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HORNING EDITION.
OUTLINES.
Messrs. Page, Horr and Reagan, of the
committee on Commerce, made speeches in
the House in favor of the Mississippi ap
propriation ; good words for the South from
llivir. E.vGoveruer Dennison, of
Ohio, is dead. The steamer Pera
sunk by an iceberg off Cape Race, and
ileven men are
Flipper's
sentence of dismissal is approved by the
President.
other fiend to his long home; this time in
Kentucky. An old feud in Texas be-
t ween two families (McNutt and Coggins)
results in a tight with Winchester rifles, in
which one was killed and several wounded.
Messrs. Windom and Beck spoke to
the House on the Whiskey bill, the former
in opposition aud the latter in favor of the
measure. -
A non-union workman is
b ully beaten by strikers at Cleveland, Ohio,"
iveland.Ohio,"
Egyptian af-
1 will probably die. -
fairs re still n
have lent Cairo,
re still in a muddle; all Europeans
and the Eastern Cable Co.
haw decided to change their plans.
Ninety kegrocs were arrested in South
Carolina yesterday for intimidating voters,
and the Supervisor of Registration was also
arrested for obstructing registration.
The Private Secretary of Bishop Gilraour,
of the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland, was
forcibly ejected from a newspaper office,
yesterday, which created a sensation.
New York markets: Money 2 3 per
cent.; cotton easy at 12 3-1612 7-16c;
southern flour dull and easier at $5 40
SCO; wheat, ungraded red $1 201 44;
coin, ungraded 76477ic; rosin firm and
more active at $2 152 22; spirits turpen
tine very strong at 4647c.
The Florida orange crop will be
lisdit. We prefer them yellow.
Proctor Knott has the inside track
for the Democratic nomination for
the Kentucky Gubernatorial Chair.
It is now said that Jonas has had
another sober thought and will not
unite with the Rads. Sensible Jo
nas. Aiss Lacoste, now of Baltimore,
but formerly of New Orleans, is the
real author of "Somebody's Dar
ling.'
England reports the
death of
We may
as Anderson at 107.
supjioe there was a r;eord, as such
things are looked after in that coun-
trv.
I; oral stuns have been subscribed
the relief of the Patrick coun
Mifterers. The prospect for
I u
tv
next crop is very good, we are glad
to h arn.
Anthony, of Rhode Island Planta
ion, is happy again. He succeeds
limself as United States Senator for
six
years. Wood tor $30,000 more ot
people's earnings.
Mr. Henry" Fleming in his defense
to Miss Livingston's action gives her
a desperate name and says the suit is
simply for blackmail.
bail place and is the
She lives in a
mother of a
clnl-
i he Kansas wheat crop is safe,
flic estimated average is 18 bushels
an acre. Crop estimated at 25,000,
OOu bushels. Rye acreage 300 per
ceiit.Jncrea.sc. Corn acreage, increase
- per cent.
A New Y'ork policeman clubbed
severely two Russian Jews because
they complained of ill usage by the
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Societies. A
ew i ork policeman would club
any "body or any thing, even gand
dadilv or dad.
Charlotte Female Institute had 177
matriculates for the year just ended.
Of these 1: 50 were from this State,
oix States were represented. The
catalogue printed at Raleigh by TJz
zell and Gatling is a beautiful speci
men of the typographical art and
fully equal to the best Northern speci
mens. 1 he Washington Post satisfies it
slf that the next House will give
llle Democrats 21 majority the
ame as claimed by the Philadelphia
Vw and N. Y. Times for the Re
publicans. They all -know as
much about the elections to come off
a;i Ven nor does about the weather
u next Christmas. It is all guessing.
The University Monthly for Jun
has been received. It contains an
Cresting sketch of the late Judge
George W. Brooks. It concludes
thus :
KVHCo?xtin2 hy events, he was the first
L J -raL Judge that North Carolina has had,
wt?i k r19 Peculiar sphere and the times in
ho , acted- we wel1 may apply to him
Rewords of the poet:
He was a man take him for all in all,
e ne er shall look upon his like again."
The
I V(iXj vCXjV """NC J 7
Mr. J. A. Long was nominated by
mongrels at Raleigh but he is out in
a card declining any such very pe
culiar honor as the nomination im
plied. He says in Raleigh News-
Observer :
4'1 had never a thought of such a thing,
nor had any one directly or indirectly men
tioned or hinted it to me, and since it was
made 1 have respectfully declined to accept
the nomination. I do not vrovose to board
the vessel of the enemy in order to try to
scuttle my own ship. I do propose to stay
on board and help beat bacfc the assaults of
the enemy, and if the ship goes down, I
propose to go down with the ship."
Well done Mr. Long. He is not
to be bought with an office.
The Charlotte Observer, in its ac
count of the killing of the negro
child, an account of which we pub-
lished,who was cut in two by a train,
gives this as from the engineer:
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"A shudder ran through the engineer
when he picked up the head and body of
the child, and the sensations he experienced
when it broke into a cry were indescribable,
He nastily laid it upon the ground, when it
uttered the most agonizing screams for full
two minutes before it gave a gasp and died.
It was a strange experience to hear a dis
membered body crying, and was well calcu
lated to make the witnesses shudder."
