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VOLUME XI.
wiT.ivTtisrcTQisr post
TEnterel at Jthe Postofice :at
WiLMINGTOy, N- C.,; AS SECOND CLASS
Matter .
"rates of advertising.
Fifty cents per line for. the first inj
settion and twenty -five cent? per lin
for each additional insertion.
Eight (8) lines, Nonpareil type, con
stitute a square.
The subscription priee to The Wil
mington .Post is . $1. 00 per year;
six months 75 cents.
' 'AH communicrtions on busines should
be "addressed to The Wilmington
Post, Wilmington, N. C. ,
All adrei;tiseraents will be charged a
the above rates, except on special con
tracts. ... ' ; -
Xate General News.
A health station for disinfecting vcl
sells is established at Ship Island.
The cost tf feicei in the United
States is said to be $2,000,000,000.
The German Army is to be greatly
. increased, and two new regiments in
A'aace and Lorraine.
Ex.Secretary , of the , Navy, A. E.
Borie, died in Philadelphia on the 5th
jnst., aged 71. ' !'
! The Secretary of War reports -;tbo
organized militia of the United States
to consist of 8,869 officers and 117,037
-..unnmrnleamheil Cifflr.firi find YTlPn.
and the unorgdnize l force to be 1,516,
' 753. :;'.; ';... -f ::"V J
! The Khights of Mocuus at New Or
leans bad on their "ars portraits ol
. Semiramis, Dido on the funeral pjrej
Delilah tempting Sampson, (.Cleopatra
sailing down the Cydnua, Mary Stuart'
going to execution, Josephine' vision,
&c, &c. ' I ' -Col.
Bob Ingersoll says that on ac.
count of ,bia: infidelity he l'otrs tbe
company of a goid many foolp, and
' that he l as noticed that peoplo wh
have tne smallest sou is jnase ;inegFtiu
est fuss about getting them saved.
The O.ueea in lier speech . at the
opening of Parliament laments the
calamities of Ireland, and says thai
measures have already been taken foi
their relief outside the lavr, which she
trusts will be astented to by Purlk
'- ment.
I In the Supreme Court of the United
States, n Monday, on, motion of, Mrs
. Bel va Lock wood,1 Samnellt. Lowery o'
AtoVoma Alrtr'1 waj' cflmitt.pd to
pratice. . Mr. Lowery is the presideDt
of the? Huntsville; Ala., ladustria;
. School and a gentleman ot-'high at
: tainments. j .:. : ' .'
i ' Tte Nutional Board of Supervisors.
... of Jhspectirp..of steam vessels, in rtviis
' ing the pilot; rules, have chained tht
clauses referring to passing signals, so
,.tht a descending eteamer wfll hereaf
ter bej required to give the first biguals,
. instead of an atcending keamer, as has
been customary. , . ...
. - committea of tho legislalnre of
Kentucky, appointed to investigate the
ronditiou of the Staid Prison, reports
th it tut of 1000 prisoners 775 were
und-r treatmentj,' produced by bad and
' insuflicient food, that ihe death list-. ran'
a high as 79, 'that prisoners had : been
ll 'irged to a cruel xtent, that beds,
ventilation, iewerag "ere defective,
and finaUy-that'such confinement was
an outrau ou humanitv.,,-
It id aid that over 300,000 people
are slowly starving in Ireland. Some
f them are living on one meal a day
of turnipi, pr potatoes, ror meal. Lo
cal efforts are. hecomjpc: feeble, and
the distress - is indescribable. Pur
neli's course in attempting to stimu
late animosities at; this time is rceiv
lrlS general reprobation' among the
American people. r
The House committee ou Education
aDd Labor discussed again the subject
of the distribution of the fund arising
from unclaimed bounty and pay of
colored sildiers. . JJpon receipt of a
ccfmmunication from the Secoud Audi
tor of the Treasury, stating that the
fund is being "cAmatactiy "drawn upon
by ciaimaxil or their heir, and that
c all probability ony a sniail vurpius
remain, the committee ptttpoutd
-f of tho preaeuu further action in the
inatu-r. " ' .
