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OUTI4NKS.
Tbe Georgi Stale Fair and IUcea opVi
on tbe 18th of October at Atlanta;
A fatal landslip occurred in Jodia
which many British were kUled.i.T9
filling up of the new French. Cabinet 'coil-d
tiouta. United Btates and Mexican
troops are to make a combined- attaek on
Victoria'a band; the forces to be employed
will number 3.C01 On the 18lh in?U
eiehicen of the Apaches attacked 8&Q f
Jl 8'" aTTJr " t X . 9 :
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Texa Damaging .flood., tic;
swept away, and one Mexican-dfow I
The National Board otHealthreporls I
dengue at Key Wts Florida, and raalariit I
fewer on the river below New OtleiEsl
iue Ansa aiuouc isenevwent union I
if i i United State in in RAaatm t7tt. I
niiogton, Del - The eoatinned gdod I
health of Mcmnhis. Tenn.. waa eeletfrateh 1
y sicrday. by a precession, &a: The I
w.,5..i n.'...i:- rw'..& -L!ft I
i.,.wwU wuuwma-Mwi.
i Saratoga, . ; Great mortality raeng
Turkish troops at Scutari. -'Caii8tta
is universally condemned by th FAria
prMS. r-A Bordeaux 8tenaer.cssis?d ;
ai persons were drowned.. -V- Jessie
Grant was married to Miss jChaprnan, at
Sn Fi acclsco. New Yik markets:
Muaey 2S per cen cot steady 'at
ltll cents; southern flour' 'steady and
quiet at 4 656 50; wheat without ma
lurial change, ungraded, red 95c $1 151;
c tq without decided change spiwt tur
H;ntiue firm at 873Sc; roslh firm at
$1 501 55. ' . . -4; r
The ? Melancholy
Blaine of Maine.
.Dane w r-Poor
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The election of Plaisted (Iaine
the election of Hancock: ThaVa what
Pat. says.
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The vote was very closer" but ftW
Fuaion caudidate will be Plaisted ia
the Gubernatorial chair all the same.:
New York is talking of another
big Democratic mass meeting, at
which a half a dozen or more
men are to speak. '
able
Not "by a large majorityiut by
a small plurality. WellU will do in
a State that usually stvea 15,000 tOLI
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20,000 Radical majority?
Fred Douglass has just
from Indiana where he mad
turned
thirlei n
speeches. He is confident.
at Slate
is safe for the Radicals:
October
and November. Jbsut ma
be Fred
does not know.
Old Ananias Cameron; JJn Quix
ote's father, was unanimously nomi
nated for the House in the Harrisburg
(Pa.) District, but he declined. He.
is about 80 years old, and he is as
corrupt and mean as he is old.
A writer in the Philadelphia Time,
a victim of hay fever, says, alter two
years experienceTurkish and Russian
baths will master an attack, shorten
its career and make yon a well man
uutil the next season rolls around.
On Saturday Jim. Blaine tele
graphed to Washington: ;ttWo have
elected. Davis by & handsome plu--
rality, and don't you forget it.' And
you got scared at your own. rascality
and concluded you wouldn't, and
"don't you forget it.'
Last Saturday night, the Radicals
in Washington fired two hundred
guns because they bad 'succeeded .in
counting out General Iflaisted. on
Monday night the Democrats-fired
two hundred guns because Blaine and
his patent Bulldozers got Scared and :
did not count him out.
Col. A. M. Waddell m4e a politi
cal speech at Portland,! Maine, on
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It war th first of a
aw.a.afn.M.a tir be con-
dnntA rir. iUr.Un under
r s -r v-r-rr .
m Huspioes oi tne .tww',u
cratio Union." Aintch reoortaT'l
n-t txrn - i . :
juu n tuusu 3 Baying...
"If I were a Northern man I should be
ashamed to talk of the Solid South. It is
pusillanimous. Truly, the South Is solid
for our flag, it is solid for Union, solid for
good government, and solidforjGen. Han
cock. LCbeers. The iniquities of Repub
licanism made s, solid in. these res Dects.
It is untrue to state that we are solid in any
wicked sense of the term. We are but a
fraction of the Democracy and it is dis
creditable in tbe Republican leaders to hold
us up as a scarecrow to affright the igno
rant. They tell their hearers that if Gen .
Hancock is elected tbe rebel debt will be
-paid and rebel soldiers pensioned. The
Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution
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oi mree-rourths at thr wuintHreaf the
ocb oa iwo-tmras or the rvoters we
memhpa nt ws rr r-...-,,, n
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the name of common, aanaa and Sfimole
-f wv tniu an rainnaa mjn ljuiiibua a":
arithmetic. bo Mri rf'tr thfo-r ha dlonef
n eoutaern States can, certainly a A!
