Hil 6Tery ft,raetm
J8n. T. JAMBS,
XTJl'on AJfTl PPOFiaXTOB.
.nBaCBIPTI-N3'i,C8TAGE PAID
ear f 6 CO Six Koctie, 52 50 ; Three
C T -tf fl 35 One Doatb, 60 cent.
JoetWfi"7 ?artof JeItytatto
,Tert,orl3cent8perwei.
'"idTetiwsP ratet Jow and libera!
t-Aobienbora trill pleasereport any and
frfsrei to rosoiTe llieir paperc regularly.
Advertisements.
'1
THE GREAT
FOR
9ATIS1
5
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Sackacho, Soroness of tho Chost,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
inns and Sprains, Burns and
" Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear end Headache, Frosted
Fee, and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
.- TVr,"';sli 'n oil rar,- 11ial8 St. Jacobs Oil.
, anf. ,r. sitrl" una cneap mkiu
vmiv A tiil -ntaiU Xuxt the comparatively
tdinK' ontteT of 50 n. nd eircry one mffrr
ing with :.nn have cheap and pusitivo proof
cf its f Kims.
Pirertions :o Elorcn LargnsgM-
60LDEY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALEES
IN MEDICINE.
A.VOGEIER. to CO.,
. J8altimoret Md., Tim S.
aprilll dAw-aiO tel
JUST IMAGINE HOW I FELT."
Rxunswick, Co., Va.,
November 5th, 1881.
Mrp. Joa Pkkson,
Franklinton, N. O.
t Drab Madam: It is with pleasure
that I write to tell you that your valua
ble Remedy has entirely cured me of a
most fearful 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 country for advice. He told me
he could cure me if I would take ray bed
and there remain for four or five weeks,
and if I did not do so pretty soon, it
conld not be 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
gire up all business either of these Re
medies would have mined me. Mind
jou 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 burn with
caustic, as he advised until September,
bnt deriTed no benefit from his treatment
I was advised then by a friend to try
jour Remedy, (Bitters and Wash) took
the first dose the 17th of September, and
I am now a well man, the sore is perfect
ly cured, and I can now wait as iar,
dance as mnch and iomD as hififh as any
man you know. Put me back to the 1st
of Sentpmhpr. let ma know as mHch as 1
cow do of the virtue of your Remedy,
and T nnld rot hesitate to Day. tea dol
lars a bottle for it, if I could not get it
for less. I think more of it than any
aiadicino .in the world. It is not only
the best'Eemedy to purify the blood and
cure all skin diseases, dui i Deiieve u wu
cure all kinds of blood diseases, and
tnnw if will rnre a love for strong drink
T hn T.M1 will have this published, as
ikr m manv sufferers who could be
cured, if they could know cf and get your
Remedy I am truly ana resprcu u.j,
3 JOS. R. MASON,
South Gaston, N. C.
' The Remedy is for sale in Wilmington
hr of testimnials. noy 14-dw
NEW COODS I
SOMETHING HEW EVERY DAY
Doy ood
AND
7E ARE VERY BU8Y, AND THE
h-s caw
reston is very plain. We show goods with
pleasure md our customers rasyjude as to
the prices.
R. M. rwlclntire.
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VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C TUESDAY, DECEMBER
LOCAL NEWS.
New Adtektisemzxts.
nuNSBEEGEK Wife ! Givea Hitit!
For Rext--Uou68 with eight rooms'
Pcwb in fct. Paul's K. Lutheran ChUi-cb.
Special Meeting Cong. E. Luth. Church
Annual Meeting Pine Foreet Cemetery
'Mits S J Baker Christmas 1
James C Mukds Druggist
C W Yates Christmas Goods
. Plenty ol frost this morning.
A new Signal-Service wire is being
pr:t up between this city and rslooj.
Point.
. Messrs Altaficr, Price fc Co. have ad
tied to their already, extensive establish
ment a 4,buzz planer."
