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It will cm tu ;rwf . il uch attrmpta bafoev have AlteiAmixraTbakra, Jr.. a rvxnH tt-i!t l.kvifmt wf lb SocvaJ 4aadmg hi I 'hil uiipiA, h.- Btolrn bi ura l(i..f. i tn aa truf.r. 11 hit lia- l I. I h.- vtrh t rrj of tli world for . t ), u rtttint trd at 1 , 1 09,26 J,0" 4 iu-iivl lba Jficiocjr w Ii per tut. v o't parvd with I'J, or ISO,- Utrit rvported fsilurva l.wt wek. Of thaa Alabama, At- in.4.v aad North Carolina fumwh l ; Virpata 3 Ixowtana 4; flror 3, aad Teixs R, It u-4 troly "am.xaio' tu rwad the trmndos 3ott of the Iladical or--ia . thy try t show that the hi. cyclone m only a mantle '.t-phyr f ot roo!terc. ll4! Nrw York Academy of .Mrdi--iti hid a stormy debate over the .od. The rreult La that new code imandcoenls were defeated, bat tK old cod qtraJiScstioo for member hip wi abvtisbe!. s !Uv. Dr. Mdbarn's coar of Ice turwa at Norfolk was so popular and Mihtfol be ha been asked to rv unit mthr week. He deliver two !"-turv tba week on on Stonewall i i.-k ua ami one on IloWrt YL .V(hm SpenMr was dera)Tvl fo twelve hoar. Six i all right, has t-n U Svr bMut at PilUbar, I 'a., tnd o tb Utb Uft for tba Soth to Kit hr soStuawta. White d. r inI sh tril drpratf to Lake bar own lit . Her bealtl ia dolkate aa4 she ke ovrrtaaed. Tbe IaUruatiooal Flsheric Kthibi tid la EUa4 kxl rtnl;el ttry fa vorably to i&t rmud SUte. ; Tbe AnerkAa etbibttoa Arm', awarded" fortf-efbl 50U, fortj-Mtts i3Ttr aad twsiy eJoe broose isedaia, VOL. XXXIII. NO. twenly.fotjf diploma aod aevea special prise. A liberal share of medals b accorded to the United States Fish Coram Uilon, the United Stait National Moacom, tbo United ai a mil m. aa w w m avan m a -w UnUd SUUi Sienai Srrice. b a . i w m. . ------ mi hw 4a I Senator Jo Browo. lYcsidcnt of Senator Jo Drown, iYeaident of i ' I tb State IUilroad of Georgia, aaja tha State Railroad of Georgia, aaya wa ncroca nave aa goou ac- i cocBtnouationa and loll ngnu on toe Iraki aa tha white. A d Is patch from Atlanta to tbe New York 7Twj wja: He vara taat colored rcple wCl to4 be (wrmiUad to jo la to a car Inlcrnkd for wtuta UJica,, ooc to ian! opco wbita rco- p!a who do act dcaire tbeir aocUt. bat that euoXcrlaikia car will ba arraar oo the Wmtara aad AtlaaUc for bota race, wbcre Uxt caa traval coaafortably and aefelr. Coadodors oa bia traiaa, aader bU orders. apoa coiorml tbaa thay wilTparTOll cc4ored will oo mora permit wbtte peopia to latrodo to Utrod Qpoo wbita people. Ills orders till b atnafiot to cooaoctors to see that colored pcopia pajtag the same price paid by watte aaall bare ascomrortaMe aurora Cxniatioo. batlhcy couatUaeitla diffcreot cars Saoator Drown aaid a liitla commoo ro.. with a doun to do what Is just in tba rrveataca. ocM rvfalabs tals wbola matter to t& ati.taioo of both racra." New York leading Republican arr oppo-d to stirring the Tariff ' ' jietion in the Sute campaign. They . . ,1 . n,. ,VJWM vv'"- say: Aooi&r adraaUe ia favor of pott ra(aat is. that the IVmorrsIs io Coo . J . . . . InUctioe. aa.1. wbetber Mr. lUedall is slcrtrd to tbe Scwaksrship or not. it U be, liavrd the division, will be perpclustrd Io tba red of tbe earopaiv. It is always Iemocralic folly that ia rrlied ujvun for Ilcpublicai suc crsa. There is one negro preacher who S f i on a ranipagr about the decision of the Supreme Court. He is tcrriSc He swears there will bo "revolution" oolnaa the Court change its opinion. The negro ia a bishop bat his name is not given. His blood and thornier talk was at a negro conference at Denver, Colorado, lat Thursday. Monaignor Capcl is preparing a rriticiru of the debate in the Kpis rpil tiforral (Convention. It will be out tht week and will be entitled : Catholic: tbe Ksscnlial Quality and Neceary Mark of the True Church. An Appral to thr (food Sense of the Protectant Kpiscopsl Convention now