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Ootatraot AdrertlMmenta t&kea &t troor
?Ssa VOL. XXXIV. NO. 23.
WILMINGTON, N. 0., FltlDAYi' APBIL' 18, 11884.
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. .a Smti Caroiae la cociae
YIri;a county dae to tan
i.itr uft tabre
. w iari. t!i wiaora.
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l.- -t Ui MclonsIJ and
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LV'ii.jrri..nr S"iin
Xth.ii tn the
li ia rule or
! ii 'n i: ff '.! ..-i Arthur
iiii : v ' l'l'i I't arill Cht act
l' ' ''i,)u.in.! it hun-lnM baai-
n. t. if N Y ork h i.c4 I
iUrr omi;i
! i n nn.-ii . ibr "ra have
i ii n il f..j ! in ttium rv.f out
if' ( '.n '"mm-n, it i ii-r tli.it they
'cvi-ri, '.i.)u-t.a4 Ihortn m?u met
n I 3.DH N- York, t, di
!. '' .-lijiit h yt bill The police
"r- -i i ncrou And th- order i
itni.
li l J Harrh. n mtcrmting
uii prp.i.-r.J rticfd in the laat
.-ia.i'i'i I'.t-j ..it.sr Lj.3o New Hanover
nunc? h :e coiantoe of that
.irf - i.i.J btfivUiful pper.
r r-rry. of Williams College.
.Am i.i-inr of an excellent work on
P iiitii:.; K,:uoom v aad a Free Trader,
tiul Pt-jf V knUaren, of Chicago, a
P-x.,-. - ;,.n..,; t i debate before
'..in r.oo:y:, iUfjrra Clab.
Th lm wrtti.' tate Kievutive
toium:tv m--t at italejh Wednee-J-7
Cxpr.. o.-tt j t'oke rrgocl
t'U.ur-nn-.hip, nd Mr. It. II.
;?;.;.! m el-trd u aqc:eeij him.
V " -'v. V '.mi ntiou wx c !;! to
n-tt in ILaii jf ti on the .'5th of June.
'. f inn.' of Chtflr K-vd, the
m. .
nuoiM ho'i..'! novelet, a
ti a:Uidod to hi.
pn
:oth , bm.i .1: hi own rr-
iatt by -he aidf of laar Seyraoar.
t:' p!rt,
'!"nii.
wbo hU lifr-long
Ar ;4 .tiriin up the Calo.0.4
H h.w no i 4nvail army l In com
with th n-cubr
ininewe la fait. His
ut.;ad by levying a poo
V-.Un (iw written a tetter of
UhMo.c:..,. We w.Il pablish
1 "-' -norr,, U came aoder oar
y - Itu fr this iseae. Tbe let
" -'1 l Uh of Apnl. 1 S.-Jf. He
of kJcatnUtraUoo.
"" never in the
'on
rw tftr the Coostitatioo was
"a i TxriJ.
That be was
-tiomat ia the ,OM that
Jul
Kliey sad Mr. Sam flan.lall
fWt,oou k what we have
wen proved. We will give
" morQiideraUoo bereafur.
Im )IQ' aocraiic papers are try
Jt aAke it rPlr lbAt Dem
lnJ J been in fa
ex t Clioa thu Jff"on
ram . rroUcti"t. , We .can
v Te Milieal dieoosatooi as far
T 44 HM- I tbal jtar Mr.
f. whom we heard, potout ellela
. i-- I i orr laranhml lOofiha SO Da. I k- . ,i nnn firm I that chnrch onlr. but extended tn ail I iloiT UathOIlc ana AD081011C unurcn'OI 1 -i. u -n n a w I of Ba
yl 'ir u " I " I mU"KlV'Wi y ,V I " T . . " I V. v.! tuutta jlnW latllJ -r- I HTUCklU CLIUGI UBtWOTW ii UU 1 U WU)i&, I . . .. -;- - , w... ' , ,
,.i:1ivr r-v- I ty. utiio lannahed 5. So Xw lork, I ne of common senae in the aelectioa ot the I uiren unaer our nanus anu seais, mine i correBponaenitBays, w .passeu wnnin one i uujuu Honeea to ro to New yorajwa wiu , -v
riff.
bt him on Uut U. ia part.
Iq tb vot 00 tb qocstioa of go
log into Tariff IUforta tier warabat
i uti ciuukunu iiinocriu who tduhi
. ni v. . If. T.m. O
, K4Mt4 uiwi auiiwiiu v-
Clin DMnmu taIj1 for Hitform.
i with hi. Mrtr-th. r-
York otd
"
re, Peooajlrania and
. nfc
t
nff Re-
i'enatjUania and Obio gave
i -LJ-J.: .4 - : . r
i "v- ' vn J4j iiuji i iiiu
form. Uat we are glad to say tbal
Eaioo.'
Tba fricada of Inform claim
m that
ISO Democrmta will vote for tb. bill
.
