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juctiT who ia2!4 proc4 Is
1W 5a trrtactJ la Sa IYmcUco.
a norm MjoJj Jox t 1U ol
3 Joapti t Wttttra rUro4, Kam4
,jj jia moca otS.tr duoajt.
ucioaftii SoaUera rilro4 U offartd for
,,..! for t of lwaty-flT
i port jo a of lava of Tecabatoo
ir t 'u. t datOT4 b? fi.
, ):r :.ix) tcraa of ftaia Ua4 bra4 vrar
f Mrc4. CJ ; aaaay farm booM.
etc . datruy4. Ta aaaoaac-
Ur,,lt ;f jiacoTtty of a brijtbi eooaat U
u,,.jj ltfa.Swft aad SbapUa,plialy
, ., iiaioa of t& So of Taaprac
.n ;na Amr-.c met ai Saraioara yaatr
i,, : JD d!tea prtaaai; rpou abow a
, ,! coaabratp dahax tba jaa; graat
): t ba eia4 la Sota Caro-
ti"f 4 Floci4a. Tfca
, ,- i!i Krnci JcQ3ootraLoa la Paicrao
,,i w veral rrt ia Napla for boatU
jkoi )0;rnoo afaiaat ia Fraaa; qaar
. , .i i ib0ta bv occarrrd la aTral
f .nucii tu w a Dim o(ltt ao4 Itallaaa.
1" c3iut uf Oraal Bitaia aaoa tba
i t -p'i tioo b iUiv 3,000,000,
, , of or 4.0CO.00O wiiaia ia
,( 't( J. 5ia Ro4i'. 04y mada
lt)w.. ..mo yirdy for aa Icaaaadiata
uf ax cua la ta grad Jary
.(:;. i 'ncaioai Court uf tb Dwtrici of
in -.. But ta D-JtiKt A.tturay Ov-
. i iu too of ton oai aa4 ta coart
--, w.i tb act to Jari.
, . !..-; wr tt;a frwca ta Jil of
- 4 - : 'on'T. N C, aa4 feaac by
, , . , , in a'Cki of Tua4ay. t& till
S V .t nrtta: lfy
. . tt o imm4j ai 11 l-lOtt 5-14
. : t33o biaraa4 ftrly activa,
ii,r, ita lt Joioc. a4ra4r4 &329
- loinit ii'pja qait at 4i3i4i eu;
;. trao4iM tvtryboJy axpactad
'.:u: h- !l.?'j-r Tihbm, of Cali
,r-u i, 1 aa taipotor.
1. rportJ ibat ttarfialii baa
ir .rl a Cbii eatiag to ba bald
.. I. 11 Urah. Thua ia tba old
Y VV trthiegltso caoaral ia now
: 0 -.. hi V Saca tha apnag b
; .! ; t4c aa bQ addi. It i
. iji) ft. if aar coot
V Jitaiioo of wbita and colorad
; DiiNiiona froo 1rgiala aa bill ad
Kit la UarHald ia tba ialareal
h Madooi rapadlatioo rvahlioa.
l ai tha apac to morrow
n.Jaiirlo pabluib aa ioir-
Mil IU4U4 f bow Garftald
ilto "eolorad man and
bar" aaJ llu Soalbata wbila.
Vi. car rau thiavaa will bare a
'-wit- lanld ib Fall. Tba Goara--
t. rvportad aa read yto procawd,
;'. a m obliged l waul apoa lha
-art. Tha airowgeaV kiad of
I -ii.-h baaa btaio-ad.
John O r ico m, 00 hia ?3d day,
iif .i 400 pounds. Ha is to fast
tjn.j - d v days. Ha is galling 00
td asys ba will wttgb 150
V"in ia wbn ha ta throegb. He
thad 00 tba Slat 184$ pounds.
ii dnoka from forty to fifty oaoeca
o( mitr a dj.
Tba aleoiioo of Cspt. Samuel A.
Ah, editor of tha Raleigh iVirvs-O-Wrrrr,
as Freaidaot of the North
Cirolioa 1'reaa Conventioo, is a fitting
tribute 10 the ability, usfulneea, and
hih moral qualitiea of 00a of the
leaders of lha editorial profeaaioo in
our Suta.
According to tba Baltimore Sun's
pcial from Washington Sanator
lUoaom, now in the latter city, ia
credited with saving that "the anti
ahlaksy era a ad a baa nodoabtedlv
ocoewhst torn up the Demooratio
pirty io North Carolina, but he be
Urrea not materiallv. and be baa no
4ubt of the access of the regular
Democratic organization."
Mr. Allan R Magmder, of Vir
ginia, has published a rtply to that
mouthing infidel, notorious Bob In
geraolL Mr. Msgrader U giving that
fallow mora importance than be
merits. The press Is responsible to
great extent for the eucoeae that
his attended the blasphemous mono
tebink. Messrs. E. J. Hale A Soc,
IT Uorrsj street, N. Y., arc tha pub
liahen. It la a book of 142 page,
excellently printed, with stiff paper
back, price) 30 oeata.
