North Carolina Newspapers

- - i - -- i ii . " ' 1 1 "RUTTl Ik1 WAV THIS PIPES ; . PLEA8B 2TOTI02. ' ' Tie trill beiriad fc rseeit tmmTAH .ollsned every afternoon, Sundays t jr JO SH. T. JAlJf BS, JPXTOB ASD FlU)PKIXTOH. -nBSORIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID, resr, $5 00 Six mentis, $2 60 ; Tares 008 ..v. i 35: Ooeaonth.WoeaU. m from ow fricadj on iy and 'All: refcjWT , BUC4U3rai (Jul Ta nas cf lis writer tstst aivan b f aiiaedto lit Editor.1 -, i . . - ..... I - - - - - ,-. - ', - -! -OasussnleiUoaixmut fctvritUa! oa only side of the paptr .. ., ... 'i. 'i H r , , o?er wUI be delivered by carrier, ffe"if atrRe, in say part of tbe city, at the r rate low and liberal Perssna!!ti cast ba avclasd . ' And It b eeaIal!T and ni-rt!ri. VOL. VI i ( WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 28. 1882, -jyj r-x n A 1 xufcTiQcw sot always cndort IM Ua 74 .&' oi ecrrwpoa dents I taiessj io tut cJT Babsoriberfl will pleasereport any and .TL.-trt recede their papers resruiarly; ia we eaitorial cchk&cs.' Advertisements.. HP? A 1 iiiin p& Neuralgia; Seiatica, Lumbago, Packcchs, Soreness of the Chest, 3out, Quinsy, Soro Throat, Swell' inqs and Sprains, Burns and K Scalds, General Bodily Pains, Tooffi, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other Pains end Aches. No Preparation on earth equals St. JAC033 .Oil v V ufi; r ure, simple and cheap External jcmcJv. A trial entaila but the comparatiYely 'f. 'riii.tr' utUiy of 50 Co.nta. and every one-Buffer-ir; with ( uia oaa have chei.p and positive proof l' It-i rii.iiu. ; Dim t; 'tis in Eleven Languages. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE. A.VOGEXJBR'& CO., J3altlmorc ZIcLt XT, 8. A In Addition rilO MY FORM BR LARG E 8T00K, I have 1 ' just received the first lot of Spring' Milline ry, 8atins, Rr. R. and Porcupine Straws. Fresh tvonirje Flowers, the "latct" Sun flowers and Dahlias. : Respectfully;1 MISS E. KARRER, mch3J ' Exchansa Corne The Landmark. PDBLIBHED A.T; 8TATEBV11A.E, IREDELL 0O N, C, Is the Leading Newspaper in Western North Oar olica, It is the odIj PcxaoeraticPaper pab.iehed !a Iredell coantj one of the laret and wealthiest counties in the tat and has at tained a larger looat circulation than any I paper ever Heretofore puDiietedin thecouity T Its circulation in Alexander, Wiikes.Ashe, Alleghany, Yadkin. Darie and Iredell, is larger than taat of any two papers- in the State combiced; and is rapidly acquiring a string foothold in Foray the, Surry, Rowan nr western.Mecklenburg. It is the cnlj paper in Western North. Car olin that employs a Regular Canvassing Agent, and is thus kept constantly before tbe people, Under this system a rapidly increar icg circulation is tbe result, mafciuft' the Landmark:, . i- .The Best AdrertMng Medium in Westj ern North Carolina. Address, "LANDMARK", States-rills. NC MARTIH'S VACCINE VIRUS, North Caiiolixa Medical Journal Agency for the Southern States "pRESH AND ACTIVE VACCINE from t he renowned establishment of Dr. Heury A: Martinurnished in large or small quanti Ues. This vaccine is "warranted to take In all primary cases. v . 7 Lancet Points for $1.00 15 do do 2.00 iach lancet point will vaccinate one per son Orders by telegraph or mail will receive prompt attention. THOMAS F. WOOD, Wilmington, N. O ian26-tf nac New Restaurant 'J'HE UNDERSIGNED would respectful; lj snueuuce that he has just fitted up a xo." S, Granite Row, South Front sU, a es t&urant for Ladies and Gentlemen, where meals and. refreshments may be had at ail ... aours of the day. Every thing Is new and first class. ' Polite waiters and courteous at tendanta. wGaine ana Oysters in season. Fin lne?, Liquors and Cigars. aoTjis F. A8CHUTTE, Prop. PUFCELL" HOUSE