WB" 14 TOrJ" HP ,or 0041 CT,OD'
Mr. "Hideo told tbe California D-
mMf. iK.i -.11-1 sl T.
um mim WW uiua V44 4 ivv
day that if nominated b3 would Pot
acc.pt. Tbe Califomlaaa told Wml
thal antes be was the candidate the
Democrats would be beaten, aod
there was no ujo ia holding a coo-
veotion. Thai is cettinir it down
fine,
If Tildeo dice then all is up, I
and he is aeventy years of ago. Io
his letter he says he cannot be a can
didate. Fodge!
JaaMM A. GirCeld kaw James O.
fUaiee for twroty vrars, sad (elected him
oa the atreegth o hla kaowkde and ac-
quaiataace. Yvaa, llcp. Oro.
Tbe Wet IUpublicao papers gave
n...t i - k. i .v....... z
rcli. T. m. 1
table Ilepablican papers now have
bat a poor opinion of Blaine's cba
racier. Garfield and Dlaioe were
UoobUcss of tbe some type of men I
oence their aaltalton. I
Mr. Me Do wd all, editorof the Pro- I
tm rt . . r m j I
CM 111. j 41 "MnM, W MJ. 1IIUCU
i - " i i
- ill I
clartd that"M to rUfoniKS A though:
tAs pl&tfvrm of 1 &?6 cottLi not be im-
'prored tipO", tmd the party Aad bet
ter use it ay a in." Tbal was strongly
a nti-Protection. See Wednesday's
Stak for the deoonciatory portion of
the platform.
Spirits Turpentine.
m m m .
Mr. Hale is makine a capital
North CareUaa paper of the flaleigh Iie?i I
I
Articles advocating Judge Fowl I
for Governor are appearing in Democratic
papers Just bow.
Tbe Snow Hill TUjrapK learns
that the sew Baptist church ia Orecnville
win cost $14. oca
Hick onr Carolinian.' A postal
card from Bakersville says anether man
was killed there Sunday night.
Warrenton Gazette: Mr. Wil
liam WaUoo sold his tobacco this week at
40 prr hand red. His logs brought 20.
Warrenton Home Journal: Mrs.
Gen. Green has been stricken with paraly
sis, aad to very low. She is with Mrs.
Jod;e Dark Davis, al BJoomlngtoo. IU.
Wadesboro Timet: We bare
made dilljrent Inquiry ia reference to the
fruit crop aad are pleased to be able to
state ll was act Injured by the cold snap of
last week.
The KpUcopal Convention of
the Diocese of East Carolina will meet at
Wsahisftoe. N. C. on the 14ih of May.
sad durinjr the session the (httttu will be
pabJiahed dally, the price being &3c
Concord Times: Tbe colored
Usthodlst chorea In Cole burg was blown
dowa oc Wednesday oUbL The ap
ple aad peach trees are ta fall bloom, and
so far the prospects for a heavy crop of
fruit are good.
Greensboro Workman: Dr. M.
A. Cheek, aksioeary surgcea to Che eg
Mai. aasoeg the L. Mrs. Cheek aad her
three children, together withMks Julia. the
Doctor's sister, took the train for Philadel
phia lasl eight
Warreotontfie.' Mr. John C.
Pritchard telle as that he taw tobacco cut,
rated, stripped a ad sold last year by lbs
Wth day of Auras, al $60 00 per hundred.
Aad ytt some say they caal make tobacco
because it tales so long lo make aad mar
ket IL
New Berne Journal: Forty-ooe
boxes of peas were shipped by th steamer
Sbeaandoah) Ttteedar evealsg. They sold
oa the wharf at $3 to $3.50 per box.
The steamer Deflance cleared for BalU- I
more yesterday with a cargo or iw.ow I
of lumber.
Durham Recorder: Onr excel
lent Board of Conaty Commissioners ap
propriated $300 to make a county exhibit
al the E-iposiUoo. making la all subscribed
by the county aad ladividoals $1,550. the
largest with the exception of Wake thus
far made.
Fay eiteville Observer: ' A cor
respondent wrlles us from Energy, Chat
ham county, thai Siler formerly Mat
thews X KoaVS--(s destined to be tie ywiai
oo the ay. AT. V. It a between Fay
tteeCle and Oreensbtrro. Tbe depot has
beea completed. . - - . I
Ilkxory ; Prtu: The caoantaim j
have been white with saow this week. I
TV. fm-it mn la thoneht ta have been !a- I
lorad by recent frosts. - Tbe Methodist I ,
a"- - uvu I ore Drone out on Bhepnera mountain, in I J'usCLUCUU ""g Djrovcuiuxvi or isorm uarouna ana tne Assistant isisnop i half mile anart and doin but
traronna nre lor Iteiorm. Virginia jaawpa coanij, aoout wo nui irom matters as to avoid tne possiDinty oiany- of Virginia officiating, the Benediction was aee except to the timber which
I Hoover Hill mine, on Weaoeeaav of last I ,vi ,v. : n I , . . , . . .1 '
care 2 Uemocratio TOtee asraiosL fm kiw-. hrr,.s n fmh rrl Wl kluu w"a- pronouncea Dy tne uisnop or Mississippi, torn ud and laid waste, the
egrejraticai of Newton are soliciting aid tar, presemr called upon Bishop Watson, at aad the Right Reverend Theodore Bene- May 81 andl Juael. , ; - v, - . -Uirabnlil
their church whicuwas totallj Tjbrarr' rooms. In the 'Mssonlo' Hall diet Lyman. D. D., Biahop-of North Caro- -Newton Grove Mission, at Black s Chapel,
(Uatroysd by the ncent ejrJose. - " . i7 . Una: aealso by the other.JRight BeTerend JuneTanda ,,t
ImA XiwTt! Common eealiA: I
efi e 1 " ntchr
Iiol!n ba?Tbe B.
