North Carolina Newspapers

T h e D a i I y R ev i e w . JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop. WILMINCTON. N; a TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 0 1883. Entered at the Postoulce at Wilmington, N. C. - ' - as second-class matter. ; , Considerable significance is attached in - New York to the declaration of State i Senator Thomas F. Grady in lavor of the renomination.of Tilden and Ilendricks a the Democratic Presiden tial ticket in 1884. Senator Grady is a Tammany leader and the inliniale per sonal and political friend of John Kelly, and his pronunciamento in favor of Tilden is believed to have the approv al of the Tammany chieftain, ; ' - The interest felt in the Virginia clec tion is attested by the action of sixty five wholesale firms in Richmond, who have sigocd a paper stating that, in view of the "great importance of iho ap proaching election," they have agreed to keep their travelling salesmen in the city until after they have had au oppor tunity to vote. Iu Staunton, Norfolk. Danville, Liberty and other cities, the business men decided to close their places on election day, in order that their employees might work for thc success of the Democratic ticket. In England an absurd fashion has set in of undervaluing pictures as orna ments tor a room The room itself. say the apostle3 of the new dispensa tion niust be a picture. Nothing but decorative art is permissible. An art patron not long since got a well-known decorator to produce an ideal dining room. When it was finished he asked : "Where w hall I put my pictures?" The reply was : "Your pictures would spoil the room. You must build a. gallery ;" and the art decorator laughed scornfully when the poor householder pleaded: "But I bought my pictures to live with!" Fewer and fewer pic turesare now hung on English walls: ; A novel real estate project la Chjca!?6 U the building of an artificial island in the lake in front ot the city, laying it off in residence lots and selling them to wealthy citizens who may wish to live where they can see the city without being in it. The proposition is to first forma square or circular enclosure, with walls mada of loose stone and rising to a safe level above the water o the lake, and then make the enclosure a general dumping-ground for the re fuse and rubbish from the city till a plateau lor the future 'town. shall be secured. It is thought such an island would be a romantic ami attractive place of residence. of the law" We cadge"6ur rulers and although it is not always done i without discord yet it is effected wi'hont- vio lence and without the slightest tremble in commercial and financial circles; Last Thursday the command of the army was transferred from one man to J another and the fact was scarcely com picntcd upon. it is as the New York World says: Without a ripple ot oxcitcruent, aN most without attracting a passing notice, the command of the army of the United States was last Thursday transferred from General Sherman to Lieutenant Gencial Sheridan. A general order from General Sherman announced in ten lines his relinquishment of the com mand. A general order quite as brief from Lieutenant-General Sheridan gave notice of his assumption of tbe com mand. Then the two generals held a reception and when it'was overpaid a visit together to the President., Only this, and nothing more. In any other country acbaugo in the head of the army would be an occasion of excitement if not of commotion In many governments it could scarcely be attempted without revolution. Here we have no need of a stantting army" except as a iroutier patrol. Our soldiers take the character ot police Probably J the only notice taken ot the change in the command will be by .those .who regret that a position of such honor should descend from a man of brains and culture to a rough, coarse and illiterate trooper. How- happy is a country whose etrcugth is in its people instead of in great armies and powerful navies, and whose glories and triumphs are those of peace and not of war ! SHOUTS. ; r the hails. r Tbemalls cioee and arrive at the City Po9 office a follows;- f . CLOSE. Northern through mall, fast. 7.15 P. M. Northern through and wiy malls.... 