THE IIORHIIIG BTA&i
uy wm. ii. niiiif -tub:
rijiiLI3I!SI UA1LT RXOKPT MuNpft?-
HATES Of gOUdCAUTIuft u, UVAMlH
janyear, toy maiu paid,, ti
iix moBuu, -
rtiroe months, - ... j
Due mioaUi - -. 1 oo
To City Sttbeeribere, aeilveredtn uvput of the
cttT,WeJMPweefc. Our City Agent,. ar,
DOtiauuiiaw u wutc lur uwic MAD Wree
leet for mere than
months
in advance.
MORNING EDITION.
'Entered at the Post Office at Wilmington, N. C,
as ggwut-oiBg master. J
OUTLINKh.
Ab Rothschild ia on trial fur murder at
Marthall, Texas. Sixty laborers in
Colorado were baried by a enow-elide ;
one was killed and nineteen badly and
eleven slightly injured. Garfield gets
the entire vote of Indiana. More re
ports of wrecks of vessels and loss of life.
Laycock's friends are backing him for
the race. Dulcigno has been surren
dered at last to the Montenegrins. The
British Consul at Norfolk is surprised at
the action taken in the case of the British
steamer Sandringham ; the was removed
from the navy yard and sent to Baltimore
fur repaits. A general raid on the lot
tery dealers of New York was made yester-
ilny. Parr & Son, grain dealers, of
Baltimore, have suspended payment.'
An officer or a raciflc Mail steamer has
been arrested in New York for smuggling ;
the vessel has been libelled. A steamer
wubaii ner crew uaa been lost on Lake
uumnu. m. ue aiuiuuui are iu arms
ugainst Turkey. Lord LacsJowne
has been driven from bis estate in Ireland
The British Parliament meets in Jan
uary An effort is being made to in
cite the students against the Jews in
Geiuviny. Rumors of the foima-
tion of a new Italian ministry are
Iltd XorK markets : Money
ojjju pci ttuij tunuu ijuiei av i i x cm;
M.utbern flour dull and weak at 5 40
, wneai reverisn ana unsettled, un-
traded led $1 15 I 28,: corn ic lower,
, iowaij, . - .
u:rj;raded 43i44icts ; spin a turptui ne
lirm at4Ga4Wc: rosin bte.dv and oniet at
$1 SOvgl 85
hi-- i.A8K op tub itAiLuoAD.
'V'e gave yesterday an extract
from the account of the late meeting
uf the stockholders of the Atlantic
& North Carolina Railroad, but we
did not give all. We supplement it
with a few facts. There was an
overwhelming sense on the part of
t lie private, stockholders to lease to
iht? Wilmington & Weldou Railroad.
The vote as published showed that,
Col. Juhri L. Morehead, who repre
sented 350 8hart-s ot private stock.
! hired unequivocally that he was
against iieht'f proposition under any
circumstances, and the reason he did
n;t voie for the Wilmington &
vVehlon offer was because he did not
v.ib io commit himself, but hoped
foi a still better bid from some one
els. The bid of the W. & VV. was
.i3,000; that of Beat $34,000, and
xtill the 6eutimeut against Best was
overwhelming. In fact, be stood no
ehance of getting but 39 votes, and
a part of this was by his attorney,
whu accompanied him.
The Kinston Journal says that
"the State's proxy, in obedience to
the Governor's telegram, refused to
vote on the question, and thus de
IValed the lease." It says further
that the "will of tho private stock
holders was overwhelmingly in favor
uf leasing."
Ii then reproduces two extracts
irom arlicles'in the Journal, of the
dates of August 12th and August
2oth, 1880. We give the gist of
ibeso articles:
"We took this to he an intimation that
the State's Proxy would break up the
luceiiug iu September by reluslng to par
ik ipate iu its deliberations, but Gov. Jaivis,
in his speech here last Saturday, pal a
quietus uu inal by staling that 1i proposed
io allow ihe -viU of ihe private stockholder to
Qotern in the matter, and toaUow them to lease
whenever they desired and to whom they pre
ferred." "We Think we can answer in a very few
words why the State's proxy will not with
draw from Ihe meeting:
"1. Because Gov. Jarvis openly asserted
in his address here at Kinston that the will
of the private stockholders thould be allowed to
govern in the matter.
"2. Becausa Mr. P. M. Simmons, the
Bute's proxy, on the test question of leas
ing, at the June meeting voted aye along
witti about 1,300 voters ef private stock,
aud aflerso Vbling upon full deliberation,
he would never resort to a trick to nulhfy
that vote. Be might change his opinion as
to the advisability of leasing, but would
never consaot to block the will of the pri
vate stockholders unless positively command
ed by the Governor of ihe tUatc."