Most of the Southern Democratic papers
that have come to hand approve the make-
'up of the Tariff Commission. Baltimore
American, Hep.
We have a pretty large exchange
and we have not seen any indorse
ment of the Arthur appointments
among Southern Democratic papers,
with one New Orleans exception. To
the contrary they denounce it
warmly.
The paragraph yesterday concern
ing the Republican nominations was
based entirely upon the .regular dis
patches, as the writer kaiew of no
other. Hence the remark that "we
are not surprised at anything but the
nomination of Col. Folk" had no
reference to those who had been
nominated by the Mott-Johnston
combination side show but who had
declined.
Spirits Turpentine.
Miss Mary, daughter of Maj. A.
M. Lewis, of Raleigh, is dead, and Mrs.
Lewis is very sick.
Eleven D. D.'s made thus far
iii North Carolina within a fortnight, and
the returns not half in.
Asheville Citizen : J ack Halli
burton, of the Morgan ton Blade, jumped
through the ' 'Liberal" hoop last week clear
into the lap of Republicanism.
Postoffi.ee Inspector Col. Thos.
B. Long has arrested John Headon, post
master of Hertford, charging him with em
bezzling $2,000 of money order funds.
New Berne Journal: Kinston
items: Corn 95 cents per bushel; eggs 12
cents per dozen ; chickens (grown) 50 cents
per pair; chickens (spring) 30 cents per
pair; butter (country) 30 cents per pound.
Mr. H. I. McDuffie has sold
the Laurinburg Enterprise to Mr. J. C.
Troy. The paper under the new manage
ment will advocate the Radical nominations
just made at Raleigh. It calls itself "Lib
eral," and talks of "Bourbon Democracy."
Beaufort Telephone: It is the
imperative duty of the Commissioners of
Navigation, and on behalf of the people
we call upou them to investigate the con
duct of certain pilots who have, during the
last two months, either through ignorance
or carelessness or both, so needlessly in
jured the reputation of Beaufort harbor.
Raleigh Farmer and Mechanic:
We regret to know that Bro. W. M.
Utley, of the Daily Evening Visitor, on
Thursday suffered the loss of another little
child, aged 2i months. He has general
sympathies. Judge A. A. McKoy
says he will neither seek nor refuse a re
nomination This is the true ground for a
Judge to take. The Guilfordians have
appointed committees, and set on foot ex
tensive preparations for the Fruit Fair,
August 9th and 10th.
Raleigh Farmer & Mechanic :
Col. Folk is a handsome, black bearded
man of 52, and has a great deal of vim
particularly in looking out for number one.
Col. George Nathaniel Folk is a native of
Isle of Wight county, Virginia, but has re
sided in North Carolina since 1853.
Lewis F. Churchill, of Rutherford. He
was not a member of the White Brother
hood, or Klan, and rendered himself so un
popular in those days that his "Democracy"
has been very "watery" ever since; not
withstanding his familiarity with the
"Kevenooers, and the prevalence ot un
taxed "corn" in that region. He is a native
of New England. Wake county Re
publican nominations: Senator, Thos. R.
Purnell; Commissioners, E. M. Bledsoe,
James H. Harris, John O. Harrison, and
James A. Temple.
Grensboro Prtriot: The great
need of North Carolina is a majority of
dog law statesmen in the next Legislature.
The State is safe enough but her sheep are
not. Lenoir, June 12. The Lenoir
Topic will publish an interview to-morrow
with Col. Geo. N. Folk touching his nomi
nation as Supreme court Judge by the Anti-Prohibition
convention. He is reported
as both declini jg and accepting the nomina
tion. He has written a letter to Dr. Mott
to that effect, declaring in equivocal lan
guage an unqualified endorsement of the
.Liberal movement. (Jol. a oik has no
personal following in this county, and his
acquisition to the new movement means
just one vote. Everybody acknowledges
his ability as a lawyer, but there are other
elements that go to make up the judicial
character which he does not possess. C.
Raleigh News- Observer: Dr.
Crenshaw informs us that the cotton in his
section of the county looks quite well. The
soil is clay. Peaches are being shipped
north in quantities. North Carolina will
this year make her biggest fruit shipping
record., A grand excursion will be
given from Durham to Goldsboro, Tuesday
the 20th inst., under the auspices of the
Methodist Sunday school. Yesterday
the case of the United States vs. Dolly Bur-
WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1882.
gess and Gaston George, charged with hav
mg m tueir possession counterreit suver
nTna ami with niuwino-thA sm who triv
in the United States District Court. Both
defendants were found guilty m no less
than three counts of the indictment. They
passed the coins on merchants and others
at Apex and vicinity principally.
Goldsboro Messenger: The New
Berne District Conference is to convene in
Beaufort, June 22d. A $185 bicycle is
among the possessions of a Goldsboro man.
Mr. W. S. Farmer is the owner. The
28th general annual meeting of the stock
holders of the A. & N. C. R R. Co. will be
held at Morehead City on Thursday, June
9th. We are requested to announce
that J. C. Scarborough, State Superinten
dent of Public Instruction, will lecture be
fore the Goldsboro Normal School at the
Opera House this (Thursday) evening, at 8
o clock, on the subject of education.