tIfLT
4m . . . . . ; I
Scotland 1ccV Commonvxalth;
otx Epiwal frtettdaara aecoraUn tha
-
WMinIfl UQ& IH WUmlfiflAQ S
I dot train l nuTfoay ooraiDL oaTinz u
'wiJZS'ft
The t ayettOTiUe Vcnercer noiea
. . .
kind a well as in the regulaUon of the
"UV ' fertiWlle use. stable
maaore, coUoo seed and home made ferU-
17 f00- lCMa h P"'
mITTT tH TI f TIjJj Tnt .1
I 15 re doIlArV reward U o!Tcmi bv the 8teele
rh"'ffJi!ii??f
I , c ... q,.i i
i i;w.4 utiwi uvunumu,
IZrLrZJrZl'Zl" " T
VF (TTU aVim ViTPlf Vfij. UlCCUeUUiV 1 A
. . .
land, and doinz rrcat cadare to the umber
I on aerrral thousand acres of land. No
i ...iiii. - -
UU"U",I' wtmucjtu.
Dr J T o W IStcd
auS olSowS
a uu nun tmm wnt, xcu o . iuo
rrmr aaj MtekanU hears that Jude
Bennett declioea to be conaideTed on the
carpet for the Gubernatorial nominaUoo.
I Ur. J. Itowaa Rodgers, son of the
Attorney Oeiieraj &on U. Itodgera, u
ti nlntviH tn b Mli for thm rAalltinn
com! nation for Bheriff. The Anson
InUUffctr compliments Judge Bennett
and his coarse ia Ocmjrreas, and aaji if he
be not nominated for Governor, he will cer
tainly get the Sixth DUtrict Congressional
Boml cation.
Raleigh Shes-Observer : Su
perintendent Scarborough leaves for Wake
Fortst to-day to attend the funeral of the
wife of Mr. Chaa. TV. Bcarboroorb. who
ia a member of the facullvof Mnrfreesboro
Female College Tha remains were brought
to tv axe r orest yen
to n ut r oreat yesterday. i ne oiaie
US? rSSSA
matter cooaidered was to reference to tbe
survey of certain swamp lands in Jones aod
Onslow. The committee, Messrs. Kenan
aod Scarborough, made their report, re
commending that the work be done. There
a considerable talk In regard to the re-
itnin. crt, . Mnvnvi i t v.inmhi. Tir-
rell countv. and Edenton. were submitted.
The Elizabeth City people promised to
man it eat irean interest in tne scnooi ana
"!odd 1 WeJSa'Sa'ite The
i . .
list of the ocrmalsUasfo'lows: University, I
rjtiapel Hill. J. L. Tomlinaon. Superinten-
dent, opens June 17: Newton. Prof. M. C. I
S. Noble, June fwnv,Tfer
IfaeacU. time not set; Elrtaheth City, prin-
dpal not yet known, time not fixed? Frank-
llo, Macon county, principal not yet chosen,
opens about J one 23. There are five col-
SSUTSUeEiS
Berne. AU these have regular terrns. I he I
meV orm This ve the Fcabody
fund does not go to the normals, but to the
4 mmm ,V 44-1 4B W4n1 t KSB Vt Afffl SI 1 SI A fJin t
JL i SSAal ajws. Swv swi aecM MarawMM
Btir.i- ufVi .ia lhi. ,mf. The
fuo(j u small and terms will no doubt be
shortened. The fond will be about $500 a
chool
CITY.
nfiir AOVKKTIIEnEim.
Mt'Jtsox Come at once.
G. F. TitxJiT Fine beef.
WAjrTxo rurnUhed room.
Mcxds & DsRossst Soda water.
8. P. Co lux a Jt Co. Auction sale.
IIcrxaBCROKR To base-ball players.
National O. S Co Business offer.
G. IL Fkhsch & Sox Some remnants.
lel aret.
No cases for tbe Mayor's Court
yesterday.
Cotton is coming in slowly.