Graat la raid. Ha aaya ho will
cot-eeo Garfield soli be baa apolo
giMd. . Two ltUm:pu4d Uiwnb
rral4tni a AppointBiaota. v Gaxfiell
rraa to poblisb them now. Grant
rill rcir lit tuUsana parsa of
230.000 ia few diTt In tha mean-
fMVjvwwaiBwiun. a me mean-
ma it is reported thai Garfield wrote
. 0 . Ivn. .1. . .L OorxepOTdentf theldaboro
. 7""' ..war waa ia
aiexMo, -to the enect that when he
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appointed J ode Ilobertaon to the
uoueotorsbjp of tba port of New
llofk ha enppoaad thai the appoiot-
mwt woald bo Mtfectly atlsfaetorr
tt J- K:!2 " VJ
wu.iu5. iu Al
thar.
J n
are discussing Secretary Windoxa and
mum imai aa luotnuM oonneciea
with tba Treasury Deoartment.
There waa msch seal ehown at first
.
oy tna new secretary 10 ierreung oat
crookedness bat rumor save that tha
crookedaeaa got to be ao crooked the
. A . ft A A L.J tL
c,li0 Su one puv hi,
seal on ice and locked np hie nosers.
It ia no doubt a fact that tha ioveeti.
gauoo hM been abandoned. It is no
doubt true that the Secretary ia very
mum aa to bia discovert ee. lie re-
f uaa poai lively to tell what he knows
about the U. 8. Treasury corruptions.
If ha would have the confidence and
reepal of even booeet Republican!
ba must no leod hia aid to aoppreae
propar ecrauoy or to prevent the ex-
eliminate. The New York
AWa nti:
A pwpaUr tide as ai la I hat farors
taa aauaiiay wf auapicioaa idcJel affairs,
aad a cKe vi ei win D tept 00 memDcrs
or ta unef "Ko aacsa oepoaao 10 cover
117' -.'1 7 !T:k-T7!:lf 171
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plk of 1 a cnaalaaJ ia thai deprv
aviai la tk r precadtag amlaUtxadona
kaf aV-J.I 1 aa Vaw a aa a a aw t 1 4 a eaan nf 4a ! ITS fWa
m
w
a. a. v 1 f m
" "au,alu" win(HUiu
tba Boatoo Jormai aaya that it is a
rvKtr uuuoiai id mh.mujvwu
cat olace ander the Government for
aw r
applioAota, tba pric varyiog from
ItOOtotlvO. Thia ia lovely. The
ehif agvnla ii tbaa work are woman.
aba arw tb stoat partinactoaa and
a
aoblabiflg of lobbyiata. Tha cor-
rfoai4nt aaya that ooa of thia class
"mad oaarly, it ool quite, 12,000
laat wmiar. by ebtaieieg the sign a-I
larva of Coograaamao to applications
for placaM by parsons represented by
bar to be her rvlalivaa, but 'who, In
lact, pau her lor tne piscea tnus oo-
... . a .a al
La is ad. Ia oea InsUncw tha dismissal
oc a iasv eiars was ootaieao on tne i
complaiot that she had denounced
;ba adatin'tatratioo, and a young girl
wMptlo the vacant pl w-oe
friaoda paid ?0O io cash the day
that her appointment waa signed. - It
a -
is wall for the people to understand
some of the many ways by which
frauds are praoiioad upon them.
Here la Sarah Bernhardt!
opioioo
of this country:
X LU V I IU tm m iau vvwuj,
ooloaeal. extraordiearyft fabulous; a
veritable ooa n try of Jules Verne.
The aodieocaa al American tbeatree
are brilliant. Sueh rich toilets I The
ladiee know bow to drees. The publio
aedersUod very welL Their appre
ciaUoo ia qeite warm and sympathet
ic The women are charming
everything that ia lovable but the
men are not ao nice aa the women."
TBI rrM Convention.
From tbe Raleigh ATeics- Observer j
we copy: i
I
i .j w:. j i-rv- iittnp I
livered hu adrew on "The History I
of Journalum iathie State." It waa
a comprehenaive statement of the I
leadiotr iournala of North Carolina I
from 1749 ap to a eoroparatively re- I
cent period, the Governor leaving his I
own connection with tbe press and
.. . .j -.v .v.j. t I
tne ieoent penoa w owier uaaua. i. Chmtet Qilmer,upon the person of adaugh
waa a very instructive and valuable I tcr of prioge Winchester, all colored. This
contribution to onr meagre history ol I
North Carolina papers and editors,
and received the hearty approval of
every one preeent. Io thoroughly
good taste and In fine diction, it won
applawee - and elicited praise on all
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stuaa. r ".
0mmmm. m a a a m
T0m0rrOW ryftnOg Will OS epent m I
TUiung; tboDOtowoTlhT point of
SaJetn aod Wlostoti.tiaaat .nlfhlm
Diil wxu, oo , given oy vua uwou.
On Tbartday night thi preat wiiUt-
und a baaqe and on Friday morn-
iaz tber will Uke a special car, kindly
placedattbeifdl7J.by CoL An-
drew a, and visit Morehead City. I
Spirits Turpennne.
Rockiogham Spirit'. Anti-Pro
hlbliloe ta itroog la Anaoo mock more so
than we sxpecieo end iba oooaiy wiu
likely give a large majority that way.
