u
IblH PAPKb
pacileaed every afteraeoa. fenedart
pt br
J O 8 I J . T. J A BIER,
CD1TOB AUB FKOFltlVTOK.
FUBJJCKlKTIOrb.fOHTAOK PAID.
& year, 00 8ix a.ontkf, S2 50 ; Thr
xontbs, tl 35 ; One month, f0 ceata.
"be paper will b delivered oy earner,
re ofebaree, tr. kbt part of the eity, lb,
bo-re rates, or 13 cmix: uer
drertisin? r'?J ow libera
srScbacribera will ti--f e-ei. ? wv
faiiurea to receive r ir ifffjnih
Will bc'd to rscwivs oamBtattn
rosa ovr rrUJ on ey aod all tqbfeeif
reitera? later bat .- '
Tk cam of t& vH?r tim a)vT b r
ae aid of the paiMw. T
Person all tie bbii be avoided
4n4kit ia wpwaHyaod c? iiri?
iooi tbt th Sdtr.io lwTt !ors
'B tb tT -r-ii. ,.f. , ; , .
VOL.- V WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1881. NO 33
TffiP
DMLT
Few Adv rtirmmj
3
51
m a.
FOB
BHEUIAT
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backachdj Soreness of ihe Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Soro Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns tand
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feei and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches,
Vo Preparation on erih equals St, Jacob Oii
a a afr, aurr, simple and eltrap External
Kenedy. A trial entail tut th comparatirely
trifilug oatltT of o0 Ccntt, ted every on suffcr
ir; with rin jn Lar cbeftp and pcitrr pro: f
ef ita elaima.
rlrclons In Claren Z.Dguag.
BOLD BY ALL DBUG GISTS AND DEALERS
IS MEDIOIKE, .
A.VOGEU3R & CO.,
ytaltimorc, JKiL, V. S. A.
"JUST IMAQINEIHOW I FELT."
Bu'8tcick, Co., Va.f
NoTembOth,liS81.
Mrs. Jos PeBgox,
Franklinton, N. C.
Dsab Madam: It is with plenpnre
that I write to tell you that your valna
le Remedy has entirely curd ne of a
moat fearful looking and painfal sore on
my ackle. It come more than twelve
months a?o, very much like a ringworm.
I painted it with Tinct. Iwline. 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 hip
he could cure me if I would take my h d
arid there remain for four or five we k,
and if I did not do so pretty soon, it
could not be cored at all. 88 the bone
would become diseased, ard roy foot
would have to be taken off. Just imag
ine how I. felt, to be told there was no
core for the sore but te lose my foot, or
gite op all bn8i'nes8 either of these He
tnedies would have mined me Mind
you this was the advice of one of the beat
doctors in the State of North Carolina.
and this conversation took plae lBt
February. I continued to burn with
cauntic. as he dvised until September
but derived no benefit from his treatment
J waa advited then by a frindtotrj
your 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 walk as fir,
dance as much and jump as high as any
man you know: Put me bark to the 1st
of September, let me know as much as I
now do of the yirtne ot your Remedy,
and I would not hesitate to pay teodol
law a bottle for it, If I could not petit
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
care all skin diseaees.bat I believe it will
cure all kinds of blood diseases, and I
Know it will cure a love for strone drink.
I hope you if ill have this published, as
there are many sufferers who could be
jured, if they could knowcf and pet your
'Bemedy I am truly and respect fuy,
JOS. R. MASON,
South Gaston, N. C.
The Remedy is for sale in Wilmington
by Dr. Wm. H. Green. Send for circu
lar of Ustimnials. nov 14 dw
PLANTATION FOaSaiE.