Only 9 bales received yesterday and 6 the of rroiin. and AssisUnt Bishop of I Beli was 8QOt by another colored man nnmerable Instances where cures' have been ef
day previous. The stock is probably nearly Virginla, Certificate of Election and d Richard Lilly, at Rockingham, dby
tikauiiad . . . .. . . .. I Hirhrnnnd countv.. 011 Wednesday niffht. I had been eiven over by physicians. It is one of
cihausted. I
-Thero were some fine cattle
brought here from Sampson yesterday, fat-
icxxtd by Mr. T. L. Rackley. One steer in
the Jot weighed 1.523 pounds. They were
sold to Mr. Oeorte Til ley.
The German barque Jlarte, I
& . 1
Capt. Foss. was cleared from this port for
Grteeock. Scotland, yesterday, by Messrs.
Robinson & Kin?, with 1,500 barrels of
tar and 1.331 barrels of rosin, valued at
3.(WS09.
Mr. Lee, route agent between
here and Richmond, informs us that the
"French Doc Ursa" is creating ss gTeat a
furor In Richmond as she did in Wilming
ton, aad that she says she is coming back
here when she leaves there.
From all points we have cheer- I
lng newt in regard to the fruit crop. In
many cases. If no unforeseen drawback oc- I
Curs, the limbs of the peach trees will hsve I
to be Drop pod ud to prevent them from
. .. ... . . .... . . . I.
breaking with the weight of fruit upon j
them.
JaveaUle BaeefcaJllsta.
There was a match game of baseball yes
terday between the "Eclipse," Capt. W.
Bitsett,,and the "Queen," Capt. Robert
Merritt, in which the f ormer scored SO and
tba latter 4.
There was also a match game between
the clobe known as the 'Qulckstep," Capt
Tom Bunting, aod "Moonlight," Capt
JaracaOwena, la which the former scored
11 aod the latter a.
. '
Baeepueai.
; A Urge aumber of our dtixens and vial
""' Jfr' i
were the coatntalaUons . which the new.
. I
THE JfEW BISHOP " " i
CoraU-a or Bt. Alfred. X Wat
. !. of St. James- daercb.
Wilmington, a Blanop ef the ITew
or the BiBhop-elect of the
,t rwi?. o. rinAa'
I
1 -tk wuvuna,
t?r ,D wlhtt",?Ti ?to,dt?
I ' ' .
nk mi as uKjk lunuimi ui inn mam wra-iii
wlthia the walls of that building except
perhaps, on the oceaden of the funeral of
the lata Biahon Atklneon. Manv hart come
from a distance to witness the ceremony.
I nd niber of. viaiUng clergy was un-
I uuaJry. large. Tiere -aan
r' v "
no cuafusion,
nowver. or . Ma no difflcuity in oi-
i uininr mu aa ta trABfrajiT me caan on
.
occasions Of Public interest; the committee
I
I dt0 ..a.. Jt
mission had been issued some weeks in
aarance or tne consecration, snowing upon i 81Ve ceremonies we. have ever witnessed F. Simpson met with some loss from an
their face the number of the pew in which I waa broncht to a close. It was tha most I ntho.
eniaerwa. inntea to .seat, ana gen-
j
this way the very lare assemblage was
-rv-dtw ni nnUii tHtMl
r . .r . V . ". . .
I Al 11 'clock procession of Bishop
and Clergy entered the church through the
vestibule and proceeded up the centre aisle
to tbe chancel, the venerable Bishop of
Mississippi, assisted by the Bishop of Maine,
heading the procession. It was a touching
sight and one well calculated to excite emo
tion, to see that holy man of Ood, whose
locks have been whitened by tbe frosts of
I four score and six winters, and who is so
I universally beloved, passing up to the altar
I ... . , , -
J P"rm tne iemn uuty ass.gneu mm.
i wucwwi, wic
..". !
me piace oi nis naimry ana uie diocese oi
North Carolina the one in which he labor-
ed continuously until his elevation to the
Episcopacy. The Bishop of 'South Caro-
Una and the Assistant Bishop of Virginia
were the Presenters, and they occupied
seaU on each side of the Bishop elect, near
me centre oi tne pianorm; a peculiar ntness
in that arrangement also, as tbe State of
NorthCarolin Joins Virginia on one side and
nouin irruini air ins ounr. i nn wrmnn
was preached by the Bishop of North Caro-
ins; again a peculiar fitness, for this portion
of the Lord's vineyard had long been a part
... - , .JL. '
rritoy aod tbe people he adoVessed
were those whose spiritual ruler he had
been for more than ten vears. The Biahona
ofU.Mdof8pring0Id..he o.e rrom
tne extreme norm ana me omer irom me
TZTr
UM 8 Jjr.
brethren of the South and to participate in
the solemn services of tho day.
The order of services was as follows:
The Opening Collects and Commandments
were read by the Bishop of Maine, the
Epistle by tbe Bishop of Springfield, the
Gospel by the Bishop of Maine and the
Nicene Creed by the Bishop of Springfield.
