North Carolina Newspapers

The Morning Star Wifl. II. IlERNAUn., raTBS Ow- STTASOimmoi, TIT AOTAKCB. ' '' one Vear. fty MaU) PoataRB Paid, ; $7 00 Six Months. " " " 4 00 ruree Montfis, " " 9 00 Two Months, .7 IN IIIH'.I"11,, . j ..... . yr To City Subscribers, 'deliferad to iny part of u,e City, Pirrnw Cmw per WMk. Our Lit y AffiN are not authortJ ooUeot for more tluin three months In adTMo.. i)no Momn, 7Q stored at the Post Office at Wilmington. N. C, MORNING EDITION. .:if tlon Tuesday, NtveWktrTtb, 1883 DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. KOR RKPRESENTATIVICS Tl CONGRESS. TOR TBI 8TATK At LA&O: ' i;;sDEX TYLER BENNETT, qf Anton. POR THI THIRD DISTRICT II .lli TON J. GREEN, qf Ourkberiand. FOR StTPRKM COUBT JTJD)K : THOMAS RUFF IN, o Oronj. FOR JTTKJKS: in.- J A ifES E. SSEPIIERD, Qf BwvforL :d ;,. -FREDERICK PHILIPS, of Edgecombe. , i Hi.-. -4LL.VAND A. McKOT, Of Sampton. v ir,: JAMES C. MaeRAE, of Cumberland. , ,..-. -JOHN A. GILMER, of GvUford. ,: lus. -WILLIAM M. SIIIPP, of Mecklenburg. for solicitors: l- Dis.-JUHX II. BLOUNT, of Perquimans. .i in. -WILLIAM C. BOWEN, of Northampton. . ., -s WIFT GAtiLO WA T, of Greene. 4f.: i.. - JAMES D. McIVER, of Moore. ., r;.. FtiED' K N. STRUDWICK. of Orange . , !;... FR A XK I. OSBORNE, of Mecklenburg. tr. Solicitors are voted for by Districts. I !,, nther nominees will be Toted for thronfth ,ut :!ie State. OVTLIXES. ''lie Democratic county candidates of Kn-hmond county were to speak at Rock inli;iiii yesterday, but the interference of ) i hi .1. Spear, a Revenue officer, with the Ktuistrar, brought on a fight, and the can- ilhtiites, fearing a riot, did not speak. 1'iiL' world's visible supply of cotton is :..:!vl7;3 bales, against 2,23,900 bales last v.-.'.r at tlii time. Petersburg," Va., is 1 1 Ira. a street railway built by Northern c.tpitalisis. Ex-Senator Jno. B. Hen ,i, r n and Henry A. . Cunningham quar- relled ove r a case in which both were coun - cil in the United States Court at St. Louis Henderson knocked Cunningham down during the progress Vf the trial, and was tinea. Gov. StepAiens. of Georgia, inaugurated at Atlanta. Seven hands working in a percussion cap factory at Suf tield. Conn., were injured by an explosion ; u :? P. M. yesterday the works were burn ing, the fire threatening the magazine. Hi v. C. M. Dower,- of N. C, was on the v, liarf boat' at Ashland, Ky., when the lat ter was fired at by soldiers on the Granite State: he was knocked in the river by a spi-nt ball and his little child, in its mother's ar;r.. was struck on the head amrhand Tin.- 'iiitago, St. Louis &, N. O. Railroad is to be consolidated with the Illinois Cen tral in January next. L The price of iriide petroleum advanced at Pittsburg, Pa., to A 1.15; many thousands of barrels changed bands. New York mar kets: Money 72 per cent; cotton quiet at 1010 1116c; southern ftour dull at t(i")(7 00: wheat, ungraded red winter K'cel 14j; corn, ungraded &l85c ; rosin steady at $1 87J1 95; spirits turpentine -t. ndv at .54c. Register and vote. I o not split your ticket. Down with the Revenue Ring. Let there be no scattering of tick is among Democrats. If you fail to vote you will injure yourself and your country. - Vote the straight-out Democratic ticket all the way through. Vote for Green, Bennett and the Demcratic candidates for Congress. Hit the Radical Bosses sucha-blow that they will never recover from it. to dead against all sorts of Rings Revenue, Court House, Custom House. t'nt your brand upon the attempt 'f Arthur and his set to bulldoze the vliite men of North Carolina. Brewster and Arthur have declared vvar again t Virginia, North and South Carolina. Such is Radicalism. I'ncler Democratic rule the State has praspered and. the tax-burdens have been lightened. Do not forget that. Vote accordingly. Attorney-General Brewster is try ing to secure the election of the notorious CoL Cash, of South Caro lina. Comment superfluous. I nder Radical