5.40 A. M. Raleigh.;.). ........ P. M. and 5.40 A. M. Malls for the N. C Railroad ami routes supplied therefrom Includ ing A. & S. C. Railroad at - 8.00 P. M. and 5.40 A. M. Southern Mails for all points South, daUy 8.00 P. M. Western mails (C. C. Railway) dally, - - - -fexcent Sunday) 6.15 P. M. All points between Ilamlct and Ral- eio t. i. i . ai. MaH for Cheraw and Darlington Rail road 8.00 P. M. Mails for points between Florence -4Ud Charleston 8.00 P. M FayetteviUc aDd offices on Cape Pear River, Tuesdays and Fridays.;.... 1.00 P. M. Faycttevllle, via Lumbcrton, daily, except Sundays. .............. .,...6.15.1. M. Onslow C. H. and Intermediate olfi- MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS! ces. Tuesdays and Fridays.... 6.00 A. M. SmUhvme mans, by accamDoai.-naiiy (except Sundays).. .............. ..8.30 A. M. Malls for Easy Hill, Town Creek, snauoiic anu Liiue tuvcr. -Tues days and Fridays. 6.00 A. M. Wrightsvllle, daily $.30 a. M. OPEN FOR DELIVERY. Northern through and way malls. .. .7.30 A. M Southern Malls . ...7.30 A. M. Carolina Central Railroad........'., y. 00A. M. Malls collected, from street boxes business portlou of city at 5 A. M.. 11.30 A. M. and 5 .30 P. M. and from other poiuUr of the city at 5 P.M. .. tamp Office oicn from 8 A. M. to i2M., and from '1 to 5.30 P. M. Money order and Register Department oien samo as stamp office. Stamps for sale In small quantities at general delivery when stamp office is closed. General delivery open from 7 A. M. 7.30 P.M. and on Bandars from 8.30 to 9.30 A. M. Carriers delivery open on Sunday from oC.SOA.M. A compact little telegraph company is being organized to do business be tween the New York l'rodueeExehage and the Chicago Hoard of .Trade. It was proposed to put up wires at first, but it was not easy to get a right- oi way, and the plan is now to buy the wires put up by the Nickle-piatc Kail road lino. They run from Weehaw ken to Grand Crossing, eight miles from Chicago, aud can be had lor 000,000. It will cost about 5,000 lo run the wires into New York City, and $10,000 to finish the Chicago end. It is proposed to have mly. members ot the two Exchanges as stockholders, and to guard againts . consolidation by . providing that no one shall hold more than 500. The bftsinc&s to be con trolled is very large, five firms which operate in both cities ! alone pay over $100,000 a year iu tolls, and there is talk about a rate as low as ten or fifteen cents Wilkie Collins writes most "of his novels with his own handci but now and then rheumatic gout gives him such pain that he caunot hold a pen, and then he employs an amamfensis. The greater part of 'Thc Mooustone"' was dictated, and Mr: Collins says it islhe only one of his works which he. has never read. The recollection of the agony he sutVcred while dictating it deters him. "For a long time, while that book was writing' he says, 'T had the utmost difficulty in getting an amanuensis who would go on with his work without interrupting himself . to sympathize with me. I am much Ifke a beast in many ways if I am in pain, I must howl; and, as I lay iiWhc bed in the corner yonder, I would often break forth in a yell of anguish'. Then my