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,m a un cu tabij .uu vwu vuuungi i
idjoioiog; toul low $100,X, folly
. i A. nuiroaa oridce ana otto
ioJel with merchandise, destroyed
on the Texas Pacific railroad. JL'hef
Kro servn' girl at New Orleaae poUoaed
flTe chUdreo; soe was amatea ana con- j
ttueJ; one child died, the others may re- I
cuTer a white gin outraged and mar-1
dcreJ by a nero blacksmith, at 8atartla, j
M; be w.a caught with hie victim Uihe I
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well id wo ica d oaa a row sea ner, ana
... i i... .t.li with bv the cilixni att
. ... Tn nrin. rM. I
,tquc... -rr
rtrtoieu aod brakemea injured by a ccaln
,i,.q uq the Mtssouft Pacific ratlxojtd. -
T: x commissioner of Intern! Ret enueif-
frrrt i rcwuu ui f-ow iui umicM uc
1) ,w, the aiayer of Deputy Collector Bray-
,u ,o domh Cxolica. The Chiacse I
ue-iiies who the United States were r stifled
lfL .ere f.t.Hy inured, tbr- otbirs
-tnuusl) L'i't. -od ibc dooductor and engv
. k.... u j... I
t a CnS'lUUUUU (IU vru UTJ UKUIUUDU Ut
"AM-utiy lailroad, near Lynchburg, Va.
A chair and a chee factory at Erie,
I', , .l.Bin yed by fire; los $50,000, partly
iM.'UK-ii Fieh outrauea upon (he Jews
in u sit me reported; aeveateeo villsges
I, , tren iDlirely deserted. Tba
K t urii Cbamt er passed the compulsory
e !nc iuul bill tDimige to crops aod
mjJ-t'D to cattle by drouth in New Jersey
e irMrir2. Three children lost their
l r.-i in n burnintt bouse at Muir, Mich.,
.:.riii-y. The (aoeral of the late
Ju lie Cliff.Jid takes place to day.
I I . . t j W. Lm Owtn, a prominent citizen of
U,n'i cuuuiy, V'a..is dead. TheNew
V.nk a'ock market declined hearily y eater -diy,
s iffccttd by ruraois of the Preai
ilci'i condition beioK exttemely critioal
New Yoik markets: Money 24 per
ivu '.; c.iltoo quiet at 11 11-1611 1S-18
. e it-; southern liour steady at 15 25 7
62k, wheal heary and l2c lower, no
KriJfd apriog $1 00; corn heary and -C
I .cr, ungraded 4553 cents ; apiriu tur
iiiuc firmer at 41J42 cents; rosio quiet
.i 12 G?ia2J0.
I'liree more victims (deatho) in
Uiiutuore from the toy-pistol.
During: 1S80 it is said 108 men were
hanged by Lynch law in Arkansan.
An International Medical Congress
.: t a o.l
lo mt' ia uonuoii, rtuguBw -uu.
Several New York physicians will at-
r
i . - I
tetlU. I
The last seat vacated
in the New
V.rk Board of Brokers sold for $32,
i ; u . In 1857 a seat only sold for
la not the nomination of Gen.
lUucock or any one else by the Dera
-oraia for 1884, a "little too pre
vious? "
An attempt to get up a rousing
Liiid League demonstration in Dublin -i
mi Sunday was a failure. The whole
ui.l not exceed 3,000 men.
The "largest man" now known
iu ibe U. S. is said to be at Roohelle
Illinois. His weight is given at 720
f-iundu aod he is classed as "young.'
Gen Grant is represented as having'
on just at this time a particularly
Urge disgust. It stands up all around
turn like an old fashioned shirt-collar.
Mrs. II. T. Helmbold has brought
an action against the New York Eat
press. She lays the damage at $100,
h0. The gist of the charges were
thai Mr. Bennett had entrapped va
rious females; that Mrs. Helmbold
among others was the victim of his
gallantry; that he had resorted to
many and extraordinary artifices to
deoy his victims, and in substantia
tion various alleged affidavits wero
produced..
Mr. Gladstone recently said upon
Uiing twitted for his silence in the
Mouse:
"I said nothing because I knew
nothing; and perhaps it would bo an
vantageous if those who knew no
thing would say less."
This is a practical illustration of
the old saw, "Do uot speak unless
you have something to say.w We
have contended alwaya that Glad
stone was a wise and great man.
Amos Pitkin, of Charlotte, Michi
gan, has been married threes timet.
Two of the women aro living, and he
baa no wife aod there has been no
livorc. But the story is too mixed,
ad long, though probably true, for
us to copy. Ilia first wife died; his
second wife waa the widow of a dead
soldier who would not stay dead and
came back. Hia third left him after
a few months' because she was "home
sick" and wanted ' to go back to ber
children. This is romantic, very. -
voiJ?'MWii;No;.lo8 ; .jnoiiipNGTO; ,'C.; :EDiSDf y; ,Y 27, test '. :,;.';!
THE COIUIIIOIt. Otf THK PRKHl-
-1 VVwtfrfUto ibhi to tiy tljat
th oonditicm ftthVw1nt ,J.
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danr:8 tA4;rtn.l tKw rt.,
- . w
adewKlediynd aV6b thai b U out
:?.!l?l?:??.P? .relpaa
baa excited he trtpuUt1 apprehension,
v. y. ."7
n tnsetxso is painfpl.
i dq prtjers of alf Who nave, aocess
, . '
wilh God ahouid'bv offered Op to: the
Rtow "of thft :1ronod6d ' that Hia
healing power shall be applied
dispatches will ffive the latest lntelli-
t. .a. .
genc jpdnoehijngi'ihe president.
