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VOL. VI WILMINGTON, N. C. TUESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1882. NO 8
.o-briber will pise report any atd
j,BT v. Tcciv their paperarcgttiarly.
III1 IIATTY' 1RTW
5ew Advertisements
- ' .
THE GREAT
Fon
RHEBIATffl,
Heuralgia, 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
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
No VrepTHtiua on -arth fqua! St. "Jacobs Oil
.1 ,a future, iile anl External
A trial erjfiiU biit the .mprUTeIj,
In - wall fiucan bar? rbeftj und positrre front
6I l u rial ii is. . , j
l'irction in jf:iTen Laugnagel.
0LD BY ALL DEUGGIST3 AND DEALE23
IN MEDICINE.
A. VOGEIVER & CO.,
Palti.norc, 3Td XT. 8. JL.
"JUST IMAGINE HOW I FELT. V
Ekukswivk, Co., v a., .
November 5tb, 1881.
Mas. Jos Person,
Franklinton, N. C.
Dxa Madam : It is with pleasure
that I write to tell you that yourvalmv
hie Remedy has entirely cured me of a
most feariul looking and painfel 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 coold think or hear of, until it
became so very painful I could scarcely
walk, when t went to the best doctor In
th country for advice. lie told, me
hejbould cure me if I would take my bed
arfd there remain for four iT five w'eeks,
and if I did not do so pretty soon, it
could not be cured at all; as the bone
would become discaeed, and my foot
would have to be taken off. Just imag-
io how I felt, to be told there was no
core for the sore but to lose my foot, or
give up all business either of these Re
. medies would have ruined, me. Mind
you this was the advice of one of the best
doctors in the State of North Carolina
od this conversation took placo last
February. I continued to burn with
cangtic, as he advised until September,
hut derived no benefit from bis treatment.
I was advised then by a iriend to try
jour Remedy, (Bitters and Wash) took
the first dose the 17th of September, and
I amnow-a well man. the sore is perfect
ly cured, and I can now walk as far,
aance as much and jump as high a- Any
nan you know. Put we back to r ?lt
of September, let mo know as much as 1
liowdoof the virtue ot your Remedy,
and I would not hesitate. to pay tcadol
l&rs a bottle for it, if 1 could not get it
forleea. I think more of it lhan any
medicine in the world. It is not only
the beat llemedy to purify the blood and
cure all skin diseases, but J Relieve it will
cure all kinds of Mood dieasi's, and I
Know it will cure a lovo for strong drink.
I hope you will bate this published, as
there arc many sufferers who could be
eured, if they could know c f and get your
Kenicuy I am truly and respectrnliy,
JOS. R. MASON,
South Gaston, N. C.
The Remedy is for sale in Wilmington
y Dr. Wm. fi.i Green. Send for circu
lar of testimnials. nov 14dAw
PLANTATION FOR SAtE.
THE UNDERSIGNED Commissioner, ap
pointed by the Judge of the Superior
Ccurtof Ne Hapover county, will expose
toiali at public auc?ion, on Thursday, Iflth
Jtuary, 1SS2, at the Court Hou e door In
JJe City of W ilmington, at 13 a'clock, M.
tat valuable plantation In Fender county
iKocky Point, known aa Pembrok-, con
taiDing about one thousand acres of fertile
nd,to'wlt : A certain tract of Und In
render county, bounded by a line coinmen
e&U! on the edye of Black; Creek, near the
a of a bank acrow said creek, and run
f6B theaceii 10, E. S6 chtln juid 50 l!nk
He ud pine pointers on the Fa t'fide
of ark Braoch, thepco 8. K ftl chains
to the edg of the Tide Swamp et fwsar'a
fv & C1 theDce lo tho tam direction to
Joe N K Branch of the Cabe Fear river,
ncc up th river to the line of the Vat
pianUUon. thene with that line to a take
-a the said line opposite to a row of Cedar
! thenco to the beginning,
raraoa Kbaral and made known at aala.
. ALEX T. LONDON,
fcmii - fTojaialssfoner ; i
LOCAL NEWS.
New AcreRTiaEMKNT?.
