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-FREDERICK PHILIPS, Edgtxmix.
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tor 8ojJcrroB:
-JOHN H. SZ0U2FFI qf Pfgniman.
- WILLIAM C. BOWXX, &E6rtXampUm.
-SHIFT GALLOWAY, & One..
f Tarboro wade: Gus d Hyman
left town Wednesday evening at 4 o'clock.
He stopped at- a settlement ' about seven
muesn rtom nere. Known as uostownjitosi
' get -'a? drink; "While there he fiot into ai
Suarret with Ned - Jones, about v Hyman
ogging J ones' hogs. Hyman called Jones
a a d liar, whereupon hetwas strack by :
Jones; Hyman then: drew razor and cut
Jones from his left ear-: to his Adam's ap-
WbcarV,- anwSF4T.e-.haVe' an I was arrested Thursday morning and lodged;
in lau. . . . ',vv inv'. ;J
Orecnsbbro oorrespondent pro
pounds this inqry':
"How did the term Tar Heel' originate
and becdnseffo1 be ptlled3d 'North? Caro-
r WKfT;' AUTKBTISBltnEPnrs.
-''JC. lffTs-Toilef articles.5-'-.
WK. H$ GKEkTnrnip' seed. ' ' f
fGKAND RKGAiA-Wednesclay. : ' "
I MtwspH74j3races and : suspenders1.'
: r ilL A, ? W?tAHiwtife :insirance. '
i HBiNSBERSER-Ladies' satchels, '&c
Continued Cost Salo !
Benefit of. Commerce and Agriculture. I Ckixuhxtxd Eiicrao-Voi.Tiio Bklw a6 rLo-
COTXOlV-BBtT BtJI.l.KXTW. I oawk on trial for thlrtr dayi to men I
,f. . i, ijjT .m--? I SPS?,? oW)who are afflicted with Herroaa 1
Themeteorolorfcal bbMrraflotiii in tw. I 2?Sffi ?5raeeln wer nI complete re-J.lllllllP Q - v rnA
table are not those taken onl7 at the oblnti tXXZtJPEW .A(L4"M VUIIIOUII Oi
!n - I " . ' .
AT
named, bnt are Intended to cover the entire cot
ton belt.' The'ftirarei fsVtlm(nrkaii. far
pie, cover the average temperatures and rainfall,
at Wilmington, , Korenoe, CfoeraW, Charlotte.
CogJicTTMenageries fir sale WiTt
Texas. The observations are taken at 5 P.M., bat
uv put renuu tt nmingtoB umu airer nuamgut,
trial is allowed.
43 Ufarkct f tret
Malaria.- Chilli and Ferer, and Btllona attaokai
-"' :':r-L iitji-O" i-f! . r . ijeauiort Telephone: The. sea
i -1
U '
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li,-. 'I
opt? n.teie,, - , : , . . .
cause of the- naval stores produced; I, various .crews . have repaired to. their re. j 'Sunday night wasquite "fallish'." T' ! '
iidV.i VeLf it: lii.1 I srjective'stations.,.'- Mr. H. W. Hibbs. n w - .
.. Ana xsoara qi .uau ana
positively enred with Emory's standard Core 1 ,
most obstinate, Iong-etandiiig cases,' sajrar. I
coated: eaniilnir nn irrlntnv ttM4m I V
inMf Wiva'irW iK :irlfJi specUTC stations., -MMW.Httbs,
soldiery (of- the State- gionfied it and
same Sound, was in town on Mondav
last, Mr. H. is ensrasred in cultivatinsr wa-
I termelons, and planted this -season about
T!if
out t!.e State.
t-L'LA Ji2i:. '-" xt. ;;termeli
lurueu iMnto; a Wfe 01 ; nonor. o itwenty acres. He has sold about 15.000 in
:SoIdiers 'ever 'had' the' sticking quali- I -New York and Baltimore, obtaining fair,
.'-' '" i. vV : j 'i j 'a I pricea.f or them. He raised on.t'Qjpaj"'
ties mnr hiorrilir n ovolnnoH than I :v!.v ' j i jr-STV,
those 'glreh to thecS.ue of the Bouth I portion of his crop is harvested and;
Dy JN ortn-arouna 1 here, were more I .storms may destroy his corn or 5 worms eaV
JAXXSD. MelYER, Mbore. n --'rr.AWA iV' Ktr 0no I his cotton, he will be able to exist on his 1
-frk&K X. 8TRUDWICK. Ortmg. I ; -. ' I own resources,: Variety m cfpp raising ai:
-frajtk 1. osborste, of Mecklenburg, .thousands, than ny.jOtlier ttate fur- ways pays. ; ;. : . .
Solicitors are voted for by iMstrtcta. I nfaVu) 'iTr-Vl. " b-'aUW -mr,-A -i I- ttt
her nominees win be voted f6r throujrh- --yM,. vf csansoury watchman: JbiDerai-
Maih 1 for the immortal Tar Heels I I s rebellion, - desertion and office hunt
ing, carried on .by disaffected Democrats
and encouraged by Mott - and the revenue
but transacted no business of public impor-i
OUTLINES.