" Der i uenry lrvmg is a
o m,. uiiwuvuiiu.
but that be ia" macntrjimous, liberal
and appreciative b5 art 'Iri others
there oan be no doubt! He said in
London on Saturday evening, it thej
close of. .his annual benefit perform-
a : .
,aWin DOOlll.
vi ui9 aica uannco an au aoiur
you nave nad no scaotv proof, for,
after repiesenlinic at the Princess I
Theatre many of the leading Shake-
spearean cbaracUrs with signarabili-
. - . - a
. . . - . . i l :7l ;.. i: i
w rBcm U uer w.tu iga"y
Uv.UUa.ob...vu, v.. ..wa..oU, nu.wu..
hi mnra lha. nAnfirm.H fha rrrnof I
;m..r. K Karl .tro.rl
. .M . . ,w .. W V.. .. . . f,.a
aa they muat have been to him. Mr.
a- w i
liooth s artistio fellowship, high I
courtesy and singlo-m. ruled devotion I
to our art has made his engagement!
one ot the most deiignitui associa
m w a a i
all, I am gratified to think it an ad-
ditional link to the many bonds of I
amity and good will which it should I
be the pnde of, luoglishmen and I
a - , n i
Vennor did not tell last Saturday
and Sunday in these parts. There
aa . Iaaa-A Koa r ArrvvAaat tur a A r ll
u v
stormy weather. On Monday heavy I
nA n;.i TQB i
o -j-
tiere i .liowu aomeaays running into I
I
AU8USU I
"27 and 28 Cloudy and cooler j
weather, with cold night and cold I
showers; 29 Cool and showery; 30 1
and 31 Warm and high winds and I
r 5a .bowers; Aflreaat 1 Probably I
? - a - n I
warm ana oppressive: ana wn- i
erauy pieasani weatoer, iainy warm i
I. . ... I
oays.ana COOl ana IO COia evenings ana I
. J. . . .. I
nurhta! d ri air and rjleasani.: loan I
day) -Heat aod storms: 8 and 10
O ' X 9 I
&altiy weather, with heavy snowers, i
cooler evenings and nights; 1 1,13 I
Heat again ia the United States, with I
cloudy and sultry weather storms id I
Canada."
Save this and see
how near he
guesses.
There is a. fellow in Washington
known as Bill Russell. He is Gen
eral of the Ballot-Suffers' Brigade. I
ii. e . . j tt
lie i u r u is ii co voters to oruer. xie in I
I
now preparing for. the next election I
daY.in '.Philadelprjla. He'has pre-I
mtZA hm--fiat dv A0iatr-tinn I
paraanu list- naiy, tr .tegistauon. i
A apecial to the Philadelphia Times I
.. .. '- I
says:
"In preparing the list Russell has
secured the assistance of. Chief-of-
Secrei-Servioo Brooks, and this
worthy pair havo established their
joint headquarters on Pennsylvania
avenue.
And yet in the enlightened and
holy North uo ballot-stuffing or bull
dozing ever occurs.
Last week'was the biggest week of
tbe Patent Office. Four hundred and
twenty-ntue patents were issued, and
yet the Americans are not an invent
ive eople, say you ?
canPAfax news.
Lincoln Progress
We are informed that the negro
vote in this place will be almost solid
io opposition to Prohibition.
Uendsr-m Tobacconl,-.
North Carolina may need a Prohi-
bition law to keep ner peopiejsooer, 1
. . . . . . m
bat it"neeoJiaiXirltCw,ir impOV-
.Vit art ftt ha same timflnoVrid
- . ,1 rHirf ?5!tfl!"5
It of ihon,.
i vv'i. Concord Register. " A-."-----
Vr.Via-rt
ma-jor-Kwj-.-.-
coin county this -.week addretsiog
temperanoo maaa mcewiugo. ".b.phjo
that be finds' the people awake on
this subject; - The leading white Re
public ana in that connty are almost a
unit for it, but the negroes are against
it.
Correspondent of Hickory Press.
Last Thursday, than 14 lb. inst., the
Anties of Davie had a big meeting at
Mockaville. Judge Furcbea, Lawyer
Cleroejit, Shbber and Price spoke. No
replies were made. This is a wet
county. A distiller told me that not
one hundred votes would be cast for
the bill, but I think he is mistaken.
The negroes of tbe whole county
will have tbeir annual march and cele
bration at this place Saturday, 30tb.
BUhop Ilood' and Jim Harris will
peak for aod against Prohibition;
I Dr.'Benbow. adiertieea for five
J0Bnj::Uaie.;tdUtoi:ekMOf his hotel
I rlinlurr-rrrtm -14rnTirinTrt Rftpr inn lit
: GaitoriiAOfimUOTmiam
. 'j'm, ,m nfata
. r.
Jfi P tl r '
. ffaxerally repbrt, niojtfrai8ali.l50ugh:
looking well, -notwUhaiandinfi: the dry
weather arly corn Js nearly rnined. and
I tamt planted lata will not make morttlhab a
I nauxrop, excepimiowiOTinus. &
a ww mm w . . - n .
Henderson Tobacconist: Several
new btilldlDes have been commbBotsd since
our last issue. ,-7-113,714 was paid put
py one arm rtom one sue or tooacco, -The
first station otf the Of&H. Road has
been reached, and is called Herndon.
