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WILMINGTON. N. C.
MONDAY. APKIL 23. 1883.
Entered at the Postofflcc at Wilmington, N. C.
as Bccond-class matter.
- More thfi one-half of 45,000 children
lately examined in (Germany were found
to be suffering from defective vision. In
some schools the proportion of the
shortsighted was as high as 70 and 8(5
percent. In the Heidelberg gymnasium
it was 100 per! cent. ; every lad in the
school had bad eyesight, According to
Professor Pfluger, this state of things
arises from insufficiently lighted school
rooms, bad Friat aQd bad paper, the
method of writing in vogue and ill
contrived desks.
A vigorous movement is about to be
made at the commercial exchanges in
favor f the projected Florida ship
canal. The president of the company,
who has recently besn enlisting the
support of the New Orleans and Mobile
Chambers of Commerce and Boards of
Trade, willbe in New York .this week
in the expectation of enlisting Northern
capital for the prosecution of the work
which, it is Iclaimed, will shorten the
distance between the Gulf and Atlantic
ports nearly eight huudred miles.
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The LeMore Brothers were French
makers of crav cloth. The New Or
leans branch house supplied the Con
federate army. After Butler captured
New Orleans they continued to send
crav cloth to the Confederates For
this he arrested them and punished
them without trial. A ball and chain
was put on one. They brought a clajm
for reparation before the Franco
American claims commission which
has awarded $10,000 to the one who
wore the ball and chain and $4,000 to
the other.
The movement for putting all the
electrical wires underground in New
Yrk seems to be taking positive form.
The committee on underground wires
has issued a call for a moeting of the
twenty-one electrical companies doing
business in that city, with a view of
finding some feasible plan for putting
all their wires underground, as is now
done by the Edison Electric Light
Company. The circular of the com
mittee says it is reasonable to hope that
an inclusive single system may be
found which will take in the telegraph,
fire alarm, district messenger and tele
phone wires. For each company to
have a separate system would involve
an unbearable expense, and would
seriously disturb the use of the streets.
There are 350 devices already patented,
and these will be considered by the
committee.
It would seem that two of the offi
cers for the Tallapoosa got a much de
served drubbing at the hands of an in
dignant citizen of St. Augustine- while
the steamer was lyiug at that port.
The Jacksonville Herald gives the
following version of the affair:
On Sunday night in St. Augustine
an emeute occurred that may result in
tho dismissal from the United States
Navy of Offiicer Reaves ami another
officer of the U. S. steamship Talla
poosa whose name we have not learn
ed. As nearly as we can gather the
facts from tho sources of information
at our command 'two officers of the
Tatlapoosa went ashore on Sunday
night, and in a state o semi-intoxication
were grossly discsurteous to two la
dies walking on or near the Plaza. The,
ladies were near relatives of Messrs. "I.
Conova and Morey Irwin, of St. Au
gustine. The first of these was near
enough to the parties to hear the ollen
sive remark. He immediately chal-
. lenged the officer to know what he
said. The latter repeated his remark
"when Conova pluckily pitched into
both of them, and but for the interfer
ence of bystanders would have gotten
the best of the fight. The officers re-'
tired to their hotels, and shortly after
ward Mr. Irwin, hearing of the affair,
repaired thither, and personally invited
them out for a second difficulty. This
challenge they of course declined. So
far as we could learn public sentiment
is strongly against the naval officers,
and many good people of St. Augus
tine applauded the action of Conova.
The afiair created considerable excite
ment for a time. The officers were up
- on Monday bcloro Secretary Chandler
and Commadcr Kellogg, of the Talla
poosa, and no decision had teen reach
ed on Monday noon. It is probable the
officers will be eiher suspended or dis
missed. The Savannah Xcics, however, "pub
lishes a different account, which it de
- rives from the officers ot the ship.
. There is much less of probability in this
account than in the other:
Two officers of the Tallapoosa, while
walking in the streets of St. Augustine,
within a stone's throw of the hotel
where the rresmcnt and Secretary of
the Navy were staying, were assaulted
by a man named Conova. lie accused
them of saying something to his nieces
The officers were astonished.. With
them at the time of the assault was a
gentleman from New xork, who was
thunderstruck, lie could not understand
why tho assault had been committed.
