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The Daily Review.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 19 1883.
The Daily Review has tftc largesti
bona' JUlc circulation, of any newspaper
published, in the city of Wilmington
THE BBMDWOOD
TER.
OISA8-
Gold and Silver Mining and Smelting
Company passed third reading.
Mr Morehead. bill relating to contest
ed elections. Prevents any contestant
in the future from drawing per diem.
Bill allotinz dower, iust leaves to the
jury to say whether they will allot to
the widow in one tract of - land or in
several. Passed third rcadiaz.
Bill to amend the stray law. ! Passed
third reading.
Bill to nrovide for the working I of
Whitevilleand Wilmington public road.
ill UU1UIUUU9 CUUUIY. lOMCU Ulliu
readins.
Bill providing that a lawyer who pre
side on the board of county commit
sioners-ehall not practice law in that
eountrv. Passed third read ins
Bill for more courts in Duplin and
Lenoir. Passed second reading.
I
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tlie calendar was taken up
disposed of a follows:
To create a sinking: fund for
Seven tT L.ives L.ot by the Sucl
den Flooding: of tb& Mine.
Braid wood. III., February 17
This city is tilled with mourning owin?
in the death of seventy persons. The
place where the accident occurred was
the northeast side of shaft Xo 2 of the
-Wilminaton Coal Mininjr and Manu-
facturine Company's mine. This com
pany ia one bi four which form the
J Wilmington Coal Association. Each
com ban y employs its own men, lias its
individual mines and transacts business
nrivatelv. but all the coal mined is
"turned over to the association, which
. disposes of it, giving back to each com
uanv a proper proportion ol the pro
cceda. The oorapanies forming this
association are the Chicago, Wilming
ton and verm i i lion Coal Company,
with three shatu t the Eureka. Coal
Company, with two shafts; the Wii
minztoxx-Coal Mining and Manufactur
iaz Company, with two shafts, and the
Wilminetoa Star Coal Company, jof
Coal City, with two shafts. The three
first mentioned companies are of Braid
wood. .
The shaft in which the accident oo
"currcd has been, working for the past
a litUe village about lour miles soutn- 0f Granite Hill, -Iredell county, who
and
New
Hanover county. Informally , passed
over.- .
To incorporate St. 'James' Parish,
Wilmington. Third reading.
To incorporteihe town of Caswell, in
Pender county. s Special order for 1
o'clock on next Thursday
To provide an official seal for the De
partment of State, passed its third read
ing. ' ;
To secure titles to real estate, tabled.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
WILMINGTON MARKET. I
' eburary 19-4 P.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted
firm at 491 cents. Sales of 250 casks at
these Hgures.
ROSIN Quoted firm at 1.324 for
Strained and $17 for Good Strained
bid. , . -
TAR Quoted steady at $1.80 per bbl
of 280 lbs,
CRUDE TURPENTINE No offi
cisl quotation. Sales of receipts at
$1.75 for Hard and $2.75 for Soft, an
advance of 25 cents on each grade.
COTTON Quoted dull. Sales about
100 bales on a basis of 0 for Middling.
The following 'are the official quota
tions: j
Good Ordinary. 8 .
Low Middling ..91
Middling. 91
Good Middling .10
IJJItLIL
WW
Fnr the Cure of Cousrhs, Colds, ft
Hoarseness.ronchitis.Cronp. Infiu.(l
fenza, Asthma,Xhooping Cough, In-f
I
16 . Seed stages of the Disease. For Sale
I
liei OJ cotisuurtiivc (icisuua iu u.jl
1-10
OCtS-tf
DALLT RECEIPTS.
WHOLESALE PFICES.
Cotton.."... ........ ..
Spirits Turpentine. . . .
Rosin., u..
Tar....! .
Crude Turpentine. . . .