I IB MSUOO. Spirits Turpentine The liuiitti says there are arvse rasr of dipethcria at Goldsboro. (lot, Vance was unable to ac cept the iavitalioM to deliver the address at Tarboro Fair. Tbe Wadeaboro Timet has be- fua its fourth year. A Urge, well printed. tatrrrtbog sod wu cilitcu weekly aod it is ucceedar as It d serves to do. AsbcviUe Citizen: A n amber of tobacco buyvrs. represcalioglarge housr North aod la HagUad. are already ia Ashe ville. aad w have iaformatioe of others cvmXat, Toe crop of ivcstcrn Carolina I attraction great aUaotioa this wisCcr. .fiasows Timds: V e regret to (rare of the doath of Mr. John Iluseoe. on tba 3rd. last, ia G si tw too, Texas. Mr. Ruscoa was the oldest son of Mr. J. M. Ftuaeo of Ihia place, aad brother of Mr. II. P Ruscoe, foeecaaa of the 7taw of fice. Wades bo tx IntI2i'jenccr : Tbo cocctiaa ia the Methodist Church closed last Sunday nixbt with six additions to its OMmbrrahip. Tbe torch of the viUain- ous iacsatiisry was applied to the hand some new rvaideace of Mr. X. J. Thorn p oo. at Morvea. oa Friday morning but, about 3 o'clock. Mr. James Poptio. wbiW tending the saw at Carter's mill near Aasoovilk. ooe day Ust week, attempted lo remove a slab, and in so doing brought one hand too near the saw. As a result two fiajrers were cat off. Charlotte Obscrvrr: A corree- poedaot writing from Charlotte to the fiUU CArim, says that "Col. A. M. Wsddeil. ia a conversance tbe other day. aid that he proposed -to sire some body a l I B . . 1 9 ... r-mt ii p.i jtj 1 nnmlna I mil U IVI Wt WJfc,VW WWtU.US- ic lioe ia the Carolina Central District,' " On Thursday eight but Mr. James MorrUoo. a dlixeo of the Rocky River actloo. Cabarrus county, was burned oat of boas and home. His dwelling caucht Hre from some unknown cause and was barocd to the ground. In the loss Is in cluded all of bis household and kitchen faro !t are sod a lot of grain. The an- Hammocd. which-occurred at his home ia this city yesterday morning at 8 30 I o'clock, still be received with rrrret by the people of this coco cn u oily, among whom ba ;was so well know sod respected. Mr. liaaavKMS was T7 years or age. Jobs firodarsoo, colored, who m fa- miliary known as the sheriff of Plnchrut, bad another boat yraterday with two of his tak both while, aau wis time ibey came I aar fialshinr him. as um nrst made him I drank aau toe scoono ataooeu btm. Tbe Potomac Synod, of the lie formed Church, met io rtewtoo oo Wednesday evtoisf. 17ta Insc Tbe Synod num bers aboot lid minister, covering parts of Praasvlvaala. Mary land. Virgin la. North Caroil aa. Colorado aod Ore goo, itly dalesrsts. clerical aad lay. are rreaeet to day, forty or aaore were detained at I U li enor otl account of tae ateamer waico was loeeovry theta to West Point, springinc a teak. . The epsaloa sermoa was praached by lie. X- H- Skyle. Doocsboro. Md. Dr. .ilrtJ nmuJi nv ttaa trtck. of Mer- I ti W. Walker, of North Carolina, was earstcrr. P-.rs staled 'ckrfc Tbe Jtod I -rl Aw bT j 7 'T,1'" I UertbeVattosMiaw Sueiaero I aospUal.tr. J I 26. WILMINGTON; TarboraCu fJi. Several drunken urum rot In a row at a nrrro fulcery ear Pactolus oo night: last -week., On' negro m completely seal pea. wita a ceer boulA. . Ha didat hara two iQcbes of akin tefl oo bU .bd. -. 8aaUvBtajlettra. aztd Lawtoo. Ilamiuoa tecaffia Iotoivtm in adinu.ia a ooUba. field. words '.led tor av m i rioa aa a - - n tav " I ioWioo an !( WT.O"??7 I lo.aJw rS; v., 7rT.vi. i a t a Mora in auuaaa. alt, iujuuii I Ilarriai aad Oorse W;. Gray. were tosaln b, ' w . Cmita otct (t. and I teforo the maaUax cloaca jir.