The Star reserves all comment for
the present.
That great English poet, Alt red
Tennyson, in the grandest elegiac
poem of the-last two hundred years,
in Memoriam, speaks of a "wide aud
wandering grave," which is highly
poetical. We tried to use the latter
yesterday, but we are made to drop
into the time-worn "water grave?,"
with which we dismiss the subject.
Ubafle8 Ii. Whipple, a Virginia
journalist of good parts, is dead of
typhoid feyer, aged about 55. He
was a distinguished graduate of
Washington and Lee University.
There are 207 tobacco factories in
. North Carolina. Of these Granville
ha 2,-Rockirighftm 31, Forsyth 30,
and Stoke 28. There are 25 counties
represented.
Mil
VOL. XXVII.-NO. 57.
Bea Hill is getting a little sick of
that letter. He is beginning to ex
plain through a friend. It was priv
ate and was "in a time of depression
and defeat. Bah ! Ben got caught,
and that is the long and . the short of
it.
Conklimr is not on sneaking terms
" o
. T . . ,
Willi several ICaaioal hfnnt.nrs and
,
, . ,
.y uuw ' iemo-
orauo oewwn- YnKunK a "'"e
puuou up, out pnae goes Dei ore a
fall, and don't you forget it, either.
The grave New York Journal of
Commerce perpetrates a joke. Its
leader of the 26th is headed "Stand
by the Canals. Of coarse they will.
I What else can they do as long as
I they are frozen up?
I One firm in New York is charged
I with cheating the Government out of
$622,000 by undervaluing kid gloves.
The firm claim to be the victims of
blackmailing; but they are in court.
The Northern Central
Railway!
Company shows its earnings for ten
J
I $1,414,609 53, against $905,174 72 for
the Coi responding time in 1879.
prof. Alvin H. Sabin, of Vermont
University, is la WV bad odor be-
- . fr-'-m' ir- , .,
cause of his cof'udoirards a pupil.
, , i-Sjfr
AueJ nave MJe?.,
Ben Butler announces himself as
independent. He changes almost
as often as the moon.
Yale College has given up morn
ing prayer, it gave up its religion
some years ago.
T JBL J53 OXTlfT.
K A UVKUTtRKtl KM I H.
EXPERIENCE
Wanted Dwelling bouse.
Hkiksbebgkr Fancy goods.
M UN SOK Medicated flauuel.
E H. Cushiko Sktng Kii-k.
P. H. Haydkn Lip robes. &c.
F. M. Kino & Co. Sioves. &2.
D. A. Surra & Co. Matirts-es.
G. K. Imbrib Situaliou wanted.
R M. McIntibk Prices will tell.
Nobthbop & Cnnnfia Shingles.
Gilk8 & Muhchqon Boxing axes.
11 1. Munson Wet uuiue wanted.
Thos. II. Howey Boots and shoes.
Altafver, Price & Co. Sash, &.
W. &. W. K R Schedule change.
J as H. Chadbourn Wood for ttalc.
J. C Momds Drugs and chemicals.
Mallard & Bowden Harness, &c.
Harrison & Allen Hats and caps.
Mc Doug all & Williamson- Orders.
John Dawson & Co. Breech-loaders.
Adrian & Vollrrs Christmas goods.
Parker & Taylor Biases, how cold I
W., C. & A. R R Schedule change..
Ottkrboubg Largest clothing house.
Gerhardt & Co. Baggies.carriages,&c.
J. H. Hardin Scott's electric brushes.
vJxo. W. Gordon A Bao Marine Insu
rance. Kerchneb & C alder Bros. Salt, cof
fee, sugar, rice, &c
Ibt opera Haa T -morrow Nlftlat
Of the performance to be given at the
Opera House to-morrow eveniog, the New
Orleans lanes says :
"A full bouse greeted the first representa
tion of "Drink" at the Grand Opera House
last night. The play is intensely realistic,
and was interpreted by one of the best
dramatic companies ever in this city. Cyril
Searle's interpretation of Coupeau is a treat
in itself, and evinces close study and de
cided dramatic ability."
Another paper says :
' ' Miss Eylinge possesses a pleasing,
youthful face and comely figure, a strong
and not unmusical voice, and an evident
familiarity wilb the business ot the stage.
The very strong dramatic power displayed
by Miss Rose Eytinga was Quickly recog
nized by the audience, and the shuddering
snectators paid the bhrbelt compliment to
ihe acting of Miss Eytingn that could pos
sibly be conveyed. The American actress
had a special recognition when the curtain
finally felt,"
The boxabeet is open at Heinsberger's,
and quite a number of seats have already
been engaged tot the first night's performr
ance. mom
y umetM from Rnu,
For nearly two weeks past officers have
been on the alert for a young white girl by
the name 6f As me Knox, an orphan, who
had been raised in the family of Mr. J. G.