Tarhorn oorrfarvnTinfnrf flnr onttnti croTva
are looking poorlv: in some places in the
r r
county they have-been replanted twice. Gen
countvthef havebeenrenlanted twice. Gen-
erally the corn and other crops and the fruit
are doing well. There have of late
been manv unnecessary delavs and irremi
larities in the mails in Eastern Carolina, and
we are pleased to learn that through the in
fluence of Senator Ransom, Col.T. B. Long
has been instructed to make a thorough
overhauling of the several railroads and
postofflces in North Carolina.
Weldon News: The cotton
crop is reported to be in a bad condition
The stand is poor and the cool weather has
seriously retarded its growth. The storm
last week did no general damage, but in
several places the crop was injured
We learn that besides indictments already
found, the Federal Court at Kaleigh, has at
this term found indictments against the in
spectors of the election of 1880 at Cale
donia, Palmyra and Roseneath townships
in this countv. What grounds there are
for these indictments we do not know
The Supreme Court having sustained
the ruling of Judge Bennett, in reopening
tbe bids tor the canal property, it will be
resold on the first Monday in August, as
we are informed by Mr. iiul, the receiver.
In this Congressional District the fol
lowing are candidates for the Republican
nomination: J. hi. O Uara, endorsed by
Halifax and Northampton counties; O.
Hubbs, endorsed by Warren, Lenoir and
probably Craven; L. W. Humphrey, en
dorsed by Wayne and Greene; G. W. Stan
ton, endorsed by Wilson county. This
leaves the counties of Edgecombe and
Jones uncommitted to Any candidate.
We are requested to repeat the notice here
tofore given that the ceremony of laying
the corner stone at Haywood's church will
be performed on June 24th. The corner
stone will be laid with Masonic honors by
Halifax L)Odge assisted by other lodges in
the county. At the same time Mr. T. B.
Kingsbury will pronounce a eulogy on the
lite and character of Kev. Thomas li.
Lowe.
Charlotte Uoserver: Ihe spring
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bULLU Ul U1C UOI1CU UWICQ VUUlfc
was convened in this citv vesterdav morn- I
ing. His Honor, Judge Dick, presiding.and
Col. John N. Staples acting as solicitor.
mi 1 . i TV T-l T7, 1 r a. I
me xjr. duuu r . uaruy, 01 01.
Louis, was, at the time of his death, the
oldest member of the bar in that citv. He
was born in North Carolina in the vear
1803, and emigrated with his father to Mis-
o.,-; iqic xxrA-if r. Xf.t
rv. iH'r tr. Omo o.ti.ftnn,
rangement with the Greenback party in
v. v. wumu w uvuiv ovuiv ouuioiuvvutj cei
this state take it in and make a sort of
triple alliance? It is true there is not much
of it but that will make it all the easier to
capture. The north bound mail and
express yesterday evening was a genuine
peach train. Besides its usual number of
cars there were attached three regular
fruit cars, filled to the roof with peaches.
We are informed that Mr. John Bar-
rier has been appointed steward of North
Carolina College, at Mt. Pleasant, Cabarrus
county, and he has agreed to furnish board
to students at seven dollars per month.
The suit which has been pending in
the Superior Court of Mecklenburg county,
against the Air-Line railroad company, by
the widow of J. Whisnant. the engineer
who was killed in an accident on that road
in December, 1880, has been compromised,
Mrs. Whisnant agreeing to accept $6,250
and withdraw her suit against the compa
ny. In this same accident Ned Stroud,
colored, and Charles Sellers, white, em
ployes on the train, were killed, and suits
against the company by their relatives are
now pending for $5,000 and $10,000 dam
ages, respectively.
THE CITT.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mukson For warm weather.
Wm. H. Green Soda water, etc.
J. H. Hardin Flavoring extracts.
H. M. Bowden &Co. Good news.
J. C. Munds Cigars and cigarettes.
Magistrates' Court.
Mary Borden, colored, was arraigned be
fore Justice Millis, charged with assault
and battery upon David Price, colored,
submitted and judgment was suspended
upon the payment of costs.
David Price was next arraigned on the
charge of committing assault and battery
upon Mary Borden, and the same judgment
was rendered in his case.
Thomas Currie had a hearing on the
charge of assault and battery upon Sophia
Jones, colored, and judgment was sus-
pended upon the payment of costs
M. J. Gibbons had a hearing before
another Magistrate on the charge of com
mitting assault and battery upon Capt.
Thos. Morrison, and was required to pay
a fine of $10 and the costs.
mayor's Court.
David Price and Mary Borden, both
colored, were arraigned before His Honor,
yesterday morning on the charge of acting
disorderly and pugnaciously on North
Water street Wednesday night, the parties
having come to blows, though no damage
was done. Price was ordered to pay a fine
of $2. but the woman was discharged.
Not Substantiated.
Primus DeLeon, colored, was before Jus
tice Millis yesterday on the charge of steal
ing a quantity of wood from the lands of
J. W. D. Waddell, colored, living a few
miles below this city. The evidence on the
part of the State was not deemed suflScient
to convict and the case against defendant
was dismissed.
A trial package of " BLACK-ORAUGHT"
frte of charge.
For sale bv J. C. Mukds.
Morning
- t.oeai Dots.
rpho onpinta of cotton vp-?t,pr
1 he receipts OI COUOn yeSter
day footed up only 4 bales.
