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. PJLKASS KOTICS. '
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Sunday j - '
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from' our trteads on any tad all aohjecif 'of;
general latcreat but ":" . " ' t ' - y '"
The name of the writer moat always be ft
BlahM to tta Editor. ..' " . .'. j 1
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Mated -
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One month, S3 cent.
til be delivered by cxrrlera free
Andltla ecpeday and particularly und
stood that the Editor does not always eodoi
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srilr .v.. t th lhATA
week.
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I"
he public baths in Ker York were
.. Jj last week by uieo and boys
"li t91 women and girlj.
tck simulation is dull in England.
Yd the Coitcd States, and the lamba
:c3 numcfons than formerly.
Car Ann. Mass.. lumisbca tminile
fort'-? new postodic in Baltimore at a
rste than any Maryland quarry
Th. net funded debt of the city
of
Se- Vcrk.on July 31, was $4,725.-
C.tO. as compared with $96,1 tl.9sS.58
l: ihe Uginning of the year.
The only setlementof the Confeder
3:e loan will be that between the spec
Ma:trsand their victima, in whom
there is a peculiar combination of the
rMb and the ass.
..
Ac onling to all accounts, the Presi-
, !i'!a: party K,Cifc tuHs "
,",,iVhra9ka. While the yield will
rro-ptrfa fine harvest.
I be lirst woman to arrive In Carbon
r.te. Col., received an ovation, marked
by Wa substantial tokens of welcome
as a town lot. a mining claim, and the
mnroy with which to buy a silk dres.
a HcDubHcan orzan informs us that ;
Col. John A Martin. Kansas. Dorsey's
ucee5or as Secretary of the Itepubli
can
National Committee, announces
himself as a candidate for Vice Presi-
f
J.vm
Mb. Chambenajnc. he Americ.n
teauty whom all England is crazy
over, lias refused five lords and seven
dukes forjthe hand of the man who took
the first prize injthe lawn tennis tourna
ment. The shipyards of England have done
such an extraordinary business daring
recent years that a decline of shipbuild
ing cannot be far distant, whatever
effect It may have upon the prosperity
of the nation.
It i reported that the once
4itMni!in. the Rev. and Hon.
pivotal
Gilbert
delaMatyr, of Indiana, has retired
iifr and his Stale and will
r,rarhin Denver. He will
not find:
miny greenbackers in Colorado
T A..An-n L1vvs1 i
oaa r ranctsco epctt uuu w
to build a house on Nob Hill, next year,
that will cost 5.000,000. and surpass
Vanderbilfs In interior decoration It
is thought that the pictures that Mr.
Mackcy is buying in Europe are intend
ed for its walls.
The Democratic majority at the State
election in Kentucky, held on the 6th
insu is about 50.000. The returns arc
not all In, but from those which kave
been received there is no doubt that
Proctor Knott is elected Governor and
the entire Democratic Stale ticket by
the majority indicated.
Sullivan and Slade, the Australian
imported to this country by Jem Mace,
for the purpose of meeting the Boston
boy, had a soft gloyc fight in New York
on the 6th inst., in which Slade was
"knocked out in threo rounds. Sulli
van did not receive a scratch, while the
Australian was terribly used up. There
is not much doubt that Sullivan has no
ejoal in the world as a pugilist.
The following prelate have been sum
monedto Rome: Archbishops Corri
gan. of New York; Gibbons, of Balti
more; Williams, of Boston; Foehan, of
Chicago ; Elder, of Cincinnati JHeiss. of
Milwaukee ; Pcrchc, of New Orleans ;
Seghert. oi Oregon City; Kendrick.of
St. Louis; Aleman, of San Francisco,
and Lamy. of Santa Fe. Of these
Archbishops Perche. of Now Orleans,
and Kendrick, of St. Louis, will be
represented by their coadjutors. Bishops
Ierray and Ryan.
