North Carolina Newspapers

- :two r'.JTr" m 44 44,n-tlMillVL- ....... .,!?.. MORHHIQ STAB. U Y7l. II. BWMfAttU, four day,. .. . " Ato daya,. ........,. . " Ona waafc,. ....... v."f. Pwowaaka.ii..-'--'" cnnflUTl ... IN 4 00 60 a ui 41 i U4 trM (bv & M 1 0 ftwi m MMjon4 iaa saetaa. ) i me a killed sod e nabr deager ,r wounded by exploeioe. of fire- i.oi? ia aa Oaio col saLae ferneil, .,, fceter, ceeaiag le lae Ueiied , Geo. Cully U aarrouadtd by . , ti.j.rt sad cujkH get oat. The .itemibip Buevie loet he pvopelJef t see . tawed lo Fayai al Ui kcouoU. ,io.-a or more pesatoo, billa pMl Ujuo of RspctseeUtivte sad some u i;aou ouiee disposed of; io the ..,.? Mr Wallace spoke io ftro of a .,,.,( it 4iuo; eaodnal providing tor a , ytoi of vv4ia ia Presidential ( .. 4 a eee by a plurality of tbe . , et jopuUi ta ; lae puetal eppropcU- ..,. rul wajcoosidered U coetasiiue. s&ow ut Gee. Cviiy was ,! uiepd ia dm rtcaat eogtmol i tut Buen . be eeceped aaJer the cover ,, ict log a i4 woeaded oo the ; ,j Aa aium pi lo wrack the fas ,., triu oear Pelerabafg. Virginia, was -irawd Uy a wa:ch maa. who errtsied . , m(rtwi b were plecief a beevy till , . r:. Ureal 4tai by gxjd , , ! rrab( io N CtttJfO eaj W4llft ,.r) , rporuii. Bsitteh fluaa of . Voit carao(: May 4(25 pf ii li 11 et. tHlvafo iSijor i ; jo. .:. ru. uartj) tpifH ta- tutiuo Twomontaa... 10 00 n oo U 00 40 DO 40 00 VOL. XXVIL-NO; 12lT WILMINGTON, N. C. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 12 1881. WHOLE NO. 410 UOUSKOF RKPRKSKNTAtTVES - Mr. Greoo, of Cwen. to amend th cbtrter of the Midland North Carolina, KailwaT Company. Com mitte on internal improTementa. Mr. Banting, to prevent persons elected to the General Assembly from being eleoted to other offices while member! of the General As- Mr o'Wtlinir. to Drotect the State's boweyer. printed. We have one. It . . ..?vr .w r-..r.o T?51 mhricri. however, none oui reKiiucu- mteresx in w 7 KaT officer, at a certain date, we think. Grand Chancellor Dudley re poodsd britfly bat appropriately oo Uahalf of the Grand Lodge. The Grand Chancellor then read hit annual report, which, on motion, was referred to a committee of three, vis: Jaotua Slocamb,tR. C. Orrell and Thoe. U. Sutton. The report of the Grand Keeper of Records and Seals was then read, and on motion of Mr. W. II. Gerken, wii referred lo the tame committee. So was the report of Supreme Lodge Kepreaeolallve VV. A. Gothne. Amaxoos ssssxox. The Grand Lodge met at 3 I. M., according to adjournment, Grand Chancellor Dadley presiding. Meesra. M. L. Lee, Geo. W. Dewey, Cha. G. Smith, S. G. Hall, Wm. Bonita, W. F. Hill and W. U. Col lins, were obligated aaPast Chancel lor. The report of the Mtstsr of Ex ohtquer was read, and referred to the committee oo Finance. It makes a meet excelled showing, and affords evidence that the ordei Is in a grow ing, floumhing condition in North Carolina. The following were elected Fast Chancellors for meritorious services: J. J. Oiterborg. Jas. W. Adkinsoo, John Hinue, Tboe. O. Wbaley, W. E. Bjrd, J. J. Seroigau, and I4ao V. Clark. Afier conitderable ducuaaion the iir.n. llor. dacidcd tii at the fee for Oxford TbrchliahL' There are r.:. (k. ...4MI ofiifM of Rink a In ih TlnirenltT eiflbt bOVS from CVUIIIIIUJt lyowiii.i b . j i I bv aabordinate lxxlffea anail do, i j " mails from Henry to the top. or the nvoun tain. It will be several days before trains will Eo through. IWPnwttwJiii been taken by the railroad authorities to prevent farther accidents. In tne House, on yesurd.y, a bill with .referee to printing the roster of North Carolina troops in the late war was passed, and is now a law. In the State library Is the roll of honor, imperfect, perhaps, but Prport inc to contaib a list of all the North Caro nn. lnMi.n rtnnnff the war. This baa never been orinted. A roster of officers was narr'i Ctnri. The. first matter that claimed the atten tion of Mayor Fishblate yesterday morning was that of Five little tramps allin a row Eagerly waiting lo hear tbe word go. This came in manner and form, perhaps, a little contrary to what : they bad imagined. Tbere were several, lawyers in the bar of the court waiting for the next case to be TUB HOSPITAL Bllfi. Below we give the Hospital bill as rece ritly passed' by the General Assembly, Which will be of interest to our county and city readers: An act tb provide for the erection of a Hospital in the city of Wilmington. The General AsaemDiy or norm ThiM montba.,... six months....... . OMVoar... ..... learoontract AdverttoeaU taken at proy-ot Uonately low rates. - . Ton Uaes solid HonparoU typo saako on aoaara . tSlVBR AMD MAHINB. The British brig Economy, io ballast from Dublin, is reported in below. Barques Amelia snd Heiuig, beocc, arrived at London on the 10th lost. Tne steamship Regulator, from this port, arrived at New York yesterday. For particulars of disaster to British road Comcanv. This bill authorizes the State's stock in the company to be exohanged for bonds. Commit tee on Stale debt. Senate bill 276, to provide roster of North Carolina troops dnring the late war, was paton its several read ings and passed. lloQse bill 280, relative to appeals from the Inferior to the Superior Court, passed its seoond and third readings. 