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inn with pn CAn 1:tc cheap end poitiTo proof
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Direction! in Ele-ren Languages.'
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JUST IMAGINE HOW I FELT."
Bbukswick, Co., Ya.,
November' 5th, 1881
Mrs. Job Peeson,
Franblintpn, N. C.
Dkar Madam : It ia with pleasure
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ble Remedy has entirely cured me of a
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became a very painful and bad looking
place. Then .1 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 :a
tb& country for advice- Re told me
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and there, remain for four or five weeks,
aad if I did not do bo pretty soon, it
could not be cured at all, as the bone
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jm this was the advice of one of the best
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nd this conversation took place last
February. I continued to burn with
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out derived no benefit from his treatment
I was advised then by a friend to try
yourlemedy, (Bitters and Wash) took
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I am now a well man, the sore is perfect
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South (iaston, N". C.
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PLANTATION FOR SA.i E.
THE tDERSIGNED Commit.Moner.ap
potated' hv the Judce of the Superior
y5Wrtotew Hacovcr rnnntr 'will cvm
rpsale at public aucion, on TiiuredaT, I9th
:,vx7 or ulmington, at 12 o'clock, M.
jj-ky Point, k,nown as Pembrok, con
about ODe thousand acres of fertile
1 iit. : a certain tract of laud In
5& rntve cdse of Bjack Creek, near the
T.A bailk aofia said creek, and run
-"SjneDce S 10, E. 5 ehaln. and 50 link
a pine and ninn nnini.... u-,, .
Brareh, therce H. Zti, K nr chains
Snri reMS?ortheTi,1p twamp at V irsar's
pnn nd thence in tli nm oireriiouto
twL B"c of jhe Capo Ft-ar ifvcr.
2f!f?J,ptb.,Iwf the line of the Vat,?
t. ThT nCEt" with th,t Hnc to a
tr- "i.Jlnc eppoei" to a row. of. Cedar
inence to the beciuninff.
uorrai ana made .known aUals.
tc YTa ALEX- T. LONDON,
, I . FOB
THE'! IIAIEY MEliii
VOL. VI
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bkowx Sr Pr.vEhOX Uu ir ; DrtVsintf ! etc
Otterkocj:; ' orll'lence jol" tl; People
O W Yates All Right '
Hfjnsbekgek liUnk ttok Pi mo
Alt a ki-'EK, TkiCK ifc Co l.uths, .tcv
Opeka H6L'SE-4Mis Genevieve UaiI
W. O. Ckakt Ks-pairr ot j Watch es,&
Wm. H. Gkkex JimIUii Ta.
I Le receipts f cotton at Tins port U
day foot up '452 bales.
IJanjuc Evcmti, Smitb,
(iertemuude Dec. 21st., lor
Bailed from
Ki i port.
8tea:nKliip 'Gulf Stream,
Ingram,
for tli s
cleared at New York Jan.; 7th
port, and sailed ihe same day.
imiiraiioiiN
For the SoulU Atlantic State's, cooler,
northeast to northwest winds, stationary
or rising barometer, local partly cloudy
weather. I
To Builders and others g) to Jauo
bi's for Sash, Blindsand Doors, Glass,
Ac. You can get allizes and at the
lowest prices. t
Tho rule now is for every lad to have
her as:c indicated on her! hat brim. Every
very.
inch of brim represents three years. A
ten-inch brim means that he lady is
thirty jears old ; a twenty-inch brim
shows that she is sixty, and so on. , It is
a'charming conceit. i
To Save Trouble and Expense1
My family has derived very great ben.
efit from the usc'of Hamburg Drops,
writes Mr. John Stocklin, Union, Broome
County, N. Y. It has saved pain, trou
ble and expense; and I shall be glad al-
ways to recommena me urops; as it is
my best and cheapest family physician.
Any ffiven anniverfiary falls UDori any
Li w " i I ' j
Pgiven day in the week at intervals jof 11,
U, 5 and G years. Christmas fell on Sun
day "this year, being, the first time since
1870. It will fall on Sunday again in
;887, then in 1892, and then In 1S98J
after which the series of intervals will
begin again. ' ' r i
Beautify your nomes by using the N.
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and 1 war
ranted. Sold only at -Jacobi's. f
- We invite attention t the card of
Brown & Pearson in this issue. This
firm comprises two of the mo9t polite,
attentive and skillful barbers alfd
hair dressers in the city. , They
have bought out Jas. H. Carraway,
on Front street, next to Capt. Mclntire,
and solicit iare of the public patron
age. 1 hey are Jjotb. very wojfthy colored
T
men, and will succeed.
llerical .Nojes !