-iurnnwa a badly cut arm aod a fearful rsa la hfa aiUa. Uyio bare two no. - oomcumo to July but Frank Bogereofl, a recpecta blo aad well to do farmer, Hrlajr, Are miks from GreeoTille, diaappcared from borne. A few dayeprcTious to Ibu, he bad a tmaS abot jroa diCicuIty wllh a neighbor about a commoo ditch. ,Tba oeigbbortook oat a warrant lot au arrcat, but be could oot be found. No attempt. wa made to fled blm. it beior tboacbt that ha had fooe awty to rada tbe cooaequencea of the dlflcuUy. aad bia abaaooa bad ocaacd to be remarked a pea. Oa but Saturday while Dob Jaroea was hunlin aqutrreU in ilr. John Cherry's wood, three mika ftom GreenvUle,hls foot caohl la somethla and looking down was borrtfled to find the bleached bones of ho rn o skeleton frnlanrted io the remnant of a uit of cjothes. A knife with a rusty. ' bloody blade laid near the dead man. Italeigh Aries- Observer : In the prooeasloo of old soldiers Wedeeaday was Sergeant W. II. Hamilton. 14lh N. G. T., woo marched all the way to tbe came- j tery witb bia old coairadea. Both of bis 2Were too " wiiiiamsourt I Tbrra was mocb talk veaUfrlaY ahool tha I crowd at tbe fair grovods Thursday. It ia I aad to bave been the 1 arrest since 1873. when there were over 16.000 persooa pre-' I I sent. Mr. elevens, of ataaascoosctts. came to norm uaroiina wiut ujo ra embers of tbo rrea Coeventloo. week before laat. He Is a member of ooe of the larsxat real I ( .K- XI I 0... I , , , " 'rw . , flbl?orlX5rT 'Pm0"10 .bfTe U t ,J?k at the State. Until the past day or two he ba been in the eastern part of tbe State looking at land. Yesterday be came here looking at Lands. Yesterday he came here to have a conference with Gov. J arris and CooimUsioaer McGchee in regard to an ar rangement for visiting various points in the Stale so as lo ace the many varieties of climate aod soil. State Board of A Vrtollum n.f .t I,aM n lt n4 cultural building Thursday. Present, Gov. JarvLs. Hoe; Kemp P. Battle, Dr. A. G. Brooks. Col IL W. Wharton, John A. Oatc. Esq.. A. Leaxar, Esq., Burwell nianton, Esj. lie ports from Commission er McGchee aod Fish Commissioner Worth were read, glvine stateroenU in regard to the North Carolina exhibit at tbe Boston exposition. Tbo price. ot Prof. Kerr's mp was reduced lo 3 for the wall aod $1 50 for for the pocket edition. Tbe report of tb.i meeting of the State Agricultural Society vsa crowded out of yesterday's issue It was held Thursday cveolog. Col. Holt, tbo President, afier calling i be Society to order, vacated tbo chair, calling Col. Heck to preside. Tbe annual election of officers was then held, all the old officers being reelected. Cpt J. IL Thipen Introduced a resolution to move tbe fair to Tarboro. A loog debate ensued. rrtlcipated in by Gen. W. It Cox. Hon. J. Iavis, Csru. Oct. Coke. Col. R W. n barton, and Capt Thlgpcn, all save the but named gentleman opposing. The rcso- luuon was neither adopted nor defeated, but lis farther consideration was deferred until Wednesday evening of nxtfslr week Tbe question of sheep raising then came op. aod Mr. T. Lovelock, of GordonvUle, a . Secretary of the "Piedmont Sheep As sociation." apoke by request. He gave an exceedingly Interesting account of the methoits of raising and marketing sheep as practior-tl by that Association. T ZEE IE CITX. NSW AOTKHTIIBJIRSTS Mc?rso!v 8blrts. Jxo. J. Hamuca Blankets. Orsav Hocsa Morna Doon. Nottck To telephone ubacriU.-rs. Ilaimtnara Pianos, organs, etc Gluts & Mcacmsox Hardware, etc. A. Y. Wttaos Shingle boJta wanted. Cactiow Nottc Crew Maria Sophia. MrxD Il&oa. & DKRoeasrr Free soda. Low xxi. Macntxa Shop Lowell. Mass. CaJ Uata. Ilcccipla of cotton yesterday 1,21? Ulcs. There was only one trifling case of drunk and dowo for the Msyor's con ski era I loo yeaterday morning. Mr. Tbo. W. S Iran go baa re- I turned from bis European tour. He comes ' bock much improved In health, and looks as bright as a silver dollar, coinage 1883. A scries of night meetings will be held at. the Fifth Street Methodist Church during tbe present week. We learn " . i , . . i f n .l "u ""c festod at the meeting at that Church tiuo- day