Elirabeth "City JSeonomist: In
the indicatlona of thoxoeeh manhood, there
is no part ol WestemItorux CaroliDa tnat
equals the 800 population of Roanoke
i jLaiana. xnis is eroDBDiy attriDutaoiB w
I proximity to the poean, to the abnndj
ance and superior quality oftheir food, and
to the hardy and strenuous labora that they
are often compelled to perform in the perils
or their adventurous lire. ---
Charlotte Observer: A statement
I of the shipments of cotton from this marke
i up tooaieiorine ias cotora. yeaK ueein-
up to uate xor tne;iasi cosion; yeazi ueRin-
I OUl ana Bent tO the rtew XOrK UOttOn JSX-
oaies. aitss xuia ranutn, an eaiima-
Die ana weu Known young jaayoijnisc.iy,
died lne '"Idencerof ilhiOjheat o
c,oc JruB .
-uiw"9
a m at, as a b a aa I m mm aaaas aaa M t A
namaoi aenarKa.temmoveaDV jur. xr. a. i
Aherneth'ihsWaini5sai f Bakersville,
oecame onenjuea at nun oy some means ana
V.I...H ..t a.n..fl Wtl Af A K-
nathv befoM inDdown. That afternoon ha
- ' ' . ,
vr. a k.m.v . ki . tt. ;; K. i
iTi cUcal condition: The wbole
community reeard Mr A. as beine justified
n snooting, .
Charlotte Odserver: A basket
' 4 . ' ' a . .
pumm at xurevara is Biauon, in usston coun
t2S
The latter in Inra literally '. cut Rhyne to
pieces with a knife. -Several others were
nu"- "" wero-pu m m naoo. oi
mo snenu ox uuumioraiQ arrest oi xr
-Maj uva a uv j wa
tVwi a .a tint aff Iaii-I '
The foUowiDC IS a synopsis of
the railroad arrangements for the celebra-
nents zor toe ceiebra-
tlon at Kinston on the 8rd day of August:
From Weldon. S1JS0
Tarboro SI. 25 Ra-
leigh. $1.00; Durham, $1.25; HUlaboro,
urteasooro, ai.oo; wwsic
$15; urceasDoro. $i.o0; Winston, f 1.75J
Salisbury. $2.25; Sutesville. $2.60; Char-
lotte, $3.75; Wilmington, $1.50. Troops
...I J 1 . 1 n
tral Railwavat two cents ner mile and
over the Cspe Fear & Yadkin Valley road
008 isre..
-Jb yetteville Jtuxamxner; It is
believed now in the best, informed quarters
1081 the wheat op of 1881 wfll be less than
that Of lMt year.1 - Nor does the prospect Of
prospect i
. OT-r-himiiiffiw lanra cmtan cron an-
pear aSood now salt did sometime back.
rr - n i ? j t i i
- xiye Daeraaaa, acoiureu man, ioe.
Vl.ttfaU rt.. n.r Tk T);-- nn Unnlt.n
""uuoj
.... , ffT..lll U.. n . m .Tn. .vAA
v..Tl, nVnl i wwn , .nd
goi beyond his depth, and being unable to
swim, was drowned.
Elizabeth City Economist: The
dry weather that prevailed so long injured
crops, causea tne cotton to do aiiacA.su ana
injured by lice and fears of rust are enter
tained by farmers. The truck crop haa not
been a success tuts season, owing to me
low prices. The oat crop is poor and forage
is scarce. We had the pleasure ot a
call from Ausv Doush. of East Lake. last
week. He informs us that a wealthy Eng
lish sporting club is negotiating for the pur-
chase of the Roper Swamp lands, of Dare,
for th nnrrvMA or bear.bnntlnar. ins KOa I
. . r . , . - 1 on Vw
ner tract ia said to embrace some 180.000
acres.
Shelby Aurora-. The building
oi tbe Airijine rtauroaa naa mcreasea me
. f nrollMt- -WW. Monntain
from $3,600 to something over $100,000
- . . - -
Tt I. n.t.nl.hl. f axt that tha
tension of the Virginia Midland Railroad
will save the farmers of Cleaveland from 75
centa to i uv on every uate oi wimw ium
thii u-inx ma ia h tha nre
. . ai .l.
vailing disease in this section at present.
m wvaaa - -- i ' Mr
There ia not a vacant dwelling in this
place. Cotton is looking much better
in all sections of this county since the recent
rains. Our town is filled with strangers.
They are mostly from the eastern portion
of the State.
' Lenoir Topic: Lenoir will, in
time to come, when all ' of tbe projected I
railroada are finished, be one of the most I
imnorunt railroad centres in Western
North Carolina. Tbe Chester road, the
Yandkin Valley road, and the Tmsalia
roaa ail ICUU iuib way, auu now uteig jo i
another line projected from this point in
another direction. The Salisbury Fa-
man baa Dean interviewing tspt. vvuuam
Cain, late on the Imboden survey, but now I
emoloved on the Midland route, and" be I
says that Gen. Imboden is very much in
I'lZlEiJEZ X.d
Wadeaboro to Wilmineton. and that very
probably a survey of that route .will soon
be begun.
Raleigh News-Observer: We
mrn u , ne enf. v- a
oniH-horo have reached Pittsboro. They
are examining two routes there, one or I
... . a . a a...k a I
wblcn passes just norm ana me omer noaui
of the town. The road will crops Haw
river at the mouth of Robertson's creek, 40
miles from Pittsboro.
Goxi', N. C, July 25, 1881.
N.B.Taylor was captured to-day atJ.
w Talley's by Sheriff Brewer, of Cbau
Q wocarried him to Pittsboro jail.