'Henderson Tobacconist andJle
arw. Plans for a seven thousand dollar
bote!, to b erected In Henderson, are being
made. The aotet will be built of brick,
aad ke to be finished by the 1st of No-
Hickory Pr4ss: -A bee atung a I
Mr. Yooac aoavia-law of Her. f . U
Heckle!
taa effacts of which he died Wednesdsy. I
I Jnao 13. ; TbU U th flrrt Ume w ?er
Laorlabarx ComaUy . Oompaar mado !U
dta 01 ttw .17ih lost., at
I andiaact coxopoaadof lb ellu and tntelll
l portion of our oommoxilty. The ora
I . , . T , T , . 'rnr-m
Mmtr: nera u consiaaraDia ix"nz
rtT; v " TnTTT w,i JKT; Vh I P rew ys paat, is ever greatec inan
I wwuon"oeatloa. la nu county. Ah(Mthen known. Yesterday aootberflre
laneral Impreatton U that the lannere and rSn near Hamlet, aid the srioke
KLiTOaXJr
are Terr much U favcr of .and. working
I raXotlt - 'V
- Graham rJWr: -Foot thou-
aud tDladlai vu u ODerttloa in Bt ep
ana's mills aadooa hcxtdred and aaveati
five looms -were deatroyexi, fifteen of which
1 nid been woven on trvem. una aay iasi
weekMr. Bwepeon waa offered f 173,owfor
1 great dlfflculty.
Leakrville ffazette: The narrow
f0 grsimhaa oecn compiatea. excepi
i oaiwacij . jajLBTLua' anv ouuumm' hhi.
I The broad gange haa all the graaug
I coau1 Irom "iJ.llnlurearonthetwoiquaieaveaM
I I . t . J Y - 0MM
I frlma line. drove of moles, from
SuSU-
I vtUe.
I Greensboro Patriot: The dam
I M tia S 4.11'' ka tka
who Ivnched Taylor, the negro
I fleadramouated to between thirty and forty
dollars, and the people of Rockingham
county promptly paid the Dm. 11 is
probable that the Bute Execnilve Commit
tee of lha Democratic party will take some
action 00 the prohibition question during
the comiog week.
Stateeville Landmark: The fifth
- t . rv - m .w. V If 1.
christian Association of North Carolina
I coavanad la the Preebyterian church or
I iki. 1 j -.v. a ...
I iktoaTexsrclaes the addraee of welcome
I wss dallverad bv Mr. B, F. Long. Revs.
I t d r id r - - - . & a mi
I u. uwjbv. n . xj. x naur ata a a u-
I lianir alao welcomed lha visitors toBuies-
I villa. Resnonsea were made by Mr. R. EL
1 caidwalL of Oreensboro. and nr. welkins.
1 secretary of tha lntarnaUonal association.
Charlotte OUcnxri The Hornet
I ry ti h. .lai .
I wyvj w -
o eioca ror ureeavuia, to parucipaia ia ua
I firemen's tournament at that place to-
I t"v s4. r iK-
lavsve v w aaw a v aaw a Ml awwaana
morv hoc w muut uow m qowowvu tea
A mmm mm I am C) It. aa k si Va4 W tOAlasaak
ye-vy ua i.wn 1 im w w? attavA awu. va wa iaaa
Qold Miaa ahaiaa, aa alao la Ooarad 111U
I ock. Tha highest point reached by the
I fAenA ana a at ArX wavKllaa tVa I at nriAf aliAria
I are K3 63. Co arad ma waa up to 91 70.
4 has fallen back to II SO.
Jfnodtmiani The last Legiala-
lara approrriatad S3.000 to aaublish four
addlUoaaJ ISoraial achoers for white teach-
era. sod tba same rum for foot additional
schools for colored lea chars. Oaa of these
colored N vtfflael schools has bee a located in
Hewbarr. The selection of this point Is
wla. a It La lha ceaue of a vary large
colored popalaiioa. The 8apertotesdeet
of Ptablw laatrecUoe haa appoiatad Kav.
C. L Vaav. aad Measra. Oeo. Ahea aad
O- tt. Flskar as Directors. Amogemesu
wui Da asaoa promptly ror t&e opening or
this school at aa earry dsy.
JTeae Utrnlcm: The truck ship
pad fruca this point by railroad dnrlog this
w-aieii aa aa v awaa iMiymwa sr evwaawai
a aa saw I aaaal ft1 nav W aw4 taaBv4 a w I n n
foot Bp tubals asfollow: Psaa, 24,439;
baaas, 4.114; potatoea, 15,o3X; turolpe end
I 1 wrr ftnntih 111. ninmPMir
ui. LvatiMa M makia total of 17 2?s
bushels. The trw freight by steamers
ftr m footing of 6831 bushels. The
lha vegetables aow offered for rail ship
meat, at this point, will avers re from eight
to tea dally, thoegh oa Tuesday last it re
quired nfleea cars.
Greensboro Patriot; We have
Juat learned that Mr. J. J. Boakk, of this
county, race ally lost a valuable alore aad
stock of goods by fire. So wa are
really going to have aa old fashioned 4lh
of July celebration In Greensboro this year.
We learn that steps have bee a taken la that
directioa. Mr. J. M. Leach. Jr.. of Lex
ington has been aeJeeted as orator for the
occasion. Oa boo day night last. sir.
Gear, a worthy citlaen of Durham. N. CL.
died at about 9 o'clock. Sometime during
the same eight Mrs. Geer died. He wss 83
aad she 70 years ox age. The had been
married 53 years. Both were borrted at
the same time yesterday afternoon.