502 bales
202 casks
-1418 bbls
788 bbls
483 bbls
aaoirilons represent
wholesale priees generally. In making
The
following
up
small orders higher prices have to be changed
MARINE NEWK
That Husband of Mine
Is three times the man he w'as I before
he began usinz "Wells Health Renew
cr.' si.
Druggists.
STATE NEWS.
west of Wilmineton and two 'miles
northwest ot 15raidwood. ine coun-
try thercbouts is as lerel as a floor, with
perhaps a slight inclination towards the
. mines, ine sudden tnaw and neavy
. rainfall have transformed the prairie
inte a lake for miles and miles. About
Diamond the water is from six inches
to three feet in depth. With scarcely
any warninz there suddenly appeared
an opening from the surface of the earth
into the mine, ine surlace being coy
eyed with water, it took only a short
time for the water to permeate the en
tire mine: drowning all who were un
able to get out before the rising water
caught tinm. In opening this mine a
shall seyenty-fivo feet deep was sunk.
At right angles to this two main gal
leries were run nearly parallel with the
surface ot the earth and about seventy -five
feet betow it. From these main
galleries narrow spurs or gangways
wore dug out in various directions.
These spurs rise to within twelve or
fifteen feet of the surface. It was at
such a point, very near the top, that the
break occurred. While, he was 'lying
. on bis baci, picking away at the sur
face above? the earth mutt have fallen
upon the miner in the spur. Through
the opening thus made the water poured
in, filling one gangway after another
and cutting off escapes to the central
shaft. There was little time to give an
alarm, for in less than an hourirom the
time the break occurred every avenue
oi-escape was cut off. These galleries
were low and narrow, and only, by
painfully slow era tiling could the miner
escape. No noise accompanied the
rising of the water, and the first indica
tion by many of the men of their danger
was the trickling cold water along the
pathway In which they lay at work.
There was an air-shaft offering an
additional avenue of escape, of which
many availed themselves, but the water
came in too rapidly to allow all to
reach it.
J.ne mine was not considered espe
cially dangerous, tnougn a break bad
occurred once before at about the same
place. There is no chance of a rescue
: but in order to reach the bodies of the
dead. Mr. Fordyce, general manager of
the company, has gone to the scene of
the disaster with two . steam pumps.
It is said that an effort will be made
to reach the mine from shaft No. 1, but
there is not the remostest possibility of
finding any of. the men alive.
The wages paid averaged between
$50 and $75 per month, and the major
ity of the men owned their homes4
There will be suffering, but the miners,
as a class, are not improvident. The
majority of the workers underground
are foreigners English, Scotch and
Jxisn
was in the city yesterday, reports the
loss by fire, on last Wednesday,, of his
dwelling house and kitchen.! Most of
the furniture was saved, i -A perfect
gold fever is rasing in Polk county, and
the yellow metal is being brought to the delphia, Geo. Harris & Co;
ARRIVED.
Steamer North State, Greea, Fay
etteville, Worth & Worth.
Steamer John Dawson, Sherman,
Foint Caswell. R. P. Paddison. -
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis
bey, Smithviile, Master.
Nor brig Leon, Eilertsen, Barbadoes,
Ileide & Bro.
Ger. barque Fruhling, Abrens,-Cape
de Verde, E, Paschau & Westermann.
Ger. brig Victoria,1 Colburg. Barba
does, C. P. Mebane. ! I -
Schr. John A. Grifiln, Grifiin; Phila
10
oo
15H0
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as
e
et
a
surface in great quantities. A gentle
man of this city who returned i from
that county yesterday, brought along a
nandtui ot gold which he had bought
while in that county. Col Horace
Kellogg, who in 1880 was general reve-
bouth Caro
lina, with headquarters I at Charlotte,
but who was transferred sto Califoraia,
arrived in the city yesterday after the
absence of three years. He has beeri
re-appointed general agent for the two
States, . and succeeds Gen .Grimison
James Ross' & Son I werei proprie
tors of a jug factory near Eldorado, in
r oik county, but a short while back
moved to Rutherford county and set
tled on Broad River, near Col McDow
ells. The father, sold his son a pair
of oxon and in settling the trade they
matter and bad blood was at once stir
red ud. Thev made repeated threats
against each other and the farther final
ly swore that he intended to kill his son.