" . 'Tu' population1 of Nebntska is now
, ab..ut 500,O00l It produced oV grain
last year ab..ut 20,000,000 lu.-h"els, with
an increase of liv? s.tock -1 over . any fvr
mer je:rVover G0per cent.-JOinnba;
:p its principal city, erected lMt year, in
uuu numoers, i.oyo .. new, bUHdiogs,
&ud its business transactions reached
the large : sum : of $200,000,000. The
great resources of Nebraska have just
; begun to be deve'oped. . IV ; , "
A new buoy has bee a invented by M.
Perrin, of Havre, which includes the
novel feature of announcing its position
by means of whistling, and hence is
known as the automatic whistling buoy.
; ;-l;WiyGTON, north
STATE NEWS, n
A Mr. gecrest, liviDg near Monroe,
has lost six chiidretrom'ityphoid fever,
within, two months, ,'and hisj two re
maining ones'are stricken with the iame
malady. , ,e . r
The Charlotte Observer says that the
VN.' C.) Superintendent of tbeAtiantic
Tennessee & Ohio Railroad states, that
within a short tithe he expects Jo 'have1
a tephone from Charfotte " to States-'
villp. ;
Senator 'Vance has iutrMflced a joint
resolution directing 'the "restoration bf
the oiuci.ali letter bookij of ; the! execu
tive department of North Cartlina, now
in the Confederate "Archives. ; I -v
Col. II, Kr Bridger4 is one c th lead
ing ; Directors eft the Southern JJell
Telephone and Telegraph -Ocmpany,
which has just been organized ' with a
apital stock ot one million. ,s The idea
is to connect all prominent telegraphic.
peints by telephones - Im-id -.ti- u i:
Mess nj. Waduell and . Scales i,of the'
Senate, and'N C. English, Q. N. Leivis
and. W. E. Clarke, of the House 'l'8f
Representatives, last yeekexamined,
as required by law, the ''accounts'' of the
Treasury-Deparcmentj ai well as'bl the
Penitentiary, Insane i Asyluni and Jeaf,
Dumb aiid Blind Institutio'ns. ";rAll
were found: correct. -f' I J-!
Dr. Worth has exchanged $2,410,
800 of old bonds' of the first class,
issuing therefore, $964,320 in new bonds.
He ha taken in $1,486,645' 'of7 'the
second c!as?, issuing 'forihem $370ii".
of new bonds. Of the third class,' he,
has" .tkeri in :$l,2740O'inginexr
change : $191.D10 in, new' bondslTh
old bonda retired amount to S5. 176,240.
which are now represented by; 1,527,?
791 "in' new. bends. ; '', ij-ii "i
The We Id oh :Ketx': 'We ;want a i man (
nominated for Governor "by;our next
convention who has ability of a1 high
order, and moral courage and sincerity
enough ;tc do" from a high sense of duty
what he believes is for the best' inter
ests ot the ctate, and who would not-be
influenced iiy' the hope rof future ''g-1
randizement; ; The powersyandJ"pfe-
rogatives of government" should inot-be;
converted into ; hoisting machines "for
ambitious men. f -vi-.j-rv-u -y; vu:
Th e Roan M on. a ta i n fieguWicaiii.The, ,
Refubiicin party lias iacreased .;Yon:
derfully for the -last six -monifta-7 in,
Watauga, Ashe. and Alleghany, ;. Many, ;
many ch mocrats declare that jhey;.
sire a change .'in , the f state affairs.-
They say that they we re 6.(1, pa pronii:
ses by the " democratic politicians, and
at on time were induced" to vote with,
tium, thinking that they ;would!!fulfil
their' promises but,' as ? they; failed in
every particular, they are turning their
eyes to another party. ,, ' . t ....
