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1'.) I iHE IIOMTIHCr STAB. By WJH. II. BLltVVill irBLISHKD DATLT XXCXPT MoNHAV, axTxs or spbscbxptiom ih tuvixui one rear, (by mail) postage paid, ,"; 4ix months, " w 4 m, aree months, - - - a 25 One month - " " 1 IX) To City BUNnoera, oeuverea in any part or tne Jit, Fifteen Cents par WMt Oar City Agents are not authorised to collect for mere than three mtmtfee .a advance. MORNING EDITION. Entered at the Post Office mt Wilmington, N. C, as second-class matter. OUTLINED. Garfleld la at his home. 180 super- shal Caste appointed 123 deputy marshals; others to follow. Hon. A. M. Wad- den ana otners spoxe at irving uu, wew . , lora.iDurauayn.Kuu euwaru roup, k..si niih i;Kai nnnn riarAj.i.i cuwu ..u.. " - amiaea; iLirrea o. ooavnworin, an expen from Boston, thought Philp wrote the Mo reyjetter; he expected pay tor testifying; made affidavit at the request of Stoughton and Davenport; would vote for Garfield; Geo. Pryor wanted to introduce evidence to prove tha genuineness of the letter, but objected to by Radical counsel. A boiler of a steam saw-mill at Warrenton, Va exploded, killing one man and serious ly wouading several others. Perry, the colored school teacher from North Caro lina, arrested in Washington for forgery, is out on a writ of habeas corpus. Ex cessive rains, with floods and loss of life nave occurrea .nx.og.ana ana on me rw.n l man t f InA rtTtksa I Inn I o a nnnnaw a 9 . TTl a a . . of (Irani, has been arrested in New York New "ew city for illegally registering. York markets: Money 2(223 percent: cotton dull at 11 1-1611 5-16 cts; southern flour quiet and unchanged; wheat, ungraded red $1 21; corn a shade stronger and moderately active.ungraded 5556c; spirits turpentine decidedly firm at 46 cents; resin dull at $1 80ai 85. Ml It T II CAROLINA KLKOllON RE TURNS. Our friends in all parts of tho State . rt ac h a Western Union Telegraph ,ffic. by 12 o'clock on the night of .he clecion (Toesd.y, November 2d) ate requested to send to the nearest j telegraph-operator all the election re turns they can gather by that hour. '1 heBe will be forwarded to the West-u-in Union Telegraph office in this ily free of expense to the sender. Those who are too far from such u lrgraph offico to comply with the above request will please mail the election returns to the nearest te le giaph cfiice ly the firht mail which leavtB their respective post-offioes after the close of the polls, directing their letters "Western Union Tele graph Operator at , North Carolina." In making up the returns state when possible the gains or losses of the Democratic electoral ticket as compared with the vote for tbe Til den electors in 1876. If any man Bays Horace Bagg will not be elected Sheriff "shoot him on the spot." Dou't forget your canvassers and challengers. .Look especially to the First Ward. Chairman Barnum says that Philp was arrested for writing a libel and not for forgery. A distinction with a difference. The Atlanta Constitution says the family mansion at Meutor should be searched for the fellow who got up that Chinese letter. Good. Watch out for frauds. See to it , , , . . M 1 that no repeaters and ballot-stutters I aro-en hand. See to it that imported negroes and boys of tbe same color are not allowed to debauch the ballot. Tbe Philadelphia Ledger', oorre.- retiNewYortTthoagbt- tul persons and close observers of events outside of regular party lines say the election will be extremely close. The Ledger is a Grant paper and Independent Republican. The leading business men of Nor folk, Va., are so much impressed with the importance of the election, and, specially, of the reelection of J v. t.4 i i their present able and faithful Rep- I I resentative, John Goode, they have published a card in the Virginian , , ,. Kcommendaog th. olos.og of all places of business on Tuesday next, They say, to devote their time and. influence to the good work. Let our Wilminirton business men do like- wise. Let all work and vote for the eoanty ticket; for John W. Shackel- ford for Coneress, for the Demo- oralin , t rx , I oraUo State ticket and for Hancock an1 lr.nrl.oV. A J . I -B.,ou. alu may wu graui. Qs a great triumph and a safe deliverance from the curse of Radi calism from the curse of all men and everything who fight under that K Piratical flag ! 