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NE W ADVERTISEMENTS.
. Fifteen Cents per weak. Our City Agent are
notiathorlEod to ctnlect fr mere than throe mantbe
VOL. XXVI. NO. 155.
WILMINGTON N. C.v SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1880.
WHOLE NO. 4,087
jlOfeNING EDITION.
sntered at the Poet Office at Wilmington, N. O.,
w as second-class matter. .
OUTLINE9.
p. a. Campbell killed by James A.
Pickett, near Jacksonville, Florida.
Ja!iu3 L. Brown and Dr. G. Westmoreland
were arrested at Atlanta, Ga., as they were
3upposed to be abont engaging in a duel.
Two days later report of the condition
0; the cotton crop in New Orleans Demo
crai War ia said to be inevitable be
tween the Montenegrins and Albanians;
preparations are advancing for a fight
The Postmaster General has issued an or
der excluding from the privileges of the
mails certain fraudulent lotteries.
The Governor' election in Maine is not yet
decided ; Davis, however, will have a plu
rality, probably; six towns are to hear
from. New York markets: Money 2
3 per cent; cotton steady at 1112 cents;
southern four steady and quiet at $4 65
g 50; wheat slightly in buyers' favor, un
graded red $1 001 07; corn a shade
lower, ungraded 50J5Ic; spirits turpen
tine lower at39e-asked ; rosin steady at
$1 501 55.
A brate in Baltimore named Joseph
Eslick, caused the death of his wife
by beating her.
It appears to be the provaiiiog
opinion in Georgia that, Governor
Colquitt will be re -elected by a large
niajoiity.
The Bemocratsin New Hampshire
ha strong hopes of giving that
State to Hancock in November. So
bo it. The more the merrier.
Gen. Hancock says the report about
the $250,000 offer ia a fabrica'.ion
from beginning to end. The lie origi
nated with a New York Democratic
paper.
Gov. Jeter, of South Carolina, has
directed Attorney General Youmans
to represent the Stale in the ap
proaching trial of Col. Cash for kill
ing Col. Shannon.
Evtu the Radical Washington Re
publican indulges in a small joke at
Blaine:
"iliaine wu9 very light wlieu be Scot his
dispa'tU lo Vermont. He had no drees
I'lirude in Maine. It wns much Dearer a
list diicb."
Gcu. Plaisted was in the war. He
is a hwyer and is 52 years cf age.
lie was born in New Hampshire and
Lm heen Attorney-General of Maine.
Elected by the people as Governor
m; was counted out by Blaine's Bull
dozing Board.
Georgia elects a Legislature and
State officers on October 6th. Indi
ana on October 12th elects Legisla
ture, Stato officers and members of
tho United States House. Ohio votes
on same day and elects a Legislature,
members of the United States House
aad minor State officers. West Vir
ginia voles on same day, and elects a
Legislature, State officers and mem
bcrs of the United States House. All
the Legislatures save Ohio will choose
one United States Senator.
The present House of Representa
tives has five majority only.. This
shows how important it is that the
Democrats not only should hold their
own but make gams. Already the
Republicans have gained one. It will
be a shame if Hancock should be
handicapped at the start with a Rad
ical House. The Washington Post
thinks the Democrats will gain thirty
seven and lose bat five. We will be
glad to find so favorable a result
after the elections. It is a too san
guine view, we feel almost certain.
In a recent conversation reported
in the Louisville Courier-Journal as
occurring at North Vernon, Indiana,
on Taeaday last, a young Radical
lawyer named Olcott said that they
(the Rads) "had got about all the
niggers they wanted and they were
going to vote 'em." One Rowan
said that their "intention was to get
all of their doubtful men in in the
morning; that they intended to have
three Deputy Marshals at the polls,
nd in the afternoon they intended to
arrest several of the Democratic
voters who hadn't good backing, in
order to scare others out. and keep as
many others as possible from voting"
It was ascertained that seventy-five
men imported from Cincinnati were
to work on the "road between Ver
non and Greensbnrg for Horace Sodtt
until after the election, their labor to
cost him only their board while so
engaged." And this is the way the
Democrats of Indiana are to be
cheated out of the election, if it be
Possible.
" TBS STATE OAIdPAlGN.
The Senatorial Convention of Rich
mond and Montgomery counties
selected Mr. James T. LeGrand, of
Rockingham, as the Democratic can
didate for the Senate.