IieiN.iiRRoxR--ifltioijerv .
H all I T. We AVutit Buyer
C W YATEh All J'.lght
Wm. li. Gj.rp.x IcdUn Te.
More rain and much inutigy wealbtr.
TUe rtcelpU ol cotton all this port tc
iUj frol up 4i'.' halt s'. ' 1
When the wind whisile an air it i$
rctcibered on the strtetf.
Split oak wood was Plliug this ItnorD
inor front flats at 83 leuts a load. '
J I said lo bi a fact woriliy of note
thatlfat people never commit suicide.
- 1 ! : l.
Why ahonld scarf pius et hick?. Be
caabe thej are so often on
of swells. i
the bosoms
i
Jut li
To say a winter month
a lamb ii a compliment
weather. j
goes
ike
to the
belle
la the morning a weak-minded man is
fall of good resolutions, lilt "night ho
is full of beer. i '
flow often does .it happen that a
man's wet goods cost him more than his
wife's dry goods?
If a man's book is bad jail tne way
through turning over: a new leaf, does
not amount to much. 1
Steamboatmen report only a slight
rise thus far in the Cape Fear as restlt
ing from the recent rains, j j j
.' :
The almanac promises that it will be
cold , with high winds, on Thursday, and
we'll bet it hits the cold part right. .
Steamship GidfStreamilagram, from
New York, arrived at her wharf in this
city at 11:45 o'clockthis forenoon.
Thanks to Capt. S. P. Collier, of the
Freight Department of the g Atlantic
Coast Line, for a copy of the January
issue of that attractive and useful publi
cation, "Uow toShip'
1 1 ? : r
Dresses in Paris fashions; are not so
long as they were; I and shoes and
stockings are the principal considers
tiODS. Old-fashioned diamond bu skies
, i i ...
are returning to favor. Shoes have
lower heels and fquarer toes. . '
j
"Old Probabilities," Veb nor, jthe goose
bone, and oil other prophets, have been;
at fault recently in theif predictions of
tho weather. The almanac has been
almost as truthful as any of them, i
Pink eye, the new horse disease, has
not yet appeared in Wilmington, so far
as we arc aware"; but it' -Is 1 well, euough
to look out closely (or it. Thev have
it bad in Richmond, so bad in fact, that
the street cats .could not be run last San
day. We have received a posta-1 card, mail
ed at Germanton, N C. evidently j ad
dressed by a lady, but viith nothing on
the face of it, the card! havjpg evidently
been mailed in forgetfaluces !ot this fact.
If this should rueet the eye cf the p-arty
w.ho mailed the- card she will kuow why
thf re :a no response. ' , I
I it y t ourtJ
(Jnly one case thut of a simple drank
and down awaited His liouor thii
morning. The man w s discharged.
ituciiupa'ba
New, "quick, complete 'cure 4 i dajs,
urinary affections, smarting, Irequent or
difficult urination, kidney "diseases. Si.
Druggists. Depot Jas., C. Munds.
Itlll'.i'A HdliH i
For the South Atlantic States, iucreas
i'og cloudiness and ureas of rain, easterly
to southerly winds, falling 'barometer,
stationary cr slowly rising temperature.
rersoual. j
' G.'A. Ramsay, Ksq., of Unrgaw, is in
the city to-day, on a business visit.'
Capt. V. V. Richardsen and Mr. It.Vf
Fligh, of Colambus, arehtret j" f
Capt. O. H. Blocker; or Cumberland,
is also here to-day.. ' '
lofflaiiabla ! t
Unniailable matter, addressed ai fol
lows, remains in the Postofhce ia this
city:
J. K. DoVeaux. Richmond, Va.
Laura P. Pierce, Clinton, N. 0.; Jno.
Cavoll. Halifax couuty, N. C: Rosanna
G reel ie, care Thos. CI ida.