The , Superintendent of the Census
writes tb Col. W." L. Steele, concerning
the size of districts for enumerators; as
follows: , ' ''i ;-.':. " cvi'-
"In general; every town, township:
militia districr, or ..other permanent
cvil division o,f the county should .be
constituted an" enumeration district, if
the estimated population- thereof eX"
ceeds seven or eight huudred inhabi"
tants. The only reason , which. . this
office could recagnize a3i sufficient for
making such a "'civil divisioii a' part ' of
a larger enumeration district would bo
the impossibility of securing b com-pe-tent
and trustworthy enumerator with
in its own limits. ' " . .
"f he euurnqratiou districts must be
made stiiail enough tojsecure the com
pletion of the canvass Withinthe limit
set by the census law, -viz. : during the
mouth of. June." .. . ..j rii Vi .?i..nr
The North Carolina 5 Republicans:
want for President! John Sherman.
. 1 'Ml-i M.j
All the trsublo in .Maine is ended.
The fursioa fellows havej gone home;
excepting those who ha ve-taken -their
seats in the les:al legislature, all the
state officers are inaugurated, all the
functions of government are assumed,
Gov. Davis has delivered ; bis -message
to the legislasture, and that body is pro
ceeding withj the regular business. All
is quiet, the' law has been .sustained
tht rights of the people secured, and
tbin air. :
A t :Vcr ver City, Nebraska, 250 miles
ue;-t oi" ihci Missouri, -a Presbyterian
Church ;.'t)st ing $2,000 has been' dedi-
caed. It stands in 1 tne' forefront of
civiliziiion, beiog thirty miles x further
wtKt than Hny,.otlier, Protestant church, ,
and U the enly "cliurch. ihthecoUiity.:
Oil the il;iv ot dedication: OLfae -340
. .. t
wnjcti .jeuiitinea to,.,JJC raisea was
i-roisioiiv mi User i bed- ins full with? 100
nddUiu: sil to purchasai Icafpets,' lamps,
ere. A 'large part of the members of
the chur h -ive in sod houses and "dug-
Take Ayer's Cherry. Pectoral to stop
your cold, coughs and j bronchial af
fections before they run into consump-
tion tha you caotp rjq,A
r Mls4 J)ownihff, one ofthe Lotydon
candidates for school committee; is'de-
scribed as a little woman with -a dark
eye, a maculino face, and a fine Lille
. j - ..'.'.'' .: ' ' 1 ;
Sealskin hats in the shape of a son
wester, and f with a button iri the raid?
die," are gold ' for youDg girls and chiN
aren.
OITY ITEMS.
T bnew 'Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
. 820 IN GOLD.
We'HUpay TWENTY DOLLARS
I i i r. . ' .
IN Q QLD to any person -who sends us
the LARGE T NUMBER of PA Y
ING S UBSCRIBERS up to the mh
day 'ol, Januarg, 18S0.
ED II OR P081.
f "Nonterment in Oakdale Cemetery
this week.. ,
tICerosene' oil is brought to this city
in, large tank cars.'
v. i ' - ..."-''--." ' ' ' ' " ' ' - "
,t Bishop J.' W. Hood, we understand
will be io this cityo-raorrow'.
Only' :bne interment in Bellevue
Cemetery this week that of an infant-
: Hon. XX C. Bowen and Lady, of
Charleston, S. C, was in our city a few
days 'agof .- . , .
y . . -. - j 9
- The- water in the. river is higher and
steamboats - now run hh more regu
larity. 1
r Bishop, Atkinson will preach in St.
Mark's Church to day,, at the 11 A. M.
services. , '" ; .. '
There were two children and one
adult interred in Pine Forest Cemetery
(colored) thjs wee-,
.Col. O. Ht .Blocker, Special. Inter
nal Revenue Agent, who has been in
tbe'far Bouth on fhciul business, re
turned, to ihe sUle on Monday last.
;' The little School child rtn of Miss
Mary P. Rbihrt'cii'sj school have raised.
$5 among them-i ! ve and donated it to
the relief of Ireland.
invn ' ': : -
t ' The Vilmingtoti Library Association
have made an effort to-have Hon, S. S.