Branch, of Polkton, Anson county, and who
suddenly disappeared from her home and
was known to te somewhere in this city
In order to stimulate the- starch for her a
reward of 100 was offered for her appre
hension, rtd finally, 00 yesterday, she was
found at the house of one Jim Laasiter,
alias Doc Barnes, coloied, on McRae, be
tween Red Cross and Campbell streets, and
is now held to await Mr. Branch's pleasure.
Lassiter, it is said, came here from Charlotte.
He was hailed on. the streetafler the
finding of the girl by a party who was with
the officer, . when he drew a pistol, but.
without attempting to use it, suddenly took
to his heels and escaped to the woods.
The cirl - Is apparently about eighteen
years of age, and quite preposesaiBg in
unrtearanca. Mr. Branch was teleoraohed
to and will proiiahly come, hftejc Jter im
mediately. ' ;
: : m m m ' .
It may save your life, for it - cores your H
Cold and coogo. Vt. juuirs vouga pyrup.
Buy It. Try it. It never fails. Costs only
25 cents a bottle. - t
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WILMINGTON, N. C. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1880.
Local Data.
To-dav is Advent Snndav.
I
1 J 1 . fl , 3fc.l
lengm. v nours ana o
minutes.
I Receipts of cotton yesterday
1.033 Dales.
I Cloudy weather has been almost
iMAAaaaal sm In a ma mA wwnnW ve
m.. "
I IflB aaVBDL OI COIU WeaiUr
I k-j . .u- . u.n
. WUUJ58I14W man wuu wo iuv umxwuo.
-
- No stock report at the Produce
Exchange until Wednesday, the 1st of De-
cember.
T? T XKT r.: u
1
.1h.)Bi.iW X I K . i..
. .v. uuw. iu. ia. tu-uaj, iuwu-
ing and evening.
Sunday School at St. John's
Uhurch this afternoon, at 3 ;80 o'clock.
Evening prayer at 4.80 o'clock.
The Register of Deeds issued
four marriaee licenses durine the oast week.
11 Kntn... f Xr
w
pies.
A colored man, who was found
drUnk and down on e, street, was taken
io me guaia nouse yesteraay aiiernoon on
a dray.
There will be regular services in the
860011,1 Phyterian Church tcday at 11
I A XT m.w.A OMD If V .to P.oln. lion
W hflftr tW aorrifl of the hunt,
era were quite successful Thanksgiving
Day, notwithstanding the unfavorableness
of the weather.
The wood famine has reached
T.1.t.v xrv.vM t :. :f,
m '
u,andastromrappeal to the railroads is
u t
ihe Unminal uourt ior tnis
county, His Honor, Judge O. P. Meares,
presiding, will convene in this city to-
morrow. There are no capital cases for
trial.
Mr.IW". P. Canaday has entered
his official protest against the result of the
receai eiecuoa in mis uongression&i i
' . 1 -v ;
of Mr. John W. Shackelford. His protest
wasmea Dy tne mate uoara 01 canvassers.
A white man fell overboard
the wharf, foot of Market street, Friday
night, an.i made a narrow escape from
h.in, nnii nnt hv ihfl hairi
aasw mug, uuiug puuwu vua wj mw r.
his head. When landed on the wharf one
of the first thinirs he said wasTll be d d.
bovs. If I don't believe I'm wet!" The
"bovs" also thoueht he was
. .
poor, HiMiudeu wuiid wumou
a t S
was picaing ner way careiuuy on inc siue-
. a - ... tt - a 1 &
waia near me corner or Jjroni anu garnet
streets, late yesterday afternoon, when she
was rudely jostled and thrown violently to
the pavement by a couple of men who
were passing, and who went on their way
without stopping to assist her. Strong,
healthy men should be more careful bow
the jostle weak.sickly women ou the streets.
If MBlaaUBC a Bishop for North Care
.. lias.