THE UNDERSIGNED Commlioner, ap
poloted by the Judgo of the Superior
vortof New Il&sover county, will expose
toeaie at puDiic auc ion, ou iurtu,
January, 1SS3, at the Court lloute door la I
the Pity of Wilmington, at 13 o'clock, M. A
thatvaipable planUtlon In rentier couniy
on Koeky Tplnt, known as I'embrok-, cod
taining about one thousand acres of fertile
land, to wit: A certain tract of laud In
Pender county, bounded by a line eonnien
elng on the edge of Black Creek, near the
end of a bank acroassald creek, and run
niag thence S 10, E. Z6 chain and 50 link
ie a pine and plna pointer? on the t- att side
of Dark Branch, thecc H. ?2, K On chains
to the edg of the Tide Swaup at sesar's
Bprlng and ther.c in the tam direction
theii Jl Branch of the Cape Fear tirer,
it race up th i iver to the Hue of the Yat
plantation, thence with Out Hue to a eUnke
5a the said line opposite to a row el Cedar
iraea and tbencc to the becinning.
Terxoa liberal and made known at sale.
AUX T. LONDON,
atac Vf-t&i CowunlMimtT
C I VKWS.
FW ApVERTIEMEXTf.
K Walker, Caeh'r Dividend Notice
Iltbte Fir rtty Hall
. v iLMAM H. Gheen Imported and Do
me tie Lruira "
IIiiiN8DERr,EK'-s.VVe Tlave It
C W Yate--Christmas Go da
4am E3 J MUXD9 Druggist
Day's length 9 hours and 34 minutes
a . i , I, . I,,,,, , m
Nothing doing in magisterial circle
to dnv.
Sunset to-morrow afternoon at 47
minutes past 4 o'clock.
Th receipt a of cotton at this port tc
diy foot up. 686 bales.
chr. Brave, Bennet, cleared at Phil
lulelphia on the 2Ut inst., lor this port
Schooner A'pha, Salisbury, sailed
from Je rem ie on the 4th inst,. for this
port.
Schr. S. C Hart, Kelley, sailed from
New Bedford, on the 21st inst., for this
port.
Br. barque Annie JUand, MicCormiek
hence, arrived at Bremen on the 22nd
inst. '
Schooner Hattie A. White, Griswold
hence, arrived at Port au Prince on the
'"inst.
Schr. Arthur Burton, Coombs, clear
ed at Baltimore on the 22nd ioet., for
this port.
Nor. barque Raguburn, Olsen, sailed
from Charleston, on the 20th inst., for
this port.
There was but one interment--that o
an adult in Believue Cemetery this
week.
There were four interments two
adults and two children -in Pino Forest
Cemetery this week.
Steamship Santo Domingo, Penning
ton, cleared at New York, on the 22nd
inst.; for this port.
Briff Ellen H. Monroe, from New
Prle;ns. for this port, sailed from Port
Eadson the 22nd lost.
The First National Bank ot this city
has decl.ired a dividend of 3 per cent.,
payable January 5th, 1882. .
Ger. barque Charles, Longhoff, from
Rio Janeiro, for this port, was spoken
Nov. 17th in iat. 18 S , long. 29.
Brig Wm JJasons, Adarrs, hence
arrived at Aux Cayes, Nov 25th, for
Auqin, to lead for the United States.
Nor. barque Colnmba, Stray, and
Edmund liichavdson. Jones, hence, ar
rived at Liverpool on Jthe 2 1st iuBt.
In Oakdule Cemetery there were two
interments both adults one of whom
was brought here for burial, this week.
The Southern Express Company has
been crowded with business this week in
carrying and bringing Christmas goods.
Rev. Robt. 0. Rurton, Presiding
K der ef this District, will preach at the
Front Stnet .V:eihcdiat Church on to
morrow at tho nsual hoors.
British barque Susie, Kerr, from Ham
burg (13th inat.) lor this port, was aban
doned on tba 18th inst., in a leaky condi
tion, in the North Sea. Part of the
crew saved. '
One year-Binco Mr. H Young of Kan
kakee, Ills , fell from a roof 18 feet high
and broke his wrist. Since that time it
has given him great pain, which noth
ing would subdue until St. Jacobs Oil
had been applied, which relieved him at
once.