I jrjte brighsunsi
j uTo tcbeer.and gladden, all. around ,
! And drivethe dampnesstrom the ground ( j Little Bocj:, ,
; ---Walter Shaw, a colored bovi. was I
arrested and committed to the guard house;'
'yesterday afternoon; by a ;kpepial. poycef
man, charged with disorderly conduct at the
Wilmington &. Weldon depot.'
- - " f AVERAGE:
: " Dl8TMCT8- 'Max; .L Ifin. "Ram
t - " . f. Temp Temp. Fatt
Wilmington .. . 84 6i , , . 00 '
Charleston .84 67 .00
Augusta'...,,.. ,85 68 ,01
iSavahnahi'.. " 85 70 .31
!AtlaniaV.'.V. ,85; .67 .00
Montgomery,. . u ;; 85 . 70 .17
Mobile;;;;:..,. , '86 71, .83
New;OrJeans;;; .',. 88 ; ; 71 :84
Galvesfbn,i.... 91 ' ' ' 66 .01
Vicksburg,.'.. . ' 87 . 71 .04
Little Rock,... 90 . 63 .04
Memphis..;:. , ,89 66 .16 ,
- mild and efficient, certain ta their , action and
unruxusa mau eases; tney ecectuaily cleanse the
pjvvm, ana rive new me ana (one to, tbe body. I
XJVerCkmnlamtthAii nnnal -tint . trara.r. M I
I
Ml
box will have a wonderful effect on the worst
vase, i ney are I
clans, and sold b
oo cent , ooxes. Emory's Uttte Cathartic Pm.
pest ever made, only 15 Cents. Standard Cure
Co.114 Nassau Street, New York. f 7
W1NQ TO prR JXILCTLX TO ttCCUU AM-
other Store to remove to wh0 oor prsMat Mm4
WaseW FriIrM and rmovated, Ve wtU en
tlauefo . .
wonaerrai effect on the worst I rni. ' " r,
rnvM Thirty IDcljb Longer !
Emory's little Cathartic Pills. I . -
The following are the indications for to-.
day;
H -:',
(irlii i.il returns of the late election in
Al:i!i;una show a Democratic majority, on
a two-thirds rote, of 47,037. and theLegis-
larsjelv Democratic.
- South Atlantic and Gulf States, easterly
to southerly winds, local rains, partly
cloudy weather, lower barometer and nearly
Cn ia "I- -P A -ri'fria '' "I'TOO
, vu r. , , ffanff. - Miss Fisher's new-book will ao-
greatest of English naval officers,.! pear, so the Messrs. Appleton say, about the !!r,,e Befxtttf. WriRhteviiie To-Mor- j stationary temperature
"hXolcW n;.Avi A.rA I iwm oi next montn. - itocKy ttiver i ; i ,
JMeison, captnrea or aestroyea most t mine, recently discovered, is reported very ' The Carolina Yacht Club, reports o the Mat.trte.Coru. -
of the French fleet that had taken I rich in fine gpld. . It is said that $2,000 in 1 Unntrarv nntwithstjmlini wfli im their I Wesley Mitchell, colored, was arraigned
the
Malissa
was
''-" i - . - . . . i ore nas neen lakrti oni in ten nava umnA.ii ,i r t..; -trfir?- j
:, n-,oA Pr.rt Raid and Tamallf ftondav Napoleon to Kgvpt. lie forced his Ih .n hirtv hv aT.,; PW"M totto.'nbdersfte atoiceB tod ,rB yesteraay, on
. : . i i I shins in Wvoan, tlio TtVonkh a-nA tVii I onlv ficted with it has rifivfir riftfin n. T)pm. I direction of the Seaside Park Hot! fJnm- I charge of assault and battery upon
, , , Pl ,s0(, to merchant vessels a recon- land The tattle ' was fouirnt in He has suffered himself to hehon-, pany, over the! Wrighteville IcOurse to-! MitchelL Defendant submitted and
UiMd.tecd to merchant yesseis a recon i iana. ine battle was tougnt in pred hy the Pmocrats.. .His fate jviy b
. . t : I wuiiary uiuvumeui uimer iu un- i and bans himself . Tt bhnnfi.rtKY '-'Wf. :H
tt . iv.trii . I f ij r fwi in n tr nro rromon t
.:T:..' ..... . cK-i.,r. t.. , t3h. Aboukir isa small town twelve
i l 11 l I UiMi umi io nfc -'vs v auiacj uc I .
nis the report of anU-Christian distur- miles from Alexandria, and -situated
biatv8.it binvrnar-sne ret uses to permit I o "ie jay ot mat name. nave
an impression, but no history at hand
' DIED,
! MILLER. In this eity, vesterday, Aurnst tlst,
at 4 o'clock P. M., ANNIE K8TELLE, eldest
daughter of P. C. and Annie Miller, aced one
jrait von uiuuLui ana iwenty-rour qars.