This section was visited by a
fine shower of rain yesterday.
A large private party went down
on the steamer Passport yesterday. Ex
cursions are very fashionable,
Up to yesterday afternoon only
196 dog badges had been sold. Canines are
not valued as highly as they used to be.
Yesterday was about the warm
est day of the season, the thermometer in
the Stab office registering as high as 86
degrees.
Somebody suggested the idea
a -i OO
a r ,.r, th wm
J-! mJ??
net! and raming it on. wnon Muse a
chance?
steamer Minnehaha is progressing, and she
will ha rnoiiT to Koan n hpr trirQ hv tnc first
...j o- j
of next week.
It is hoped the blackfish and
sheephead excursionists will have a good
time for their frolic to-day. Thev were
disappointed the last trip.
The Wilmington delegates to
the Republican State Convention have re
turned home, well satisfied we presume
with the little farce they have been enact-
I ing at Raleigh
We accidentally discovered yes-
terday that there was a "Humpty Dumpty
and Specialty Company" training in this
city for the coming season, and composed
of Wilmington boys.
A young man was going through
the streets yesterday with a snake alter
nately in his hand, in his pocket and in
his hat, and he handled the reptile with as
much sangfroid as if it had been a kitten
A Big Excursion from tne Up-Country
to Wilmington and tne Sea Snore.
Arrangements nave neen pence tea, we
understand, for a big excusion f rsia Shelby
and intervening points on the Carolina
Central Railroad to Wilmington, which is
to come off on the 26th inst. It is expect
ed that the most of the party, which will
include quite a number of merchants, will
remain here about a week, spending a good
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nortion of the time at Smithville and on
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would be a good thing for Wilming
I ton if we could have more such excur
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t0 our up-country friends. We are glad to
I hear, in this connection, that Mr. B. L.
I Trrv of th. FTntAi ttninQwioir i offArinr
I J " e
lnauccmeuts to attract travel in mis airec-
tion, and that Col. Robinson, President of
the C. C Road is inclined to second any
efforts to that end.
Fate of Two Enterprising Dealers In
Brass and Iron.
Frank Mott alias Frank Baker, colored,
who was arrested on Wednesday last,
charged with stealing brass from the ship
yard of Capt. S. W. Skinner, had a pre
liminary examination before Justice Millis
yesterday. From the evidence it seems
that he stole one piece of brass and sold it,
which was valued at $20, to say nothing of
other articles of the same nature taken.
Defendant was ordered to give a justified
bond in the sum of $50 for his appearance
at the next term of the Criminal Court, in
default of which he was committed to jail.
Alex. Johnson, colored, arrested for steal
ing a valuable piece of iron from the same
premises as above, also had a preliminary
hearing yesterday, and, in default of a
justified bond in the sum of $50, was sent
"
to keep company with his friend Baker.
Fire in tne Country.
Mr. John D. Mints, living in Columbus
county , about three miles from Brinkley's
Depot, had the misfortune to lose his kitch
en and smoke house by fire yesterday morn
ing. Mr. Mints awoke between the hours
of 1 and 2 o'clock and discovered them
in a light blaze. In addition to the build
ings, JH.r. m. lost an his provisions ana
kitchen furniture, not having so much as a
pound of the former left, or anything to
cook it in or cat it on. In the early part of
the night he had taken a lot of honey and
that was also lost. Mr. Wm. Mints, his
brother, living in this city, also bad about
$25 worth of furniture in the kitchen that
was destroyed. There was no insurance
on the property burned, which was valued
at abour $200,
About to Fight a Duel.
The Greensboro Patriot has, under the
above head, the following blood-curdling
item of some interest to people hereabouts :
"Passengers on the Charlotte train this
morning brought rumors of an expected
hostile meeting between Jones, of the Char
lotte Observer, and W. P. Canaday, of the
Wilmington Post. Jones is the challenging
party. The casus belli is an editorial in the
Post charging Jones with being 'a liar, a
thief and a coward.' We are reluctant to
believe that any gore will be shed, though
both combatants have brilliant fighting re
cords. Jones has been blown up on a
steamboat, slung-shotted, shot at, caned,
bludgeoned, clubbed and mauled, and is
still a fine specimen of physical manhood. "
Democratic Committee Meeting-
A meeting of the Democratic Executive
Committee was called for last night, but it
was finally postponed until this evening,
when it will be held at the office of the
Chairman and the time for the meeting of
the County Convention will be fixed upon.
..Paralvtic strokes, heart disease, and. kid
ney affections, prevented by the use of
Brown's Iron Bitters. f
OPERA. HOUSE.
Soiree and Concert for tne Benefit of
the Benevolent Society.
The concert and soiree at the Opera
House this evening bids fair to be intensely
enjoyable. Prof. VanLaer will be assisted
in the entertainment by the Arion Society
and Prof. G. M. Hobbs, the violinist. The
following gives a practical and sensible
view of the coming treat and the important
ends to be subserved by it:
Wilmington, N. C. June 15, 1882.
Editob Stab. To-night (Friday) Prof.
VanLaer gives one of his fine concerts.
The eause for which it is given and the as
surance of a fine entertainment should be
a guarantee for a crowded house. Prof.