To liujldra and others-Go to Jaco
bi's for Slh, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
You can get all sizes aud at the
lowest prices, 1 1
KXPorlt Foretfin. j
British schooner Julia Elizabeth. In
graham, cleared at this port to day for
Nassau, Kith 21.000 shinglea and 44800
feet luuoer, bhipjed by Messrs. Northrop
& Camming, and (jrmau barque Lydia
Pcaehuv Bremer3, cleared fur Bridge
town. Bar badoe, . with 2iO,UX) feet
lumber, shipped by Messrs. E. Kidder A:
Sou. i
I Dr. rates In Klrtgb.
lrsterday'a Kaleigh Visitor isays:
" i he kev. Dr. II. A YaUs, the pastor
of Edenlou Street .T. K. Church, is fast
winning tho esteem of j his cougreguiion
by hi fine sermous. He preached two
most excellent sermons yesterday, espe
cially! the one at night from the text:
"Am I my brother's keeper?"' This ser
mon created a most piofound impression
on the Congregation daring its delivery.
i ; . - .
Thousands of families have ' had occa
sion to try the never failing qualities of
Dr. I5ull 8 lough byrup and they all
unite in the praise of this wonderful pre
scription. I 1
First National Bank.
The Sixteenth Annual Meeting of the
stockholders ot the First National Bank
f Wilmington was held at their bank
log house, in this city, this morning.
Col. F. W. Kerchner was called to the
chair, and Messrs. M. 'J. Heyer and Geo
R. French, Jr., were requested to act as
secretaries. j
j The call of stock showed 1,932 shares
represented in person and by proxy.
An election for the ensuing year re
suited in the choice of the same Board
of Directors, viz., Messrs. Alfred JMar
tia, D. J. Worth, James Spruit," Jamea
Dawson and E. E. Burruss.
Magistrate's Court -
William Stanley, colored, was arraign
ed before Justice Millis this morning
charged with an assault and battery upon
Richard Davis, also colored. Found
guilty, but judgment was suspended upon
payment of the costs.
Mildred Davis, colored, for an assault
and battery uponRichard Da vis.the victim
above mentioned, was found guilty, but
the sentence was suspended upon the
payment of the costs.
Jack Muliins, white, for wilful tres
p iss upon the premises of Mademoiselle
Fannie Gore, the queen of Paddy's
Hollow, was found guilty but judgment
was suspended upon the payment of the
costs. ,
Mildred Davis, before mentioncdwas
then arrested ! upon a peace warrant
sworn out by Richard. Davis, but was
discharged and the prosecutor mulcted
in the costs.
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Oahdale. Cemetery.
The lot-owners of Oakdale Cemetery
held their annual meeting for the elec
tion of officers last evening, with the fol
lowing result: I
i President Donald Macliae. V
Directors W. U. Northrop, Jaa. II.
Chadbourn, W. J. Yopp, Edward Kid.
der, George R. French and Dr. A.J.
DeRosset. I - '
From tho report of theSuperintendcnt,
Mr.JT. Donlan, we IpuT that there have
been 79 interments dating the year 1881;
and what is' a most singular coincidence
precisely the same number were interred
there during tue year 16S0. There wt re
2:" removals from one lot to another on
the grounds daring the year; 0 removed
from Oakdale and one removed to Oak
date. During the yeur 31 lojis have bee a
improved, 10 fouudatioos for monuments
have been built aud 10 monuments and
11 headstones have been erected.
There has beeu 1,000 feet of new fence
built daring the year, 3,000 feet oi fence
repaired with new posts ami the entire
fence has been newly whitewashed..
The Lodge has been thoroughly re
paired and painted, and the Summer
Rest, on Section "LI," has had a iew
fiotr, new foundations, and has been
newly painted.
The bridge has been repaired, but
needs a new abutment of either wood,
brick or stone; The entrance gate is fas1
going to decay, and a new One will Soon
be a necessity. (
The Superintendent recommends the
removal of all large trees from private
lots, and the putting back of those stand,
iog near, so as to guard against their
being blown down by the storms, to the
injury of the monuments and headstones.
He also recommends a thorough clearing
up and removal of all the underbrush cn
the grounds.
The Northern mail closes no w at 5:1
P. U., instead of 5:30 P. M., as recently,
Gaiosborough hats are beicg hissed in
the New York theatres. lke your
clothes olTyour head, uis," ia the some
whut startling remark. r
A man leaning against a lamp post
cannot be arretted for haying no vi?ib!e
means of support. That is why tie
street corner loafer ltaus.