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! me twenty-sevenyj, naii-y eany yo
Qnie. it naa no promises to3 nuKi
Its past-history ntovTse" the guatao-
tee for its future course. ( It 'tried U
11 the placo of ft rtide-awake Dewj-
ape and 'gives A flue attention t
omey to State, and to general intell-
oe. ; It advocates what it believis
be right, and ooademns only; whit
illthtnka deserving of it. It will ei
aeavor Ho take no stfep: baoVwafdaf
4 to become f reshek and brighij r
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J.J corre8pondent of Uhe PniladiK
P? wriungiromxnaianapaus
on we iin, says ana v. ironerpruiB
Radical candidate, after a mist
tLvprtntyh rnvRB.-is Hatisfipil that hi
-ilfiKe aWftd Oovernori , He aavi:
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temperament, and yet he expresses "petlbct
confidence that he will carry the StaU iby
tra three to five thousand majority, ftta
feeling is shared by those coaaected Uh
te mate Ueotrai Committee, wno are in a
position to know and who are - not accus
tomed to permit their wishes to ran away
with "their jadgments. The i Democrats
also claim, the Sute, and they seem entirely
sincere in their belief that Landers will be
elected. Taking the claims of each side
cum grano salia, and looking over the entire
field for himself, the unbiased observer
must unavoidably comer to tbe conclusion
tnat tbe October election la this zsauv v wiu
be very close, but that chances are is) favor
of the success of the Republicans.1! il x..'.
Hevis probably a Republican He
say 8 both sides are accused ot: using
money freely, and both ae Achaged
with foolonizing." He says t., i
'Another scheme, which the Democrats
claim la 'as legitimate as the 'Southern
exodus plan of colonizing the North wfrh
negro vutera, is that of exporting colored
voters from tbe state. Tnese are maucea
to go to other States on the promise of
wonderful wages and plenty of work, and
thus lose their residence and eiectrv e Iran-
chise in this State."
About as two severe critiotams at
have been made on Roscoe Coiklmg
for his recent speech againsi; the
South was made by one of the lead
ing Philadelphia Republican papers
the Telegraph, and the "staunch old
I JSoening Post, of New York, presi
ded over for forty years by William
Bryant. The Philadelphia
s New York letter of the 20th
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TlM Scening Wis commonly reckoned
Republican roer. It certainly supports
.Garfield and Arthur; yeL this afternoon it
Itas a leader (supposed te be from the peri
of- faik Uodwin) as- severely crucizmg
Senator Conklinz and his Acaaeiuv or
Music speech as any uf the more pro-
nouuetd of Tts Democratic contemporaries
i9 caruble of. It accuses bim of-'cold
blooded seciionalism, 'ignoring the noble
and efficient service or Mr. Hayes ana Ills
Cabinet in healing old sores and bringing
about kind and conciliatory feelings.' The
Sen aim is also accused of a 'Satanic am
bition' and of 'making an insidious assault
upon the best character, purposes and hopes
of the Eeoublicao oartv. 'Mr. Oonkling.'
adds the Jbrf, 'has done much hitherto to
drive independent thinkers zrom tneir ne
nnblieaa adhesions, and his present ilU
adged, illogical ana malicious speecn ww,
in
we rear, quieten tne aepanurea.
We will give an extract to-morrow
from tne lelegrapKs sharp editorial.
Here is what the Washington cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun
ends that naoer on the 20th oon-
oerning Greenbacker movements :
'Gen. 'Weaver, the Greenback. candidate 4
'for tbe Presidency, before leaving here yeaWI
ten! ay, said be would maae Epeecnea im i
West Virginia, Iowa, Illinois; Michlgaft l
and Indiana before the camoahzn closes. I
He continues positive in bis assertion mat
tbe Qreenbackers will maintain their sepa
rate ticket io all tbe States in; which they
have made nominations, and aavs they W'H
I have from 20 to 80 members in tne next
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Is this Weaver kounting on Kurnel
Kornegay as being: a successful kan
didate ? And is this the same pro
phetic WeaveV who carried Alabama
in a horn ?"
It is thought that the-census of
1880 will cause some loss in the Elec
toral vote of the future that was not
looked tor. Radical leaders and or
gans supposed the South " would be
the loser only. " Bat, aooording to a
careful calculation made in' the Phila-
UpbNZW, the Sout will gam
slx votek Here is its bwn figures:
i .1 1870. 188a Loss, Gain.
.J New Boiland States. 40 87 - 8
Central States. 110 105 ' 5
i weaieTiOaeB, ow 44 -, t.
WesternJ8tates, T ' 69 77 x,
Pacific Slates, - 19 .-f-. 19 C. r -1
BUve States,' 188 144 . ,6
' So the "best laid plans do not al
ways come out just as the builders
would'haye them.
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Gen. Joseph E. Johnston paid Gen.
lianoook it visit recentlyj as did also
Genii Cadmus A. Wilcox, who is a na
tiva i rtt Oarofinian by. the way.