The skin of a boiled egg. so it is said,
is the most efficacious remedy that cin
be applied to a boil. Peel it carefully,
wet and apply it to the part affectedr It
will draw off the matter and relieve the
4 i
sorens in a lew nours.
Several young gentlemen from Sara-
ter, 6. C, are here on a visit to Prof
gostini and that gentleman will give a
hop ic their honor at Ransm Hall, on
next Monday evening. We return
thanks for an invitation to attend.
Dinner for the Prisoners.
The prisoners in the county jail, we
are informed by jailer Howard, will be
supplied with & Christmas dinner on Mon
day, of roast pork, roast turkeys, chickens,
cakes, broad &c, as i3 the asual cus
torn on Chrhtma8 day.
Beautify your nomes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint. ready mixed and war
ranted. &ld oily at JAtwxr. t
Oxford Orphan Aijlun.
If you wish to manifest your, apprecia
tion for the blessings of the past year
and at the same time do good just hand
over a few dollars to Mr.. William M
Poisson for the Oxford Orphan Asylum
No tetter time to contribute than while
all ate enjoying the Ohnstroas festivities.
"What fs heaven's best gift to man?"
she asked, sweetly smiling on bim, -Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup," he replied, with
prudence. He bad just been cured by it
of a bad cold
Celebration of St. John's Dsj
St. John's day, 27 tb tost, will be cele.
brated by tbeMasooic fraternity of this
city. Installation of officers id the after
noon at the Lodge Room and an address
by Dr. Eugene Oriswm, of Raleigh, at
the Opera House at bight The public
are invited to attend the exercises at tbe-
Opera House.
I ReYolntlenary Belle
We have received from Messrs Han
cock & Daggett an old six-pound can
non ball which was dug np in the base
meot'of the new building they are to
erect at their old stand on Market street.
It was found several feet below the
surface and is withont doubt a relic of
revolntionary days. It is quite evident
that this building was the site of one or
more structures in other days. An old
brick wall has been unearthed and It wo
brick pavements have been found at In
tervals beneath the surface.
City Conrt.
Obadiah Jenkins was befose the Mayor
this morning charged with disorderly con.
duct. He was found guilty and sen
tenced to pay a fine of $5 and he paid it.
Moses Maultaby made an assault last
night in Paddy's Hollow with a deadly
weapon on one John Weatherspoon, both
of the parties being colored. The weap
on used was a shoe knife and Weather
spoon got some painfnl, bat not very
deep, cuts orr the back of his head,
M aultaby was bound over to the Criminal
Court in the sum of $190 and will spend
his Xmas in Jail.
To Builders and others Go to Jaoo
ars for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
ate You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices T
i
The Jewish Fair.
The Fair to be given at the City Hall
A xt week by the congregation of the
Temple of Is7ael,and for the benefit of the
Temple, promises to be one of the roost
elaborate affairs of the kind ever known
h 're. We were at the Hall this morn
ing and found the preliminary prepara
tions well advanced under the supervis
ion of Mr. A. Weill, Chairman of the
Executive Committee, assisted by Mr.
J. I. Macks. The most prominent fea
ture on catering ths Hall is the cen
tre piece, an octagonal structure, which
is to do tne r torai aianu, nonaui it
is a mossy well from whence tne
"sonl inspiring lemonade" is to be
drawn and South of it and directly in
front of the stage is being arranged a
large V shaped structure with glass front
and with boxes, where refreshments and
confectionaries are to be sold. The post-
office is on the West side of the hall and
there are a number of booths for the sale
and display of fancy articles at various
points throughout the centre balL The
gallery and the body of the hall will be
decorated with the ''flags of all nations.''
The Fail will be formally opened on
next Tuesday evening and will continue
for three nights. The opening ceremo
nies will be inaugurated by a few remarks
by Mr. Weill, after which Dr.Mendel
sohc will deliver a prayer, tlen M. E. 8.
Martin will deliver an address and at
the conclusion of the address Hon. Wm.
