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VOL. V I ; I WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH , 29. 1882. NO 75
LOCAL NEWS.
New Adtzrtisemexts.
Heinsberoek Hegant t aster Cards
C W Yates Peep in at Yates
Dr Thos F Wooi-iIarUn'6yaccine Virus
The receipts of cotton at this porl.
day foot up 10 bales! '
British brig' Blackwoodi Phillips,
hence, arrived at Queenstown March 26.
The 8 tin, which has been j obscured
eincc Sunday, made its appearaace to-clay
and it was a welcome sicrht. i
XorwpgiTn"' barque1 Hjemratt, Ing
raundsen, entered for loading at Liver
pool March lltb, for this port.- '
; : . ; i
Beautify your nouie9 by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready raized and war
ranted. Sold only at Jacob i'r. f
AVater color paintings are becomioff
very popular in this country. ( But a cer.
tain class of men still cliog , to the
old fashion of coloring their frontispieces
with whiskey. They take no stock in
water coloring.
We are glad to notice tbat'jttie street
brigade are taking steps towards repair
ing the condition of Bock Spring, on
Chestnut street, just opposite this office
which has been ia a very bad condition
since the storm commenced, rendering
the water utterly unfit for drinking pur
poses.
Freshwater Perch; Trout and 'Black
fish Hooks and Lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at J aoobi's, f
i
Petitions are being circulated to-day
to have the line of pipe from the Water
Works laid upon all the streets ranniDg
parallel with the river, up to and includ
ing Eighth street. The petitions are re
ceiving many signatures,-especially from
citizens owning property or ' residing in
that section of the city. 1 '
Brain & Kerrei
Well's Health Ronewer, greatest
remedy on earth lor impotence, leanness,
sexual debility, frc.f$l, at druggists.
Dep6t Jas C. Mundg. I
The Oleander. I
All parts of the oleander arc deadly.
A very small quantity of the leaves has
been known to kill a horse. The flowers
have produced death in thoie persons
who have carelessly picked and ate them.
The branches, divested of their bark and
used as skewers, have poisoned the meat
roasted on them, and killed seven oat of
twelve people who partook of it.
A gentleman in Warren, Pa., Mr. F.
Baltzinger, suffered so with rheumatism
that he was unable to put his feet to the
floor. A friend recommended St. Jacobs
Oil, and twenty minutes after applying
it, all pain had vanished. The use of
less than two bottles performed a perfect
cure. He says he would as soon be
without bread as St. Jacobs Oil.
Tho steamship Gulf Stream, Captain
Ingram, arrived here from New York at
4 o'clock this afternoon, but as her usual
wharf was occupied by, the .Regulator,
which is not yet loaded, she was com"
pelled to make last on tho 'other side of
the river. The Regulator is taking in
cargo very rapidly, and t, will probably
leave early to-morrow morning, when the
Gulf Stream will take her place at the
wharf of the Company, on this side of
the river. i 1
Almost a Disaster. .
The British Bchooner Edwin Janet,
Capt. Roberts, which arrived here yes
terday, from Harbor Island, laden with
fruit, when about 10 miles from the bar,
at the mouth of the river, on Monday
last, was struck by a tornado whieh came
near causing u very serious 'disaster,- if
not the Iots of the vessel and crew. Cap
tain Roberts saw the igale approaching
and hastened to shorten sail,, and had
succeeded iu stowing his jfore and main
sails when the vessel was struck. He
had not
and that
bons in
time
sail
an
to take
was . iorn
instant.
in his jib,
into rib
Had the
schooner been carrying j ail sail at the
time, the probabilities are that she would
have been capsized and some, if not all
of her crew lost. Captain Roberts states
that the tornado was fearful in its vio
lence, blowing from the Southwest,1 and
that for a few moments he thought the
vessel would certainly capsize, notwith
standing, after the. loss of nis jib, he had
not an inch of canvass spread.
.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, , Glass,
&& Yea can get all sizes and at tU
lpwwt price. 1 j f
Mm
"Golien Days."