moreing. A small lodge has been erected by the county oo the grounds of Oak Grove (pauper's) Cemetery, in the southeastern outskirts of the city, as a'refage for visitors ,rom ociemeni wesuner ana lor omcr pur post. Sheriff K. W. Taylor, of Urnna wick, from whom the information of the probable murder in Sballotte Tpwnship was received, alluded to in Sundays paper, says nothing has been heard from Asa " -.v.. v. M" 11 UL Tbe semi-annual meeting of the stockholders of Bellevoe Cemetery Company will be held at the office of Mr. J. D. Dclbuey, on Princess street, between Froet aad Second, oh Thursday evening next, the 2Slh, commencing at half-past 7 o'clock. Lewis Sheridan, the colored maa who was badly hurt by a fall of eleven oc twelve fort tbroogh the .opening tlaa I tleralotf ,ia Capt,, Soothexllnda : Urery I tdabtaa, a few days' ago; s said to be doing I weal aa cooJd be expected. Ooe of kb I rtua was orosen. - N. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1883. Carleae Pacta. ! Al atriklog Inatahce of the instincta of the feline ipeclea was brought to our notice day or, two since. lA,fmUy that had spent the summer on the Sound returned to the dty, aboQt a month ago, learing a favorite, cat in sole pcoa of the premises. A week Or two afterwards the head of the family bad business at the Sound and took occa sion to search for the cat with the view of bringing it home with him, but failed to diaooverpoor pussy's whereabouts. Finally, on Saturday last, to please his little girl, he told one of "bis sons to go down and make It his' business to search for the cat and bring him up. The young man drove down to the Sound in his buggy and made a thorough but unsuccessful search for kitty. Thinking he might come up late in the evening, the young man re mained on the grounds until nearly dark, and, as a last resort, drove around the premises and called the cat by came. At but, relinquishing the quest, he return- d home and reported his failure, much to the chagrin of his little sister and to tbe no small dissatisfaction of tbe older members of the household. Not long after the young man's return, the lady of the house was passing through one of the rooms when she felt some obect brush against her -dress. She stopped, looked down, and lo! and behold, there stood the missing cat ! The I family were summoned and made acquaint- ed with the singular circumstance, and kit ty received a cordial greetine, especially from her little mistress. Now, some msy say that the cat must have crawled un perceived into the buggy before it started, but the young man says be put a quantity of clams in the bottom of tbe buggy just on the eve of departure from the sound. There is no doubt, therefore, that pussy followed the buggy all the way from the Sound, a distance of eight miles, and that at night. A lady, tn whose presence the above was related, stated a singular circumstance con nected with a little bantam rooster, quite a pet pa the premises where it lived.. The little bantam became enamoured of a hand some and festive pullet, which pullet soon after conceived the notion lo hatch a brood of chickens. She took tn her nest, and the bantam followed suit, and for three weeks he never came off the nest except when the hee did. and that only for a few moments. At the end of the three weeks be was for cibly taken from tbe nest and looked up in a coop, and the next morning the poor lit tle fellow was dead. An Auctioneer "Sole." A good story is told on one of our auc tioneers . He bought a new wheelbarrow a few days ago, for which he paid $3.50. Yesterday he was called upon to sell a'lot. of furniture, under execution, in front of tbe Court House, and in the meantime, while the sale was in progress, an employe of the auctioneer, who had brought the wheelbarrow down. to the Court House for some purpose, rolled