.bis IS an important arrest. iue priaouer
is "Bone" Taylor, who has for years been
outlawed. He haa committed a murder
and various other crimes against the State
law. and haa violated the revenue laws
again and again. For two years he has been I
hunted oy tne revenue peopie, auuoyiae
county authorities.
Statesviile Landmark: It is
understood that the meeting of the direct
ors of the North Csrolina Midland, for tbe
purpose of locating definitely the line of
the road, will be held at .Winston one day
next week. A colored applicant fpr a
certificate to teach a public school appear
ed before tbe examiner last week, and the
question as to-how. Northr Carolina is
bounded on 'the east, waa' propounded to
hiov To which question the dusky appli
cant' glibly responded:: ,Byu(the Gulf of
Mexico I " He was invited to. stand aside.
-Tobacco probably received more seri
6us injurieft front the drouth than any other,
crop, though it Is claflned by some that
corn on nnlandr has heen mnrA oArinniv
dAmaKed. ' :Tbe drouth began early io the
transplanting season," ana very raw sac
ceededin Dlantinr a fall croo of tobacco.
iThe acreage in cottQQ in this seetion, very
nearly doubles that of laat year but this
prop, it is said, has been greatly damaged.
7--. "5;aMwe. wermomeier; go
T woto wHin BmevnuBi ana tnisroromy a
small; part oli any, J day. i, (Wilmington a
'S'it:s,
OXTT.
nBW A D VSUKT18 KnBN'IH.
MtrH80K 'White vestsetc.' " '
Jxjuvs Bam80n For rent. " 'I
Salkm AcAPKUt-Salem. N. 0.'
HimarjBSBOEBnrPianos andldrgahs. .
Cbohlt & Mobkis -Crockery sale.
P. CribaaKGh & CoV flay. ;coro, ' etc.
Mektes a County Justices: and Corum'i
Local Uou
j n u.eoeipta oi couod' vesteruay oa
T r . . . a r-
bales
New moon yesterday ; morning
at 4 o'clock.
Prof. Agostmi gives another o
his pleasant excursions id 8mithville aod
the Forts to-morrow.
r-Some of oar citizens have sigj
i . , .....j,
I WBU.ceieuruun a. iwiwn ud iub orao
Dave Mallett was before Mayor
Smith yesterday morning on the old charge.
''I down. d was ordered below
I j
for flre days.
- Some of the finest cabbage,
I boAta and tnmatoAa we h.TMn thfo ana
I 156618 0ma.tOeS We nav Seen tblS S6S
on cune from e Poor House tract, calti-
X - Hester Bradley and Soilfa Brad
I ley. two colored eirls. were sent to jail yes-
I terday for non-payment of back costs in
I an assault and batterv case before Jnatice
I " . -
i Millia.
" -tbolio. friends give ao
I "cursion to Smith ville and the Foils to-f
I dsy, on the steamer aPowporf, which leaves
ner wnsrr at v o'clock. A good chance for
i i-.n, .;.
Tba tM DiIJ lial
I From an article in the Savannah Morn
I inn Kmb nf vfnnH- t.irA ikh rr.n-,;-
I ...... . .. . ; . ,
I UU1WUUB1 paricuiara id regaru io me eua-
den death of Mr. David Pi6t. refered to in
I Sunday's Stab
"The announcement Saturday that Mr.
David Pieot, a well known and ooDular
naval stores urotcer, bad been found dead
in his bed at the Pavilion Hotel occasioned
general regret. Mr, Pigot the last two days
baa complained oi tne excessive heat,
which, it seems, affected him ereatlv. but
busioeas. On Friday, which will be re-
I membemd aa an lntAnalo lint ritv ha...
aia not incapacitate bim irom attendiog to
membered aa an intensely hot day. he was
very busily encaged, and about half oast 5
o'ciock returnea to his hotel rather pros
trated and retired to his room. About 8
o'clock Dr. Johnson, proprietor of the ho
tel, : vtsitea him, and found that he had a
fever, but he was conscious, and did not
consider be waa seriously ill. , At 1 o'clock
be was again visited, and it was found that
I bis fever had abated and be was resting
very comfortably. -Saturday morning he
was found dead in his bed, having expired
some time between 1 and 6 o'clock, and
from subsequent . examination it is sur
gosed f rOm internal . hemorrhage.
e was a member of the Savannah : Naval
Stores Association, a committee of which
took charge of his remaios.and made ar
rangsatqis tor nis ionerau ; ;me remains
weroUnUrred in Laurel Grove Cemetery
I Saturday afternoon
I Haw naartatrMtea.
I nvm Kiarsee.
Mr. S. YanAmringe, Clerk of the Supe-
rtor Court. Atr(Tecelved an offlciallist of
i tne new. Jusgisirates appotntea wr tnis
I u?-r. iiii f
i iiuuuiii iuo nu muuui uuuii. in-
reappointments, as follows: wm. M.
I Poiason. Wilmington Townahin. in nlace
o r. w
. T n pitlt. W D JnSntnn rTM Vmr
of J. c. mil, W. o, .Johnson, Cape Fear
Township, In place of James Cowan; John
H. Savage, Federsl 3 Point Township; Jaa.
A Montgomery, Ijlasonbcro Township; A
A. Moseley, Harnet iTowaship. The term
of the new Magistrates, jrb are to hold the
office for six years each, commences on the
first day of August, and' in the meantime
ihv r nnMii m n,.mn forward f.fo
. . ... .
aox-mri-go auu HuminJt iu nworu-
ance with law.
a? vr-iKB ppwr,
. The foreign shipments yesterday em
. . foiio-in-, GwmanbalSQue Char-
: . - 7 . - .