CX to ideliver Ji lecture in this city
this! season.- He h is partial iy prom-
isedifi. ; . '' . v ;
,T . t . '" mm '
'BfitEijT-Aii- Railkoaj). Th? .pro-
prietor of the. Ro.ul has finally conclu
ded to take it, up .and. sell- the iron,
wbich; is more va' uab! e thati street car
railroads.:.. ; ;. .
The Cornet 'Concert Club will give a
concert and skating tournament at the
dity Hall on Monday night next, the
proceeds to be devoted to the relief of
the. sutferiiifr Irish.
nsThe Rt. Rev. Thomas . Atkinson, -.D.
D, will preach on Sunday, February
8th, in St.'Marks' Church, corner of Gth '
and Mulberry. Services to commence
at. 11 A. M. All are cordialiy .invited.
Seats free." - '
'Will
iam Buchanan colored, present
ed Cot. Roger Moore with $10 on Fri
day for ;the company which threw the .
first f 'stream on the fire at Mtulam
Hall's" house. It was turned over to
the Cape "Fear Steam Fire Engine.
,:dary Agnes King, colored, was ar
rested for stealing jewe.lry from a lady
residing on Third between Walnut and
Red Cross streets, and was committed
. . j
to jail in default of bond.
The British schooner A. F. Randolph
went ashore at .the mouth of the river
during' the storm of last Monday. She
3 high and dry on tire beach and but
little hopes are entertained for her
safety." " '
s A dittle two year old child of Mr.
Council , Casteen, j who resides near
Rocky Point, strayed a short distance
from-4he house and wa3 subsequeatly
found drowned in a narrow stream
about 100 yards from the house.
A retail liquor dealer was arraigned
by a magistrate and tried by a jury for
not giving in the amount of his pur
chase lax. The jury rendered a verdict
of guilty,' and the Cfurt imposed a fine
of $50. . An appeal to the Criminal
Court was asked for and granted.
The supervising Surgeon of Marine
Hospitals has re-recommended in his
report an appropriation of $8,000 for
the repair of the Marine Hospital at
this place, and fitting it up for what is
Called? ai 'No. r Hospital, to which
will be pent marina patients from the
Other ports, ajong this coast, j
Seaman's Home SocrETY. A meet
ing ol the Stockholders' of the Seaman's
I13Hie3 was ; , held on ; Tuesday,
after the reading of the President's and
Treasurer's reports, an election of cfii
cers was held with the .following re
suit :,JPresi(lent, Geo. R. French, Sr.,
Vice President, Geo. Hacriss, Secretary
and Treasurer, 'f Geo. R. French, Jr.
These gentlemen in connection with
the following were elected to consti
tute 'the Executive ; Committee, viz
Messrs. H. B.1 Eiler3, E. T. Hancock
and li.,E. Heide. .. .- . ' , "" -l!
Rev.! J. W. Craig was elected chap
lain.- -
V-:
caroliAcSUd:
A City Infib.mabt. Dr. W.- i W.
Lane has established at th old Ameri
can House, at the corner ef Front aocl
Red Cross streets, what has long ben
needed in the city, an Infirmary for the
sick. There are fifteen, ropmsrm.h
building which can be devoted - to pa
tients, and several of them wUl ba fitted
up suitably for patients of the firs-olass
while others will be used for war4f.-1
will be a place where a stranger ;take,Q
with, disease can receive caretuL treat
ment, and be accommodated with pleas-
ant quarters. Dr.. , Lane ia; specially;
qualified for th charge of an institutipa
like this . from his long experience la
the Marine Hospital. M; ':. ...
OTATE UONVENTIO OF UI)D J? EL.
lows of N, C.--A, ibon ventioh of , the
G. U. O. -of O. -fp'ot. NorthCarollna;
has been called to meet in Wilmington
on the 18th of Mayf'for the. purpose of
establishing a State Grand Lodge. All
the. Lodges in this State will' send
delegates to said conventioa-The P.