Office Kecking is disgusting enough.
A nmu who asks for aa appointment
abroad shbul.i br ashamed to look a
foreign country in the face.
TIe Car of Wilmington will probably
adopt rcsolntions commemorative of the
lamented Judge Brooks at cither the
uissiou of the FeJeralConrt.which meets
i
ou the first day of May, or that of the
Superior Court, which assembles on the
iffth day of J uoe, 1 roost probably on the
former-occasion.. . J
Off For Texas-
Rev. Dr. , Patterson leaves here to
morrow morning en route for Palestine,
Texas, where he goes ia tke interests
of the' University of the South. He
will be absent about two months, most
of which he will probably spend inTexas,
and will return here in the Spring. We
wish him a pleasant voyage and success
in his efforts.
The Weatber.
The Chief Signal Officer of the Army
furnishes the following special bulletin
to the press:, ! ,
Tnere are indications that a storm is
developing in the southwest, and light
rains and cloudy weather are reported
from the Gulf States, Tennessee, Ken
tucky, Missouri and Iowa;, generally
clear weather continues in New England,
Middle States and Lake Region. North
erly to westerly winds continue in the
Middle and New England States, and
northwest to southeast winds are resort
ed from the Southern States and Missis
ainni Vallev. The temnerature has
changed but slightly in the districts east
of the Rocky Mountains to trom o to iu
degrees above the mean I for the month
in B.11 districts. The indications are that
the cloudiness will increase on the At
lantic Coast with rain in the Middle and
South Atlantic States and rain or snow
in 'New England during Wednesday. . j
s List of Letters. ,
The following Is a list of the letters re
maining unclaimed In the tty Postoffice
Wednesday,; Jan. 11:
B Susie Burnett, Sarah Bryant, Ma
riah Brown, Mary Jane Buckhannan,
Margarett f Brown, Laura A Berry,
Lucy L Bishop, James Brown, Henson
Brooks, G W Burnett, Urucula Bryant.
CE G Catllett, J H. Craig, W B
Camp &, Co. I
D Jane E A Dadley, Jackson D
Davis, Ala riah Daniel, bandy Davis.
E Matilda Edens.
F G H Finn, Charlos Fisher, Fobes,
Curtis. & Co, (2), Jno W Fitch, Martha
Farmer. Paul F Faison.
G Dock , Garrett, Carrie E Green.
Hj TJHcoderson.DeJ S Hnghson.G
W Lfale, Alouzo Bix, John H Hunter,
Jas Haste, Peter Hogans, Hopkins &
Yanderbilt, Wm Harris. .-
J SN Johnson, Y Jones, A Jordan,
J W Johnson 1
K Joe IK el ley. M J Kelly. W F
Koroegay, W S Kimmell, R B Kenne
dy. Charlotte Kcox.
L Addle Lofton, G B IaBojtcaux,
Julia Lee, ILouis Lockey, Mary Jane
Ledine. i
..M-D.B McNeil, 1) II Mercet, K F
McAlister, i IJester J Murray, Joseph
McMilli -.ii, Leunard ioore, M J Miisoo,
Robert Muxweil; Richard McKoy, Viola
Murrell. S -N . McBride, Suao, Moore,
W . .Voore. '
r Thos Nash, Ilaitie 'Nixon.
P Jaek Pcmberteu, Jas II Pric, E
W. Prevait, Albiooah Payoe, Austia
Peebles. - .
RJane Reaves t Chancie Roberts,
Caleb Richardsou. Charlie Richardson,
Daciel Richardson. , ,
S Charles U Smith. Fairfield, Smith,
Hannah Shaw, U M Sanders, James
Smith, Isham Scott, Joseph Smith, N N
Smith, 1' H Simmons. N 11 SprunUi
i DMTwlder, Fred Thompson (2),
Jack Then; ton. Jno V, Taylor, Matilda
Turner, NeUou Taylor
V Elsie Vano. '
W Joseph Waddell, James Wright,
Joseph W Walker, Sessie Woodard,
Pompcy White, Rigiey Woolen, 11 P
Walker, Thos I Wright, T A Wain
right, Sidney Wrighjt, Sarah E Wood.