Egyptian cotton is imported annually
in this country to the amount of 8,660
bales in 16S2 and an average of 8,000
bales in the last three years reported;
Egyptian being used here, as abroad, in
the manufacture of laces and other fine
warts, approaching sea island cotton in
iusup'.e. As most of this cotton is
srownia the cholera region, picked
from September on and shipped late in
the year, the precautions which should
.M .-m;n krnrA
very long to be necessary. m
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Ghw
Ac You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. n
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO HIW U0YERT13EMEITS.
Tates Reboot Books
W II Ghee Turnip Seed
V C M I llex Florida Water, Ac
lIzi5SBKsusBMexlcan Grasa Hammocks
IIokacs A Ba.go, Cbm'n Taxpajern Ukc
Notice I
Silver Plated Spoons andForks.low
prices, at jA.com .'a ' !
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot upSi bales. j
Watermelons aro nowj plentilul and
can be bought at reasonable prices.
Capts. John W. and f. T.- Harper
have purchased the steam tug Blanche.
. i j
Vennor's predictions trr this month,
thus far, have proved very nearly
recc !
cor-
i
; i j
A man's mouth may be ever so small
and yet be large enough to contain two
or three achers. 1
The days are growing decidedly
shorter and the last three or four nights
have been quite cool. !
Steamboatmen report that there is
1 thatloaaeu Doats cau go no ianneriuan
Cypress. !
The N. C- Phariuceutical Association
will resume,' and probably complete
the businesss" winch
called them to-
gether to-morrow
TIip Rnard of Pharmacy met this
morning at the Purcell j House for the
examination of candidates. Several
I I C U
appucams were ut-ioru u.
Ia speaking of Messrs. Munds Bros.,
.
.i;anu ?n vAEtPriUv's ssue the tvpcs
mens.a, Ua.u. pam mg sa cno
wneu we uuuuuvu j w.
salcfict.
ThoN. C. Pharmaceutical Associa
tion wont down the river on the rass
port to-day. as the guests of the drug-1
gists of this city, and tok' dinner at me .
Hotel Brunswick.
To-morrow the 10th inst., is the day j
for the "Farmer's dinner," at Clinton,
Sampson county, j These dinners are
held annually and are looked forward
. I to as important occasions.
xff fsimnpi Hlossom senus us two
-
big red apples as a specimen of what
New Hanover county can do in the
way of fruit growing. I hey are re.
! markably fine and fair.
"M
We learn that a colored boy had the
misfortune yesterday to get one of his
arms broken while engaged in a friend
ly wrestle with one of his 'companions,
but have been unable to learn the par
ticulars. The Pharmaceutical Association will
meet to-night and complete their labors
for the'sessiou. The eight session wil1
bo held tor the reason that jquite a num
ber of the members are compelled to
return to their homes to-morrow.
Wc hear of a number of circuses that
are headed in tbja direction, but have
no intelligence that any1 are coming to
this city. Probably they will come
rAM. ;ntr seta in. of which fact wo
shall all be informed
posters. i
by the flaming
The tax payers ot ! the county would
do well to remember the meeting of the
Commissioners, which is totake place on
Monday, tho 13tb inst. The purpose cf
the meeting is explained in an advertisc-
Ky rtind in knottier column of
UiCUb vvr uv - ,
this issue,
John Hill, the colored man who was
severely stabbed on Wrightsv(llc Sound
Tuesday, and who was brought to this I
city and sent to thelCity itospiiai. is
doing as nicely as could be expected.
The wounds arc dangerous, but not
necessarily fatal, though the physicians
cannot tell just now what will be the
result. j
She wandered with abstracted air
Peeping here and looking there.
Wo wondered what perplexed her
mind
And asked her what she sought to find ;
qu .murr matie. wuho -w
J uu
Dozirone it, where s my
chewin
gum
No Services.
We have been informed that the Rev.
Mr. Saunders, who was expected to
preaeh at the First Baptist Church nex
Sunday, will not be able to amveunul
Wme time during next week. Consc
quenUytherewillbeno
kt- hnren next auuuj.
fill
the pal pit, however, ,
19th inst. ?
The celebrated f -Fish Brand Gills
XUg i-l- Jacobi's Hard
Twine is eoiu - -
Waro Depot
Commendable.