it up to the vicinity of the articles being sold, where it was left, temporarily. In the meantime the auc tioneer, in the progress of the sale, came to the wheelbarrow, and thinking it was a part of the property embraced in "the exe cution he put it up. "How much am I offered for this splen did wheelbarrow f cried he. The crowd responded until the bid on the barrow had reach $1.10, when it was knocked down, and -as the terms of the sale were cash on delivery, and the delivery insfantcr, the wheelbarrow was quickly paid for and take's awsy. It was not until tbe sale was closed, and inquiry was made for tbe wheelbarrow, that tbe auctioneer discovered that. La selling out somebody else, be had - himself been "sold," and that to the tune of $1.40, the difference between the cost of the wheelbarrow and the price it realized when put up to the highest bid der. Atteanvted laeana'Iarlsm. On Sunday morning last, about 4 o'clock, fire was discovered under a tenement house on the premises next north of the City Hall, . occupied by colored people, by one Richard Stowe, who immediately gave the alarm at the Hall, when, with a few buckets of wa ter, tbe fire was put out. It was an un-' doubted case of incendiarism. The floor is some two or three feet from the ground, and the fire was started under one corner of the bouse, with the aid of kerosene oi and shavings, and when discovered was blazing up as high as the window, and the weather boar ding was being rapidly ignited. The fire was started immediately under the' bed occupied by Stowe. There was no ge serai alarm. Sadden Deatb. Nancy Cowan, colored, was found dead in bed yesterday afternoon, at about 5 o'clock, at her residence on the corner of Ninth and Walnut streets. She was about 68 years old. She is supposed to have died from heart disease. Coroner Jacobs was notified, but no inquest was thought neces sary. Sarmon to the Tonne Rev. F. W. E. Peschau preached an able and eloquent sermon at the First Baptist Church on Sundsy last, principally ad dressed to young men. He was bold and incisive in his, denunciation of vice, and at tacked it in some of its most powerful strongholds. Tbe congregation was very lsrge. Scarcity af Flak. Fish continue very scarce, our fishermen being very unsuccessful in their efforts to catch them since th 6 September storm. The conUnued prevalence of easterly winds has qbntrutad yery touch to this state of af- latrs. Weather Iudleatlon. The following are the indications for today: For the Middle Atlantic Statespartly I cloudy weather and local rains, wind most- I ly northeasterly, stationary barometer and stationary or slightly rising temperature: For the South Atlantio States, cloudy weather, northeasterly winds, . stationary barometer and slightly falling, followed by 1! or the luast tulr btates, partly cloudT weather and light local rains, falling ba ometer and slightly falling, followed by rising temperature and northeasterly winds. For the West Gulf States, partly cloudy weather and local rains, northeasterly winds, falling barometer and stationary or rising temperature. Fer Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy weather and local rains slightly risine, followed by falling barome ter and stationary or rising temperature, winds mostly northeasterly. John F. Ward at tbe Opera II use Last Night. "Top 'O the Morning," as the name im plies, is an Irish comedy, and one in which theret are many good points. The play abounds in fun and the audience showed their thorough enjoyment of some parts of it by much enthusiastic applause. Mr. Ward, in his triple character, made a good impression and was well received. Miss Davenport, in impersonating the Twin Sis tersjmade a decided hit and divided the honors with Mr. Ward. Little Lillie Ward, as Kathleen, showed considerable aptitude in her different parts, and carried