DNDEENKW UANAOEMFKT, ,WiLHIHflTOM, N. C - ' - Prop Late.Ffcprietor AlinUe;HoieL si6.1 L1M lo aU it?Pt6lDtmeata Tern W'- I RHEH1ATSSI, LOCAL I NEWS. New Advertisements. Alex Fpp.ust t& Son Guano j IIeinsbebgeb Htgantp atter Cards (3 W Yates Peep in at Yates' . Dn Thos F Wtoi-Martia'aVaccIne Virus The receipts of cotton at this pert today foot up 146 bales. - rr -r -; , , It is a most degraded nature that will betray an hdoorable confidence. I" - ! Life is so short that it is the worst f stupidities to waste an hour of it. j . ... Sorrows are the best of educators. A man may see farther through a tear than a telescope. r To Builders and others- Go to Jaco bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, lass, &c. You can tret all sizes and at th lowest prices. l.t" Laughter is day and sobriety is night and a smile is the twilight that horers gently he ween both, and is more be- witchiog than either. Weakness is the egotism of goodness When one hope departs the other hopes gather more closily to-gether to hide the gap it has left. An ambitious man whom yon can not serve will often aid you to rise, but! higher than his knee; otherwise might be standing in his light. yo 1 i The total rainfall in this city for the past 24 hours, as registered at the Signa Office, amounts to 5.49 inches, which is an almost unprecedented amount to fall in that space of time. Mr. J. vf . strauss, whose decease we chronicled some two weeks ago. was a member of Cornelius Harnett Comcil No. 231, Royal Arcanum, and the CoHn cil has received the sum of $ 00, it being the amount of policy on his life which will be paid at jmce to the benefi ciaries. - - .- I- , The Literary Club connected with the Library Associations? ill hold'a meeting at their rooms at 8 o'clock this evening. It is expected that quite a number o ladies will grace the meeting by their presence, and add to the interest of the occasion. The exercises will be very agreeable in character, land the publio are cordially invited to attend: i There is a gentleman residing in Rob eson county who has been the j father of twenty-one children, seventeen of whom are now living. He was in our office to day and is a hale, hearty man of 56 years. Of course he takes the Jourxal, and his business to-day was to settle for a year's subscription. He has our sincere wishes that he may "live long and prosper." Steamboatmen report! that the river is very lew on the shoals, and that unless this rain reaches well up, the country the traffic on the Cape Feat will be serious ly retarded. There was a slight rain yesterday, at Fayette ville,v when the boats left, but there, was none of conse quence until when within" about 60 miles of the city. - . f 1 ' President Arthur has nominated Mr, W. S. O. B. Robinson, of ' Goldsboro, a3 U. S. District Attorney fpr the Third District of Northi Carolina. Mr. Rob inson is well known in this city. A few years asro he was a postal clerk running between Wilmington and( Weldon, and gave up his position to study law. . He is a young man of energy. tnmailable Unmaiiable matter, addressed as fol lows, remains in the Postomce in, this city: London Westva; H C Long, Ring's P, O., Brunswick, Co., N, C; S talon Slap leton, Island, Richm6nd Co.; G. W, Skipper. Conwayboro, Ark.; Mrs. F. Harriet Johnson, Charleston, S, C. , " 1 L A eentleman in Warren, i Pa., Mr. F. Baltzintrer. Buffered so with rheumatism that he was unable to pat his feet to the floor. A friend recommended St. J acobs Oil; and twenty minutes after applying it, all pain had vanished. The use) f less than two bottles performed a perfect cure, lie savs he would as soon oe without bread as St. Jacobs Oil. On Deck. Once More- Capt. Robeson, of