The funeral will take "place this (Tnesday) after-1
noon, at za o'clock, . from the , residenoe, eorner
Fourth and Nun streets, to the Lutheran Church,
and thence to Oakdale Cemetery. Friends and
acquaintances are respectfully Invited to at
tend. ...
j NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
. Grand Eegatta !
On Wednesday, August 23df
At tie Sea-Side Part Hotel. .
OPEN TO ALL COMERS.
Cash Prizes will be awarded under the rules of
the Sea-Side Park Company.
; Boats will report promptly at 12.80 P. M. TUoe
takes place at 1 o'clock.
At night a GRIND BOP. Music furnished by
the Harpers full band, aug 23 St
the t-xportation of mules for British service
in Kjyp;. The strike at the Pan-
h.m lie coal mines. (Penn.) has "ended, the
laborers going to work at the reduction ;
the struggle lasted four and a half months;
the strikers lost in wages $250,000.
The first bale of new cotton from Missis-'
sippi has been received at New Orleans.
V plot has been discovered among the
ii'',Ti of Choctaw county, Ala., to nias
saer' the whites; a number of the conspi
rators were arrested and the ring-leader
was hung in the presence of a large num
ber if citizens; the other prisoners are still
in jail. Three men, who had been
mivsing for three days from Jit. Pulaski,
Ills . were found near that place, blind
folded, with their throats cut froraearto
ear The French government cau
tion-i De Lesscps concerning the British oc-.
eapuLion of the Suez Canal. An in
cn'ase of yellow fever cases is .reported
a: Brownsville, Texas; the. Governor of
the State asks for government aid.
New York markets: Money 42i percent.;
cotton quiet at 13 l-1313jc; southern
rt-nr quiet at $4 907 73; wheat, ungraded
red $1 (X)l 14; corn higher, ungraded 83
vJ?e; rosin steady at $1 80i 95; spirits
dull again and lower at 44J45c.
to verify it, that. the. French army
left by Napoleon when be returned
to France was defeated by the Eng
lish General Abercrombie. But of
this we: are not certain, , ... .
called up
inly ' I I er o onarge oi assault ana oat-
New Berne Jir&mal; We learn enter d contest for the prizes to be awar- J uPn Jane ana judgment was.
that CoL John N. Whitford will, in a few. J ded under the rules of the Seaside Park suspended on the payment of costs,
days, announce himself as the candidate of I Company and it is believed thev will be i Ivinia Hill was : then' arraigned on a
joined by two or.three others. , i ; peace warrant sworn out by Jane Bennett,
The boats are to report promptly at 12.30 I and was relQh-ed to pay the costs and give
P. M., and. the race will take place at hond in thesum of f 25 to keep the peace surplus ovtcr twkt.vh vn.r.mv non a
ior iwemy-nve aays.
There is ssid to be very great suf
fering and destitution among some
of the 'Pennsylvania striking miners.
Some of them ; have, been forced to
seek the coal pits to avoid starvation.
Many are on the eve of- starvation.
There is no work and no! bread. One
suffering mother, said to her hus
band, "For GodV sake, for my sake,
for the children's sake, go to work."
A wife failing to induce her hus
band to return to work, committed
suicide.
the true Democracy of the Ninth Senato
rial district, composed of Jones, Carteret
and Onslow, having received the majority
vote in convention on -the 16th day. of Au
gust at Pollocksville. The O'Hara
men are pushing the Hubbs faction to the
wall, on the new convention call of Gen.
Estes. The Enterprise publishes: a card
from J. C. L. Harris, Secretary of
the Republican State Executive Committee
stating the call of Gen. Estes is noi the act
of the State committee. ' The Lodge
The Mntnal Life Insurance Co. of N. Y.
4 PS. WINSTON PRESIDENT.
ASSETS OVER NINETY-FIVE MILLION DOLLS.
1 o'clock, P. M. -
At night there will be a hop at the Seaside-Park
Hotel, the music to be furnished
by a full band of Italian harpers.
The whole affair is being conducted in a
manner calculated to inspire such, a glow
(O'Hara paper) says the Bread and Batter j 0f enthusiasm in the hearts of the fun-Iov-
Bngade, the Hubbs crowd, are suffering ,. , ....
f f fh. h,,i2n7,,. tw 1DS portion of the community that we may
expect to see a large crowds present on the
Conk ling is to test
against him about attempting to
bribe Gov. Cornell in the Courts..
Two papers will be arraigned for ma
lieimis libel.
Mrs. Eliza J. Hardy, aged 38, died
in Baltimore county, Md., last week,
caused by fright. The American
says :
"Last week two tramps called at the resi
dence after dusk and asked for aid. Mrs.
