North Carolina Newspapers

rHE M0B1TIHG STAR, t - - x- I1S1IBD DAILY XXCXPT KONUAYH. -ssm t -w 1 UA.TK3 o suBScaipnoai m anvairox -r. (by mall) postage paid, at uu 4H monu 4 UU 3 25 1 Ml atr Subscribers, delivered In any part of the ...Fifteen Cents per week. Our City Agents are J ; in thorixed to collect for mero than three ranths IV.- ntdTnce. MORNING EDITION, entered at the Poet Office at Wlldlngtoa, N. C, OUTLINES. X fire occurred at Emt Los Veges on Sitarday; loss $200,000; five hundred peon pic rendered Homeless; nearly nair or the business puruuu uuru. ffered from a $30,000 fire; insurance tl5.- . n . . I jest of ibe United States Senat'e, died al l.lTflVHEIA H'lBIAr av1-m&ai I Norwich, Codd. Result in Maine nn- I eciJed; the vote is very close as reported. I A conflict at Corning, Ohio, occurred the Inner were uisperseu; agreataeaioi flrioin but no one appears to have been hurt. Anaieie uracne suot ana l o.-,-iiniiiL'U vui isnau nuueus auu y iiiiam j t . - Trrti- I " I Uijjer uoooaen. toteamer Aurora . . I , . rendered at sea: fiftv m-rsona dmwn. u' tJ- - Ine renca aoinei naa oecn .i.srupted; Ju!cs Feiry-Ts charged with the ..... I .uunition or a new uaDinei. inree I bU.r , b: L r"w w ie uuagar.au lu xaouoe. U.mbetia is sia lo be l&e real amhor of I .1-nregent ci iis in Fmnce. A denu. I ,..uortnr a Vpinia met with rooui.noA ,J . .... . 7, , ; T V in seizing uu Hutu, uisiutery; ue aaxeu ior curbines, which were sent him by Commis si milt ttaum. A train was wrecked s. 1,1 odc man killed on the Nathville and Cbaltauouga Railroad yesterday. Tbit prisoaers under indictment for mur- ijtr tscapetTTTom the jiil at Murfrecsboro, Tcuu. Destructive floods occurred Si ur.iay and Sunday in EogUnd - A t:iiuo to m. l hiers was uavtileu in l'r.s Sauday. The Albanians are miers of the situation at Dulcigno; a for- a... ueraaou .or us surrender nas oeen , ? . . i i msde upon Riza Fasha. A St. Louis attempting t.i deliaud the V Alley iMalional lUnk. New Yurk murkrlsr Monev 2Gh iiiioo..... southern flour 6teady aud quiet; wheat ilc lower, with a moderate export de- msnd, ungraded red 0Sc$l OCi; corn . . . -oTZ... . tt3 lower, ungraueu ouiooitc; spirits uirjeniine nrmer ai wic; rosin nrm hi t 50ai 55. f The New York Herald praises Ho ndo Seymour 8 speech highly and :iys ti is "grave and statesmanlike.' . r u 1 r:i r.i...f .tev. i.. -WFn iv. T.,Sun, ui .... ciiy, is to be among the speakern at reat Pan Presbyterian Council rli0 n to meet iu Philadelphia. Lornmis-sioner liaum is going to Virginia to give advice to the Radi cals. He will tell them to steer clear of Mahone and go it strong for Gar tieM. Do you sec what that means? I Three hundred and thirty-eight Mormon landed at New York on the 17 th. They are Scandinavians, Swia., German and English. How lung is this abominable business to continue ? Hiere is said to be an excellent Ppect for the fusion of the Demo- , , , r f rrnts and breenbackers of Maine in Hie rresidential election, auch an , v. j .urangeiueub is eaiu to ue agreeu upon already. i i,o ii,t T7, 7.7 tj tats AVObUll iC LaVCif, XLXLIC 1JC II iiwUw 1 I Hepublican, contained a dispatch dated the 17th, which said that the Uf publicans admit that Plaisted has 5i0 majority. No doubt of it and J. I three or four times more if there were I i laves only carried Ohio bv 2 747 votes in 1876. Garfield was a candi I date for Coneress that vear In his J ' I district he ran behind Hayes 2,549 votes. If he had been running for 0 . Governor he-would have been beaten I 15,000 votes. Who says ho will carry -), - agree mat no irauu, uuwmsimuu vr i o j , 0 T ,. , doas and well executed, can destroy AiaudS.did not beat St.Julien'a thfl morfti effectof their creat victory urae in ner trot at Chicago oa lburs- day last. She made, however, 2:11, I which is great work of the kind. She i.. j e . . , I had to face a strong wind on the home-stretch, otherwise it is thought she would have made it in 2:11. the I best evprmadp I Cooklincr spoke to a crreat crowd I in New York on Friday nieht. Ue I rather went for the Fraudulent Presi- dent, ne was not specially heavy in iKo n . . , a . he way of laudation of Garfield, but iaid the lather ou thick upon Abra ham Arthur. Grant wrote a letter, in which he said he did not believe tho Democrats could be trusted. f rant. P.rtnVI i n rr fi-irfiol1 Arthnr I I , . Wli.t - . . I AT U: I n .u I uaw 4uari,etie i aou.uc iu w- auover. uookling is the only one as of the three whose character is not I smirched with personal dishonesty. Bat then there is a husband in Rhode Ilan,i - u i- i island and a wife who lives elsewhere a,k i i I "v uaio bv cause to remeiaucr onkling save with execrations. And this is the set who sav the Democrats u ine 861 wno 8ay tno democrats uay not ie trusted. I mm f VOL. XXVI. NO. 155. Mr. Edison has an instructive pa per in the Ootober number of the North American Review upon "The Success of the Electric Light." The Stab has been a believer in Edison when others were scoffing. This article will bo read with Interest by aH who are pleased at the triumphs of soifiniut Mr T?.Aann mvna o vonr . 6 ' clear historv of ihA snhipi.t ttmi J - I shW8 why be has delayed and what he has accomplished. He claims to have solved the riddle to have over- ii t. . . . come all the difficulties; to have pro- duced a lamp and a light that will serve precisely the sameDurDoses in uutuvobiu use tu gnaiigut, tusb ib io- i . i ml nn nn tncne iia sraon nt rrrrnnn T " wmwmw. I - I al- can be crazed at witrmnt d. f . ziiosr tne eve; is eaual is amount of I , . - . . . "S"" w gM uurne 18 eaaier, is nnrar homo mhif o amlto o huf nnlr I r & - I ma. . : " B poisouous or innammaDie gases, CKC I I a he Richmond Dispatch, a mode- I rain nhAr nrltnariiTr oiir 4. l r-r w" I say: . "Senator Conkline's speech in New York on irriday night marks him as the champion liar of the age. The attack he made upon the people of the South was simply diaboh- i cai. A devu incarnate could cot have been more malignant." 'Champion liar of the ago. We accept the amendment- and call for tho previous question. The plantation of Rhode Island is I m m oosseu DV uaaicais. JNO toreign DOrn citizen, who ia not a freeholder, ia I allowed to vote. Put that in your I pipe aud smoke it. in Massachusetts I 130,000 freo white man are disfran- cbised. How do you like it ? Massa- chusctts is Republican. .. -1 ' vu. r j "now icver is - reponea ; as pre- vailing at the quarantine seventy-five I , . xr n i ' I miles below New Orleans. 1 UK STA IK CAMPAIGN. A number of promiuent speakers have accepted tho invitation to be lit-i'Kii-i.f ul. iIim trtilwt iVIaaa W ootinrr in . v.. . QxlorJ, on Wednesday, October 13th. - Oxford Free Lance. Up to tho hour of going to press, I Kichard Battle, Jr., bad been nomi-1 nated for the Senate, and for the Houho of Representatives W. N. I Soeilinga, Geo. Smedes. A. D. Jones I and A. C. Council. tiaieigh Visitor. Judsie Fowle. who spoke at Clinton I - i on Wednesday, and at Magnolia on I yesterday, nas returueu. large I crowds greeted this distiucrnished I gentleman, and he is greatly pleased I with the canvass. Fab. Bus- I W 1W. returned veHterdav f rom r, 1 , . J 'm, I o t "t i day. To-day he speaks at Dur- ham. I. J. Young will represent the ... Republican side of the question there, j J udL'e r owie. in addition to nis I 1 . . 1. - appointments already announced, will I - 1 X" II - W m m I II M Imaab a I " , 7o Vn7h - WVV county, September 30th; Winston, I Forsyth county, October 2d; New I Berne, at night, October 18th. I r - ot mi-oo f nn.rfrmorfftmA I i. , . - T ' I wanted tne state to pay nim .ou a I B 1 1 . T 3 W7 . a a . 3:MA..aV.JI I tepuDiican. juukb uirouteu i . - yT I than mro t"i ailritlT f hO P.nft1"tTA- M n W I V t for h,eho Leak I was nominated for the House of I Representatives by the Democrats ot I Anson county. mucn to tne re- i gret of his many friends, James M. I Vit 1 1 j i: . t u nnm;na I sfln.,n Ann und I - . , , Union. His health is very bad. Raleigh News and Observer. I I Tho Washington correspondent of I . .... .. I the Richmond JJispateh. writes on tne 17th as loliows: While the Democrats here are aware of the conspiracy to rob them ot Uio goyeniurouip i iuwuo uoj ;n thatl Stale. Nor will the Kepub lioans hereafter be able to taunt the South with tampering wnn returns ana uaiiot uoxeu, eeu it tuojr an m f. . . trt . ' ha Stata t' Davi Tne Republicans continue to believe that General Ben. Butler gave twenty thousand dollars to tne democratic i campaign fund to aid in carrying I Maine. Thev also say that $100,000 I was sent to Maine, and that Mr. I oiaiDe Bam uo uau CUUUS" 0000 NKWB yBoai m"- The Indiana people here all say g Jxj safe, and