the steamer Wave, was in the city to day, having coma down on his first trip since his recovery 1 from the severe sickness with whieh he has been for some weeks afflicted. We con. gratulate him upon his recovery, aid are glad t see him at his accustomed post of duty once more. For the Juveniles. I We have receiTea the April number oil Our Little Ones, published by the "Bus. I ell rubushiBg Company," Boston, i Mass., and it is a pretty and interesting 1 magazine for tbe "young ioik. me illustrations are very attractive and the I reading natter such as U engage the attention and interest of younz! minds and also te assist in mental develeptft ment. An exchange says: "Man's average life is 23 years." Dr. Bull's Cough. Syrup will always live Remarkable Lonjevitj. Mr. Francis M. Pridgen, of Kaintuck, in Fender couaty, died at his residence in that township, oa the night of the 23rd insL, at the advanced age of 85 years, ins aisease was uropsy, irom which he had been a sufferer, for several months. A singular and notable incident connected with his death, was in the fact that it occurred en the sixtieth annivcr sary of his wedding day, and that she, who 60 years before, had stood by his side and promised to love, cherish and obev. was Dresent to soothe his last hours and close his eyes in death. Mr. Pridgen was the father of eighteen children, seventeen of whem lived to be men and women. j . Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black fish Hoeks and Lines. A full assort ment and lowest prices at J acobi's. f To he Regretted. We are sorry to learn that the fish m Mr. Jacobs Loeb's fishpond were destroy ed this morning ! in consequence of the lime which was washed into the pond at the time of the fire. Tka building in whieh the lime was stored was contiguous to the pond and considerable quantities of lime were washed into the latter with the deadly effect' we have mentioned. This is very much to be regretfed. Mr. Loeb has always taken a just pride in th nrnnfcratiiii And car or the nnBv inhabitant of his pond, and had quite a number of the noted German Carp, some of which were 14 inches in length, and it will take some time to naako good his loss. Big Words. In promulgating your esoteric cogita tions or articulating superficial sentimen talities and philosophical or psychologi cal observations, beware of platitudinous ponderosity. Let your conversation possess a clarified conciseness, compacted comprehensibleness, coalescent consis tency, and a concatenated cogency. Eschew all conglomerations of flatulent garrulity, jejune babblement, and asinine affectations, Let your extemporaneous descanting and unpremeditated expatia- tionj have intelligibility and veracious vivacity, without rhodomontade or thra sonical bombast. Sedulously ayoid all polysyllabic profundity, pompous pro lixity, psittaceous vacuity, ventriloquial verbosity, and volutive vapidity. Shun double entendres, prurient jocosity, and pestiferous nrofanitv. apparent or non- apparent. In other words, talk plainly, naturally, sensibly, truthfully, purely, mr and don't use big words. Aqueous. . Our friend, "T, H. W. M.," who writes to us from the noodea district ot the Mississippi Valleyi to which "watery waste" he has recently migrated from Pender county, seems to be taking "wa ter in his'n with a vengeance." He is quite philosopher and maintains his frnodi -3DeriU." notwithstanding the. anantitv of water with which they ar6 -x - diluted: Red Csoss, Miss., March IS, 1832, Dear Riview: Since writing you last there has been a general inundation of this whole valley, caused from the breaking of the levees, both oa the Miss isiippi and Tallahatchie rivers. The water is higher than ever known before. A