We learn from the Baltimore papers that
a convention of the bishops of the Prov
ince of Baltimore was held Wednesday at
the archiepiscopal residence, Archbishop
Gibbons presiding, and there being also
present Bishops Becker, of Wilmington;
Keane, of Richmond; Kain, of Wheeling;
Lynch, of Charleston; Gross, of Savannah;
and Moore, of St. Augustine, Fla. The
object of the meeting of the prelates was to
determine upon the names of candidates to
be sent to the Holy Bee, for', the vacant
Episcopal office of North Carolina, which
Father Gross, brother of Bishop Gross, de
clined after being appointed to the office by
the Pope. A number of names for the
vacant office were proposed, and the bish-1
ops proceeded to ballot. The three names I
receiving the largest number of votes were I
then placed ia an envelope and ordered to I
be sent to Rome, out of which the Bishop
of North Carolina will be selected. The
members of the Convention arc not per- I
mitted to reveal tbe names of tnose sent to
Kome. it is understood, However, mat
Rev. John Foley, of St. Martin's Church,
of Baltimore, received quite a large vote.
and thst his nsme is among those se.lt to
Rome."
mayor' Ooart.
A.. Bockard and Georgiaoa Qause, a
colored man and woman, were arraigned'
oa the charge of disorderly conduct
Officers Gordon and Eveiett testified thst
they heard the cries of kmurder" on Dick
inson's Hill, io the northwestern section of
the city, about 10 o'clock Friday night, and
upon proceeding to the house from which
the sound emanated, they found it closed
and Bockard holding the door shut. Upon
forcing their way in they found the woman
lying upon the floor, and thought at first
she was dead, but upon lifting her to her
feet .lt was discovered that she was "play
ing 'opossum," though she was expecto
rating blood. Both parties Were then ar
rested and taken to the guard house. The
officers saw no fighting between them, and
the woman denied that the man had ip
flicted any blows upon her "to hurt," say
ing that she didn't know it was any harm
to cry tnurder I" Bockard was discharged,
and the woman, who proved to bean old
offender, was sent below for ten days..
mortuary. m m
There was one interment an adult in
Oakdale Cemetery during the week closing
yesterday.
Bellevne Cemetery reports one interment
an adult for the past week.
- In Pine Forest (colored) Cemetery there
were five interments- three adults and two
children during the week.
BliBOTION BKTVRNS.
Ail luo rcmruB uuua uio ucsu uiu&cu
t offlcIftl . which have been already published.
I rtP mat. hArAftnr ha nnhlifthAd WArn snnt
specially to the Stab by the Registers of
Deeds of the various counties :
WATAUGA Official.
Hancock 712, Garfield 545; J&rvia 672,.
I uoii ow. uongresia a swicw-Arm-
K1 TnihR KRT Tni1miBn mar
i uviu wi. x uivuvh wv., m wwhu
I
i o40.Meanen she. isenoeii oijo. jucijean
I
Democratic Legislative and county ticket
eieclea
irietiiodtat cosnrcaei.
I ine norm caronna vonierenco oi me
. ft i : m a i -
I XT T rU ainh nnAnAS at Win.
I oii. aa. vuun,u, wvuv, -.w-w
. Hir no-rf IU 1 a. r-
v,. r r, v,.l if wao,a-
I VCUlUGlt XaU V AA A HkVH IWII J WOtViUU
morning. The lay delegates from this, the
Wilmington District, will go Tuesday
I morning. The following comprise the list:
Wm- M- Parker, of the Front Street
I m -1 1 TXT M All T..i:
nurcn 5 OI- ui
I t ? a "T T 1 tf-H rll X a 1 1 a.
ucuu; fl.. J. jonneou, iroui wiuwu vjr-
cuit; and Evans, from Brunswick Cir-
cuit. Rev. T. Fage Kicaud will also leave
Tuesday. We trust Rev. Dr. Yates nnd
Rev Mr. Ricaud will both be returned to
i lneir preaent charges in our city, by whom
they are much beloved.
We are told that Friday night before Dr,
Tates left the Board of Stewards paid the
last dollar of their indebtedness, and that
he carries up all Conference claims in full;
besides which the church contributed fduu
or W to Trinity j3oUege the past year.
I Ladiaa' Benevolent society.
1 The visitors of the Ladies' Benevolent
Society request us to return their thanks to
I tkMMM 9 A!SAa VtABa aSwn fin
I iumu nuw uo -
I liKarallv nf mnnas nrnuiamna unii vnnn
7 7 J. 1 . J " 7 " "
I ior me Deneni or me poor oi me commun-
The articles have been received and
I J"
distributed where it was thought they
j WOuld do the most good. There is still
I mucn unrelieved suffering, however, and
1 ,t j8 hoped that those who have the means
to spare will continue to aid the Society in
1 its efforts to alleviate the destitution and
sunering m our miast.
I - -
V meQt of Mf E M Cusbing i(1 now io full
h. . Granite Raw. Front btreet.between
I Market and Dock. It wilt o..en every
I evening from 8 to 10 o cloak, uu 1 from 10
A. M. to 12 M. there witi be a private class
for the especial benefit of ladies. Wed-
I -
neaday and Saturday tiiernous win also
f be exclusively for ladies and children. The
'i . . . . . .
promises mucn innocent amusemen
healthy recreation for the young folks
I during the long winter evenings.