G. M . Council of - this city, ; thd tinl
one South of Richmond,) will at the
same time celebrate their first anni
versary. A very1 large' number is ex
pected to visit -;" Wilmington on the
occasion from all parts f the State.
' . ; " m
COKKJSSPONISKCE.
Wilmington, N. C. Feb., 6' 183.
iM.)
To The Editor of the Post.
sm:-. , '. -"- - ' -;i'....,7,:'':.;rV.
lHaving ju3t returned froai ' ka f J ex
tensive tour 1th rough North . Carolina
and Virginia I desire te givei to our,
readers some encouragement by statiiig
some facta which came under rav ob-
servation. I am happy to say tht the
Wilmington Post bears a greater, re
putation thanany other paper . pub"
lished in this state. la Virgini. as
well as in our own state ! met with
great encouragement. The . people are
alive and nothing ?eems ; to gire so
much satisfaction as to know that the
stalwart editor ..of the- Post is sending
thatjnoble sheet through the country, A
spirit of enthusiasm pervades all classes
because the Posr supports the man
who today holds.; the first place in the
hearts of the American people as their
c wdidate for , the . Presidency. There
is not a particle of doubt but that Vir
inia like North Carolina will go
'! idly" for Hon. John Sherman. ' 1
Our people are alive t the fa,ct that
the present prosperity in every branch
of bu-dness in this ' country "if- due t
John Sherman, therefore the Post
in snpp uiing hi claim3 c'oifis for itself
and iu editor golden IaureUr '
In o w place I found a few inclined
to, a dii'Ferent view, but these latter had
nt heard anythiug but stlch prejudiced
ideas a3 :tr promulgated by .designing
men for the ttccompljshrnent of their
own selfish designs. I am pleased to
state that wlerf the case . was stated
plainly what the views ;of the,, Post,
were, and ara now, they were
gladly accepted. Your paper
does more than any. other to open the
eyes of the people to the true state of
affairs.
At another place I attended a Seyecum
and Was kindly received by the. mem"5
bers and invitjed to address them. At
the close of my address, they unani
mously pledged themselves to Use' every
energy to obtiin subscribers for the
Post, and to support its candidate for
the nomination for the Presidency.
My tour was a success. Lit-tha' PosT;
continue its march. It will and must
conqaer. The
banner of the true Repub-,
wayes to the breeze, floats
limn which it
proudly, and
forts.
victory will crown its ef;
Respectfully, v r
A. B. Lixd.
Consn'mptlon Cnred. , .
An old physician, retired front prac
tice, having had placed in his hands by;
an East India missionary the formula
of a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure fr Con
sumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh Asthma,
and all throat and lang,'' affections;
also a positive and radical cure for Ner
vous Debility and ull Nervous . Com
plaints, after i2.riug tested its wonder-?
ful curative powers in thousands' of
cases, has fe t it hi3 dtxiy to make." it
known to h s sulfering fallows. Ac
tuated by thiii motive and , a. desire to
relieve humau suffering, I will send
tree of charge to all who desire : it; this
recipe, in Get man, . French, or jSngiish;
with full directions fjr preparing and
usin. ben. u,y ; mail by addres3iog
with stamp, naming this papers W: W
isherar, I4d fpwers' liiocK, Hocb ester
NY.
eept. 2S 13t.
Little silk buttons. ih lbbkV like
whole pearls, are dotted; here and there
nn PilftnilliS hrinnof. iiaa '." '' . t
v - WV..-VT tiff I ii-iAi-
. CIVIL AND MECHANICAL '
ENGINEER ING
AT the Rsnsskaer Poly tebnlc Iristlttrte
Tror. N. Y. Next tarm hpin Kent. 12
Tne Aaoual Register for 1875 conUinaa Ust
oi me traauatssrorthe past '32 'years, with
their positions, also coanie of study .require
ments fqr admission, expenses. Ac. Ad
uresss, njji. ii. iuujiu, ireasuror.
, . jy u un
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b-5s'fJ5tB Wl ADVERTI3EMJINTS.