role in Wake county the county ta - was 46 cents. L'nder Democratic rule it is 26 eents. This a sample of dozens of counties. In Philadelphia at the Pool rooms the betting was in favor of Pattison, Democrat, for Governor, and as fol lows: $500 to $300, $300 to $100 and 100 to $50. The odds are much heavier in favor of Cleveland, Dem ocrat, for Governor of New-York. Here is the way the Washington I'ost refers to what awaits some peo ple in North Carolina. It says : - "The g. o. p. will try to deputy-marshal me wictted Democrats or tne old JNorth State. It would be sad, wouldn't it, if the atoresaid conservators of "honest elections should prove to have gone on a fool's er rand ? IS AJmuxVA.UH.l - I . .II - II II II II l -ll l . ... IV . II Hii , . II. I XX- I I . o. W II I 1 I I -. If I - m h.T iut . I ii ii in.li , I -rrrvx -tV OO I VOL. XX XT-?" NO. OO. 1 ' v o.-v-r We see fromtthe Wilson Advance that Mr. John E. Woodard, the law partner of Mr.'Hngh F. Murray, has been taking an active part in the campaign in behalf of the Democrat ic party. Mr. Woodard is a gentle man of talents and of sincere ' politi cal convictions. He did all he could in behalf of his friend .and partner for the nomination for the Judgeship but he stands by' his party in this great struggle like a man. He will vote the Democratic ticket. By the way, we are glad to see it stated that our prospects in Wilson are very encouraging," and Mr. Murray will be asked to remain at home. The New York Evening Post, Re publican, declares emphatically that the Republican .managers have caused 20,000 fraudulent registrations to be made in that city. How is that for a sair and free election and an honest count? In Philadelphia the frauds are known to be enormous. Was there ever such a party of sham, and fraud and corruption ! Hubbell believes in Ike Young's lectures. He claims 134 Republi cans as certain. Of 78 doubtful he claims 46. This will give them 187 of 325. Jay Hawk don't exagger ate as much as he might or as some of his party, but he is bragging just now whistling just to keep his cour age up. He don't believe half he says. It has come to pass that Demo cratic, voters in the South need pro tection ajaimt Federal interference. TIB! IE CITT". NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Beat It. M son Overcoats. A. David Clothing. J. C. MrjxDS Druggist. A. Shreer Fine shoes. F. M. King & Co. Stoves. S. VanLakr Pianos for sale. Otterbourg Fine clothing. Ben. White Hanging again. P. H. Hayden Latest news. Yates Books, stationery, etc. J. H. Hardin Onion sets, etc. Notice Telephone subscribers. D. A. Smith & Co. Furniture. M. S. Wiluard Life insurance. Hein8BERger Oil paintings, etc. Pew Renting St. James' Church. Wm. H. Green Pel's corn solvent. John Dyer & Son Shoulder-brace. Bridgers & Co. Selected groceries. Hancock & Daggett Kerosene oil. J. W. King Attention housekeepers. Giles & Mcrchison Meat cutters, etc. Harrison & Alien Hats, umbrellas, n. M. Bowden & Co. Saddlery goods. W. E. Springer & Co. Breech-loaders. J.W.Gordon &Bro. Marine insurance. R.- M. McInttre Children's clothes, eta G. W. Williams & Co. Flour, bacon, etc. Kerchner & Calder Bros. Powder, sugar, forage, salt, etc. Col. Moore at Lebanon. Col. B. R. Moore addressed quite a large and attentive audience at Lebanon, Columbus county, on Friday, and if his speech did no good it was simply because the people thereabout are all of one way of thinking, and expect to go the whole Dem ocratic ticket any how, which, we under stand, seems really to be the case. Our Wilmington friend was surprised to find a regular live brass band in existence down there in the back-woods, and was some what startled when the strains of melody from the brazen instruments first struck up on his ear. Deserting tne Sinking Snip. And "the cry is, still they come." The fol lowing was received .yesterday from Mr. John Nutt, Jr., formerly of this city, but now of Abbottsburg : "Abbottsbttrg, N. C, Nov. 4, "W. H. Bernard. "Please announce in next issue that I re nounce my allegiance to the Liberal party and will vote the Democratic ticket and ad vise my friends to do the same. "John D. Nirrr, Jr." A Doxologry. We clip from the Religious Herald, of Richmond, the following doxology by Rev. Dr. J. B. Taylor, of the First Baptist Church of this city: Sound forth the praises of our God ! Of Father, Son and Holy Ghost; Come, let us tell His love abroad, And in His strength make all our boast. Bfortnary. There was one interment an infant that died at birth in Oakdale Cemetery during the week closing yesterday. Bellevue Cemetery reports no interments for the week. In Pine Forest (colored) Cemetery there were two interments both adults-for the , week. . Mayor Court. There - were some eight or ten cases o disorderly conduct and drunkenness before Mayor Smith's Court yesterday morning, but only two were of sufficient importance to call for the enforcement of the penalty in such cases made and provided, the others being discharged, or their cases left open for a future hearing. WILMINGTON, Local'Dota. ' . ; .Go to Church to-day. Twenty-second Sunday after Trinity. Day's length 10 hours and 33 minutes. Receipts of , cotton yesterday 1,066 baled. Mr. R. K. Bryan, of the Fay- ettevfllo 'Examiner, was in the city yester day. v Wood is scarce and high, and we fear it will continue so for some time to come. Hand in the name of every voter who has died, moved away or changed hi$ residence since the last State election. We are requested to state that there will be preaching in Brooklyn Hall this afternoon, at 8 o'clock, instead of at EvaiTs Hall, as formerly. Dr. F. W, Potter is now Acting Superintendent of Health, in place of Dr. J. C. Walker, who continues too unwell to perform the duties. The Register of Deeds issued eight marriage licenses during the past week, of which three were for white and five for colored couples. . Gen. E. W. Moise, of S. C, re turned from Shallotte, Brunswick county, last night, where he addressed a large and enthusiastic'meeting of the Democracy. In the excitement of the elec tion do not forget the proposition to take up a collection for the benefit of the Ox ford Orphan Asylum whenever services are held on Thanksgiving Day. All Democrats who have been appointed Federal Supervisors in any vo ting precinct in New Hanover county are requested to call on G. J. Boney, Chairman of the Executive Committee, Monday morn ing, and get copies of the oath of office. - We were in error in stating that Mr. Daniel Sutton was- in Wilmington Fri day. He was here a week or two previous ly. The other statements in our article are exactly correct. The exact time when Mr. Sutton was here is a matter -of no impor tance, but we like to "be strictly correct. If we would be successful, work, hard work must be done'on election day. Let not this wo; k fall on a few faith ful ones, but let it be remembered that the great Democratic party of the country ex pects every individual member thereof to do his whole duty. Let not the great Dem ocratic wave which is sweeping the entire country be broken in the good Old North State. A grocery clerk, who in his bus iness combines the sale of ' provisions with the 8ale.of sparkling wines, was drawing forth a glass when the faucet outward flew, the wine poured down his 'sleeve and he quite frantic grew, but a porter, being sum moned to his rescue went, and found the desperate man with his thumb upon the .vent. This affair happened on Front street yesterday. It was a narrow escape. Speaking ToMorrow Nlgnt. A rich treat is in store for our Fifth .Ward friends in the speech tOrmorrow night, at the corner of Seventh and Castle streets, from Gen. E. W: Moise, of our sister State of South Carolina. Those who heard him on a former Visit will certainly be out to hear him again, and every Democrat who has not heard him should avail himself of this opportunity to