A number of colored men of thiseity,
having in view the establishment of a
library and reading room, have organ
ized the 'Banraeker Library Associa
tion." It is formed in the interest of
education and morally, and we wish it
every success. They will hold a meet
ing to-night at Evans Hall,- on Prin.
cess, between Front and Second atreeta,
where they will happy to see any who
may feel friendly to the cause.
Fire.
An incipient fire was discovered this
morning about 10 in the office occupied
by Messrs Birdsev & Rankin and Mr.
Jno. E. Crow, on North Water street
and was extinguished without much
trouble with a few buckets ot water.
In a corner of the office was a quantity
of scrap cotton and it is thought that a
cigar 8 Lump had been carelessly thrown
in the pile and ignited it. There was
no general alarm, but the fire depart
ment turned out promptly m response
to the telephonic signal sent to tne en
gine houses.
Foreign Steamships.
FromCaptA.P. Cazaur we-learn
that arrangements have been perfected
to suddIv all demands for tonnage lor
e a
all foreign shipments of cotton and
naval stores during the'eoming season.
He has succeeded j in getting several
large steamships, which will come to
this port as occasion requires and load
cotton for foreign ports. They will come
under charter and will be subject to
the same'eharter party as sailing vessels
iTho steamshiDS will have a holding
j capacity of from 4,500 to 5 ,000 compress-
"aa r a a 1 ...Til ! M ;M a
eu oaies oi cotton auu win m
a meas
ure take the nlace of sailing vessels.
Mr. C. P. Mebane will be the consig
uee of the steamships, and much credit
! is due him in the establishment o
'steam communication between Wil
mington and the ixrt3 or the old coun
try.
Joint Meeting,
A nieetinir of the New Hanover
Board of Health was held last nigh
tn nonfer with a committee from
the Board ot Aldermen,consistinc; o
rvnr Hall and Alderman Bear, m
mfprpnr to the Introduction or im
portation of secoud hand clothing. j
Mayor Hall, as Chairman ex officio,
presided. Alter a free exchange of
views, and looking at the matter from a i
sanitary standpoint, it was decided that
the committee should report to the
Board of Aldermen that the Board of
Health deem the importation ot second
hand clothing hazardous to the health
of the city, and asked, for au ordinance
proscribing it from our midst. It was
further recommended that a systematic
and energetic policing of private pre
mises bo engaged in and housekeepers
are requested to lend their efforts 1 to
wards putting the city in a perfectly
clean condition. The becreiary was
instructed to furnish in the future tho
daily papers with a copy of the procced-
ngs of this meeting.
j
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacobi's Hardware Depot.
The Baltimore and Wilming
ton S. S. Co.
A line of steamers between Baltimore
and Wilmington, is now a fixed fact.
Tho Steamship Raleigh, -will sail from
Baltimore sometime between the 1st
and 10th of September and will be
followed by ; another steamer. The
Company have not as yet decided which
of three steamships they wM put on the
line with the I Iialcigh. Capt. A. D.
Cazaux will be tho agent of the line in
this city. It now devolves upou uui
merchants to patronize the line if Jtbey
desire water communciation with Balti
more. If tho lino is not patronized and
the company are discouraged in their
efiorts, it is not at all probable that an
other attempt will be made in a number
of years to establish a line of steamers
between the two ports. The Baltimore
&ri,of the 6th inst. publishes an article
purported to have -been clipped from
the Star of this city, to the effect that
Gen. Littlefield of North Carolina
is to put on a line of steamers between
tlx Iwn cities. w That is altogether a
mistake; our neighbor did not publish!
the article credited J to it, neither has
Gen. Littlefield anything to do with the
enterprise. Mr. E. Littlefield. ot Balti
more, a gentleman with large shipping
interests.is one of the company .that has
established the line.
Southern Railroads.
Hon. James Edwin Moore, attorney
for Albermarle and Raleigh, V - C. U.