1 in(tairate Court.
I
Aichie SimmB coioredt WM arraigned
beIore Ju8llce Mini9 on tne cnarKa 0( com-
miuing a88auit aQd battery upon Ham. I
Gray; both colored. Defendant submitted I
and judgment was suspended on the pay
ment of costs.
Ham. Gray was next called up on the
affidavit of Archie 8imms, charged with
assault and battery. Defendant submitted
and judgment was suspended on the pay
menl of costs.
Athletic and Gfmnasile.
The gymnastic club, known as the Wil
mington Acrobats, composed of a number
of the young men of this city, held a meet
iag Friday night and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
President Jos. L. Roberts.
Vice-President Geo. McDougall.
Secretary and Treasurer John M. Harts.
field.
Leader Jos. L. Roberts.
Uu mailable Letter.
The following is the un mailable matter
remaining in the city postofflce up to this
date:
Miss Fannie Brewington, Edenton, X4.
C. ; Miss Mary Norwood, Richmond, Va.;
Mr. James Richardson, 188 Baylor Halt;
package for J. W. Gilchrist, Nichols, S. C.
The Bjemmet, hence, has arrived cut.
Brili8h brij, Gem Dakin. hence, ar-
nved at QraDton on the 23d inst,
Norwegian brig Ihortburg, Haraldsen,
sailed from Gefle for this port on the 21st
inst.
- Norwegian brig AUcor, Wilbelmsen,
hence, arrived at Bremen on the 25th inst.
irXABRIKD.
MURCHISON ATKINSON. On the evening of
theSSth inst.. at St Paul's Eniscon&l Church, by
the Rev. T. M. Ambler. J. W. MURCHI80N to
LOULA EL, eldest daughter of John W. Atkinson.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted
SIT UATION A8 BOOKKEEPER OR ENTRY
CLSRKIfor the coming year by a fine penmas. Re
ferences given. Address
ne8 8t
G. K. IMBRIB,
care Star Office.
We Will Have
Fm 8 ALB, A CAR LOAD OF KENTUCKY
STOCK, about Wednesday, December 1st.
Persons contemplating the purchase of Horses
wo1 ild do well to see as before purchasing else
where. We are now prepared to Board Horses,
guaranteeing satiaf action.
no81t J. W , BOUTHERLAND & CO.
I Desire to Bent
SMALL DWELLING HOUSE NEAR THE
hrk-sipartof the city.
Apply to
BASS' St. sac P. Q. Box aiS.
Wet Nurse Wanted
JjXJKAMOTmCRIaBABE. GOOD WAGES
I PAID. Apply, C Irner Fourth and Walnut Streets,
no S3 ft H. H. MUNSON.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Skating Sink
jqOW OPBN IN GRANITE BOW, FRONT
street, between Market and Dock.
Ladies priyate class 10 to 12.A. M,
Wednesday and Saturday aftoinoona ezclnslrely
I Dlfc. o.-.
I WlrtiH TOU1UK I1VIU g UJ xu
i Aftt i
hiimipbwu m wt UOUUOHiaUi UlUUUUig UOU ML
Bkate8 1 cent8. LadIea, 15 cenu.
bo 33 It
E. M. CUSHING. Prop.
200 Cords of Wood
JpOR SALB AT J AS. H. CHADDOURN & CO.'S
I mil. so88itj
Shingles.
I a W TIT VTm rfr nvn n W -i nr -nn nnra W r
A waxw,ww di ijnvu uxriHsoo
I v w""'" oaiu'
noSSlt NORTHROP &CUMMING.
CliristiTias G-oods !
CONSISTING IN PART OP
Fire Crackers.
ORANGES, APPLES.
LEMONS, RAI3INS.
CITRON, NUTS.
PRBSRRVRS, CANDY,
CAKES, COCOANUTS,
JELLY, PICKLES,
CANNED GOODS, Ac, &C-
Oar patrons are requested to
send in their orders early and thus
avoid the ruth and! the liability of de-
I tention for want of transportation,
ADRIAN & VOLL&RS,
Wholesale Grocers,
S. K. Corner Front St Dock 8U.
no38tf
Marine Insurance,
Coastwise and Foreign.
KFPECTJED IN
UNITED STATES "UOTDS,"
50 Wall Street, N. Y.
J SO. W. GORDON ft BRO., Agents,
bo 38 tf 84 North Water St.
Hats. Caps, &c.