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I Vtrtf ITpnry G. , VYUliams, 01 -w u
i m-waa w w . - m
I k knhVnn of yerTT favorably . in
t with the candidacy
I . .1. t, a o.nM nv in thfi
1 iiAnnirilia WILII buv wmurmm. J - - .
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;' WILMINGTON, N.
good a run as any man in the District, j
Wo 13K6 It. ' I
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s There is to be a errand DemoAratin t
mass meetlnpr and flag raisinff at Pol-
QSi'Xo? "'f
lockaydle on. Saturday, the 25 th of
.oeuusmuer, ; anu ; several eminent i
anaoban ava a-rnantan tn ha nnuant I
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t iub lVBuuuuuauo m uuiuuiu wuu- i
ty.are not making muoh noise, but I
they are at work and effecting a close j
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Miv uut iomwwMw Aiiouuo mu8uii i
b,e. idld. Greensboro Patriot. . I
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i Maior W, J. Montgomery met and I
most eaeotuaiiv oemoiisnea ureorge i
B. Everett, Republican elector " for I
the State at large, and Aunt Nancy
Barringer, Radical candidate for
iieuienant WQvernor, on last s nusy,
at Iron Station. Everett is a rather
hifalutin speaker, a regirlar sky-
- i 'a v, nf-,wa mit.
bwij5i, 4u iauu, ouu mo i
iipx ui-laob mauuer yi uioctm ouu
tearing to threads his sentimentality
and sophistry was most discomfiting.
The politioal outlook in Mont
gomery county is reported' as being
encouraging. A good minority for
Hancock and Jarvis is looked for.
Monroe Express.
The Demoorats of Sampson held
their nominating convention on Sep
tember 16. ET. Boykin was chair
maa,' and Isham Royal and J. J.
Huggin8 secretaries. The following
gentlemen made stirring and patri
otic speeches, viz: Messrs. J. W. S.
Robinson, J. i S Alderman, D. A.
uooper, i. v. nines anu xj. x. vi
rblL The following ticket was nomi
nated: For Senate, John A. Oates;
for House, E. T, Bpykin and J. D. O.
Culbreth; for Sheriff, B. Hill; for
Register of Deed-si Joe Robinson; for I
Treasurer, A. B. Chestnutt; for I
Coronor,Isaao Hbbbs; for Surveyor,
T.L.Bass. DrJC. T. Murphy was
called out and made a telling speech.
Judge Merrimon has consented to
address the people of Wayne county
dnrmg the month. o uctooer, time to
be fixed shortly. Judge Jeowie nas
also consented to speak here at an
early day, ana Senator Ransom will
probably make an appointment here.
JudereiFowlehadavery enthu-
sutstio welcome at Magnolia on inurs-1
day last, aid made a capital speecn, I
which doubUess did much good. I
Judge Fowle is one of the best, and I
certainly eoe of tne most eloquent i
nd popular speakers in tue oLate.
There is some dissatisfaction
monir toe ltepuoucans over mo
i wr a iL.
oket. aad it will not require a very
surong pull for our Lenoir Democratic
f sends to beat tbem. itoiasooro
Jiessenher.
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e PitUboro Record has begun
its tlird year. It is a well edited and use
fill la per.
i-Toisnot Home: A negro by
thafname of Joe Davis.' who store the lamp
ran the Presbyterian Church at liocity
nnt. Was convicted at JMasb uourt ana
itenced to three years in tne peniten-
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-i Monroe Jlfaquirer i - We learn
Is hat a verv interesting brotracted meeting
m. being neia atenuon papusi coareu.
a r request ea io aiaie - uw uw new
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Btnodlst cnurcn at cunyrna wiu oe ueui-
ted on the fourth Sunday in this month,
v. J. H. Guinn offlciating.
Monroe Express-. A corres-
ndent writins us from Montgomery
unty says, that on September 8th a lump
(mntv. . This is every rich mine, and is I
now beinfc worked very successfully. I
; Pittsbord JRecordi Tixe one hun
dred and twenty-first annual session of tbe
Sandy Creek Association will be held at
Cool Spring church, in Tooore. county, be
ginning on Thursday, the 80th inst. This
is the oldeBl Associauon in wie dw, uu
embraces portions of the cottnUes of Ala-
mance, vnainam, moore anu uiuun'
Kinston J Journal: Gotton is
opening : unusually rapidly this season.
Mr. W M. Parker nas aireaay noasea ux
hales of 500 nonnds each from a field of
twAiva acres. Wa think a narallel case has
never before been seen in Jjenoir. jl nail
bale pelt acre gathered by September 11th
. - IXIf - A 1a.mJa art rtlrf
mi BUUCS ilXm aiCUUUlii) viw.i
1 . . ' . . til .1.1.11. .t.kklii.