4 A bill to repeal the law establish ing county governments was tabled. Spirits Turpentine. The pole-punching at Wood law a was a grand success. Rah for the West- Charlotte Observer-. The gross receipts from the amstear performance Tuesday nlgbt were $150. Fifty of this went to expooaea and $50 was f.ln to MIm Clarke for ber kindness lo training tbe cut. linn An enact: ria- i That it shall be lawful for the TiBri nf nnmmiasioners for the county of hricr Buku Bee. see telegraphic new.. "xt it.. x rtia Movnr mill Rnurd of 1 ... . 1.-1- TTrlMr. T..nn r.-.rr. called, and two.of.Ahej..roee and called Aldemen of lne City of Wilmington, if J am twirl ' , , ' charlcatoo r,:. l - . ..,5 t th ft. which is ' - 5 nn L nioiotlv Drovide. 1 Lisbon for this port, put Into Charlcatoo, Zl Z: memmunity, mat these itaTebuiiToV -0 8 C" 00 tbe 8lh UpP", LAr! a cat source of trouble and -. - 2&Z$L - The river was rising when tb steam.r .nn..nM to the DubUc. and that it was "na nodical care of all such sick or infirm A. P. Hurt left Fayettevllle Tbursdsy The New Berne Board of Trade baa oassed resolutions strongly eouows feTfnVanal for the not an unfrequent occurrence for one or persons as may from timelo J mornieg, and a .telegram inct receired NewBerse ud Bwniort '' ' i. ' . I . . H . . . . v.0v- chareeable to the charity of said county and . -..in it h. .ir.d riaen two feet and purpose of conpecUng the Neuse and new portmvers. so as to afford short and easy water commumcauon wm"" and also to facilitate coaununlcalion be tween New Berne and New York by avoid ing the dangerous shoals of Hatteras. TJE3IJE3 O o nftm .n h found in the back- Lchsrgeawe to tne cnaruy 01 aauuuv, uiuik w rcity-' yards of residences, and generally, when J 2. That said hospiUl and dispensary remonstrated with for taking such liberties, j Bhall be under the general supervision and control or a Doara 01 nve muReio ihtflmj. Barrvttsod Katio I'm 1 Cbrlto o thi. wtk. , Ur;'rt. M gOOi bat lh rtrmuic wa-t short. I onklmf, known as th pacok of aftar all lh Senators bad 4 .! i th House wbeo lb (,jf ll oir w mm (vautiui "" v I. than $10.00 00 each applicant, and that 00 dispensslion be given to have them conferred at a less rate. Tbe fSapreme Lodge representatives .r alao instructed to use their ut most eodeavor to have each legisla uoo effected as will prevent a lower f being establish ea. aXCOXD DlT. Wedoeeday, Feb. . Grand Chan cellor Dudley ia the eh air. Oo moueu of W. II. Gerkio, a standing committee of three was ap pointed on the stats of the order. Committee Tboe. H. Sattoo, John Ussr Jr., and Jnaios Slooumb. Maeera. J. L Dudley, II. v.. 1 rem Granville. The young ladles ana gen- tlsmcn of oar town had quite a nice time akatins: on Saturday. The lc wss vtry floe. Three new mercantile estab lishments open in Oxford this week. Trenton ha lust had a disas trous fixe. The New Berne Nut SAtfseys that four buildlnea. three of which were stocked with goods, were burned. Mr. Beal. F. Askew owned the buildings. Messrs. C. H.F07. Tboe. Whltuker-and Mr. Koonce occupied tbe three stores. Tsrboro Southerner-. "The ap portionment of numbers of Congress from Sb to 835 will still give North Carolina sight Representatives." Wrong, brother R It will gtve North Carolina nine if tbe apportionment is made on a basis Jl SO members or higher. Bee the pern plet re ferred to by the SoutAerner, pages 17 snd 18. Oar bright little namesake of . r-r.u.n m, boe.ee lo a atagey pert, W. H. Gerkio and John Haar, Raleigh wUl not ahlne any moreUy but ' . , , j. aDUointed a cemmiltee on will be Issued as Ike Week Star on the ,,.., ,r t. hie .audry female sd- J PP t(1.. lodges. 