VanLaer and his assistants have kindly ten-
I dered their time and talents in the interest
I... - . v..... m
9? e Por . of our Clt7- An tni3 c.u7 OI
30,000 inhabitants there are belonging to
I the Ladies' Benevolent Society forty mem
1 veis- Think of it; only forty who feel an
I interest in mis worK ior tnc sunenng poor;
Why should there not be 4,000? I
understand that in the treasury there
I . - . .'. .
ai a time, wnen sicknfiAs mnat hefn.
I many who will need assistance or suffer
"Will ,-,, i i r ttt: l :
teke ma matter close home to their warm
hearts and let a liberal spirit be the outflow?
The tide of fortune turns; sickness and re
verses may be ours ; will we not, whilst we
can, open our purses and each pour at least
a little into the treasury of the Society that
tn wants of the nnnr tnftv m At V anrl in
doing this, how it will make glad the heart
of the President of this Society, Mrs. Ken
nedv.who in her advanced vears and feeble
ness is ever looking after the wants of the
poor, if you can do no more, give twenty-
ve cents and go'to the concert. Let the
I hnncp hp full A trauAlnnir trnim or t uj ontir
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five cents admission would nil tne house and
take your money away.and you be less high
ly entertained. Then go to the concert to
night. And you men of means, can't you
send in your check to Mrs. Kennedy for an
aiiiuuui say, just, wuai whxcwux uictaies r
Will you do it ? It will be a profitable in
vestment. 1 RAVEIJ.EH.
Tbe Lutheran Lawn Party.
The second and psrhaps the last lawn
party that the Lutherans of our city will
give this summer, was given last night. It
came so soon after the first one of three
weeks ago. because the wife of the pastor,
who is the President of the Dorcas Society,
will leave for her home in Pennsylvania,
next week, to be gone some three months,
and the members desired her presence in
the entertainment. The grounds, the vestry
room of the church and the parsonage were
all ablaze with various forms of light, to
which some Chinese lanterns lent a beauti
ful effect. A constant flow of young and
old came to patronize the ladies in their
efforts to raise money. All appeared
much pleased, everything passed off plea
santly, and the party was a financial success.
After having for several hours partaken of
food and delicacies, vocal and instrumen
tal music was enjoyed till a late hour.
Many present regretted that Mrs. A. Has-
hagen would leave for Germany last night,
and thus sever the pleasant relations of her
lnnrr memhp.rshin with the Dorcas ftocietv.
The success of last night will no doubt en
courage the ladies to make attempts in en
tertaining the public in other ways in the
near future.
Mr. Darby's Nomination.
The Observer has stated upon the au
thority of the Wilmington Star, that Mr.
Frank Darby, of the Cape Fear District
had declined to accept tne nomination as
candidate for Judge, tendered him by the
anti-probibition convention, and we now
state upon the authority of Mr. 1 nomas tf.
Devereux, of Raleigh, that Mr. Darby has
not declined. Col. Wm. Johnston yester
day received this dispatch, which he re
quests us to pubush :
Raleigh N. C, June 18th, 1882.
Col. Wm. Johnston, Charlotte, N. C.
Darbv does not decline our nomination
for Judge.
Thomas P. Devereux.
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I hno hnnn ootn hir VI r I lorhtr htmon r Mao
is it Frank? Charlotte Observer of the Uh.
The Star said in its issue of the 9th
inst:
We are clad to announce, bv authority,
that Mr. Frank H. Darbv will not accent
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the nomination for Judge of the Fourth
Judicial District tendered him by the Coa-
lition Ponvpntion at Raleitrb We have
lition convention at Kaieign. we nave
never for a moment doubted that this
would be Mr. Darby's conclusion.
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Mr. Darby authorized this statement at
that time and being interrogated yesterday
repeated it, and added that neither would
he accept the Republican nomination and
endorsement.
Vandals Cutting up an Engl ne Hose
What Could Have Been Their Mo
tive?
The discovery was made yesterday morn-
inor thnt the rmo-inp hoiTOP Of the KrOOklVTl I
hand engine company, located on Bruns-
nrinlr ht-roAn Ri-rth and Seventh streets I
had been broken open and the hose of the
company, comprising about five hundred
feet had cut up int0 small piece8(
rendering it perfectly worthless. No idea
can be formed as to the cause of this out
rageous act of vandalism, as none of the
mutilated hose was carried off. That the
deed was perpetrated with some malicious
intent, however, there can be no doubt. It
is not certain whether the building was
broken into on Tuesday or Wednesday
night, but the deed was perpetrated on one
of those nights.
RI VER AND MARINE.
- The Swedish barque Cometen, Hallen-
gren, hence for Riga, Russia, arrived at
Elsinore on the 8th.
The schooner Bessie E. Dickinson,
Dickinson, sailed from Bath, Me., for this
port on the 9th inst.
The schooner Fred. C. Holden cleared
from Calais for Red Beach on the 12th inst.,
to load for this port.
" BLACK-DRAUGHT " cures costivenen
and Sick-Headache.
For sale by J. C. Mtjnds.
i
WHOLE NO. 4622
War, Department, Signal Service, I .
9. Army.
TWIalr, f TCkm- w-.
"V, , V. , . . .