"He was with the officers, and assured
Mr. Conova that he was mistaken ; that
not only were the officers gentlemen,
but that he knew that they had not said
one word to any ; one. Conova was
either mistaken in the: identity of the
men or else was disposed to get satisfac
tion for the alleged insult from anyone.
"Capt. K.cllo2, of the Tallapoosa, took
sreat pains cext day ta investigate the
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matter, and reported to becretary
Chandler, who was so well satisfied
that the assault was entirely unprovoked
that he dismissed the whole matter at
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GOOI DIVIDENDS.
At the annual meeting of the Granite
ville Manufacturing Company.- of Au-
usta. Ga., held Thursday, the report
of the president showed that tin; profits
of Vaucluse for the year were $63,000
and ofGraniteville $103,000. making a
total of $160,000. I The expenditure of
the Graniteville factory were $36,000,
and of Vaucluse $5,000
The net pro-
fits were $125,000. The dividends paid
during the year i,werel
$60,000.
has been
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new machinery $28,000j
pended. The President says that not
withstanding the unfavorable year just
passed' we have made near .21 percent
net on our capital, after paying all nec-
essary expenses and $21,000 interest
This is interesting
reading
to the
people of the South, though
we doubt
whether it would be remarkably enter
taming and encouragiug to those of the
North. It shows of what this section
is capable, and will undoubtedly give a
fresh start to cotton manufacturing
enterprises here. Already we hear of
many new factories in ' contemplation
some of which we are assured will be
built immediately. A ibort time since
the leading business men of Florence,
S. C and vicinity begun to agitate the
scheme of a factory in their midst and
in a few days $100,000 had jbcen sub
scribed. Darlington, S. C a few miles
from Florence, is now working for the
same object, and with a fair prospect
of itsacco'mplisbment. Both towns are
in the midst of a rich cottonj producing
country and everything looks favorable
for the projected enterprises.
But cotton factories are not all that are
needed. The manufacture of; furniture,
carriages, hats and . paper can be made
as profitable here as the I manufacture
of cotton, and the growing importance
and extent of this latter enterprise calls
imperatively ior many dependent in-
dustries which must j be established
here, which are essential to the full de
velopment of the profits to be obtained
from the manufacture of the staple.
Lady Keaittifiers i
Ladies, you cannot make lair skin,
rosy cheeks,' and sparkling eyes with
all the cosmetics ot France or beauti
fiera ot the world, while in poor health
and nothing will give you such rich
blood, good health, strength and beau
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PERSON A f .
Ex-President Davis will deliver the
opening address at a meeting of -the
Southern Historical Society, which
will be held in Vicksburg, Miss., May
21. ; v j ,
During the absence of the President,
young Arthur runs the White House.
The other night he gave a grand din
ner in the great dirimg hall to the
Princeton. College Glee Club, j
The Louisville j Courier-JowrwaZ
charges Senator Logan with jvmaking
ancient history sick of its existence"
in addition to his! repeated crime of
"putting dynamite under the country's
grammar.1! ! I
- Ex-Got. St-Jonri, of Kansas, had
better stick to lecturing outside his
State where they appreciate him. He
has added to his exploit of beibg
feated for Governor of a strong
publican State the achievement of
de
Re -
be
city ing defeated foi mayor!
in his own
of Leaven worth.
Commander B. A
Newman, who
died in England on April 1, aged ninety
years, was the last surviving officer of
Admiral Strachan's squadron which
captured Admiral Dumaboir's French
fleet at Ferrol in 1805. Burins Bona
parte's imprisonment at St. Helena he!
1 . it ! 11- A !
was auucueu io me guarusnip sia
tioncd there. T
A celebrated .Case.f
It seems probable that Mr. Michael
O'Connor, ot Galesburg, is not related
to the celebrated Charles O'Connor.
He says: "SamarUad Nervine cured
me of dyspepsia and g'eneral debility."
MOONSHINE.
Mrs. Domesticity calls at the kitchen
furnishing store. "Have you Cook's
stew-crs:"' she asks. The dealers is
dumbfounded till he is shown an ad
vcrtisement of "Cook's tours." when
ho directed her to the nearest railroad
office. " I i 1
Ten residents of Waverlv. who
wouiuu t no a nay s worK ior any
thing, recently hauled over twenty
cords of wood to get n red squirrel that
wasu't there. Then they cracked a
commandment. Ostveyo Accord.