O
TYUSH8TIFF HATS I
SILK UMBRELLAS 1
HARRISON ALLEN,
no 28 tf Hatters.
e
Boxing Axes.
I 'JVHE TRADE WILL FIND US SUPPLIED
with Boxing Axes of both Collins' and Simmons'
make, for which we solicit their orders. Prices as
usual, BOTTOM. In Stock, Hardware of all kinds.
noSStf 38 and 40 Morchison Block.
Blazes How Cold!
"TMLAT8 SO, BUT JUST YOU DO AS MANY
-a. nave cone, so aowa to tne out stana wnero
have done, go down to the Old Stand where
they keen the Best of Heating Stoves, and tou can
flad an assortment there from which yon can select
something that will make home cheerful. Har
mony." "081617," "Orion," "Ulant," "Joker,"
"Tramp," au "jfcno" comrert to tne rreezing.
nosutr rLKajm a ta x lajh b.
Experience
HAS TAUGHT THAT NORTH CAROLINA
Walnut is net adopted for Box Work as it is
toe knotty and will Invariable crack. The
New Furniture Store of BEHRKNDS M UN
HOE therefore imports their Wulnut furniture.
which la of superior quality. They keep the
largest stock ia the State and offer It Wholesale
and Retail 10 per cent, lower than any house in the
State. no S8 tf
Scott's Electric,
JfO A LARGS ASSORTMENT OF BRISTLE
and Metallc Hair Brushes, at
J. H. HARDIN'S
Apothecary.
no28.tf New Market.
Mattresses.
C1URLBD HAIR, MOSS, SHUCK AND COTTON,
j Kxeelaiar and straw Mattresses, in ereat
variety and sizes constantly en hand and made to
order. Fine and Fashionable Furniture, all kinds
for Holiday trade. Call and examine prices. The
Largest Stock in the State.
jf or saie oy
D. A. SMITH A CO.,
no 8 tf Furniture Manufacturers Dealers.
Breech Loaders
PNB BREECHLO ADINQ SHOT GUNS OF
all kinds and prices. Large assortment of
English Muzzle Loading Guns, ShecTs Primers,
Cartridge Belts, Bags. In fact a complete assort
ment of Sportsman's goods. We guarantee to give
yon good goods, and as low prices as any House in
the country.
JNO. DAWSON CO,
no 33 tf 19, SI A S3 Market Street.
4L
Hold On !
DONT THROW 0N SO MUCH WOOD I Mercy
on us I it is six dollars a cord. Had'ntwe bet
ter get a Heating Stove t . This fireplace will never
do.ff Says the frugal housewife. -And that old
nigh pressure Cook Stove! Cant we afford a new
one, a SAM. They are cheap, save one-third or the
a n, wwul Until nnlv BV
NHl 1U1 "ww- - "
P. M. KING
Weeklv and monthly Daymen ts
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on Stoves. '
Boots and Shoes.
17 LEG ANT BLUE CLOTH TOP, H. 8. BUTTON
Mls ChUdreaa'end Infant's Shoes In all the new
oewgns, oast uoeos ana wvm vnmi m
THOMAS H. HOWEY'S.
No. 47 North Market
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WHOLE NO. 4,146
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 29 and 39
On Monday Cyril Searle's "Drink". Company, anp
potllng tho Dlttlnenlehcd Artiste,
Rose Eytinge,
Chas. Keaie'g Dramatization of tola's great
noTel -riVAaeommolr." entitled
" 3D "JEb X IN"-
TUESDAY NIGHT:
"LED ASTRAY,"
Miss Rose EytlDge as Amande Chacdocc.
Tickets on sale at Helnfcberper'e Llvo Cook
Store. Admission $1. Fatfaet Circle 7:c.
lery 25c. No charge tor reserved seats.
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Wilmington & Weldon
RAILROAD CO.
Omen or Oaa't. BuyaauTajmaaT, (
WUmlngton, N. C, Nev. 27, 1E80. f
Change of Schedule.
rN AND AFTER NOVEMBER S8. 1380, AT
J 4.15 P. M., Passenger Trains en the wuming
ton 3s Weldon Railroad will ran as follows:
Day REsrtl and.Exprefi Xrmloe, Dally
-Nob. 47 North and 48 soatb.
r WUminoton. Front BL Denot. at 6:40 A. M
Arrive at Weldba 13:40 P. M.
Xmvk Weldon 8:40 P. M
Arrive at Wumlngton, Front St Depot, 9:66 P. M.
Fast Thbouqk Mail ajtd Passkkoeb Trains
Daxlx Nos. 43 Nobth and 40 tours.