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Esaturaay mgns-'iaa or a uoriu .
They got 4n5 a quarrer, Alexander struck
him WlUTy cane,- wuateupuu mo usgiv
plunged a knife into him, producing death
in a few Rentes. The negro is in jail and
two otters arrested as accomplices.
Greensboro Patriot: Robinson's
great show had to give three exhibitions at
Winston OthSaturday last, beginning at 10
o'clock.' It is saia mat not less man ten
thousand people were present at the seve
ral Exhibitions. Forty csrs, loaded
with! Iron for the tractc ot tne western
North Carolina Rilroad, will pass through
amHam tKm or row.
( Neti JBernian: Wo learn that
nnr'intrnimu. Mr. Samuel A. Hilton, has
At rammed from the Nonh witb the ne-
' .Ltii.. . i .ti '' 'fiii thai
cessary macainci j , ivi.;
erection oi a nroum ic jtmaj, nufv- v f.v
kooa irtntla oneration as soon as a suits-
iX. fltrontnrejcan be erected. At his
county, -North CaroUns, on the inst.,
Jesse ruoou win, .in luo ira
age:
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Hickory Press: Tne citizens of
Old Fort iave sever had a churdh .in their
- menuonea siew ubvo kw
that twi : Tirhthers-Messrs. Downs, :of
Caldwell countv died the same day, nd
that -only twdav .previous another
brother bad died;. Now we learn that the
father of those -young- men, Mr. Charles
Downs, and this eon,:gmUh.-both died on
Tuesday, Abgnst 81st and that the last son
Is now very iu ana not expected to live. -;
-RaleihJ&orreav Dout?
i las the colored orator, will deliver the an
nnai oration, at tne jp air on tna eutn mat.
UThs DeacfdPT thfougbout : the State is
reported as. va failure, y -Over three
thousand-flv huidredpers6rrs attended.
Robinson's circus ftt Oompanyahops. ,
Our female seminaries, have all openeaun
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der the moat auBpicious circumstances
Aim wivuu -uiuu;uw iowuyi.M
maamg nig preparations ror ineir coming
Fair next week. Their houses, grounds.
j perfect order and show that
they are determined td succeed. Success
to the enterprise.
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very line In Sampson except. . the rust in
duce. -r The Rev.-. P. Greening has
jW.MJU -! V. UUU1 DO BO .UV I.MM VW
heen hniMrl in aiod meetinir at'MiZDeth
this week.. The last heard from Capt.
C. F. Siler's school aUTroy, N. G., he had
85 atudenta with a, tendency 1 upward, and
several of his boys are out aowrf teaching
fpgg schooler Conspicuous , among
those who have departed this life recently,
Ta VHam t slmAM a man Af flno mifllflOBfl
rtrifliiflri-iionfl and for fortv vears a local
Methodist preacher of more than ordinary
abilltyi tHe was not only the representative
manj.A A".n.eiborJLr.80K.;
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other half, or eoiuotiaate, it woma pe Deuer
for the craft and the public. Fewer news-
papers and better ones would meet ede-
mand. Grand meeting at Goshen ;
19 j0inea,.- This is 83. under the present
ministration at tnat cnurcn.
TJSTJB CITY.
NEW ADVKttTISKraKNtS.
IlARKISON ALLEN HatS.
J. C. MrNDSFancy goods.
MragoN Boys' school suits.
HErNtBEKOKRr School books.
P. 0.Box 24fff-House wanted.
O . Detson & Co. Music books
Caution Nonda Crew bark Frey.
P. Cummino & Co Meal, hay, &c.
Adriak & Yollebs Apollinaris water.
Ckoitlt & MoBMSHorses. &c. , at auc'n.
Local Dow.
The thermometer in tbe Stab
office registered as high as 81' degrees yes
terday. .
Ten members have been added
lhe Presbyterian church of this
. s rf meetinK of pre8by-
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iuaj. vnaries ju. oieuiuau oao
accepted an invitation to address the peo
ple of Onslow county, at Jacksonville, Oc
tober 4.
Governor Jetter, of South Car-
0lina, has recommisstoned M. Bellamy,
.Esq., Commissioner of Deeds for that State
in Wilmington.
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P"'. In u ruuic "wu
ton, where he has been looking after the
recently constructed ' water works.
The Fete Champetre at Seaside
Parkf v7TjgMsville Sound, on Tuesday
night, under tbe management of Mr. F. A.
Scbutte, was largely attended and pro
nounced a decided success.
A colored excursion party,
which left for Columbia, S. C, on Satur
day last, returned yesterday well pleased
with their trip. An extra coach was at
t ached for the benefit of white people,
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several or wnom ayaiiou lueuiacivoo ui mo
opportunity to visit the capital of the Pal
metto State.
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- Mn as furnished by Sergeant James
W. Watson, Signal Officer at this Station:
Tern. R. F. Weather.