Why is it that whiskey straight Will
make a man walk crooked? Boston
G 160c, Why is it? Why, it is because
you drink it. Did you never think! of
that? lou leave the whiskey in the
jug, and it will not make you walk
crooked. i j , j . j
Don't blame the rookter for bragging
over every egg that is laid in the fami
ly. Only hunaan nature, nothing more.
You remember that when that bounc
ing boy arrived at your house it wasn't
the mother who went about I doing the
crowing.
An Indian came to an agent in the
northern part ot Iowa to procure some
whiskey for a younger brother, who! he
said had been bitten by a . rattlesnake.
Four quarts!" repeated the agent, with
surprise : much as that?" "Yes."
replied tho Indian,! "four quarts ; snake
very big." . ; : -
U",Golden Medical Discovery" is not
only a sovereign remedy for consume
tion,but also for, consumptive night
sweats, bronchitis, ; coughs: influenza.
spitting of bloodrweak lungs, shortness
of breath, and kindred affections of the
throat and chest,::"" By drugsists. - v -
J. W. Gery, Esq., Statesville. N. C.
says: "I can recommend Brown's
Iron Bitters. I have-used it with
gratifying results." .
It Li a curious thing, y but when a
man slips up he always slips down.
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Catarrh of the isiadcler.
" Stinging irritation." inflamation, all
Kidney and Urinary Complains, cured
c.y "Buchu-paiba." . $1.
Never count your chicken before
is catched. Picayune, .
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... A specific, and the only one too for
alt forms and types of skin disease, i3
known the world over as Dr. Benson'
Skin Cure. It is not a patant medicine,
but a reliable, certain remedy. Drug
gists. .
Quarterly Meetinsrs
For the Wilmington district of the
Methodist E. Church, South: 1
(second round,)
Brunswick, at Concord April 28-29
Clinton .. ...... ..May '' 5- 6
Cokesbury.... May 12-13
Newton Grove Mission,. May 15
Bladen.-.. .May 19-20
Whiteville, at Whiteville-. . .May 24
District Conference, at !
Whiteville. May 24-27
Waccamaw Mission. . . . k -. .May 29
Fair Bluff Mission... May 30
Elizabeth, at Bladen Springs June 2- 3
Point Caswell Mission. .... .June 5
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MYv.SKTX ACfllCH HAS 1SKKX CaVKKEl
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I "Headache banished by Dr. Benson's Celery
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system, healing purifying
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79 Dearborn Ave, Chicago, Nov. 7.
I have been a great sufferer from
a very weak stomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia in its worst form. Nearly
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physicians, but got no relief until I
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dec 19
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1883.
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making c othlng and for keeping up with ?S
latest fashions at the lowest prick i v '
item of cooking or economy suejreati !7
department Is practically tested lyyexnerL
forepubUcation. Letters from oltuh
London corrcepondenu on the verv
fashions. The Ilome Department of tue wf
ly Herald will save the housewife mon&x
interesuol11 thC prlce f the raw?. lS
SKILLED LABOR, i
after, and evervthlEir wim1 !
ar looked
mechanics and
labor saving iscarerulr
corded. There
latest pliases of the husmess markets? Crim
Merchandise, Ac. Ac. A valuable; feature ll
dmo2s of 61K:cIal,y rcrtetVPriaSu
I THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Sporting News at home and abroad, tojteth
er with a Story every week, a Sermon hv fm '
eminent dlvinl. Literary, ffl DraCtSc
Personal and Sea Notps. There Is noiin?r fi
the world which contains so ranch i nei-i
tcr every week, as th wkir nJ- w
Is sent, pastage free, for One Dollar. You S
Duuoviiueniiuiy lime.
; The New York Herald
5
In a Weekly form, One Dollar
a Year.
Address NEW YORK HERALD,
. Broadway and Ann btreets.New York.
A
Hulbert Bros. Wholesale
Price List.
' !' " Price
4 Piano, 7 oct.. square, rosewood.
carved, agraffe ...159 00
7 Plano,uprIght,7 oct, cabinet gi and 174 00 J
" 13 Organ, 4 sets reeds,9 stops and giand
; organ t J. 69 00
Organ, 6 sets reeds, 13 stops, coup
ler, sub-bass ...1 4.