The April number of this most excels
lent and interesting magazine for "Boy
and Girls," has been received, aDd is fully
equal to the preceding numbers. I We
consider it one of the best of its class,
and that is saying a! good deal. Nearly
all the reading matter is of interest to
the "grown folk" as well as to the juven
iles, and may be read with- pleasure, in
struction and profit by ail classes .o1
people. Published monthly! at $3 per
annum, by James El veraon, N. W. corner
Sprnca and Ninth streets,
Pa. j-
Philadelphia,
Four Lives saved
Dr, Bull's Cough Syrup relieved four
of my children of ai most alarming at
tack of Whooping Cough, form which
their throats and necks became so swol
len as to prevent them ferm swallowing.
Nothin would give them even tem
porary relief, until this Syrup wns tried.
One bottle, in one night, saved their
lives, I verily believe l
i GEO. W. EAR HART,
Captain of Police, Baltimore, Md.
Moles front the Country.
From a gentlemen who arrived in this
city this morning, from Chinquepin, in
Duplin county, we learn that the rain
storm with which we have been visited,
extended inland as far as the place nam
ed, and that an immense quantity of rain
tell, flooding the lowlands and swelling
the streams to an unusual height. At
one ereek, the name of which we have
forgotten, he was compelled to stand up
on the seat of tho buggy and his .hor3e
had to swim a considerable distance.
I He also informed us that there are
large quantities of tar in the country
readv for shioment. besides which a
j . mt ' .
great many kilns ' are being put up,
some of which are ready for burinng off-
Farming operations, which had been
vigorously commenced, are of necessity
entirely snspended and will continue so
for several days, or until the waters have
subsided.
A Trat In Store.
Rev. IT. DeWitt Talmasre. cf the
Brookly (N. Y.) Tabernacle, has been
engaged to deliver a lecture before the
Library Association of this city. He is
one of the best lecturers as well as one
of the most distinguished divines in the
country, and his oratory, whether in the
pulpit or upon the rostrum, is surpassed
by but few. Mr. Talmage is one of the
few Northern ministers who have had
only kindly words for the South. We
have read much that he has said concern"
ing this section, and know that his great
big Christian heart throbs with sympathy
and love for our land, and that, in conse
quence, he will receive a cordial welcome
from our . people. His lecture will be
delivered on the evening, of the 13 th
oroximo. and will be for the benefit of
the Library Association. The latter is
to be congratulated upon the success of
its effort in securing the services of this
accomplished and eloquent speaker.
The Sutherland Sisters.
These ladies, seven in number, are now
giving entertainments on Market street,
and they are certainly objects of curiosity
and wonder, on account of tho abundance
and remarkable length of the hair with
which they are adorned. We visited
them for a few moments yesterday, and
found them frank, though modest ; polite,
though dignified; courteous, though re
served, and each crowned with a luxuri
ant mass of hair, such as' we never saw
on human heads before. One of them
has a head of hair seven feet in length,
and as she stands erect, with a height
of 5 feet 8 inches, it descends to the
floor and extends out upon the platform
more than a foot. Among them is a
quartette club of vocalistilwhp discourse
very sweet music, one of the ladies sing
ing a melodious bass.
They are indeed a wonderful family,
and are well worth the, trifling expense
incident to a visit to the exhibition
Seeadvertisement in another column for
price and hours of admission.
The True Story or a Hatter's Fate.
He was a hatter living at No. 366
Kent Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. He was
out of work for the nonce, having been
with Dunlap, the Broadway hatter, for
years. His - name was Axicnaei uoyie.
He bad a mend who bought for him half
of a ticket No, 95,78$ in the February
drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery
by communicating with 21. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La, and he received $15,
000 cash. He had bought tickets for
four years before. At last luck cane to
his door. He vas at hose. Who is the
next to do likewise befcxt . April lltb,
the dj of tha wxt dramas?
Celery.
Celery requires a great deal of moisture,
and if the soil is not naturally moist it may
be necessary to furnish some water. After
transplanting, cultivvate often enough
to keep the soil loose and free from weeds.
