sbcl .urj Monday, ex-
pled: by
jOSUT.JAMESt ,
I IITIONS rOSTAGE PA1I
flt tiiw. ?lx month. $2.00. Three
r Jrr one month. 33 cent.
l"BU,',.ilHlcUcre.lty carrier free
TV rr jny ,url of the city, at the above
N
JWoecoUr' wee.
sr.--. t vol. vi.
SEPTEMBER
. . ..-n-iir iwi" i-i
. TF
'i1 ...-.. rrrrifto has the largest
' f rin vlntvnt. of any nactpapcr
i OOAL NEWS,
I1CW Tfl WAPVTIMHTI.
.. ....... ii -I Am llcrrWlng
' Personal, i
Mr. M". M. Katz lias gone North to
select his Fall and Winter stock of
goods. Some or his sample goods arc
n )v arriving. . ! i i
Col. K. 1L Brink, our efficient post
mxster, is in New York. The New
York jxxst master might take some les
sons from him. )
Mr. Geo. A1. Peck will leave lor fCew
York this nioruiuz ou the steamship
, t X r- i- rv- Good by Every GuJj raim Q gocs to replenish his
stock of hardware, cutlery, etc.
We are pleased to sec our old friend
"Kit" Carson out on I he streets again.
Mr. Carson has been quite sick Tor the
past five weeks, and is still very weak.
yi .::n
,.Wr !Ia a Kail Line.
j..H W I" ma. lTel Wnt-Secon.l Ward
, ,.,,;n.KtrWMteCBrk.llUlr
.(:UvurUKerday.
When will the regatta be sailed?
yi t tUre have been no rice birds in
Ti e "receipts ol cotton at this port yes- j
IV: a I-':Ie wintergrccn in your drink-:-;
water if yon want to purify it.
i a t. T. J. Southerland lost a pair of
u rv qc horses yesterday irom cone
The combination back-supporting
.f .oU r brace and suspender at Djcrs.
ti ma"iit rate's courts ground out
, r.!y aiaott and battery cases yesterday.
nTthin ' in the hardware Una can
r-iund at reasonable prices at J ACO
Wo learn that rice birds are so thick
,Wo the river ' that they look like a
i!ouh
The tav. which was obstructing the
hut opposite the'AIarino Eailway, has
ken removed.
I: ii said to bo a notable fact that the
tbh-onablc magazines -never show
s'vVs lor fat girls.
The Steamship licmilator. Captain
ftice, from New York, arrived at her
hrf in this city yesterday.
Mr. Sol. Haas, General Traffic Man-
vrrr of MJVCTftl Of UiU 1 lilr04Vl f
ie Atlantic coast, is in the city.
Stcainboatmcn report that there is a
j'eiity of water in the Capo Fear river
kr the purposes of navigation.
Mr. Nathan Schloss lost a fine horso
ve.trday. It is thought that thcjani
ml had become overheated and died
fruiu its cCects. .
It isu'l because a woman is exactly
afraid of a cow that; she runs away and
acnaiu.s but it is liccauso gored dresses
arc nut fashionable. "
Mr. C. E. Smith has leased the largo
warehouses on the western side of the
river formerly used by Messrs. Do Ros
so: & Co., and will have them filled
ill guano this season . - :
It Li said tlw wondrous Man and Wo-
raan Water Witches, in their mysteri
ous and astounding amphibious feat5,
will be seen with Barrett's circus.
Summer refugees are returning home
ia tee numbers. Every train brings
ia some of the absentees, and the ranks
of the grass widowers are gradually
heir.,; thinned out.
We were in error yesterday in staling
that tin- property on the Southeast cor
wr of Mulberry and Third streets was
lru Ud of at 3.000. To have been
currevt; the amount should have read
j2 , , .