ZL Hills bo ro Observer: It n said
thai a rape was committed on Sundsy
last by Bill raucett, colored, on the person
of Lizzie, a child or Jenny Faucett, a
colored woman living near Upper Eno
bridge, above Hills bo ro. The girl ia about
tan years of age. Freeman ilailb, a
eolored man living In Cedar Grove town-
and oca of the finest tobacco raisers J
in rorin uaxoiiaa, soia a iwonorte wagon
load of tobacco in Durham last week for
eight hundred and fifty odd dollars. It
tTnM?ej eji .67 to the hundred after pa
B- wtrhonse charges, etc And yet a
negro at the South donl have a fair ahow-
log
Greensboro Pattlo-Ground: The
peaceful citizens in the neighborhood
""
auempieu rape, mane oa xaursusy jest, oy
is tha third offsnse or this character by
Charles, and he shouJd.be quickly. dealt
JJi .ttimpuTrspVand senteced'to nine
years in jail, but snoceeded in . having the
sentence shortened. He was again np on
a similar charge, convicted and sentenced
to twenty years in the penitentiary, where
1a
sWav V aaaaa V j avn naea nnaa naaaa a) a a
,mmmmA Tt,- ffood rwonla ara hnntino him I
bnt d0 not talk of jjnehing.
Goldaboro Mmmger: The
stockholders meeting oi the Athtauo ds 14. 1
a Railroad next wawmobUeMD
latereetlnr one. Wa. learn that atleast two
lrT
Tine.and the other by Mr. W. J. Best,
Both propositions are said to be much bet
ter taan tnoae conaiaerea isst summer.
We learn from the'Kl&aton Journal
that at the last meeting of the Caswell
Monument Association it was finally de
cided that the monument should be un
vailed on the third of August. The Grand
Master of Masons of North . Carolina wss
requested to call the craft together and Join
la the ceremonies. It was decided that
Gov. Jarvls. Mrs. Got. Swain and other
relatives of Gov. Caswell should be especi
ally Invited to attend the unveiling cere
monies. - And now the newsboys are
not permitted to sell papers on Bandsy in
this dry. There is such a thing as VoTtr
doia reform inseearca.n: Might, aa well
etop the poetoncw irom aejiyenag- mau on i
tsyaT Thuxsdsr night some burg-
lsf eatered U)e Q&ce of the Western Union I
Tdcmph COTaptay, lasawd UL tLe Gre-
cumVadeak of sixty-one dollars and fifty
cents. it iu"-i;v.iiti i& yrx 3o i
. ' m i .a ' rm 'j.J'' fjni I
I -7 gn'tfiiww.;?
temberto Friday .last, were '74,839 . bales.
I Xinst 48,728 bales up to, ma aame aaie
utMt Th dw an inrreaaa of 25.B1S
I baleala favor of Uxlsaeaaon. -Welesrn
tha decUon by tha w forest firei
BeAf Manly, which deicribed in thia
Carolina, are working very industriously to
I have him made Marshal of tba Western Dis-
tricV In place.of Robert Douglass. The,
uidk uer vtu min u nusr uugo.o
I vr.Tonrgee Is endorsiBif 4Lf. LJocrery.
Two atore houaeain Chapel Hill are advar
tiaed for aala, Mr. Thomas Wl Battle.
son of Mr. Kemp P. Battle; Mr. James
Manning, eon of Hon. John Manning, ana
and Mr. Charles C HoldeD. ton of ex-Oov,
W. W. Holden, wlU all sail from New
Tork on Batnrdav .next Zox. iSnciaoa.
A aopplemenl to the Warren ton uYeto
1 Myi that the late fire reached from Row
jeti e comerto the old xtorwoon xiouse io
1 t dUUnceof 200 yardi), leaving nothing
I " J . . "T . .
T&enumner oz nouses aesirpyea were
seventeen in alL The actual loss, accord
ing to the beet information we can get, Is
$75,000, and the aggregate amount of insu
rance is $40,000.
njfW ADVUTIIinBNTt.
W. H. Gbjcxk Medicines.
Muksoh Pants to meastire. .
A. DaviD Just what you want.
Hkctkbxsgxr Sommer reading.
W. 8. Butsxa Female high school.
Excubsioh Front St. Meth. 8. School.
MceiOali Soibm Pupils Mr. E Van Laer.
I. seal Data. f . .
- Tbla ia-St. John -Baptist's Day.
Receipts of ootton yesterday 16
balee. . , .
No session of the Mayor's Court
yesterday moralng.
Up to yesterday afternoon 3,312
persons hsd listed their taxes, leaving
about 500 delinquents.
Yesterday morning, at a quarter
to 4 o'clock, the thermometer at tbe Stab
odea registered 61 degrees.
The armory of the Wilmington
Light Infantry, In the basement uf ibe City-J
Hall, is belog painted and otherwise im
proved.
The brig Angelia waa cleared
from this port for Progresso, Mexico, yes
terday, by Measra. Northrop & Cummiug,
ith 300,515 feet of lumber
The FayettevilJe excursionists
who left here on Thursdsy last did not
reach home until the following Sunday, on
acoooat of the low water ia the river
One firm of cigar manufacturers
on Hsrket street expended $68 yesterdsy in
revenue stamps. This, for one dsy, would
Indicate that the boats ess is looking up.
Quite a large crowd participated
la tbe excursion on the steamer Pattpori
I yesterdsy, under the auspices of St. Thomas'
selves delighted with the trip.
We bear that Dr. Cloud, the
Water Wotks contractor, offers, if the
authorities will suitably enclose and turf
the aitd of the old market house, to furnish
a ntee fountain and tbe necessary water.