1 VOL. XXVII.NO. 33. a.BTB. Mr. H. a. Ranoh, of Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania, is an expert of hand- wriungofsuchahighcharacterthat he has been employed in several very important law suits in the courts of lana district ot Columbia, In which it was necessary to have the juugiuem ui wuubuibuiiuub, uqd- I f. ...... . : . oraoie aua expenencea master or I t j mi T -xt i nr. i nanawnuDg. iae new i or& rrortu I nr oth antra rf h5m j . . "He was led to the study of chirography many years ago, and has since made that study a specialty by reason of his ability, which seemed intuitive, to simulate any handwriting te a remarkable degree of per fection, ine stuay oi QiHerent nana writings came later, naturally enough, from this proclivity." - . He has been examining Garfield's 7 genuine letteis and the lithograph of certain for Hancock. California and the Morey letter. We give a vital Oregon doubtful. New York sure portion of his letter to the World, for Hancock. New Jersey the Re He writes : publicans have about given up. The 'I have been specially careful in exam- inng the photography as taken from the I nvialnal f ThinaaA lot t n atnAatiA a Aim I cover any evidence of pause, constraint or n.nalural writing and I read it over for I this purpose, with a strong magnifying I class, and I Dronounce the letter, from beginning to end, perfectly regular, free, natural and consistent with itself. Were it a simulation or unnatural writing I am satisfied the evidence could be found some where on its face. I know of no man living who could manufacture a letter to the same length, in simulation of the hand of another, to the degree of regularity, uniformity and perfection shown in this one. I am not prepared to pronounce anything impossible, but, speak- inr fnr ravulf T am fin 1-0 T onnlii nnl cute a perfect simulation of such a letter in uie uauua 01 jauita a. unrueia, unless 1 I ter. before me. and I An not haliavn that any person can do it to perfection. There-I aiUttiT'm''" 'Zoth DeIore to copy from. inisis toe opinion of a great ex pert of the highest character. Mr. uicw.ii. io aim wuuuoub iuc iou i VHirUclU O. neBaVB; ' I He says : - ' I Here I have ihree indisputably genuine I signatures of Gen. Garfield; their evidence Bays that tbe fourth signature was made by the same band, to say nothing of the cor I roborat.cn to be found in Gen. Garfield's recoro as to tue aenumenui or tne letter Now, to oppoae my belief is the mere word of Geu. Garfield a mau in whom I know I there is no truth. I know it by more than tbe public has in mind." TOO THIIt. K1B. BLOCKBB. An advertisement, signed "Mill- wngnt, appears in. ine last issue oi the Eayetteville Examiner, in which the writer, after aayine "I have always been a good Democrat," pro ceeds to give a number of reasons why be will support the Hon. Buck Parker Canaday for Congress. In reference to this matter we have Krn: m t I ,UUU,,BU v.Vws ..BxauA 1 Mr. YY. C. Toy, Chairman of the I Democratic Executive Committee of Cumberland county : FATKTTKVIIXK, N. C, Oct. 20. W. II Bernard, Wilmington : Millwright's advertisement was written and signed by O. U. Blocker, and refusing to give the author, we charge it upon him. (Signed) ' W. C. Tbot. Chairman Ex. Com. Well, weiil O. H. Blocker has "always been a good Democrat." tt . . . . . How desperate must be the chances of the Hon. B. Parker when his I The Star does not go mad over I . - - as she has arrived at Hew lork and I U the m.i topia of the fa-hioaables, besides newspapers tbathave nothing I ;mrw,,,on n.xv hanA TOQ I more important on band, we give a - description of her from one of the I arlminnrr rtartAra I n r r "She is of medium stature, inclined per haps to shortness. Her forehead, which is n.inr.iiv Afift iA. tAi.n. 1 j ,u j ji j , I "ISJl ""SV ".""X healthful a hue that a dye is not even sug- I gested. Her features are extremely fine, and are not even remotely indicative of her Semitic origin. Ber cheek bones are rather high, and her eyes, which are steel: blue, are, when her face is io repose, prone to dreaminess, but as soon as her face be comes animated sparkle electrically. Her mouth is large but pretty, and her teeth are 11 Lie. B1SUUUKU MI UtSLTVa. VUW MO yVtUBUO I too long. The most sulking part of her 1 3 . li hMMti a rna amaa aea aAwltaa Darentand warm Baleneas. Her bearing is graceful and unaffected, and wholly free I from the staginess which many actresses mTa tnrtvtr hnt nnnn naradincr in nnhiift." I I The Richmond State of Thursday auji.vr ja- anaonace, the death o a dUn- guiahed, able, scholarly ditine, Bishop David Seth Doggett, of the Methodibt Episcopal Church, South. We quote: "He was in his 71st year, being born in I Va.iT.aa'S X ference of tbe Methodist Episcopal Church I I . -r t an i .it isiv I ai j-yocDDurg. in sou uuni oo, uo w Frofeaaor of Moral a nhvin HindAlnli.UaiiAii TalfiNI K I k - j1" ri" "" "... I f; 11 uia : xt i , I ' 1 . , yiicuo m jui. 1 iOUU, U nao cicuwu IU kUU J-piBBUpBtUy Vi I Ika MathruliBt "Rrlorwr.l OknMK Bnntk I vriSS 'Jurnr . . :. - 1 gan tne puoucauon or me -pwraaf jf. I thoditt I I c I 11 I T ..In . 1 . -. i MOMN hi WILMINGTON, The Indianapolis correspondent the Louisville Courier-Journal, in his letter of the 25th inst., says the Republicans are really 'frigLned and are afraid of defeat in Indiana, He says the Democrats are doing says of the Chinese letter: "Senator McDonald, Gen. Manaon, and uweta nuu uiumar whu tua uuuwru- I ine. of Gen. Garfield, do not doubt th -enuinene88 of the handwritinK. I i c a . - , t wwwu nere ia mgo uemocrauc I uireiOB nB uo anonai yummuiee wiu i prove me letter to De eenuinn. ana navel anotner letter in tneir possession wrmen light. , u..uu, nu.vu r ,u "U,K The Washington Post thinks Han- oook 8 election probable. Maine may vote either way. New Hampshire I - . . and Connecticut doubtful. Nevada I South is solid for the Democracy and it8 candidates, with Virginia a trifle I - fractious as to the manner in which she shall display her affection. This I . . r. J , I is about its view. Our own is on the second page. Iowa is thought to be in danger. So says that veracious paper, the New York Times, Rep. "Cause, why." The Demoorats will all vote for the Greenback electors. The Times says if this is done Garfield I will lose eleven votes. Then it ought to be done. Let there be a rousing meeting Mai7 ni8ht in wttrd- What Q y THE STATE CAMPAIGN. Bets in Weldon are even that In- rliann an A Pnnnsvl vni A will crive their eleotoral votes to Hancock, it I XianCOCK IS HOL eieClCQ nO I aitU IB IU Hancock is not elected, no faith is to be put in signs. Weldon News. On last Tuesday about twenty-five hundred people assembled in Reams warehouse to hear North Carolina's favorite BOTJ GovernorVance. Round r. v"fc " ; . t , , . a"er rouna oi applause greewu uiui wherever he was seen. Durham Plant. A grand torch-light procession on to-morrow night is being prepared for. r - -rT j 1 ( 1 iagor aowu, Vu.,uu11 R Jones, Colonel John D. Wylie, General A. J. Dargan and other Mpealcers have been invitea ana ex- m . quirer. We see several accounts in our exohanges of the beating of negroes wno intended io voie tne yemocmuo ticket by Radical negroes. Are white nQmw.,ot. nnnn t llnw that sort 6 -,r ' - 'a.I11 U1 wwguuu WiiUUu.,uuu.0ufl,D puuuiuiuoub i kjiiou-io u ji.iuwuiuu any where who will permit a colored man to be beat and cuffed by vicious, j " - , 0 1 ' ignorant negroes simply because he wants to vote with the ' Democrats, the best friends of his race. Vnar lotte Democrat. Under the appointment of the County Democratic Executive Com- mittee, Doasey Battle Esq., and other speakers will address the citizens of Edgecombe at Rooky Mount on SatJrday 30th of October? The wnnda in the Firat District is full of .re ooTing heaven earth a.d IHad 11 , , . . . J I especially the last, to elect KxT&naj. 1 ljatnam estimates nis majority ai 1 1 enn Tha Kovliaino at. 1 .owia' I X.VW. .a. u wkwfcw av v . . St nn y-iA wan nArtakau of bv V$ spOKe. larooro oouinerner. i , T, . 