On Sunday aternoonJ father and son
met in the yard around their house and
theson, armed with a buther knife, fell
upon his father
him to pieces.
was cut open in two places, the head
being almost severed from the body
and the savage son continued to stab
his father -until his body contained
seven deep stabs. The father died al
most instantly and it; is probable that
he was dead ere the son ceased stab
bing him. i i I
Schr. Allie L. Dew, Czrson, Charles
ton, Geo. Harris & Co.
. CLEARED.
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, .Bis
bey, Smithviile, Master.
Steamer North State, Greea, Fay
etteville. Worth & Worth.
Nor. barque Windsor, Walloc, Lilv- i
pool, Paterson, Downing & C.
Br. brig Alaska. Halcrow, Liverpool,
Eugene McDonnell.
Exports.
: FOREIGN.
Liverpool Nor. barnue Windsor
038 bbls tar. Br. briz Alaska 1,800
bales cotton, 224 bbls tar, 50 bblsjcrude
turpentine, 201 gum trees. ,
BAGGING H
Standard...".. lTJfcffl
2& .... HVi0
ik n n t
BACON North Carolina
Hams. V
Shoulders, tf- ft....
Bides. V ft
WESTERN SMOKED
Hams.
Sides, V ft-Shoulders..
PRY SALTED
ciaes. v id
Shoulders. V ft....
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine,
. second nana, eaca
New New York, each. .......
New City.each.
BEESWAX, V ft
BRICKS, V M
BUTTER, V ft
North Carolina......
Northern
Wilmington
Northern
CANDLES, V ft
: Sperm...;........
i Tallow.... .
Adamantine........ .......
CHEESE, V ft -
Northern Factory.
Dairy, uream. . . .
State
COFFEE, V ft
Java.
Laguyra.
Rio.
CORN MEAL, V bus., in sacks 77
UUTTO ties, y bundle.... 1 50
DOMESTICS
Sheeting, 44, Vyd.... 7
Yarns, V" bunch 1 00
EGGS, y dozen........ 00
FISH
Mackerel. No. 1 . V bbl .1 ir 00
75
90
60
SO
28
20
50
00
18
15
11
14
18
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85
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WEEKLY STATEMENT.
STOCKS ON HAND FEB. 17, 1883.
Cotton ashore, 10,797; afloat, 6.070;
total. 16.867.
Spirits ashore, 2,457; afloat. 216; total
2,673. . , .
Rosin ashore, 07.778; afloat, 15,974;
total. 83.752. i
and literally hacktd Crude turpentine-ashore,l,520; afloat,
The old man's throat 21; total, 1,371.
RECEIPTS FOR WOEK ENDING- FEB. t7.
Cotton, 3.773 ; spirits, 1,105; rosin, 13,-
021; tar, 3,437; crude, 806.
EXPORTS FOR WEEK ENDING FEB.
DOMESTIC.
Cotton, 1.039; spirits, 516; rosin, 310;
tar, 315; crude, 55. ,
FOREIGN.
Krosin, 3,145; tar 10.
.... 8 50
0
5
6
To Builders and other? Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds arid Doors, Glass
&c. You can get aU sizes and at the
lowest prices. '
THE MAILS l
at the City Poit
un-
Cra-
News and Obacrrer.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SENATE.
FORTIETH DAT.
Saturday, February 17
Mr Toon, petition of citizens ot Col
nmhtia rnuntv. .qfcinr that the nffiw nf at 30 P.
! Stamp Office open from 8 A M. to It M.. and
.iseparunvub vmu muic as lump umce
ThemalU close and arrive
office aa follows : !
- CIX)SE.
Northern through mall,' f&st S.00 P. M.
northern through aud wir malls.... 5.40 A. M.