Dr, J. M. Worth goes to Concord
on loesday to speak. Dr. J. J.
Mott, of Stateaville, is in the city.
Several of the Republican leaders are
now gathered heTC.Iialetgh Hews
ana Observer.
Gov. Jarvis has been in Watauga,
Ashe and Wilkes, and his reception
m tnese counties, we learn, has been
of the most cordial, enthusiastic and
gratifying nature. He speaks at
Taylorsviile, Alexander county, to
day. unariotte Observer.
There is a bolt among the Wake
Kadicals. Uiaat Raleigh Garfield,
Buxton and Bledsoe Club, number
ing 860 members, protest against the
nomination of J. N. Bunting, white,
and Stewart Ellison, colored, for the
House of Representatives, and pledge
themselves not to vote for them.
We learn that CapL Buxton and
his lieutenant, A. G. Moore, were on
a 8till.hunt up at Clinton on last
Thursday. E. W. Kerr, Esq., met
them very effectually. That night,
at or about 8 o'clock, they orated to
a handful of colored people who had
been gotten together for the occa
sion. Warsaw Brief Mention.
We see by the last issue of the
Beacon that Col. Winston has deci
ded to enter the race for Congress in
this district as the candidate of the
Greenbackers. It seems from the
correspondence published that he
hesitated to announce himsejf until
appealed to so to do by a committee
of three Greenbackers from this
place. Greensboro Patriot.
Governor Jarvis speaks to-day at
Wilkesboro, and Judge Buxtpn, it is
said, has slipped up to Person county.
The J udge is getting bolder. He is
going within a hundred mires ot
Jarvis. Mr. Thomas G. Skinner,
the Democratic nominee for the lower
branch of tho Legislature from Per
quimans county, is a young lawyer
and of unblemished character. Ra
leigh News and Observer.
Wo undei stand that tho Republi
cans will have Judge Buxton in Con
cord about tho 23d, to make them a
speech. There is a split in our
party this year, but it is a direct re
sult of the '78 outrage. Its coming
was foreseen and no power could
ward it off. It is now regretted that
the ticket was bolted in 1878, and
thoso who were the leaders in the
bolting movement then must suffer
the consequences now. Concord
Sun.
Hon. W. T. Dortch will address
the people of the Nahunta, Great
Swamp and Pikcville section at Fre
mont on Saturday next. "Cap-
ting" Ralph P. Buxton made his ap
pearance in this town on 1 uesday last.
The meeting was a complete failure.
The audience numbered less than two
hundred, and a gocdly number of
these were either Democrats who had
not learned that a division of time
with Mr. Dortch had been declined,
or were attracted there by idle curi
osity. Ooldsboro Messenger.
THE G IT
NKW AIVttfitTlftn!IKniTS.
Fob balk.
50,030 Brick.
West & Co. For rent .
The McKoys For rent.
R. M. McIkthu? Carpets.
J. II. Hardin Fall stock.
Dykb & Bon "Look out."
John L. Holkks For rent.
Hakmson & Allen Hats.
J. C'Munds Fancy goods.
Fob Sale Dwelling house.
L. VoLiiKBS Fresh arrivals.
P. H. Haydkn No change.
Munson Merchant tailoring.
F. M. Kino & Co. Removal.
T. H. McKoy Fresh arrivals. '
Gko. A. Peck Fishing tackle.
Attention Third Ward Club.
D. A. Smith & Co. Furniture.
John Dawson & Co. Hardware.
E. P. Covington Oleomargarine.
Mallard & Bowsen To tourists.
W. H. Green Horlick's food, &c.
A. David Merchant tailoring, &c.
McDouoall & Williamson Tea.
Gebhardt & Co. Examine trunks.
W. Catlett Cape Fear Academy.
P. Cummins & Co. Meal, hay, &c.
Altattee, Price & Co. Sash, &.
Giles & Mubchison Gun Powder.
W. & W. R. R. Change of schedule.
Miss Hart School for young ladiep.
Masonic Meeting Concord Chapter.
Caution Nonca-Crew bark Adeliza.
Festival Ind. Order Jr. Rechabites.
Parker & Taylob Old-stand forever.
Wilmington Dyeing Establishment.
W C. & A. R. R. Change of schedule.
Rev. Daniel, Morrelle School notice.
Kebchnbb & C alder Bbos. Cheese,
bay, corn, bagging, &c.
Unmallable K.eUr.