amanuensis would urge me to conu pose myself and not to write any more. Between the paragraphs I would go along nicely enough, having iu my mind just what I wanted to say. and these interruptions would drive me mad.. Finally, a young girl, not more than seventeen, offered to help me, and I consented that she should, in case she was sura she could let roe howl and cry out in my pain while she kept her place at the table- She did it, toe, and 'The Moonstone' finally came to an end. But I never read it never." There is no country like ours and . we are proud ot it and with a just pride. It is, indeed, "the land ot Iho free and the home' of the braye.'J? The civil laws are here supreme and every : man in tho broad limits of the " Republic i3 ri'cccd f.s r.ny ether zin. ii tH r.nt An English woman, calling herself Englo, has walked 1,500 miles in 1 ,000 hours. A murderer in a Kansas jail charges five cents for a look, and is thus doing a thrividg busiuess. There are thirteen thousand cabmen in Loudon and last year nineteen thous . and left articles Were returned. Under the sceptre of the Czar of Rus sia live thirty-eight different nationali ties, each speaking its own language, which is foreign to ail others. The remains of Harvey, discoverer of the circulation ot the blood, have been placed in a thousand dollar marble coflin by the Royal College of Physi cians. King Humbert thinks that six years are too long a time for his father to re main without a pretentious tomb, and. therefore, one is soon to be, built in the centre of the Pantheon. Berlin tradesmen are so excited by the proposed opening of co operative stores that they have asked the Emper ot to forbid members of the army and navy to have anything to do with them. The big diamond recently found in South Africa, though weighing nearly six ounces, is not estimated as worth more than $ 10,000. the color being bad. However a. bath ot acid has improved it. Prince Bismark has taken to indus try in a new channel.' Mr. Gladstone fells tree3 for exercise. The great German fells them for gain. The in dustry he ha? taken to is the conversion ot wood into paper. " WouWnt be williout Dr. Bcnsoii's Celery and Cliamomile pills if tfiey cost SBl. a pill.' . lacy cured me oj neuralgia, ofi) years standing." Joseph Snyder, Paxions, Pa. 50 cts. per box, at druggists. ine Urowing Child. "V, North Carol! na . Reso u rces. ! 1 "One of the most useful series of descrip tive books ever pablisUoa about any State." Boston Post. t . - Hale's Industrial Series. Two Volumes ow Ready. ' " . l.fTiiK Woods ad Timbers of Xobth Carolina Cimis's. KmmorsV aoI Kerr's Botanical Reports: euppfcnicoted bv accurate County 11c i o its ot Standing Forcsts.aiidlLua- f tmtivt hviln lvrol1fint Mat. rt Ihn wit v. It.is wtUknown that a large ma t ri ty of themunan race die in child hood. Of course e-lrybody has to die, some time or other. But there p such a thing as prolonging life, and also of making the most of it while it lasts. - " " , A' growing chXd is exposed to more risks than an adult. The svs- Nonnr Carolina Emtaons: Kcrr. Xaid i 1 11111 . : :.,:. r; l . . - j y , luikus .anumc census 1'cporu: eut- tem IS ill its formative State, and very plcraeuted by full and accurate sketches of tbc rmy six vouuiies ana map or the ttsto. w 1 Volume 12oio. Cloth, 423 $1.50. Sold by all Booksellers! or mailed postpaid, on receipt of tho price, by - E J. IIAUE A SON, Publishers," Bookecllers aud Stationers,- . . !" Jcw York ; Or, P. M. HAL.E; Publisher, Eaicigh, "N C Kept i9 . ; . i ,. tratcd by an excellent Map of the fctato. 1 Voluuio 12mo. , Cloth, 275 pp., 1.23. -i II. ! Tiijj Coal ami Jrov Couxtiks ov BACON Korth Caj&Cna- iiwnn. y CD. ...... 