Atlanta
80 .00 Fair
86 .00 Fair
83 .00 Clear
73 .18 Cloudy
81 .00 Th'tng
81 .59 Th'tng
86 .00 Fair
78 .03 Cloudy
86 .19 Clear
88 .00 Fair
86 .00 Fair
83 .00 Fair
87 .00 Fair
83 .00 Fair
84 ' .00 Fair
85 .00 Clear
87 .00 Clear
Augusta
j Charleston.
Charlotte.
-Corsicana
Jacksonville
Key West..
Montgonfery
New Orleans
Punta Rassa
Savannah
Wilmington
0e(lar Key8
PenjSacoIaJ mm
The following;are the Indications for the
South Atlantic States to-day:
Northeast to southeast winds, partly
cloudy weather and light rains in the south
ern portion and slight changes in tempera
ture and barometer.
Th. nin.AMhiav
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In a letter to tbe Stab, covering a com-
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plimentary Ucket to the State Fair, com
mencieg on the 18th and continuing to the
23rd of October, for which we tender our
thanks, Capt. C. B. Denson, Secretary, says
he is gratified to report that tbe prospects
for a Fair valuable .to the interests of North
Carolina and successful, in every point of
view were never -so bright as at present.
Tbe displays of stock .and variety of ma
chinery, he say 8, will be unusually fine,
I whiIe the procession will be a great
feature on Wednesday, and trials of speed
throughout the week are expected to be on
an extensive scale.
BianP Aistlnaon'a HealllJ.
Col. J, W. Atkinson received a letter
from his father. Bishop Atkinson, yester
day morning, dated at Rawley Springs, in
the Valley of Virginia, where is now so-
, j" .at "L 7 . V Im' .MamlW fa
i iAiivvitnff ln.vnir.n nn uvm . uin iicnitu una
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very much improved, and that his appetite
1 . also much better than it was. This news
will be gratifying to the maoy friends of
the Bishop throughout the State.
Greenback Item.
The Greenback County Convention will
meet at the Court House in this city on
Tuesday- next, at 10 o'clock. On the same
evening, vre learn, Messrs Kornegay and
Shepard are expected to speak in front of
the Old Market Souse.1 -
; We can recommend our readers to use
1 Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup in' all cases of
1 Coughs, Colds, etc. It costs only 25 cents
i a bottle ana is warrantea io cure. : t
Tbe Fire Yesterday morning. 4
t The alarm of fire ryesterday morning
about half past 11 Vclock," was caused by
the burning of a small two-story frame
building, the property . of Ann- Waddell
widow of the .well known drayman, Geo.
Waddell, lately deceased, who occupied it.
The house was situated on Fifth, between
Harnett and Bladen streets, in the parti of
the city known as "Brooklyn." Notwith
standing the distance, however, tbe engines
and hook and ladder truck were promptly
on the spot, water was gotten upon the
flames in an incredibly short space of time,
and the firemeD, notwithstanding the heat of
the weather, to say nothing of that of the
fire, worked with as much apparent zeal
and earnestness; as if the building they
were trying to save had been the palatial
residence of a princely nabob or millionaire;
coming out of the contest with soot-begrimed
countenances and clothing dripping
with water and perspiration and colored
With smut and cinders, each , a living and
breathing personification of the fact that
the life of a fireman who does bis duty, (as
ours have always done,) when called to its
performance, is anything else but a plea
sant one, especially in hot weather.
The upper part of the building was en
tirely destroyed, but the lower part was not
so very badly damaged, and even tbe shade
trees and creeping vines were preserved
from destruction. Thehouse was insured
in the Phcsaix, of Hartford, Mr. Norwood
Giles, agent, for $300. The furniture on
the lower floor was saved, but that on the
upper floor was mostly destroyed. No in
surance, r
Ann Waddell, who is apparently a wo
man beyond the middle age, made a narrow
eseape from perishing in the flames while
trying to save her bedding on .the upper
floor, and had to be taken out of the build
ing. The fire is supposed to have been caused
by a spark from the chimney, as the wo
man was engaged in ironing in the shed
room adjoining the house, where tbe flames
were first discovered.
Mayor's Conn.
John Williams, colored, was arraigned
on the charge of disorderly conduct. Mr.
Charles Murphy and Capt. John Fitzgerald
testified that the defendant, on Saturday
last, iu the neighborhood of Seventh and
Bladen streets, used very profane and
abusive language, in a boisterous manner,
so as to prove a serious annoyance to the
neighbors, and that when remonstrated
with, and a threat being made to report
him to the authorities, he became still more
boisterous, abusive and profane. The wit
nesses further testified that the defendant
made it a habit frequently to act in the
manner described, to the great annoyance
of peaceable citizens. This was all tbe
evidence, but other persons stood ready to
give in testimony to the same effect, show
ing that his disorderly proceedings have
not by any means been confined to the
locality mentioned. Mayor Fishblate
ordered Williams to pay a fine of $50 or to
be sent to the city prison for thirty days,
being the full penalty of the law.'