Hardy was alone at the timet and did not
the charge j see them at firat, but when she. turned her
i ace ana saw mem dui a iew ieei away
from her, with their unkempt hair, un
shaven faces, and ragged clothing, she was
greatly frightened, and the, shock tocher
nerves was such that she fainted. Several
members of the family soon 'came to her as
sistance, and she was conveyed to her bed."
Did you ever see such a slip-up as
I :im having all around? The Dem
ocrats must have waxed the floor.
I must chalk my number thirteens.
Mott to JTke Young in confidence.
Dr. Bartley, chemist of the Brook
lyn Health Department, has reported
against thejuse of milk from swill-fed
cow s. He says there is certain death
in it. Two children have died from
its effect.
The "Jersey :Lily" is being adver
tised magnificently and without cost.
American papers copy a London let
ter that would make thi;ee or four
columns of the Star and it is all
about the reputed beauty who is to
act Ho8cdind in America. The
American newspaper men are on
tiptoe to see her in that costume. It
is very hard to imagine why.
from an attack of the hyackaphupus. That
is a new name for the ancient malady called
"big bead.,".
Rockingham . Spirit: We are
sorry to learn that Rev. Joseph W. Shack
ford, Principal of the Richmond Academy
for the last year or more, has decided to
return to his Virginia home on account of
the health of himself and family. He has
made a very acceptable instructor.
The ptotracted meeting that is being con
ducted at Mt. Pleasant by Rev. Dr. Pharr
we are glad to know, is being productive of
much good, there being quite a number of
penitents and several conversions. We
regret to learn from Mr. Caserly. superin
tendent, that fully 50,000 bricks were de
stroyed by the recent rams at Capt. Behrens'
brick yard in this vicinity. ' Fwo ne
groes, who live in the lower end of the
county, became engaged in a ! difficulty
some time ago. which resulted in one of
them being -shot through the arm. .The
shooter is in jail.
Greensboro Patriot: Clingman
is authority for the report that the "JAb-,
era!" movement is an idiotic failure. He
gave expression to this opinion after hear
ing Jones and Price at the Morganton mass
meeting. An Ethiopian cannot change
his color nor a leopard his skin, but my
God! fellow citizens, how quick- a white
man becomes a nigger when he joins the
RadicaTpnrty. Leach as a Hancock elector
in 1880. The colored man, Price,
bore off the honors at the speaking last
night. They all say he made the speech of
the evening. Toung made a fine impres
sion. Interrogated at the depot this morn
iner he said he was sure he made a rood im
pression, and made many vbtes for "Lib-
Jane Bennett, charged wifh assault and
battery Upon Lavinia Hill, Was required to
pay the costs, when she appealed from the
judgment of the Court and was required
to enter into bond in the sum of $25 for her
appearance at the Criminal Court. The
bond was given and the defendant was dis
charged from custody.
interesting occasion.
Sunday Service.
Rev. J. B. Taylor. D. D., filled his pul
pit in the First Baptist Church on Sunday
morning, for the first time in three or four
weeks, during which time he Was absent on I ored, Was in the midst of quite a lively
his usual summer vacation. He had a good 1 scrimmage with a colored woman on Front
Mayor's Court.
There Was only one case for the Mayor's
consideration. yesterday morning, but that
was of a character to take the place of two
or three ordinary ones. Peter Smith, col-
Issues every desirable form of Life and Endow
ment Insurance Policies and grants Annuities.
- Its Policies contain liberal provisions In regard
to travel, non-forfeiture, suicide. Ac.
The Mutual Life is the oldest Life Insurance
Co. in the United States, the larrest In thn worM
and its rates are 15 per cent, lower than any oth
er Life Insurance Co;
For information as to rates, .fee, address
M. 8. WILLARD.
Life, Fire, Marine and Accident
Insurance Ajrent,
aug 28 tf , Wilmington, N. C.
Ladies' Satchels an Pocket Boots,
jyjADB OF TEE BEST MOROCCO LEATHER
Seal Skin and Velvet.
A large assortment Just received at
irEINSBETtaER'S.
TO BELL
AT COST ! AT COST ! AT COST !
FOR CASTI AKD CASH OXLT t
So as to irduoe to be for foktaf mp. We
, wlU offer ESPECIAL INDCCKM EMTb
! , . to rinaaeni oa our
BARGAIN TABLE !
A Variety of Oom1s will he display a4 sOd
absolutely mgardUss ut ooa Aa sasslnatloa
Is solicited.
juLirs MJtio,
aug SO tf 41 MarluM Mrwt.
Wholesale f Wholesale 1
rpHELAKUEHT. MOKT (XjUlUm AHltUKJIT
adapted STOCK OF CL0TUI50 FOB WXTKT
TRADE to be found UU aids mt Xcw Tors.