Wo were in error a day or two ago in
Matins that thc; Grccnbackcrs would
h ld a convention on Monday, the 4th
iaa. They publishetl a call on that
for a eonveniion to be held on the
23ril in-f. ;
Tlie steamer ViimcJinJut ran .ashore
tear Orton on Monday afternoon and
slack hard and fast until high tide, when
'he floatcil ofT and arrived in thi city
about 2 o'clock yesterday morning. 'She
made her regular trip yesterday.
Mis.E. Karrer leaves for New York
to-day where she will select a full and
mnlcte stock of millinery, etc. All
f her stock will be of her own selection
an J we arc sure the ladies of this city
iU have "a duck of a bonnet and a
lore of a hatM to look at upon her re
in ru.
We are pleased to see that pr. J . C. tne J (
Walker has so far recovered from his ronised.
Second Ward Club.
There will be a meeting of the Dem
ocratic voters of the Second Ward on
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, at the
Court House, for the purpose! of reor
ganizing the Second Ward Club. Let
there be a full attendance and a 1 com
plete organization.
The Last.
Tho last of the Harper Family excur
sions of the season will take place on
Friday There will be music for dan
cing end a committee of ladies will
serve refreshments at reasonable prices.
Capt. Johnnie's excursions are always
well attended and we known that this,
the Jait of the season, will be well - pat-
recent severe attack of jaundice as to bo
able to sit on his piazza yesterday.
Fire at Tcachey's.
. The store of Messrs. Wallace & Mid-
dleton, at Teachey s, on the W. & W- arcdf and flies were found under - the
Uni lm.nl. was discovered to be on fire 1 . i: . i a a
To Get Bid of Files.
The British Medical Journal, says
that a castor oil plant was placed acci
dentally in a room swarming with flies,
but almost immediately the flies disap-
on
ilroad. was discovereu to oe on nre plant Qr clingin2 to its leaves, dead
Sunday morning. The clerk, who Th . idt . . t
slept in the store, was awakened by a
sensation of suffocation. He soon found
that tht smoke, which filled his room
The leaves are said to give out a proper
ty deadly to insects. Who knows but
that the mosquito, too, may succumb
it smoke, which filled his room, k the cuSm oU piant, and that our
came from the store, investigation citizens may yet enjoy life even in tj
disclosed the fact that tho interior of the K d
building was on fire. The ' citizens ol
tho village turned out promptly and -yhat to do for a Sick Head-
soon exiiDguisueu iuo uamw. j,uvwi acliO.
onginaieu on iuw dukji v iu oww . , c a
... i , i a uf Don't take a cup of strong tea, a dose
among some wieu -- .. .... 1 ... . .
two feet of tho shelving was burned, of "Mae mass "ox 'anti-bihons pills; but
Messrs. Wallace & Middleton think the w B
T . - a ofoo.lheaflache. tho whole head aching as
nre was causeu oy ra auu wi,uw ... ... . ,
The damage amounts to about $50. ttaitfi it would spl.t, the templ
The stock of goods was i insurea in a
b . , tasting bad, no appetite, more or less
company represented in this city Dy I a l i i i
w J ' nonooo onA normf i natWl hnwpls . drink
Messrs. Jno. W. Gordon oj uro. - . r"""". '
. j a pint of warm (not hot) water. Keep
The Southern Ore Company, drinking until free vomiting is induced,
This company, composed of New thus washing out the stomach and re
York and foreign capitalists, has leased lieving it of its load of decomposing
from Mr. F. J. Lord, his mill, at the food. Apply hot fomentations to the bow-
Writer streets, for els and drink freely of very hot water.
wiuvA v uit - .