that tne oanVass, which was before hot, received a fresh impetus on the Dem- ocratio side by the glorious news r?m Maine-1 Seat0Ar . McDonald, nrns or v nn .urn nil vni.hi nn v. .j . i ? m. C- u- gaia ine Bftme iomg. xu9 vuu i TT J " I faViA InnVa I nspunou ua gouB w u m n a Annn flnrimrfleid. Mii writes -A "For thirty years have been troubled with costiveneas, pues ana pain i aoout tne tidneva. I became bo weak that I could i..rHiw wik Tn this condition I sent for a I - - . -5..., " . . . nno at he, time. Can now lay on either side; no PeB; have good appetite, and gaining t brought me out all right. t 1 WILMINGTON, Spirits Turpentine Seventy "fresh" are reported at Chapel Hill. In what war did Tom Cooper and Tom Keogh win their "Kurnelcy?" The steamer Greenville was burnt at Washington. Loss about $2,000. The New JBemian compliments I "'B"1 uureB8 on eaucauon ueuverea highly the address on education delivered Da juage jaerrimon in mat town on jmaay I evenine. "T HiSh Pnfc reuru-. Capt. , W. I shuttle bloeks. bobbin heads and carriage I maten&l rom this place to northern mar- I Kc ia uuriog me present monin. Rrfrf-h TOritorr RHfl TTnder hill, Esq.. died at bis residence in Wilder's own8hiP Johnson county, on the 16th i mat., agea years ana aDout two monms. air. unaernui was a native oi oussex o 1 CnnniT. Virirlnin . IWBoro.-rut"w ' e. ieiru 1 1 lir. 1 Dya private letter tnat tbe mm Deiongmg to Jar. Joseph Shields, in Orange county. was destroyed bv fire on Wednesday. lhe 16lh iDgt Th- fire m caU8ed by tQe niftAhnrtTA ftf a 0iin Tvhich Vion ftenn rtlacAn r"V . " r mii Liin iiitimr NLiirv Oxford 2?ree iance: The Ox. ford Femaie Seminarv has now about vounz ladies in attendance. Mr. JohnPittard, who resides near Oxford. wnue attempting to get oyer a xence one day last week his leet slipped throwing him across the fence and breaking some of nis rios. Pittsboro Record : N. B. Tay lor escaped from the Moore county jail on last Friday night, by boring through the top of the building. He is well known in this county, and was in jail awaiting his trial for killing Sea well nearly two years ago, and a large sum of money has been paid tor nis arrest. 2 We are glad to see that the Greensboro Central Protestant has been en larged. It is a neat, well edited nanar. in the organ of the Methodist Frorestants of IZl' .T, rr,- I" iiDrm i H.rr ii ii h ia nnn w ni i nnqiiiinH wninn 8tate. and is a credit everv wav tn TvTorth f!arnlinn Innraaliam Wo ton or niir nn erattUations to our excellent brother, the editor, Jttev. J. Lu Mlchaux. Greensboro Central Protestant: SSffi1 JS this place. From the performances we nave witnessed from the drinkers, both on hor8eand on foot, we doubt the claim. There is an inevitable tangle-footedness aoout the stuff that makes it as "the same old coon." There has been quite an inflnx of new pupil at lho Qreen8boro jremaie uollege. Salisbury Watchman'. Farmers are busy with the cotton picking and to bacco canag; fine crops of both in this county. The graded school opened lairly with some seventyMive or eighty scholars. In a short time the school will number 125. A new lot has been purchased anH n r. im mif too annAtntaH tr. ooo tr tho erectioi of a new school house. DiDh- thena, of a very malignant type, has ap peared in unity township. Greensboro Patriot: Died at the Greensboro Female College, Friday morn- "i-T .V.. "f?1?1. iivn jviuk. uauiruier oi jur. vv . xv. jviuic. of Pitt county, near Greenville. N- C. inereare two foundries in Oreenshoro, .nri vhj , j -n torv. one candy fictorv. one machine ahoD. three brick yards, two harness shops, and several small shoe manufactories, buggies. wagons, ec.t lour printing omces. ah em- ploying a large number of hands. ci.i. :n t r i.. m TUWTOYU1B twTlZY whhkm am iri war h am vh m ri raa-f in ri i (ii Knai aiik t - nmnt j"hn M,Oni in A.h.