Rev. Dr. Patterson is in the city on a
short visit, and will leave soon for Texas.
Rev. T. D. Pitts, Rector! of St. John's
( hurch, has gone to Florida, and Dr.
Watson preached for ' him " yesterday
morning ynd Dr. Patterson list nighti
the latter divii:e 'serving at St. '.lames'' in
the forenoon. !
x ; -, -. '
T; e VoKes l nniilj. p j
The Yokes Family will not appear in
Wilmington, because of1 the j alleged
sickue?8 of one of the lady members of i
the troupe. They played in Richmond
on FrjJuy niiiht to a larjte housf, and
were to liave appeared also on Sutuillay
aiglit, but we find no account ' either of
that perfoimahce or of the alleged ill
ness, in the Richmond fiispatdi.
Fit j Th cr sumiay '
'Phe present year has fifty-three Sun
days. Ordinarily there are, of. course,
but fifty-two Sunday 3' in a ye ir, there
being only fifty-two weeks. .We; -have
had, during this nineteenth- century
fourteen years with filty three -Sundays
each, ami the are to four more, in- i
eluding the present year, main' ,a total j
of eighteen. I hey are the years which j
begin on Sunday, ond the leap years j
which begin on Saturday. i
City Court. , f
Scipio Hill, the same unfprtutfateSetp,
was again found too far gone , to j take
care of himself, and was hauied up before
the Mayor to day. F.vcr lenient to the
faults of others Uis Honqr allowpd him
to go free, upon the oft repeated and
oft-broken promise of amendment.
A white man, whoijc name we suppress,
charged with assault ac,d battery on the
person of. anolher.party, was fined'$2o
and the costs, which he paid. (
Rufus Robinson, colored, charged with
incendiarism, was bound! oyer to the
Criminal Conrt In the sum ct $10&
WILMINGTON. N. C., MONDAY,
Orion liOde. -
At the regular meeting of Orion
Lodge No. 67 the following officers were
electi-d for the ensuing term;
N. Gr.-Lp T. Dickeey,
V G G. M. Altafier.
.Secretary Jno. i. liudley.
Per. Secretary W. C. ijerrow.
Treasurer W. S. Warrock. ( ,
Conductor H. O. Craig.
. Warden C. H. Capps.
O. G CM). Morr 11
.U.S. to N G. C. C. I'arker.
L. S. to N, G V. S. Hewlett.
Chaplain W: J. Pennvi
R. and L. S, to.Y. G;.aud S Suppor
ters not appointed.
u ben others are sutlcnng, drop a
weird of kindness and sympathy. If they
are suffering from a Cold, give them Dr.
Bull s Cough Syrap ; a few doses of this
valuable remedy will a (lord instant relief
and a twenty five cent bottle will core
the worst Cough. i
Sunday's Desecration
Yesterday (Sunday) afternoon as peo
ple were walking out Fourth street to
wards Hilton, they were 1 reluctantly
compelled to witness a most disgraceful
and prutai fight, in which three colored
persons two" men and one woman
were concerned. The men were father
and step-son and the woman was wite of
the former and mother of the latter
The young man for some unknown causef
attacked -thei stp-father and tried the
'i butting" process upon him several
times, but the old man avoided the blows
and at each attempt, knocked the young
man down. After this had been repeat
ed several times the woman took a big
pole tfhd assisted her son in his warfare
upon her husband. How long the fight
continued or who was finally the victor,
we did not learn, but the sounds of the
fast-falling blows of the pole fa the
hands of the old woman could be
distinctly : heard more than a block
away. Wc did not learn.the naraesf
the parties. . ; ., I O
I Forcel-Me-Not."
In speaking of the presentation of this
play, by Miss Genevieve Ward and her
company, at the Savannah Theatre, last
Friday evening, the Savannah Neivs
says :
The theatre last evening was filled
with one of the most cultivated and
fashionable audiences we have ever seen
gathered within in' its walls, the occasion
being the first appearance in this city of
Mis3 'Genevieve Ward, the celebrated
actress, in her beautiful and intensely
thrilling play entitled" Forget Me-Not."
The p'iVy is admirably instructed, pos
sessing a fine plot and numerous start
ling and excellent situations, and whilst
Miss Ward is the central figure as
'Stephanie, Marquise de Mphrivart,"
she is ably seconded in her company, and
we can conscientiously pronounce the
support the best we have seen this sea
son with any star. Indeed, so thorough
ly Vere the audience impressed with
this that the applause was general, and
though Miss Ward was' enthusiastically
encored and called before the curtain
almost equal praise was accorded the re
mainder of f he cast. . I
I Brain & Nenc ' , 1
Well's Health Renewer, greatest
remedy on earth lor impotence, leanness,
sexual debility, fcc. $1," at druggists.