About the middle of August the process
of "earthing up'' should begin, when
the soil should be drawn up to the plants
enoughHo keep the leaves upright, and
when cool weather comes the blanching
may bo finished by taking soil from the
space between rows and banking up to
the tops of the plants on each side of the
row. " The "earthing up" should be done
when tho plants are dry. I Bo careful to
get you seed from reliable sources, as
old seed or that grown from inferior
stock will be sure to disappoint you.
! Thi Little World.
Such is the name applied to a series ot
52 mechanical wonders which are now on
exhibition in this city. They consist of
men who have the perfect use of all their
limbs with none of .the -awkward and
grotesque movements which usually ac
company automatic figures; steamboats
plying upon a lake; railroad trains; wo
man running a sewing machine, and
other curious and interesting evidenee3
ot a wonaertui mecnamcai skui and in
genuity which appear lifelike, natural
and real. The "Little World" is the
result of years of untiring toil and mar
vellous ingeuuity, and is the handicraft
of Mr. W. H. Robertson, a native of
Fifeshrre, in Scotland. It has been vis
ited and admired by many thousand peo
pie in different parts of the world, and
has been but a short time in this countrv.
It was seen by thousands at the i Atlanta
Exposition, where it was exhibited by
the inventor. While it Iwas at Atlanta
a young gentleman of the South, seeing
and appreciating its astonishing beauty
and financial possibilities, entered into
negotiations with the proprietor and
finally became its purchaser.
It is, as! we have already stated, on
exhibition in this" city, on the West side
of Front, between Market and Dock
streets, where it may be seen for the
trifling sum of 10 cents. There will be
a special matinee for the benefit! of ladies
and children, commencing at 1:30 and
closing at 6 o'clock p. so,, everyday.
It is well worth seeing.
Literary Club.
The inclement weather prevented a
-large attendance of visitors at the meet
ing of the Club last night, but there was
a full attendance of members.
Mr. E. A. Oldham, who is well known
to our community as a young man of lit
erary culture, delivered an cration on
"War," which was well received.
The declamation, by Mr. B. G. Empie,
ot an extract from the speech of Wiliiam
Wirt upon the trial of Aaroa Burr, was
admirably done. The energy, fire and
brilliancy of the language of Mr. Wirt
upon that occasion, found their full ex
pression in Mr. Empie's delivery.
Mr.G. P. Macindoe, formerly a Char-
l63tonian. but now a resident here, ren
dered, upon special request, "My
Uncle's Story" with striking dramatic
force, and,; upon its conclusion, received
the hearty applause of the audience and
a vote of thanks for the pleasure he con
tributed to the entertainment of the
evening;
The following appointments were made
for the' second regular meeting, in April:
Orator, Dr. Thos. F. Wood; Declaimer,
R. D. Jewett ; Reader, Geo. R. Dyer.
We are asked to state that membership
in the Library Association is pre-requis.
ite to membership in the Club, but
persons, when admitted in tne uiuo are
admitted into the Library Association
without payment of initiation f iee or
further application. There are no ex
penses attached' to membership in the
Club.1 These are paid by the Library
Association.
Contentment.
"He is well paid that is-well satisfied."
Contentment is a precious jewel, hard to
find, but harder still to be won. No art
can counterfeit it; no friendship borrow,
and no riches purchase it. It may be
stolen, but it is of no use to the stealer.
It is poor in riches, but rich in poverty.
Having nothing, it lacks nothing. It
cemes from being and not having. It
supplies wants by enjoying possessions.
It fears not the future, nor weeps oyer
the past. It drowns the ills o( life by
remembering the good, It gratifies
desires by subduing pusiosj It increase t
wealth by diminishing wants In every
affliction mercy is reflected:
It dwells not with the rich, nor yet
often with tho poor. Its companions
are health and innocence. It is -not
small-hearted, but roomy room for
every joy. It is. not good for nothing -
"the busy man ne'er wanted woe." It
performs duties and "accepts. Providea-
ces. It is the Saviour's command, and
Heaven's greatest blessincr.