the house by storm. The Company on the whole is a good one, and while there are some weak characters, still, taking the troupe all in all, it will compare very fa- vorably with any that has been here. During the intermission music was fur nished by Messrs. Smithdeal and Greene wald, which was very good and much en joyed. On the CowCatcher. We learn that a young calf was taken up on the cow-catcher of a locomotive at Fleming ton a few days since, and landed at the depot in this city, without receiving so much as a scratch. This seems incredi ble, but we have it from good authority. RIVER AND MARINE. The following vessels are mentioned in the New York Maritime Register aa be ing up and cleared for this port: Barques Aeolus, Norwegian, 258 tons, Paulsen, from Arendal, August 20, via Seville, C. P. Mebane; Atlantic, German, 398 tons, Schcr ing, from Antwerp Aug. 19th; Attila, 416 tons, Norwegian, Larsen, from Cardiff Au gust 21st, C. P. Mebane; Apotheker Dieting, German, 385 tons, Stutts, from Hamburg, September 21st; August, Nor wegian, 395 tons, Buch, from La Rochelle August 31st, C. P. Mebane; Agder, Nor wegian, 456 tons, Flagstadt, from Ham burg Oct. 8th ;ApoUo, Norwegian, 438 tons, at London, Oct. 9th; C. P. Mebane; Barbo, Norwegian, 393 tons, Pedersen, from Lis bon, September 7th, Embla, Norwegian, 379 tons, Simonson, from Antwerp August 4th, C. P. Mebane; Brazilian, Norwegian, 332 tons, Ugland, from Gloucester Sept. 14th, C. P. Mebane; Echo, Norwegian, f64 tons, - Hansen, at Lillesand, September 24th, C. P. Mebane; Emilie, German, 419 tons, Knuth, at Liverpool September 6th; Erragon, Norwegian, ;420 tons, Weber, at Liverpool September 6th, C. P. Mebane; Oaleon, Danish, 313 tons, Kalsboll, from Hamburg August 21st; Ona, Norwegian, 388 tons, Andersen, from Skutskar August 3rd, via Palma, C. P. Mebane; Hama, 634 , tons, Norwegian, Jorgensen, from Arendal August 7th, via Barcelona, C. P. Mebane; Ilattie H., 403 tons, Cochrane, from Ham burg September 4th, E. G. Barker & Co. ; Henrich Bjom. Norwegian, 357 tons, Nys teen, at Liverpool September 15th; Jer naes, Norwegian, 289 tons, Nielsen, from Hamburg September 11th; Kerdalea, Nor wegian, 415 tons,Pettersen, from Hernosand via Oran . C. P. Mebane; Lindola, Nor wegian, 364 tons, Petersen, from Hamburg August 18th, E. G. Barker & Co. ; Lydia Peschau, German, 403 tons Bremmers,. from Hamburg October 6th, E. G Barker & Co. ; Maury, Norwegian, 494 tons, Olsen, from Algiers Sep tember 13th, C. P. Mebane; Noah, Norwe gian, 400 tons, Salvesen, from Havre Sept. 02th; Rialto, Danish, 443 tons, Jensen, at Liverpool September 22d ; Jlichard, Ger man, 463 tons, Paske, at Hamburg Sep tember 15th; Sarah Doe, of New York, 648 tons, Merryman, from Santander Sep tember 24th, C. P. Mebane; Statsmin ster Selmer, Norwegian, 607 tons. Rus tad, from Flintrannad August 16th via Valencia, C. P. Mebane; Tros, Nor wegian, 387 tons, Brager, at Santan der September 8th. E. G. Barker & Co. ; Turist, ' Norwegian, 306 tons, Iversen, from Liverpool October 1st, C. P. Me bane; XII Mai, Norwegian, 475 tons, Tellelsen, at Newport, Eng., September 17th, via Madeira. C. P. Mebane. Bbigs Congal, Norwegian, 354 tons, Danielscn, from Bristol October 4th, C. P. Mebane; Express, German, 276 tons, FretwurSt, from Liverpool September 11th; Hermann Fried rich, German. 288 tons, Niejahr, at Liver pool October 1st, E. G. Barker & Co. ; Rash, Norwegian, 191 tons.Sveqdsen, from Hamburg September 20th; Ban Juan, Nor wegian, 295 tons, Bache, from Bordeaux September 24th. virv rrrWrirrrti, W hv the I McKAY BUimNG.