do so. He is an able and forcible speaker. Mr. Jno. C. Davis, a promising young lawyer of this city, and one who needs no introduction to "Fifth Warders, will also address them. " Cotton Fact." We' have received from the publisher, Mr. A. B. Sheppersori, 25 Beaver street, New York, a copy of Cotton Facts just is sued from the press, which is a valuable book for factors, buyers, spinners and plan ters, and probably gives more information about the cotton crops of the United States, India and Egypt, add their movement, and the mill statistics of the world, than any book published. It is a valuable work for reference, and will doubtless have a large circulation among those interested in cotton statistics. Finn Ward Club. The Democratic Club of the Fifth Ward met at the Stedman Truck' House last night. There was a very good attendance, and the best feeling prevailed. Several short speeches were nade and the final ar rangements for "election day perfected. The Democrats of the old Fifth are now fully aroused, and they promise to poll their full strength next Tuesday. The Liberal element of that Ward has dimin ished down to very small proportions and will add but little to the Republican strength. Unmallable Matter. The following is the unmailable matter remaining in the city postoffice : One postal headed Mr. H. W. Pojpe, signed W. W. H. ; Messrs. Bethea & Mul lins, Marion, S. C. ; Mr. D. H. Hinnant, Leroy county, N. C. ; one stamped letter with no address. Took tbe Oafb. The most of the Federal Supervisors ap pointed by Judge Seymour ta attend at the polls in this city on electioa day went be fore U. S. Commissioner Van Amringe, yesterday, and were duly qualified. A true strengthening medicine and health renewer is Brown's Iron Bitters. f N. C, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1882. Vtfeatber Indication. The following are the Indications for to day; For the South Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather with- local rains, winds mostly northeasterly, stationary or higher temperature, generally lower pressure. Capt. Smith, of the steamer D. Mur chison, says there is about four feet of water now on the shoals. It looks now as if there will be trouble about low water again pretty soon. ' . m jy See fourth page for other local news. MARRIED, DAYtS ZIMMERMAN. In this city, on the 2nd orNovember, by Rev. P. H. Wood, at Front Street M. K. Church, Mr. J. HENRY DAVIS to Miss KATIE L., daughter of J. W. Zimmerman, Esq., all of this city. No cards. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. To Suteiliers Telephone Eicbanp. TJ LEASE ADD TO YOUR LIST No. 5 MARTINS. WILLARD, Insurance Ajc't J. C. WHITE, nov 5 It Manager. Pews for Eent. pHE ANNUAL RENTING OP THE PEWS IN St. James' Churcl under the control of the Vestry, will take pi at the Church to-morrow (Monday), 6th Inst., at 12 o'clock. nov 5 It Secretary. For Sale, ONE 7 SQUARE GRAND (THREE STRINGS) Rosewood Piano, entirely new, and a very superior Instrument. Also one fine TVs octave Chickerinjr Piano, nearly new; and still another 7 octave Piano, Stleff maker. All of the above fully warranted and will be sold very low. Full particulars given by applying to E. VanLAER nov o it uity. Kerosene Oil. 2UQBBLS. AT LOW FIGURES! RETAIL FRICB lit Ct. WATER-WHITE SAFETY, 20 Ct. nov 5 It At HANCOCK & DAGGETT'S. Attention Housekeepers. J HAVE JU8T OPENED A STAND N THE OLD National Bank Building, on corner Front and Princess, for the purpose of Cuttlng-and Laying Carpet, Repairing and Cleaning Furnlturej Making and Renovating Mattreea, and attending to Upholstering in every branch with cheapness and dispatch. I am assured of my ability for faithful and effi cient work, having had thirteen years' experience with Messrs. D. A. Smith & Co., of this city, and will attend with promptness and care to any work entrusted to me. JNO. W. KING, nov 5 It Front and Princess St. rpo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. G. W. Armstrong, Meares