Kev. T. Page Ricaud, of the Fifth
Street M. E. Church, returned to the
City last night from his attendance on
Conference. '
PcrchTrourrnd Black
lercn. Trout and Black
.nd Linpfi. A mil assort-
Freshwater
fish Uobks and Lines. A full assort
men t and lowest prices at Jacobi's- t
M.
Q. Waddell, Esq., recently, of
Charlotte, but now of Johnston county,
is in the city ia attendance on the Supe
rior Court.
-.
The annual meeting of the Lot Owners
of Pine Forest Cemetery will be held in
tbe Court Room, in the City Ball build
ing, nest Thursday evening.
A postal card received here this morn
ing announces the safe arrival in New
York of Mr. James Kendrick's- family,
who left hero last week on toe steamsuip
Guff Stream.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass
&c You can cet all sizes andatth6'
owest prieea. T
u
Mr. 11. FL Berrv has taken the con
trart for lavinc a Dlank road on Nutt
- I
arPt rmm Mnlbertv street, to the Caro-
lina Central Railroaddepot, and has al-
,,nmmpnrl onprationa. -
lvu, r 1
n TT. Robinson. W. R. Kenan
F. G. KobTnsoo, J. W. PerdewIacdT
E. Bond, have gone to Raleigh, to attend
the Grand Lodge of Masons, which
opens in that city this evening.
We are requested to state that there
will be a meeting of the woman's
Christian Temperance Union to-morrow
afternoon, at 4 o'clonk at the Hook and
Ladder Hall, on Dock street.
We understand that a race has been
made up for this. afternoon, at tapt.
Southerland's track, near this city, be
tween a city and a country horse. It is
to be a trotting, under the saddle, for
$100 a side.
p. S. Since the above was written the
race has been run and the city horse
came out the victor by a large majority
steamerVori Royal,
ihore in Queen's Inlet,
The sidewheel
uciwto . kw w . - -v 1
was floated off at high tide this A- M.
and passed Smifhville at 3 P. M
. to day,
on her way up to this city. She is from
-
New York, and is bound to Jacksonville,
Florida.
Cpa Tlprp
uiu u .m w-
vr. wall Vipw ia inat onft
remedy that will cure you beyond possi-
bihty ot doubt. If irs idver or ianey
i L1. I Vnnnmntinn I lirsrtPrkClSt. llPflll.
)u.rjrSrCvZ
1 1 v vwtim a t cat iu a.uw j v
1.' Druggists. Depot Jas. C. Munds.
r . . i x T 1 J
laeistraitt' curt
There were two or three minor cases
before the Magistrate's Court this morn
ing, in which the parties interested desir
ed their names withheld.
City Court.
ljOuise Joiun, coiorea, cuarReu wu. ....r , . .
disorderly conduct, was discharged. shipped by Messrs Williams & Murchi-ti-
nA rhroA with son: Br. brig Saqitta, Davia, for
r . i i i j aiUk
disorderly corfduci, was fined $10, which
fine was paid.
Vessel Akhot.
The schooner. Cunan, for Sloop
Trtinf fnr thi3 citv. is ashoie near Corn
A '
Cake Jnlet and will be a total loss,
The
cargo consists of naval stores, peanuts
4c, a large portion of which will proba-
bly be saved1
Any preparation designed to relieve
the ills of mankind, and which does so
State Brewery. Boston, Mass., write:
Wa bftve used St, Jacobs Oil among our
mpn and find that it helps them "every
time.7Wetheiefo1ieftrt07iw
it as a pain.iiealing liniment.
DMLI
Board of Aldermen.
The Board of Aldermen met in regu
lar monthly session yesterday evening.
Committee on Lights reported adverse
ly od a petition for a lamp in front of the
Second Baptist church, aod the report
was adopted. The same committee re
commended the placing of a gas lamp at
the corner of Kiarhth and Ann streets.
Adopted.
In the matter of repairs to the roof of
th Citv Hall the committee on Public
Buildings reported the same as needing
painting and repairs; but on motion, the
work was deferred for the present.