GOODS MANUFACTURED
ander or own mtpmrrUkm enabbw m in sail as
Cheap as any Northern DgM, ftur mmwi
stylos andaiMS to salt Ute UsxU. Am saaktua-
tlon of our Vtock U solk lted. ( .
L .J l.' . - tVIti.
au SO tf Manafarturrr and Wh4ate CUtikUr.
Turnip and Cabbage' Bcod.
J HAVE ON HAND ITlEMI AND UXtABLS
Turn
other
to close out.
Ipand Oahhac t4. Also a varXy rf
r Vcsriabls ad. all of whu-h I win mH low
anaotf KewWaAM
DREADFUL! TERRIFIC!! AWFUL!!!
gnOT, CUT. SAWED, BORED. rCWOttED.
NaQed, Tacked. dud, TtjTtd. twltMl snd
Fastened by Tools tmuctit of
ant ao tf quo A. MWt
Ti:i,i:niAi i
congregation. At night he went to hear
Rev. Mr. Rjcaud, of the Fifth Street M. E.
- - . - -
Church, preach a sermon on the Trinity,
when, the latter "being a Httle unwell, he
was pressed into sqrvice and preached an
excellent sermon for our Methodist friends,
who were well pleased, t .
Rev. Mr. Ricaud will preach his sermon
on the Trinity next Sunday morning.
Revi-Mr. Payne, of the Second Presby
terian Church, who has been absent in the
western part of the State, also ministered
to his congregation on Sunday..
Rev. Mr. Craig preached at the Fifth
Street Church on Sunday.
Rev. Dr. Wilson, of the First Presbyte
rian Church, being absent, Rev. Mr.
Payne filled his pulpit on Sunday evening.
Charged with tbe Embezzlement or
, Chareh Funds.
The case of 8. G. Jenkins, colored, ,
charged with embezzling funds belonging j
Colonel Frank G. Ruffin has left
tlu- Mabone set and is out in a five
coliunn letter in which he deals
Maljone some very sharp blows.
Ev.-n the Wiia admits that Rnffiiiis
t7
a LTi ntleman.
ennor prophesies severe storms
along the Atlantic Coast in the vi
cinity of Charleston or slightly far
ther North, towards the end of An
gust. September will openjtormy.
Let us watch and wait.
Paris has the poorest, dirtiest look
ing dailies of any great city. Ihere j finest crop of tobacco ever seen. The
are toy and they die almost daily. l&SilEttl&tZXSSt.
One. La Petit Journal, has a circula- I It will be the one now at the Atlantic Hotel
tion of 500,000 copies -daily, which I Weathers, W. B.rt Shelton. S. Chadwick,
ana uie two omerios, Italians. x rom
the Enquirer we see that the Republicans
in Chowan are very : much mixed. The
nomination of the negro Sutton for the
Legislature was so distasteful to some of
the Republicans that they got out a second
ticket. Mr. H. A. Gudger, who has
for some years so well filled the position of
Principal , of the Institutions for the Deaf
and Dumb, and the. Blind in this city, has
received a deserved compliment in being
chosen president , of the Association of In
structors of the Blind in the United States
and Canada. , The association is now
in , session - ; at - janesvuie, w iscon-
the 16th inst.
editor of . the Chatham
that Judge Ruffin's
to the First (colored! Bantist Church, of
eralism" ading,5after a pause "if your tnig dty wWle acting as treasurer of the
people believe half the lies I told 'em." .
JJockery failed to raise an old fashion- I uhiui "ciiuK uciuicuue ui
7incess street magistrates yesterday m the
Court House. Quite a large number of
witnesses were summoned to testify in the
case, and the interest taken in it was mani-
From nresent indica-1 . . . f -
tions the section otthe country tributary to thronged the room during the progress
Oxford and Henderson will -produce' the I of the investigation. At the close of the
ed yell to-day. There were huge icebergs
floating about, and long gaps between the
applause.
Blaleigh News-Observer: The
health of the city is remarkably good, say
the physicians.
street Saturday night, and the parties were
as busy as they could be hurling bricks and
'?cuss words" at each other, when Officer
Everett'came along and took Peter under
his wing, the woman in the meantime mak
ing good her .escape. The irate Peter didn't
like for his "rights" to be interfered with in
such a summary manner and commenced a
vigorous resistance, which lasted until he
was landed into the cell. In view of this
ntther extraordinary and unnecessary dis
play of vitality and pure "cussedness" he
was required to fork over $10 or go below
for twenty days, '
A Valuable Campaign Document.
: By request, H. A. Bagg, Esq., Chairman
of the Board - of Commissioners for the
county of Hew Hanover, has prepared a
detailed statement of the financial condition
of the county, at the same time drawing a
comparison between the government of the
county under Republican administration
for the four years of 1874,-1875, 1876 and
1877, and under Democratic administration
for the four years of 1878, 1879, 1880 and
188L It has been " prepared with much
care, necessitating no little labor on Mr.