-4
Sal of Obsolete ,aad Uuservica
i lpl .Ordnance a an&n Ordnance
!rStdrfel ni li'lvi! l .-r. i." j.
T,fTjrrt3fSATEs OaojeANCs Agexcy,
JCdrnsif HSmrtotf 'and'areefte' Streets",7(P. Q
.j,,. &6 NtfwtYoflKr January 22d, 18S0;
QiiBlvpfeOPO&ALR,lii idupUcat; wiu'
reaj-vctat this oie for t&e purchase
or.ObsoteteT, and TJafeecvlceable, OrdDapca
aari Oittbahe Stores, etribricing : Cannon i
Carriages, 9 !04iatl tAf m s Leather, y Worfe;
1 ad; Toots ?ao(Jr Sciaplaurla, tc.at.
the various AisenaS.l'F.orJs.'and "Debits in
tbeTJidtmi&eaomUi Vu ; iriin;; v.
WeesdaMhTMiay. of. February, 1
.forWoTeaoeatedaf6iiowg,tb wit: U j -
Allegheny Araenkl. Sik.?Fra.nk-fnr.l-ATstn'.
Hal. JIMS. h alOtt? --9 fit !' ' -J-? "i.-'T
'J.' An th Forts ,,ln. the . following named
' Connec'tleutyDelawar. Mafae, fary lana,'
Massaohusetts, iiichigaui flew Hampshire,
New Jersey., New t York, t jPennsylranla,
Rhode Island; ViTgrnla; ' '' . ' '
Bids opened at f 12 r o'clock, M.; on
Wednesdeyi the 10th. day of March, 1S3J, for.
Store luoatetf.as follow, to wit : .
Annsta Aiaeilfi!, G.;Bftn Antonio1 Ars,
nal, Texatiijljeniciu Arsehal. Cal.; VibncOa
tvn Arscnar. Wasa.Tr.; Fort Ui)iour New
Mtac.:.U. MHltary Academy, N. Y.; and
tD OrtB lit ttLfc follotrlnv nnmffi tAtMnnH
Territories-, o .wlt:. ; , r, v i ; ,
Kentucky liansaSj KLoaisI ana, Minnesota,
Mississippi, Missouri; Nebraska, Nevada,
North. Carolina. ; Oregon, ttou'b. Carolina.,
Texas,-AlaskarAilzouar tolorad6, 'Dakota;
Idaho, Indian j Montana, Uiew filwxicoj Utah,.
WaAh ngtpn, Wycaning.. . ,j " . . ... . . '
. For list of Stores' in detail. looatlOff.terms,
aco see catalognes, vrb:icb can ' be prootwed
on application at iie Urdnance Office, War
Department, .Washington, D. C, at this
Agency, or at stny of the Arsenals or Depots;
and tbe Commanding' -Officers of -JForts will
farnish on application information, as to
wnatstores on Hand at th.eir respective posts
are for sale.-i.. . : .
-Bidders,. will stAto expltitly; the .posts
,w here tbe Stores are Jocatsd yiiich they bid
ror, and will giye the kinds ahd qtian pities
.fhey propose to purchase, n ':, : ! ':
: Deliveries will only be made at the vari
us posts where stored.
The Dep-dtrtment reserves the right ' to re
ject all bids) rhloii are not deemed satisfac
tory, j . , :
i . Prtor.to the acceptanctJ ot shy bid it will
have to beproved' by tha vW'ar Depart
ment. -Terms Cash. Tn i er cent. . at . the
tlmo of award and the reriiHinder when the
property is delivered. Thirty days Will be
flowed for the removal of tstorqs. .
Packing ooxe's will be charged at prices
to be determined by the Department. J
proposals-will be addressed to trie Ui S;
Ordnance Agency, New : lork, ,Pi?6. Box
lSll)and must be endorse.1, "Proposals for
purchasing tore,"Tyith the namts of the
Arseuajs, forts or -Depots where stored, and
tho namt-s of istates or lerritjries in which
the Stores are located." '-
Bvt. COl. TJ.S. A., U. Ci: of Ord., Com-
jan ii a - "
1
REASONS Win
iASS-'KlMEtti
0 Hi:', il. '"
IS" THE
Best Family Maiiiciae of tha Age.