Bcgefit of Ownmerce and Agriculture.
COTTOS:BKLT BULLBTIlf.
I j Junk 15, 1882 5 P.M.
The neteoroloeJcal observations (riven in tola
table re not tkoae taken only at the point h
named, bnt are Upended to cover the entire cot
ton beat. The fipures for Wilmington, for exam
ple, coyer the average temperatures and rainfall
at Wugnington, tJlorence, Cheraw, charlotte.
Wade oro, LumBerton, Goldsboro. Weldon and
Saltebtry- 8o of "Galveston, which Is the district
centre of eighteen towns In the ootton region of
Texas. The observations are taken at 5 P.M., bnt
do not reach WllwUwrton until after midnight.
i r
AVERAGE.
Districts.
ISBI
A Max.
Min.
Temp.
Rain
Fall.
.10
.17
.05
.00
.27
.00
.00
.00
.00
.04
.09
.11
Temp
Wilmjgton .
Chark iton
Augusta
94
93
1)4
05
9'2
95
100
91
m
96
95
94
66
fitt
70
68
r.9
72
78
72
73
69
71
Savannah
Atlanta . .
Montgomery . t
Mobile
New Orleans .
I Galves W .
e
Little fMck . .
Memphis
The'M'kvwlnanru
day: f
SonH
Atlantic States, fair weather,
south tc west wfeids, continued high U rn
i . . .
hi,
gbt
I r Zi J
baromer.
Foreign Shipments.
The . allowing comprise the foreign ship
ments Q-om this port yesterday . The Nor
wegian)arque uEolu, Capt. Krogb, for
Antwefj), by Messrs. PatersoD, Downing fc
Co., wiji 750 ca&a of spirits turpentine,
and 1,3V) barrcifc of rosin, valued at $17,
I 636.82;fcnd the Norwegian brig Qauttan,
CaDt Weibve. Xor Belfast. Ireland, with
2 " ' !
500 casks spirits; turpentine and 1,561 bar
rels of osin, vfued at $16,100. Total
valuatic a of foreign exporls for tbe day,
$38,786,2.
AS scurf and tartar disappear
lonijnouth aud teeth, though dark and
And all becomes fresh, pure and clear
If we but SOftDDONT apply.
That mfeic washVall now confess
Gives twthe mouSh new loveliness.
CITY ITEIHS.
PERSONAL ! TMTEN ONLY 'Twit vni.Tiip
Belt Co., Marshal!1 jRlch., will send Dr. Drs's
Celkbra? id Eicrb-Voltaic Belts and Elec
tric Appuances on . rial for thirty days to men
(youm? oft old) Who-are afflicted with Nervous
Jbillty. lost VitalEr and Manhood, and kindred
troubles, 4ruarantehltr a Deed v and comnlnta re
storation jf health Ma manly vhror. Address as
above, af. B. No fik Is Incurred, as thirty days'
trial is allowed.
MRS. VtTNSLOW HOOTOmtl HVRTTP Rev
Sylvanus Cobb thusj srHei tbe " Bowton Christian
Freeman" : We wdjfcld by no means recommend
any kind Of medicine which we did not know to
be goodTCbarticuIady for infants. But of Mrs.
WinslowTj Soothing Syrup .we can speak from
knowledaS ; in our Mm family It has proved a
blessing indeed, by firing an infant troubled with
cone patna quiet sis jp, ana its parents unbroken
rest at nif at. Mosty&rents can appreciate these
Dte88ing8.iiere is an article which works to
yhnaS
bh Sords tbfwant! bVTe'rfectly
and the lte.eherukawakes as "brlKht i
lection, aaa wnica 4s harmless ; for
as a but
thine iti
ton." An . auruur sbe pi
during fee process of teething Its
value Is incalculable We have f
have irean
ently heard
mothers
they w"bld not be without it from
the birth qf the chile till it had finished with the
teething siege, on ajy consideration whatever
Sold by aR druggist.' 90 cents a bottle'
St. Joseph SatuTojajr Democrat, Aug. 27, 1881.
A 1 RIEND TO THE FRIENDLESS.
Sorrow Shd sickness is the too common heri
tage of humanity, and when we see how little is
done to alleviate th miseries of the great mass
of humanity we are almost oat of patience with
life. Eve a where tb? Intentions are best, igno
rance is pt ne to bidjthe afflicted "suffer and be
strong," it jtead of "Ministering to the mind dis
eased," oi laying a braid of healing on the poor
lorcurea cway.
Ah ! whan Act
3lenc.$nd Philanthropy, with love
and sympfihy and sfc
til, come to the aid of the
stiff erere, vaey feel a' If the angel of anaunciatlon
had drawr near.
Samaritan Nervine JTeally is salvation to thou
sands. I apeak from a full heart when V say It,
for friendsvery near And dear to me have been
restored to health anc happinese by means St it.
"God blstka Dr. Richmond," said one of them to
me the other day.
"BTeel as I know the man
mentionedjn Scripture must have felt when he
rerusalenrto Jericho and fell amonir
thieves, and when robbed and at the point of
death, wacbe friended and restored to health hy
tbe Good i imarltan."