The following is the un mailable matter
remaining in the city postofflce up to this
date:
Richard H. Brown, Carving county, Ga.;
white envelope, no address. I
No one can take Dr. Tutt's Pills and re
main long un welL They, increase the pow
ers of Digestion.and excite the absorbents
to action. The old stereotyped opinion
that Calomel must be used "to carry off the
Bile," has given away before the light of
science. The Vegetable Kingdom fur-i
nishes a remedy free from all deleterious
effects. Such are Tutt's Pills. t
Local vou.
! Dry and dusty.
Seventeenth Sunday after Trin
ity.. : . '
Day's length 12 hours 15 min
utes. .
; Cotton receipts yesterday 659
bales.
- 1
A meeting of the Fifth Ward
Democratic Club S3 called for to-morrow
evening. ;
: Mr. James S. Groves, formerly
of this city, but nowcf Spartanburg, S. C,
is here on a visit.
I Rev James W. Craig will con
duct the usual open air meeting at Dudley's
Grove this afternoon, at half past 4 o'clock.
The usual morning and evening
services will be held at the Fifth Street
Methodist Church today by Rev. J. W;
Craig. "
Mr. Edward Boas leaves for
New York to-morrow, en route for Europe,
where he expects to take up his permanent
residence.
A. H. VanBokkelen, Esq., Pre
sident of the Chamber of Commerce, has
returned from his summer trip to the Vir
ginia Springs.
There was only one trifling caBe
of drunkenness for the Mayor's Court yes
terday morning, and that was disposed of
without a formal trial.
Rev. J. B. Taylor, of the First
Baptist church, has announced that he will
preach a sermon this morning especially
addressed to the young.
Col. D. K. McRae, of this city f
by invitation of the Democratic Executive
Committee, addresses the people of Co
lumbus at Whiteville to-morrow.
Rev. A. D. Bains, Pastor of the
Third (colored) Baptist congregation of the
city of New Berne, has been here during
the past week, endeavoring to raise funds
to assist in building a suitable church. He
left for Fayetteville yesterday.
The Register of Deeds issued
only two marriage licenses during the past
week, and they were both for oolored
couples. In fact, no "permits" for white
couples have been issued since the Slst of
August. Why such a lull in the matrimo
nial fever among the "pale faces?"
Dally Weainer Bulletin,
The following will show the state of
the thermometer, at the stations named, at
3.00 P. M. yesterday. Washington mean
time, and also the amount of rainfall in
inches for the twenty-four hours ending at
3 P. M., as furnished by Sergeant James ;
W. Watson, Signal Officer at this Station:
Tern. R. F. Weather.
Atlanta
79 .00 Clear
86 .00 Clear
80 .00 Clear
83 .00 Fair
86 .00 Cloudy
85 .00 Clear
82 .00 Cloudy
88 .00 Fair
82 .00 Fair
79 .04 Cloudy
85 .00 Fair
84 .00 Clear
84 .00 Fair
88 .19 Th'tng
86 .00 Fair
83 .00 Clear
80 .00 Clear
82 .00 Clear
87 .00 Fair
Augusta
Charleston
Charlotte
Corsicana........
Galveston........
Havana
Indianola ,
Jacksonville
Key West.
New Orleans.
Punta Rassa
Savannah.
Wilmington 83
Uedar Keys
Pensacola ,
Jamaica
The followinglare the Indications for the
South Atlantic States to-day:
Clear or partly cloudy weather, south
east to southwest winds, slight rise follow
ed by falling barometer and alight changes
in temperature.
Tli Great Hallway Combination.
Under this head the Greensboro Patriot
copies an extract from a recent particle in
the Stab on the subject, and thus com
ments on it : "We call attention to this
paragraph for the reason that Wilmington
can or ought to offer many inducements to
merchants and purchasers in this section of
the State, especially in the line of groce
ries, in which she once did a large business
in this section. With reasonable rates on
roads now established, and direct commu
nication by means of the Cape Fear & Yad-
kin Valley Road, which will bo in opera
tion before long, we believe all the mer
chants of Wilmington have to do to extend
their trado In this direction is to make the
effort and cultivate the acquaintance of our
people. In this effort they will have the
hearty cooperation of the Patriot.
Double Dally Train.