B.. says : "I hare used Dr. Worthing
ton's Cholera and Diarhoea Medicine,
and most heartily commend jt as a
yery valuable remedy." 25 cents.
j Week, of Prayer.
From the twelfth to the nineteenth
of August 1883 it will be observed by
the Methodist E. Church, South, as a
week of prayer by appointment of its
bishops; 1 .
! Criminal Court.
The attention of this tribunal was
devoted to the disposition of the follow
ing cases: j
Stato vs. Sarah Mayer. Selling liquor
on Sunday. Defendant submitted.
Judgment $20 and costs. ' ;
State vs. J3enry Green. Assault and
battery. Guilty. " Judgment 1 penny
and costs.
Stole. wb. Henry Morton. Larceny.
Motion to quash. Motion overruled.
Appeal by defendant in forma pauperis.
Appeal granted.
State vs. Hintz Evans. Larceny. On
trial.
Johnny O'Brien."
Tt i now definite!? known that
"John O'Brien" has skipped the town
and left his bondsman in the lurch
O'Brien was detected some three or
four weeks ago in trying to effect an
entrance into the esiiblishment of
Messrs. Aaron & Rheinstein through a
back window, but as he had heretofore
borne a good character and he asserted
at the time that he was intoxicated and
did not know what he was doing, he
was given the benefit of the doubt and
released. He was apprehended inside;
of Mr. Jno.C. Heyer'4 store a few nights
ago and tried to make ffood his escape,
but failed and was captured. He waived
an examination before the City Court
and gave bond for $400 for his appear,
ance at the present term of the Criminal
Court, i When he was called he failed to
answer and judgment nisi was entered
on the docket. It is now ihought that
"Johnny" knew exactly What, he was
An'mrr nhn raii?ht in the rear of
""'"ft "
Messrs. Aaron & Rheinstein's and that
Ije played the intoxicated
artistic manner.
dodge in an
We have just ascertained some facts
in connection with the lestive "Johnny
wrfc'iMi Wda to : the belief that he is
professional, and has been carrying on
his larceny schemes for the past two
years.
For two or three years he was a po
liceman and stood well with the author
ties until a short time ago when! he
was discharged for being asleep on his
beat. As a policeman, he was on duty
last Winter on Messrs. Hall & Pear
svll's block, when their establishment
was robbed, and again he was on the
Dawson block when Messrs. Aaron I &
Rheinstein were victimized, and it looks
now as if "Johnny" might have had a
finger in each one of the pies. j
Act at Once.
The time is drawing very near for
the opening of the Boston Exposition,
at which North Carolina will have the
most complete exhibit of any of tho
States in the Union. This exhibit is
made so as to draw, capital and labor
to our Siate, which every one admits
;a nAMi vorv much. The State au
thnritiAs. that is. the Department
Ot
Agriculture, ii doing its fu
only backed up by the aid
ldu?y, and if
of the peo
much good
pie tarougnout me ow
.tr;n hn nprnmnlished:
much capital
will come to the State; many.manufac-
torieswillbe established, anu mines
ot iron, gold, &c. opened out. This
can bo. and will be if the citizens, the
farmers, and the land owners in our
State will only furnish information so
we may furnish to those who are
attracted by our State's display.
To get tho Northern men to settle or
invest in North Carolina, we must be
able to tell them where they can buy
lairds for farming purposes, where tney
can buy water powers, mineral and
wooded land, unless those who "have
such for sale will furnish such inform
ation themselves. Unless theyj will
prace their lands into market, giving it
into the hands of some reliable land
agency in the Stato we cannot expect
much gvjd to result from the efforts
made by our displays '; -
I urge and insist that every, person
who desires to sell any real property
furnish me with a description, price
and terms of same, and I will assist
them to place their lands upon the
Northern and New England markets.
I ask every man who desires to see
v.k n.rniini rtrncn(i to aid me in
this work. Very Truly,
jno. t. a ATKnjii,
State Immigration Agent,
Wadesboro. N. O.
Rare Chance to Visit Washlng
j ton, L. C.