Baggs part fend will prove a very valuable
campaign document. It deserves to be ex
tensively circulated, and we are glad to
know that steps looking to this end have
already been taken.
JLANK BOOKS,
Paper and Envelopes,
Beautiful Box-Paper,
Visiting Cards, Ac, Ac.
A new stock Just in at
UEINSBEKGER'S
aug 22 tf Live Book and Music Store.
We Snffolt Shoulder Brace,
J3ATENT ELLIPTIC NEW STYLE SUSPENDER
Ch. Guyot Suspenders (Imported).
MUNSON,
aug 22 It Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
i
Turnip Seed; Turnip Seed.
FRESH AND IMPROVED STOCK. ALL VARI
eties nsed in this section for Summer and
Fall sowing.
CABBAGE SEED for Winter and Fall crops.
SB
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH., AVO. I ml. IM.
To the New Furniture Ktont of HEIIKKxnil A
M UN ROE, S. K. ourner. Mark aad Bnd UM
Wilmington, N. C:
I have made arranimaU with Uw larr!
manufacturers of Purutturw In U Wt ati4 Uy
will supply us with Lbeir pfwxloota. rty owtra
a Southern outlet. Black Walnut snd other
Lumber Is more rleutlful. beltar aad ibeetr
here than In the North, as this ta the main dm
of the lum!r oountry . Tlwlr rood are of atter
quality, and as they mean to foerm U Intmdar
tloo of their rooAM, tbey hare left It to oar on
tlon how to do It. I therefore IrwiU-oct fm (a
undersell all: let cash be your vblt.
auSOtf W. MOIXOt
au22tf
Drurrist.
Market Street.
Menageries for Sale.
WE HAVE A FIRST CLASS LINE OF MENA
GERIES, which we are offering cheap.
Get our figures on Staple and Fancy Groceries
before buying. While we do not claim to have the
largest stock, we will give you prices so low that
you wui mini we are selling out at cost Try us.
CRAPON A PICKETT 8.
an 22 tf
Toilet Articles.
EXTRACTS. POWDER. TOOTH
Nail and Hair Brushes, and a full line of
Pure Drugs and Medicines,
For sale by
JAMES C. MTTND8,
Druggist.
aug 22 It 85 North Front Ht.
i-OLOG:
. m -m .
beats the world. Uthers nave a cir
culation of from 80,000 to 100,000,
as we learn from Mr. Fulton's last
interesting letter from Paris in the
Baltimore American. '
;The following4 Senators attended
the funeral' of the late'; Senator Ben
Hill at Atlanta: Mesers. Lamar of
Mississippi, Beck, of Kehtucky, Mor-
They do say that I throw the nicest
balls of soap-suds and J make the gn ?.of AJabmajButler ;ofj South sin, hayinr , met , on
mo,t irresistible sngar-hdusemolasses Carolina, Johnston of Virgjnia, Pen, SftfS
examination the defendant, . Jenkins, was
required to give bond and security jn the
sum of $100 for his appearance at tbe next
term of the Criminal Court, which was
readily furnished and he was discharged
from custody.
Marsden Bellamy. Esq., appeared for the
State and John L. Holmes, Esq., for the
defence. i-
The Drowned Man. '
It seems that no attention was paid to the
remains of the drowned man which were
discovered drifting in the river just above
the Navassa Guano Works a week or so
ago, and which were tied up by order of r
Col. Grafflin ; to await the action of the
proper authorities, and finally the hands at
the factory, pursuant .to instructions,, pro-
fDeeclipq nf on xr f fha .ammiVnofB I dleton ot' Vhio, ana tjongressmen name was not presented to the judicial con- I cured a suitaoie box, and gave the poor
J OI anJ 01 WW , campaigners, , ., . . ..:- ntinn. held at Hillsboro. that nominated ; t.tiV .
Mockery ought .'to travel .with me fettibone ot Tennessee, aoa iJrnmm i Ker7. It is pot Inch's 'fback J Z.T
Executive Committee of tbe
. Dennett-Green Club.
The following comprise the Executive
Committee of the Central Bennett-Green
Club, with Col E. D. Hall as Chairman :
First Ward-J. W. Gerdts, Dan. Quinli
van, Simon Sanders.
Second Ward Roger Moore, Herbert
Smith, J..D.. Smith.
Third Ward J. C. Stedman, L. W. Mc
Laurin, John Rulf.
Fourth Ward-W. P. Oldham. M. S.
Willard, Alex. Adrian. :
1 Fifth Ward Wesley Millis, J. D. H.
Klander, W. H. Griffith.
We are requested by Mr. R H. Pickett,
Secretary, to state that there will be a meet
ing of the Committee this (Tuesday) even
ing, the 23d inst, at the office of Col. W.
L.' Smith, on Princess street..