great amount ot damage and suntring are the effects, particularly to the farm ing interests. Water from two to six feet deep everywhere Ladies wading through parlors. Deer, wolves aid other quadrupeds being killed by the thousand. use mam Kiuea aeer. The flood has been on us ten days, but is abatiig. We want to see a rainbow. A few spots of dry land are snowing to day. We nave au enjyyea good aeaiin ana have had ' good old time slothing around." I an writing with the water running under me only four inches from the floor. No nail in seven weeks. Hastily, T. H:W.M. CaUrrhof the Bladder. - Stingisr. smarting irritation of the urinary passages, diseased discharges, cured by Buchupaiba. Druggist. Dept ias.u.uincs. CltjCODTt Charles Clayton was brought before tbe Mayor this morning. haviDg been found dressed in disguise under suspi; cious circumstances for which he was ai rested. As nothing positive could , be proven against him, he was discharged. He is a stranger in this city. Important Meeting. At the First Baptist Church to night the Rev. Mr. Baldwin, who . has been ably assisting the pastor of the church, Bev. Mr. Taylor, durinsr the series of meetings, which are now being held with so much of interest and profit, will preach in that church; the sermon being especially inteaded for the benefit of young men. Wc hope and trust that all who-ean will attend and'ean assure such that they will be benefited socially and religiously, and that they will never have cause to regret the disposition made of the evening. This Hoi-Diaz's Fire. At about 2;30 o'clock this morning, a fire was discovered in the building on Marcus' Alley, between Front and Sec ond streets, in which Messrs. E. G. Bar ker is Co. had stored about 300 barrels of lime. The alarm was promptly given, and, although the ram fell in torrents! at the time, the fire department was on hand with its accustomed activity in such emergencies. The roof of the building was totally destroyed, as was also the lime, the latter being fully cov ered by insurance. ' I The Seven Woaders gaye anether of their levees this afternoon. Their fal. dresses of hair attract all who see them. They certainly are phenomenal. An exchange says: The seven sisters comprising this family are modest, graceful and pleasant in manners and are all nne vocalists Their hair is beautiiul in color, and averages from four to seven feet in length Miss Victoria having the longest hair in I tbe lamilv. She is above the average feminine height, ad when standing her trails upon the gound. 1 Merited Appointments. Mr. F. W. Clark has been appointed General Freight and j Passenger Agent of the Carolina Central, Raleigh & Augusta and Raleigh &,Gaston Railroad Companies, The appointment is made by Maj. J. C. Winder, General Manager of those roads, who has also appointed w mi tV a 1 . A- lt l a air. a nomas joaoger Lgsisiani jc reignt and Passenger Agent of the same. Mr. Clark has for a number of years occupied the same position on the Carolina I Cen tral! Railroad, and this extension of his dutiesresponsibilities and usefulness is but a just recognition of his services He will, we understand, make his head quarters in this city, but Mr.Badger will be stationed at Raleigh. A Narrow Escape- i On Sunday last three young ladies of Bladen county, Misses Lizzie J6nes, Sue C. Smith, and Ella King, had a very narrow escape from drowning while re- turning from church at Kelley's Cove, to their homes on the opposite side of the river. The ladies, who resided at uar ver's Creek, were escorted to church by Messrs J. D. Smith, engineer of the mm- mm m m m . ' ' steamer Wave, Wiley Ford and James and .Lester Devane. After the services at the church were over the