Commencing this evening, at 8:40, dou ble
daily trains on the Wilmington & Wel
don and Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta
Railroads will be resumed. The day mail
and express train on the former road will
leave Wilmington at 6:50 A. M., as now,
and arrive at 9:53 P. M., and the night pas
senger mail and express train will leave at
8:40 P. M. and arrive at 8:40 A. M. On
the latter road the day passenger, mail and
express train will leave Wilmington at
9:00 A. M. and arrive at 8:20 P. M., and
the night express train will leave Wilming
ton at 10:13 P. M., as now, and arrive at
6:30A.M.
iteblnd Time.
The Hon. "W. Parker Canaday, who had
an appointment to speak at Lisbon Friday
at noon, "got left" by the regular train on
the Weldon road. So, he opened his
"bar'l" and paid $45.00 for an engine to
take him to Magnolia. Verily, there's
nothing like having a healthy campaign
fund when a candidate is behind time.
But when the Hon. Back Parker Canaday
"gets left" on the second of November all
the locomotives in the United States won't
be worth 45 cents to him.
Xne ftxarltet Question A Klppio ot
Excitement. V
A little stir In market circles w as caused
yesterday by the fact that some of the
butchers took possession of certain stalls in
the old market house during the forenoon
and commenced selling beef. This was
deemed by the authorities .as a violation of
an order passed by the Board or Aldermen
vacating the old market house, and, after
consultation, the Chief of Police was di
rected by Acting Mayor Bowden to notify
the parties that they must stop selling meats
or other marketable articles in the old mar
ket house. At 2 P.M. the parties inter
ested were notified that they must vacate in
two hours. A little after 4 P.M. one of
the butchers was found at his post selling
beef, and he was thereupon arrested by
Chief Brock and taken before Acting
Mayor Bowden. at the City Hall, who
bounoThim over in his own recognizance
for his appearance before the City Court
Monday morning. He was thereupon re
leased, but an officer was dispatched to the
old market house to guard the same, with
instructions to arrest any one caught in the
act of selling beef, etc., from any of the
stalls; and pretty soon the same butcher
was again arrested and marched up to the
City Hall for violating the order. He was
a second time recognized for bis appear
ance and then discharged, when it was re
solved by tho butchers, we learn, not to
push tho matter any further, the step being
taken by them, we understand, with the
view of testing the right of the city to keep
them from using the old market house.
Acting Mayor Bowden, who, it is well
known, has from the first antagonized the
new market scheme, nevertheless feels
himself called upon,- in the absence of
Mayor Fishblato, to enforce the law of the
city with regard to the old market house as
it now stands.
Republican County Executive Com
mittee. The following comprise the County Ex
ecutive Committee, as elected by the Re
publican Conveation on Friday:
County at Large S. H. Manning, H. E.
Scott.
First Ward Upper Division G. L.Mab
son, col.; Lower Division J. H. Brown,
col.
Second Ward S. VanAmringe.
Third Ward W. K. Prioe, col
Fourth Ward L. E. Rice.
Fifth Ward J. H. Howe, col.
Cape Fear Township J. A. Sharpelese,
col.
Harnett Jordan Nixoo, col.
Federal Point B.W. Wade, col.
Masonboro William Pratt.
Abstract ot Taxation.
The following is the abstract of taxables
for the county, as made up by Joseph E.
Sampson, Register of Deeds, to be for
warded to the State Auditor :
STATE taxes
General t 6,711 20
Special 5,980 50
School 7,149 37
Total State T $19,841 07
county taxes.
For county purposes; including
Criminal Court $29,734 26
For Special sinking fund and in
terest for bonds 9,290 79
Total county taxes $39,025 05
Supreme court.
We learn from the New and Observer that
opinionswere filed by the Justices in the
following cases an Friday last :
By Smith, C. J.: Thomas A. McNeill et
als. vs. James P. Hodges, guardian, from
Cumberland; (two appeals.) Modified and
remanded.
J. N. Kelly and wife vs. H. C. McCollum,
et aL, from Bladen. Judgment affirmed.
By Dillard, J.: J. O. Boone etal. vs. R.
W. Hardie, sheriff, from Cumberland.
Error. Venire do novo.
By Ashe, J. : A. A. McKethaa vs. Mary
McGill, administratrix, from Cumberland.
Affirmed.
Pender Republican.
The following nominations were made at
the Republican County aud Senatorial Con
vention held yesterday :
House of Representatives. W. E. Cow
an. Sheriff E. H. Williams.
Register of Deeds Arch y Taylor.
Coroner I. H. Brown.
SurveyorsMontague Taylor.