Raleigh .5.00 P. M. and! 5.40 A. iL
Mails for the X. C. Railroad and
routes supplied- therefrom iriclud
lnp A. & X. C. Railroad a 5.40 A. M.
Southern Jlalls for all points South.
daily .........6 30 Al M. and 8.00 P. M.
Western mails CC. C. Kailway) daily.
(except Sunday) i. U . . . . .5.00 P. JtL.
ah points oervroen jxamjet ana uai
eisrh i . .5.00 P. M.
Mail for Cheraw and Darllnrton Rail
road 6 80 A. M. and 8.00 P. M.
Maus for points hetween Florence 1
and Charleston.... 6.30 A. M. and 8.00 P. M.
Fayetterllle aud officefe on Cape Tear
River, Tuesdays and Fridays. .... .1.00 P. M.
x ayeuevuie, via J-.amDervon, aaiiy, 1
except Sundays. 5.00 P. M.
Onslow C. H. and intermediate otQ-i
ccs, Tuesdays and Friday s...L 6.00 A. M.
iii m. a 1 a
UiV
80 A. M.
Assignee's Sale.
THE UNDERSIGNED AS ASSTGNEE
der a deed of trast from Goo rare M.
pon, and in pursuance of the provisions there
of, will' sen at puduc auction, ror can, on
Saturday, the 21th day of February, J8S3, the
stock of Groceries and other personal prop
erty, conveyed by said deed and contained in
Stores Nos. 16 and 18, on Front Street. Sale
will beghvat said store at 11 o'clock, and be
continued from day to day until goods 'arc
sold. A. G. RICAUD.
fob 3-3 w Assignee.
1 Excursion and Pic Nic
QEASON IS
and Ball season
OVER. THE THEATRICAL
.1
Is now opening. Gentlemen I
who are used to FIRST-CLASS work and a
clean and Comfortable Barber shop, will find It
at JOHN WERNER'8.
Practical Barber and
Market Street, between
Streets..
Perfumer. No." 29
Front and Water
i oct-7-tf
Mackerel, No. 1, W half bbl. . 8 50
Mackerel, No. C, V bbl 0 60
Mackerel, No. 2, V half bbl. .; 5 00
Mackerel, No. 3, bbl ."! 7 75
Mullets, -bbl..... 3 00
i Mullets, Pork bbls.... ....... 7 00
1 N. C Roe Herring, V keg. ... 3 00
Dry Cod. W lb.. :. 5
FERTILIZERS, 2 000 lbs
Peruvian Guano, No. 1.. 57 50
; . " No. 2 36 00
- . Lobos 00 00
Baugh's Phosphate .......00 00
Carolina Fertilizer 45 00;
' Ground Bone..... ..00 00
Bone Meal .....00 00
Bone Flour 00 00
Navassa Gnano. .40 00
Complete Manure 00 00
Whann's Phosphate .00 00
Wando Phosphate 00 00
Berger A Butz'e Phosphate.. 00 00
Excellenza Cotton FerUlizer.55 00
French's Carbonate of Lime... 7 00
French's Agricultural Lime
FLOUR, V bbl
Fine
Northern Super.
Extra...
Family.-.
City Mills Extra
Family.
Extra Family....
GLUE
GRAIN, V bnsbel
Corn, from store, bags, white.
Corn, cargo, In bulk, white..
Corn, cargo, in bags, white..
Corn, cargo, mixed, in begs..
--Oots, from store..............
Cow Peas.....................
HIDES, V fly
Green Dry :
HAY, V 100 lbs-
Eastern................
North River. 75
HOOP IRON, V Ton. 80 00
LARD.Vlfc
Northern...................... 13
North Carolina........ ....... 00
LIME. barrel 1 10
LUMBER, City-Sawed, V U ft.