Jtxteaei ve Panaaalna; Vereat Flree
On Sunday last, the 19th lest., during a
severe storm, lightning struck a pine tree
at the head of Colvia's Creek, near the di
viding line between Sampson and Pender
ecus ties, when the tree became Ignited.and
the flamee continued to spread until they
had awept over some six or seven thousand
acres of land, destroy lag box trees, fences,
turpentine, timber and other property,- ie
eluding a large part of the growing crop of
corn belonging to Giles Hayes, colored,
which happened to fall within their devas
tating course.' The principal sufferers are
Messrs. J. R. Hawes, Vollera, G: W.
McMillan, Archie Corbett and Geo. How
ell, the latter of whom lost about thirty or
thlrty-fiye barrele of turpentine, some in
shipping order and some in boxes. The
fire waa still raging up to Tuesday night,
but our informant, Mr. O. C, Woodcock,
thinks the rains of the last day or two have
effectually stayed, the devouring flames in
their onward course.
ttaateeJ JBaitertalnaaant. :
Mn VanLaers pupils will give a musical
soiree at the 'Ooera Hdttse. on Mondsy
aTeiiin. June 27th: The second Dart Of
the programme Will be rendered by MraD.
KahnweDer, Messrs. N; Mayer arid R.
Grant; and the' Aribn Ouartette, consisting
f Mesirg- iTmey Thome. Welsh and Free-:
OI ""fT-A.nvorPt eisnana iiree
raont.' whose retmtatlona aa delirhtf nr sine
mmwm' w - - rm ,
am im fen wftfl AataKKaKAVt tat it la n
lesstosaohe wordln'this mtimtyas
to their cspabtlitles. The programme: we
nilliMrfiI1(i -in h . rnnuV An and w
apmar. one. and we
an enjoyable affair. . Thejidmlssidn will be
only 25 cents, including reserved seats, this
small charge bemg made in order - to. par
tially cover the expenses.
PaneTar saparier Cnnes.
So far no cases of much importance have
been disposed , of by I Pender: Snperior
Court, now In session at Burgaw.. Yester
dsy, however, the caie of Abbie Howard,;
colored; charged with Infanticide, : was- set
for trial,' to commence at 12 o'ctoctf,' a ipe
clal venire of fifty men having been' or
dered from whfah toselect a Jury. Messrs.
Bland, df PeadcT, and Powell, ol Sampson,
were'asslgned by Judge iSraves aa( conniet
' ' J - . t !
; . ... wvL U -i-' m'LiiZlilHJ?
"J probable the Court wH remain ftn
sestton daring tha balance of the week.
aily waainar Bulletin.
The following will; show the state,
the thermometer, at the stations named,1
8.U0 1. !M. yesterday, Washington mean
time, and also the ..amount : of . rainfall
inches forMthe. twenty;four. hours ending
daily at 3 P. except Tuesday, when
is 48 hours., as furniabedpjr the SIgna
Temp. Rainfall, weather.
Atlanta
81
.00
.00
Fair
Augusta.'..,.....
Charleston. . .... . '
Charlotte.....,.,
Coraicana
Galveston... -Havana..........
Indian.iia....... .
Jacksonville......
Key West
Montgomery
Puau Rassa. . .'.
Savannah.........
Wilmington......
PortEads........
Cedar Key s......
Pensacola ... ...
98
79
80'
104
93
87
90
78:
89
92
85
79
79
ea
84
91
Fair;
Clear
Fair
Clear
Fair
.29-:
. J00 .
00
.00
,.00
00
.00
.79 -
.00
.00
.15 .
.57
.00
.00-
.00
Cloud
w-L-?
Cloudv
Fair
Fair
Clear
Fair
Th'tng
Fair
The following are the Indications for the
Booth Atlantic States to-day:
r . Fair weather, winds mostly north
easterly, stationary or higher temperature
and barometer.
Tba Visit af lha Cnmrloite ammtanra
' to WHmUtciom
The Charlotte Observer, of yesterday, has
the following concerning the recent visit of
the Gounod Club to this city :
m aRa mmm,m m " mt
"ine uounoa uiuo returned irom Wil
mington yesterday evening at 6:45, and
from all accounts met with a brilliant suc
cess in the city by tbe sea. The club, on
its arrival in Wilmington, was met at the
depot by a delegation from the Dramatic
Club of that city, who escorted the Char
lotte club to the Opera House, and then to
the Purcell, where they were entertained in
royal style during their stay. Tbe presen
tation of the "Pirates" Monday night waa
followed by an informal reception at tbe
furcell Jiouse, after which one portion 01
the east was invited to the club room where
refreshments and cigars were served. . On
Tuesday mornins the whole party, accom
panied by a large number of Wilming-
tonians, were taken to wrigbtsviue sound,
where dinner was served, and yachting and
surf bathing were indulged in. Tuesday
night a ball was given at Germania Hall in
honor of the Charlotte club. This is a oner
outline of the manner in which the club
waa entertained.
"The members of the club assert that
their entertainment while in -Wilmington
could not have been surpassed, and speak
In the hizbeat terms of tbe courtesies ex
tended by tbe citizens generally, and by tne
Dramatic Club In particular. There was
not tbe slightest occurrence tending to mar
the pleasure of tbe trip, and the occasion
will ever be remembered as one of tbe par
ticularly pleasant events in tbe history of
tbe club."