"Yes," hm continued, "that was exactly my
condition. a- I had spent a fortune in doctor's bills
and patent medicine. Everything I could hear
of I tried, ro desperate was my situation, but I
grew wonjl steadily, -ajitll some kind friend told
f me of the Bamaritaa iiervuie. Since taking It I
M!! Pv ..
n iw buus uivuiiuosenioui uruui oi me oonen-
cent nature of the nsjiedy, it to not strange that
an editor,' always iplicltous for an aocurate
knowledgi of what oauld benefit the world in
nePaL sb nJd takfe earliest opportunity of
visiting tht Jnventorind proprietor of the mcdi
cine at the"world's Hileptlc Institute.
o iuuujj utjvjsi ui uia cicksui UI I tin-
office busUP engaged to superintending the gentle
man wnos Dusiness is to attend to tne details
of the immense corrsj bondenoe which is a natural
result of hit wide-sprd reputation.
spri
vn or
On making known titer wishes, he very kindly
accompanied us in OUJT tour of Inspection through
the magnificent buildifeg and grounds.
Almost ate soon as entered the office our at
tention wsl arrested fcy a wonderful collect Ion
of photographs, nujpberlng somewhere In tbe
thousands . All nations, ages and stations ware
represented. The elegant eartt of the society
leader was .side oy spe wun t ne picture or tbe
humble arfisan: lunpcsnt childhood and withered
humble artisan ; uinoctnt childhood and withered
old age, ah wed mtaor counterfeit presentments
the gratitude they coOld not speak: doctors, law
n mlnlAnt nf hs Jmnwl inMInn lit
piam mounrs oi rauiies. naugnty cnuuren 01
wealth, IM and poor nigh and low, black and
white, all T ere reprat tnted. It reminded me of
I tho mlia j t aitrm rf
rope, only Instead of the
crutches, bandages.
u, suver and wax images
of the recuiterated nUgrims. left before tbe sh
uine
of the mlnUBle workac Dr. Richmond has as test I
moiMi th pictures. his deeply grateful pa
You mu-x feel verjSbappy, doctor, when you
1 li A- a t .ti1VllOTtlw ' una aalH
"Ah! ves.? said the -loctor pleasantlv. "but If I
, - V , . . I . , , -' , i
you like mArt GalkMy, what would you say to
my LiDrarr-
ne iwi m w w wn ireii susruueui, via we I
fouowed, aacpecttng j)iuy to see perhaps one
bookcase (Died witbwduBty tomes of abstract
science. Instead, t he walls were lined with very
handsome V)okaaf en containing over one hun
dred thou and unto jcited testimonials from
those whooAthe Nertvfte had cured.
. "How wonderfully 1 drtunate as well as talented
you are," we exclaimed in amazement. "The
Nervine lnVvproved aBerfeot gold mhie.''
The docttr looked n us reproachful.
"I am not one to underestimate the value of
wealth." haanswered. "for I have known what
it to to be without it, but what to the most col
lossal f ortt, ie that waa ever ui the grasp of mor
tal man In vomparisoifcto the good my remedy is
doing? Picthre to yourself, if you can, what must
be the feelttg of an eoJjeptic . Think of him with
his dreadful disease 3b long pronounced Incu
rable. He eannot take,part In tne studies, duties,
employmei 'a, recreations or amusements of an
ordinary fe iow being He Is an object of horror
rather that, of pity tor his friends. His malady
never stand still: it to Constant ly growing worse
and more dreadful in .jail its phases. Last and
.. .. jA.iS,l K,,f,.. nlm a rAm th. m f 1 1 nl..
wk "E-?J"- rtt.-rrr;".!':
"'''..SriS
SmTcis.
tempted toiurse Hevn and die. Why, It would
bring tearsto your eatAtoread a letter I received
to now attaka toha TNerrffieCT
XT 'noZ fellow !r, iv'ffno
That's the lnd of a tfclng to make a man feel
happy.
or AD
One Sqaara One Day.
" Two Days.
Three Daya..
1W Day.
Fire Day.
One Weak
" Two Waeka,
Three Waeka, . .
" One Month.
Two Month..
Three Mont he. .
Six Month,
One Tear
II 00
M
im
... woo
in m
M Id
40 T
fW Contract AdrnrtlwrncnM taken at projxir
tlonataly low rate.
Tan ltaaa olid Nonpareil type make onm aqnare
no8aw-in ini city, on xMreoar moi-nina,
16 lnrt., at B o'clock. Mm. M A Kl KM ARCANE
,A KMJSAIIKTI! WKKMKI.l.. widow .f.loiri
Weasel!, born In Hoya, Province Hanover, Germa
nyaea w years s months and an day
The funeral will take place from the residence
of her son, A. D. Weasel!, on 9d. between Market
and Dock streets, this (Friday) afternoon, at
o'clock, from thence to ft. Paul's K. Lutheran
Church, thence to Oakdale Cemetery Friends
and acquaintances of the family are respectfully
requested to attend.
Servant Of God, well done !
Praise be thy new employ.
The hattle fought, the
vie
ctory won.
Rest In thy Saviour's joy
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Warm Weather
QKT A LIGHT STRIPE COAT, ONLY Or.
For a dnrable, economicsl SHIRT, gt the
"KING"; only tl.OO.
MITNHON.