A hymn was then sung, after which the
sermon by the Bishop of North Carolina,
It was a fine discourse, delivered with great
animation and force, and was listened to
witn rapt attention Dy an. iis aaaress to
, , . , , . I
uiv iauwp cict wm ouicaiu auu tmpico-
sive, and his reference to the division of
the Diocese and his consequent separation
from the people of this portion of the
. i i i , .
otate to wnom ne naa always ueeu mom i
closely attached, was peculiarly touching
and affecting. The Presentation of the
Bishop elect was then made by the Bishop
r rr,, 0,a a v tUa I
vuvuiuu lauuiuuw " j
Rev. Nathaniel Harding, Secretary of the
Diocesan ConvenUon. the Certificate of
Consent of Standing Committees by the
President of the Standing Committees of
this Diocese, the Certificate of Consent of 1
- ... v V m W
the Bishops oy the itev. ix. toinns nugnes. 1
I . . ..I
The Bishop elect then gave nis promise oi
rn fnrmltv
After tne Litany service the presiding
r,, . ,K, -..oir.m.o- inKmiin,i I
Bishop made tho customary interrogations,
whtrh were anawered bv the Bishon elect I
wnicn were answerea dj me uisnop eiecr,
who evidently struggled under deep emo- 1
tion.
iri.. .ii nJ,w.r.tlAn th. li.in. a. a
" - wm.. .njiU 1
hands by the presiding. and other bishops I
wss then performed and the Rt. Rev. Al- I
f red Augustin Watson arose from his J
Vnm rlmhMl with tha inlpmn nnwora anrl I
knees ciotnea witn me solemn powers ana 1
responsibilities of a Bishop in the Church
of Uod. I
The 4Z4m nymn was men sung by the I
choir to that grand old tune "Lenox and I
the congregation, catching as it were the 1
inspiration of the occasion, Joined with re- I
. ., . . . i . f i i l
sounding voice which filled the church in
a general burst of Joy. .
The Letter of Consecration was then
read by the Rev. Dr. Huske, and is as fol
lows: Is tub Naks
. OF- '
Thk Father, and of thb 'Son, and of
thx Holt Ghost.
. Amzn..
To .t. thb Paithfiti.- ur Citeist Jestjb
TmiOTJQHOCT THS WoBXD, GSEETTNQ:
Be It known unto you that we,. William
r ... Hruti T' Ti T V. Tl - Kv -TMvinn
mlalAK 'Rianon rtf MMfB4nri anaiated
Km . Ricrht Revereni wiiHam T&11 White I
jjowe. D. D.. Bishop ot. South Carolina, I -
Bishops whose names are- Hereto bud- i
under the protection of Almighty
God,lnSL Jamea'CWb, ia the pity, of j
Wflmington and State of North Carolina,
on ine aeTenteenta oiy 01 Apru, Bemjr
Thursday in iSaate. Vesk la tHe -year
auu dukjr-xuiu, wu, ouu uicic, iu
presence of a congregation of. the clergy
and laity of the Diocese of Norta Carolina,
and of other Dioceses, according to the due
I and prescribed order of the Protestant
EolscoDal Church in the United States of
J manca,' i mq m coniornuiy fwua ma
I Cwioii8 thereof prdaio. and consecrate our
-Asaffii!-js
I or manners we were iuuy ascenainea, into
the sacred office of a Bishop , in the one
city and State aforesaid, on the seventeenth
l-A
thousand, eight hondrea ana eigntyiour.
Bishop of Mississippi.
Consecrator.
T. 15; JLrTKAN.
I s. Bkho of North eaToUna . ,
f T""?? S w Assistants.
W. B. W. Howe.
Bishop of South. Carolina.
i luo. .iivii wuiuiuuiuu luuyntu, lixo
i Tho tta1 rvn.mr.n;nn -Fniinnmri
PreairliBiahoTv and theRiahnnanf Main.
I o r sr i
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and one of the grandest and most impres-
orderv and the mo8t reverent assemblage
ijmu6 " vv,v,u.ij m
order, as it should have'Wn, and nothing
.a . ,u ,
1 """ uluot B'-'ui,uluU8
priety or to offend the sensibility of the
most devout.
Signs of Trouble In tne Republican
Camp.
There are ominous signs of discontent,
disorder and demoralization in the Repub-
rlcan camp hereabouts. There is evidently
a storm brewing, and whether it will attain
to the Idimeneions of a political cyclone or
onlyassume the proportions of an ordinary
"breeze," will depend probably in a great
measure upon the turn future events may
take. There is a no inconsiderable portion
of the p.y whodontKte,heaoonUken
-t w-hWo TW thint the nti ri.
ment at j- u not colored, should
have en represented in the re-or-
ganization of the Congressional Com-,
mittee. Then the Liberal- business is
a thorn in their poetical sides that
pierces a little too much Tor comfort,
They don't like the idea of old party men
vein? in-noted for annh new nronita a
York and others of his Uk. and they if
i .1 1 . . M t
tney nave got to vote ior a democrat tney
wiJi 8Upport one who is consistent and
never deserts his flag for the purpose of po- stacks were blown down and the fodder
litlcal aggrandizement, and is therefore to scattered all over the field. An eye-wit-be
trusted in his professions and declara- nW8ay
tions.