The committee on Fire Department
recommended the erection of a belfry,on
the lot of the Howard Relief Engine
Company, and the removal of the fire-
alarm thereto; and also, the purchase oi
an electric fire-alarm, to be attached to
the bell after removal. The recommen
dationwas adopted and the committee
were cmPwered to act ia tbe mttcr'
fop the work to be. done,
.... ,
snhipr.t to the armroval of tne uoara oi
J
Audit and Finance.
The "power to act" gran tea commit
tee on Fire Department on the petition
r.f Hall andPearsall. to erect a tin roof
wharf between Market and
Dock streets, was reconsidered.
Alderman Worth moved, and the
metion was adopted, that action be post
poned until the next regular meeting
and the committee instructed to inquire
as to whether .the owners of property
nbiect to the erection oflhe
I xvf -v.jj - J
building, and whether the said building
would increase the rate of insurance on
property in the vicinity. I
Committee on Streets ana wnarves
. , i i
fhfthmldinff of a bulk-neadl
4-vrr--r--:
at foot ol ltel cross street, proviucu mc
Co. will fill up the
street to the bulk-head. Adopted.
ThP Rnecial committee to whom was
-
. ..
referred the matter ot renting tne mar-
ket houses made the following report
which was adopted:
The committee to whom was referreda
, ... , xi A oo r ha 0-rPrl.
rpanintion of this Board, as to the expedi-
oni nf ppntiner or leasinsT the market
h mi rpr n f the Wilmington Market
Com.
ttat
they have informally had the matter
decision, and desire to report it back to
the Board for discussion, and to be dis
charged from its further consideration as
a committee.
D. G. Worth, 1
J. B. Huoqiks, V Com.
A. Alderman. )
a isolation was offered and adopted,
directing the Mayor, with the Chairman
of the Board of Audit and Finance, to
nroceedatonc. to carry out the provis-
ions of an act of the State legislature to
fnr its bonds
enaoiciuoviv, -
maturing in 1882.
Petition of the Howard Itelier uire
v.o, lor ucw w .
rt r nnf rtF harnPM inr ineir i
horses, was granted.
On motion of Alderman nauouuru
the committee on Fire Department were
requested to consider the expediency of
i - . r. :
I removing one oi ,... :
. r.w-M.AA m n ru nniri inn
to the northern part oi vue , uv w.
i . .. .
tha railroad.
.:: "r.ittlp. Columbia" Fire
X Clitiuu v.
n fr,i- tinsA was referred to com-
mittee.
vfannr9 Trpr rorp.ived from the Chief
i . n
Of the i; ire Uepartmeni. -r-"r
tendent of Health, for tne monwi ui
vemb and the report of the City ireas
.
and ordered snread upon the
i
I
ituu
Exports Foreign.
The following shipments foreign have
been made since oar last report:
Nor. barque Carl Imenats, Olsen
fnr Livernool. with 1,353 bales cotton,
shipped by Messrs Williams & Murchi
son; Nor. barque Gronsvatr, Jacobsen,
1 . . tit. i "1 knlnn onHnnl
i rm i .irontnni iriLn i.iji uo-o wfv
Liverpool, with 250 cask spirits and
2,412 barrels, tar, shipped by Messrs
ti.i.Ma TtAtrninff k. Co.. the Nor.
barque 2?aroo,Pedersen, for Trieste, with
3,160 bbls. rosin, shipped by Messrs Rob
inson & King; and Nor. barque Euxi-
. a.Vai.n tnw Oneenstows. with
j 419 w Spiriu of turpeatine, shipped
Messrs peRpsset & Co.
Btilroad Cnanses.
ye heir it sUted upon good authority
that there a prospect of a change of
other roads, whose gauge is 5 feet, to 4
oi inches, so that thej may con
, . A 4V. of the W. & W. and
other roaas. f
postpone nent, .
The lecture on Florida, bv Rev. Thos.
D. Pitts, which was announced to be
- r m
delirered, at the Opera House on the
evening of Thursday, the 8th insL, ha
been Dostooned until the evenine of
Friday, the 9 th inst.
Some Potato.