4 I Col. Duncan K. McRae went to Salisbury yesterday, where he speaks j LU-UHV. TT o luruo bdhduuuu iu . . " Gov. Brogdea'. card, publiahed else- where. candidate, bavins? withdrawn from u tilA TTannh hoa Kosn I Z"X CT. R Canaday has ajso figured at tne J headquarters of his party there, though in a more occult manner. The Republicans are getting ready for eventualities. Democrats must watch and work. Goldsboro Mes senger, On Thursday m or nine last, when - - , , ' - "Aunt Nancy" and Dookery had pro i,lrti ? which thev rode beinc? too . eaTijv burdened with Radical vV K- lniouity, broke down inst beyond SI A IT h K -mXA in A 9nnA'9 )iAti I wmuujuuu uuugm.Buoo ,uiv,n l ot ine "waras oi ine xxaiion soon g8the aronnd to belt, the breth- ren" out of their difficulty. Another vehiclewas called into requisition, andUof UJ VpSfcai filth andlime" liJf f -nA Krnt.rll', atnU Annt Nancy's fine "Police !" (Valise) as I - 'trw. , - ii lAtta l r i a sain inar. sc:-ciiii I v;oanou aa . v i the Republican fund has been gent to uasweil-aouu w rfounstgn r 11 m a. " 1 a. fantiva nart Af liAncf s flneson atLees.'r aW.w r--- --o - -j: - . l DUrg IVIIB V W CIS itJ UUWgo nuoui wtvu - . 1 ; a . ' A WS rev3a-uu-.uWu uu. nr mnnav 1 hoth tieirnT present i. x ei-1 " -v"v y" ; 1 ' rr- 1 ther denied the charge. Hert-1 N. C. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1880. of ford correspondent: Gov. Vance has been met at a" of hls appointments ftjft iIP Tr?Hfrtm" gJSff Ita ? tat i teen hundred to cross to Pitt with. The whole ticket is all right. here on last Saturday. We had more voters here than we have had at any one urae Biuoe me greatoeymonrana tm-: a 0o It ,1U x . "2 I nad a errand monnfced nrnp.flHHion of , r-. i wbwu. Dana aiSDensea excellent muaic. me ladies were out in full force. Gov. Jsrv n rfBfl nmiH rlosifoninr ohnnf. and applause, which, extended throughout the immense assembly. gSt.A-f. w.TJ 7' heard many g00J jadges say that it was the best arjeeoh thev ever heard. I . . . v -mr n -. Jicueiqn jxcws a uoserver. Spirits Turpentine. We regret to learn that Judge Brooks is too sick to hold the court at New Berne. Fayetteville Examiner : We regret to learn that a little son of Mr. Neill Graham, of this town, had his thigh bro ken on Tuesday last, by the fall of a horse on which he was riding. Mr. John Buie, an old citizen of Fayetteville, died at his residence in this vicinity, on Tuesday last, the 26th, aged 71 years. Goldsboro Messenger: Mr. E. B. Borden has one 95-acre field of cotton on which he will make this year one hun dred 500 lbs. bales of cotton. Pretty good. We learn from the Warsaw Brief Mention that a white man named Joe John son was run over and killed by the north bound train, near that town, last Saturday I night. Drunkenness was the cause of the aeatn. Charlotte Democrat'. It will be seen by a card signed by cotton-buyers that no cotton will be cut or bought io this city on election day. The son of Capt. John Wilkes, (Paul, aged about 14 years), who was injured on a railroad track ; n ik;. .n.u- - .i A in Mttinhrtur, Th lart had a hon in both legs broken, and was Injured on the Dacic tiis escape irom aeatn is marvelous. Charlotte Observer : W. S. I Norment has placed in the hands Of the - - - IIUU Ul MACO 1U1 tua KIBUCU IVUUUI 1U nharlnlto ntnrn.hla hafnrn Tiiilna Hn- vuea w vuMiowaw vwa wa v r UMSM fcvj mour at cnamDers in uuarioite on me 1st of November. After a lingering and painful illness, Mrs. Emma Nicholson, wife I of Capt, S. B. Alexander, died at her resi- dce yesterday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. Charlotte Press: The fast train to Wilmington will be a good institution. -Droves of horses pass through daily. Some have baited on account of the epi- zooty among them. Tbe Railroad Syndicate has advanced the freight on cot ton to New York 20 cents per bale from this citv. Their second advance. It I . - . - i I P"l?V "oupe ur"J P1MB Pop10 like the Belgarde could not draw houses LTitlt f n!L,l 1WWM" a 14 u ui ikiua iiau awusai uui aa v a c,x. Lawrence died on Tuesday, the 20th inst, at his residence, in this county, in tbe 79th year of his age. He was widely I flen(1 incarDate on Tuesday night lastwent to me staoies or u. jf. wunn, Esq in this county and fired five buck "hot into the head of his fine mare. Joe Hopkins, colored, was arrested