Our Pianos and Organs are war
ranted first-class, i
73 00
2 Violin outfit, box, bow, 8trlng8.com-'
piece........ ;
3 Violin cremona model, extra fine .
i Accordeon, 10 keys, bass box, line
( tone......
6 Accordeon, 6 keys, 1 stop, 2 sets
1 reeds.perfect L...
Mouth Organs, Vienna concert, 24
i holes I
8 Mouth Organ, Genuine Ricbter 10
holes, GS.. ....L.i...4
11 Mouth Organs, Genuine Concert
- double 24 holes, GS.......U....
14 Clarionet, genuine Martin, 6 keys,
boxwood I
17 Fife, in ebony, German eilve ferules
16 Music Box, 1 tune, crank, fine
3 00
9 00 .
loot
101 '
- J h
24
I 00
100.
;i 10
19 " tunes, wind with lever
large.. 4.. 23 00
20 Violoncello, patent, machine
head
' gvuu...
22 Double Bass, patent bead, 3
" strings.!.. ,
10 00
or
tr9 AI
24 Guitar, maple, nnchine head,j fine
finish
27"BanJo, 10 Inch, 4 brass brackets
28 Cornet, brass cornopeon style, case
ana crooks
30 Drum, brass, Prussian, ornamented
Gold Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings,
H Bros
Silver Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strines,
II Bros.....
Steel Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings,
H Bros..........
Gut, Russian, German or IUllafl, best
quality..... ..p....;......
Instruction Books, Howe's or Winners,
ftnv inntmmrnt......L.
4 00
00
Having Just made a good trade for 100 Sing-)
cr Sewing Machines, will sell them for $25 each -while
they last. , . i ! ,f
Money is qu.te safe In common letter tit
plainly addressed.
Terms strictly cash with order. Will tske
stamps. ' !' ! -.
Agents and dealers send for our 40 page Cat
alogue, i
n above net wholesale prices agents can
make 100 per cent profit. - . . ;
Call on us when you come to 8L Lonls. 1 '
References : Any bank or wholesale house
In the city. . !, .lA.
Hulbert Bros., Is the only General Whole
sale house In St. Louls. . WJ ' f
HULBERT BROS..
923 Olive Street, Saint Louis, M0.
jan 13-ly : ,
Fayctteville Observer.
ryi THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8th, lfe3,
the undersigned will revive the puthcatlon joi ...
the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER. j .
The Observer will be a large 28 cfto,
weekly newspaper, and will 1 mailed to ub
scribers, postage paid, at $2 per "m K
ways in arvanSe. It will give Mwsoftbe
day in as ample form as its space willrmu,
and both regular and occasional JreP?'
dents will contribute letters from the Capita
on State politics and affairs. JlJ will
Democratic in politics, the OBSERVES .m .
laborflrst of all, to assure the V'"
theTownofFayetteville, to develop t ;
agricultural resources of Its own anl we
neignboring counties, and to PWih
concerns the welfare of the peoplo of onn
Carolina. - - , t,nme!t
Opposed to such innovations on cJiomejy
wayVf jut fathers as, in vthe guise ot V
gres, harm society, the OBSKKvr.R win be
found in full sympathy with the new ttdng
born of tue changed condiUon of lh JJJJ
which sound judgment or enlightened expen f
ence find to be also good. j ,. tu "
As to the rest: it will strive to deserve we ,
reputation of the name it inherits, j
A week made
k- inrfmHAiu. Best 1"I
ness now ueioro W0
n.nital not needed.
rr.rrr the punn
will start you. Men. women, doj-- h
.wanted everywhere to work for tho, r
give your whole time to tiywtlL
other business will pay vou nearij es.
No one can all to make tnarmooa V9Jtrt.
dress Trite & Co. , Augusta, Maine . .
JUST
9 00 .
10
. I . :
15
SO j
7
The Star Saloon
: - GEO. r. HERBERT, Propriety.
13 Market Street, Wilmington, . C
-pgETTXY FITTED. EKYTIIlNO .XEAT
clean and nice., , fl,nor asd CI
XV liest of Ale, Wines. IWon nuu v
Cars, domestic acd isporU'J. ' , ,
apl y -