Alice Hall, Colored, had a hearing on the
charge of disorderly conduct and resisting
the police on North Water street Tuesday
night She was required to fork over a
"ten dollar William" or go to the city
prison forftbirty days.
. The steamer Passport did not make
her regular trip yesterday, being detained
for slight repairs to her boiler.
HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
by its healthful action upon the nervous
system and stomach, relieves Indigestion,
Headache, etc. t
CITY ITEMS.
We guarantee no better goods made than Black,
well's Durham Long Cut and Cigarettes.
WOBTHIJESS STUFF. Not so fast my friend;
if you could see the strong, healthy, blooming men,
women and children that nave been raised from
beds of sickness, Buffering and almost death, by the
use of Hop Bitters, you would say "Olorious and
invaluable remedy." Dee another column. Phila
delphia Frees.
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
Don't fail to buy a ticket in the September draw
ing. 1960 Prises, all cash, will be distributed.
Capital prize $30,000, all of it for half for fl.
Drawing sepw own. auutosb a. a. ouwumwi
Cearler Journal Building, Louisville, Kj., or It. M.
Boardman, 807 and 809 Broadway, New York.
Beats the world Blackwell's Durham Long Cat
and Cigarettes.
From Eminent Dr. C. C Clark, Oswego, N. Y. :
" I have made sufflclent experiment of Colden's
Lieblg's Liquid Bxtract ef Beef and Tonic Invigo
rator, to enable me to say it is by far the best of all
the preparations af the kind (food aad tonic) that
I have ever used. To the sufferer from chronic dis
eases, or the -convalescent,- it is invaluable, being
BOtn nonnaning ana BireugiueuuiK.
Gbxxh St FiiajrmB, Agents. Wilmington.
STRANQS that people will suffer so much from
nii t AAiinon. thn blues and debilitated body, when
they can be so surely cured by simply taking a few
doses of Simmons Liver Regulator. It will impart
new life and vigor to the whole system bypurif jing
the Stomach and regulating the Liver. Could our
readera be brought into contact with the boat of re
nec table witnesses who regard Simmons Liver
Regulator as the safest and neat-family medicine
for Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Constipation, Bil
iousness, Colic, Bonr Stomachs and Malarious Fe
vers, they would no longer wonder at the great
famn it tM Manfred throughout the country.
As, freneni f amilv remedy for Dyspepsia, Tor
pld Liver, Constipation, etc., I hardly ever use any
thing else, and have never been aiaappomtea in ex-
feet produced; it seems to be a perfect cure for all
diseases of the Stomach and Bowels.
uaKam K w. J. MoKLBOY, Macon, Ga.
- Connoisseurs pronounce them very fine Black-
weu'a Durham Long uui ana uigaretteB,
A BSNBTACTEBSS. Just open the door for
rove we American
Of this we
are so sure tnat wa wut vmcu wu oudj w
"A blesaing en in. winaiow," ror BoipiBg uet i
surviyeand escape the griping. eoUcto andteett
ins siege." MBS. WINSLOW SOOTHINO-8J
bftn -un. h. ma fnmn najn. and carea GTSen-
Siif arBSa; it -o-lha turns, reduces
lWrnmatlonrcnres wind colic, and carries tte U
fant safely througn ina tecum -
fbrmi Tpreclaely what it professes to perforevery
we had the power we would eber, .aa she Is, a
DhvBlcai saviour vu uio uwu
drugsistai Sfi cents a bottle . . :- " .
1 The nealthiest, finest and purest smoke Black-
well's Durham Long cut ana vagareKea.
WHOtE'NO:H-69tf
ft
; NEWV ;: ADVERTISEMENTS
JBJUJMHIiU, AT V6 UNLOCK, WS ,WIU
sell at Exchange Corner, a good HOBSK, BTJGOT
and HARNESS
' seSS it
CBONLY A MORRIS.
Auctioneers.' t
Ship Notice. 4
All t persona are heraby forewarned
against harboring or trusting any. of
the crew of the Norwegian fiarauei
FRBT. Halvorsen. from Amntordam.
y u neitker the Master or Consignees
wui am reBponsioie.
HXIOB A CO., Consignees.. ;
. S0X3 8t
Wanted to Eent
nous S WITH v
SIX TO KIGHT ROOMS.
State locality and terms.
seS3St P. O. BOX 249. .
MeaKs) at all Hours.
JHK BEST IN THE CITY, AND IN QUANTI-
ties to suit. Also HAY. GRAIN, FEED, ftc
PRESTON CUMMING St CO..
se 21 tf Millars and Grain Dealers.
Hats! Hats! Hats!