Ship Stuff, rosawed. ....16 00
Rough Edge Plank.... 15 00
West India Cargoeafyaooordlng i
to quality 13 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned.. 18 00
Scantling and Board. com'n..l2 00
MOLASSES, V acallon '
New Crop Cuba, in hhds.....
i" " " In bbla......
rortoKJco, In hhds..
in bbls
00
50'
00.
00
6 OO i
5 75!
6 50
U
af-20 ow
mo 00
4010 00
an 5 so
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& 3 50
(to 8 W
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9
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.mi 00
&m 00
&00 00
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ma 00
0i5 00
57 00
45 00
07 00
(tolQ 00
070 00
awo 00
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(to 7 50
0 9 00
(to 5 oa
(to 6 00
(to 6 50
(to 8 75
(to 6 50
a 6 00
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WE ARE OFFERING SOME OF THE BEST BARGAINS OF THE SEAflo E jj
SEVERAL LARGE SALES HAVE BEEN .MADE, STILL THESE IS a
ASSOBTMENT.
coQi)
BODY BRUGGELC
AS LOW AS IN ANT NORTHERN MARKET.
j DO NOT FAIL TO TAKE A LOOK" AT OUR
L A C E C U Jt TAIN
ALL OF NEW. AND ELEGANT STYLES.
A .FEW BLANKETS LEFT will be sold low down. - '
1 Turkish Bath Soap, Oatmeal Seap
P. S. FINE ASSORTMENT EMBROIDERY
S!
feb IS
Groceries at Wholesale.
Hhds New Crop Cuba Molaeses,
r
Porto Rico
10Q
200 BbU
100 Bbls
200 Hhds
100 Bags Coffee,
60 Bbis Sugar,
! 500 Bbls Flour.
30oO Sacks Llvenwol 6alt,
25 Boxes Meat,
20 Cans Lard,
50 Tubs Lard,
Salmon. Sardines, Cheebe, Crackers, Snuff and
Tobacco, at I j
feb 11 KERCHNER & C ALDER BIOS.
WclWTlRp 1
FLEMMING HOUSE.
First National Bank 0
mington,
CAPIT.1L STOCK.
SURPLUS FUND
Wil. t
W. JT. CAIiAIS, Prop'r I
gITUATED AT THE VERY FOOT of the
Blue Ridge, within sight and easy reach of
some of the most famous peaks. The Roan
Mountain and o.her points of Interest are near.
Delightful air, salubrious climate and excel
lent water. - 1 -
I will be pleased to correspond with parties
proposing rest or recreation in the mountains
during tho 8nmmer months. Excellent tabl.
clean beds, airy rooms and prompt service
guaranteed. Terms low. j
reD ju-em 1 .
St
78 (to
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1 10 (to 1
57
75
4
10
20
00
(to
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18
73
63
12H
60
80
13
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(to 1 10
(to 85
O85 0Q
(to
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14
SO
020 60
016 00
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(Sfn, 00
015 00
k.i..
ouiitxivuie maus. oy sieamuoai. mi
(except Sunday7............i
Mails for Easy Hill, Town Creek,
1ST
Shallotteand Little Rivet, Tues
days and Fridavs v.... 6.00 A. M.
OPEN FOR DELIVERY. 1 j
Wrightsville, dally ! 8.30 A. MJ
Northern through and way mails
!7.30 and 8.00 A. M
Southern Malls . ..... .7.80 A. M
Carolina Central Railroad 9.45 A. M
aiaiis coiieccea rrom street boxes ev
A New Stock
OF SADDLES, BRIDLES, TRUNKS, Ac,
Ac, Just received from the Manufacturers.
00
43
00
00
00
00
Syrup. In bbls........ 40
NAILS. V Keg. Cut. 101 baals.. 0 00
OILS. V callon
.Kerosene...... 100
Sugar House, tn hhds.
- M 1iQ .........
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(to
41
45
45
48
20
32
80
a s 75
rery day
fraction be abolished.
Mr Loftin, for the. benefit of poor
mon, by repealing the honest homestead
law.