And why il' should hV kept always.ueas at
") t J i t Yf
n hand: 1
J x ,
'"iil
: .l 'US
Tf-;
1st. Pain-Killer is Uic most; certain
. . ; : uC3iolera cure that raedlcal science has
. .s proaucea.
tli'l : I.,' i. A ,; r V
1 2ad.i Paix-Killer, as a DIjh cea and Dys
, entery remedy, seldom if sver foils.
3rd. Pain-KilLbh will cure Cramps or
, t Palnsfin any part of tbe system. A
; single dose usually affects a cure.
4thv PAijKiLLKk wi 11 cure dyspepsia and
MAuuijjeeiitu, u usea accoramg to dirco-
HOBS. .
i'i).V
5th. PAiK-lvliLtEa Is an almost, never-fall '
" 'i ing cure tor budden Colds, Cougbs, Ac
6th, PAiN-iJiLLEietias proveda Sovereign
- - Remedy for Fever and Ague, and Chill
'i j-iFi6 ver ;-' it bas curetf tbe ra ostr obstinate
cases.. f..
i i i -t l i t, a
7tfi. PAIA-Kiti.i3ft as a lluarneut is-un-'
oqrualed lor Jj"j;ost-' :iiiies.Cnllbluins,
I 'IJ&rn, Brnises, Cuts, Spratns. dc.
'IH'-Hwii t r. ... .. "i
,8th. Pai-kim.kU has cured cas of
Rntumatissu ?.cdNeuralgiaaitef years
i5' ntandlng. k .
latllflOfT a I''ii .;-..;jj?..fr-V?. t
f ftth? PALN-KtLLEB. will destroy -Coils, Fel
:.im Whitlows Old Sores, giving relief
fmm rain iaftArihAfrraf annltn.irlin ;..
i . . . j--
lfltb. PAiirrKlLLBtt cures , Headache.- and
11th J .PjiNKiLiStt'will save you dys ol
tsickness and many a dollar iu time
"and Doctor's bills. ' - '
12th. Palw-Killeb has been before the
! jpublic over thirty-seven years and is a
.4 1 ourely-iYegetabte preparation, safe to
J 7 . keep and uso in every family. The
' i u. simplicity attending its use, together
',.'- , with the great variety of diseases that
I ,i'H tne great-amount ot pain and suffering
iu liifibafcanbe alleviated through its use,
, maJ(e it imperative upon every person
1 to supply themselves with this valu
able eemedyuid to keep it always near
the P Aix-KiLLKft ft now kn Own and an-
treciated la ieyery, quarter i of the tQl ote.
PhVKilfln ?p.-nTTTmnfI It in t.hpir- nnMnu
while, all classes ot society bavafouud m i
ge suras ; buy ?e aulas. Every. Dra
oi, aalfu-sAriy every Country Grocer
u ujh3atthelaul keapitfctrsale. - '
W-onrpe Aisenal; ,vaj; Indian
appjw Arsenat.tnd.Rnttebec Arsenal Me.;
Pikesvllla Awenal, :Md.;i Rock Isl -Bd Ar
BonaLjlLjSt. Louia;Arsfcn&L AIos.; National
Afrmoryi Mass.; WTasblB gton' Arsenal, D. 17.;
Waterrllet Arsenal: 11 YWatertawn Arso
; Zimmmim:
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c:.t I nin .:i jmiioU o-l Win is i
c - "T.,j..Ti- . -i'i'r.vj.,i-
lilt U.'Jl .vtfJKOO V.'W
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j js. V 6 stood at an open window
' ". --. -, ;? i::-, vi -
t.,i::, leaning ar over the sill.! v
, ; , 7And If soinething hadn't happen ed- i
liWemlghthavestoodthere stUJtjf
, 1 But we reached for a banging shutter .