A round trip ticket to the Capital for
only $7. Special train will leave Wil
mington on Monday. August 13th, at
10 A.M. Returning, leave Washing
ton on Thursday, 16th, at; 4 P. M
Orders for tickets sent to undersigned
will receive prompt attention. Send
registered letter or money order.
td. A. & I. SHRIEK
Dr. Benson's Skin Cure is without a
peer. It consists of both external and
internal treatment and costs only- 5 1,
per package. At druggists.
.?
Kitchen Marketr i
The following retail prices rule in
this market to-day, August 6:
Beef 815c per pound ; veal 16c per
pound ; lamb 12 15c per pound ; mut
ton 12l5c per pound; chickens 12i
30c, each; ! grown fowls, 35&50c; eggs,
161 cents per doz ; butter, country 25
30c.; Northern, 25035c; lard, 134815c;
Baltimore hams, 16 18c; breakfast
strips, 15 16; N. Ct hams. 15165c;
shoulders. 11 l2c; sides,li12ic; fish.
irout, pigfish,! &c., 20a25c, clams, per
quart, 19fc; per bushel, 75c ; cabbage,' 10
15c per head ; cucumbers,
5&10c doz;
sweet potatoes, 50 cents
pert peck;
Irish doi new, 30c per peck; onions
50 cents per peck, 5c per bunch a beets,
Art Yr bnneh: whortleberries. 5 10c
i : n
per quart; green apples, 25c per peck ;
squash, 20 cents per doz ; tomatoes, 20c
per peck ; okra, 35c per doz1 ; green
corn, 12iJ5c per doz ; peaches. 20c I
25 cents per dozen; cantaloupes, ! 3
.,r- . a KOfiAftfn Hmirli a ri rvJ
10 15c per quart, butter beans, 15c per
quart; field peas, 5e per quart; snap
beans, 30c per peck ; northern cabbage,
1020e. I
Citizens Meeting
BUROAW. AUffUSt t, I
Wiiekkas.- We the peoplejn consid
eration of our best interests ana tue
future prosperity ot the town ot rmr
eaw, and without intending to reflect
.. .. i -
upon the integrity, uaeuty or compe
tency of our Board of County Commis
sioners, do hereby
Resolve, That in obedience to tne
popular will, we do hereby respectfully
rpaueat the Board of Magistrates and
rinnntv t Commissioners! to construct
the Court House now about to be erect
ed at Burgaw. so as to front Fremont
inefAAH nf Wr hrht! street, as now m-
tended. t
Resolved. That we respectfully re
quest the Board bf Magistrates and
County Commissioners to make sale
of all land bought by the county, of J.
H. Teinken and wife nnd J. H. iMash
bnrn and wife, and restore the proceeds
thereof to the special tax fund. J
Resolved. That these resolutions be
Lsent to the Wilmington papers, witti a
request that they be publishea.
S. S. Satchweli., Chairman.
G. E. Shepakd, bee.
OIEO.
BOYETT In Columbus couuty, N. C, on
Julv 27th, J8S3. Mrs. ELIZABETH -TANE
BOYETT, relidt of Bryant Boyett, Esq., agel
6S years and 4 month. ' t
She had been a consistent member, of the
Baptist Church for forty yeara. ;
JJleeacd arc the dead who die In the Lord.
j FliIENI. .
Tra-nscript Messenger copy. I
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Taxpayers Take Notice,
O1
N MONDAY, AUGUST 13tb, the comtuit
sioners
lor New Hanover "County will r:ont
at the Court Honse in Wilmington, for the iur
pose of revising the Tax Lint and equalizing
assessment. All peraonB aggrieved by the ac
tion of the AeseBSors, and all property owners
having complaints to make, are hereby noti
fied to be present on that day and make known
their cafo of dissatisfaction.
HORACE A. BAW.
au"9-it . Chairman.
Mexican Grass Hammocks.
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER NEW LOT.
i
Parties who have been waiting for them can
now Lc auppJied again
I
At
UEINSBERGEK'S.