Bill to ascertain and liquidate . the
debt of Bladen county passed its third
reading. - '
Bills concerning pilots and pilotage
passed tnira reading
liBillto protect oysters passed third
. reading.
Bill to incorporate the High Point
; and Randleman Railroad Company
passed tnira reading.
Bill to protect the interests of the cot
ton planters of North Carolina. It re
quires cotton buyers to keep a mem
orandum of the amount of cotton they
buy and from whom they 4 buy it.
Passed third reading.
Bill to prevent hiring out of convicts
on private contracts; substitute from
the committee, which was about a copy
of the engrossed bill, was presented.
The substitute was put to a vote and
the yeas and nays ordered. Substitute
failed for want of a majorit3
The question then came up on the
amendment to the bill.
The first amendment as to "strikes"
was adopted. -
The second amendment was as to
hiring the convicts to the farms on the
depression of farm laber. Adopted.
The third amendment, providing not
less than 50 cents a day for convict la-;
bor, was adopted.
The bill came up on second reading
and failed to pass. -
Bill to incorporate tho town of High
lands passed its second reading. .
;BiU to incorporate tho BidtInoro
Stamps for sale in small Quantities at ren&r&l
ueuvcry waea stamp omce im ciosea.
General delivery open from daylight to dark
ana on sunaars irom B.311 10 a. jo. i
For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery,
go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot, f
Quarterly Meetings
For the Wilmington district of tho
Methbdist E. Church, South : 1
(CONCLUSION FIRST ROUND,)
Elizabeth, at Elizabethtown. Feb. 17-18
Whiteville, at Shiloh. L. Feb. 24 25
V accamaw Mission.. . . i . ; . .Feb.7
Fair Bluff Mission, J...Mar. 1
Bladen, at Centre........ ...Mar. 3-4
Clinton, at Andrew's Chapel Mar. 10-11
Cokesburg at Halls, . . v. . . L . Mar. 17-18
Newton Grove Mission, . . . . Mar. 21
Point Caswell- Mission-at I
Providence. ..'.Mar: 27
R.O. BurtonJP.IE.
ii..' , i agggagBBaasf
TJo Liquors.
gUT A STOCK OP FRESHJ A NO. 1 GRO
CERIES trill bp kept at ourlstore.
No, 45, Market Street,
Parties in need of any article In nay line
would do well to give me a call, as I am now
in receipt! of new stock. , and selling at low
I prices for Cash. I
- .
Manufacturlnar and Repalriojr done at Snort
notice, call at the old Saddle and . Harness
Store of J. H. MALLARD, ,
janlS- Jo.8FrontSt
Commercial Hotel
Wilmington, N. C.
I M. SGHLOSS, Prop.
-pTRST-CLASa IN EVERT RESPECT.
tSr First-class Bar and BELLIARD
LOON ATTA CHKD.
AUU
a
, jmseea. ...
Rosin........
Tar.........
- Deck and Spar. .......
ruuijiui
Chickens, live, grown.
tsprwg...
Turkeys
PEANUTS W busheL
POTATOES, V bnsbel
sweet. ,
Irish, bbl.....
PORK, V barrel-
City Mess... .'.23 SC
Prime ..........'.16 00
10
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90
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00
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20
75
90
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1
ITJe v Reota u rant.
rjTHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT1
fully announce that he baa just fitted cplat No
5, Oranlte Row, South Front si, a restaurant
00
00
00
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00
00
00
8
0
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6
for!
Ladle and Gentlemen, where meals ana
refreshments may be had at all hours of th
day. Eyerything is new and first
Hte waiters andXxrarteonj attendant.
3Game and Oysters la
Wtnea, Liquors andCIgarB.
norOS v F. A. 8CHUTTS. Prop.
alas. Po
season, pine
AH goods sold by us will be as represented.
GOOD GOODS .AND. SMAXJj.PROTTTS
- WILL BE OUR MOTTO. 1;
- . ... ......... .... i ,
v 7Glya us a trial . and be conylncodcar
ftjr7-tf n. j. scAHSonoran & co. -
BICE Carolina.