L. Smith; Mayor of the city, will declare
the Fair foimally opened. There will
'probably be a large attendance on each
evening of its continuance.
The Register of Deeds issued eleven
marriage licenses this week, two of which
were for white couples and nine for color
ed couples. .
Mr. J. H. Savage, Superintendent at
the Poor House, will give the inmates of
that institution on Monday next a regu
lar old fashioned Christmas dinner of
poultry, roast meats, Ire.
There are 26 barques, 6 brigs and 0
schooners, a total of 41 vessels, in port
at this time; and there are lfi barques, 3
brigs and 1 schooner, a total of 19 vej-
I elV bouad for this pert-
Banting around to buy Christmas
nrpivnt M fnnnt n Ana (imrtmpnt rJt
pocket knives, silver plated ware, table
cutlery as well as some of the beat stoves
we have seen, at Jacobrs Uardware De
pot and their prices were lower than we
expected to find.
Foreign Rxports.
Nor. barque Erragon, Weber, cleared
at this port to day for Liverpool with
1,633 bales cotton, shipped by Messrs
Williams & March;wn; Nor. barque
Pallas, Pedersen, for Liverpool with
2,230 bales cotton, shipped by Messrs
xxtvx. oprunt poo; fo. oarque. mar -
At O A t- c-l : 1 . -
grcth e, Hansen, for St. John's, P. R.
with 136,664 feet lumber.4 shipped by
Messrs K. Kidder & Son?; Ger. brig
Ribnite, Fretwurst, for Liverpool with
076 bales cotton, shipped by Mr. 8. P.l
Collier, Agent, and Ger. barque Graf
Bismarck, Klust, for Cork for orders.
with 1,276 casks spirits turpentine, ship
ped by Messrs Chess, Carley fc Co.
m m m
Quarterly Heetlngs
For the Wilmington District of the
Methodist E. Church, South.
FIRST BOUND.
Wilmington, at Front Street, Dec 24-25
Topsail, at Union, . Dee 31, Ja 1
Smithville . . . Jan 7 -8
Brunswick, at Sharon, . . Jan 14-15
Waccamaw Mission, at Pine Log,
Jan . . . . . 21-22
Whiteville, at Whiteville. Jan 28-29
Elizabeth, at Elizabethtown, Feb 4 -5
Bladen, at Windsor, . Feb 11-12
Clinton, at Johnson's Chapel, Feb 18-19
Cokesbury, at Bethany, . Feb 25-26
Coharie Mission, at Wesley Chap-
ei, . . ... March 4 -5
Duplin, at Wesley Chapel, March 11-12
Onslow, at Lebanon, . March 18-19
C5The District Stewards will meet
at Wilmington at the parsonage of the
Front Street Church at 11 o'clock a. m.
on Tuesday, the 3rd of January. 1882.
R. O. Buxroar.
Presiding Elder.
Notf AdvertiBementa.
Notice.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WILMINGTON, N. C.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of three
and a half per cent, haa been declared bv i
the Hoard of Directora of this Bank payable
tfanua y ova, ukw.
dtc24-4t A. K. WAKKBR, rash'r.
HebrewFair.
rjtHE FAIR AND FESTIVAL,
IN AID OF THE TEMPLE,
will be held at the
?
CITY HALL,
beeinnins- with next TtTEaif AT. DMnilvr
S7th, at 8 o'clock, P. M., and continuing
for three nights. General admiaUon 10 eta.
dec
LI HT JACKETS
Ulsters !
jBLnd CLOAKS II
JUST RECEIVED.
DOLMlISTS !
PLAIN AND DIAGONAL.
Children's Cloaks
6, 10, 13 and 14 yeara.
RespecttPlly,
R. Rl. aiclntire.
dc 33
HOMES FOR TEE
J Dfc?lSB 1Q PlsCK AJ GOOD, BOS-
ear AND DtT.iiOi'a FiMIblE
oa SO good fatal had aad aaocked farm la
aa healthy etioaof eoaairy aa there it la
h cut, aad gira I aeoi kaif of ewjthlor
they make.