-Mimit rnr LdnvUle Waters, and the dangerous shoot- ine. at tne same time, oy waters, oi eiiaa . TTf . m !JS afler bein 8hot- and f or a while it was thought that Silaa' wound would prove fatal, he having been shot through one of MM V WUU DAWV 1AM W H1U1VOI AUOMAUW W n mngs. xie, nowever, nas recovered. Waters fled immediately after the shooting. but on Tuesday last surrendered himself lo d. Cowles, Esq., justice of the peace at . . . . . JTittsDoro Jtecord: Almost the ontSpo traiA f Phofhom nnnntv rAno tr Kaleigh and Fayetteville. It is said that orf i produce is hauled to Haleih from thia State During the fall and winter dozens of wagons from this county can be seen every day on the streets of Raleigh, Thev haul there loads of cotton, flour. rxrk. chickens, eggs,etc, and return with loads qi mi Jiiuus oi. mercuauuiEie. auu iivw the western nortion of Chatham a larsre trade goes to Fayetteville, and as soon as tho tfaftr ia lain nnrtn tho rnan.hAn fnnw graded) of the Cape Fear and xadkin Val- ley Railroad, this trade will be greatly in nrBaoA an1 trmMi thot nnva rnfti tnRnl filch wfll bj dlverted t0 Fayltteville. " " NEW ADVEBTISEnSNTS. For Sam Dwelling house. J. C. Muitds Fancy goods. Mtjnsom Merchant tailoring. MAsojno Wil. Lodge No. 319. F. A. Schuttk Fete champetre. James Wilson Don't pay rent. CB03TLY -& Mobbis Assignee's sale. Cbokly & Mobris Potatoes at auction. A colored boy fell overboard in Market r dock yesterday morning, while the Passport was nb0ut leaving her wharf with a colored excursion party, and in the arternoon, tbe excursionists were aoout lanoing upon their return, another fell overboard between the boat and the wharf, and nar- rowly escaped drowning as well as being crushed to death. The accident happened through an attempt on the part of the boy to jump from the wharf to the boat. 8BaS40 park of 8ea8on wIU be given at Seaside Park, on Wrightaville Sound, this evening. Anewfeature of the entertainment will be a concert by the new Overture band, while the Italian Harpers ni fBrnish the music for dancing, W r rfad tn hear it. Onr drmnriat In. forms us that Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup sells etter than any other medicine,:and always Hives satisfaction. Its very cheap too, costs gnly 25 cents a bottle; t "i Wj :rJ th.'wj;. N. C, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1880. An Exciting Runaway and Narrow Escape. ; A horse attached to a baggy, the property of Mr. B. F. Mitchell, started to run away yesterday morning, in the neighborhood of Mr. D. A Smith's furniture store, and brought up at the southeast corner of Front and Princess streets, where the buggy came in collision with the iron telegraph pole at that point, bending it nearly double, and throwing both horse and vehicle violently to the ground. Mr. David Mitchell, who was the only occupant of the baggy, which was pretty badly demolished, Bhowed ad mirable presence of mind, and saved him self from injury by grasping the pole and swinging himself out of the wreck to the pavement, when he instantly sprang to the horse's head and stopped his further pro gress. Those who witnessed the runaway thought at first that the frantic beast was bent on dashing down the pavement and the east side of the street, and, as two or three small children were on the sidewalk immediately in front of him, the hearts of the spectators almost stood still with fear for the safety of the little ones, until, by the promptness and presence of mind of Mr. Mitchell, the catastrophe was avoided A great deal of wonder was expressed that Mr M. himself escaped without serious in jury. Daily weatner 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 8 P. M., as furnished by Sergeant James W. Watson, Signal Officer at this Station: Tem. R. F. Weather. Atlanta 81 .00 Clear Augusta 86 .00 Clear Charleston... 82 .00 Clear Charlotte 83 .03 Clear Corsicana 79 .49 Cloudy Galveston 83 .00 Clear Havana 86v .00 Cloudy Indianohv. 85 .02 Fair Jacksonville 84 .00 Clear Key West 80 .55 Fair Mobile 87 .00 Fair Montgomery 86 .00 Fair New Orleans 84 .00 Fair PunlaRassa 85 .17 Fair Savannah 82 .00 Fair Wilmington 82 .00 Clear Cedar Keys 86 .00 Fair Pensacola 85 .00 Clear The folio wiug.aro the Indicates for the South Atlantic States to-day : Partly cloudy weather, Hlii lit fall iu tem perature, winds shifting iroin uonhwest to northeast and slight rise in barometer. mayor' court. The case t:f the butcher alluded lo in onr last, charged with selling moats in an unlicensed and prohibited place, was called, when Mr. DaBrutz Cutlar, Acting City At torney, arose and stated to His Honor, Acting Mayor Bowden, that the defendant submitted, and bespoke the leniency of the court in his behalf, stating that the market question was now under legal advisement and at the proper time an opinion would be rendered and the matter placed