and bound over to the court for this diabolical deed. nvc aiu luturuiou oy usuiob t uiid- hurst, Esq., railroad agent, that there will be raised in this county the present year 30,000 bales of cotton. Number of bales Bhpped from thiB point up to dftte ia 7f 500, awaiting shipment at railroad depot, 800 bales. He further says that there has been imported into this county for the present year, $25,000 worth of corn; $100,000 worth of meat including sausages; 60,000 worth of fertilizers; $100,000 worth of whiskey and $15,000 worth of bay. The present cotton crop will be worth $1,850,000. Raleigh News and Observer: There are now 141 students at Wake I Forest Secretary Denson is now busily engaged in the preparation of the awards at the late State fair. As soon as .nd the executive committee passes upon the B"aUO OUU DUUIUTCB MJCJ1U, IJJCJT TT 111 US published. The committee meets next week. The premiums are payable m thirty dava aftpr Ihn r.lnon nf the fair, and will theseforebe paid on and after November Sf JffiSttT K' burning of Mr. George Cooke's barn and corn crib, about two miles southwest of the citv. -ont inlni, ir ooo nounds of seed cot- vt vuuraxuiu Aftvw pwuuug va saww www- ton, which were entirely destroyed. There .K.' '0X0?". r, Jas. was lured that he died yesterday. He was Rhont 1R vnarn rtf ncrR anrl w&h an emnlove in BlMkVdri ToiKaT faetow. He Wia when a gravel trn backing, struck hn, I breaking his skull and nearly cutting off I one of nis legs. THE CITY. NEW AnVFUTISBItlBiVTS. Munson Vote. M. 8. Venby Milk 12 cts. Notice Closing of bar rooms. J. C. Munds Cigars, cigarettes, &c O. Drreoir & Co New music books. Won mi,..a ----. Messrs. Newberry & Chasten driver wentinto the store yesterday, laid down hiaombren.;.trefag.a.d. .coad afterwards it had disappeared, nor could he obtft,n ny trace Qf thoartcleor tne thief" Umbrellas are slippery things on rainy days. Turned aepnbiiean. We heard yesterday, upon good au thority, that R. S. Waller, formerly a . . . . . . i i leaaing memoer OI tne reenuac. pnxiy jn and 0Qe of lheir be8t speaKerp. ht(, nilf n pttBWi(... .nii i. . - s . J ' Ti . mat party m tbe coming election. Ig0le Bull any kin to the Cough Syrup .-- w. vs-t , hir Br .hnni ' , J V equally Well known and advertised. t Local Dots. Cotton receipts yesterday 764 bales. Democrats, Ward. watch the First The storm flag was displayed at Look out for Republican re peaters in the First and Fifth Wards. Armnoomonto am n fnr.t for Arrangements are on loot lor a grand Democratic rally here on Monday , I evening A special term of tho Criminal Court will convene in this ciiy on the 29th I k- The Orera House has been en gaged by Mr. Jno. T. Ford for the 15th and 16th of November. Thm whn Anr.it.lu1 f n I 6 ter should do so at once, as only two days remain in which to attend to the matter. Have all the wards appointed challengers men who will go to the polls next Tuesday and stay there until the polls close r The registrars and judges of election will attend at the various polling places to-day from 9 A. M. till 5 P. M., to hear, and determine challenges. Owing to the stormy weather, the address of Mr. Thos. H. McKoy, Jr., which was to have taken place last night at the Court House, was postponed. Cows broke into Mr. A. D. Brown's flower garden yesterday morning and played havoc with his plants and floral treasures. Some cows are a nuisance. Remember that no one is to register in any preciDct to which he has re moved for the mere purpose of voting therein ; nor unless his residence is actual and bona fide. The Swedish brig Magness Sum and the Norwegian Barque Abraham SkaUeyvete cleared from this port yester- day; the former by Messrs. Alex. Sorunt I Ann nritli Q ARfl hnlo ttsim lli. In w ihswu v v ii aa Mvruu un&aa LLra k.ir u . auu iiic i aa, a I , l. -nr:u: v, IT v i.u 1,387 bales cotton. Both vessels go to I r.i.nnn) -Ml V Va j;uvi A Burglary and Attempted Robbery. A bold and daring burglary was com- I mittftd .pBt-Pli-w mnminir at th rpsir!n. m;ld Jerterday morning at the residence of Mr. H. J. Mints, on Queen, between Fifth and Sixth streets. Mr. Mints was absent from home at the time, only his wife, her sister