Depot Jas C. Munds. I
. ( Warm Ajtd Cold Baths.
Warm baths produce an effect upon1
the skin, directly contrary to that which
is brought about by cold water. The
cutaneous vessels dilate immediately un
der the iofiueneo of the heat, and, al"
though the deliation is followed by a
contraction, this contraction is seldom
excessive, and the ultimate result of a
1
warm bath is to increase the cutaneous
circulation. The pulse and respiration
are bM'h quickened in the cold bath.
The warm bath increases the temper;
S ture of the body, and, by lessening the
necessity
for the luternal production of
beatf it decreases
the call which ii made
upoa Cert tin of k the vital processes, and
cnables life to be sustained with a less
expenditure of force, j !' r
1
While - a cold bath
causes a certain
stillness of the muscles if continued too
lansr, a warm bath relieves stiffness and
j fatigue. The final effect of both'hot and
cold b iths, if their temperature be mod
erate, i3 the same, the difference being,
to use the words of Braun, that "cold
refreshes by stimulating the I functions,
heat by physically facilitating them, and
iu this lies the iniportant difference be
twecu the cold water system , and the
thermal mode of treatment."
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Hooks and Lin$v A fal1 $ori;
ment and lowest prices at Jacobi'a. t
JANUARY
A Lucky Man.
Mr. C. P. Johnson, of the firm of
Ashforj & Johnston, Clinton, Sampson
couBty, was the lueky one to draw the
Carpenter Organ which waa-raffled for
at Ileinaiberger's on Saturday evening
last. It is a fine instrument, and" was
cheap enough, it having costhinvjost
$1. There were about 125 cbancessold.
German barque Johann Danitl, Nie.
mano, cleared at this port to day for
Damburg, with 3.077 bbis rosio, shipped
by Messrs. Deltossct tt Co., and schooner
larf J'J. VftitCleof, Thorndyke, cleared
for ronce, Pr R , with -47,350 sbingtes
and 158,604 feet lumber, shipped
Messrs. fi. Kidder & Son.
Mtfelstrale's Ciirt
Mary J. Jones, colored, was brought
before Justice Millis this morning,
charged with an assault and battery on
Rebecca Sauls, also 'colored. She sub
mitted and judgment suspended upon
the payment of the costs. .
Lavinia.Laston, colored, 'for the same
offence upon the samc'personjf was dis
charged for want of evidence to convicti
and thc prosecutor charged with! the
costs. ' (.
Rebecca Sauls, the above-uamed, for
an assault and ' battery on Lavinia Eas.
ton, submitted, and judgment suspended
on payment of the costs.
George Jones, a white seaman, for an
assault and battery upoa Pat. Carey,
was found guitly and judgment suspend
upon the payment of the costs.
Caught on the Spot
Yesterday afternoon a bale of cotton,
among a large lot oti the platform of the
Champion Compress Company, wag dis
covered on fire! and fortunately in time
to remove it from the rest before it had
eadangered them. AJcolorcd boy who
was near' tho bale was arrested byQfficer
Scharff, who was near at hand, and con-
fessed the 'tiring. IfTjiis pocket wa3
foundHo. box of matcrfs and his state
manr was to the effect that a man had
given him five cent? and a box of match
es on his promise to fire the cotton. He
claimed to have set the cotton on fire
With a cigarette but no evidences of a
Cigarette could be found thereabouts
The boy, whose name it seems is Rn
r ,
fus
Robinson, says that he is ten years old
although Chief Brock thinks that he is at
'east twelve. He was nicely dressed and
was 2,3 cool and indifferent when question
at the guard house and before the Mayor
this morning as any old sinner conld be.
I He belongs here and was brought up and
taken care of by an uncle. He contra
dicted himself as to the name of the man
who he said had bribed him to fire the
cotton and but little confidence is placed
in this part of his story. He was exam
ined before the Mayor this morning and
was afterwards committed U jail in de
fault ot bond tor luu tor his appear.
anceattbe next term of the Criminal
Court. He afterwards sent word from
the jail to the city officers that he liked
his new auarters much better than he
did those furnished him in the guard
house. '
-TllK MAI US
1 .
Tbe tnaild close and arrtya' at the City
Poot Ofhoe s followe 1 1
. t it " -
iSortnern tnroogn mans oau p. tn
Northern through and way .
maiila,.... 6:40 a. m
Raleigh 6; 40 a.m.