Anna, for Stettin, Germany, by
Messrs. E. Peschau & Westermann, with
g 935 barrels of rosin. The German barque
EduardF tor Hamburg. Germany, by
MessraK G. Barker & Co.,with 8.300 bbla.
0f rosin: tbe Haytien briir' Dauphin, for
Ponce, Porto Rico, by, Messrs. Northrop &
cummins, and the Norwegian briftlren-
fo Hamburgf GermiD-t by ;MefJBrg
William & Murchiaon. with 1,600: casks
of spirits turpentine and 763 barrels of rosin.
- -. -
naclstrate'a court. :-
Mary Giles, colored,' was arraigned be
fore Justice MUlis on the charge of com
mitting wilful trespass upon the property
of Eliaa Duffy, also colored. Case dis
missed at the cost of the prosecutor.
Elias Duffy was next arraigned on a
peace warrant sworn; :put: by Mary; Giles,
and was ordered to pay costs and give bond
in the sum of $50 to keep tbe peace for
ninety days. .
Gettlox Beaay so leav.
Rev. L, jS. Burkhead, Presiding Elder of
this DistriWhdvfnk heldf itfUtf quarterly
-meeting for:the: present, left for Raleigh
yesterday mortrfngjirhence he will depart
for New York in time to take the: steaher
on the Cth of August for London, where he
goes to attend the Ecumenical Council. , '
Forty, years' trial ta proYed " BLACK
DRAUGHT Tthe fc best" liver medicine, in
' tkeworUSa-" 1 ' '-V
For sale by J. C. Mtjnds.
,.!... I. . I LI - -J ' . ,1-1.
."' "''"-' i
itTnefollowinuwillahow the? sute
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hernwmeter,theeions,namedi
'W.?ydw:Wp;ii
me,and also the ampuntf rainf.U, )n-
Inches for the twenty four hours ending
j , j, --
is 48 hours, ,; as furnished by the Sijmil
Offleer of this city ?; x ;;,aa4-lii-.l
Temp. lUln fall, Weatker.
Atlanta....
00 . Cloudv
AugUSt-'... t...Va
Charleeton. ......
Charlotte. .......
Corsicana...;,..
Galveston........
Havana..........
Indian.iia;;i..v.
Sey.West,,..,
Ontgomery ; . : ..
P-ntaRassa;t...-.
Savannah........
Wilmingtbtf.'.r...
Cedar Keys.;....
Port Earls. . . ,
Pensacola . . . 1 . 1
U 88
,00
89
(iJ89,
90 '
2
94
80
86
90
89 y
-.89
89
.00 J Thtng
.w:.. viear j
.00
.03
Cloudv
Th'tne
.00. Haze
"oS SiS
.00. Clearl
Clear;
Cloudy
WF VVWT
Kfiu,. ninri.
,00... Fair I
00 ' Falf
.00 , Fair
00 . Clear
The foUoing are te indications for thb
south Atlantic States to-day:
Generally fair weather; 'southerly, veer-
irigon the North Carolina coast, to north
erly winds, stationary barometer and tern
perature.
Beats:-.
We hear that Mr. Tt M. Emerson, As
sistant Freight and Ticket Agent of the
. . . , w "
Atlantic Coast Line, in . this city, has re
mtmw.A - UM .aS I .
lar situation on the Chesapeake & Ohld
Railroad, the resignation to take effect 00
the 1st of August. Mr. Emerson ia a good
officer and a clever gentleman, and as such
We regret in common with the commuaity
that he has found it necessary to leave uaj
protracted lTleetlus.
A protracted meetioe has been in pro
cress since Sundav last at Mvrlle Branch
Tirf iot "1hllili T?riinoisiafl7 nnnntw I Via-i
' . . , . -T-
pastor being assisted by Rev. A. M. Croom,
of Duplin. Much interest is being mani-
fested and there have been several convert.
a
LIST OF LBTIERS.
Remaining in the City Post Office,'
July 27, 1881, Unclaimed:
A Julia Anna Artere, Wm H Adams,
Caroline Artia
B Anna C Brown. E Brown. Francis
Brevard. John Bright, Lucy Black. John
Henry Brown, Joseph Brown, IsaaoBeatty,
Lucy Baker, Loutton Bizzell, Mary Brown,
Maggie u Banoman. Uscar J? Bergman. R
T Beck, Sarah A Branch, Willie. Boyd.
U Irving uummmgs. Mary Council.
Cages Carter, C Crawford, Jane Chestnut.
D Rebecca Dickson. RoBa Davis. Jobn
Dunn.
E B Ernest, Mary Evangelist.
F NoraFoy.
G W C Gorham, Thomas Glasper.
H Oran Hall. Mary Ann Henderson. M
T Hall. Maude C Hall. John 8 Harris. Josh
J Hill, Polly Hawkins. Capt Henry L Hall.
U u uyman, JJaniel Harrison, Harh dcBro,
tl (1 TTonklna i2V "Rfn-i TTnrat
J Evalena Jones, Sarah Emma Jack-
on. oixnaiiB uuuoaoo, wenains tjames.
iv uingo j-euy.
L Dolly Lock, P Lineham. C M Link.
M Wm H Miles. Susan Mosley. Tiller
r:..-.i n m -a-i " ' i a
JU.IIVU61, nuui iuuxwujr, xt a jncvumucr, a
8 Marshal. Owen Mathews, K It Mosley.
James Merrick, Alex Murrell, Anderson
Munn.