TVJEWEST STYLES,""
LOWEST PRICES!
At
HARRISON A ALLEN'S,
City Hatters.
803 tf
Bovs School Suits.
BLa.VE YOUR BOYS FITTED TO THEIR CLO
THING note whilst tho Assortment is COMPLETE.
MUNSON. Clothier
ee 33 It and Merchant Tailor.
School Books.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A VERY LARGE
and full supply of School Books and School Sta
tionery. Parents and teachrrs will find it to their advan
tage by first calling
At
HEINSBERGBR'S
Live Book and Music Store.
M16 tf
Fancy Goods.
HAVE NOW ON HAND ONE OF THE
largest and best selected stock of Fancy Goods and
Toilet Articles in the city. Call and examine.
4. V. SLUND8, Druggist,
aeS3tf 85 North Front street
m
u xAr-Tvr.
To insure obtainimr the eermino
Apolliitaarls, see that the corks
bear tbe ApolIinarXa brand..
Bold by ADRIAN VOLLERS,
Wilmington, N. O.
ee 23 eodlm . th sa tu nrmlp
Music Books for Schools.
THE WELCOME CHORUS, (tl. or $9 per dozen.)
By W.S.TILDBN.
This lis a new and superior Hleh School Sons
Book, with advanced elements, and a (Treat variety
of music, secular and sacred, to be sung in one. two
or tout parts. sir. Tuoen'a previous worse nave
been highly approved.
SONG BELLS.
(SOcts.)
Bv L. O. EMERSON.
No more attractive Scho
ool Sona Book has for a
long tune appeared. It is not graded, and will de
for any class. Great variety ef songs, subjects se
lected with great skill, and music is or the best.
Introduce our new Sabbath School Sons Book.
WHITE ROBES. (30 cents) at once to your Sunday
School. No better book exists I
Books for Music Teachers for the Fall Campaign.
All are eood and practical books. Do not fall to
examine them.
Emerson's Voice of Worship ($1) for Sing. Schools.
Perkins' Temple, ($1) for Singing Schools.
Johnson's New Method for Singing Classes, (60c.)
Johnson's Parlor Organ Instruction Book, ($1.50)
N. E. Conservatory Method for Piano. ($8).
AisosuoscriDe now ,ior ttue mubiuau nai
ORD, ($2), a Weekly Musical Paper with all the
news.
Any book mailed for retail price.
Oliver Ditson & Co.,
BOSTON.
CHAS. H. DITSON ft CO.
J. B. DITSON St CO.
922 Cheetnutst., rhU.
843 Broadway, . Y.
se 18-dawtf Wed Sat
Buggy for Sale.
OIDE-BAR, TOP BUGGY.NEVER BEEN USED,
made ef beat material, and will be sold for less
than cost. Apply at the
K22 St nac STAR OFFICE.
Positively the Largest
A ND PRETTIEST STOCK OF READY-MADE
Clothing In the city. Ex elusive Shapes of our
own manufacture at Extremely Low Prices. Call
early and secure these Bargains.'
Merchant Tailoring.
Pwis, London aad New York Designs and Patarns
selected by myself. Come and do not delay, for'
they are selling fast.
A. DAVID.
se 19 tf
Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
YE 8!
W K OAN MAKE THEM f BUGGIES. CARTS.
Dravs. W aeons. Harness, and anything in. ear Una.
"Want It repaired I "did yodssy f - We can-make
it as good as new. Bring it in and have it done In
fint-claas style ojL J ' ' ' " """vl
rT . MoDOUGALL St WILLIAMSON, l
. ult flhiwniit. hat. Water Ji Pront fit
Tourists
'EBSONS WANT
; A WD-, ALL FERSONS - WANTING TRUNKS
and Traveling Bags can be furnished' at- the
Wvamat nrlraai from onr new stock lust arrrved
Oar Wholesale and Retail Harness KsUbUsbment
can't be beat for Latest Styles and sct uooos lor
the -least money. - o e bouu rront ei - -'
seltf r . MALLARD. A BOWDEN
? Tvot
t.il. ...
" One year,..
r"7"Cortrrt jTfrt(.rocr.u u"
Uoofttciylowrttca. f v ' - r
1 Ten Unea Mild Kocj artU tj o r. '
"iiY CROKLt st moi;:;:V.
ilcnif:no6,LTCalo.
ON THURSDA y'n EXT, ti R O . IN HT.7 -.
menemgrat 10 o'clock a. ei , w. t t
Store No. f 17,' Market street, by urdar tt N
Mayer. AssljrDse.aU of tho entire stock of 1 u
GOODS therein eontalnad. alc conUnnrd from
day to day until the entUs SQk is SIspokmI of. .. v
peatv,:v.i m m. . .
i"aW' ba- , J
llojCJrcmgor
lml ja f "kaf STrTy.''AI, uVlhTfl UTlWft"
where I keep a full fcapply of CarrUr"!