Officer between Hamlet and
Raltigb J... 7.30 p. ia.
Mails for the N O. Rilnad, i
lod routea supplied there- '
from, Inclndi.'ig A. &N. Q.
Rallroo'j, at. 6;40 a. m abd 5 30 p.m.
Southern mails for all poiuca
&30th, daily. 8.00 p. ui. aud 7:45 a. tu.
Westeru mails 0 CR,y)daitJ
(except Sunday )....,. ... 7:30 p. m.
Mail tor Cher aw Sc Darling-
ton...' 8 00 p, m.
Mails for points between Flo
tencc and Charleaton . 8. 00 p m
Fayetteville,! and offices on
Cap Fear River, Tuwdays,
and jFridayo.. ...l 1;00 p. m.
Fayettevilie, via Lombertcm,
daily, except buudaye 7 30 p.
Ousio C H. aud inietaedi
I at ofBi'ea, e?try Tuesday
- and 1 rriday ai J.... COO a,
Smithvilto ramls, by ttam
tuYAi dilv. feft??jt finn.
m.
. -
8 20 a. n,
Mails for Easy fltlL, Town
Orotik, ShaticUfc aud LitUe
River, 8. O., very Tuji
day at,d l ij t... .
6:0u k. m.
ore? for mmteht.
Korthern thruigb and mtav
- maila.........7:i0 a. to. and 9.00 a, uu
Boatnem &i&Ha.7:0u p. ru. atd 7.20 a.m.
Carolrna Ceotral Railwy....M' 8.30 a. m.
Stamp OfSee opn from 8 a. m. to 12
M. . and irota 2 16 6:15 p. m. Hooy
Order and Eegistcr Departsuni open
same at sUap rjjca,
9, 1882. NO 7
u :W.;C.'iCraft, ' " :
JEPAIHER OF WATCHES, CLO( KS
and Jewelry. 'A trial soTiefied;
EYvN'rf liLOGK,
' ' - - i .
Pilncesa &treat
jan 9-1 1
H a i r D re s s i h e: a n d
Shaving Saloqn.
IRONT STIiKKT NFX 1' N'iKTfl of Mr,
1 H. M. Mrlutir..1 f-!dl;e.l VorHnen.
rome auenuou. ratroasu cfoliuited. J
Ian 9-lw
1JKO
N tk PK ARSON
OPERA HOUSE.
t-
riiitraday, .1 inuarv i'i
The DUtinn-uishe 1 American Tragedienne,
Miss Genevieve Ward,
In her famous creation of '
STEPHANIE
MAKjQUiaE Db MOHRE
in the greatlft play of
YART,
jinodern times, .
FORGET HE NOT I
A&j played by her upwards of five hundred
nights in the principal . Theatres of
j Great Britain and America,
(including thirty nights, at pnion Square)
supported by her own! Powerful Com
pany. Superb Costumes by Worth,!
5i Seats on sale at livers'.
-. jau 9 31 ; - . . .1 i i.'-
All Richt !
': ;. -i -' , - ' ! '' : Jiff fij
pHRl3TkAR 13 OYER k
Vl-. , ' - ;'-!iv
. .-. '-!; . !'."-'-
A D fcYF.KYTlHNO IB QUIET I
. - ' ! -. ... ..
I am now ready fur regalar bueinesr.
i .' ."i . ,.-l;-. ' i .
O.i W. YATES,
jan5 ' Bookseller and Stationer
4O.O0O
LATHS FOR BILE LOW TO CLOSE
Consignment. ;.. - -- -b -'-.':
LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
And every description of . .
Building Material.
Exunime goods andiices. '
ALTAFF EB, PftXCE k CO.
Mill, Tt rfi and Office foot TTalnut st
Blank Books.
LAROEIaVD OOMPlBTK bTOOK
always oahaad. - - I '4 ,. ? .;,
LSTTKR OOFINQ BOOKS, ,
IB VOICE BOOK8,
MBlIaRAWDDM nOOK8,
Of all sizes, stylet and prices, at
. HKLNtSB&BGE&'3.