in its proper light before the, public, in tne meantime, by a resolution of the Board of Aldermen, the old market house was a pro hibited place, and could not be legally occupied by the butchers until the ques tions at issue had been properly and law fully determined. The court then, in deference to the coun sel of the City Attorney, dismissed tho case at the cost of the defendant Dave Mallett, arrested Saturday night for being drunk and down, was discharged without the formality of a trial. Bskatrr ot a Shoe Stoop. On Saturday morning last, between 12 and 3 o'clock, some one cut a glass, appa rently with a diamond, from tho front win dow of the shoe shop of Amos Boston, colored, 00 Front street, next to the north western corner of Mulberry, and, by plac ing a hand through the aperture, succeeded in stealing a fine pair of boots and a pair of gaiter shoes. -Boston left his shop at 12 o'clock, but, having a large amount of work to do on Saturday, he went back at 3 o'clock and found the hole in the window and the boots and shoes missing, while his account books, which had been lying just inside the window, had also been abstracted and left on a box outside the door. K.!aara mountain Sabaerlptiona. Cot Cbas. R. Jones, of the Charlotte Observer, was in the city yesterday, the main object of his visit being to solicit subscriptions to defray the expenses of the King's Mountain celebration, he being one of the Centennial Executive Committee. At an informal meeting of the Produce Exchange, yesterday afternoon, Coi. Jones stated the object of bis visit, and, at his re quest. Col. Roger Moore, who presided, appointed a committee, consisting of Messrs. F. W. Kercbner, B. F. Mitchell and Don MacRae, to assist Col. Jones in his patriotic undertaking. For tne Penitentiary Edward Blackwell, white, and Isaac Baatty, colored, arrived here oh the steamer North State, on Sunday, in charge of Deputy Sheriff F. J. Anders, en route for the State Penitentiary. They are from Bladen county, and were convicted at the late term of the Superior Court, the former for the larceny of a. watch and the latter for forgery. They were placed in the county jail for safe-keeping until yesterday morn ing, when they took their departure for Raleigh. Blackwell'a term is three and Beatty's two years. mastatrate'a Oearc Hannah Collins Was arraigned before Justice Gardner, yesterday, on a peace warrant sworn out by Kate Hall. The case was dismissed at the defendant costs, for the non-payment of which she was lodged in jail. sssnw '.ssaam ,Bamew'fl : sw. ; ' f u ' ., . w ' i n Local dom. 1 The case of Peter Croom, charged with the larceny of sundry demi johns, will be heard before Justice Gardner this morning. - i We are glad to learn that Master Jimmie Barnes, who was so badly injured by accidentally shooting himself in the side a few days ago, is improviog. A colored man living in "Brook lyn" was bitten by a black spider Saturday morning, and has since been under medical treatment. His body is represented to have been terribly swollen, find bis sufferings so greafthat an hour after the occurrence his cries could be heard throughout the neigh borhood. Unmallable Lettere. The following is the unmailable matter remaining in the city postoffice up to this date: Rich H. Brown Carvin, P. O., Georgia; Miss Melvina McKoy, No. 7 Ploom Place, between lOih and 11th street, no directions; one White Envelope, stamped but not directed; P. J. Holland; Harry Moore. Ab important letter remains unclaimed in Postoffice for Charles Graham, col. Fair of tne Nortn Carolina Indus trial Aaaoelatlon. Our acknowledgments arc tendered to O. Hunter, Jr., Secretary, for a complimentary ticket to the "Second Grand Annual Exbi bition" of the colored people of this Stale, to be held under the auspices of the North Carolina Industrial Association, at Raleigh, commencing on the 27lh of September and continuing for one week. KIVKlt AND JIIARINE. German barque Priedrich Perthes, Wal ter, sailed from Hamburg for this port on the lGih inst. Norwegian barque Helios, Wage, from Oporto for this port, passed Delaware Breakwater on the 17th inst. Schooner Joseph Farweli, Winfield, sailed from Rockland on the 11th inst. for this port. CITY ITEMS. We Guarantee no better goods mado than Block. well's Durham Long Cat and Cigarettes. THE MORNING STAR can always be had