23d lost. It says: It Is needless to say we cooautotloo for eobordinate lodges, J 0f the peo- Vnother exchange of Coogreestonsl .tieaiesv This Ume the actors -re Frye, of Maine, atrd Blackburn, r Kea tacky. They had a few hot ord and aJvaaced as if they meant K ,..r, Frieode laterfered aod eo ..; filing followed. ple, sod the advocate of a law to prohibit the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors as a beTsrage. We appeal to the Frobibluooisu throughout North Carolina to corns to our assistance, snd help us fight sgaiest this grest enemy of msakind. -Mi Calhoun passed through The elecuoo of grand officera for CbaloUo aod received a e"a1f- . ,Atlne, me eiecuuu v.4 b ttw r she was debabtfoUy bitter the eosuiog year P IT aioK tb. few adTerae criticisms she bas as the special oruer. iwu-.v r . nd bcr iogenuoosness was pawsni. . t - . - . .W MVff I44IIM1 lo aoomit reperw si m. -.. AVTxaxoox sassiox. M.e.rs. W. T. HolloweJl, S. G. Hsll sud J. IL Sbelta were appointed a committee 00 selecting the plsce for 1)14 n.n meeliCir. NBW AUVBHTHK11KNTS. Mfhsok The Tokslon. J. C. MtnrDfl Cologne, etc. Cabtios Notick Crew Economy. Cioss, Cahlxt & Co. Kerosene oil. xTeeet D. Receipts or cotton yesterday 103 bale. Col. S. L. Fremont was in the city yesterdsy. Also Msj. John Hughes, of New Berne. Rev. John H. Hey wood, from Louisville Ky.. will presch in Tileston Upper Room, Sondsy, at 3 P.M. Quite a number of shad are be ing caught by the fisheries down the river now, and some very fine ones were brought to this msrkst yesterday. Call? vreAtfcor BeiltesiB. The following will show the state of the thermometer, at the stations named, at 3.00 P. M. yesterday. Washington mean Ume. snd also tbe amount of ralnfaH in Inches .for the twenty four boars coding daily at 3 P. except -Tuesday, when it is 48 hours, as furnished by Sergeant James W. Wstsoo. Signal Officer at this DiBMwu. -r-. rrr . 1 VT eaiuci Lt rain Th'tng Th'tng Fair Fair Clear Fair Cloudy Lt rain Fair Clear Fair Fair Clear Clear they were very insolent. The Mayor gave them a peremptory order to leave the city inatanter, and told them if they were found inside the city limits hereafter, he would send them to the workhouse for sixmonths. He then instructed the Chief ;of Police to send two officers with them to see them be yond the city limits, and they departed. Mr. C. H. Gilbert was then arraigned on the'eharge of selling or exposing for sale meats, etc., on the 8th, 9th and 10th insts., within the limits prohibited by the ordi nance passed by the Board of-Aldermen at their meeting on the 18lh of January last. Mr. L. M. Williams, clerk of the mar ket, testified to the fact of the meat being exposed for sale at tbe place indicated on the days mentioned shall be styled "The Board of Managers of the City Hospital ol wumingion. xuo said Board of Managers shall be composed of three members of tbe said Board of County Commissioners, to oe eiecieu by the said Commissioners, and twomem bers of the said Board of Aldermen, to be elected by said Aldermen; and the said members of the said Board of Managers shall be elected by a majority of the afore said respective bodies in the first eRQlar monthly meeting in March, A. D. 1881, and annually thereafter, and shall hold their positions until their successors are olectGu. ' Sec. 8. That for the purpose of providing, erecting, building or establishing said hos pital and dispensary and for tbe mainte nance and medical care of all such sick and infirm poor persons as may from time to titoe be placed therein by the authority of the said Board of Managers, the said Board of County Commissioners snail irom - ume for the cltv claimed that accord- tn lima nrmridA nd set anart a f und, and in to Battle's Revisal the city authorities the said Board of Aldermen of the city of and to prescribe the limits of the same. be contributed in the proportion of three- Counsel for the defence disclaimed any i fifinB by the said Board oi vjouniy m- here said it had already risen two feet aod would probably rise six feet befor It stop ped. The operations on the steamer Gov. Wortfi bad not been as successful anti cipated up to tho time tbe Hurt passed her, and she still occupied her old place on the bottom of tbe river. Endprsed by the Faculty. The reputa tion of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup has been solely achieved on account of its merits. Physicians prescribe it. ClXlf ITK8K. A. RARE BARGAIN. A well eetabllahed and prosperous Weekly Newspaper, located In a thri ving: KTOwine town on the line of a prominent Eailroid, is offered for tale. Tenne eay. For terms and particular apply to the editor of thle paper. TWO ORGANS. Regulate ftrst the stomach, se cond the liver; especially the first, ao ay to perform their fanctiona perfectly, and