Armstrong, C. Art Is. II. Albritton, Arp Needham, James Anderson, Henry Bragg, Lewis Bowden, Murcury Brown, Edward Broadus, Henry Blackwood. Pompey Brice, Thos. Byrd, Jr., Jas. Bland, Henry Berry, Lewis Bryant, Wm. Blocker, Wm. Burr, Jno. T. Byrd, J. W. Bryant, Jno. W. Bauman, Julius Bell, Geo. Clark, Allen Calhoun, Jas. L. Cowan, Wm. Donson, Chas. Davis, Henry Davis, Solomon Davis, Willis Dunson, Frank Evins, Alford Evans, J. W. Falley. Benj. Fulton. L. B. Fay, Gus Fulton, Sam'l Flowers, Sandy Farrier, ' Wesley Gray, Wm. W. Green, Primus Grant, EUas Galloway, Jno. H. Gaston, Lewis Green, Joseph Gilmore, J. L. Ganse, Morris Hill, Ellas Halsey, Jr., Anthony Hill, Harry Hall, Wm. Holden, Fred Hill, J. W. Holland, Cteser Hall, G. L. Jones, Andover Johnson. Sr., Jefferson Johnson, Theodore H. Jones. Jas. or Jos. Johnson, Andover Johnson, Jr., Simon Jones, Robt. Jones, Jno. Long, David Lovit, Phillip Lovit, Green Lenier, Thomas Lovit. W. H. Merrick, Richard Mullett, T. A. McKenzie, Jos. Mitchell, J. C. Moore, A. Merrick, Murphy McNeil. Thos. Middleton. Win. Myers, J as. Moore, Jas. McFarland, Evans McPherson, Guy Nixon, Turner Odom, Chas. Owens, Thos. Owens, Jno. G. Powers, Isaih Pigford, Sam'l Peters, 8. P. Payne, W. M. Phlnney, Sam'l Porter. Jas. Roundtree, Nicholas Rhone. Jno. Riles, Jeff Robinson, Jas. Reynolds, Gilbert Roberts, Geo. Robinson, Edward Rowel!, Jas. Ricks, Gideon Rhodes. Owen Roe, Allen Ryan, O. P. Sadgwar. Sam! Smith. Jas. Sullivan. N. H. Stewart, E. Smith, Jno. Smith. Alex. Smith. W. H. Sampson, David Smith. Lewis Sheridan, Thos. Spicer, Prince Smith, Lloyd Simma, Wm. Sullivan. Edward Tatnall. Jno. W. Wilkins, Nelson Walker, Toney Williams, Jno. White, Hardy Williams, S. H. Williams, Wm. A. Williams, Martin Young. jas. Krump, Are hereby notified that their votes are chal lenged under the provisions of the Act of Assem. blyproviding for General Elections in the State The causes of challenge will be heard and de termined on Monday, Nov. 6th, 1882, at 11 o'clock A. M., at Ann Street Engine House. JNO. J. FOWLER, nov 5 It Registrar Fourth Ward. jyjrEAT-OTTTERS AND STUFFERS, For sale by GILES & MURCHISON, nov 5 tf 38 A 40 Murchison Block. It -yyiLL SEPARATE YOU FROM ONLY A small portion of your earnlngs the purchase of a ""ARMEif GTRL" COOK, or a cheerful HEAT ING STOVE. Large stock and great variety at novSts F. M. KING A CO S. Headquarters F)R EVERYTHING IN THE BOOK AND STA TIONERY line. My line of Fancy Goods for the coming season will surpass anything hereto fore offered. New goods received every day. PIANOS AND ORGANS Guaranteed Strictly First-CI ass at reasonable prices, at nov 5 tf YATES' BOOK STORE, MAMMOTH CLOTHING' HOUSE. JUST TWO YEARS AGO WE BEGAN THE great marked price business; that is we marked our goods at the lowest possible prices in plain figures. To-day five thousand leading men are the patrons of this good enterprise. This interest has not been undeserved. From tbe first this en terprise took Its stand as one of the virtues of the State, and has therefore been largely patron lzecl by ftll classes OUR OPENING OP 1882 far exceeds In style and moderate prices that of 1881, on account of the great pressure for goods. Our Buyer of Great Experience' is onoe more obliged to go North to satisfy the demands of our army of pa trons. A. DA VXD. nov 5 tf The Clothier. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. For Every Advantage IN BUYING GROCERIES CONSULT P, L. Bridgers & Co., North Front Street. T7E KEEP A LARGE AND SELECT STOCK T T of Goods, and offer every Inducement to the con sumer. Country customers will all receive courteous treatment, and orders through the mail will be promptly shipped. Elegant Maclerel in Kits, 10 lbs. Each. The finest ever sold here Choice Sugar-Cured Meats. Dried Beef Shipped very thin. Cheese and Crackers. English Dairy, Dutch Head and Cream, Fresh and Palatable. Invoice of nice CAKES and CRACKERS, s P. L. Bridgers & Co. nov 5 D&Wtf Forale by JOHN DYER A SON, Tailors and Haberdashers, nov 5 tf Wilmington, N. C. BEAT IT IF YOU CAN, 18 THE MOTTO OF THE NEW Furniture Store of BEHRENDS & MONROE. 