Kougu, v bushel.............
BAGS, V 1 Country
City...
ROPE. V ft
SALT, It sack. Alum...........
.Liverpool. .............. ......
Lisbon........ ................
American.....................
SUGAR. V InCuba... ..
Porto Rico
A Coffee.
B "
C 44
Ex C
Crushed
8ftAIV y Northern.
SHINGLES, V M-Contract...
- Common......................
Cypress Saps.....
Cvrrees Hearts
STAVES, y M-W. O. BarreI..12 00
- R. O: Hogshead 00 00
n mnwv I T UJ. ...... ......... . J ta O
TIMBER.JT M feet-Shlpplng.13 00 14 00
xuwojuppuj.... .11 23 tSli OO
jcxtra ao 9 60
Mill Prime 7 60
Mill Fair. 6 50'
Common 1X111.... 3 00
Inferior to Ordinarr O m
WHISKEY, V gal Northern.. 1 00
North Carolina.......... l oo
WOOL, y. ft Washed. 55
Unwashed......... 21
Burrr.. ; io
500
2 00
4 50
0 00
15
1
22
75
80
00
75
00
00
ion
S3
00
50
(to 7
(to 2
(to 5 00
(to 7 50
4218 00
4210 00
(to 9
Deposits recclyed and eoDsctSoas
all aoceaalble pohifstntbeUiihedeu ! j
DIRECTOR?
jjunttutso, ? D. GWOfiTr
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a. Bamw, jas. smart,1
v ; B. F. HALIJ
OFFICKRSh
E. E. BURRUSS............
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A. K. WALKKB........,..,M.
W. LARKIN8....
apl 28 . .
rmliem.
A'sit Cssbier
"1 V - 1883. )
Harper's Young People,
AN I LLU8TRATED WEEKLtLw
8C1TED TOBOTS XZO GIRLS OF FHO la
. v TO 8XXTEEK TXttS OF AOK. I
y ot j . commences NoremiMir ? i
-
The Touna ,
successfnl bey on
tuna x'vn.
It has boeu from ths Dm
anticipation. X . r. n.
it has a distinctive purpose, to which It itexl
Turpentine StHls aSpecialty
FOR KETTLES," CAPS, ARMS
X) RICKS
AND WORMS given on
application. Lowest
rates of freight to all poinU South. - i
HART, BAILEY & CO..
Iron Foundry, Machine Copper Works,
. - , 15 A 17 South Front St.,
jan24-! i Wilmington, N. C
20,0p0
NEW PEANUT SACKS
ily adheres that, namely, of supnlantlnr tht
vicious japers ror the young with a ptptr i
more attractive, as well as more holeom-i
Boston Journal. , 1 I
For neatness, elegance of engraving, md V
contents generally, It is unsurpassed Zfm
publication of the kind yet bwuht toco
noticz.PUUburgh Gazette.
TKEMS : .
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, 1 1
Per Year, Postage Prepaid, 11
frUfOLK NUMBKRS. Four CenU ear h.
Specimen copy sent on receipt of Three Cu.
The V Olumes Of Ilaroer'a Yon nir PamiIa (tr v
1881 and 1882, handsomely bound la lUumh .
iea woin, wui be sent by mail, postage pre
uu
paid,
i oung ieop:
tio
on receipt
ie.foi
of
or 1863, 35
poetsse. U
AND,
4 Bushel Oat Sacks.
For sale at
Jan 13-tf
Willard's.
Positive Bargains
TN BLEACHED COTTONS, 10 Shirtings,
Counterpanes, Table Damask and Towels;
White Goods, Hamburg and ' Irish Point
TrlmmiDss, Warner's Corallne, HoalthAb
A , - -
dominal and M. M. Corseta. -
Also, the best ONE DOLLAR KID GLOVE
in the city. I
JNO. J. HEDEICK.