4 Shoulders. V L Sides, V a...............-. Hams..... i....;... Sides. Shoulders... . ii,..v.vi.i. DRY 8AL,TJD " 8ides. Vft....:...;.;,.:;. onouKters. w ft.... receptive. If contagious diseases are in the atmosphere, the child is par-: ticularly exposed to them. Diseases vvhich will-pass over a full-grown man or woman will attack a growing child, and often with fatal effect. A growing 'child is liable to all manner of accidents. Cuts, wounds. bruises,, and casualties of varioui kinds may happen at any moment. - ' 1883. Harper's Magazine. ' illustrated ' k " - . - V-"' , - , - (J , ". . . ' Harper's Magatine bCfflua its sixty -Lxth ?ol uruc with tho Ioccmler-iNuinber. It is not WHOLESALE PPICEs a lie mi in wi n v 7TTr-wTV Miucr pneca nave ; 8tandard.r-.!:nil: ' IM. .... no -1040 on n 10 a oo "Ho BAliRKLS Spirits Turpentine. fcond Hand, each ..7?! 7 llWji 00 A 11 u u 11 New New York, each. , JJKESWAX, V lb. BUTTEK, V H- North Carolina...... Northern....... Wilmington.... 73 a - 1 50 o " V 5g ......... ?8 18 S A woman who wants a heart wants a puro mind. charitable All ot One Alincl. Every one who has ever had occasion to U3e Hosadaijs lor tliscises of the b!ool, speaks of it in terras of highest praise and commendation.. It is thors ouglily ell'eetual. and tiiey all unite in sayiut; there is notiiing equal to the 'Fluid Extract of Kosadalfs. Dr. R. WILSON CAUR. of Balti more, say "he has used it in cases ot Scrofula and other diseases with much satisfaction.'1' Dr. T. C. PUG 1 1, of Balti more, re commends HOSADALIS to all persons stiUerinz with diseased blood saying it is superior to any preparation he has ever used. itev. DABXEY 15 ALL. ot the Balti more M. E. Conference. South, says he has been so much benefited by the use of KOSADALIS Hint he cheerfully re commends it to all of his friends and acquaintances. MOONSHINK.. A German accosted a broaM brimmed specimen lrom Texas on Wisconsia street Sunday : "Who vos you, I don't know. Looking .tho inquisitive Gers : al t 1 a k.- mau iu me isce, nc repiicni : "i am a cowboy.' "Dots sood' replied our German friend. "Shake. 1 vos a bully boy, doo." They shook. reek's Sun. Hector "Is that the parcels post. James? He's early this morning, isn't ne.J (rsoise without, baying ot doss 'etc.) What's all this-?" James ( ex citedly) "Yes, sir; postman says as how the vouni: 'ounds a cominsr back from cubbin' found 'm near the kennels ana runued mi all the way "cro. Thev was close onim when he got in. thinks it was a packet of red 'erriDgs in the bag, sir. I see the run from the pantry window (with enthusiasm) a oeautuui teu minutes' oust, London launch. "r ather,' he said, as the two stood on Jefferson avenue looking around. "that is the Board of Trado building oyer there." "Yes. yes I see; good oig place to trade in." ,I hat's whero they speculate. "lhcy co. ch?' MYcs; 11 iu wereiogive mo "jjj.uuu in cash I'd go over there and buy wheat at 95 cents, wait a Tew days and sell ior a dollar, and divide the profit with you.' "I dcclar'!'" said the old man as he reached into his pocket. "It's an easy way to make money. 'father.' Yes; .James, it looks that way, but after all I don't see as it beats plantin' six acres of ground. . wuth $35 an acre, in a uuijiu giuuiiu ui lULa ufc a lot Guess we'd better stick to our grave yard.' 'Detroit Free Press. Cured Six Years Ago. "It has been 6 years since I was cured of fits," says Mr. V. Ford, of Wirt, Jefferson Co., I nd. "Hamaritan Nervine did it." And it always will, reader. $1.50, at druggists. -i We have sufficient strength to sup port the misfortune of others. 'Mother Swan's "Worm Syrup' Iatallible, tasteles, harmless, cathar tic; lor feverishness, restlessness, worms, constipation. 