"-T.T""
and Changes In
Mes8r8. Parsley & Wiggins have recently
added to their mills mschinery for the man-
ufacture of sash, doors, blinds, and orna-
mental wood-work of every description.
We are glad to see Wilmington pushing for
ward in the work of diversifying her in
dustries. Mr. W. J. Rosenthal has bought out Mr.
Isaac Greenewald in the boot and shoe busi-
ness.
Mr. Isaac Greenewald succeeds Mr. A.
David in the boot and shoe store formerly
carried on by Dryfoos & Bternberger,
jjr James Sprunt has associated with
him Mr. William H. Sprunt, his brother,
an(j tney will continue the business of the I
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nrm or AJex. sprunt as Bon, wnicn was
80 lately dissolved by the death of the
senior member, and undet the same name
Alex. Sprunt & Son.
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&CUUCUJau JUOfc "v 1,10 luo"
Richmond county, on Wednesday night. I
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ota' 'j??
81Diy Proe "V BUB"""W
tne snerin tracaea mm to nne anu
- - - r Al I
me wooub, UU will yntuauij lto ijuiwi.
WltflflA I nod al ran MTtliraTinn H m rri IT LIIH I
w . n nnt I
whlta People of Rockingham, who are not
l" to che Preferred
against him by his assailant, who was actu- I
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Bieu Jcjuouojt. t
m mmm
n.-nn.i I
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Mr. unaerwooa, travelling ageui. ior mo
ti. ,. . . l.,,!. i
iueigu uieg-uHer, ia ucio a umu .
visit.
Our old friend and former townsman,
Major James Reilly, was here yesterday.
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imrm the visitors here, in attendance I
ifv. optinn nf "Richn W.t.nn 1
Jia g liilv ifVUOVbi w w av ar f wwaea
we noticed Maj. John Hughes and Mr.
Wm jt Oliver of New Berne.
CaDt p paddison, who is in the city,
fl nt hnmtn tav. TT will not re-
turn to Georgia.
'Capt. V. V. Richardson, was here yester
day. . ; , -i-
Quarterly 1TI eetlnes.
Second Round for the Wilmington Dis
trict of the Methodist 22. Chnrch, South:
Topsail Circuit, at Herring's Chapel,
April 19 and 20. " , ' -
Bladen Circuit, t Soule's Chapel, April
20 and 27. . 4 ,
Wilmington, at Frbnt Street, May 3 and 4.
Brunswick Circuit, at Macedonia, May
10 and 11. ; '
ftmithviUe, Mav 17 and 18.
Whiteville Circuit, at Pair Bluff, May 24
lanaZO.
: Flem!net6n Circuit. May 28.
fEliiabetbfCircniV at Bladen Sprinirs;
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1.4 . THE LAST, XTXCftONE. ;tl
toe 1 -
pi I Penaer vutted by cyclone-Dow
' DemoratlW Xbl. Ift tl j Polnl
hw I ' '- f ' V" -, J
ell etroa.i
. i iie winu proweia wnenj jtiisiem, ana
ffiou bearest the iootfd thereof, but cannot
I
ao?w-teg-, corresnondent in Pender who
1 POsFntes a corrfapottens , renaer, wno.
lWiom :TEiit:w tu wi i
j vTO iuuuu8i,uu mu m0
orpointJaswelt The disturbance
mUe river, which
, ...S . '
was literally: " hurled from its bed
upon the adjacent " land, the - water
I dav. for UaDL f aaoiflon tells U9. that it
tfWWWPIW j,bicvuku AQcn fira rat JKwth, salart awj
I w Vo nfl u woa .hi thmnrh th4 COMMISSION, to Competent
. -( r --- -
wind.. Fortunately: it missed the houses,
i j. .i . .. . it
I passing uirecuy oeiween mose oi messrs,
W-v - wm:. ir.iMM w -
a causa, auu n iiAUaLU iuaiuaoo, vui t cevvaii
"
little dam-
. was broken,
crass not even
escaping the eeneral destruction. Dr. Jas.
existence of the same storm. There was
evidently two distinct cyclones within one
xiiiie oi eauu outer anu- iraveiiinjf near iutj
8ame time. It is perfectly apparent, our
I . . . .
corresponaent says, tnac tney couia not
J have been the same, both from the course
of the wind and the space between them,
where things were left untouched and un.
injured.