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot, at 8.C3 P. M
Arrive at Weldon 1.4 A. M
Leave Weldon 6.30 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington, Front bt. Depot, iu.io r. ja
Train No. 40 North will stop onlr at Rocky
Point. Bar paw. South Washlmrton. Magnolia, sit
Olive, Goldaboro. Wilson, Rocky Monnt, Enfield
ud Halifax.
Train No. 40 South will stop only at Lccky
Mount, Wilson, Uoiaeooro ana u&znou.
Nun Pabsmoeb. Mail, and Express Taxis
Nos. 45 Nobth and 42 South.
Leave Wilmington, Front St Depot, at 4:15 P. M
Arrive at Weldon 4:15 A. M
Leave Weldon 1:48 A. M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St. Depot, 8.S0 A. H.
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road leave Rocks
Mount for Tarboro at 6 ) P. M. Dally, and Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at 5. CO A. M. Return
ing, leave Tarboro at a. 50 A.M. Dally, and Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at 8 80 P. M.
Train No. 47 makes close connection at Wel
don for all points North daily. All rail via
Richmond, and daily excopt Bandar via Bay Liae,
Train No. 45 runs via Richmond and Washing
ton, and makes close connection daily to Rich
mond, and dally except Saturday nlxhts for all
points north of Richmond. Train bo. 43 rues
dally and maxes close connection for a'l points
North via Richmond and Washington.
All trains run solid between Wilmington and
Washington, and have Pullman Palace fclcepcrs
attached.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Bcp'U
A. POPE, Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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General Snp'ts Office,
WILMINGTON, COLTJUTIIIA A AU
GUSTA B. H. COIMPANT,
WILMINGTON. N. C..- Nov. i7. IE80.
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER t8, 1830, at 8 .45
P. M., the foUowlag Passenger Schedule will
be run on this road:
Dat Paiskjcgkr.Mail and Eiphkjs Tea ins, Daily
Nos. 43 West and 43 East.
Leave Wilmington 8.40 A.M.
Leave Florence l :06 P. M.
Leave Florence 8 45 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington 7:43 P. M.
NIGHT BXPRE88 TRAINS (DaUy)
Nos. O West and 47 East.
Leave Wilmington 10:85 P. M.
Leave Florence.... 3:00 A.M.
Arrive atO. C. A A. Junction 6:00 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia 6:10 A. M.
Leave Columbia. 10:00 P. M.
Leave C CsA. Junction 10:0 P. M.
Leave Florence S:00 A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington 6:80 A. M.
This Train stops only at Brinklev's. Whltevllle.
Flemlngton, Fair Bluff, Marion, Florence, Tim
monsvuie, jtaysviue, bumter, camaen junction
and E as ton.
Passengers for Columbia, and all points on G. A
O. K. R., O., O. A A. R. R. Stations, Aiken Junc
tion, and all points beyond, should take No. 40
Nigbt Express.
Separate Pullman Sleepers for Charleston and
for Aagusta oa trains 40 and 47.
All trains run solid between Charleston and Wil
mington. IZ; JOHN F. DIVINE.
Gen'l bnp'U
A. POPE, Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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Salt Salt, Salt.
2500 8ak2t8Al,T 8tr,Ped Sacks, full
For sale by
no 28 tf KERCHNBR A CALDEH BROS.
Coffee, Rice. Sugar.
Bags RIO and JAVA COFFEE,
fJ0 Bbls Bice,
rj BblsC, Ex. C. and A. SUGAR.
For sale by
no 88 tf KKHCHNKB A CALPBR BROS
JFlour,;BIeaI, Cora and Oatc.
Bbls FLOUR, all grades;
500 BaSa WATER MILL MEAL.
1000 Baanela COKS'
Kfifi Bushels Heavy Oats,
For sale by
KERCHNER A CALDBR BROS.
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ttBg&ng and Tle.
g00 Half Rolls B AGOING,
1000 Bdl8NewandPlecedTIES-
For sale by
no 88 tf KERCHNER A CALDBR BROS.
Fancy Goods.
Willow 4 Baskets,
WRITING DESKS,
GOLD PENS ANU PENCILS,
ft
land a large number of other presents, at
HEINSBERGER'S
Live Book and Mnf ic Store.
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Two months,.....:...': IT 0W
' Thro month,...... MOO
Blx months, 40 OP
" u Oaayear...... MOO.
P7Co&traet Adrertlscinents taken at proper
tlonately low rates.
Ton lines Mild Nonpareil typs maks pna aqnara.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.11. CUONLY, Auctioneer
BY CRONLY A MORRIS.
Valnalile Real Estate at Auction.