N John Neilan, Rachel Nickles.
O Lizzie Owens (2).
P Wm Pickell. Isaac Pettewav. W H
Poiason, E W Percival, Laura Pugh, Lillie
Perkins. '
R Roaanna RowelL Mariah Soundtree.
Thos Ricks, Solomon Reddick, James A
Radcllff, Jobn Rayman, J D Robbms. Dan
Roper, AH Robbies.
8 Samuel SalHn. W C & H R Struch.
Wm Smith, A S Simmons, Alice Saint
George, Amelia Swett, Daniel M Smith .
Thiehry Turner, Marg.Tilden.
W Mel vina Walker. Eliza Williams. R
A Williams, Mary Wardell, W O "Worton,
M jfi wade. James Warden. Miles walker.
Calvin Wells, Clara Wilkins, A Y Williams,
Alex Wilson, Annice Wood.
SHIP LETTER.
William Brown, steamer Woodbury.
Persons calling for letters in. the above
list will please say "advertised." If not
called for within thirty days they will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
Ed. 11. Brink, P. M.
TiUlSfi JHAIIig.
The mails close and arrive st the City
Post Office as follows:
CLOSE.
Northern through mails, fast, 5:30 P.M.
Northern through and way
mails..........
5:40 A.M.
5:40 A. M.
Raleigh.....................
Mails for the N. C. Railroad,
and routes supplied there
from, including A. & N. C.
Railroad, at. .... . .......
5:40 A. M.
7i45 P. M.
9:00 A.M.
7.-45IP. M.
7:45 P. M.
imp M.
9KA. M.
8:30 A. M.
6.-00 A M.
Southern mails for all points
South, daily. . . . .
Westernmails(C. C. By) daily
texceDt Sunday)
Mail for Cheraw & Darlington
Railroad.................
Mails for points between Flo
rence and 4harieston, 3....
Fayetteville,andofficeson Cape
Fear River, Tuesdays and
Fridays. .. . ..... .. .......
Fayettevillo, via IiUmberton,
daily, except Sundays. . . .
Wrightsville.dsily except Sun
days
Onslow C. H. and interme
diate offices, Mondays and
Thursdays. ........ ....... .
Smith ville mails, -by steam
boat, daily (except Sundays) 8:30 A. M.
Mails lor Easy Hill, Town
Creek, Bhallotte and Little
River, Mondays and Thurs
days. ........ ...... 6:00 A.M.
Wilmington. : and Black River ,
Chapel, Mondays, w ednes-
davs and Fridays ......... 5:00 A. M.
c ; OPEN FOR DELIVERY. '
Northern i through and way
mails........ ....... .... 7:30 -UAL,
Southern mails 7:00 P. M. and 7.30 A. M.
Carolina Central Railroad. ... 4 KX) P. M.
Wrightsville 6:30 p. m.
Mails couectea irom street Doxes every
day at 4.00 P. M.
General delivery open from 5:80 A. M.
to 7KK) P. M., and n Sundays from 80 to
:80A.M.- -f I .JtUrr::-:
Btamos for sale in small Quantities at ge
neral delivery when stamp offlce fa closed.'
1 Stamp umce open rrom a a., jo. io i bju,
andfrom.3 to 50 P.M. Monejr Order and
Register Department open same as stamp
"office... I,.,PT'r -- :'?'-?,vl yMi,-
No head-ache or hack-ache?ior ladies
whbdrlnK "WTNEtJr CARDUK
t
For sale by J, C. Munds.
n.ll IV.at lha.'nnllailk ' ' - -- ,
s;wHOt:,,is6:.'So
. , , , rT Ii . ,. i. I j 11 l I f
I Ail Ber-. I
off ;i0i -raw Mfi&&MJ-
ft been exciting .WuWlnier
1 - - J vvF.ai, nuugn aoa 11U
days pastry esaynaoiT
nf 60airMothunoy
f6i:hikniiIWt:,.A.-
. m iu. uriminat tJourt, and was set at lib
erty. -i$.s5 X'-z' -I
-feir H ; -j N! k'I .J..i.. ,
I - aB nnuai"' meeting - Of the Board of
I MagUtrktesotthe- County, in conjunction
ictiojz
r lb
1 with 111. .1.
I --"Birwwa,i.-iorvtne.i
I &wm l mmwik
I other business, wUJ be hedj at the, Couft
I House en"M6naynext. August 1st, at io
Ml
uu
1 AmnM... '
M-KTtNOS. for the Wllmlnctmi
I uamct " jaemoaist B. Church, South-i-
i' A'UraJtoantt;" .ic -j
i&V2l&S
te-illa.
Cokeatmrr. at Bethi
1 nSZZST. .VZLXZ? og. ia-w
TOpsaiL at Bettany..,? ., " i!
i i vrrr' - s""v.- mg, su si
j GDham) at r AYenlyabony ! '.I T. H ! ! $1
,:. -' ' - l. a. burkhxad;-;
- " Presiding Elder,
JSL?,1?11,0 STAB can always be had at the
Hanls'jfews Stand, and theSTA Office.
NO HOBPITAT. KRRniim vw.i
for Hm Bitters patients, nor large-aaTiried, Ulentr
edpjl8ttelfwKai aip Bittera wino?ctSi,
I "f ""'J' aaeir own story oy their certain and
I &b at hame.--NewYorlK Independent.
I ' " wsaV-HS---.