Another account says the cyclone struck
I the ground near Mrs. R. A. Lamb's place,
at what is known as Colly Mills, on Black
River, three miles from Point Caswell.:
Gathering force as it went it struck a point
on Black River at what is known as the
Malpass Bluff, crossing over to the east side
of the river and going out a mile through
I the woods of Messrs. P. Malpass and Wm:
XUp There tt mm to fork or divide,
one current jroini? down in the direction of
Moore's Creek and the other in the direction
of Dr. J. P. Simpson's, Daniel McDuffie's
and John Newhirk's. When it struck the
latter's place it was about.- spent, only
throwing down a few panels of fence. At
anl old colored woman's place, between
Colly Mills and the river, the destruction!
was fearful. Fences were nrostrated : some' I
were upr0oted and others were twisted
I ana Droaen on iikb tney naa Deen so many
broom straws; and out-houses and dodder
to be about seventy-five or One hundred
yards wide, and the water was thrown up
n a spray to the height of about twenty-five
or thirty feet. It came with' a howling.
rushing, roaring sound, resembling what
might be expected from four or five trains
of cars running over a bridge. It was a 1
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sight truly appalling, remarks our corre- I
spondent, and one long to be remembered.
Dr. . Simpson, describing the hurricane,
says he heard a peculiar sound and went
to the door, getting there he supposes,
about the time the cyclone struck his prem-
ises,' and his holdine firmly to the facing
of the door was all that saved him from be-
ing blown away. The storm, he thinks,
consumed about ten minutes in passing his
house, and soon died away in the distance.
In addition to the other losses, Mr. Mc- I
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uume naa an oi nis iences oiown uowu,
some of the rails being carried through the
air some four or five hundred yards. No
loss of life to persons or stock as yet re-
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ported.
CITY ITEMS
T Aom vn a Trm 1 rvr rTTWfirw 1 to r
hadbeen given over by physicians. It is one of
ine oesc remeaiea ever on:erea to tne puduc, ana
SgTSSS fil attDlliW
Z0XJJJJ
eminent physiclamT and others. Try it, and be
curea. a
who is mrs. wiNSLOWf-As this question
fa fvnnnnntlv nnlrAH -nA ttHII ofTMrtln onr that afct4-k a
a lady who for upwards of thirty years has unti-
' deTOted he time and talents as a female
MaaiaK1
wants of this numerous class, and, as a result of
this effort, and practical knowledge, obtained In
a nietime spent as a nurse ana pnysician, sne nas
compounded a Soothing Syrup for children teeth-
lng. it operates like magic giving rest and
uoiuiii, auu io, luuxw . cij euro w c
,te the
ooweis. in consequence or tms article
1. Wlns-
low is Decomuig woria-renownea as a Deneractor
of ner race; children certainly do bibb up and
bless hen especially is this the ease in this citv.
Vast quantities of the Soothing Syrup are dally
sold and used here. We think Mrs. Winslow has
Immortalized her name by tnls invaluable artl
ole, and we sincerely believe thousands of chil-
aren nave been savea. rrom an early grave oyits
timf.iv Mli tha.t miiiimia vi nnhnm win
fnare its Denents, ana nmtemca
ig ner blessed.
No Mothkb has discharged her duty
to
she
hersuffer-
mg little one, in our
It the benefit of Mrs.
Trv it. mothers tbt
mg uctie one, in our opinion.
It the benefit of Mrs., Winskr
ion. nam sne nas given
w's Soothing Syrup1
Try it, mothers tbt it how. Ladies'' Visitor, Sew
York City. Sold bv all dnuadsts. 25 eta. a bottle
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted.
GENTLEMAN WANTS A COMFORTABLE
and neatly famished ROOM, 'without board, but
with use of Hot Bath.
. Address
apttlt
COLFAX,
P.O.Box 670.
To Base-Ball Players.
J-UST RECEIVED A LARGE : LOT OF BASE
BALLS, BATS and BELTS, all prices and sizes.
Ckmeandejcamnteatfi,-. ;'
-, . HEINSBERGER'S. ,
rjr BREAD-WINNERS. ! " ' -
-; A Social Study. ' For Sale at r
. - . HEINSBERGER'S
aplStf ' ! Live Book and Muslo Stores,
i t -XV ADYKRTISKMKNTS..,-
,1
1$ ET1I W. DAVIS, Anctlonecr.
BY SAM'L P. COLLIER A CO.
HtS DATAT 10 O'CLOCK, WE WILL SELL
es pooms, corner rtorta water ana
i Princess Sts..
j Furniture. Crockery, GlaMwara,
Vaaea, Blaoklnjr, Azea, Aa. . ap 18 It
Challenge ta the Stte.
T All BOUND TO SELL THE" BEST IJKE.' 1
cant help it. I hare tot TfllETr Hi i4? OF -
FINE CATTLE, fattened bf Hf. T.ltaealerj T - I
oompare- witn tnem. - . . . . f .
8FKENO LAMBS, XUTTOjR AND TEAL on -
hand DAILY. ;
Leave ordera' with " :y i, 'If '
OEOkQB F. TTLLKY, ' -apl88t
fraata StaUMo.a. ;
I jTusiueBB auiiKBr lor ouiie ajcvucj la lui city.
Keeponslble Company.