yoa wUl remove at least nineteen twentieths of all the ills that man kind la heir to In this or any other ellmate. Hop Bitters ia the only thing that will Elve perfectly healthy action to these two organa. Mains Farmer. A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT, having passed several sleepless nights, disturbed by the agon lee and cries of a aoff erlng child, and becoming con vlnoed that Mrs. Winslow'e Soothing Byrnp was inattha Article neeaea. Drocarea iuuiiij iw child. On reaching home and acquainting nis lfe the said I with "what he had done, ahe refused to have It ad- llie WU I J .1 V.11,1 .. .Kama alrnnD ,ln flTOr ., nn ,hB nart of their client to ViO- 1 missioners, and twp-niins qj ,e JHU I minlatered to the child, as she waa strongly in favor intention on the pan oi meir c'Uk . BouA of men of the city of Wilming SXieSSpathy. That night the chill passed in late any city ordinance, but said ne naa i aQd fand3 flQ pr0Tided and set acted simply with the view of testing lor, l ftpftrt be placed in the bands oi ine hlmKl .0d other, .be UsriUf ff&tt Dasea on wnat uo uotiih,u v I to anch rules, rezulations ana oraersasiney may from time to time adopt or make. Sec. 4. That the said Board of Managers of the City Hospital ot Wilmington shall, as soon after their appointment as may be AtlanU Augusta Charleston Charlotte Havana Jacksonville. . . Key West MobUe Montgomery. . . New Orleans. . . Pan la Rassa. . . Savannah Wilmington Cedar Keys. . . Pensecola Tem. R. F. 53 2.20 72 .00 65 .00 66 .00 79 .00 78 1 -00 82 -00 62 .41 59 1-87 59 .16 74 .00 71 .00 67 .00 69 .00 71 .10 nance illegal contract. Mayor Fishblate announced that he found the defendant guilty, but would reserve .the sentence until this morning atfcSO o'clock, whereupon Mr. Gilbert gave the personal recognizance required for his appearance, In answer to that he should issue warrants for Mr. Gil- bert's.arrest every day thst he displayed .... , . . i . 1 vtrnrnlllt Ad meats ior saie wiimn uo by the ordinance, and that if he persisted in hisjviolation of the ordinances of the city he should close him up aod lock him up. .nffnHn .tiH th narenta without sleep. Return ing home the day following, the father found the baby still worse; and while contemplating another sleepless night, the mother stepped from the room to attend to some domestic dutles. and left the fa ther with the child. During her absence he admin -lstered a portion of the Soothing Byrup to the ba by, and said nothing. That night aU.handa slept well, anu no uuw iuw . : , r bright and happy. The mother was dellgjted with t-hfanAAtm anrf wntidnrfnl chanee. ana- aftaoacD at -. ,ha Aawmmttrm nra-.tlc4l TltOn her. DractlCable and advisable, convene in the I continued to use the Syrup.and Buffering cry- Sffice of the County Commissioneis of said WMjai I to'rt lieve the baby and overcome the preludlcea or the mother. Sold by all DruggTsta. S J cente a bottle. uinniv in thft .itV of WUmiOgtOO. OH S ,quired for Q named by the chairman of the a question, the Mayor stated l Bafa Board of County Commissioners, and shall then and there proceed to organize uy the election of a President and such other officers as they may see fit for the purposes of this act, and shall adopt such by-laws and regulations for their own government and for tbe control and management of said hospital and dispensary, as they may deem right ana proper, a. majuriiy u liahed tbe officers elected-! Kr m what we have heard we feel i i:h r svd U tate now that no pro p.miti.x. hvs b-eo tn.le by the Hich r,.,.i ..! Danville lUUroed lo lease th t'narlou and Atlanta Air Line, hat proexxiloo was made by the Virginia Midland aod wee prompt ly mooted. So I sr. o Rood. Hal would it not be ei io the Ix1' tur. bfwre it ie too lt to pase a prohbrtio the le4oj or ooo .i.lstiai of any railroaJe io North I'trolin withoot the coossot of that Th- iraasiog snd grsphic North Carolina etory the esKle sod dog tiht which we copied from the ' Ki.itbeth City K-vnontijt, soi wss from the pea of its editor, has gooe .h r oaodj of the Amrko press and cro-eed the Atlantic. The author U cop.d eiUwasMsJiUossfsw .k. ..ace is the LaMidoo Ld iU Wj-r u4iml pabiMreuoo. The tc mJ be a ,ucm oi coca poea loo wab ..owe ,U4 ta .J,? . were, a 'bear figbl la i iuii as a w - . . . k..4- re wrUtes. foe tbe Msw Berse be la le. by WUilasa "a-" ,h- ; aod dot tiM a Srm TI1K Lt331SLATUllE. llUib NeOberTer lUoort Curi:led.l SENATK. WtDXUDiT, Feb. 9. Mr. Scott, of New Hsoover, three petitions to abolish the criminal court iothe city of