Je li Jt Clothier and Furnisher
Smoke
rpHR L'NICL'M "MATCH-LAW" CIUARKTTM
and the El'RKKA CIGAR,
Sold hy
JAMRS c MI NUS.
Pharmacist.
Je 10 it 35 North Front Ht
Soda Water,
MINERAL WATERS,
Ale.
Igrsrw. Toliarco Chjnrett.
Toilet Articles, tr . tr .
For sale hy
WILLIAM li . li K.I.N
Market Steele
Je ie tf
Flavoring Extracts.
JCRK EXTRACTS OK VANILLA. LEMON.
Htrawlicrry. Almond. Pineapple. Oranye. Ilanana.
Ac. for sale by
H HARPIN. Druaclst.
New Market
je letr
Good News.
TIIK NEW SADDLERY AND THI NK HoCSE
at No 40 Market street. Is the
the hest roods for the least money
at No. 40 Market
street. Is the place to ft
otlilnf old.
eve
rrthlnx new. M 11 J
Jacobs is always on
Trunks and Satchels.
han
d with the same smile
lanre assortment
The Blcelslor Harness still
re pall
H w
Je 1 tf
H M
DEN A ' i
Aspin wall Bananas.
NOTHER SITPPLY OP THOSE CHOICE AS
PINWALL BANANAS received Enjoy them
while you may as the season is almost over
For sale at
8. O. NOKTIinoI' S
Je 2 tf Fruit and Confectionery Stores
The Arkansaw Traveller,
rpHK BK8T HUMOROPH PAPER OF Tn AGE
Price Five Cents. For sale at
HARRIS' NEWS DEPOT
Smoke the ' Belle of Calvert Street," the best
Five Cent Cigar In the market Je t6 tf
New Styles !
Straw Hats !
HARRISON A ALLEN,
Hatters,
Je t5 tf
Standard Family Medicines.
IMI
WORTHINOTON'8" CHOLERA M KIM
INE.S. for Dvsenterv. l)lnrrhia. Summer
1J
Complaints, Cramps and all bowel troubles
"DR. BOYKIN8 S WORM KILLER '
The surest and most reliable Vermifuge In use
"EVERYBODY'S CATHARTIC PILLS,"
A gentle and certain cathartic- no mercury acts
on the liver and bowels
"DR. HYLAND'S HEALING POWDERS.
1 for Man and Beast
Send for Certificates.
For sale by all Drugrtsts and General Dealers
my 81 eod Im nac su we fr
Wagonette for the Sound.
QN AND AFTER THURSDAY, l.Vni rNUT
tho Wagonette will be run to and frem the HounU.
leaving w llmlnirton. corner Second atid IHiices
streets, at 0 P
Returning, leave the Hound st
7 A. M
Je 13 tf
T .1 SOUTH KRLAND
For Smithville.
'T'HE STEAMER PASSPORT IS NOW MA
JL king her Regular Trips for Mmlthvllle. leaving
Wharf, foot of Market Street, at B AM escept
on Saturdays, when she will leave Stntthvtlle st
7.80 A M and Wilmington nt 4.S0 P M
I W HAHPEIt.
Master and Agent
Je 0 Im
Scissors.
JOEING AWARE OF THE FACT TH AT LADIES
like good Scissors, we have secured the Agency
for ROBERTS' RAZOR STEEL SCISSORS
We have In stock a rood assortment of the
above goods. Including; his Celebrated Button
Hole Scissors.
HAND BAGS AND POCKET BOOKS
Those In want of such articles would do well
to call on us, as we have a full line. We can suit
any one. our prices ranging f mm cents to It 00
Don't forget to see those 12V cent DCNTINUS
wnen visiting our store
BROWN A RODDICK,
ft A 7 North Front St
Je 11 tf
Rice Farm for Sale !
J WILL SELL THAT VALt ABLE RICE FARM,
formerly owned by Col Henry N Howard, aad
known as Haw Hill Plantation Situated near
the month of Town Creek, In Bi unswlrk county,
containing about K00 acres of Farm land, of
i,u ... ., . , , , . .
w u M li !. w IT" I- net- mi r '11 It 1 1 I- 1 1 1 I K II 1 1 , oi a
vel .urflw. ,,h h-vv JuXmtM maA
.t.
irT1 -4,., f. .),,. ,
IiK-iislve ti
cultivate than the river lands, while they are as
productive as any to be found on tbe tape Fear
River.
Je 11 lm D L GOHK
For Sale,
rpWO TIMBER CARTS HI T LITTLE VSED.
and three FINE MULES In No. 1 condition
For terms, apply to N. V. MrMILLAN, Mulllns.
8. C, or to G. W. WILLIAMS A CO Je II Iw
The Central Protestant
A SLEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND PAMILT NEWS
A paper and tbe Organ of the Methodist Protrs
tant Church In North Carolina, to published at
Oreenaboro. N. C.
TeVma.lt 00 per annum. In advance
TheelWbil.ty..f.,sl(K,,on. the numlK-r and
ff 'V'Z . J "'.. - L" ilTr 7. STP.
tirtolLrtton XvTl$r?f
PROTESTANT peculiar claims npon the natron
age f the ad vertlalng public Terms very favor
bTe porul your bosinea. Interest, and addreM
tbe editor
Ortensboro N C