We are in receipt of a sweet potato,
of the Tarietv known as the "Whig
Spanish." which is indeed a curiosity. It
is 25 inches long and 9 inches in circum
ference in Us largest part, and has the
appearance of six sni&ll potatoea joined
together. It wes raised by Mr. K. W.
Player, of H olden township, in Pender
county. At first sight, and at a snort
distance, it somewhat resembles a snake,
and is altogether a homely looking escu
lent. We shall try a portion of it, nev
ertheless. The poor sufferer that has been dosing
himself with so-called Troches ana
thereby upset
iDg the troubl.
his stomach without cur-
troublesome eough, should take
our aavice ana use at uoco j-u a
V 1 A II. Inll'fl
Cough Syrup and get well.
Church Matters,
A meeting of the members of St. Paul's j
Eyangelical Lutheran Church is called
for to-morrow at 2:30 o'clock, at .which j
firaA the news in the Church will be
rented. The meeting ia called more es
pecially, however, to consider the Batter
of extendmg a call for a Pastor or the I
Church, as the pulpit will become vacant
on the first of January. We learn that
the sentiment of the congregation seems
larrely in favor of extending theinvita
; Mr. Peschau. of Nashville.
who preached last Sunday morning and
n iftPP,e conffresrations. and with!
vi - -o a o '
,
imucnacceptaoieneBa.
i-
IneJewlin IfeSUTai.
We understand that the ladies and
rentlemen of the congregation of the
I .. .1 T
. - . , X
Temple or Israel are inasmg very exwu.
sive preparations for the Festival, to be
given by thenin the City Hrll, during
Christmas week. It will be: a grand
I .
rrrL . a 1
anair in every way.
are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Frid.y, the 27th, 28th 29th and 30th
insts. A large number of beautiful arti-
cles are being prepared for exhibition
and sale, and edibles will be in profu.
sion. Numerous unique attraction!
will also be presented. We under
stand that the Festival will be
opened Dy UOI. wm. ii. ssmitn, aaayor i
the city, after which there will be prayer
and then an address by Eugene S. Mar-
tin, Esq. The congregation look for ft
large support and a liberal patronage,
and we do not think they need fear a
aisappomuucui.
" ,o XT
xeuuiy jruui uuc UJ
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
ranted g0ia only at Jacobi'.
count j commlulonn
We resume to day our report of the
I ,;nofthe meetinff of the Board
ofCounty commissioners at
. qt& compelled to
ww-ww -q a
the point
close yester-
I . . . .
I " -
day: Gen. 8. H. Manning, Shenn ot the
nd threg officUl boad8f
I .
to wit: Process bond, in the snm ol
83,000; County, School and Special Tax
hrmri in the sum of 250.000. and the
Public Tax bond in the sum of $35,000;
with A. W-Shaffer. H.K.Scott, Y. U.
l ntu J . . - ,
I l, Vn V. V Ttnrro and I). I-
Bugsell ag gties which said bonds,
. . . f .
I '
i t-- - -
I . - rf 11 3 Jl
r rrrora fli omcui ooaua buu iucu.
Stacey VanAmringe, Clerk of the Su
perior Court, offered hit official bond in
the sum of $10,000, with H. E. Scott
and Geo. Chadbourn as sureties, which
bond was approved and ordered spread
upon the record of official bonds and
filed. .
Edward D.Hewlett, Coroner, offered
his official bond m the sum of $2,000,
which, with D. E. Scott and D.O. Con
nor as sureties, was approved, ordered
spread upon the record of official bonds
and placed on file.
Elijah Hewlett, Treasurer, offered bis
official bond in the sum of $50,000, with
Isaac Bates, J. W. Atkinson and D. B-
Murchisonas sureties, which was ap
proved, ordered spread upon the records
of official bonds and filed. I
Thos. O. Bunting. Constable or WU.
mington Towoebip, offered his official
bond in the sum of Sl.000, which was
approved, ordered spread upon the -re
cords of official bonds and filed.
James Elder, Constable of Masonboro I
Township, -presented his bond and was
duly qualiheo. .