Wilmington, and for the stabhbmeot of a criminal dis trict in which thst city might be in cluded. Committee on the Juatciary. Hills snd resolutions were intro duced as follows, aod referred to ap propriate committees or otherwise disposed of: .... t, . Mr. illismson, of Ldgecmooe, a bill to prevent the whipping of con victs. Committee on l'enal Insula tions. . Mr. Harwell, bill to incorporate tho a.. e V a. ' m. wo Charlotte Waler orss uiFoij. Commitue oo Corporations. Mr. Clarke, bill to aotborixe guar dians to invest in State-bond Mr. Clsrae, bill to estaonsn a cot i ,.in cchacBe in the towr of New Heme. Corporations com- nr mother, a well preserved matron. aeemed lo Uke much quiet pleasure in the appreciation or ber daughter. At the con clusion of the aereoade Miss Calhoun ap peered oo the balcooy and bowed thanks lo the band. She promises to come South again soon." Elixabeth City Economist: A Utile son of J. E. Bfcsoce. of South Mills was wounded oo Bunday by an accidental pUtol-shot through bis hand. On Wed nesday, la WUllamston, the firm of J. D. Biggs Jfe Co. sold to a man from Beaufort couoty one bill of supplies smouoting to 300, This speaks well for tbe business of VVllilsmstoo. Died, st Uertford, Per- quimsns county, on Fridsy, the 4th lost.. Charles Barrow, telegraph operator, son of rraok Barrow, aged about 20 years. II takes our mall from rtaieign aooui two Tbe following are the Indications for the Soeth Atlantio SUtes to-day: Cloudy weather with rain, southerly winda. generally veering to Westerly, sta tionary or lower temperature and falling, followed in the west portion by rising ba rometer. scarlet FeTer-Wernlae from the tfoerd of Ueeltn. At a meeting of ihe New Hsnover Coun ty Board of Health, held on Wednesday evening, it wss ordered that, "in considera tion of tbe dangers resulting from care lessness and ignorance of householders as regards scarlet fever, the New Hanover Board of Health presents this warning: Children taken sick with scarlet fever The counsel for the defendant signified J 8aid Board of Managers sbsll constitute a their intention to appesl from the decision quorum, with power to nx weir w iheir lnienuou u assembling, to adopt, alter, amend or repeal of the Court whenever rendered-if to the JJ; rule8 and regulations, and to prejudice of their client. do whatever, by law, the said Board of Messrs. F. H. Darby and Junius Davis I Managers have authority to ao. o,o-i fnr tho ritv end Messrs. Marsden OpcDiu aw I Ua tatevnanf fmWI SI OTOrPr Ihtt thtt Df . ! a iiuuu uig dwsimiimu 4w . T . w Rox K The.t the Haiti ISOaraoi maager i .nniTina for the cards naa Dougntor turn on h. CIUm FTfinnital of Wilmington shall on I day at least seven bam of Dobbins' lUectelc" E the first Monday in January in each and every year make two separate reports, one to the Board of Commissioner s of said county and the other to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of said city, which said reports shall contain a full, true and T . ih mnitAnnt unri " mkn- anRnrUfl IClXJUUt Ul 4lo " I - r . . 4. -nn hnnu m-rir-w onmpnt nf said hosoital and dispensary, I ort,tnr- mn nnt .ked to hat a useless anl ... . . ,r..i. .1 a A .no. I iiamiuH appnii nt of their receiDtS I .1. hnt oTiA that von must have anvway. Please for bold audacity, IB a hum - ".w . ,!, th nnm- aTn'd nivourwolicationatonce. and telf your lady 1. In enmn time. At ana uisuumuk!ui.wbv . 1 jviotJ. in&kinir "card coUectlons" to de the fame imng wo uio 1 apx color, aire ana disease oi an u- i r.inrtfiiiiT. the time only the female members of the I capanta cf Bald hospital for the preceding . ihs niAihir smd'Onn I nao r iamuywero pu, - I mu-4 h-u in force DCU. O. UM mo v """" " from and after its ratification. Ratified 29th January, 1881. Bellamy, DuBrutz Cutlar and J. D. Bella my, Jr., for the defendant. A Bolei Rofcbery and an Andaelene Tnief. ATobbery occurred ia the southern por tion of this city, a few nights Bibce, waicn, TO ALL. OUR FRIEND! .Having had number less inquiries for advertising cards' from ladles In all parte of the country who are interested In tbe prevailing fashion of making "card collections, we are having printed for them a aete4even beau tu.i.,rii nph in aix colors and on a solid back ground. In the highest degree of art. Uluetratlng Bhakjpeare's "Seven Agea of Man.' We have spared no expense in these cards they are simply little art gems. Our only aim has been to publish the finest cards yet shown. Applications tot them have come in so rapidly that nearly the whole edi tion is engaged before the