and two small children be iBg iu the house. Mrs. M. was aroused by some noise, about 2 o'clock A. M., a bright light having been left burning in the room, I and discovered a stout mulatto man stand ing by her bed, with his hand on the head board. As soon as he found that he was discovered, and before Mrs. Mints had re- covered sufficiently from her terror to . .scream, the scoundrel turned and fled ifrom the room, lumping through a window I in the dining room, through which he had I entered. Upon examination a saw-horse found immediateJlr Md windo which the burglar had used as a stepping stone It was thought that tbe man, of whose identity Mrs. M. has no suspicion, was after a trunk which was under the bed stead upon which she had been sleeping. Dally weatber 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 v- M- 88 mmwhed by sergeant James W. Watson, Signal Officer at this Station:. Weather. Lt rain Thting Tht'og Lt rain Fair Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Fair Fair Cloudy Tht'ng Cloudy tx ram Fair Fair The following are the Indications for the Middle and South Atlantic States to-day: Cloudy and rainy weather, northeast to nortern ar, and stationary or higher temperature. Bladen Politics. Major Charles M Stedman returned from Bladen yesterday. Together with Colonel B. R. Moore he addressed the people at Bladenboro Thursday. He Says that if Shackelford does as well in all the counties of the District as in Bladen, his majority will not be less than fifteen hundred. Major Stedman speaks in the highest terms of the capacity and skill of Mr.i.H. Smith, the Chairman of the County Execu tive Committee of Bladen, as an organizer. I ne uemocraia oi uiaueu are maKing a i red hot canvass. fr Q,0.w.lf .111 poll the full party vote, and the election of Mr. N. A. Stedman, Jr., over both the Republican and Greenback candidates for I T ... . . , ' I the Legislature is claimed by tbe Demo- I 1?..rtt. IWimidaa aarilh rrroat I .l .felU MM llll 111 ..M Pi W confidence. A telegram was received from Fayette ville yesterday afternoon, by Messrs. Worth & Worth, staling that the steamer A. P. Hurt Ml for this city at 11 o'clock that morning, and that h had neen raining steadily all day. The presumption is, therefore, that there will be plenty of water in the river for: boating purposes in a day or two. Temj R. F. Atlanta ...... 61 .31 Augusta. 69 .46 Charleston 71 2.67 Charlotte 52 .61 Galveston 66 .00 Havana 82 .1 Indianola... 73 .00 Jacksonville 78 .33 Key West. 81 1.67 Mobile. 67 2.54 Montgomery 73 1.72 New Orleans 61 .27 Punta Rassa 77 1.23 Savannah 77 1.89 Wilmington 66 .30 Cedar Keys 74 .15 Pensacola ...... . 68 .82 TAk WHOLE NO. 4,122 JPIftb Ward. The following named persons heve been appointed challengers and canvassers by Capt. P. T. Dicksey, President of the Fiflh Ward Club, to serve at the polls io that ward on the day of election : Challengers Wilkes Morris, W. E. Mayo, J. M. McGowan, J. W. Millis, Jor dan Branch, F. Rheu, Williamson Hunt, Sylvester Barriss, J. D. Stanley, Benj. Far row. Canvassers J. D. II. Klaoder, N. Mor risa. W. E. King, W. H. Barr, W. T. Yo- ber, J. W. Hawkins, F. Lander, Jack Hus- I 8flJt George W. Smith, Julias Thompson. iriaslatrate'a Court. Langdon Perkins, colored, was arraigned - I before Justice Millis. Yesterday, on the affidavit of George Robinson, a.socolored. charged with assault and battery. Judg- ment suspended on the payment of costs. 1 Ttnllis TJ.-. ... l I I I Betlie Hurst, colored, was arraigned on a peace warrant sworn out by Ann Daniels, another uusky-hued damsel, which was dismissed, at the cost of the prosecutor. The same defendant was next called up on a charge of assault preferred by Ann Daniels, and judgment was suspended on the Pent of costs mayor coari. Alice Hansom, colored, was before the Mayor on the charge of going into a store on Market street and abusing one of the clerks, using very profane as well as loud and boisterous language, which she repeat ed on the sidewalk in front of the store. Defendant was ordered to pay a fine of $10 or go below for ten days, from which de cision she appealed to the Criminal Court, and was required to give a justified