6. 1881. NO. 287
MARRIED,
Im Duplin county, at the residence of D
J. William on Norembei 33d by Rev
J 8. Black, Dr. R. W. TATE to Miss MAT-
TIE WHITEHEAD.
New Advertisements
Pine Foret Cemetery
mHE ANNUAL MEETING of Lot Own
X erg of Pine Forest Cemetery will be
held in the Mayor's Court Room, in the City
Hall, en Th aredav evening next, at 8 o clc
-JOHN G. JSOKWOOD,
dec6 2t tuth Secretary
Special Meeting:
rY 6T. PAUL'S EVAN. LUTHERAN
I flonarrez&tlon is called to meet on Wed
nesdav. December 7th, at 2 o'clock, P. M.,
for the purpose of eoneideriBj? and deciding
on the call ot a rasror. .
dec 6 By omer or v ico f resident.
CHRISTMAS ! CHRISTMAS!
HATS AND BON'Nf.TSHaving receiv
ed a handeome stock of Millinery, I
am able to sell tnem neiow cost, irom nity
cents, any price you would like. Ladies
are invited to call ana see my slock, Mar
ket street, up stairs, at Mrs. M.P.Pickett's.
dec-2t MRS. S. J. BAKER.
For Rent,
AT REASONABLE TERMS, House
containing Eight Rooms, with fine
Lot and all necessary outbuildings,
inctid east side oi Secoad street, next
southeast corner 8econd and " Ann streets,
until first of October next. Apply to
' D O'CONNOR,
dec 6-lt or F. II. DARBY.
Renting of Church Pews.
mHE PEWS IN ST. PAUL'S EVAN.
1
Lutheran Church will be rented on Wednes
t tn at .cloCK' r'
I The assessment is the same as last year
f PAwaond aUft those who hare
m v n . " w
I
tft5 this vear. endlnff December 14, who
I do not wish to retain them lor the coming
I that they desire to retain their respective
By order of Trustees
dec6-
H. VOLLERS, Sec'y
Wife l Give ja Hint !
1 rilU IUUK UUHUAMIf IU BU X Viio
I of thou beautifal aid brilliant
WHEELOCK PIANOSf
Upright and Pqaare or one of tbcie
CHARMING ORGANS. -
Grand In Power, Charming in Sweetneifl,
Heaiinj in Variety.
. mwrt ill 1.. - T7 l
i f . , hrlltmii presen. Come and look at
Uaa at
HEIBHBERGER'8,
Live Book and fcJnslc Store
dee 6
JAMES C. LIUIID5,
Druggistj
I TS NOW OPENING ONE OF THE largest
i ftnd most varied stocks of Holiday Goods
lever brought to this city, consisting of
Toilet fets, Vases, in Bronze and Gilt. Cel
luloid Sets in cases. sc . C all and examine.
oee 4
w
300 TGNS COALf Ju,t in Tard
Aff Afloat, will arrive in i
JJ few days.
2QQ Cords Wood,
50,000
7 At
J. A. SPRINGER'S,
Goal and Wood Tard.
dec 5
Everybody Says
&
HAS THE
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
AND THE PRETTIEST
Christmas Goods
In towa.
deeS
Book and Btatioaery Store.
Strayed,
ipiROM THE PREMISES of the under
kicd cow. rea au over, wiui a
fork in eaeh ear. A auitable rewarxl wm
be paid for the recovery of eald cow.
deal JNO. 8. JA3IE8.
LECTURE Oil FLORIDA,
I rjlHE REV. THOS D. PITTS .will deliver
a .Lecture on "xiAjmiJL' on xnoay.
Night, &th Init., at the OPERA HOUSE
Admiuion 25 cents. Tlcketa to be had
at Dyer's and at the Drug 8toref of ;W;H.
Gieen and J. K. McHhenny.
By order of the Committee,
de$. Star eepj Son aad Th
JiilEL
Vt wDl be (lad to rewlve ecTaciaalcatJoi
froa our friends on uy aad fall rcbieetf Q
rensral lateral cut
Ti cans cf tie writer tl tlwsys be fa
B'aiad to the Editor. -
Jg gstttatntaatfosi aait bj;rTlttosC cc o al y
me ride of the pepsr.