T V rff Wagons, Crt and Dray..'. 1 ura -
. now opening a largo slock o
Saddles, Bridles and Halters, and keep
en hand every thins? la my line of busiDi
Of .JJarni ra,
p eonstantn
itneas at -low
eat prices. Repairing done at short noUos
. r f . . p. fl.- UATDEN'B raotory, 'S
sel7 tf Third, bet. Market and Prlace st ' -
Charlotta-t Female I In
stitute.
Session begins Sept. 8. 1880. Oari gtvs' aaequaled
teatimotuala from the first teachers and twelesaors
la the South as to the thoroughness and high stan
dard of instruction. Mualo and Art specialties. A
Oookluir Bchool will bopned every torm. Address
the PrindpaL Rev. WMi R. ATKINSON,
)euswim - vnariotM, w. u
Carpets! Carpets !
LL ARE KINDLY 1HVITKD TO AN 1.XAMI-
nation of the largest and most varied
Stock of Carpets
ever offered In this market. Many novoHlea in
English Tapestry and Body Brussels
IN NEW AND ELEGANT THINGS.
j-
WUI show goods with pleasure and give prices as
low as any market in the United States.
Very respectfully,
K. M. McINTIRK.
sel9tf
Old Stand Forever!
pHBRE'S WHERE WE'VE GROWN GRAY
sarvinff the Deonle to useful Ihlnjrs. and thus we
are better prepared to furnish you with a good
ueatiag or uooKing; stove, ua ta way or eeir-
reeaers we nave a ane -uecoro," ana can proaooe
Harmonv" in any family. ,Briefaten"-lns: Uelr
facea and making tnem MSurpriM''-lngly glad. So
you can nut a "Dot" there and call for a "Joker,"
or you can haves "Giant" or a Small "Cadet,"
while the children can engage In a "Frolic" as
"Bertha" cornea, the "Bon Ton" at the "Cottage
Home." Then there's the treat kinc. tbe 'Vulcan,"
shedding his rays suggesting a "Palmetto," wbllo
iririnii" thnma hw krlirtitiall alharart thawW(M
Flour," and "Forest City-s" now stand where
"Uncas" once roamed, nut now iaia away la a
"Casket" his spirit points to a "Union Air -Tight.
usoaing Btovet, ino Dest in tne marsei. at
se 19 lw PARKER TAYLOR'S.
f
Look Out."
Merchant Tailoring now In fall blast
And furnishing goods are steady,
Tbe latest styles of goods that will lost
Are now on our counters ready;
So all who would be in fashion drossrn.
Can be fitted and famished In DYKIt'S bott
selOtf
: -
Ready
F
OR TBE FA U, CAMPAIGN. UltSl'OCK OK
FURNITURE U oOW complete . Call and examine
same and eet rulces. We can suit you,
o. a !th St no..
se 19 tf
Na 3 North front SLruit.
For Bent.
A GOOD STORK FOR COUNTRY
Ell' I trade, on Market street, between Second
and Third. Also Rooms. Apply to
TUB MO&.OY H,
se 19 tf Attorneys and Oounsellors at law.
School for Young Ladies.
MISS HART. Principal,
Assisieel y nxiss rn. d. duown,
Instrumental Music taught by MRS. M. P. TAYLOR
InstrucUon la Drawing and Painting by MRS. E.
U. 1 KHI.II.
rpBB NEXT SESSION WILL OPEN TUESDAY, '
the 5th of October. Punctual atisadaaee at the
beginning of the session Is highly lmportaat. For !
terms and particulars spply, after September ;
23th, to the
-1
PRINCIPAL.
Cheese. Cheese.
1QQ Boxes No. 1 CREAM CHEE8F, ,
For sale by ' '
KKRCHNXR KALDXB BkOfl. . ' ' '
: 1 -.j.;
Hay, Corn and Blcnl.
200 Prime HAY,
2000 BulieIIVU' ua 1(1X04 RN
Q Bushels Water Mill MEAL,!
For sale by
KSRCHNEB Jk CALDER BROS.
nagging, Tics and Xwino. J
1000 Ha" BoU,BA09IIla' .'.. .ri ;-,
30.0 0 rieceo ' r f ' '
1000""? t uus
For sale by. !''-. Wtli ,!
plrlt Casks. iplrlt Cntka, -L
-
500 Vm T" PFmnpAhV
.For sale by, . ?j . .
se 19 tf . KXRCttNER A CALDEE BROS. j -'.
Have ToulBeen Our;;'
. -. svaiinfit W a ft ' . k ' - . 1 i
16 KD3 UMBRELLA t
BROWN RODDICK.
Ilavo Ton seen vh
JEAN DRAWERS WK MANUFACTURE
BROWN UOJDD1UK, r "
: llaveTon Socn-tno ' 4 '
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