receipt by us of the cards .vTr. rtW We. have therefore been obliges to adopt the following plan for the distribution of the remainder : No more of. the gift Mhakspearo cards, seven in the series, will be sent excepting n mat day at least seven bars of DohDins- juectnc oowp, with price paid for same. All applying in this man ner will receive the full set of seven cards gratis by mail. This will insure us that our friends and patrons get their share of these beautiful designs, although lt In no manner repays us for the cost of the cards. Your grocer has the Soap or will get lt. and the purchase by you of seven bars of it at one time will secure for you gratis seVen really beauti ful cards. The Coap Improves with age and Is an avtirlA rrf necessitv in vour nouse every ww.. Dg Yours resc No. 116 South Fourth sC, Philadelphia. Pa. sDectfullv. 1 L. CRAGIN A OO. daughter being in a room on the first floor, nfl ihe other daughter, both young ladies, being in a room up-stairs. This latter called to her sister to come np to her room, which she did, but, after sitting awhile, said she must go down and keep her mother com- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. State o Nobth Cakomna, Oefice Secretary of State, RAT.ETOH. 10th February. 1881. I certify the above to be a true copy from Ship Notice. Rhe started to leave the room, but I the acts od file in this office. Y. to reach TvrrelL Much is due 8hould be isolsted from the rest of the fsm- ' ..tftmntiDff to tarn the knob of theM W Lu Sand km. to Cspt Solon Askew of the l"m" ily in a room with such furniture as is not fouQd couldnU moVQ it. as it m , 1 ?.,Swiofbtl loo valuable to desuoy. no one having ac- WM neid fast by some one outs TIie capeF..r Xobcea Faetory-Be- day night, January 31st, and also to George cess to the room but physicians and nurses. gbe left the door iQ aiftrm when she moral-Improvements, &e. Deel, the engineer of ihe boat. jt ia etrDestly urged that funerals of per- di(Jtmctjy neard footsteps as of some one Workmen were employed yesterday, un- Tarboro Southerner: If we ever 10Di dying wuh scsrlet fever should be st- . cauuoa8ly from it, and which ap- der the direction of Mr. Meadows, one of -i MmimKr it hilt OD ... m . K nt nprnrtnA 6 .. J . ... ; .u .-n1r on1 saw me man wo uw . .v " - . lendea oy tne iowm uum v . red lo enler lne room usually occupwu i tne proprietors, in removing mo ibtroand o mer Upon machinery of the Cape Fear body under bans. Politically, the ex-Gov. Derai, from churches, in cases of persons I infprminj! ner 8iater Df the circumstance, 1 Works, located on Chestnut, between Sixth (Uolden) U fanglese. The Raleigh Ob d , wlth lhe feTeri thould not be per- I Baid flhe had 5eeil under the im- I and Seventh streets, to the store of Mr. C feblS 3t AJJi I PERSONS ARB HBRSBY forewarned not to trust or harbor any of the Crew of the British Brig ECO NOMY, as neither uaater ir signee will be reponslble. E. G. BAHKER A CO.. Consignees. Kerosene Oil. Btock and Tobacco tin the HLate Treasurer bas repeated- ihe town ly decided thst towns sna ciuee can u. drummers yet some oi mem uu . .w.u !! rrimnn Roone. Colored. WSS mi lice. The unfinished op business was taken TI4BC rtt HUI ?V COUNCIL. tb4 atleeeetSt Ojldbrfu Mtesestr. The elsveoth anoasl aeeeioo of the tirand Lodge of Knights of IJ" of ihe jurisdiction oooveoed In this town oo Taaedaf. at 11 o'clock, the following efflcers beinsr. present: O. C. JobO -iuuiey. y c. John H.Sholu. (V l D. O. SlcHae. P Q C J. A. Booms, pro tern. O K. of IL A S.-J. w. rbtir.pe. ii M. of E.-IL T. Scanlin ( M. t A. Chas. Dewey. G I O II- C. Prem pert, pro tern. q G. Thoe. II- Sattoo, pro lThe orgaoisstioo completed the following were obligated ss last ChAixcilore and took their seats in the Otaad Lodge, vU : it. u. "-h 1 a..aWjBx eastsm ii. P.nah moveu toak ui bv which Senate bill 333 passed lis third reading (ihe bill with regard to seducing the price of the Laws aod Supreme Courts neporw;, m.". be reconsidered, in order that It might be amended. Motion Moptsu. Amended thst that portton i of the bill fixing the price of half bound copies of the laws be stneken ont. Amendment adopted. The bill passed iUTtlvoteDoin of Mr. Whituker -v.....t- Af Mr. Dortch and toe u l - - - -- a .hm nf HarrlaoQ Boone. burned to death near the depot on Satur-3-1 iaat It was left with small children ia the house, its doihes csugbt fire and they were too small to rescue the burn ing child. If Edgecombe could be Induced to raise her own home supplies, ' a i eAM wsissi which cpuld be essuy aone. m . w- lt would be the richest county In the State. Tj all mesos, gentlemen of tbe Iegis- ture cut up the Stste into new coo niles -i-t for uTerv hule town to become s county sest. ThU would make every thing lovely snd render the proverbisl goose tn mitted. as they tend to spread tbe disease. Psmphtets on the subject of the limita tlon of lhe spread of diphtheria and scarlet fever can be bad on'applicatlon to the Sec retary of the Bute Board of Health, in this city. nresslon thst there was some one in the I p. Bissinger, corner of Sixth and Princess house, having heard faint footfalls on the I 8treets, where they are to remain tempora outside of the door, and that she called her I riiy jt being the intention of the proprie- n consequence of this fact. The young torg t0 nave the present building taKen ladies then both hfipried dQwn stairs, one down immediately with the view of remov- of them remarking that their brothers were ing it lo a larger and more suitable lot, absent and they were consequently unpro- wnere they will have more room. The new tected, thus innocently sffording to the location has not yet been definitely decided thief information which intensified his bold- upoDt but will be in the course of a day or ness. Upon reaching the lower noor two At present they have several io in and informing their mother of the state of TieWt and wm make their choice from -yyE ARB RECEIVING TO-DAY OUE FIRfeT installment of a shipment or 1500 Barrels KEROSENE OIL! Will deliver at late reduction in pricet, and will fill all orders to-day that may be sent us. febiait CHESS, CARLEY CO. TheTokalon! rpHB T0KALON ! X Ferelga sUlpaweBie. Tbe foreign shipments yesterday consist ed of the following : The Swedish bsrque Brag, for Rotterdam, Hollaed, by Messrs. Rohinion & King, with 2.707 bstrels of ro- .in . ih American baroue ZZmund Rich I -ff.i u was decided to call in the servant among them. "' ' ij . . . I . . . - .:. I . . -.r r u : 1 ,5 ,v n i, frtp T.ivprnrtnl hv sfeurs. Aiex. ..h tr .nd set her to venture up me i we learn irom messrs. biuuuhu . w StSSwlSi Spruni & Son. with 6T7 bales of cotton and and rout the supposed robber. The ser, that u i3 thcir intention to add consider. roontv To be culled fromNasb snd Edge- 1160 barrels of rosin ; the ecbr. Adde JC. vant, however, declined to accede to tne ably to the size of their preseni Duiiaing, avendes water, toilet SOAPS) AND combe. The Idea- Is ss brilliant as for Samana, St. Domingo, by Messrs. I reqUe8t. In the meantime, while tbe tnree i and wiU probably increase their operations UoQ tSnaigWiionlf0T;rlv2rlo E. Kidder & Sons, with 121.510 feet lums lMm Wre discussing the matter with to8UCh an extent as to necessitatethe em erienU .Vboro all the year round" met with some ber snd 15.000 shingles ; the senr. Jucy Qlt iilUe fortitude was possioie uuuei: pi0yment oi almost, u not hu..c, -.17. h iMtixl his new stesmer , ri.n. rr..ti hn riaara. E. Kid- I : n .tanrtirur at the door of the I their nreaent force, and they also expect to ooosiiiutei the uofinuhed Q"e,f' .Tarboro' doubu were 'Jenced Bhe ils be fMt of lum5er ng room, with no light to see what was introduce stesm into their new establish- Uoestion being upon the substi- Ilghu..r.o Jnd 96.807 shingles, and the schr.i M. injfon passsge, they, heard the ffient. toie mi., n.nat BtHah IVitat and Prettv That the Market affords. Sold only at ' MUN80N'S, feb IS tt Clothier and Merchant Tailor. Fleur De Lis Cologne, Hair Brushes, Tooth and Nail Brush as. Tooth Paste. For sale by . , JAMBS u. aunuoi mmixuvi feb u tf 6 North Pront t . shall eo beyond State aod remain five years. The question was put upon the first substitute offered by Mr.Dortcb, opoo which tbe jeas ana n.j. wc called. The substitute wss lost by a -t 41 tn 12. The question was now upon the ..v.,t..ta of Mr. Glenn, adduig the clauses the husband shall live in adaltery upon which the y.aa and i: IV- filled. The amendment wicarrii by a vote of 30 to 17. The question was now upon the j ...nmntnf Mr. Dortch .H.t U shall be a sufficient ground oi Jaslas Slocumb, J. . rj; - f - ,Uher husband or wife Char lee R. Jooee T. J. Underwood anaii J cooUna00ilj. The and Wso. Geoaast. . . nav. were called and tbe Mr. J. A. Boniti then t iiTndment u Icet by a rote of J. VV. Bryan, Es4-, who, as the re- Dre4eotaJveofnofflnIge,bidtne .e w .-. . ... . j . . 