bond in the sum of $50 for her appearance. Subsequently, howeverjsho withdrew the appeal, and paid the floe. Water Works. At a meeting of the joint Committees of the Board of Aldermen and the Board of Audit and Finance, on the proposed intro duction of water works in this city, held I 'asl evening, it was unanimously agreed to I accept the proposition of Dr. Cloud, acting I for the firm of J. A. Clonrl A Co of TJw - - -'-' v I York ritv. A mAlinir nf iho T4M1-1 a I Aldermen will be held this evening, when the report of the joint committees will be laid before that body. Closing BtrRstmi, Bte Mayor Fishblate has issued his procla mation, to be found in this issue of tbe Stab, requiring all bar-rooms and other places where Intoxicating liquors are sold. to close their places of business on Monday evening, the 1st inst., at 6 o'clock, and to keep them closed until the folldwing Wed nesday morning at the same hour, in ac cordance with the law, for the violation of which a severe penalty is prescribed . Grand Rally of the Democracy. At the request of leading citizens of tbe Fifth Ward arrangements have been made by the Executive Committee for a grand rally of the Democracy and the final effort of tbe campaign in this city, at the old "stamping ground" corner of Sixth and Castle streets, on Monday night next. The other wards in tbe city are invited to par ticipate. The speakers will be announced in Sunday morning's paper. Theatrical. The engagements for the Opera House during November are : John T. Ford, 14th and 15th; attractions unknown. Mrs. James C Oates, 24th. Cyril Searle & Co. , 30th . There is an enquiry for the night of the 8th, but as yet the date has not been defi nitely taken. Cnanicc of schedule.. A new schedule will go into effect on the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad te-morrow. The day express and passenger train will leave here at 6:30 A. M., instead of 6:50 A. M., and arrive at 10:20 P. M., instead of 9:53 P. M-, aa formerly. The night express and passenger train will leave at 8 P. M., instead of 840 P. M., and arrive at 9 A. M., instead of 8:40 A. M, as formerly. The proper time to uae Dr. Tutt's Liver Pills is when you have Nausea, Loss of Ap- BJtite, Yellow Cast of tbe Skin, Rush of lood to the Head, Cold Extremites, Ring ing in the Ears, Fain in the Back, Side and Shoulders, High Colored Urine, Vertigo and Biliousness. They afford prompt re lief. As a family medicine they have no equal. f fltTY ITEMS. NEWSPAPER FOR SALE. A well established and prosperous Weekly Newspaper, located In a thriving, growing town on the line of a prominent Railroad, la offered for sale. Terms Jcaah. For terms and particulars apply to the editor of thla paper. ----aasBBBBBgaBsaMa.i From Eminent W. L. Almon, President Medical College. Halifax, N. 8.: Oolden's Lleblg's Liqaid Extract of Beet and Tonic Invigorator la Invalua ble for fever. Indigestion, weakness, and cannot be surpassed for female cemplalnta.! mtrnxset nAxxwR, Agents, wunungioo. "DONT KNOW HALT THEIR VALUE." "They cored me of Ague, t Biliousness and Kidney Complaint, aa recommended. I had a half bottle left which I used for my two little girls, who tha doctors ana neignDors saia couicrot De carea. would have lost both of them oil on n t If I had not .'ziven them Hod Bitters. Thev ( d them so mnch good I continued tnelr use uutu they were .nnul Tli.ft larhw 1 aMiv wn Am nnfc kana? Half tne vaiae or nop ni the value of Hop Bitters, and do not recommend ""8" -ft, flncawer, n. I. Dee I other column . American Rural Home. A DOWN TOWNJUScHANT. having passed several sleepless nights, distarbed by the agonies and cries of a suffering chUd, and becoming con- yinced that Mrs. Wlnslow'a Soothing Byrnp was Jnstthe article needed, procured a supply for' the child. On reaching home and acquainting his wife WIU WOSt IM naa ( lone, she refused to have lt ad ministered to the child, as she was strongly in favor of Homoeopathy. That night the child passed In suffering, and the parents without sleep. Returning home the day following, the father found the baby still werse, and while contemplating another sleep lau mlo'tit. Out ainthar itamM from the room to