at the following places in the city : The Fnrcell Rouse, Harris News' Stand, and the STa.n Office. JjXtk Pafxrs. To the Harris' News Stand, south side Front Street, we are indebted for copies of the New York Ledger, Chimney Corner and Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newsvcaoer for the current week. The Stand will remain open on til 11 o'clock this morning. WORTHLESS STUFF. Not so fast bit friend: if you could see the strong, healthy, blooming men, women and children that have been raised from beds of sickness, suffering and almost death, by the use of Hop Bitters, you would aay "Ulorious and invaluable remedy." ttee another column. Phila delphia Press. - Beats the world Blackwell'a Durham LonzCat and Cigarettes. " I have made sufficient emeriment of Colden'a iaeblg's Liquid Extract or Beef and Tonic In vigo rs tor, to enable me to say it Is by far the best of all the preparations of the kind (i-ood and tohic) that I have ever used. To the sufferer from chronic dis -eases, or the convalescent, it is invaluable, being bow nounsnmg ana sireuginening." ubxkx dt rvAXMM, agents. Wilmington. voimuuNseuro pronounce tnem very nne ciacK well's Durham Long Cut and Cigarettes. THE MILES' ALARM MONEY DRAWER IS an article almost indispensable to merchants. Be ing capable of a variety of combinations, and sim ple In its construction, it. recommends itself to mercnants as an important part or taeir store nx tarea. Tlll-tapping has become so prevalent that an ingenious arrangement like that of the Miles' Money Drawer is indeed a necessity. They are sold by Messrs. Fairbanks & Co. 811, Broadway, New York, and the hardware trade generally. New York JExpreu. A BENEFACTRESS. Just ODen the deor for her. and Mrs. Win slow will Drove the American Florence Nightingale of the Nursery. Of this we are so sure that we will teach our "Susy" to say. -a Diessing en jus. win slow," tor neiping ner to: survive and escape the griping, eolieking and teeth ing siege. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SY RUP relieves the child from pain, and cures dysen tery and diarrhoea. It softens the gums, reduces inflammation, cures wind colic, and carries the In fant safely through the teething period. It per forms precisely what it professes to perform, every part of it nothing less. We have never seen Mrs. Win slow knew ner only through the preparation of her "Soothing Syrup for Children Teething." If we had the power we would make her, as she 13, a Shyslcal saviour to the infant race. Sold by all ruggista. 35 cents a bottle. The healthiest, finest and Dure at smoke Black- well's Durham Long Cut and Cigarettes. NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS . ffiliniiitOflLoipKo. 319VA. F.&A.H. REGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICATION, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. BEPT'K 81. 1880, at 8 o'clock. Visiting Brethren are cordially Invited to attend. By order of the W. M. W. S. WARROCK, se SI It Secretary. Our Merchant Tailoring Department IS IN FULL BLAST. WB DO NOT SAY WE have the largest and best stock of Goods ever brought to Wllmineten. but we invite everrbodv to call and see for themselves, assured If they do so, orders will be left for STYLISH SUITS at once. ttUNSON, Clothier ee21 It and Merchant Tailor. Don't Pay Rent. SECURE A HOME AND BE YOUR OWN Landlord . Bull dins: Lots on Church. Nun. Ann. Orange, Chesnut, Mulberry, Walnut, Sixth, Seventh, Wilson. Eighth, Ninth, Dickenson, Woods, Tenth, Eleventh, Bay.Gwynn, TfowMp, Twelfth and Thir teenth Streets, for sale on the monthly Installment plan. Houses built to .order. Money loaned to tnose wisning to Duiia. it dAAusa wixjsujn. For Sale, THE NBW DWELLING HOUSE, next South from S. S. corner of Princess, on Seventh Street, containing eight rooms, with Pantry and Closets, vegetable Gar den, with choice Fruit Trees thereon. Every thing in the eons traction of the building, to gether with fine Pump water.conveniently arranged. se l It apP'j xxuh, uwuroai, Fancy Goods. 1 HAVE NOW ON HAND ONE OF THE largest and best selected stock of Fancy Goods and Toilet Articles In the city. Call and examine. 1. u avniAf, Druggist, seSltf !. 