Cnapinaeatary Hep
A bop was given at Germania Hall on
Wednesday night complimentary .to Mr.
and Mrs. S- Hanstein, on tbe eve of their
departure for Hew York, where Mr. Han
stein will go into business. A large num
ber of thfiir friends were nreaent. and the
affair wss an exceedingly pleasant one.
Mr. Hanstein's family left for New York
last evening, and he will follow them in a
few days. Mr. H. was a good citizen, and
leaves many friends behind, who, while
regretting the necessity that calls him from
their midst, will wish him a prosperous
career in his new quarters.
aflame p Keen a.
Our Catholic friends will regret to learn
that there is little or no improvement in the
condition of Bishop Keane's eyes, the sight
of which has been failing for some time
past, lie has been forbidden by his phy
sicians to visit cither the springs of Virginia
or me sea snore, tne simospnere ol tnese
resorts being regarded as too moist for dis
eased eyes. The Richmond Dispatch says
he has now gone to Harper's .Ferry, where
be will spend several weeks.
Arrest ol n Craxy Woman.
Emms Nixon, colored, was arrested yes
terday afternoon, by Officer Stone, of the
police force, charged with acting very dis-
nrderlv in "Brooklyn " The husband of
. . ' "
thn woman anhseanentlv called at the ata-
tion house and declared that his wife was
crazy, and that he. had been compelled to
remove their children into the country in
consequence of this derangement of her
mental faculties. She will be held for a
hearing before the Mayor this morning.
THK XDLA11.8.
The malls close and arrive at the City
Post Office as follows:
- CLOSE.
Northern through mails, fast, 5:30 P. M.
Northern throriffh and wav
mails. ................... o :40 A, M.
Raleigh. 5:40 A. M.
Mails for the N. C. Railroad,
and routes supplied there
f mm inolndinff A. & N. C
Railroad, at. . . . 5:40 A. M.
Southern mails for all points
South, daily.......... 7:45 P. M.
Westarnmails(aO. Ry) daily
(except Bundayl. ........ . . v.-uoA H.
Mail for Gheraw & Darlineton
Hallroad. 7.-45ZP.'H.
Malls for points between Flo
p m.
rence and Charleston, a....
Fayetteville.andofficeson Cape
Fear Kiver, xuesaays . ana
Fridays.
1:00 P M.
9:00 A. M
FayetteviHe, via Lumberton,
dauv. except Sundays....
Onslow C H. and. interme
diate offices, Mondays and
Thursdays..... i.. ........
6:00 A M.
Smithville mails, by steam-
. boat, daily except Sundays) 8:30 A.M.
Mails lor-Easy Hill, Town : ;
Creek, Shallotte ; and Little a , ; ; : :- .
River, Mondays andThurs
days... .. . ......... . 6?00 A- M.
Wilmington, and.- Black.River- ;
" ChapelV Mondays, 1 Wednes . -
days and Fridays. . . ... ... 5:00 A. M.
OPEN VOB DSUVKXir.; : t - .;
Northern . through and ? way V . . - P. . .
. mails........ 7-30 A.' M.
Southern mails 7.-00 P. M. and 7.80 A. M.
Carolina Central Railroad.... 4.-00P. M.
Mails collected fromstreet boxes every
day.at4.00PMi; sud
General delivery openfrom 7D A. M,
to 7:00 P. M., and on Sundays from a 0 to
t Stamp Office open from. 8 AJSaLjo 12M.,
and from 2 to&:S0P,2t. Money order and
Register Departmentopen, same aa stamp
office.
j 1 Aaaauil and raaca Warrant.
of i Dick Boston, coloredLwas arrested yes-
at J terday for an assault, and also oq a peace
warrant, and Ordered to give a, justified
In bond in the sum'of f50 for his appearance
I before Justice McQaigg on Saturday, at 4
it PM;;ia default of which, he was com"-
mittedto jail.
" HIVBR AND BISBkNE.
, Bexque AJfen, hence, arrived at Ant
werp, on the 22nd Inst.
tt- The Steamer A. P. Burt finally sue-'
needed in reaching this port from Fayette-
I viUe Wednesday night Sheleftthe steam.
I M rrW iKTOHsiazy. murcnison in
m le. m mm a a m . . .
tne neignpornopa oz JCiiiztDetntown trying
to make their way to this city. The water
is exceedingly low.
Steamer D- Murchison , Capt. Roberts,
arrived last night about 11 o'clock. The
captain reports the rrver distresinfi;ly low
The balance of the fleet the Wave and the
2Tor& State will probably reach here thia
morning. . The MurohUon left Fsyetteville-
on Tuesday last. There have been fine
rains along the river below Fay etteville.
FLIES AND MOSQUITOES. A 15c .
box of "Rough on Rats" wiil keep a house
rree irom mes. mosauitoes. rats and mice.
... . a .'. . .
me entire season. Druggists.
QUAETKBLY MKBTINGS. for the Wilmington
District of the Methodist K. Church, Sonth
Third Round, in part :
Dnpnn, at Richland's. Jane 3538
Bladen, at Mew Church. JhIt 2 s
Elizabeth, at KHzabethtowa. .. July 6
wniwTiue,at Whttenile July 1817
IT KCUOIW, U MDUOB duly iid 24
Smithrille Station...... jiy S3 14
U. s. dUKMI ba i,
' Prwiirting Elder.