-pRANKUN SQUARE LIBRARY,
SEASIDE LIBRARY,
i :
LOWELL'S LIBRARY,
and a lot of other new and good Booka, Just
received at HEINSBERGKR'd,
aug S JJvc Book and MuIc Stores.
HATS! BONNETS
t
TrrnrTE and black excursion
Hits. Tuscan Hata ana uonneis, cneap.
MRS. KATE C. WINE.,
aug 6 No. 113 North Second fctrect.
E. C. Blair,
p EXERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
I No. 10, North Second Street,
Wllmlneton, N. C.
J fcollcita ronaignmentaof all kinds of Country
Produce. Top prices ana quics reinms gur
an teed. . Will
requested,
aug 6
reshlp to other markets when
E. O. BLAIR.
Commercial Hotel
Wilmington, jN. C.
M. SCHLOSS, Prop.
PIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
MOT, nrsfrclaaa Bar and BILIJARD
LOON ATTACHED. w
Sa
James J. Burnett,
pHOTOCBApilEB, T ;
- - 1 ". NEW MARKET BUILDING.
v -J'v i (Tip SUlr) SouthXront St.
Photgrapli..i........-----HDn
rerrotWe ...i J....i. 1 for SO cent
PMtfniivMtiflM the vobtie that ho la
nmtared to do all work ra hla Use. prompt I j
.it taw mtaea. A call U oacUCO. .
maj 19 - . . -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
AT
SUE- KATZ
116 Market Street.
A3 WE ARE EXTENDING OUR fcTOBK,
and the workmen need the ioom, we are now
offering
GREAT BARGAINS
i IN
f 8S , ' I L W
Dress Goods,
Embroideries,
-i - I
White Goo
t .n;;
LADIES AND G'pTrS'
n. a TJSE TJN DERW E AK.
il U OJj U li AJLiDt If U&Hi
STAPLE AND FANCY
Dry Goods,
die
Wcare .letermined TO CLOSEi OUT Qt'K
STOCK, and
commence i with our Improve
me o(g; also, AX ENTIRE NEW STOCK FOE
FALL AND WINTER.
Call and seenre BARGAIN'S at?
HI. Tvl. KATZ',
116 TJIarket St.
ang 6
'I
School BtokG
TEPOSITOBY
FOR SCHOOL BOOKS
U
adopted by ihe State
. r
Boanl of EdacaUoa.-
Liberal discount to country merchant
nti
ids.
and
'I
teachers. School Stationery bf all ktnr
ORGANS AND PIANOS fcold to School
i' - r i m ) ' .
and Churches at greatly reduced pricW, acd
on easy Instalments. . I
C. W. YATES,
aug o
llll Market atreet
Fly Trapq.
rpiIE BEST
AND CHEAPEST IN Tni8
market.
Our .!...,
GBAIN CUADLES i i ,
cannot be surpaaaed In price or quality. I
ware at W. E. SPRINGER A CO 8., I-
a largo ana weu eeieciea biock oi itani
Sacoeaaora ' to John Ja waon A Co., I
aug I Market Btreel
Turnip Seed Turnip,Seed.
I NEW CROP 1883. Ij .
T?OR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JO
Country ordera Invited.
WILLIAM H. GREEN, Drngglat,
. r
1 1
aug 6
117 Market Street
Fruit Jars.
ani
TTALr GALLONS, QUARTS. PINTS
PKfc5ERVE TUMBLERS. L
Giles & Murchlson. I
aug - i, North Front ,6t
FLORIDA WATER, I
LAVENDER WATER, , , !
nnr i.t vrrin f
HKLIOTROPB WATER. c
WHITE ROSE WATER. ' '
I RAZENA WATER.
AIao a complete aaaortment of Cologne and
Perfamry for the Bammer aeaaon. m
PreacnptKma coranotrnded day aaa
night at
r. U. JiILLKK'3, j
German DrngrUt.
Correr Fourth and N as u.
aug
Solid Comfort:
WERE IS SOLID COMFORT IS THEuM
va m nj wv4p x& ur-wa
ualng one. Mrs: 1 "With ihla We am lndpenM
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