No ea rga fir aircej raadartd.
Addrea, jOH!f J, PATRICK,
tsBlgraOoa Agent for Dixit
Agrismltoral Assoaiiitio,
dHl dat WaaUtboratlfO
w AdvertiseiiiTJt
ILL!Ain ft. U'lfcfcfTj
XTJHOLESALE ASd'retaIL PEALER
I f ' ' .
1M jarUKI KU AWU DOMESTIC DKUOS
Chemicals, Pharmaceutic Preparation?,
Brushes, t omba, Extracts, &c. &c.
dee 22 MARKET STREET.
Pressed Brick,
a . - i . 1 r
I AM RE 'E1VINU a ma!l lot Philadel -phUPrefeed
B.ick a very fine article
LM ri , i uuyu rJJk
I . , -..... j ixiv.u vv
1 a coja tnsp nits pticct zln.
dec 21
J. A. SPRINGER.
We Havo it !
IU8T Tfls THo to -ViV. Oil! 4td
eaa it and you wi i be ecnrlrc-cd that tho
Live Booh Store
1 Hat fart what you .want.
From the immeaaa 8ormnt cf BEAUTT-
yDL0HKI8TMA8 P BSKHTS every ona
and his neighbor can be suikd if they osly
eaUat
HEINBBERGER'3,
dec 31 Livt Book and Mnslo Rtore
A Holiday Smoke.
Ill" T T a n T nr a wrs m
T Tobac BTTl
tEe city, warranted. Just received a beau
npHE BEST OF CIQARSand Tobacco and
I tiful lot of genuine Meerschaum Pipes and
hp, ii .
vrar Holders. Suitabla for Holiday Gifrs.
wm he pleaaed to exhibit these goods to all.
. -. - , 2:JCBNJt1WALU'
wvun. a una so., vwwiawio WiUn
dec 134V
Fxehanire Corner
hirisfmas
ON A
AT
J. &
TJABKET STREET.
I-
2,000
LBS CA" DIES, the best and
cheapest,' 15c, 16,2, and
S5c for the fiueat French
andy, or S pounds for $1. .
Osaxoss and Coooaotts by Stmr. tay.
AiOPoon layer Kauin- and Leghorn
ltron of beet quality at retail.
ONE THOUSAND PACES
Iire C rdekers.
200 Dos. EGGS; 1.000 lbs. Assorted Nuts
I I exnect to have, on or before Batur
aay, a oounuiul aupply of Ureeted and Live
PoUlrrT Of s.11 bl rA onH u.1.1 Kba nidtfii
I duiinjc the week for Saturday, t ome early
ana secure your enristma? Turkey and
avtidt e rush and danger of not getting
one. l wiu try to prepared to tueet all
the requlrementa of the .trade, and wait oa
cuatomera promptly and deliver good
promptly at their bouses.
Ids If you are contmplatirir chanirfrir
your accounts lor tne New rear, or begin
ning one for convenience, I don't think you
can do better thn try me. I will t-ke great
pieaaure is snowioa: you around and Kivirur
my prices.
Jac, C. Stevenson.
Ghriotmao Hiilineiy
ANOTHER ASSORTMENT OF
ELEGANT MILLINERT
By Express. Fancy Goods and Embroidery,
deaigna new and desirable, Justin. Ladies
please come early to hare Christmas ciders
filled to satisfaction.
Millinery and Fancy Goods Departments
are always full of stylish articles.
A large assortment of Ladies' and Child,
ren's Underwear. t
Bespectfully,
MISS E. KARRZR,
dee 20 Exchange Corner
Ho I For Onslow,
BO KS OF8UCBD7TION TO THE
Cspitil Stock of the Wilmington,
Wrigbtsville and Onslow Bitlroad Com
pany were opened, Monday, Dec 19, at
the Stores of Capt. John JU Boatwiiht
and Mr. George Myers, In this city, and
at other point on the line of the proposed
road. CspL F, M. Woolen and Mr.