1 . r . I i uv . tiraad Lodge a nw . - , I -.;.ued on board the other asy.ana pmkam. for Arroyo and ioce, frt0t8teDS of tbe unDown lmruuer cuuto we are giao io near oi iuo 4lDVMtoilnioi ""Zl"&?SZ Rico, by Messrs. E. Kidder & Bobs, with down the stairs, when the elder lady improvements, and hope the efforts and ,4TV.ihnibad8 o"wife 0?J 214,258 feet of lumber and 23.650 shingle-. made the remark that if he did not leave plan. of the proprietors may be crowned ivorce IX eiwer uuu . . . capaoie oi caxTjiu n.!iih. . . ... ... ,v aft57hbla . .u v: a tj,;a .s,k nnHnnA and increasing success. 4k. llmlta or tne I II.. .wmmodl MODI ior dimcuku wv TOlAl BJlipUBeuin iUl uao "Ji I triA nonSfi Sna WOU1Q HUUUb I nnu - " Factories are tne wiugi u uuu "p w" L. S. L. excellent. Rrleigh Next a-Observer: Sena- w.i.... .,i nnrlirer. and ReDreeeuta- Ui m Rosa. Cowan tved Hanner. special ComltlMt"10"'?1 Vnm of inspection to the Colored Insane Asylum at OoldsbOrO. Ve learn u commend the complelion at once of the un finished wing or ine buhuiok- " CraVen. preSdent of Trinity College, Dr. Pritcharu,or vte ow -"V Z McKinnon, president oi mo W4.u Jef DsVfdson. with ott uurtees and friends, met yesierosy auiexuuwu at the First BspUst church, to uke ao- ikin tn regard to educational matters. A ulegramom Msj. James W. Wilson, chief engineer of the Western North Csro n ! railroad, i.yi .that oat-o : the i heaviest rain storms tbst has prevailed for years is now in progress on the line of the W. rt. Br.Jm no brids-es hsve been u!rrr..J hnt the stresms sre still w"..;7,7: nw raining very hesvily. LaadsUdes have occurred at several points. TT . .v. n.itm entrance of the owen- une v . vminiT three Dsnoe lunne su-. - - "-" ." mv. thefeUow, who was then walking deliber ately down the passage toward the nac door, broke out into a big "horse-laugh" and quietly left the premises. TJnon eoine to the room of the brother, afterwards, it was discovered that a gold rosin, 677 bales cotton, 468.W1 feet lumber and 135.457 shingles. aSXI Tmm Hicawar Retaerv OMae( . George Yann. the colored individual wno is charged with assaulting and robbing Mr. Henry Cloger, and who was arrestee, at i and'lome other articles of velue had Laurinburg, as suted in our last, arnvep. . f, . here yesterdsy morning in sjharge of Con- Tn8ladies couid not see the man well suble W. a Hatton. of Lejrinburg. We wbether he wa8 whUa or learn that Venn will be arraigned for high- lored DUt they are confident he was the wsy robbery and assault with a oeauij iattec irom tne pgcmix " weapon, and Julie Peaxapfl for highwsy robbery and larceny. The preliminary ex A. . ...'m.. v t2A until sorns aminauon una uccu posipuucv. , time next week. y-eraeaat. . Gov. Fred. W. M. Holllday, and Col. Thoe. H. Carter, railroad commissioner, of Virglms, spent yesterdsy in this city. They til' leara to-dav for the farther outh, ' "d.Wffirt.rrgeme and.S.vannah on Sve bWrnad-iolransfer passengers and I the route. ii mailable Letters. The following is . the .unmailable matter reniainW in the city postoffice up to this date : . Mr. Chas. D. Jordan. Stag Park, N. Q; x. jamou, ev v4Mi.. -i don, N; 5 : Mi '-e'aaa,l4WBBwsae - HOR3FQRD'& ACID PHOSPHATE idvea ispeedy benefit for night sweato in SnrcmSSn. It strengthens the vessles and muscles, and promotes recovery, t joint meeting; on 'Cnance. A ioint meeting of the Chamber or tom- merce and Produce Exchange, with Presi dent VanBokkelen of tbe. former body in the chair, was held at the rooms of the Produce Exchange, yesterdsy afternoon, according to previous notice, to consider the Reagan bill, but without final action, the meeting adjourned to some future day. FIRST rounb of quarterly meetings for the Wilmington District of the Methodist B. Chnrea, South:! Whiteville, at WbiteviUe-iIis Waocamaw Hiflsion at Bethesda Feb. 15-1S Brunswick, at Bethel........ Topelil. at Wesleyan Chapel Feb 86-87 Onslow, at Tabernacle.... 2v.,Lia CUnton. at Andrew Chapel. -M ch lS-W 'aaw"a ato'ekwk A. Sl.,oa tho d of February, to Wll mlngtonVattne PaVsonage of Front Street Chiuch. AWattendanee desir gTjRKHEAD. melding Elder. NEXT DRAWING OF TAB Louisiana State Lottery TAKES PLACE MARCH 8. CAPITAL PRIZE sao.000. Whole tickets. $S 00; Halves, $1 00. Address Lock Box tn, feblltf Wilmington. N. C. Great Beductions llambiirc Edgings Ac Insertions I Brown & Roddick 45 market Street. -,TT WI W 81st. our whole stock of the above, at K WILL OFFER. ON MONDAY, JANUARY annATLT REDUCKJJ ralUIB I From lc per yard and upwards. No com meats are necMearvTflWe us a call and we can satisfy evee the most fastidious. Jan30tf BROWN 4 RODDIOC. For Sale. a DESIRABLE TBU0K FARM, SITUATED about three miles from this eUr, fft Wllminr ton Weldoa VttS. Strawberries and cheVFniU. For AtSiVare.