their business in this city. They in- A fomentation about the head or be
tend to at once erect Works for the tween the shoulders willusually relieve
vrr: r:- fortTOiinibuii: and afterwards
very mue, ii uj, u r " frl.fa And avoidinff
now in the mill will po useu oy uiu " L "
now 4U , . 4.f . A. T . n Ana.,a meat. butter, pastry, sugar, sauces and
company, dui me ioca,nui viw --, - - - -
one for them. They wm pe reauy .b
work within tho next two months, ana
The Circus. 1 v
Our State exchanees speak hichly of
Barrett's Circus and many declare ; it is
the best they t have ever seen. It is
doubtless a fine show and will no doubt
be well patronized here. -Tba News and
Observer says: ' j-' r- v V '
We had heard much mention, always
favorable, of S. H. Barrett & Co's Great
Railroad Circus, and were prepared to
see a capital on,'hnt yesterday s reality
surpassed anticipation.' k The street pa
rade was made in admirable style, in
the presence of what may be termed a
large ana critical auaicncc, ana wiere
was but one expression; and that was
that it "was the best ever se en in Raleigh
- 1 . - : -
J THE MAILS I
Tliemalla closo and arrive at the City Post
omce as ioiiowb ; i
Northern through malld, fast... 4.45 P. M.
Northern through and war mails. . . .5.40 A. M.
Kaielfn............ao i . ba. ana aiua. ju.
Malls for the N. C Railroad and.;
mntM an-nnliAd tlwnfmm lnr.Ind-
1nr A . V' r. RAllrruul a . . .5.40 A.' If
RnnDiArn MaIIh for all nolnts South.
4all7M ...8.00 P. M.
WMtni ma.ili CO.. C Gailwav) dallv. t
(except Sunday) 5.50CP. M.
All points between uanuet ana xai-
eieh .5.50 P.M.
Mail for Cneraw and Darlington Bail
road....... 8.00 P.M.
Mails for points between Florence
and Charleston.. 8.00 P. M.
Fayetteyllle and offices on Cape Fear j j
River, Fridays 1.00 P. M.J
Fayetterllle, via Lumberton, dally,
except Sundays. .. x. a.
Onslow C. H. and Intermediate offi- .1
ees, Tuesdays and Fridays 6.00 A. M.
Smith ville malls, by steamboat, dally
(except Sundays) 8.30 A. M.
ails for Easy Hill, Town Creek, ;
Shallotte and Little River, Tues
days and Fridays.' -6.00 A. M.
Northern through and way mails.... 7.30 A. M.
BOTLtnern Biaiis
Carolina Central Railroad 9.30 A. M.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
are desirous of purchasing any quantity Remainiug ia City Post-office on
of CTilnhnrctcd ore at a fixedi schedule
price, according to the assay value on a. Alice Anderson Cora Aaron,
List of Letters
rity Po
5, 1882:
PALL
AND
t PLEASE NOTICE.
from vat frieads on afey and ih suLjtcta
geaeral Interest bat
Tb name of the wrltet most ahnrr tf to.
alshed to the Editor- ' ' (
! CommaxilUons must I Strltten oaitml
one side of the paper. J I i
Personalities must be arolilcd,
And It Is espedalljr parUcuUrt cad
tdod that the Editor does "vbt always endor
be views of cvtTMiHMMteats ualess so . 4-.
In the editorial oolniniis. ; '4
OFFICE TAXCOUXCTOK,
jCixr or WIUIINGTON, N. c,
11: ertcmUr.lat, JS8X
riiUE CITTTAX IHOK,r0U"TIIE TEAR
X ! --; 1 i .
l?8i is now in niy. haads fur the collection of
the T axes, t Prorupi myeat Is requested.
"v'-: J 11 ENltV 8AVAGE.
sept3 3t
Tax Collector.
School i Books!
School Supplies!
LADIES HAND 3A,TCllKUj, " " " -;
:.:!-:: .j , .... ...j v ... SPECIE PimSS9.
and a handsome line of Fancy StaUoaery, .;
GOODS
Mails collected from street boxes every day !- . y. .
&tStamp'officeopenfrom8A.M.tol2M.,and ARR1 VlWu' U AIL 1 I
fmm 2 In 5.30 P. M.' Monev order andResrister . 1
TVmavhnant vrult flflTTIA a fitnTYITt AifiAA.