V 13 tt . I - - j -
Marvin's Celebrated
"PIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
All Sizes and Prices, from $50.00 to 2,200.00.
Acknowledged by the best authorities to be the
BEST SAFE MADE,
. . f.
Extract from SctenUflc American editorial of
- . . .'
Feb. Uth, 1882: "We are also fasked asltoftha
best fire proof safes. We say MARVIN'S."
. : - A. A. WTLLARD. -
dec 19 Axent at Wilmington.
each.
ttemittancos Khnnid m mniA k pu( nffiM
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss.
Newspapers are not to copy this advertiss
ment without the express order of Haxfkx t
Bbotitebs. Address i
, - Harper tc brothers, t
dec la ... .- New Tori.
C. D. TJorrill. I
TJKDEBTAKXbJ CABTNET MAKER AND
CARPENTER. : Offlc and WnrJ RhAn nn Rmv
ond street, opposite Southerland's subles.
Respectfully solicits orders and mantntMi
good work, prompt delivery and sa&faction is
BYBTTiwpeci. ....... x- 'j'-- a.; - .Biayievtv
hot, life Is sweeping
71 7 fo-aad dare be
I 1 1 fore yon die, some-
i U " thfnir i mfirhtv atwl
i-it , ... . . e .
buuuido leave Dcnwa to conquer time." S66 a
week in your own "town. $5 outfit iree, , No
risk. Everythincr now. Can! til nnt rtwnirtA
We will furnish you everything. Many are
making fortune. Ladies make as much as
men, and boys and girls make great .pay.
Reader, If you want business at which you can
make great pay all the time, write for nartleu
ars to II. HAtXETT & Co., Portland, Maine.
nov Ift-d&w tf. : - , i
G re at B a r ga i n o .
O ( PIECES BEST BLACK SILKS' '
4J SATINS AND BLACK CA8.
1 lift DoZ- GERMAN AND IRISH liKX
m.mf Towels, Blankets and Domestics, to be
sold at minced prices. .
Will elose'ont my entire stock of Carpets,
Brussels,; Tapestry, Ingrain, 3gp!y, and. Office
Matting. CtH and examino before pnjehas
tog elsewhere. . ! '' ."'V
' r , ... . j . j . . M
Also, full stock of Clothing and Undershirts,
from the cheapest to the best. Largest stock
of Red and White Flannels J
dec 10
SOL BEAR,
i SO Market St.
Seasonable Goods.
F. P. JONES,
W
pi LINTON, N.
sellor-at Law. mil
CIS 00
(to 8 50
(to 7 00
06 00
9400
O 5 00
a 3 50.
O S6
(O 23
a is
New Eiver Oysters,
rpHE FIRST OF THE SEASON, gjy fa '
From the celebrated Wlnbery
Farm on New River.
Also, Wines, Ales, lingers and Cliarejuid
free lunch every day, li o'clock.
--JOHN CAnnOLL,
EtptSS , : : lleropctsaeiloon.
PUE0ELL HOUSE.
'JJKDEB NEW 2XANAGEMENT,
B. L. PERRY. Prfvrw1iw. -
Lata Piuuiltor 'At'.a-nfn. rrvoi vr-r.'
belltu irpclstsatt. TennstXtOtoClCOa
C, ATTORNEY AND Conn
practice In any part of
he State. Specla fatten Hon grren itothe col
etlon ol3Tm. jseptlO-ly
500 Hlids New Crop
Cuba Molasses,
J-OW LANDING, EX-BRIG ANTELOPE
diroct from MaUnzas. For sale low.
Orders solicited. '
WORTH WORTH.
E OFFER NOW-FRESH Arrivals of
MOUNTAIN BETTER,
CREAM CHEESE, -'i-V' . .
EARLY ROSE 8EEd POTATO I
NEW ORLEANS 8UGAR,
NEW CROP MOLASSES,
1 P00 Bbls. GOOD FLOUR.
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