George H. Crapon have c&arge of the sub
scription boc&a la WlholngUgw -
STEVBNSDN'S
0. MUNi)f
T S NOW OPFNIVQ ONE OF TFTE lnre
1 and moat va ied tockcof Holiday Goods
ever brought-to Ihh ; city, corsistlog o
JSir, " bronze ana Uilt. Cel.
t a. land exam In a
. ea 4
Fine Confecrionejyf
I HAVE JUST RETURNED WITH lilB
lioe&t ard Cheapest assortment. ofCoiTfar-
i wry jnfKi. can Tn5Cht U tii cifi
ZIMMKRMAN'S,
Sweet Penny Corner, .
dec 12 Second and Princess sts.
TO THINK ABOUT
HOT BE D SASH.
PLEASE ORDER EARLY
-
ASH, D08HS AM BUKD8
BRACKETS, MOULDING, LUMBER, de
ALTAFFER, PRICE & CO.
deo 18
Everybody Says
VAT
HA1 THS
-LARGEST ASSORTMENT
ANI 1UE PK;TritoST
Christmas' Cooa.s3
In town.
dec 18
Book aod Mtationery R
ore.
Ferr,aie School
M I88E8 BUk A Jsi' .JWclcela
Jlti. ii. r.UJHnfU, Mua cal Itstruoirets
rpHK FIOHTKKNTit .A1SNOAL Hesafon
1 of thl Wobol ill coitniet on Wdne
day.'ct. b 6th IH . mi cloee about the
tbird weit m Ju If 82
Po. iln w o enter tU rtbefint la nth will
be ch rfed or.lv rrrm dte i f entrance, bet
it i expected tbey w il attotd echool the re
in! der ntih . s uii nalm ttht)ria rr-
entai by l! ha!t. or rem ya' from the
ot. leductin mada In all eaaea of ro
tcactad rxc'tu -
' The cou aea .f iottrcctfoa will be as bero
tott ihtro'usb and maum-iatic, each c iid
riviiig individul aluiti u (max ih Pria
oipls. i
he - choofof Mtsio ill bn cot dactod by
.r.M m-CbsH-,jc. Fu Hi nnttla o the
school. wisri!gt cr-tar f r tfa-s brneh of
fducto , cn e area i.ti edited witn saita
b e hoa a t j e.rlv ppicti n. , "
A hmt'fcd i. a ber of corr io tebfiars can
be ro iTtd in thj laiaiiy uf oae cf the Prin-
i al .
r farther partioaUri, eo Princtrtia, or
end fo- irrolfa 0".
lH..VAmTtSTdRE.
THE UNDEUSIfiNED WOJLD RH
spectfotly notify his friends Ind the
public that he has recently re
turned from a viait to the
W o r t h e r n ? a riets
where he has purchased the
Handsomest Display
OF
MILLINERY. FANCY GOODS.
. flOTICHS A0 HOLIDAY GOODS.
...
he has ever offered - irthiscity.
. My stock is ,
e, Complete
And in -
GREAT nXBTST
I have tbouand3 of things whi;h it
would takecolnmns to enumerate. My
fine, fresh FRENCH UANDIE4 aro i
specialty. I lead in these goods as my
patrons well kaow. I have an elegant
variety of
Millinery OoofN9 Uat,
' Trimmingi, fcf.,
To which I invite the atiection of the
Ladies.
My stock or CHRIrf rjj AS GOODS
Is full and cnmr!e:e and baring 'been
bought low will be eoid lov.
. I respect foil y invite a call and inspec
tion. L. FLANAGAN,.
Variety Store,
dec 19 No 42 Market street:
CALL, SHE r.m PfllCH !
A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE aftort
meDt oi Weddioff, Ch-Mmas and 11 oil
day Presents for sale low down at
J. H.IIAR'UVa
Dxvg and Cfcunleal Store,
dewM iVewMai
1 Hi r