25c. The utility of virtue is so plain, that the unprincipled feign it from policy. -r If you suffer with Sick Headache, Constipation. Sour Stomach, or Bilious attacks, Emouv's .Little Cathautic Pills will relieve you. 15cents. .eod-w The great event of to-day is usually but a trifle in the memory of to-morrow sir J - If you are a frcouentnr or n. rpiHonf. of a miasmatic district, barricade your system asaias toe scourge ot all new countries ague, biliious and intermit tent fevers by the use of Hop Bitters. Ludington; Mien , Feb. 2, 1880., -: I have sold lion Bitters for four Years and there is no medicina thai surpasses them for billions attacks, kidney com plaints and many diseases incident ta this malarial c!ic2!it3. " " ii. t. ALr.KANDrrt. By One, of the Fools, "Why pardon my remarking It but, my dear old'f riend, 1kw changed you are. I de clare you must have lived very high or very fa&t to have '.riven the color out of your hair and the spring out of your step this fashion.' Looking at the sunset on the river from the grounds of his place up the Hudson, my school chum who Is now one of the best known min ing experts in the country answered: "It wasn't fast living did it, but dyspepsia and nervous collapse, from over-work. I ought to have stopped years before Idld. Iwas a fool. But who isn't, if you come to that ? ! am thirty-five years old," wrl'es Mr (harles II. Watts, of Sofners, Putnam Co., N. Y., and had suffered from dyspepsia for fifteen years Went the round of the current remedtim, falsely so - called. . Listlessly nnd without hope I g.ive I'arkkkN Tonic a trial. The. result may be staled in three words f it cured me. I endorse now without hesitation. It is the dyspeptic's refuge." Mr. G. It. Cole, druggist, of Cannel, N. Y., certifies to the truth of Mr. Watts' statement. IIiscox & Co., proprietors, call especial at tention to the fact that thi3 preparation, which has been known as Fakker's fiiy oer Tonic, will hereafter be called H'mply I'akkeh's Toxic. As unprincipled dealers arc constantly deceiving their custorpers by substituting inferior articles under the name of ginger, and as ginger is really an unimpor tant flavoring ingredient, wc drop the mislead ngword. - t There is no change, however, in the prepara tion itself, and all bottles remaining, in the hands of dealers, wrapped under the name of Pakkek'h Ginger Tojjic, contain the gen uine medicine if the f ac simile signature of Ifiscox Co. !s at the bottom of the outside wrapper. oct ll-d&w W ere It not for the natural elasticity only the most popular iuu&tratcd periodical tn f L'u ,i i ., . u America and kjjglancL but also the largest tn of children, the death-rate among the its scheme, the most Leuuufui n its apnear- i ij u r i ance, and the best magazine for tho home. A young people WOUld be far largei new novel, entitled "For the Major," by Con- ;f i BwtniHs runimore wooi&on, me author of lUall 11 lb. "Anne." wis lKsnin In lhflnTimttfr KnmW -J n-, ,W i -rA-fl,,r rvf tKe ln litcrry and artistic excellence tho Magel si glOiCing Child lis worthy Oi the zine improves with each successlie . iranib2r. vprv hot nrp Tf should ho enmrdod slccIil,l efforts have been niacie for tho lighter very oesi care, it snomiu oe guarueu entertainment of its readers through humor against disease and. accident. Tc u atones, sketches. Ac. ; ; ; , conquer the diseases which attack HafDer's Periodicals. the digestive organs, the blood, the Per Year : kidneys, the liver, and the nerves. Uakpkb8 maoazixe....!........ here is nothing like Brawn s Iron harper's Bazar ...... ..J........ Bitters, This is the only preparatioK J The thrke above publications. .. of iron which can given without mischievous results to teeth oi Habpkr.sMa ZIKE u stomach. It vitalizes the blood harper's yocxq peopw5j strengthens nerves and muscles, and iiakpkr's frakki.insquaslibrakt, promotes SOUnd digestion. One Yew (5pumbers)J ....... . lO Oo r . r 'rS r a. j- A Postage Free to tut subscriber tn the Unitea A growing child s ltiture depends state or caaia. i , ' jriuch on what his condition is during Tbe volume8 of nJti begin with the tne years Ot growtil. It IS essentiaj Numbers for June and December of each year. nun iiu tuue is BpcuiJicu, ii win og unaer. stood that the subscriber wish pa tn IwxrWi wlfh mnfiiritv in henlthftilnr'ss and vip-'or. I the current Number. i rr- . J ,i i The last Eight Volumes cf JIarver's Maaar ...... (4 0t ..... 4 00 ...... 4 00 ..... 10 00 7 t 1 5C . 5 00 seeping mis in view, nowimpunam Zine. in neat cloth binding, will bo sent by it is that parents should closely ob.popai -v.JL unu A W01 Cases, for. blndmg, 50. cents each-by Srl VM I IH I I I I'll II -t II II. H I II I 1111 TV1 ll TkAQ ri lQlfl :i ; amole time begin to correct any j$h Ci, tendency tO Weakness Or decline, inclusive, from .lune, lfcSO, to June, ltBO, one Tt, . vf T5,'c voL.Syo, Cloth, $4 co. s . x iic umci duiiuuwiciiug lteraittances should be made by Post-Officfc Trnn Tlittfr3 will dn wnnrlfrs tnwarr Money.Order or Draft, to avo.d cnawce of loss. I . - . . i. I Newspapers are not to copjj this advertisement keeping the growing Child in excel without the express order of JlAKrKR & Uros a m . I A , .S . -i lent health. o nov. 1-lwnrm tc"d&w cTth Address dv is HARPER BROTHERS, New Yorfc Wanted. 00 T Kf T . Northern....:... a : 5 CANDLES, aw " " w npcrm.;.. Adamantlae.. .1 ........"t ' CHEESE,, V w Northern ractoiy.......i.i,t Dairy, Cream.... . State.. COFFEE, V it- , t Java ....v.........;.-.' CORN MEAL." busl. rn"k7ki T7u2 U 18 U mo u 14 O ........ 6 a a a 00 o 1 Id gV A COMPANY- Wll4 PROPOSE TO stablish a manufactory thereon, well-timber ed cypresB lanis. Parties who may have sue! linds to dispose of are rjequeited to com muni cate, with me at NYadet-bortvoV by letter witl J HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE Agent Mr. Josh T. James, at Wilinjngtbn in person for the TANNER & DKLANEY ENGINE I Full prrtculara as to exact location of land CO'S-;ENGINES AND BOILERS from 4 to ISO number of acres, probable yield of, timber to the. acre and .lowest price, must be madf known. JOHN PA1 RICK. a a horse power; also Tramway or Narrow Gauge Locomotives. Engines adapted to Farm use a specialty. On hand and for sale very low, FIVE SECOND II AM) PORTABLE ENGINES, from 5 to 15 horse power. aug 15-Gm S. W. SKINNER. THE SEASHORE ! Sta.tc Immigration Axent, ml!lt.f Wadesboro. N. First National Bank of Wil- ! f: mington. 1883. I Harper's Young People. AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY 16 Pagea. SUITED TO BOTP AND OIRLS OF FKOM 8 TO 8IXTESN TEARS OF AOK. - Vol IV. commences November 7, 1882. The Young People has been from the first successful beyond anticipation. N ; Y. Eve ning Post. It has a distinctive purpose, to which It stead ily adheres that, namely, of supplanting the vicious papers lor the young with a paper more attractive, as well as more wholesome. Boston Journal. For neatness, elegance of engraving, and WUK.UW! gvncraiiy, i is unsurpassed by any publication of the kind yet brought to our uviicc. i-wotrgn irazeue. t "TERMS: HOTEL BRUNSWICK ! SM1TIIVILI.E, N. C. ca pital:stoc K . . i . . SURPLUS FUND...... SEASIDE HOTEL I WRIGHTS VILLK, N. C. B, L, PERRY, Proprietor .. $2S0,00V .. 