CITY 1X12 in .
A RARS , BARGAIN. A well eatahllahed and
proaperooa Weekly Newspaper, located In a thri-
W pwwmg Town on tne lino or a prominent
road. - Is offered for aale. Terma mn. For
terms and particulars apply to the editor of thia
paper.
PRFJUDICB KUXS. "Klevcn veara onr daneh-
ter Buffered on a bed af miBerr under the cars of
seTeral of the bast (and some of the worst) naval.
ciaua, wao gave ner disease various names out no
relief, and now aae Is restored to us in good health
oj aa Bimpie a remeaT as nop uiuersuiat we aad
noohed at for Tears before uain? It. We e&rneatlv
hope and pray thai no one else will let their aick
auffer aa we did, on account ef prejudice agalnet ao ,
Kooa a momonB m uop jDiners." xne rarents.
-AVMsnun.
XBS. WINBLOWS 8COTHINQ 8YEUP Rev
Sylranua Cobb thus writes in the "Boston Christian
Freeman" : We would by no means recommend .
any kind of medicine which we did not know to be
goon parpen lany ror uuanta. oat or Mrs. wins
low's. Soothing byrupwe can speak from knowl-
ia our own family it ass prored a blessing
ML by tdvine an infant troubled with eolic
pains, quiet sleep, and lis parents unbroken rest at
ugnt. slobs parents can appreciate tnese Diessincs.
Here is an article which works to perfection, and
which ia harmless; for the sleep which it affords
LUev
be without it from the birth of the child till it had
finished with the teething siege, on any considera
tion whatever. Sold by all druzzlfita. 35 cents a
Dottle.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
j O P E K A. . HO TJ S Ea
npHB PUPILS OF MB. B. VAN LAKH WILL
give a MUSICAL SOIRBB, at the Opera House,
MONDAY EVENING, JUNK 37th. at 8 P. M.
In addition, there will be a CONCERT (Part II.),
in which Mrs. D. EAHNWEILBR, Messrs. N
MAYER, B. GRANT, and the ARION QUAR
TETTE, consisting of Messrs. TILLKY. THORPE,
WJUUi ana trsjULvnx' win taae part. T
Admission 35 cents, including Reserved Seat.
Sale of Beats commences Saturday. June 35th. at
ueinaDerger's jsook store. ir eu je 24 n
I FOR "WACGAMAW.
I JTJJEE ' EXCURSION !
- TO THE .
Front Street lethoiist Snniay School,
Tuesday, Jane 28, 1881.
Train will leave Trent Street Depot at 8.15; re
turning at 7.S0.
Parties not connected with the School are inn-
ted and promised a pleasant time.
I -. for Bound Tripsoc. collected atthe gate.
I JeS4 3t frsu Front bu Meth. s. s.
1 vTRMmm , iiin
I axxi. rvBiliu orsaauo
FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.
I Highest point B. g. b. b. Property owned
air. ' VUajuait tarns- trraetlcai school. MathematUs
tpecktfly thorough. Good food. Tuition, accuUmic
course, with Music and Board, not to exceed flip
per session so weeas. jso extra, vx-siad AU
GUST a, 1881. Catalogue sent oh application to
Principal, w. B. saanaB,
je84DAW4w Kittrells, N. C.
J-UEB HART'S EXTRACT OF MALT A HOPS
- at. Jacobs OR, .
Mellin'a InfanU' Food,
Gum Camphor, Hop Bitters, Ac.
s9FrescrlDtlons compounded at all noun day
adafcn .
waa. jo. ttuaa, inauuw
JeS4tf Market, bet. Front and 3d 8ta.
Edi. CW Cassimere Pants -
JADETO MEASURE FOR $7 50,
Handsome Plain Case. Pants ror z bo.
At MUNSON'fl
Tailoring Establishment.
Front Street.
eS41t
Just What You Want.
JF TOTJ GO TO THE SOUND,
X)ii TU IELH .KUUOT'ALKB,
OB IF TOU STAT AT HOME,
Ton need LIGHT ETYLISH GARMENTS to
give yon tone and comfort.
Just what yon want you 1U find at
A. DAVID'S,
Leading Clothier and
Jetatf i Merchant Tailor.
Summer Beading.
-nrRS.:GEOFFRBT, A Novel, by the author or
Phyllis, Molly Sawn-, Airy Fairy LOliaa, etc.
A LESSON iN LOVE, of the fioand-Bobin Se-
THE BAILIFF'S MAID. 1 v
TttK EICHKOF8, frbn the German, by M. A.
HiTPT -GO tUCKT,:by author of Bntladge.
Fori
HauNBBKBSKRB
Je 34 tf
Lire Book and Music Store.
uemiam lapenecuy natural, ana tnentuecneruD
awakes aa brighi as a button." And during the
Eroceas of teething its value is Incalculable. We
aye freauently heard mothers sav thev would net
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ;
JJY LOSSES BY THE FIRE TUESDAY MIGHT
have been repaired, and I am prepared to deliver
Gcoda with Dispatch in say park of the eityV
I shall lose no time 'trie Ting, but am prepared to
offer BARGAINS to all who call an ted, I bay for
CASH whon any advantage is offered, aad I can al-
most always offar iadacementa Hare noir a large
lot of CANVASSED HAMS. maU sss,' WhlcV I
can cell cheap. 'J
10 Tierces best LARD Juat received. '
SO Tuba BUTTER, all grades.