Business nraotloaDr a
mono
opoly. rivalling
ivainnsr tb
e Telepbbne. $500 CASH,
KEOUIKED for $1,000, Bample outfit. No bonda.
AO
dress, frirlnff fall name and ref erenoe
erenoea.
iTHE TIATIO'AL O. 8. CO.,
New York Oitr.
Offloe, 5 VanderbOt Building, 182 Nassau btreet.
ap 18 6t
Don't Wait
JpOR OtJR "GRAND OPENING," BUT COME
at once and bay from a moat desirable stock of
CLOTHING AND PIECE GOODS now on exhlbl
4VM a VTTWQnv tfil ....
ap 18 It Clothlar and Heronant Tailor.
IN FULL BLAST OUB H1NDS0ME JODA
FOUNTAIN, with its delicious Pure Fruit
Eyrupa, with or without Genuine Cream, and a
full ike of MINERAL WATEK8.
The ladies are requested to make onr store
headquarters for Soda Water, and anything else
usually purchased of drug-ems.
MUNDS BUOS. ADkBOSSET.
Market and 2nd Streets. .
Our Lemon Seltzer will become popular,
ap 18 It
Some Remnants.
HAVE SOME FEW BBMNANT8 ON
several Lines of Goods that we are SELLING
CHEAP LESS THAN VALUE.' '
Come and BUT A BARGAIN from
Geo. R. Freifdh & Sons
108 NORTH FRONT STREET.
apl8 tf
Notice.
rjpHI FtRMOF ALEXANDER SPltUNT tb BON"
harln beea dissolved by the death of the Senior
Partner, Alexander Sprunt, the survivor, James
Sprunt, has associated with him his brother,
4
William n. Sprunt, and they will continue the
business of the old firm under the same Arm
name of ALEXANDER SPRUNT & BON. -
... ...
f JAMES SPRUNT J
WILLIAM H. SPRUNT."
April 10th, 1884.
Steamer Passport
"yTLL COMMENCE HER REGULAR SUMMER
K?f toS 8nLhTllie inJ? r tTurM&:
April 18th. leavlne her wbarf daily at 9 a m. She
has been thoroughly overhauled, and lain flrt-
SCHEDULE for 8mlhvllle and the Forts Friday
class order.
ap 17 tf
J. T. HARPER.
Fine Art.
ttavinq DECIDED TO SPEND THE SUMMER
Xl
Norn' 111 tho Dur8ult of m7 art 1 ihu
leae for Nw York about the 1st of May. I
shall be pleased to take a number of ORDERS
for PORTRAITS with me. and all who take ad-
ftfeUri w&TCfoVi Mantle m
portrait , aa can tve proauoea in crayon.
Visitors are invited to call up to i he 87th Inst.
Very rebpectfully.
O. T. THOMAS.
Artist Studio 110 Market 8t,
ap 17 tf Wllminjrton, N. C
Misses and Ladies'
Straw Hats !
HARRISON ALLEN,
' Hatters.
ap 17 tf
Did You Ever
fJRY THE "CHARIOT" J IF NOT, DO 80. IT
Is THE BEST CIGAR for FIVE CENTS on tbe
MARKET. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or
money refunded. .
At HARRIS '
ap 17 tf News and ngur Store.
Heal.
HPHE BEST (BOLTED) MEAL IN THE CITY.
JL
Grain, Hay and Feed,
Seed Peaa (Clay), fco
PRESTON CUM MING tt CO.,
Millers and Grsln and
Peanut Uealers.
ap 17 tf
W k WTP Tl AGENTS to carry onr Cottonadea,.
IT Ail ill II Jeana. Casslmerea, Ac, on commis
sion, in connection with their preaent line foe
Spring trade. Address M. CHESS WELL A CO.,
Manufacturers. 440 Msrket Street, Philadel
phia, eod apllSSt
BocklLime.
POR BUILDING PURPOSES.
-T FRESHLY BURNED.:
PRICE REDUCED TO Si. IS PKR CAKK.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR LARGS LOTS AND
TO THE TRADE. . , ' A .7
rin 4HU v - .j
Address - FRENCH BRO&. " . -'V -
or O. G. PAR8LKY. Jr
apltf
tnfr Wllminirton. N. O.
Something Nice.
Oft A pounds 07 ;
- FRESH LAKE SALMON,
To arrive for Wednesday's Market.
Leave vonr ordera la tima or m will mias a
treat, ,
ap 15-tr DAVIS' FISH MARK XT. '
White Goods. ?
CHECKED AND EMBROIDERED SWISS, IRISH
and PERSIAN LAWhS, Victoria and other styles
2500 Yards STRIPED LAWN, at lOo per yard.
worth doable the money.
aplStf eivA. 4. tuuuuua. ,
NORTH FRONT STREET,
'"! v" i IS THE ONLY PLACE
tn the city to get a GROD CIGAR for CENTS.
Ask for GOLD TIP BBAND.' rnhM tf 1
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