT WOIUIVS FAIR in LONDON,
1851; at the GREAT EXPOSITION in PARIS,
1867; at the INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
in CTJIM. 1875; and at the grand CENTEN
NIAL EXHIBITION in PZuladdphU,
An
tm pvrcfce (ores-
etins) iBtruMt1fl
seeyectfaJIy In
witedtTfait
for CircmlatemdPriety List,
cnicKEnniG & sons,
CO Fifiiltveeaa. K. Y. f 156Trm6atSt, Bes1ea,
The Club House,
r ADDITION TO ITS FINE s-
stock of Wines, Liquors, Beer VZ h0J
aad Cigars, is offering to its
ettstomera . and friends NEW RIVER
OYSTERS, served tn any style desired. My
motto is to please and to this end no effort
wfllbe fpared. $ Bafpectfully,
Jr. W. ORTUANN,
Proarittor Ortzaann's Club House,
ft SXtfCScesf ft., Curries Xlack.
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NOTICE
XTe w21 berlxd to resatve iWirittalcatloa
trea ozr frl n i oa vxjja d J2T. rablesU ?
Tt name of the writer wrrl always b fft
siiasdlfftia ECter. a: '
Oassrsslsxtont nsst fcf2rltta.' cn onlj
caesideof the psptr.
FarsoaaUtlec must be avoided
And It Is especially and pirticuUrly under
stood tiat the Editnrdoee not always endcrs
otwrrespen dents sfcurliH so ,sat
la tie editorial eolumns. " r
Ho5tt; -Advertisoinonts,
:-BtlM.P;; TOEV3 !
THE MUSICAL PHENOMENON, WILL
, f -1 ; PLA Y AT
OP E R A HOUSE,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. SOth.
.Prices, 50 cts. and 75 cts. Secure seats at
Dyers'.
nov 20-4t
Red Ash Coal
AND BLACK ASH WOOD ; White Ash
Coal and Black Jack Wood ; Chestnut
Coal for Self-feeding Stoves, best thing out.
Cdil hid Wood of all kinds and sizes, at '
' nov 23-tf
SPRINGER'S YARD.
WATER WORKS.
npHE UNDERSIGNED having engaged
a competent, and experienced PLUMBER,
from tho North , beg to notify -the public
that they, will hereafter combine with their
present Iron and Copper Work the business
of' " ' - Y
PLUMBIMQ AMD GAS FITTIM0.
By doing FIRST-CLASS WORK at reason-
able prices they hopo to merit any oider
their customers may leave with them.
nov2S- ;HART,BAILY & CO.
Christmas Coods.
J AM NOW OPENING
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
FANCi CHRISTMAS GOODS
ever brought to this city 1
Prang's Celrbrated Christmas Cards
in great variety, at
nov 28
Book and Stationer 8 tore
Christmas Goods.
J HAVE TUB LARGEST, PRETTIEST
and most eomp!tj stock of HOLIDAY
GOODS ever brought to this city.
BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS CARDS.
MYCus r CHSI8TMAB
PRESENTS now, and hare them put away
untU Chriitmas. This is to avoid the great
rush at
HEIN BERGER'8,
8 Live Book and MobIo Store
M e w Restaurant.
rjlHE UNDERSIGNED would respectful-
lyannouuce that he has just fitted up at
No. 3, Granite Row, South Front St., a Res-
taurant for Ladies and GenUemen, where
meals and refreshments may bo had at all
hours of the day. Every thing Is new and
firstclass. Polite waiters and courteous at
tendanta,
J 9ame and Oysters in season. Fine
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
' n0Y 18 F. A. SCHUTTE, Prop.
Our Beloved
G A R F I EL D
And 1 is Faithful Cabinet '
An elegant Chromo Lithograph of our lata
Pre Ident, making 8 nil length port-airi,
printed fn 10 colors cn hearr osperwith a
rich gold border. Flia, 18x28 'inches. Tha
sale of this baautiful work ot art has beta
simply nop ccsdent d at $1 per copy. la
order tht every 'mHy may be able to po
sessthisbea tifaland touching soavebi'of
our rate President acd lis t abioet, we will
aiail it for only 60 cents psr copy. We can
farrish tfcis same sabict, pilnted i 8 colors,
reduced t" 9x12 inches, for only 15 cents
agents sssrzsrs WAHTED
the time for agents to reap a rich harvest
with these bsautifal portraits. Nothing s-s
like tbsto. Send for terms ad baysstucles
to work with. COS ANT ft GO. r'utf,
nov 29-201 7-Iter it, New York
MEW GOODS I
SOMETIIItlQ nEW EVERY DAY!
, : : and .
arpeSsi-'!..
"YTE ARE VERY BUSY,", AND THE
reason la very plain. We thow goods with
pleasure and our customers may Judge as to
thejprices. 1
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