H. E. Scott was nominated for State
Senator by acclamation.
mortuary.
There were two interments one adult
and one child in Oakdale Cemete ry (du
ring the week closing yesterday.
Bellevue Cemetery reports one interment
an infant for the past week.
In Pine Forest (colored) Cemetery there
were six interments two adults and four
children daring the week.
magistrate' court.
Lizzie Williams, colored, was arraigned
before Justice Gardner, yesterday morn
ing, on the charge of assault and battery
upon another colored Woman. The case
was dismissed at defendant's costs, for the
non-payment of which she was committed
t0 ai '
Festival.
The Independent Order of RechabUes
aunounce that they will give a festival at
Temperance Hall on Wednesday, the 22d
met., and earnestly solicit public patronage.
Refreshments will be served at city prices
to thoBe who attend.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup has been before
the public for years, and is pronounced by
thousands superior to all other articles for
the cure of coughs, Cold, Influenza and all
other' Pulmonary Complaints. It costs only
25 cents a bottle. t
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Rent.
A GOOD STORE FOB COUNTRY
trade, oa Market street, between Second
and Third. Also Booms. Apply to ,
TUB MeSOrS,
Attorneys and Coonsellors at Law.
se!9tf
Festival.
rpHB INDEPENDENT -order JUNIOR
X HKCHABITE8 will give a Festival at Tem
perance Hall, On Wednesday the 23d Inst., which
we paouc are respectrauy ana moat earnestly in
vited to attend. Refreshments served at city prices.
Good order will be strictly enforced. -
Committee. J. T. Sholar, Geo, T. Grotgen, Jr.,
C. Fetter. se 19 St an & wed
For Beat.
THE LABGS ' AND - COMMODIOUS
HOUSKon Third, between Princess and
Chesnut streets, next to the City Hall.
'Splendidly adapted for a Boarding
House. Will rent either a portion or the
whole house. Apply to
sel91t WEST & CO.
School for Young Ladies.
MISS HART, Principal,
Assisted by MISS Itl. B. BROWN.
Instrumental Music taught by MBS. M.F. TAYLOR
Instructions in Drawing and Fainting by MBS. B.
H. FaBSLBY.
rJ,HB NEXT SESSION WILL OPEN TUESDAY,
the 5th of October. Punctual attendance at tho
beginning of the seeelon is highly important. For
terms and particulars apply, after September
SSth, to the
PRINCIPAL.
Oleomargarine.
20Q KEGS OLEOM ABG ABINE ON CONSIGN
MENT. Choice lot for sale cheap.
Apply to
sel9 It K. P. COVINGTON.
50,000 Brick. 50,000
For sale very TTTT7" J. A. Springer
low by IJiiJLVJX. at Coal Yard.
50,000 Brick. 50,000
sel9 3t
Eev. Daniel Morrelle's
English and Classical School,
S. W. CORNER RANGE AND FIFTH STS.
The twenty-second annual session wfll beeln.
D. V., Monday. 4th October. sel9 eod 3 w su we f r
For Bent ,
THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE COB-
ner Third and Chesnut streets, known as
the "London House;" also two stores en
the wharf, next north of store occupied
by John H.. Strauss.
JOHN L. HOLMES.
eel9 It
For Sale.
nPHE NEW DWELLING HOUSE NEXT SOUTH
X from southeast corner of Princess, contaimncr
eight rooms, with Pantry and Closets. Vegetable
Garden, with choice fruit trees therein. Every
thing in the construction of the building, together
with fine pump water, conveniently arranged.
sel9 It THE OCCUPANT.
Fifth Ward Club.
TH 8 REGULAR MEETING OF THE FIFTH
Ward Democratic Club will take place at the
hall corner of Fifth and Nun streets, tomorrow
(MONDAY) evenine- at 8 o'clock. The Kxeentlva
Committee of the ward Is earnestly requested to be
present. P. T. DICKS BY, Chairman.
Jr. W1UUNSON, 8Cy. se 19 It
Carpets! Carpets!
LL ABB KINDLY INVITED TO AN EXAMI-
nation of the largest and most varied
Stock of Carpets
ever offered in this market. Many novelties in
English Tapestry and Body Brussels
IN NEW AND ELEGANT THINGS.
Will show goods with pleasure, and give prices as
low as any market in the United States.
Very respectfully,
se 19 tf K, M. MoINTIBB.
Caution Notice.
ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
cautioned against trusting or harbor
ing any of the crew of the British
nentine 'ADELIZA. Capt.
fticnuiss. uuusr, iiujii sreuiraiuicu.
as no debts of their contracting .will
be paid by Captain or
C. P. MKBANE, Agent.
se 19 St
St. John's Hall,
Wilmington, N. C, 19th Sept, 1880.
TIB REGULAR MEETING OF CONCORD
CHAPTER, No. 1, F. & A. M., will be held
to-morrow (MONDAY) Evening, at 7Jf o'clock,
se 19 It J AMES. C. MUNBS, Sec'y.
Removal.
TTB HAVE REMOVED OUR STOCK OF
Steves, Tinware and House-Furnishing Goods five
steps below our Old Stand to the Large Store, No.
35 Market street.
Opening new goods every day.
salStt F. M. KING & CO.
HorlicK Fool for Infants,
JUNO'S FRUIT SALT, INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP
and Boot Fills, Powdered Sage, Cayenne Pepper,
Ac., Ac
For sale by
WM. H. GREEN.
Druggist.
sc 19 tf
Look Out."
JSer chant Tailoring now in full blast
And furnishing goods are steady,
The latest styles of goods that will last
Are now on our counters ready;
So all who would be in fashion dressed.
Can be fitted and furnished in DYBB'S host.
el9tf - : .
John Dawson & Co.
CABBY ONB OF THE LARGEST STOCKS OF
General Hardware South of Baltimore: We
made our contracts with manufacturers early in
June. Are now receiving part of the goods. All we
ask is an examination of our stock. We have no
spare men to drum the trade. We can certainly offer
the trade extrja inducements.
JOHN DAWSON A CO.,
se 19 tf 19, 31 and 33 Market tit.
GSii L
jim I
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THOMAS H. McKOY
SUCCESSOR TO
Boatwright & BIcKoy.
IS PREPARING TO OFF SB FEES II ARRIVALS
this week for the Fall Trade:
g 00 Bbls Super and Family FLOUB,
Fj0 Barrels SUGARS, all grades, ,
-00 Bags COFFEE.
00 Cases CANNED GOODS.
200 BZB CSACKIIBS aQd CAKK3
2 Tierces LARD,
200 TUb8 LARD'
2 Tubs Gilt Edge BUTTER,
200 80X08 TOBACCO.
10000 CIQAR8
200 Bxs SOAP,
300 Bxs LYE and POTA8n' &c- Ac
Conntrr merchants who hnv at wholesale will
do well to inaulre nrices from mo before purchas
ing elsewhere.
To my city customers we thank thorn for their
liberal patronage, and hope a continuance of the
same.
Til OS. II McKOY,
Grocer and Liquor Dealer,
eel9 D&Wtf
57 North Frent 8t
Blaine of Maine
Is grieving and crying.
Whilst we old "Bebs" are living and dyeing;
Dyeing our greys to Government blue;
Dyeing dresses in every hue;
Working hard to redtam the past.
And dyeing colors bright and fast.
WILMINGTON DTEIHtt ESTABLISHMENT,
re 12 Market, between 3d and 3d Streets.
YES!
TIT
WE CAN MAKE THEM I BUGGIES. CARTS,
Drays, Wagons, Harness, and anything In our line.
"Want it repaired I " did you say t We can make
it aa good as new. Bring it in and hare it done in
nxet-ciasa style dt
MoDOUGALL & WILLIAMSON,
Chesnut, bet. Water A Front Sts.
sel9 tf
Fresh Arrivals.
A lot of Brooms, will sell low at retail; Wood and
Willow Ware; a full line of Family Groceries, Ci
gars, Tobacco and Liquors, all at Bottom Prices.
Call and see. L. VOLLER8,
se 19 tf 36 and 33 South Front street.
No Change.
I AM STILL AT MY OLD STAND,
where I keep a foil supply of Carriages.'
Busrgies, Wagons, Carts and Drays. I am
now opening a large stock of Harness.
Saddles, Bridles and Halters, and keep constantly
on hand everything in my line of business at low
est prices. Repairing done at short notice.
P. H. HAYDEN'S Factory,
se 17 tf Third, bet. Market and Princess st
Merchant Tailoring.
TUB INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK
VY of BROADCLOTHS, CA88IMBRE8, SUIT
INGS, DIAGONALS, Ac., fresh from the manu
factories, because we are confident of a sale if ex
amined. We base our belief upon their quality ,and
our ability to meet the wants of our patrons in
style and fit. . MUNBON, The Clothier
ee 19 It and Merchant Tailor.