LSwFti
I 2ll,fflrsL fw-'Lradbn. Conn., aending
JS. A. Dauphin. New Orleans. T. . on iall.ran3
drawnur 5000 in theJonndniwincr nf Th rni.i.n.
! i t V I
THlRTV YTJ3AT?ft lTxWorrwri xf r a vr rn
NURSE. Mra. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ia the
prescription of one of the beat Femala, PhvBieianM
and Nurses in the United States, and has been nul
I lV?
SXICI nnrHSi Hartwwtw in . a txr.i -I .11
I DYSBOT-KYandlAlutHaSA CHILDREN
'dhnsfornwm ZS&2?ZE!t
I VIA V MS l-MtllnA hhIau iv. .. Ail
tie. r None Genuine anless the fae-imileof CUR-
v ,? -TjSF'S "i on 1116 OMSide wrapper. Sold
, uj u m.rxi n.iun euen. ao cents a ootue.
LIPPITT. In thlfl ritv. on th ' as h . i-.f ..
nana u- t . r .
and Athalia Lippitt, aged two jeara and aeYon
Funeral from St. John's Church this (Wednes-
dar) afternoon at 5 o'clock. -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Rent,
Store 0 Market Street, next tn mmT
of Chesnut; Warehouse under Roc
i Spring Hotel. Also several desirable
. Booms over my Store, 43 Market Street,
I Pleasantly situated far Sleenf no 8nnm
oraaay be aaed fox storage purposes, will he
rented low: For terms or other particulars anDlv to
, JULIUS SAMSON,
y7.t wesa nae 43 Market St.
Notice.
I T8 MSOTINO of thjj justices
I OF THK PSACB AND . THE COUNTY COMMIS
i
I WKKS for New Hanover County, for the pari
I noaenf Tav Inor fa at. mnA 4
I " - s mux:
business aa may be broaght before them, will be
held at the Court House, on MONDAY, AUGUST
1st, 1881, at 10 o'clock A. M.
JOHN COWAN.
jyslSt wed eat : Secretary.
SALEM ACADEMY,
SALEM, X. C. '
J1HIS INSTITUTION COMMENDS ITSELF TO
the public as a notably pleasant and safe home and
high-class school for girls and young women. '
It has daring the oast few rears been areata- lm-
proTed. Its Soko-astio A-S-xwaaonrrs have been
remodeled and its standards advanced. It now of.
fers all the advantagea of annilar Institatlons of
thel
-iKBest erade. A lanre number of inat
is employed , and painstaking instruction la
teed. - It offers a liberal BngUah, or Englieh and
classical course for graduation, and under Its new
aa-uniatnwum naa already graanatea (witn diplo
ma) four Terr Dromiainir elaaaea.
The DOXXSVIO AM-WXa of tha Aeadem-
have i latterly been readapted to secure to its resident
rapua we largest measure or comrort and eenven
ence. Sight rttidtnt teachers are centinually in
charge, and give special attention to the cultivation
of correct manners and habits in growing girls,
systematic and enlightened physical culture and
care.oi neaua are prominent xeatures'in the lm
nroTementa recentlv Derfected.
BxceDtional facOitiea are offered for tha atari- nf
Mubxo. .The results of practical work In Its Mule
Department, during the past few years, would war
rant the Academy, in the Judgment of competent
critics, in Inviting comparison with any other sim
ilar institution In the South, a two to three years
Graduating Course (with diploma) has quite t ecent-
ij oeen nuroaucea.-
Special attention is directed to the advantages
now also obtainable rn the Dzr axtsckrt or Draw
ir and PAiHTnie, which has been reorganized and
placed In charge of a lady of special ability and
superior training. A high standard of excellence
be maintained and the best methods observed
A variety of branches of study Is offered and care
ful tuition is guaranteed.
; The 78th year begins September 1,1881.
JXKV. J. T. ZUBN,
Jy 37 Deod&Wlm
we fr su
Principal.
A Thorough. Conviction.
IT HAS BECOME A THOROUGH CONVIC
. . !.;:i;-; '1-.: i . '
tlon In the minds of most people, that the WHSX
LOCK PIANOS and STAB PAB108 ORGAN8 are
the most desirable Instruments In the market to
day. In the important points of TONE, TOUCH
and DURABILITY they stand in advance of all.
almost universally prererrea ana used oy
Musicians all ever the world, and every
pvehaaer is thoroughly convinced that he or she
has the best.
. No pains spared to show you my stock. Call
and make your selection
At : HEINSBERGER'S
Jy 17 tf : Live Book and Music Store.
Our Stock
JJAY, EASTERN, AND. SMALL BALES TIM
OTHY, is complete, as well as P. W. and Mixed
Corn, Oats, Wheat Bran and Feed of all kinds.
PRESTON CUMMINt A CO..
Millers and Grain and
JyS7tf Paannt Dealers.
A Small Lot
QF WHITB VBSTS,
ALPACCA BACKS,
LINEN SACKS.
DBABO'BTB PANTS, ;
At' MUNSON'S. '
Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
Jy"
'it U I..: .V - ' ' - ' ' '
FSiorbMtBuuner Cranplalnt orCh-tdijen, and
all P-lnfnl
iful iJerangento aw m . t i tt
old remedy ia ' the jotfr reliable. Krtiy
household remedyia
Iwvlv'a". Pills, tbe aestainuflesvanaBBirnvnuiarac.
aaelk far MAnTbody" and
For salS
by ail dealers. BO
VKIN. CARMBR Ss CO.. r '
Proprietors, Baltimore, Md.
e M eodSm
nae su we ir
cess, by mniiona of mothers and children from the
i eebla infant of one week, aiAta tha .if.it t..