ladies and their escorts repaired to the landing at the river, and the ladies and Mr. Smith were in the boat ready to cross the river. Mr. Deyane shoved the bow of the boat off and unfortunately it jwas in some manner capsized, precipitating the ladies and Mr. Smith into the river, which at that point is about 25 feet deep. Mr. Smith caught Miss Smith and swam ashore with her. Mr. Wiley Ford, who was on the bank, plunged in the water to the rescue of Misses Jones and King. The ladies were very much alarmed and caught Mr. Ford in such a manner that his arms were pinioned to his side for a short time, when, after sinking below the surface, he extricated his arms and held the ladies up until Mr. Smith could come to their assistance. When the two were reached by Mr. Smith, Miss Jones had sunk beneath the surface of the water. but the gentlemen brought her to the top, aud swam ashore ' with both of the ladies. On reaching the bank the ladies and gentlemen were to nearly exhausted that they were unable to move. The conduct of Messrs. Smith and Ford de serves much praise. Had it not been for their prompt, manly and self-sacrificing action the ladies would have undoubtedly shared a watery grave. I THE S1A1L8. Tbe malls clcs and arriva at the City PcetOmce as follows : Northern throagh malls. ... ..5,15 p, m. .Northern tnrccgn and way mails......... 5:40 aj m. Raleigh............ .5:40 a. m Offices between Hamlet and 4.watciuu...... ..................... i ou u, lu Mails for the N. O. Railroad. and routes supplied there from, Including A. & N. O. Railroad, at. 6;40 a, m. and 5. SO p.m. Southern malls for all points sopth, aaiiy.b.uy p. m. and tiib a. m. Western mails (C OR'y) daily Mail for Cheraw A DarlicK ton e:ou p. m. Mails for points between Flo-' . ' reace and Charleston 8:00 p m Faycttevulo, and offices on Cape Foar River, Tussdaye, and irridays , 1:00 p. m. Fay6ttevillo, via Lumberton, j dally, except Sundays....... 7.30 p m. Onslow O. H. and intermedi ate offices, every Tuesday, and r delay at....... u.UU a. Smithvilla mails, by steam boat, daily, (except Sun days).. M. ........ 8.80 Mails fori ISasv Hill. Town r a. m Greek, Shallotte and Llttlo 'River, S. C, every Tues day and Friday at..... J.... 6:00 a. m. OPEN FOB DELrVEBY. Northern through and way maila... 7:30 a. m. and j 9.00 a. m. Southern Mails.7:00 p. m, and 7.30 a. m. Carolina Central Railway 10:30 a. m. Stamp Office open from 8 a. rui to 12 M., and from 2 to 5:15 p. m. Money Order and Register j Department open same as stamp office. I ; Malls collected from street boxes every day at 4:00 p. m. Stamps for sale in small quantities at general delivery when siasip office is closed. General delivery open from daylight to dark, and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 a. m. Bishop Lyman's Appointments. April 1 Saturday evening, Camden. April 2 Sunday, Elizabeth City. April 3 Monday, Newbegun Ohapel. April 5 Wednesday, St. Luke's, Washington county. I April 6 Thursday, Columbia, Tyrrell ooonty. ! April 7 Good Friday, St. David's, Washington county. April 9 Easter Day, Eden ton. I April 11- Tuesday, Plymouth. April 13 Thursday, Holy Innocents Bertie, county1. j j' " I April 14 Friday, Windsor, Bertie co. April 16 Sunday, Grace Church, Bertie county. April 17 Monday, Roxabel. April 18 Tuesday, Jackson, North- amp ton county. ' April 20 Thursday, Faisoni April 21 Friday, Clinton. April 23 Sunday, Wilmington. April 25 Tuesday, Smithville. April 25 Tuesday evening, St.Mark's Wilmington. April 26 Wednesday evening,- Golds- boro. April 30 Sunday, St. Augustine's, Raleigh. April 30 Sunday evening, Good Shep herd, Raleigh.) May 5 Sunday, Christ Church, Ra leigh., May 5 Sunday evening, St. Mary's, Raleigh. I