--qn 17tn tost., by tne t HIARREEIJ. Rev. Dr. Carmiehael. Rector at 8t John's Church. Mr. W. J. MoKAT to Miss LIl LLiB, only daughter of the late S. S. Banting WHOLE NO. 5037 CITY ITEMS PKRSTVNAT.! TO MINOOT,Tl-Tn Voltaio But Co., Marshall, Mich., will send . Da. Dxa's iffidayftoS I (young or old) who a afflioted with Nervoua ( troublei guarantee8poedy andoomplete aWBrMLtwfd trial is allowed. FORTY TTCATLS' MXHKkl HTJCJU nn in of ri SS2?i2?Slinf,8?T) !8.the and Nurses in the United States, and has been nsed for thirtvvnara with nfivpir failiniy fiafAftronl i saooess by minions of mothers and chlldren.from corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind oolio, regulates the bowels, and fives rest, health and comtort to mother aad child. We believe it the Best and Surest Remedy in the world, in all cases of DYSENTERY and DIARRHCEA IN CHILDREN, whether arising from teething' or any other cause. Full directions for using will aCCOmnanv asmVi tmt.t.1n KnnA CFAnnlnn nnlnrai t.ha f ae-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS is on the out side wrapper Sold bv all Medicine Dealers. 25 cents a bottle. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. To Subscribers Wilmington Telephone Exchange. SUBSCRIBERS ARE EARNESTLY REQUEST ed to bear with its until removal of Exchange is completed. Trouble in the use of Telephones has been occasioned by crossing of wires during reconstruction, oot 23 It J. C. WHITE, Marager. Wanted, 1 AAA CORDS SEVEN INCH auvu SHISGLE BOLTS, Twenty-four inches long. oct 23 tf A. Y. WILSON, Ship Notice. All persons are herebv cautioned not to trust, credit or harbor any of . Un "I ... r t T. . I i mo iren yi ucruiau oarquenune MARIA 80PHIA, as no bills of their contracting will be paid by the Mas ter or Consignees. E. LIEGN1TZ. Master, E. PESCHAU &. WESTER MANN. Consignees. Oct 23 3t InSt3JltEneOUS SUCCeSS QUI? MAGNIFICENT FOUNTAIN HAS BEEN visited by Thousands. Come to day and have a Glass of Mineral or Soda Water on the Honse. Ice Cream Soda for Lady Visitors. MUNDS BROS. & DbROSSET. Oct 23 It Dispensing Druggists. Our Line of Shirts, JgOTH LAUNDRIED AND UNLAUNDRIED are UNEXCELLED for CHEAPNESS and DURA--BIL1TY. MUNSON, oct 23 It Gents' Furnisher. Lines, H ARDWARB, QUEENSWARE, and CROCKERY. For sale by GILES & MTJRCHISON, 109 and 110 Murchison Block. oct 23 tf Blankets. A BIG D HIVE IN BLANKETS. EVERY SIZE IN ALL THE DIFFERENT QUALITIES, oct 33 tf JNO. J. HEDRICK. Pianos and Organs, gOLD FOR CASH OR ON THE POPULAR MONTHLY INSTALMENT PLAN. Every Instru ment is guaranteed for Five Years at HEENSBERGER'S. Novelties QF ALL KINDS AND DESCRIPTION, For Young Ladies and Gentlemen, Can always be found at HETNSBERGER'S oct 23 tf Live Book and Music Stores. 4 Lowell Machine Shop, Lowell, Mass. BUILDERS OF COTTON MACHINERY CARDING, SPINNING, WEAVING, FIN ISHING, and all other Machinery used in a Cotton Factory. Oar Machinery contains all Modern Improve ments, and we can refer to the largest and most successful Cotton Mills In the Country. Estimates for Mills and Plans for same, with al details, furnished by our Mill Engineers, rdrrespondence solicited. C. L. HTLDRETH, Snp't, Lowell, Mass. WILLIAM A. BURKE, Treasurer, mch 3-tf 28 State street, Boston. Mrs. S. J. -Baker's MILLINERY EMPORIUM. THE GREAT RUSH is now over, and the Ladies can make their selections at leisure, and have their Hats trimmed by the best Artist in the city, from a very large stock of the handsomest materials. MRS. S. J. BAKER, oct 21 D&Wtf . 128 Market St. For Sale, A GOOD TURPENTINE FARM"." IN GEORGIA, conveniently located, with plenty of Round Pines accessible. Only parties having some rea le. oniy parties ns 1 of their own need Call on or address dy cash capital of their own need apply. PEACOCK. HUNT CO., Box 16, Savannah, Ga. oct 20 D&Wlw Large Sale of Boots and Shoes. E SHALL ENDEAVOR TO MAKE A LARGE SALE of BOOTS AND SHOES this week, and offer them AT POPULAR PRICES. Sale to continue from day to day. Call and Bupply yourselves for the Winter. Geo. B. French & Sons, 108 NORTH FRONT STREET. OCt21tf . - . f lie Little .Melt Soda Fountain A T McILHENNY'8 DRUG STORE. PERHAPS ass;OrKeonsand,tremendousassomeomert. j . . -t, .j. ....... , s ,1 xs. stni has a tremendous run on account of the purity, quality and coldness of its Soda and Min a and sm oct2ltf eral waters. I! Month,... .... 