Y Alfred Yoang.
PtTaiau culling for letters in above l'st
i
iil pleuhe say -"ad vertibexi"; if not claim
ei in SO iUya will be srui to dead letter
Ofiiec, Waahiugtou, D. C.
K. H. BliINK; P. M. ... I
Wilmington, New Uiavr County,
Loot or TJlislaid
CERTIFICATE No. 1.688, for three
Shares 8tr k In ihj Wilmington and
Wei don Railroad Company, issued to E. V.
Kelly, an t ted May Tuii Applica
tion will be mide to the President and Di
rectors for a re issue of certl&c-te, in Uen of
tae above. WM. H. YOPP,
4ec 9-lawiwta Adcu'r de bonis nan.
TllfcJ MAIL.
Tm nails cIcmo a.id ;mW at the Cltv
Po-t Ofiic as f )!loi ;
Nortlrt-ra through mm . . . . . 6.1G pi. m
Nottbem through ad way
in-il.. ....... 6:40 a, tu.
KaMgb. ....6:40 . tn
Otbces between Ilmt-t aid
Raltijtti.... ........,7.20 p. tn.
Mails for UiaN C- KUlndt -and
routes tup,--!! thatr
frooj, luduliLit A. N; O- "
B-ilroad, at 6:40 a. tu. ufd 6 Sir p.m;
S-jntbero wzil tut all noi'ita
Sooth, diti..H-t! n m. und 7:45 a. m.
Wajtsrn rnnil iC C B y) d-Hy
(except bunarj ...... ..... 7 ii i r. ni
Mail tor Outran Jb Darltt' .
un.. ....... ; ..... v. .. 8 00 p. m.
Alalia tor point betwtn;Flo- .
rence and Charleston . ......... 6 00 n re i
Fayettoviiie, r.d ofiiota en
Cape Fear River, Tudaa,
and Frulays...... 1.-00 p. tu
Fayetteville, via Lumbertoo,
daily, except feuudajs 7.30 p. m.!
Onslow 0. H ami interuedi- !
ate offices, every Tuesday
and r riday (..,.......... .00 a, m.
Smithvllle maild, by steam
boat, daily, (except Sun
days) Malls "lor Easy fllll, Town
I Greek, Shat lotta and Littla
River, 8. O. , every Tuea
8 80 a. n j
day and f riday at
6:00 a. m.
i open fob dslxvsst;
Northern through and way
maila... ...... 7:80 a. m. and 9.00 a. tn.
Southern Malla. 7:00 p.m. and 7.80 a.m.
Carolina Central Railway....- 8:80 a. m.
Stamp Office open from 8 a, m. to 12
M., and from 2 to 6:15 p. m. Money
Order and Register Department open
same as stamp office.
General delivery open from 'daylight
to dark, and on Sundays from 8:80
to 9:30 a. m
Malls collected from street boxes every
day at 4:00 v. m.
Stamps for sate in Bmall quantities at
general doll -cry when stamp office is
closed. i
Beautify your nomes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at Jacobi's. t
Hew Advertisements.
Stationery.
-gliAJTK BOOKS,
ENYXL0FE8,
WBITI50 PAPER;
Ink, Peas, Pen StaftY,
Lead Psneiltj Iak-Stand,
Lattsr OUpi. FiUs,
and every article ia the line neoessary to car
ry on aay buiineM. m areas tile or otksrwiie,
eana wavsbe hid at
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' HBINSBERO Eh.'8,
jan 10 j Live Book and Moslo Store
We Want Buyers for
J QQJ BBLS. NEW FLOUR, ,) '
2QQ Bags COFFEE, '
100 Bb1 BUGA? S
2500 Scks LITERP00L 8ALT
QQQ Sacks FINE SALT,
OO Hbd. CUBA 1IOAL8SE3,
:1
Ac., j Ac., fcc
HSLL & sPEiiBSAisI
jaalO ,
Hair Drescing and
I Shaving Saloon.
a. w aiauwa is a. vaaAu vi
X K. M.McIntirVs. Skilled Workmen.
route attention, ratronajre solicited.