LHats!
JBW STYLES
Hats!
ARRIVING DAILY
At
HARRISON A ALLEN'S,
City Hatters.
sel7 tf
A Full Stock
Of PATENT MEDICINES, AO., CAN BE
found for sale low at
J. H. HARDIN'S, Apothecary,
se 19 tf ;Now Market.
Ready
For THE FALL CAMPAIGN. GUR STOCK OF
FURNITURE is now complete. Call and examine
same and get prices. We can suit you.
D. A. SMITH A CO.,
se 19 tf No. 43 North Front Street.
Fishing Tackle.
JUST'RECEIVED A FINE LOT OF SKIPJACK
and Drum Hooks, Lines, Corks, Ac Breech Load
ing Guns, Shot, Powder, Caps, Ac. New stock
coming In every day. Kerosene Oil, II cents per
gallon, at
GEOBGE A. PECK'S,
se 19 tf 35 South Front St.
Positively the Largest
ND PRETTIEST STOCK OF READY-MADE
Clothing in the city. Exclusive Shapes of our
own manufacture at Extremely Low Prices. Call
early and secure these Bargains.
Merchant Tailoring.
Paris, London and New York Designs and Patents
selected by myself. Come and do not delay, for
they are selling fast.
A. DAVID.
se 19 tf
Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
Fancy Goods.
2 HAVE NOW ON HAND ONB OF THE
largest and best selected stock of Fancy Goods and
ToBet Articles in the city. Call and examine.
J. C. MUND8, Druggist,
ee 19 tf S3 North Front street.
Old Stand Forever !
'pHBSE'S WHERE WE'VE GROWN GBAY
serving the people to useful things, and thus we
are better prepared to furnish you with a good
Heating or ueoKing diovo. au uu wijui wu-
ma ru) nut
or von can have a Giant" or a 8mall Cadet,
vfeifo the rhildrtn can engage in a 'Frolic" as
"Bertha" comes, the Bon Ton" at the "Cottage
Home." Then mere
heddine his ravs en
nrinn" ihnwi her briirhl
Flour," and "Forest City-s" now stand where
"Uncas" once roamed, but now laid away In a
"Casket" his spirit points to a "Union Air Tight.
Cookinc Stoves, the best in the market, at
selitw ' PARKER A TAYLOR'S.
Chin Powder, Gun Powder.
TXTR ABX AGENTS FOB HAFLTN A BAND'S
Celebrated Gnn Powder. We carry a large assort
ment and Wg stock, and sell at as low figures as
anybody, bend in your orders.
J J GILES A MURCHISON,
go 19 tf 38 and 40 Murohison Block.
Feeders we nave a nne xvecuru, man cau pruuuee
Harmony" in any family. Brighten"-ing their
faces and making them "Suxprifle-ingly glad. So
a uot laere ana cau iur a num.
General Sup'ts Office,
VVIIiIIIlf OTON, COXimXBl A ft AI
gusta n. ix. com PA NY.
, Zl wruasGToir.; w. a, spt is. iso.
1 -SSWG3C5(a
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Change of Schedulo,
ON AND AFTER SZPTKMBER 19, Ifttt, at 3 60
P. 3L, the followleg Passenger tichednle wlir
bo run on this road:
DAT PASBKKOHl.yArL ANT) BXPBXtS TUAUf, I'AILT.
Leave Wilmington 9.00 A.'M.
Leave Florence 1:30 r. M.
Leave Florence 3:60 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington . 8:0 P. M.
NIQHTBXPttES8TUAIK (Dally). '
Leave Wilmington 10:13 P. M.
Leave Florence S:S0 A. M.
Arrive at Camden Junction 4:15 A. V.
Arrive at Columbia 8:15 A. M.
Leave Columbia &:(K) P. V.
Leave Camden Junction 1i:0um
Leave Florence. 3:80 A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington ii:80 A. M.
This Train stops only st HrlnkioT'r. Whltevillti
Flemington, Fair Bluff and Marlon.
Passengers for Columbia, and all tvolcts oa G A
C. K. R. and in Western North Carolina, via Colom
bia and Suartanburg. should take Nteht ExnretMi
Train from Wilmington.
Passengers for Angrru should tako Night Ex
press Train, trtch connects via Camden Jour
tion . ,.