A very choice lot N. 0. 8 ID S3,
SmeU lot large N.C.HAM3 at ltjfc.
Store on Second Street, Carr BoQtfing, '
Jas. C. Stevenson
NEW UACES. 7' ; -
Brown tt Roddick
. . . 45 Majrket'.sltrooi,.' Z '"
WE HAVE JUST BXCZTVKD AND af ARKKD
off a beautiful hae of very daalraale 1AUB4,
and at e offering the aame very cheap.
PRINTED COLLARS.
Another invoice of Ladles and Children's Printed
Cambric Collars juat to hand, embracing many w
stylea.
DlLK UA.VS BUTTS.
Very desirable and cool for thia warm weather.
PRINTED MUSLINS.
A full assortment of the abova. -
BROWN RODDICK, t -
Jell tf 46 Market C
For the Sound.
rpHE WAGONETTE WILL LEAVE CORNKK
Second and Princeta Streeta. EVERT EVENING
(except Sundays), FUR THE HOUND, at S o'clock .
Returning, leave the Boand in the morning, at ?
o'clock. Fare. 60 cants each way. -
Je 17 lw . . . T. . bOUTHEBLAND.
.Dissolotion of Copartccrstip.
TIE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE BX.
istintr under the name and atria of JOHN
DAWSON CO., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
John Dawson having eold hia entire Interest Io
the business to William E. aad John C. Springer,
who la authorized to collect all debts due to John
Daweon & Co.
JOHN DAWSON,
WILLIAM B. SPRINGER.
Wilmington, N. C, June 11, 18tL .
Copartnership Notice.
WILLIAM B. SPRINGER A CO., suoceraora to
TlDM ft A VXTwrtVa Mr fVI l 1 1 IV.
V V V VA " BJWi'a W VV, Will wutivua uo
HARDWARE BUSINESS in all 1U branches ;.wll I
enaeavor to maintain tne ceieDratea reputation tne
Senior member of the old firm enjoyed bo many
years. Soliciting the most liberal patronage it re
ceived, we assure all who may patronize us. that
we will do all that is possible to give entire tads
xacuon.
Buying goods aa formerly for prompt cash. Bell -
ing same at lowest cash prices.
Wilmington, N. C, June 11. 1881.
A Card.
TV) ALL MY OLD FRIENDS AND CUSTOM -
X er
era. buying ttaraware. i solicit their calling en
and patronizing my successors, who will eonuna
the Hardware Business at the old stand, on tha
same principles that an experience of over fifty
years has proven to be the only sure and lasting
ones to success.
My office will be in the atore. where I can be
found most of business hours.
JelSSw
nac
JOHN DAWSON.
A Card.
I WILL RESUME ON NEXT MONDAY, CTU
last., the practice of MECHANICAL DENTIS
TRY, using Celluloid as a Base Plate.
mce run set su uo.
Do. half aet 80 00.
J. H. DURHAM, Dentist,
je 1 lm Princess St. , bet. Front andjMcond.
Wanted 1,000 Men,,
rjv BUY BUGGIES, CARTS; WAGONS, UAH-
neas. Saddles, Collars, Hanes, Blind Brldlee, Ac
Best goods and lowest price.
Jel9 tf GBRHARDTACO.
Now Ready.
LISTS OF CRATE ' ASSOKTJINT8
i"iUR
EARTHENWARE AND GLABSWAR are
now ready for distribution, and will ba mailed ta
reliable i arties upon application..
GILES A MURCHISON.
J e 19 tf 18 and tO Murchlaon Block.
Drive Wells .
AT HALF THE COST OPEN OBES. AND A
thousand tlmea better, tend for special Ulna-
rated circular.
COOK STOVES CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Write for catalogue and price Hat.
jel9 tf F. M. KINO A CO.
Cottage Clailer silts
TTANDSOMELY ORNAMENTED,, qUEEB
Anne, Beat Lake and other design. Straw Mat
ting. Loungec, Spring Beda, JLaUrea.es and Saltan
Furniture, for sale low by
V. A. Ban a m
JelOtf . - j 41 North Front SL
Notice.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCERN,
, that I have a Flrst-Claae A No. 1 Car-
. riaae Painter. Those wishing to neve
their Carriage, Baggy or Phnton painted, will so
well to give us a trial We gnarantae eaUafaetloa
at low prices. On Third, between Markat and rria
cess Streets. " - ' '
JelStf vAivaru
Cool, Did You Say
IF YOU DESIRE YOUR mKBJt tu ill com
fortable and healthy, send them to board where
they will be Oeou mM
Persons living on tne atomoaa wui oo wru to ut
their Horses fed with ns while la tbe city. t , ,
JAS. w. Buumani.si'u w.,
je 8 tf vppoalta Taeatr.
Sundries.
970 8fCKS IEBPOOL BAIT, ' ,v
SS BhU SPANISH BROWNr ' '
0 Balea COTTON YARN, .. :.
SO Carloads Prime White CORN. ,..,.,
Few sale low for esab. .' ,
: . ;. r " ' I' ' -
::: ..".Hew Cargo.Icp.!' r,
gCHB. D. B. ETEBJaTT JUST AhJ WITH
CARGO OF ICS. For sale at oar ladependent Ice
Honeea, on Water between MarkM aad Does; abv.
dNnUbetwe.MuibaandW
w
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