May 10-15 Tarboro. Convention. May 16 Tuesday, Scotland Neck, May 17 Wednesday, Hamilton. May 18 Thursday, Williamstbn. May 19 Friday, Jamesville. J May20 Saturday, Trinity, Beaufort Connty. ( May 21 Sunday, Washington. May 22 Monday, South Creek. May 23 Tuesday, Durham's Creek.' May 24 Wednesday, Bath. May 25 Thursday, Zion's Church Beaufort county. May 26 Friday evening, Tantego. I T . May 28rSunday, St. James, Beaufort County. May 31 Wednesday, Makelysville, Hyde county. June 14-Thureday, Swan Quarter, Hyde county. June 2 Friday, Fairfield, Hyde county. June 4 Sunday, St. George's, Hyde County, , June 11 bunday, liockhsh, Consecra tion. June 11 Sunday evening, Fayette ville. June 18 Sunday, Pitsboro. Holy communion at all morning ser vices. Collections for Diocesan; Missions. Quarterly Meetings For the Wilmington District 4 of the Methodist E. Church, South. SECOND EOCTXD. Topsail, at Rocky Point, Smithville, at 7:30 p. m. Brunswick . . White ville . . Waccamaw Mission . . Elizabeth . Bladen . Duplin -Onslow - i Clinton . -Coharie Mission . Cokesbury District Con ference at Salem, April ' 1-2 April . 5 April 8-0 April 15-1G April 19 April 22-23 April 29-30 May 6-7 May 13-14 May 20-21 May 23 May 25-28 R.O. Bcbtox, Presidinfif Elder. ' DIED. WEBB At J. Wilder's turre'atine farm. tear Brunswick, Ga., M ter an Illness of AS horin latch 27th. 1SS2.af. houlrs. of congestion of the lucs, JESSE W. WEBC. Ko7 Advertisements Soluble Pacific Guano Bone PliospiiateL y ift TONS IIERE, AND FOR 8 ALE 'yJ by the Sabicribers land thefollow-' I t"B-At;n-VTs 'r Ins: A-g!a, Magnolia asd Mount OIItc. Li. 1. Hickg, laison, - r D. Bowden, Bowden'i. WMteTille Wine Co.. Vhitevlllc. KCerst Fair Eluiraud Nicl Nichols, C iv, is. lisrees, fctcrlinj, Aj C. Mclkc, Luxnecrton,. -Clark & Currie, Clkrkton, MacRae Brcthcrs, S hoe Heel, MeNair& James. L'aurrl inn. L. L. McLauren & Sons, LaurinhuKr', : " lr. J. Freeman, llamlct, y- j.. ii. cmiui, Abbottsbur inch 2S Iw AXEX. SPRUffT CON. ALL LADIES VISIT UlE WONDERS OF TrlE-VC?.LD I THE j CELEBRATED - Sutherland aiiitiv Are now on exhibition on Market street ! opposite Masonic Haltf i - 7 BEAUTIFUL LONG-HAIRED SISTERS! f -will hold a grand I ) ' DAILY LEVEE AND CONCERT ! In your city for a short season. Do not fail to see these sevri rrnnriArriii musical prodigies. I Admission 15 and 10 cents. Won nnM men ZT-t: jgLEGANT EASTEK CARDS,, j I ' ! EEISSBSRQER'a At J ASTER CARD3, the Largest Assortment i At IlEINSBUKGER'S "pIRST ULAfS PIANOS AND Organs, At HLINSBEUOER'S jyj-R3. riAVERoxLJ.'a wmKu,.., 1 At HEINSBEROER'S rpUORN FAPfRS, bi Kste "horn, UEINSBKROER H. inch 27 Live Book and Muaio ritore Peep in at Yates5 rpHE PBETTIE3T LOT OF PANELS, Enter Cards, Faaoy Photograph, Essels, Frames, Ac , in the city. Bookr, Station e;y, Ac, at lowest pi ice j. i i m mh 27 Bookseller and St&tiencr OR. WARMER'S j Abdominal Corset. X HAVE ADDED TO MY LINE of COR- SETS the excellent article named above. A sample lot just received. Alse, all sizes in Young Ladies' Coraliiealj; Crossb'one, at 75 cents, and Coralinb Flexible Hip at $1.25; I baVe exclusive control of these goods; their superiority causes many imita tions. None by me. mch25-tf are genuine but those sold JNO. Ji UEDRICK. FOR 600 Oil , IN TIIE COURSE OF A FEWDAYS. Will be in the market for two weeks from this date. Any SPECIAL ORDERS 'left at my Store wUl be sent forward and will re ceive careful attention. 1 Some BARGAINS may NOW be had to make room for NKW GOODS. , RespectfuBr,( ( . R. M Rllclntiro. GEO. F. TLLLEY. n.,BINT2E Tilley & HintzeV -VrORTH SECOND SPIIET, next to cor2 ner of Market. A lot of EXTRA FINE MOUNTAIN BEEF on sale for the next few days. Call and exacahf e. ' ' 3 HEW i