Through Bleeping Cars on all nlrhl train!, for
Charleston and Augusta.
Trains leaving Wilmington Saturday nlgbu saako
connection for Columbia only via Camden Junction
and South Carolina Railroad.
JOHN F. D1V1NV.
Jo 13-tf Gon'l Bnu'i.
Wilmington & Weldon
RAILROAD CO.
Omen of GoTl BprgatsTMpasT,
Wilmington, N. C, Sept. 18, IPSO, i
Change of Schedule. " "
ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 19. 1S80, AT
8.40 P. M., Passenger Trains en the Wilming
ton A Weldoa Railroad will fun as follows:
Day Mall and Express Train, Dally
Leave Wilmington, Front St Depot, at 6:50 A. M-
Arrive at Weldon 13:50 !. M.
Leave Weldon 8:40 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St. Depot, V:53 P. M.
Night Passihseb, Mail aht Exrnars Tbai .
Daily.
Leave Wilmington, Front St Dopot, at 8:40 P. A.
Arrive at Weldon 8:50 A. M
Leave Weldon S:16A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington, Front Bt Depot, 8-.40 A. M.
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road leave Kocky
Mount for Tarboro at 5.10 P. M. Dally, and Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at 5.03 A M. Return
ing, leave Tarboro at 10.00 A.M. Dally, and Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday at 8 80 P. M.
The Day Train makes closo connection at Wel
don for all points North via Bay Line, dally
except Sunday, and daily via Richmond and all
rail route.
The 8:40 P. M. train for all polnis North via
Richmond and Washington makes close connec
tions at Weldon. Bleeping cars on all rlglil
trains.
JOHN 7. DIVINE,
je 13-tf oncral Bop't
Cheese. Cheese.
Boxes No. 1 CREAM CUBES IT,
For sale by
KERCHNER A KALDBH UkOS.
a i linn
II H3 , Corn
cu I.
20Q UUesPrimo HAY,
2000 Bn8hel8 Whito nd M xcd corn
OQ Bushels Water Mill MEAL.
For f alo by
KERCHNER A CALDER BHOrl.
Bagging, Tics and Tulno,
1000 BaJf EoUBAQQINa
3000 Edls New and r,occd TIKy'
1000 Lb8TW1NB'
For sale by
KERCHNER A CALDER BROS.
Spirit Casks.
enn New n. y.
Spirit Cak.
SPIRIT CAc KS,
VVVJ
For sale by
KERCHNER A CALDKK BROS.
se 19 tf
We are Still Grinding
rpHB "BEST BOLTED MEAL IN THE CITY."
Special Inducements offered in MEAL, CORN,
OATS, HAY, Ac.. Ac.
PRESTON CUMMINO A CO..
se 19 tf Millers and Grain Dealers.
Tourists
A ND
ALL PERSONS WANTING TRUNKS
.Ml
and Traveling Baca can be furnshed at the
lowest d rices from our new stock Just arrived .
Our Wholesale and Retail Harness Establishment
can't be beat for Latest Htylee and Beit Oooas lor
the least money. No. 8 Houth Front Bt
se 19 tf MALLARD A BOWDEN .
A LARGE STOCK OF
Sash, Doors. Blinds,
AND
ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK,
LUMBER, LATHS, &c,
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP,
AT
ALTAFFER, PRICE A Co.,
Factoet:
Foot of Walnut st.
se 19 tf
Omoi:
Nutt, near Red Cross st.
Examine Your Trunks.
ND IF THEY NEED REPAIRING OR Cov
ering send them to our Saddle, Harness and Buggy
Shops, where they will be put In thorough order by
a Practical Trunk Maker,
se 19 tf GERHARDT A CO.
For Sale I
THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK
of Furalture, Wholesale and Retail, at Bottom
Prices, at the New Furniture Store.
BEQBBRDS 4c 71 UN DO K,
S. B. Corner Market and Second Streets,
sel9tf Wilmington, N.C.
Have Ton Seen Our
16 RIB UMBRELLA?
BROWN A RODDICK.
Have You Been the
JEAN DRAWERS WI MANUFACTURE f
BROWN RODDICK,
Have You Seen the
NEW CORSET WE RETAIL AT 75 CTSt
BROWN A RODDICK.
Have Too f eeri That
JOB LOT RUFFLING AT 50 CT8. A PIECE?
an 39 tf BROWN A RODDICK.
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