Lost or Mislaid,
Central I 1 HECK No. 2778. OF M. H. KATZ. ON FIRST
Rotors' Pocket and Table CotlcrM
yya have just received orn rtx
Import order of this old and ratable hrmi4 of
Cutlery. If you wish the genuine lUxlr-rm goods
at bottom prices call on
oiles a sTitnii,
SO 80 tf ' M A 0 MumhUofl KUir b.
School Books,
gCUCOL Rl'ITLIEH. LADT'S HAKT HATtTI
ELS, Specie Pureos and a handsome line Fsary
Stationery.
auSOtf C W. TATEM' BOOK TM.
For Salo,
QNESET OF BUTLER'S DOCBL1 KITOIrT
Crude Rnsln Gas ralor. oapaMe of ysae
rating t.Ono fet of CMa In If hoara, with (Msm-
tor boldlng fsjo feet, and new Tanks all ta r4
orner. aim one wooden Tank. oaaety
ganons. Apply to
jy nu
oaiiaelty .00
EDWARn KTDDES A XT.
National Bank, payable to my order for 190
herevi
e, as
auaust
I herewith caution the public roccivtng the
same, as payment nas oeen stopped.
JAMES CORBETT.
Family Excursion.
HERE WILL BE A FAMILY EXCURSION,
under the auspiqesof the YOUNO CATHO-
ritlKJNU BUC'IJC
3SPORT. to Smiths
nesday, August 23d, 1882. There
H. C. Prempert.
THE WELL KNOWN a Kit KAN
would reepoetfully Inform bis
friends and ratron that be Is araie oa mmnt tm
bis Popular Eelar
to Mcllhennys Drug PUre (Vim. ul se ne
iNlahment. Market Ht . aest Wir
awhile. Ike Young to Tom Cooper,
"un-l-r the rose.'" V '
of Pennsylvania.
Spirits Turpixtine.
pay that is troubling him, but the paythat
he has in expectancy, for it will always be
in the future and never in the pocKet. -
It seems Dr. Mott "has bitten off more than
he can. chew;" his plan to sell out the Re-
-lr. (Garland has received another
'"vitation to a
Ki- a..
w: u' vounor p-en
" I . r " r. - jf ' l trouoie in every congressional aistrici ex-
c0'nty, Mecklenburg, Va. A special toog kjogtlia t2?ew Bernmn.-MhoT, bs I perhaps th&dr and in that. Col,
iJth, dated Lunenb
Va ,-0 ,u i.. ;t duties of the'Teaeher." delivered rjefore the commg down from the mountains and car-
j - "-"oj j rrfata rTormal School. He is ConntV Su-I rviner the sixth revenue district mto tbe llrst
jiii ,,. j;- .-. .... . y , s , f r?Anirposinnl Ait&rint MUm fVimrrLftrirlpr '
the circumstances. The body is generally
supposed to have been that of Henry
Bryant, a "colored deck hand, .who was
drowned f ronrthe steamer Wave some two
the
PASSPORT, to Smithville and the Forts, on Wed
nesday. August 23d. 1882. There will be muslo for
dancing. Refreshments will be furnished at city
prioes. Tickets Adults CO cts; children under 14
years 26 cts. Boat leaves at 9 o'clock A. M.
augl3t
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. No
tice Is hereby given that the partnership late
ly subsisting between Solomon Bear. Samuel
Bear and Marcus Bear, under the firm name of
Sol. Bear A Bros., was dissolved on tbe 17th day
of August, 1882, by mutual consent. Solomon
Bear is alone authorized to settle all debts due
to and by the firm.
Wilmington, N. C, 17th August, 1882.
SOL. BEAR,
SAMX BEAR.
August 17, 1882. MARCUS BEAR.
Disturbing a Religions Congregation.
Eli Currie and George Franklin had a
hearing before Justice Gardner, yesterday,
Notice.
HE UNDERSIGNED ,A8 SUCCESSOR OF SOL.
mod Dispatch of the TheNe Birae Jwfctp&e ESEltTOSaX
unenburg Courthouse,'; highly Jin John'.S.'Xong's lecture on 'The of the Repuhlicaa party appears: by his j the election of the foil
"ut that no one believes that there
w'll he a verdict of guilty.
'1 -V':
TvHntpndent
Durham Recorder: The would-
hd candidate for Conerress in the Charlotte
Four vnnr, i a I District. C. R. Jones, the editor of the Ob-
j vajf L VV LAV kW VT lilalvO sVoAJ I - , m, m
t,w ' & v v . .'.i I terner, a few years ago ran.fof school com-
vo, ncic iciuiuiu iivuj I DllHeeman.WIUlOUfc: uppusiuuu wnt touu. ac-
Minn
esota merry-making, on Friday; filled.
"'L'llt. U-hon j,TWi A
K.: 3 11 i ..-u6UCIcv ijt 'ue-of Panmco'a most enterprising
' dn DTn.na. - MT, A I ... ' . . . i i.L ,a . . 1 .1. '
Congressional district. Miles Commander,'
Esq., was; undoubtedly the, choice- of the
Republican Congressional convention that
lately, assembled at Elizabeth City, 'but Dr.