66,091 Deposits received and colle&tlona made ox all accessible polnfs In tbe United States. t - I rilHESE TWO cSUaiMER RESORTS WILL BURRUSS, Jl be open MONDAY, MAY 28. DIRECTORS, j Di G. WORTH t The Hotel Brunswick, at 8mlthville, Is 23 miics ueiow Wilmington, ana accessible by two first-class steamers, making two trips The Seaside Hotel is situated In a large grove on Wrightsville Sound; is composed of cotta ges for families, and within 7 miles of Wil mington, at tho head of a fine Shell Road, the iu i ne oouincm, count jy. BOTH HOTELS IN FULL VIEW OF THE W. LARKINS.. apH23 OCEAN. A. MARTIN. JAS. SPRUNT. ' i . - GEORGE CHApBOJRN. OFFICERS: E. E. BURRUSS............ PreeldenL A. K..J WALKER.......... i J Caahlei 003 dozen..;... FISH - . r Mackerel, No. 1, V ibl....i..I6-00 An. . Mackerel, No. 1, V naif WL. 80 Sw J Mackerel, No. 2, V half bb!.. 5 oo a I S Mackerel, No. bbl 7 75 S J Me ta, bbl.... . 4 00 Mullets, Pork bbls.... ....... 7 00 a s m rERTILlERS.y 2,000 fta. 5 . PeruTlan Guano, No. 1.......57 60 u o - ,;NOj2.......a6oo in; J . , t Loboa. 00 GO oo Baugb'B Phosphate..... ....oo 00 moat Carolina Ferwllrer......... .45 oo esoS Ground Bone 00 00 40S Bone McaL ..... ;..oo oo A4s no Bone Flour ,.,...00 00 mivi Navassa Guano.. ..i .......40 00 ot , Complete Manure. .......... ..oo 00 tta a : am's phosphate;.;.:.....oo oo to S Tvamio jrnospaaie...;.4i.,...00 00 JrTO t tuvninuo wiwju x cru.iizer.oo w no rench'a Carbonate of Um. -. 7 Northern Super...., 5 60 a i uo 4 Extra-i...,.....;. VGOO'OCB' ' yamUf. .7 oo. an City Mills-Extra.... 6 60 S 5-t"'. " FMnUyi.......... 5 75 rt6 GRAIN, y bushel - -; 11 Corn, from store, bags, white. ;. a Corn, cargo, In hulk, white.. t i.'ora, caii?or in uags.fWiuve.. m Corn, cargo, mixta, to bags.. -; Oats, from store.............: -.65 Cow Peae...... ....... ...... 1 o HIDES, Vlb v - Green.................... 4 Dry............................ 10 HAY, 100 ft.8 u Kastern... western........ 1 15 1 a North River............. 75 sj HOOP JIRON. Vlb.V.. .......... 3y T - m Y T . . Northern....,.....'...,",....... 03iO HU North Carolina........ ....... 00 u LIME, V barrel...i.v.i..... LUMBER. City Sawed. Y M Vu " Ship Stuff, rcsawed., . . , , . ja 00 & 00 Rough Edge Plank... ,i...'..15 00 l 00 West India Cargoes.accordlng te quality.. ...........is 00 i? Dressed Flooring, seasoned.. 18 00 22 00 Scautllng and Board. coran;.12 00 15 oo MOLASSES, gallon? r . New Crop Cuba, In hhds., ... Oc st " -," -In bbls. , Porto RIcd, In t ats. . . . . ... 00 " 38 In bbl..'. 00 Bugar House, tn hhds......... 00 CO 44 . -; lc Ubls..'....... ; 2Uj A 'ft Syrup, In fibls. . ....... ....... 40 go NAILS, V Beg. Cut. lOd basis.. 0 00 3 ( OI LS, "If gallon f . . Kerosene ......t.. !. ! II 1 Lard................ ......a... 1 10 145 : Linseed.... ........... 90 I u Rosin............. ,., 70 I 00 Tar;;..........t....4...u;; m e 9 Deck and Spar.. ....... 00 V POULTRY Chickens, live, grown,.. .... 33 ' Spring.. ............ 90 Turkeys.v.. ,.4 75 1 PE A N UTS y bushel. 90 0 1 10 POTATOES, V bnshel vi u ' Swcetr..............,..,.. 60 73 Irish, bbl. S 50 t 7t PORK, V barrel ;r City Mesa..... ........ ........13 $C 21 40' Prime................ ....16 00 17 OC Rump.................... 17 00 WOI RICE Carolina. 4 fi... ....... ? 4U ? Rough, V bushel..... 95 113 BAGS. $ lb Country . w. 1W9 city..... it ROPE, V ft.. ....... ....... - 14VsA SALT, V sack. Alum............ ,00 Liverpoo 00 Lisbon.................... 00 0 American...................... 00 0 SUGAR. V'lbCuba..;.. -Porto Rico.. A Coffee B .i..... IT - r- . .... . . Crushed..;.... 00 0 00 0 00 '0 00 70 0 0 1014 i a 1 7 00 7 OO ,09 f I 11 lA'nt Cashier HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, t Per Year. Postage Prepaid, j l 50 Sing-lb N umbers, Four Cents tach. Specimen conv sent on rccelnt nf Thr t . g People for ted Cloth, will be sent by mail, posUzenre receipt of 3 00 each. ciw oung People for 1SS2, 35 ceuu: poetasre. 