JanSeiw - BRO WN & PARSON
Indian tea,
C
ABMEK'S EMULSION,
G
A3TOR OIL EMULSION,
H
ARNER'3 KIDNEY A LITER CURE,
N
E8TLE'a MILK FOOD, Ac., &c..
jan6
WM. IT. OBEEN. Dmgjt,
Diboolution.
IT1E FIRM OF HAEDINO JOHNSON
& CO., is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent, 8. P. 8hotter retirtog. The assets
Tii llaDllruea - are assnmea aj amming
Johjuon.who will sign In liquidation,
i HARDIKO JOHNSON,
g.P.8HOTTR.
Wilmington, K. Jan 1, 18S3. jan 2-tf
r.lilllnery,
T AM STILL REOZIYINO tha latest nov
elties tn liminery Goods, Xtcj Article,
Ac Wew Ctampteg Parernt, Hair Goods,
Braids, Scollops, 6c.
. JUspeetfoUy,
MISS C KAr.n-R,
j4a Exchxcaa Cerasr
OPERA i HOUSE.
Th u rail ay, .J;i nuary 13.
The DItiffuIhe I Ameiiein Trasvdienj:,
M if 8 Genevieve Ward, i
in her fmcij4 cn5atioa of i' s
TKPH AXIE M AKQCI3E 1) 1M0QK-
VAHT, in the jrr&ttt ply of . ,
I - - -
. 1 raoIrn tiin-, i
FOSE t HOT I
As ja-vrdhy Ler UMrnrU of-five ''hundred!'
r.lht ia j tl.f principal Theatres of S
1 (Jreat Britain ai d Arr-rric, j
(i:du M'g Uilrty'-t-ighu, at Vvian jfquarp) I
Mipported I by hr own Powerful Cem-
raiiy. Superb Costume by Worth. '
tT Seats ou sale at Dyer'.
jn ,9-it
r
A III Rieht !
QHRISlkAB IS OYER
" - ' I
AUD LVEBr THING IS QUIET1
j am cow ready for regu'ar basiness,
C. W. YATES;
jaa 9 Hookieller and SUUoaer
Motice. '
OIHE 2f T3 AND AOCOCaTB OF TUB
1... .' .' : . i.
late firm o
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON
have ben plcesd ia our hands for cdIIos
tioo, anl all wao are tidebte4 to that firm
ars earnestly requested o ra ke tetllera ti
- " I 1 '-
without de ay. I j 1
K . V7. WILLI A 148 A 0,
;. Bcceeaco i t . .
Jan 8 lw:tc - William A Murebtsoa.
CiiOSllg OCT
CLOAKS.
JACKETS
AND
ULSTERS.
Very Cheap !
r LACE CURTAINS.
A variety of good style?, and the prie
will astonish you, belag so cheap. Laee !
8Uk Tidies.': j .
LARGE BLANKETS
At reduced 'prices, to close (out, Ci 'b
iiianKcts and (Spreads.
CARPETS, RUGS AND MATS
' ; vi- .
A beautiful asortmeut and the prices
were never so low.
i R;.i3. R3cntire.
WTT.vrKTfv a.- WRT.rjnv v ir on I
0flice of Secretary and Treasurer.
Wilmington, N.C-Dec. 24, Utl.
A DrVTDkND p? TflRKE PER 'eat.
on the Capital Stock of ib TA ilmtnxton
Vieldn Haflroad Ciopaty will te paJd oa .
i .
and after the 14th January. !8;2, to all whe
.'' ,1
are Stockholder: of record on the Becks of
the Company on tb Sftt lnt.
, J.Vt. THOMPSON, .
dec 2S4d .ict' aud Tress
4O.O0O
jrATri'. ion uiv to close 1
Oonslr?HBn -. ' 1 '
luibeo sash. DccRs. eunoi.
Buudingr Material, i
Fa a!b td ml prke.
ALrAVJtili, WC2 A CO. -
Kil, rJs aad OCee ft WsJaat ft
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