40 O) v. ;feaa Year.... ..j.i.d... i.i M ev fcxrOOBtraot AdrerUsements taken at prepor jttonately low rate g;, . ; . j-,- . . I'm Uses solid TftmpaieQ type make one aqnare NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. , i. .iTi .t.V t i'm..t h in opera: house, T.nr will bo prMented for the ' tlt Urn I J toM nearney antuiva MO UN A DO ON, i. la which 1 TTt TOWU TXT ATJTl ilUi U AAAl - A. " n ! will lmpersonat i TERRY TITH POX f Supported by MISS MARY DAVENPORT, and i o . T 'iH1"""1 " company , Seats at DYERS'. ,i-t net Si It H. Brunhild $cBrc. IMPORTERS. AND DEALERS OK . Fine Liquors & Wines, AND PROPRIETORS OP Southern Star Rye Whiskeys, WHICH STILL TAKE THE LEAD Read Certificate of Prof. CHAS. W. DABNKY, .lr Chemist : , "Raleigh, N V, Oct.. 7th, 1882. I have examined carefully and thoroughly analyzed a sample of whiskey, certified to lie it fair sample of the brand, known as "Southern Star," manufactured by Messrs. H. Brunhild pro., or Wilmington, N. C, and find It a remark bly pure and strong whiskei free from all ariul terations and fraudulent a ltlons usually mad In whiskey. "Chas. W. Dabnkt. Jr.. Chemist DIRECT IMPORTATION , ti Bass Ale, I QIl"JXess, Extra Brown Stout, and Cochran & Cantrill's Ginger Ale. Hicks & Brunhild Bros. RICHMOND, VA., MANUFACTURERS OF TfTE DUST A VI N KST BRIGHT AND DARK CnKWINO TOBACCOS, IN ALL SHAPES AND SIZES. Send for 8n.ni.l and Quotations. oct 21 tf Furniture. OH!! PARLOR AND CHAMBER SET8, FROM 6UU $25.00 to $150.00, all new styles and find -class goods. Fine Book Cases, Secretaries, K Mo board? and Wardrobes, all offered at great bar gains, uottago uedsteacis, Chairs, Tabled, Mat tresses, &c. Please call before you buy. D. A. SMITH, oct 21 tf Furnlt ure Dealer. FULLY PREPARED WITH AN ELEGANT 8TOCC Of Dry Goods and Carpets. Cannot give particulars, but CAN OIVK and WILL GIVE some the BEST BARGAINS In many lines of goods. Special bargains In BLACK DRESS SILKS, : BRAIDED ALMA ROBES Beautiful. The coming week we will have WRAIH Folt LADIES AND CHILDREN. IX. M. Mei.vriiti:. Oct 21 tf Eock Lime, T7V3K BUILDING PURPOSES. JO FRESHLY BURNED. PRICE REDUCED TO il.lfi I'KR CAbK. LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR LARGE LOTS AND TO THE TRADE. Address FRENCH BROS., Rocky Point, N. ; or O. G. PARSLEY, Jr.. ap 1 tf su tn fr Wilmington. N. C. Bacon, Molasses, Salt. JOQ Boxes D. 8. SIDES, 2J0 Bbls and Hhds MOLASSES, 2000 8acks L,TerPl SALT, For sale by oct 21 tf KERCHNER A CALDKR BKOM Flour, Sugar, Coffee. 1200 BblB rL0UR' 8,11 rradc''' (J'g Bbls Refloed SUGAP, -QQ Sacks COFFEE For sale by oct 21 tf KERCHNER A CALDKK BU t. Powder, Shot. Caps. Kegs, and J4, 8nortlng POWDER 200 BfteS 8II0T' B" S,ZCM' Cases CAPS, For Sale oy i oot 21 tf KERCHNER A CALDKR BltOK. Soap, Starch, Lye. 100 Boxes SOAP, - 5Q Boxes STARCH, 10Q Cases LYE, For sale by QCt21 tf KERCHNER A CALDKR niH Do You Want CARRIAGE, rnGTON OR BUOGY. CART or Wagon, Harness, Saddle or Bridle, call at Factory on Third streets, Nos. 18, Ui and 15. Reoalrhur done with dispatch. oct 21 tf T P. H. HATDtT If You Would r HAVE. COMFORT GET A SELF FKKDER. Steady heat and economv. C(K)K ktoVKH moving right out. Best of satisfaction to the buyer. ouyer. PARKER A TAYLOR PURE WBTTE OIL. oct 21 tf If YOU WILL TAKE THE TROUBLE NOW TO overhaul yonr Stored -and Grates and Isave us your orders for repairs and putting nnjt may save you a deal of discomfort, and perhaps de- lay, when the rush e workme nbrbt and day. comes, aircauy wo are ip. ir. rrwd a cn. .New Urostrated Steve Catalogoe mailed rrea to any address. ootSlIU
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