M-TJ WA MMUV vM .'..w . i J " ... www. .
stamps ior saie in smau quannoes at general
delivery when stamp office is closed.
General delivery open from daylight to dark
ana on duuiuyb uwa ow mj .ow a. ju.
Freshwater Feroh,Trout and Black
fish hooks and lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at JACOBi's.f
AT
NEW AIVEBTISMENTS.
Extra White Curled Hair
TOR! MAKING MATTRESSES, ur iuu
can afford it, you can now set something alee
at
sept 6
8. JEWETT'S,
27 N. Front St.
HI. b. K ATZ'S,
Second Ward Democratic
r'';k'"V01ub.:l-:--V"v:- .
sept 3
1 ,v;aie: I
: C"iT TAXESV
, , ...
0 ' ss JnfcPJe
l9r Eent.: j
AunbUiiAU ituuau niiu 3V
ni t North Af Hfra IfArHiAn'a
boarding house, between Mulberry
Willi yiiygwuii ; Pi w. " MmwHw.
m tne nouse ana gooa garaen aii&cnea.
Turnip and Oabbago Seea.
PONT FORGET THAT I HAVE JTST
' received a full supply of Rita Bara Tw
ui uae oi
nip and Cabbaee Seed. Also a full
ururo. ratent Aieaicines. ioioames. a
and Brushes of any kind, at both of my stores-
auglS
'nit
Corner Fourth and Nob sis.
t ( and Hanover v
i i
ine Grove. 1;
rjlHIS BEAUTIFUL PLACE IS SJTUATB
at the 8-mIlo post on the Shell Road from Wil
mington, N. C, 10 Rooms vacant. September .
is a delightful month on the Sound. Plg-fllh
ahd oysters in abundance. : i i
ED. WILSON MANNIKG, Propr.
'septr' - -.;'.( .'.ii.iuti'
i OliuiililCAiia "Wcaaitr ! ::
' a i NICE PRESERVING KETTLE CALL at
I : PARKER & TATLOira,
8HOULD YOU WANT A NICE LAMP Cheap,
Call at
septs
PARKER A TA
We Have a FullLino
pnw. m-w"o r I a Alice Auueraon, vaji
average samples. The company has calister Allen, Geo E Andrews, JRobt
nmnlc caoital. ana wm pay i, Auea. , .
orei Takics havtaK ores for sale can BftS JSW
. . 1 Lin niftf I . .. v. , -r T .. t. .
aaareasiaem iuwiww;. Brown, lsaoeua uoya. ooe Brjwu,
It cives us pleasure to cnronicie me Jolm s Barney, John C Buxton; j lizzie
9 Mrv S Rrown. Alarv L
..iL. nn.ir folia ii that HO nmnrn v :
senung iuu . , . t t.lo
has been trying for over tnreo years u v? cSSK ' James
establish the enterprise here He says. gg hS, jtnathen.- J
of several ports in view,! Wilmmgton (j Call, Ann -Conner, Alice
is tho most desiraoie one, ua ik ijoc3aui.b. . -. . .-., Tr
jsuwmobiuw umj nf n-ChristoDher Uf Dudley, Hender-
esatairouuewor iu r 1--. r-1Jr tww- . .
this State. Tho distance from tne goia gy'jg , Eaoch Emanuel. ;.
fields 13 mUCU a iuu w I if Dusau I recuiu. . : ,s
orNorfolk. iienasmucu ---- r wTvi: John.'W.S
mining and ineenrpr. Henry, Rev John J Hill,, Sarah A
has established, and tells us that .there glm LUIy Hicks, llargaret Hamss.
is far more gold ore in this State than Miuy Hefton William Harrissw ' ;.