Mott appeared on the scene and gave orT
ders to Commander not to run, and set up
Mr. WaKer:R; ' PooleK f The Republicahs
down there, we are ashamed to say, tamely '
The First Ward Democratic Club was
Hall last night by
following officers :
T !J L TXT TT Om.
Vice PresidenV-J. W. Henderson. , ,
-' Secretary and Treasurer D. H. Walsh, Jr.
; After speeches iy Capt-TWrn.' M. Parker,
Mr. T, B. Kingsbury and others,, the Club
adjourned to me"et next Tuesday night, the '
29th instant, .a';.?-E- vf'i
in the Court House, on the charge of dis- I bear bros., win continue the wholesale
, I rRY noons and notion bttsttjehh. t
turbing a congregation of persons 'assem
bled for religious worship at the First
(colored) Baptist Church. ' Mr. Jno.: L.
Holmes appeared for the defendants. De
cision reserved until this morning. .
hr(:
rom th
Stone Wall Enterprise: Mr. Josh, I subqaitted to such dictation. 'It was shame
t ' lJL UIimIIm'. Mnllt'linfftMwtotAi, I fill - V -- ''': J '
RIVER AND KIARINE.
Barque Hjemmet sailed from Hamburg
for this port on the 17th inst. ,
-fblp St. 'Jo&ph, Fales, sailed from
Bordeaux for this poit on the 16th inst.
The 'celebrated Vegetable1 Compound for
females, which. ;Wrthin' a few: veafs. has
made th name ot JVlra Jjydia Jii. jrinjuiam
HORSFORDf?AC PHOSPHATE lr Ain) after TnxmsDAY.Jitrra
m OVERVRKED PROFESSIONAL MEN lA - ,
DRY GOODS AND NOTION BUSINESS, at the
old stand. No. 18 MARKET STREET, with the
addition of a first rate stock of GENTLEMEN'S
CLOTHING, HATS and FURNISHING GOODS.
Thankful for past favors, he solicits a continu
ance of patronage, confident from an experience
of thirty years in the business of his ability to
please. Respectfully. '
SOL. BEAR,
aug 20 Im 18 Market Street 1
i ,i .
Patricio. Patricio.
rpHE FINEST FIVE CENT CIGAR EVER SOLD
in Wilmington. Try one aad you will smoke
them always. A large lot just received at
"tyaotf, . . KASPROWiczy
Wagonette for the Sounds
IN8T.
Hair Clippers, the oalr pair In Vnwm. ftalkafa.
tlon guaranteed to the most faartldfeiae.
aug 1 tf
Cook Stoves
QF ALL GRADES AND PRICE. VI CALL
special attention to the "PAtVlrlL' Ifce
"GOLDEN UARVEMT" aad fMLTliaKN OAK.
Ton can be nlti at
PARKER A T ATT TOU,
ngaotf it au rrxxa rt.
For Salo,
QNE KX)D SECOND nAND TVRPXTrnNE
STILL, Twenty Barrel capacity ; one H ALLY
COTTON OIN (SO Saws) and Ml DM, alavsH aew.
auglltf IIALL A PEA RA ALL.
i ..ill - - - t- ,1,1 I, ,L, , , gjj mm
Dividend Notico.
rpHK DIRECTORS OF THE RANK OF JtTW
HANOVER have deeUred a Semi Aaaaal WW
iMe on the ma
XA( K.
Caahler.
dend of FOUR PER CENT- reyaT
Instant. a. t. WALLA t R.
aug s ir
Hats! Hats!
Umbrellas !
aug U
HARRIBON M ALLEN. "
BattsM,
Drive Wells
nAVTNO A NEW FUMF, DESIONEn RPKCI
ally for our Drive Wens, we are fe parw4 w
guarantee tneta In e-very tnstanea. lutsw
e dance to their lioAib.: Their I J uuiumg i t,, j ... mfjByau,. t.-- -
- - a a . ; vu sa ,i a t rm ii iisiimi s v s r i nrn aAiiawon wvwr w-nr ksr m 'a
names were WTlliam Hacked Jasper Mr. Dean wasthe founder of thenterprl- IxonBitfera. ;c . , . t
FOR LVEK WORKED rTlOFESSIONAI.; ilJJCN. -' ,---0 . - . , . ; Z . . .. lunuiunuwn in rnrj mnjaM. IUMMM
method Of equalizing the vital forces, and the Wagonette wftlbe ma to and from the gound, anvwhers. Send for Ulnstratt irsiar.
Dr. Chas. ,T. mitcheU,.Cananoigua, .;i . r. m. rin a or.
says'I uihT.th.8o4rt cWtt
brain Wprnervousenlrgy.'-' ' SATT . ever arreifed and removed. c. ,f feistr " ' T. t. BOtmsxBLAXD. Mbr !
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