Penonalltlef ircjt bs to14s3
lad It Is especially and utloilwly nade
(food that thelSdit'wdoea sot always esdort
the rlewsot eornwpflradenu juilees totiT
tn tie efitorial ecluns.
Hott AdvertUnmoxita. :
Somethinsr ;.lMew '
JN TnE WAT OF NECKWEAR, Collar- '
eues, Sranish Fichnoj, &c. Material for
Fancy Work for Christmas. Millinery al
ways .new and stylish. Uair Good anl
Ladles' and Children's Underwear.
Resreotfullr, '
. MISS E. KARREIt,
nor GO Exclianr Corner
THE LCLAFiENBQH WATEn
works' company
Q.ITE NOTICE THAT TIIEY ARB
reiuly to receive applications for snppljinjj
water. Information in regard to rates, Sic, ,
can be had, and applications must be mada
at the Superintendent' office,No. 1 Journal
building,. Princess strect,from 9 to 11 A. M,
and 3 to 5 P. M. Service cIdc will be lalil
n the order in which the applications aro
received. JOHN C. C11ASE, Sup'U .
BOT21-tf
Tlie Goraline Corset
ssasaai
-jpw SOLD IN ONE WEEK.
PRICE $l.t
Pull assortment of sizes. '
novlS J. J. HEDRICK.
WATER WORKS.
rjlHE UNDERSIGNED having engaged
a competent and experienced PLUMBER,
from the North, beg to notify- the public
that they will hereafter combine with! their
'present Iron and Copper Work the business
of
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTfiG.2
By doing FIRST-CLASS WORK at reason
able prices they hope to merit any older
their customers may leave with them.
nov 2i- : nART, BAILY & OO.
t . -
E3ew Restaurant.
THE UNDERSIGNED would respectful '
ly annouuee that he has just fitted up at
No. 3, Granite Row, South Front St., a Res
taurant for Ladies and Gentlemen, where
meals and refreshments may be had at all
hours of tbe day. , Every thing Is new and
flrBtclass. Polite waiters and courteous at
tendants. . i
J3FGame and Oyetcrs in eeason. Fine
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
nov 18 F. A. &CUUT1J?, Prop.,
PIANOS ' OHCAkV
Crand Special Holiday Salo
a CflaiaTMU, 18sl. macs jon-eilf asd
family rappy by tho srft of fl ANO or ta
UKui!, v t will fi.l yoar bone with ma
iic, cot only io- a Ujy, but to a lifetime.
fciCUL hOLIOAT ALE CO hrSt-C.&SJ lB-
it mtnufrvotlz beit tnker. 163 ityloe,
allrradf, all pri-es,bat no edCDoctiU m will
cheap makerf. We sell ten a but KeJib'.e
iDgrrumsnfg, from o'd cnkii. Othra m4r
deceive purebaicn with oTara of 51C00 Pit
oca fo'$325, ani 27-top Orfft for 565,
bat we won't. Gold d all re caa't re bou(ht
for 60 cent Tme can jmy ll in parchaae
cf a HeliabU Inttrumtn, tost what it Qr.
Bett Icstrum-nts for leu, money, ii for
alaim and in tbii we on pete Tvi'h tb- world.
Jetd for Cataloa a aid tpeciil Holiday
Bale Prioei- Addrets
LXJDDUZ k HATES, Harannch Ga ,
The Great Wh -leaale Sen barn Flao and
Urjran Dealer. dsct-itnic
;to think about
HOT BED SASH,
PLEASE ORDER EAELYJ ;
SASH, D03-..DBU.i3
BRACKETS, MOULDING, LUMBER, Ac
ALTAFFEH. TRICE & CO.
noy21 v 1
MULES AND WAG OH FOB
SALE.
TWO LARGE, T1SLC MULES " and ono
two-hone Wasron. fiultable for tur
pentine farm or lumber bmloeas; For iiJq ,
cheap. Apply to
dM I-UdAW J-0. 1 . UAKUiLiL,