Fashion Kotes. I
Little silver cats on slides are the
latest fancy in laco pins.
Plaided and striped whi
c mull mus-
lina will be much worn. T
Tinted mulls will not be so fashionable
as cream and white.
Shirrings will j bo used on new light
woollen aud cotton srood. '
Poofs in -the backs of dresses grow
smaller and lees bouffant.
Dotted and plain' mulls are both
brought out again this season.
Feather hats and bonnets are mori
bund. Paris has condemned them.
Evening dresses are trimmed with em-
broidered ruffles and
Cloth and eheviot
tabliers.
costumes are rarely
made of two materials combined, -
,Tan, chaudron or copper shades," and
buCfarethe leading colors in gentlemen's
kid, goat skin, and chevretto gloves
In spring costumes there is a tendency
to use lengthwise tucks in: clusters in the
place of kilt plaitings and shirrings.
Embroidery in bands come on many of
the nuns' veilings, batistes, and solid
colored ginghams.
Bishop Lyman's Appointments. I
April 1 Saturday evening, Camden.
April 2 Sunday, Elizabeth City. .
April 3 Monday, Newcegun Chapel.
April 5 Wednesday, St. Luke's,
Washington county.
April 6 Thursday. Columbia, Tyrrell
county.
April 7 Good Friday, St. (David's,
Washington county.
April 9 Laster Day, Edenton.
April 11 Tuesday, Plymouth.
k April 13 Thursday, Holy Innocents
ertie county. j
April 14 Friday, Windsor, Bertie co.
April 16- Sunday, Grace Church,
Bertie county.
April 17 Monday, Roxabel.
April 18 Tuesday, Jackson, . North
ampton county, ij
April 20 Thursday, Faison.
April 21 Friday, Clinton.
April 23 Sunday, Wilmington.
April 25 Tuesday, Smith ville.
April 25 Tuesday e vening, S t.Mark's
Wilmington.
April 26 Wednesday evening, Golds-
boro.
April 30 Sunday, SL 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.
May 10-15 Tarboro. Convention.
May 16 Tuesday, Scotland Neck.
May 17 Wednesday, Hamilton.
May 18 Thursday, Williamston.
May 19 Friday, Jamesville.
May 20 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, Zioa's Church
Beaufort county.
May 26 Friday evening, Pantego.
May 28 Sunday, St. James, Beaufort
County. '
May 31 Wednesday, Makelysvilio,
Hyde county.
Juno 1 Thursday, Swan Quarter,
Hyde county.
June 2 Friday, Fairfield, Hyde
county.
Juno 4 bunday, bt. George's, Hyde
County. ,
June 11 Sunday, Kockhsb, Consecra
tion, i . ,
June 11 Sunday evening, Fayette
Tille. I
Quarterly Meetings
For the Wilmington District of the
Methodist E. Church, South.
SECOND fiOUXD.
Topsail, at Rocky Point, April 1-2
SmithviIIe, at iu0 p. m., April
Brunswick
April 8-9
Whiteville
Waccamaw Mission .
Elizabeth . .
Bladen, .
Duplin . -
Onslow .
Clinton . . 1
Coharie Mission .
April 15-16
April 19
April 22-23
April 29-30
May 6-7
May 13-14
May 20-21
May 23
Cokesbury District Con
ference ot Salem, May 25-23
j R.O. liUKTOX.
Presiding Elder.
i I ESotiee.
APPLICATION WILL BE MADE AT
tbe next session of tho General Assem
bly of North Carolina for a Charter for the
Clinton, Point Caswell & WDjalngtaa R,
1, aw Bvwmtwmm vm..; ,
Ws will bar; ltd to rteslve tosaaarlcaoa
froa c friends ou wy as&'aUitbfceif e
Th2 Hncf t2rwrm;mailvsvsbf j
rlConiannkaiJsss exsi be ; tmui ea ai r "
PcrrcralltlM tost be avoided ,
Aad It Is perfally and rcaUrlyuader
& that the SaiVnddiea'Bof always eedoxs
the views c! eorrsirpoa deals zslia aa etat
la tie editorial eoismc,;,' - -
New Advortisomonta
fcoiuble Pacific Gudno
AND
Kacid PliosphateJl 1
'tOfl IS nEUE' "AND -FOll SALS
ftVU by. the Sulncribcrs and the follow.