Second-Hand Piano;
r
EFERY WAT A No. 1 lianb. A Bar-
gain
Come aad see it, at
i HKIVBBERGER'S,
jaa 9
live Book: and Music Store
ConMence of the People
I . ' FOLLOWED BY
Great Success in Business
HEN OTTERBOURG ; ANNOUN CES
his intention to CLOSE OUT AT COST all
remaining Btock at end of season; the an
noancementis Inyarlably followed j by an
immense rush of . bargain seekers, WHO
BELIEVE in the honesty of Otterbourg'a
offer, aad who are never disappointed in
the allghteat degree. . j
Our Secemd Week will be made ore at
tractive thaa the first. The parade of prices
will continue. Men's ''Suits,' Yontha' SulU,
'-!'". " l '.".'.-'.
Boys Suits, Children's jSuits, Overcoat,
UUtera and Ulsterettes, all at New York
cost, without the addition of frrigat. ;
, , .- - , - . '.'. .
Jlre Hundred Odd SuiU, to be sola at a
aaerifice. Three Hundred Odd Coata, all
tualitie, to be disposed f at, 2-5 per cent.
less than original cost. Five Hundred Um-
brellaiv In Sflk.lpaca "and Gingham (a J" ob
lot,) any price to cloafl.ouUJ ; ?
XST. Reaaaber. this calt'.to tania'tie for
Eight Weeki only. .. j,'- , t't.f-: -
Preparation are ow bein iaaejCox the
- eceptloa of the grandest and largest jstock
of Spring Clothing ever dit played InWilf
ninarton. a r OTTERBOTJRG,
jan 9 ,t A . I- ' . 1 &ierm Wlr
f , -
- -' .
rron.trri;f ao ati y 4 U rabWito
ri.r tatr hvi j ;-'."",';
.;-" " ",.,' ";T- i . ": ." " ' " -1 -
f of ta itif it b r
A4 it I e.p5dtl)y Bd vn;Urtr nde
tt-vwj the Kdxtdo bm aiwy ndort
fa tie 94:t-r!l eolotBr. - t
rti w AdvertisornenU. '
" : . . '
1. WD 1,1 ivs ImsolJJiis
M.ic.est in iha fani .f Wd i-io, A MurcM
ton, Wilmit-gtun, end Jiiehiion & ( d ,
Sew Yoik to the; remaining jvaitr ts, Tid
h MircLa-ed frfh. tlK tn tbeir interest In
yiu,n. uj : - ,",-Vc
K M. A! UK VAllb 1N.
tr. W. Wll.LlAN
l. 1J. M17l-M!lll:riv
J,n 1,12. W. F. btJlth W
Notice.
I:
TDK FIRM' OF. WILLI MS d: iUIIU '
L'HIS 'N' b iH'coiti.-m-d 'from ll f
daei- T!iftrtxi of -Mtm'h-ison & Co., New
V'o-k, wiH he coTjiinu j, and tbe firm of
D. H. tfcirchisoti ic :o.. has been estah
iis;ed at Wilfi-iig;ori fjr, the puipo:-o of
carryiog on a .nunisiot, nd JKxpoiti4
buiittess iii Cottvit and Nval toi'es.'-- -1
K. M. iAUUGUlSON. J
i K. MUKl'UISOS,
, . VV,. WILLIAMS," '
1 1 loci
Notice
i
!- 1
MU. HENRI' C. McQUESN has beerx
f
auaii tea as a partner in our firm from!
ima uaie. ij. u. JUUUUiilSU & CO
jan 2, 182 x
Geo. W. WiliianH & Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO WILLI AMS & MtJR
CHISON, Cduituissiou Merchants and
Whobsa'.e Dealers, Wilnjington, N. C. A
large stocktef First-Class Goods on hand,
whi;h will bo sold at very clos8 prices' tor
casli, oi to prompt pay i.ig customers,
jan 2, lS828iw
CLOAKS
JACKETS
and :. !" . 'i'"-i
LSTERS.
Very Cheap !
LACE CURTAINS.
A variety , of good styles, aud the price
will astonish you, being so cheap. Lac
Silk Tidies. ( ,
LARGE BLANKETS 1
At reduced : prices, to c!oe out Crili
Blankets and Spread r.;' 1 J
CARPETS, HUGS AND MATS
. A beautifal assortment and' the prices
w. ere never So low. m . - ; ,
; 1 '','.--".'' i I '
R. M. icBntire.
-t3' ' : ''".': :';iv
WILMINQTON & WELDON R. R. CO.-.
' Office of Secretary and Treasurer.
Wilmington, N. C, Dec. 24, Ml.
DIVIDEND OF THREE PER fenti
on the Capital Stock of the "Wilmingtol 6u
Weldon Railroad Company , will be paid on
and after the 14th January, !3?2, to all who
are Stockholder of record on ' the Cooks of
the Company on the 51st int.
J . W. THOMPSON,
dec 2-td See'y and Treat
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