3. E. Cor. Market and 2nd Sts., Wilmington. N. C, who have now in their Ware Rooms the largest stock In this State of Parlor. Chamber and Di ning.Ofilce and Library Furniture, Wardrobes, Carpets, Sideboards, to., Ac, Ac., all of them new elegant Western designs, which they offer at Wholesale and Rtail 10 per cent, lower than any house in this State nov 5 tf Marine Insurance. ProTidence-Wasliington Insurance Co. Of Providence, R. I. Incorporated In 1799. Assets $900,000.00. Risks taken. Foreign and Coastwise, at Lowest Rates. JNO. W. GORDON A BRO., Agents, nov 5 tf '24 North Water St. The MhM Life Insurance Company. Of New York. Assets over $95,000,000 M. S. WILLARD, Agent, Wilmington, N. C, Water Street, Between Chesnut and Mulberry, nov 5 tf Fine Oil Paintings, T EAUTIFUL STEEL ENGRAVINGS, Li Elegant Chromos, Easel Frames. Looking Glasses, Velvet Frames, Just received a large assortment at HEINSBERGER'S. Pianos and Organs, QHEAP FOR CASH OR ON THE EASY IN STALMENT PLAN, at HEIN8BEHGKR'S nov 5 tf Live Book and Musio Store. Country jyERCHANTS AND EVERY BODY CAN GET suited In quality and prices from the large stock of SADDLERY GOODS, at the New Saddlery and Trunk House of H. M. BOWDEN A. CO., No. 49 Market St. "Manufacture and Repair. oct 28 tf JAMES C. MTJNDS, DRUGGIST, AND DEALER IN FANCY GOODS & TOILET ARTICLES, nov4 It 36 NORTH FRONT 8T. Umbrellas ! HARRISON A ALLEN, nov 5 tf Hatters. Overcoats! JURBER COATS, ULSTERS. ULSTER ETTES, Business Suits, Dress Suits, various kinds and prices. All Fresh Goods, at lowest living rates. At MUNSON'S. nov 5 It Clothier and Merchant Tailor. ' WHOLE NO. 4743 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TIbLs Season 0TTERB0UBG- Is making a display of the FINEST and RAREST ASSORTMENT - of ; Ready-Made Clothing ever exhibited, in Wilmington. He can, WTTHOUT A SINGLE EXCEPTION, how the Largest Number of Styles and the Grandest Array of all the Latest Shades. This fact being generally known, coupled wjth gene rous and polite treatment, there is no wonder HE OUTRIVALS all competitors as regards bu siness popularity. Otterbourg respectfully requests an cxamlnaj tlon of stock by those who have- not as yet so honored him. He deems it a pleasure to show his goods. . MEN'S WEAR DEPOT, 22, 24, 26 and 28 N. Front St., .WILMINGTON, N. C. EFree Marbles to every boy buying a Suit, nov 5 It LADIES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES. JUST RECEIVED FROM THE CELEBRATED Makers, Laird, Shober A Mitchell, a fresh supply of their . FINE SHOES ! They give satisfaction to all. Call and examine. nov 5 tf A. SHRIEK. Flour. Flour. Flour. 1 Bbl FLOUR, our choice brands. 1UVU Gold Medal, Happy Hit, Home Comfort. e comfort, Highland A. For sale low b j br nov 5 tf O. W. WILLIAMS A CO. Bacon, Coffee, Lard. 50 Boxes D. S. C. R. SIDES, 500 Sack Choice RIO COFFEE, inn Buckets LARD, 1VU nov 5 tf Foraale low by by g. w. Williams a co. Salt. Salt. Salt. 5000 ao Lb8) stripod 8ack8 uv-SAtT- 3000 (180 Lbs) do onnauMLbs) do do 1000 Sacks FINE SALT. For sale low by O. W. WILLIAMS A CO. nov 5 tf Oysters, Cheese, Crackers. J 00 Cases 1- and 2-Lb OY8TERS, 00 Boxes Choice CREAM CHEESE Y5 Boxes and Bbls CRACKERS, For sale low bv G. W. WILLIAMS A CO. nov 5 tf PEL'S C0BN SOLVENT WARRANTED TO CURE A CORN -IN- 3I!giil3 Days -IF- USED AS DIRECTED -OR MONEY REFUNDED! NO PAIN OR SORE TOES t ATTENDING ITS U8E. Price 125 Cts. For Snle by W. II. GREEN. Salt. Salt. Salt. QAArt Sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, In Striped Sacks, For sale by nov 5 tf KERCHNER A C ALDER BROS. Cheap Forage. T? ICE STRAW. IN COMPRESSED BALES, lb For sale In lots to suit. S tf KERCHNER C ALDER BROS. nov Powder. Powder. T7ROM THE ORIENTAL POWDER MILLS, All grades and In all size packages, For sale by KERCHNER A CALDKR BROS., . Agents. nov 8 tf Sugar, Coffee, Flour. f EAL, RICE, CHEESE, CRACKERS, CANDY. LYE, SOAP, POTASH, Ac, For sale low by KERCHNER A C ALDER BROS. novB tf Latest News. pHOSK CARRIAGES, PHAETONS AND BUG GIES have arrived. Also, a large lot of Haraes, Saddle and Bridle. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere at my Carriage and Har ness Factory, on Third, between Market and Prtn cess Street. nov 0 tf P. H. HA YD EN Four DayiM ....... . Flv Days........... On Wek,.t ,. Two Week,.., Three Weeks, On Month, Two Months........ Three Months, Six Months, On Year,. . ' Contract Advertisement taken at proper Uonaiely low rate. Tea line solid Nonpareil typ mak onqar NEW ADVERTISEMENTST Notice. To Liquor Dealers. C ITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C MAYOR'S OFFICE, '' November 8, 188. rpHK ATTENTION OF LIQUOR DEALERS IS called to the following law of tbe State of North Carolina : "No person or porsons shall glvo awa'y. In any public place, retail or soil, except upon the pro scription of a practicing phynlctan, and for medi cinal purposes, any intoxicating liquor at any time within twelve hours next preceding or suc ceeding any public election, or during the hold ing thereof, at any place within five miles of any election precinct. "Any person or persons violating the provision of the preceding sort Ion shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and punishable with a fine of not less than one hundred nor more thsn one thousand dollars." Battle's Uevlsal, Seetlonn 140 and ISO. Notloe Is hereby given that. In accordance with the above law, all Bar-Rooms snd placet, where Intoxicating liquors arc void, vliall be closed at 6 V. M., on Monday, November Cth, and remain closed until 6 o'clork A. M.,on WedneKday. No vember Htli. Any violation of t lie above law at the ensuing election, on the Tth of November, 18H2. will be vigorously proHe utrd. WM I.. SMITH, nov 4 2t Mayor. Hanging Again ANOTHER INSTALMENT OF THOSE pretty Shades on sprinir fixtures, any color you want. ThatHtock of Wall Paper lust arrived. Carpets cut, made and laid to order. A splendid lot of new Cornices Just In beats the town on ex tension. Upholstering, llousefittlng and every thing done you want about the honn. Twenty two and a half yearn on the boards. Elbow groane will tell, you know. Send In your ordersor next week. BEN. WHITE," nov !i It The Paper Hanecr and Carpet Maker. Children's Cloaks ! J ADIES' JACKETS. DOLMANS AND ULSTERS. Carpets ! We can show the Largest nd Best Line of CARPETS, LACE CTRTA1N8, Ac. of any House in the State It. Itl. ITIcIXTIRE. nov 5 tf 1861. 1882. Established 20 Tears. D. A. SMITH & CO. FURNITURE, BEDDING, &C. $CC. HAVING REFILLED THEIR EXTENSIVE and LARGEST Ware Rooms In the State, with ARTISTIC GOODS. Invite their Pat rons and the publlo to an tnnnectlon, rromlnlng th Lowest Prices and LARGEST VARIE TY OP FURNITURE ever offered In this market. D. A. SlrllTII Sc CO., nov 5 tf THE FDRNITURE MEN. Chalk as a Fertilizer, JjVDR COTTON AND CORN, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. Send for Circular. FRENCH BROS., Oct24tf sutufr Rot. ky Point, N. C. Onion Sets, Peas, &c. T PHILADELPHIA WHITE AND RED ONION X Seta. Extra Earlv Onion Seta. Extra Karlv and Marrowfat Peas, Jersey Wakeflelk. Early other Cabbage and Vegetable Seed, for sale In small or large quantities at lowest market price, at J. H. HARDIN 8, Drug and Seed Store. nov 5 tf New Market. Breech-Loaders. FINE BREECH - LOADING SHOT-GUNS, Shells. Wads. Powder. Shot. Cartridge Bag. Gun Cases, Reloading Tool, Game Bag. Pistols an unas. ir yon want a nrst-ciaas article or the above goods, and low nrtoea, the same can be found at W. E. SPRINGER A CO.'H. SucceiMors to Dawson A Co., oct 29 tf 19, 21 and 28 Market street, Aw ..40 00 7iV I .. eo oo L . . . 4 it-; , ''I. k ; .. V? I -It, H WW 4 4' ; . '' W i I 'i I '' A- TV! - ?-V - rV . ;v- r , $r H i. r I ! t' : ...It "