5!f.-' J.10" JJount Olive,
1. Howden, Bovrden's,
T. B. Pierce, Warsaw.
"Whitcville Wine Co . XVfcitejrille.l
i.oyer?, Jt air Uluuacdr
Xlcli'o
s.
iv.u. irnc8, btertict
A C. Mclkr, Lurhbcrtoh.
ClatkiS; nrrie, Clarkton,
SIscRae Brother, Shoe ITeel.
cair4.t Jimes, Laurel Dill, 1
X L .McLauren fc Sons, Liuiinburg,
(t. J. Freeman, Hamlet, ,
xi..cniun, ALOoiL&bur?. I
., - , - il.
mcU2Slw ALEX SPRTJXT &' SOX.
AIJ. LADIES V
7 WONDERS OF
sit the ; f
THE VQRLD !
THE CELEBRATED 1 .
Sutherland- Family'
Are now on exhibition on Market ttreet
opposite Masonic Hall, j
7 BEAUTIFUL LONG-HAIRED SISTERS!
will bold a grand I f
DAILY LEVEE AND CONCERT I
In your city for a short teason. "
Do not fall to spc those seven wonderful
musical prodigies.
Admission 15 and 10 cents. Doors ooen
from 1 .HO to G P. M. , 7 to 10 r. M. - ,
men ai-ti
JLEGAN7 EA8Tiii CARDS,
. -fit L'EI5SB2BOERa
EASTE3 OarD3, tho Largest Assortment
' i - .-
At - HEIKBBKSGISR'S
JpiRST CLAS PIANOS AIJD Orgars,
At II SIN S D EK GERB
JJ-RS. HA.ViiUGILL3 WOBK3, ( I
At HEIKSBERGER'S
fJ!30B5 APiRS, by Kate Thcr
mch 27 t
LiTolicokand Mii Store
Peep i bit at YateiiT
- 1 ;f 1 ;' r :--v-
rpflE PiiETTIE3T LOT OF PANKLB,
Eastsr Cards, Fascy Photograph Ftsek,
Ermcs, Ac , in the city. BooxjJ Btatlon
'' r-',, .
e-y, Ac, at lowest pHcej. 1 - - .
C WV YATES,'
ph 7 Bookaallor and B'tatloaer
DR. WAHFaER'S
AbdoirsinaS Gorset.
J HAVE ADDED TO Mr LINE of COR
SETS the excellent article named above,
A sample lot just received. Also, all size
In Young Ladies' Corallneat $1; Crossbone,
at 75 cents, and Corallno Flexitle Hip at
$1.25. - I have exclusive control of these
goods; their superiority causes many Imita
tions. None are genuine but those sold
by me. JNO. J. 1IEDRICK.
mch35-tf , -'
FOR
IN TOE COURSE OF A FW DAYS.
1 Will be In piQ market for two weeks frcra
this date Any SPECIAL ORDERS 2eft at
my Store will be sent forward and Will re
ceive careful attention. i ' j
i Some BARGAIK3 may NOW, be rad, to
oaice room lor nzw GOODS.
Respectfully,
R. M. rcSntire.
inch U - - ; I' '
COSMOPnLlTAF. BAR AND IRES-
fAUSAHT.
JOHN CARROLL, Prop.
South sideilark treet, Wilmington, K.C
rpjIE BAR is supplied with the' best
I Whiskies, Wines, Beer, Champagnes, ,
c- Cigars of the finest arrades always oa
hand At the Iiestaurant can be frm&d tha
finest Oysters brought to thia market, which .
are served In any style desired. JamUiea
supplied, ; i ' I Jan 17
MEW