ax- tend to some demestlc duties, and left the father I with the child. During ner aoeence ne sgmiaisterea mot the Boouung syrup io ue oaor,ana n othing. That night all hands slept well, and tha little fellow awoke in tne morning bright ttle fellow happy. The mother was delighted with the sudden and wonderful cnange, ana aunongn at nrst offend ed with tbe deception practiced upon her, has Coa tinned to use the Syrnn. and sufferlnir crvlnD' aahlM id wonderful change, and although at first offend- crying babies I aad restless nights have disappeared. A single trial or tne syrup never ye xauea to relieve tne baby, and overcome the prejudices of the mother. Bold by all Druggists. 25 cents a bottle. B&lTXSOr.aDVKailSINU. - jDn gao$xVa f 1 00 " t WO day. , 1 76 tiVMOar,... - nwwji,,,. : 4t daya.... uno veek,. Twweai. Oaamostn,... l'Tvomontha,.. $ic moDtha, sir j?",. " Oaayv---'- arCoatcaet AdTetv U taken at proyot tkmaUly low rate. Tea Bm Mild NoopareU ty. aoake on Kjnara. NEW ADVKRTISKMKNTS;- Notice. To Liquor Dealers. CITY OF WILM1NUTON, MATOB8 OFFICE, October 80th, 1&S0. rUK ATTENTION OV LIQUOR DKALKKS IS called to tha follow tug law of tha fctafa or North Carolina: "N peraon or peraon rball give away. In aoy public placs, retail or ell, eicipt upon proacilp Uon of a ipracUclnR pbytlclan. and for medicinal purpose, any Inloilcallng liquors at any time within twelre hours next preceding or aocctcdlng any public election or dm log the holding thereof. at any place within Are miles of any election pre cinct. "Any person or persons violating tbe provisions of the preceding section shall be deemed gnlity of a misdemeanor, and rnaiahablc with a loo of not less than one hundred nor more than one th'na.ud dollars "Battle's KcTlaal, sections 140 and 1M. NoUce is hereby given that. In accordance with tbe above law, all Bar Sooms and places wbero In texicatlng liquors are seld shall be closed at S o'clock r. K. on Monday, November 1st, and re- I main closed until 6 o'clock a. ai. on Wednesssy, I November 3rd. Any violation of the above law at the ensuing election, on the S1 of November, 1880, will be vig orously prosecuted. H. FlSIlliLATC, Mayor. oc 30 St Notice. On and aftks NOVKMBBB 1ST m ilk w I ll be sold at lHc per quart. We cannot aford to ell for lees, aa we have to pay $1.00 por bnsnei for Peas; $15 perewt. for Uay; $l.ts per cwt. for Wheat Bran: 7S cent per cwt. for Corn Braa: and 70 oenta per boahel for meal, aad these are things we make milk oat of. OC80 lt M. 8. VKNEY. Jas. C. Munds, offers C1GABS, CIQARKTT1S and Smokers' Ma terlal at popular prices every day at 35 North Front Street. Vote TNONEOP THBNKW AND STYLISH SUITS bought or oc 80 lt MUNBON, Clothier and Merchant Tailor. Carpets! Brown 4c Roddick, 4ft Market at. rpHK LARGEST ABSORTMBNT OF CARPETS oath of New York. Gents' Fancy Sock. A lob lot of the above at 15c; worth 80c, a deci ded bargain. BROWN A RODDICK. 46 Market M. Colored Border Handkerchiefs. We are offering a full line of COLORED BOR DER HANDKERCHIEFS for ladles and genu. All the latest novelties of tbe season. BROWN RODDICK, ocM tf 4ft Market bt. Just Received. JBW BOOKS, NEW KDITIONB, and SPECIALTIES for the season 1880. Blank Books. HAVE ALSO RECEIVED A VERY LARGE apply of LEDGERS, DAT BOOKS, JOURNALS, RECORD aad INVOICE BOOKS, Ac., at h kuvsbkrger'h Live Book and Mnaic btore. oc 39 U Knox's Bilk Hats! gTiry AND SOFT BATS I LOWEST PRICES i BARR1SOX ALLKK, octSttf HatUrs. A LABXIK STOCK OP Sash,. Doors, Blinds, 'AND ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK. ' LUMBER, LATH8, Ac, FOR BALK VERT CHBAP, AT ALTATTKR, FSICX A Co., Faotobt: Toot of Walnut st. ocMtfl Oftioi: Mutt, near Bed Cross st. If Answer to Dyer's Enigma.'. The monarch "Shirt and Taris1 collar. Aad a MWlde end" Tie, for eat (y one dollar; Then there's Beaton -Oartera," yo Baast hsve a For there's "Nothing" more useful for gentle- mana wear, NewWe'U give yon Jastlce, with Themis" tne Boaro, Hzoclalmlng that "Tha pen Is mightier sword. a so S 00 S 60 4 00 5 M 8 CO 10 00 17 00 M 00 40 0C SO 99 I
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Oct. 30, 1880, edition 1
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