QN TUESDAY, NOV. SO, If 80, AT It O'CLOCK
A. M., wo will sell, at Czchtngo Comer, that val
uable and desirable TWO STORY BH1CK BUILD
ING at present occupied by Croalf A Morris.
Fronts 41 feetooon nouth Water btre(. 60 fMt
npon Henderson Alley, and 93 feet opon Quince's
Alley.
Terms or.e-thlrd cash, balance In 1 sad yftr,
with 8 per cent, lnteroft. ne!4 St tt its SO
Carpets !
ryiiS LARGEST STOCK OK CAKPltTtt bOUTH
of New York.
Wonlnl IVImk'n
A job lot of tho above wLkch we ere i-fitrli g at fc
per yard.
Ladles' Black nnd Mute, 1-tnllca'
HOSE at a great IUr'iIn, S5c and 8 c,i;h SCc ad
60c a pair.
DROWN a uonnicK.
4o MitrkK M.
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Buggy for Sale.
JEW TOP BUGGY, SIDE BAR, VBUT IIAM-
somo. made to order and of the very bent material.
To be sold keeauso owner Las no use for it, acd at
a considerable discount on cost.
Apply to
nolltf nac P. II. IIAYDBN.
Prices will Tell !
JLACK SILKB A RK MOVING N1CKLT. AND
'the rea on why" m the prices are very rest on
able. ISIack und Colored Cufclimerca
at the closest prices.
In CLOAKS rnd DOLLMANS wo aro ma.teu
of the situation." A full stock cf Bleached acd
Brown Cottons fct lowett prices.
Many new and clepant thlsps to airlve on Wed
nesday's ilcamcr.
Ladles, your aro all lnvlud.
It. 51. M el ii lire.
CARFETS In all Grafts utN.w Yoik trices.
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rpHE ABOVE CUT IS AN EXACT RHP As
sentation of tho LARGEST CLOTI1INO HOUSE
in the city, and onoof tbe meat extensive Io the
State certainly the most popular In WllmlmfUm.
It is OTTERBOURQ'8 IRON FRONT Mla'a
DEPOT, emkodying two Stores In one, krln 1
carried an Immense stock of MEN'S AMU BOY'tf
CLOTHING AND FUKN18HINOB.
Will open this week a handsome Hoe erf Sne
Trunks and Valises, late Novelties for Holiday
Presents, and original designs In Cheviot Urns
and Business Salts.
Otterbourg's
IRON FRONT MEN'S WEAR DEPOT,
Nos. 20. 22, 24, 26 & 28 N. Front St.,
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WHalnfton, N.
C.
iKeep off Rheumatism
JgY BUYING THE MEDICATED RED ri.A.
MEL SHIRTS and DRAWERH. If this deo't de
It, buy a new SUIT OF CLOTHES from
Munburt
nov 98 H Clothier and Merchant TalUw .
P. H. Hayden's
Jb THE PLACE TO GET YOUR LAP BOBS",
Dorse Blankets and.Eools. Carrlags, Buggies and
Drays made and repaired at his factory, on Third
street, between Princess and Market. Ooroe ana
got the worth of your money, no 18 tf
James C. Munds,
QRUUQIST, 85 NORTH FRONT STREET
Patent Medicines, Chemicals and Drugs, pure and
floe Perfumery and Toilet at tides in great variety,
Fine Began.
Prescriptions compounded at all boars.
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Look to Your Interest
AND;8T0P AT MALLARD A SOWDBN'B.
where the largest assortment of Hemes. Bridles.
Saddles, Collars, Trucks, Traveling Bags
ever
brought to this city.are to be seen ana boor b
boovntr
for the
least money. Try them and be convinced. Manu
facturing and repairing done with neatness aad
dispatch
no 8 tr no. B south Front Bt.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Sasb. Doors, Blinds.
AND
ALL KINDS OF MILL WOhK,
LUMBER, LA 1 IIS, fca,
FOR SALE VERY CliKAP.
AT
ALTAFPER, PRICE Co.,
Faotobt:
Foot of Walnut st.
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Omc:
Nutt, near Red Croat at .
Gerbardt & Go.
TEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL UNO
of BUGGIES, CARRIAGES. HARNK8A aad SAD
DLERY GOODS. . Repairing aad Painting done In
a workmanlike manner.
Ma 43 North Trent Street.
no 13 tf Wilmington, N.O
McD. & W;
FINE LINE OF TOP BUGGIES JUST FIN
lahed and ready for sale. CABTtft and DRAYS
turned out complete every week, blacksmith,
carriage, trimming and paint shops constantly In
motion.
no 18 tf MoDOUGALL A WILLIAMSON.
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as
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