H,Pver was in California, besides J-Frank Johnson, Louis Johnson,
there ever was m w II Johnston, (2): A Johnson, James
there are other ores Mfhicli are of supc- W ILJOhmuj Alice Jones; I
rior quality and very valuable. The KrIorac8 Kelly, Martha Kennedy,
mineral resources of this &iaie win sarali King. Same Kesier.
soonbodcvelopetl anu we may -i n mcFov. -Mmerva 'loore,
fc rr loads of told ana copper o V:n'"., MrritL Archie
emptied into our laps. - j McBride. (3) ; David Martin, Charlotte
" i ' I iMOOic. UUU1VU inavu. . j .: ,i:
Col. Green'H Appointment. g fina Owens; ; f -
- 1 i AA T XfofTtriftPhlfer. JO
Col. Wharton J .
date for Congress
aim i ma v.w.. 1 i .it mm ii T
ill ly-WA-tsrvn .1 l
ing times and places: . , I c, Sarah. Simsou
Knnansville. Duplin county, liiestia, ; -r-- r cnrv Mia Stewart,
- - , I HI11HH V -A -4 " J " . . .7 .
SePL5th. . i. - , - Christian ScoU. Charles T bmilii,:ax-.
. . mt s r r v i nil ria w t u i rvann - . ....
Bcaulori,vru:iwv. uo . T ' ,or; ;AW
Speaking will commence " - AmaurVan(urtlanJ
.i--i.- ! 1 tl ,r T..i,f uriinm.'P B AVatkit
. ' ? rb.npcy White. James Weston, Eliza
Peace Produces Prosperity, .gg William Wallace mm
Th.m.Derity with which the hies- Waker. Daniel Wmiams AG JVo.
m. .w r i . viairni i .wi aiiinivr. . w iru. &iav " . :
r Tlivine l'roviaeuce uj - '
Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say advertised if not
' - a mrn
A MEETING OF Til IS UJtatovixiA x iu
voters of the secona w aru wm
the 7th
Court Housek on Thursday, evening,
insi at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of i
lring the Ward Club for the pending campaign.
nesUy requested to attend and participate In
the werr ot p"3 ; niTNHAM.
sept 6-2t , , Pres. 8econd Ward Dem. Ctob
36' Market St.
sept 5
QF DRUGS, PATENT- IIEDICENI Toilet
Articles and every thing usually axpt la a first
class Drug Store, ; Oar Soda: Water stUl him
the reputation of being the bestin ,
sept 3 , . .. ; Pluirmaclats, BrooWytt
Send Me a
Chetland Shawlo l
t'
m- M-m.-m ' TT1..
and those Who nave ?erui r : j o u i.M?o,. 9:1:053
' : r and thOSe W HO IUtT3 licaiu - w 7
Fresh ' Goods 1 by Every l5JtSf SJSS3
. ... - " rl' T-t. i, inorr with tq Daiilntr. twin
i t Steamer!
rpHE BEST FLOUR IN THE STATE U our
May Queen
f you aon't believe it, try it and be convinced;.
The best goods 'and lowest prices to be found
lo the city.
A Loner Life Ended.
Mrs. 711 nhU wifn of Francis M.
PriJcn. died at her residenco in Cain
tack township, Tender county, on the
3In ulL, at the adranced ago of 76
Jears. Mrs. Pridren had been tho
Mother of eighteen children, many of
boniarc now livinir. She had for
iaany years been a consistent member
cl the Baptist church, and had been an
mu:nse sufferer from the disease lrom
rin" in luc 8ciw
minentciUes. notably Wewune,
'fho great Charity P1 "t.
rird for over a century,
m,axt drawing (the 14Ui uraim
.aw"w- ... ? ..Am(Wr I'ZUI.
Monthly) will xur --.
and prizes ol isers of
etcwm pe. i., Anvin-
foraaUon Sn TbT ikd on appbcaUon to
MA. Danphin. New Orleans, La.
ir.TA t. nnriifiv. of this city, who
was Supremo RcpresentaUve to to
Supreme Lodge of the World of theK.