85 Worth Front BtreeL Potatoes at Auction. rpHIS MORNING, AT 10 O'CLOCK, WE WILL eell at oar sales room South Water streets FIFTY BBLS. NO. 1 IRISH POTATOES in good Older. CRONLY dk MORRIS, ee 31 It Auctioneers. t. ... in ? ; if. S WHOLE NO; 4,087 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ONE MORE I Aud Positively the Last this Season ! BY GENERAL REQUEST ONE MORS Fete Champetre WILL BE GIVEN AT SEASIDE PARE, ON nrPTfUTTairrr t w ornTr mwra xmrvma DAY) EVENING. A very attractive feature of tho evening will be a Concert by the new Overture Band. Mr. Fr. Rio- man, Leader. Dance Music by the Harpers. The Last of the Seagjn. Let everybody be there. F. A. SCHUTTE, se21 It Manager. M. CRONLT, Auctioneer. BY CRONLY & MORRIS. Assignee's Sale. AH THTTRSnA V jravT oit?r ivut nr-u. J mencing at 10 o'clock a. m., we wilT sell at tore Nn. 1ft. Mnrtpt arrant h. nni.. t ia..k. Mayer, Assignee, all of the entire stock of DRY wvuo uicrem cunuioeo. oaie conunuea rrom any 10 aay unui ine entire stockls disposed of. se SI at tn th LANE'S English and Mathematical School- GE1. AS. H. LANE, PRINCIPAL. Rooms next to 8t John's Church. The first scs- cwu wui IKfU OWUJlf, VCIl. 9 1.11 . Circulars at the bookstores. sel7 eod tf fr sn ta Administrator's Notice. IHE UNDERSIGNBD, HAVING QUALIFIED A as administrator Qf George Myers, deceased, hereby s Ives notice to all persons holding claims against the said estate to exhibit the same to him ran araa HfanisA 44a Os-m JLm-m t a -. . . c . o.v .o- - C. MYEBS, Sept. 8th. 1880. Administrator. se8 oaw 6w tn Blaine of Maine Is grieving and crying. Whilst we old "Rebs" are living and dyeing; Dyeing our greys to Government blue; Dyeing dresses in every hue; Working hard to redeem the past, And dyeing colors bright and fast. WILMINGTON DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, eo 13 Market, between 3d and 3d Streets. Caution Notice. ALL PERSONS a Ptc nifRiiBV cautioned against trusting or harbor - uig oujr ui uu crew or ine unusn 'Karnnentinn AnKr.17 " n.r.t Nicholas. Master, from Bremcrhaven, as no debts of their contracting will se 19 St C. P. MKBANB, Agent. Removal. yB HAVE REMOVED OUR STOCK OF Stoves, Tinware and House-Fumishlng Goods five steps neiow onr uia atana ta tne uargo store, ro. 85 Market street. Opening new goods every day. selfltf F. M. KING A CO. Horlici's Fcoi for Mants, JNOS FRUIT SALT, INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP and Root Pills, Powdered Sage, Cayenne Pepper, For sale by WM. H. GREEN, Drugging sel9 tf Look Out." Merchant Tailoring now in fall 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 DYER'S best sel9tf For Eent. f n GOOD STORE FOR COUNTRY Cj! I trade, on Market street, between Second CaLaaJand Tfalrd. Also Rooms. Apply to THE MoKOY'U, se 19 tf Attorneys and Counsellors at law. School for Young Ladies. MISS HART. Principal, Aaslaied by IT1ISS 1Q. n. SHOWN, Instrumental Music taught by MRS. M. P. TAYLOR Instruction in Drawing and Painting by MRS. E. H. PARSLEY. 'J'HB NEXT SESSION WILL OPEN TUESDAY, the 5th of October. Punctual attendance at the beginning of the session is highly important. For ; terms and particulars apply, after September 23th, to tho PRINCIPAL. 50,000 Brick. 50,000 For sale very "DUTaOT" J. A. Springer lowby JjjLVlLvlV. at Coal Yard. 50.000 Brick. 50,000 e 19 St Carpets! Carpets! LL ARE 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 Brusself IN NEW AND ELEGANT THINGS. Will show goods with pleasure, and give prices as low as any market in tho United States. Very respectfully. selBtf B, M. MoINTIRB. No Change. j-a. I AM STILL AT MY OLD STAND. f" V where I keep a fall npnlv of Carrlagea. f i nine T" Wagons, Carts and Drays. I am . now opening a large biock or taarneas. Sad ales, Bridies ana tiaiters, ana Keep constantly L est prices. Repairing done at short notice. oaaina evervuunK lb my una oi DuuniH jow- e IT tf Third, bet. Market and Princess st 4 V WM4 .JJ; A - II 11 Al, 1 naVTBsop jaovimrisiKU. . On fcqasra on ttajrt-.T..f'i.. 1 Of .v twoaajralw, ...,...,.. 1 78 three days,,.. ,,.......;. 1 6S rTn foordars,... ..... 8 M flv daa,, .'.,.... ... " 55 ' " ' Onffwoe,..i..U.4,.i..i. 4-S Two wwoka,..., Stti: .... 4. Throe waeka,.... ..... ... S 60 " , Oae month,......'. 10 00 " " Two month,........ i i 17 Ml Throamontha,... .............. t4 00. 81 motitha,.... .......... ... 40 W . " ' . ; p year,. ..... M 00 tar Con tract ATertUemat taaca at' propoi tlonatoly low ratca C , ; - Tea linos salld Nonpareil type make one eqnare. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. m. CUONfjV Auctioneer. By CRONLT A MOEItlS. Valuable Real Estate at Auction. O N WEDNESDAY, 8BPTSMBEH IIP, 1880, AT IX OTiocK Jt., we win tan at xxebange for- ner. That valuable Brick Store upon south ldc of Market, between Front and Second streets, known and designated as No. 44. now occupied by Mr. A. Llebman. That three story Brick Enlldlng and Attic cover ing the mores now occupied by Mr. Uoeentbal, No. 81. ana Mr. Christ, No. SS.tbe throe stories above occupied as a- boarding hour. Lot S4. upon Mar ket, running through IIS feet to Bettinconrt Alley, upon which it has a frontage of t8 feet. That very dosirable and valuable Brick Doom and lot COxlSO, west side of front street, .between the stores of Messrs. Giles A Marchtson and the marble yard of Mr. James Walker. That desirable and valuable property. 13 feet. east side of Nutt street, well and faroiably known as the FARMERS' HOTKL. containing S3 rooms. Hotel and lot has a frontage of 189 feet. Terms made to sol' . Kept IS, 1380. 14 St 14, 19. 81 SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE TN PUKSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE M?. perlor Court uf Ntw Hanover County, I will, on Monday, the 4th day of October next, at It o'clock a. m., at the Courthouse deor In Wilmington, soil at aaction to tne higneet biader mat valuable lot, with three-. tori ed brick dwelling and necessary outhouses, on tho N. B. corner of Fourth and Ches nut streets, and well known as the residence of the late Mrs. Robert H. Cowao. Terma.one third oasb, balance in tlx and twelve months, with 8 per cent. interest. DAVID o. ivWAN, Commissioner. EuB. Cutlar, J. Davis, Attorneys. selS lOt se 13, 14, 15, 19, XI, 14, Sfi, 18, 80 and oc 8. Cheese. Cheese. 100 60X68 No 1 CREAM cnEEaff For sale by KBKCHNIR A KALDKB BKU8. flay, Cern and BIoul. 2QQ Bales Prlmo HAY, 2000 Unshola Whlle Mixed CORN, QQ Bushels Water Mill MKAL, For sale by KBRCHNER CALDKR BROS. Hagglng, Tics and Twlno. 1000 Half Ro11" BA0GIN0, 3000 Edl Newfad r,occd tirh 1000 Lb8TWINB' For sale by KERCH NER A CALDKR BIfUB. Spirit Casks. Spirit Cnake. 500 Ncw N Y- 8Pikitcaks' For sale by se 19 tf KERCUNBR A CALDKR BROS. 11 - i- i. - We are Still Grinding rpHB "BEST BOLTED MEAL IN TUB C1TV." Special Inducements offered in MEAL, CORN, OATS, HAT, Ac.. Ac. riiliSTUIN tUMSlNU AUIi.. so 19 tf Millers and Grain Dealer. Tourists AND ALL PERSONS WANTING TRUNKS and Traveling Bags can be furnished at the lowest prices from our new stock Jest arrived . Oar Wholesale ana He tall Uarnoss Kstabllshmnot can't be beat for Latest Style and Bout Goons lor the least money. No. 8 & uth Front 8t ee 19 tf MALLARD A BOWDEN A LARGE STOCK OF Sash, Doors. Blinds, AND" " ALL KINDS OF MILL WO UK, LUMBER, LA HIS, &c, FOR SALE VERY CUHAP. AT ALTAFKEK, PRICE A Co., Faotoht: Orncn: Foot of Walnut si. Nutt, near tied Croas st. se 19 tf Examine Tour Trunks. AND IF THEY NEED REPAIRING OR Cov ering send them to our Saddle, rjaraeas and Boggy Shops, where they will be put In thorough order ny a Practical Trunk Maker. eel9 tf OEKHAKDT A tx. For Sale ! THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK of Furs ituro. Wholesale and Retail, at bottom Prices, at tho New Furniture Store. BEHUEIID8 raCINBOK, 8. B. Corner Market and Soeond BtrecU, so 19 tf Wilmington. N. C. Have You Seen Our 16 RIB UMBRELLA T BROWN A RODDICK. Have You keen the JBAN DRAWERS WB MANUFACTURE f BROWN RODDICK, Have You Scon tlio NEW CORSET WB RETAIL AT 75 CTST BROWN A RODDICK. Ilavo You Seen. That JOB LOT RUFFLING AT KO CTft. A riECEf au 39 tf BROWN A RODDICK. A Full Stock Of PATENT wIEDICINES, AO., can be found for sale low at J. H. HARDIN'S. Apothecary, se 19 tf Hew MatkeL Ready For THE FALL CAMPAIGN. OUR STOCK OF FURNITURE Is now complete. Call and examine samo and get prices. We can suit you. D. A. SMITH A CO.. eel9tf No. 43 North Front Street. Fresh Arrivals. PRUNES, DRIED APPLES, COCOA-NUTS, Pearl barley aad Saga Another let of thai fine Fulton Market Beef. Northern Irish Potatoes. A lot ef Brooma, will sell low at retail; Wood aad Willow Ware: a full line of Family Groceries. 1.1- gars. Tobacco and Liquors, all at Bottom Prices. can ana sea u. voLUEs, se It U . M and 18 South Front street. Hats! Hats! JSEW STYLES ARRIVING DAILY. At HARRISON A ALLEN'S, City Uattora, sell tf t i 1 o