Contract AdvertlsemenU Ukea at. pnf r
-ea lines aaUd Nonpareil type maka oaTaqVari
.
.il-.-trf m r-rr ... , -.. :
4i 3.yy.W-XKilJ!l
"
BY CRONLY A MORB18. V
, ''"'vj-; !-tl V-. '
The 8ale; off :, Gtockeiry ,
- ' ' 1 1. y: -hit
Y AUCTION, .. . -
I ' '
;-.'-.
wiine contlnaed to-aay without roserre at iha
Store No. 15 Market street.
.'rtrit
arid HAY.
NOW RECEIVING
AND IN STORE, ;
10,000 BMh WHITB 10,000
i:.v ; ... , .. . . . .: ' s.:J.V:i-
Corn! Corn! Corn!
AND
1.000
BALES
BALES
I ljUUU
1,000
GOOD TIMOTHY "
Hay I Hay! Hay!
WHICH WB OFFER LOW IN CAR
LOTS OR OTHBRWI8E. '" 7
B. F. Mitchell & Son.
jy 24 St
Toilet Q-oocls.
T TJBIirS AND ' PINAUD'3 EXTRACTS,
I Farina Coloene Waters. Chelca Imnorted Hoad.
- a J
Fine Bathing Sponges, ronudes, Cocmetlaaee. Ac.
r or "tie ny
WM. 11. GREEN. DrmnriaL
jySttf . ' . Market Street..
Wilson, CMlis & Cos Wagons
"YAQONS OF ABOVE MAKE,
AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES,
For sale by
Jyt4.tf - KERCHNXK A CALDBM BROS.
Hall's Cotton Gins.
Q.INS OF ABOVE MAKF, -
For sale by
jy 34 tf KERCHNER Si CALDER BROS.1 '
" . ! . : 11 1 i .
Corn Meal and Hay.
2QQQ Bash White and Yellow CORN,
800 water Mill MEAL,
2QQ Bales No, 1 TIMOTHY HAY,
For sale by
JySitf KERCHNES St CALDER BROS.
Flour. Flour. Flour.
1000 Bbl VIJVR, a740
For sale by
IT 34 If KERCHNER A CALDER BROa
rown Cc Roddick
45 Blarfcet Street,
The Nobbiest Thing Out
IS OUR
"DUKE OF ARQYLB" LINEN COLLAR AND
TIE COMBINED,
r
For which we are the Sole Agents in this city.
Give us a call.
BROWN A RODDICK.
45 Market St.
Jyi tf
L. S. L.
NEXT DRAWING OF THB
Louisiana State L.otlery
TAKES PLACE AUGUST t. PRIZES FROM
1 100 to S30.S00. Price. Whole tlckeU. t 00.
Halves $1 00
Address lock box rra,
Jy 13 tf Wilmington, N. O.
Notice.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
that I have a First-Class a No. 1 Car-,
riage Painter. Those wishing to have
their Carriage, Buggy or Phaston painted, will do
well te give us a trial. We guarantee satisfaction
at low prices. On Third, between Market and Prin
cess Streets.
jy 24 tf F. Et. HAYDEN.
For Sale.
i - . . . . . . .i . . . .
A T THK NEW FUKHITUKB DTUKB Ur 0-U.
J. BENDS A MUNROE, S. B. Cor. ; Market St S4
fits., Wllminjson, a large assortment of Marble
Too. wood tod. tibtod rurnirare. laousgea. rar-
lor tietta. Mattreaaes. Mo
nofqano . neu. w arrow ,
Tablaa. sideboarda. Ac. Ac. Ac. wholeaale . and
retail low for cash. Take due notice thereof aad
govern yourself accordingly. , JyjU tf
THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort, Va.
.. .... -. --. : - -.
SITUATED ONE HUNDRED YARDS FROM
Fort Monroe. Open all the year. Equal to any
Hotel In the United States as a StnoctS Rxsobt.
Send for circular describing hyglenie advantages,
Ac. HARRISON PACE BUS, , .
my SS 9m Proprietor.
Pure Water.
r-uB
DRIVE WELLS AR-3 THB CHBAP-
eat. aimnleat and surest aonrcM Of Dare
water- supply to be had under ground. Jf bay
cost half aa much as open wells ana are rrae rrom
all the objections common to them. Can ba pat
dawn anywhere, requiring tbe labor of two man on.
to two hours. Bend for special Illustrated Circular .
and prices. '
7. M. KINO CO., :
Jy J4 tf Wilmington, N. C.
To All
WB EXTEND AN INVfTATION TO EXAM- .
lne our extenaive stock of FASHIONABLE
FURNITURE, Bedding. Mattresses, Ac. We are
offering indacementa to purchaserr, and guarantee "
satisfaction in PRICES. : - - i
- D. A. JSMITH St CO.. 1
Furnitare Ieai era
Jyl4tf
48 Mo. Frost St,
Your Interest.
ri i i
IVB MB A CALL BEFORE YOU PUBOH ABB v
IT School Books and BCDooi e uuonery. i nave a
rail nmih of Text Booka adapted by tba state S'j
Board of Bdncatlon. Also ' Slates. . Panells, Peaa,. . :
Holders, Ink. Crayon, Ac, Ac. Pianos sad Organs .
of the very beat make always on band. We want
your patronage and will do all ws ean to make 'fi
buaineas relations pleasant.
jy 34 tf YATES BOOK STORE.
-SSrr
,1.