..mUpH at Detroit about
j.-. ri returned. He is much
pleaspd with his trip and evidently en-
caUed for within ten days will be sent
to the dead letter office at Wasmngion,
nr. Ed. B. Brinil; r. ai.
Wilmington, Kew Hanover Looniy,
Oaarterly Meetings
wnminirton District Methodist
E. Church, South, fourth round, in
i ......
VrV.i f ii . Vwf Kk fTt. 17
WiWgtoo; at FUth Street. .
-.;;.rt ,: ' ;; . JiTadins Elder.
of which were immensely wvzl Tlti Xtm .
be when it becomes mown.-
Send in your orders ;
j . J . 1 Live Book and Music Store.
is ' j ' Q
-! cfi; 2i3
AND
Pianos and Organs,
BROWN
V
'
.4LL. -3,rTr -1 t. ATtGE STOCK. For sale at
JjrUUSWJIUJl. A . .
1 I . Bik
iV T ATiTiTiTTiT
jlEINSBERGER'S.
Crapqn & Pickett; W
Only. A Few Left.
'E HAVE ONLY A FEV OF THOSE
t7 ill f VJ' il39f JsLiSOtf&fit
"5 ah ti iyM''&onfi
SERGE BUTTON BOOTS left that we are
-'I '
closing out at cost.'
GEO. R. FRENCH SONS. '
WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL GROCERS.
rsept 0 1 i o ii-i ie and 18 South Front Street.
I Am Beceiving
;W GOODS "BY EVERY STEAMER and
. i
1, t
A mU .r I-
Ji-. .it.
.Ml
- . .
7
W1
wffl soon have In the bantlaomest assortmcat
ang 31.
89 NOrth Front St.
6f MILLINERY and FANCY, GOODS ever in
this Uy.
- '1 "
sept 6
Respectfully
'":-V - tn the country, and therefore is well known to r .Jf ;.. . ijs bWf' i
I- . Sxah M. pnbUc cinents. The "y gQ PieCCtf1 Tnifli( fHCd
Another New Lot ; r. warn shw. wift.w u ( . .u i
' ; ReinfbrceahirtSv
UpEN FRONT OR BACK, CONGRESS
Relnforcel 75 cents..
Of these ? popuUr, Sbbrto we , have , sokl
hundreds of dozens la the dry, as wen as j
ARE CLOSINrt OUTItE BALaKCX
of our Stock el thejibova; Hi: 'loiiiJLl
in.
JuatsaUable lor iotkLtenltfgsf sXOe Sea-
- - " . . ' t a.
- I
sborev;f
. t tM
o
p riARNXSS AND SADDLES JUST BE-
Jrtved and for sale at rednced prices. A ful
iae of Trenli : W Valiaea Upiicea to futt
Repairing executed aeaUy and with dis
patch.
90c BoTa Shirts all aUes,' 73c; Klght Shbrtt
73c CoL Dress Shirts from 25c and irpwardi,
CottoJ Drawerf from few "trpwarda. Heavy
Jeans Drawers, double Bned on the aeat, 50c.
Shirts and Drawers made to order at low fig
ureaaafoodAtahraya guaraaieod.: v
X ELSBACH, !
sept 3 Prop. Wilmington 8hlrt Factory.
Wosonetto forth SomiL ...Wnv i
v AND AFTER THIJEAY, ISthtestj J WTLIXTNGTON, K. C .
Prtncea streeaj--7'--- 7--- lallto appoTBtaeaa. AHi .
the Srnd at 7 a. xa. - T Cnrrrrrr.nL AND. I St7 , TTT ; ,fch4t
4-
i a 1 1
00c PEitf VAl:i i 1
Alii.'
..f -(
;' ' sueceasox to MaBar Jk Bowden,
inf 50-tf " Ko. S Tnmt Street.
BROWN is
I i-
:: J5 and 7 Jforth:FrpXf
1
T
hich she died, for many months.
joyeu.uiu.i-
i i