13 uv pecimc Tbe Volumes of HarDcr'a Yo 1881 and 1882, handsomely bound in Illumlna- paw, on receip Young People ic cents addltlonaL Remittances should be made by Post Office Money Order or Draft, to aToId chance of loss. Newspapers are not to copy this advertise ment without the express order of ILlxpkk A Brothers. Address . HARPER A BROTHERS. New York. . "Shipped in Ice." pRESH FISH TO ALL points In North Carolina, South Carollaa, 1 and Georgia. Guarantee to deliver them In gol condition. " , r A C t ."i Good surf and still water bathing. Every variety of Fish, aad abundance of Oysters, Clams and Crabs. Spacious Ball Rooms, with fine Bands of Music Ten-Pin ABeys, Billiards and Bar. x crma moderate. Farmersr Take Notice. JJORRIS HOG CHOLERA f COMPOUND Is just the thing to cure or prerent Hog Cnol' may sa era and all diseases to which wW .M .v Ct: 11 yQ1 Prevent that dreadful disease known aa Tricnnas. and will nnt mn!,. a thrifty, healthy condition, clearing the kid neys, aver, Ac, of worms and narasltea. isaen Package contains one l and one-hall rf?Slnd Wll,i.1lglven.8tTictl7 according to directions, cure jo hogs of the Cholera and put 20 hogs in condition to fatten ii one half the The fannura nf French Window Glass iprale AU 4 OAJD .nuuinwiK sinn roreii nr GREEN, Iruggist.MarketStree1; Wiintagton- Sash, Doors, Blinds, White Lead, Paints, AGENCY FOR N. y. ENAMEL PAINT i COS READY PREPARED PAINT. ALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND get our prices before purchasing. The fact that our Paints are from the celebrated Fac tories of Wethertll & Co., and Harrison Bros Co., Isnfficient guarantee for their quality and purity. A fine line of Cooking Stoveaat Factor rpflocs. In addition to our lattre and fall HAEDWAEE STOCK: to which tout attention Is respectfully Invited. NATII'L JACOri, ?o2 5 p 57 22 s-cLC'mSS. 9 Kt S'" S." ta 2 '' ' "I ' ' a 2, ft S 2 ?2.Q R IT! ' 6P3&5 v 53 2. -a rr IJ2 ' ": r p :f . : p 5 p , j ' s . - n f SOAP.y ft Northern... 6 0 JP SHINGLES. 1 In. .10 50 11 Common.... 2 K llJpl Cypress Saps................. 4 50 Otn Cyprees Hearts......;...... 0 00 0 7 STAVTSS, y M-W. O. Barrel.. 12 W) -018 B. O Hogshead,. 00 00 0W TALLOW.V ft-iv.. 8 0 , TIMBER, V M feet-Shlpplng,12 00 0l Fine Mill. l..:....,.;.....:.3.1i 0Ug , MUt Prlnw.... .1. 1 BO 0W - Mill Fair.............. OO0i Common Mill...........;.... 5 00 0 Inferior to Otdrr. ......... 0 00. 0 WHISKEY, V gal-Northern.. I 00 0 North Carolina.. 1 00 0 J WOOL, IbWUied.;....-?s g ?. Unwsued..5 ......-,........ 21 0 BOITT 10 Fayetteville Observer. HI-- (XS ; THTJBJSrMT . FEBRUARY 8tk, the undersigned WIU reIve the pubBeaOot the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVES- Tne ObsebVUI be s weekly neVepaper. and will be tott scrlrs.pQetage rlaid, at Vlftjj ways inance. UTwlll fr lZnrtr day in as ample form as its tpace and both regular and occasionat w7J denU will contribute letters from the caK on State politics and affairs. - iJLWm. U. Democratic in nolitics. the OBSJrt labor, first of all to assure the Vn1 me xown ot rayettevtue, 1 agricultural resources of uiLKir, juri 01 an, 10 assure m r ,I .n vtM the Town of Fayetteville, to teit?U" concerns the. welfare of tbe peop 1 agricultural resources 01 w v" ,.u iht neignboring counties, and to promote Carolina, . j . . ' bome)f way. of our fathers as, 3eJ??Sti ' grcs, nana society, uw uwr " - thior born of the changed condition ottM, which sound judzment or enligbteoea er- ence find to be abo good. . t; Aa to the rest: it wl!I strive to dcten" refutation o the name It wJJ1 J C om m 0 rc i a I ; Hot o I; Wilmington, N. C. -1 nixiAr!?