r in a bllndlh& northeast breeze,
" go bur mends will liave to be invited -v
I fJoin la th Obsequies., 7 3 'izt?: 1
vnl b i'.TlJo-uv.aoo i'Ui: .;ni':.fm.-rtf;':
1 lis I j' -11: til 3TJ;dsd urn 14 r d lit
1 V WE COULD ONLYdlAVE-KNOWN
x a 8tnrm was brewing (in a.teapotl
and hovf tut offithatshuttepwasj-weihould
nevrhaye ventured ourk head outside ol
that - window; butlt fs too late lor regrets
rTti RpoPhisse , completely
squelched, have beerr1 Bat upon rand' Our
friends and the publio; generally, are re
spectfully invited to atten the obsequies on
taxi-cm i;U5'K iun tjiti
f . - - - "i 1 t is '
.' SATURDAY NEXT ':
and We sfcL&a ciu rennlatlrvn JatV .it hna
tile grandes t funeral they, eyerwijtessed.
AS be Blp;lie- j5itdes,faitd . every time he
Udes he slips up most .Woefully. We leave
ur"JfcXnd friends" to find out the'meanlne
slides
uur-jona inenas" trnnrt nut. t.hii'm.oin
vyi iuo uic,,mu 'Wiuio wney are aoine so
-we will ask the Ibllowing questions: '
. . Havn't 'we the n?llpct.o.niiHwtnat in
- .1 i
i w11?1"tflfi-lie Poo'es; stock of gOoda. Jd
i Wilmington? uu -i , ,. - rT,
'ft . J
Ilavn't we made prices much hlgheslnce
we commented? i ft - i. ... v ,....- i -.
''it
v Ilavn't wq been very -uicecunjnodaUng
and impolite to you? h .t .
" Ilavn't w
delivered? i
,y fc made a great many mistakes
ana leiused toicorrcctthenl when our atten
tion was called theretu? , , . , , .
-All of our- friends -who answer "yes" to
the above questions wUl please not buy from
us any more. Respectfully nd trul v.
I h-MaU' JA.'t J i 1 .rj i.l
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P.L, BRIDGER &C0.
; !
. In glancing over 3at Sunday's paper we
regretted to noilce.tbe tacit acknowledg
ment from somaof our brother grocers that
we bad taken away part of their trade, and
making an appeal to the others not to leave
nemj W aree-ret, ilii t prwaiimrKr unuiki.
ly.as they were so kind and considerate
auuutuur coming to , gn er, but suppose; as
we haVe determined to do the
; LARGEST. RETAIL GROCERY
BUSINESS
ever dohe in A llmington. we will in the
tuturo : have to keep' from being so tender
hearted, and CUT IX) WN PRICES Uttle
more.
THE
BLOUDx" : CHASM HAS BEEN
BRIDGED OVER.
j :
y :
THE
LITTLE JOKERS are not quite
, ! r; v-n '.;, .-gOD-..,
' f,. '
A fice j line of TOILET SOAPS re-1
ctiyea to-day, very low i down., v.
i-U
, - ... ..
or?
The OLD CAPE FEAR i3 flourishing
and MARTELLE swimming.
U e hv& beea over and smoked that
"Cigar of Peace.'? (a fine Havana it was),but
still think 4 it would be bad policy to stop
iuruishing the papers with our fine literary
productions, as they have the tendency to
keep prices very low, which we, of course,
with allother good grocers, desire; only
want enough left to pay for clerk's hlref
store rent and taxes. , , .. . ,
NOT TUiUTANICAL
Although opposed to the drinking ol
Liquors, F. L.. BRIDGEKS & CO', are not
puritanical enough to refuse to sell them,
as they think so FIRST CLASS GROCERY
STORK can afford to be without; but they
promise the ladies that they would neyer
find out there was any on the premises, as
it must be taken elsewherf tf be a runic ,
BU3.IGARDNER,
ART'S DEW and
-
4 UWUi.ii i'iiti j- 'Jtt
DURHAM OLD RYE
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received this week: ' -
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TRYi pUR BUTTER, AND LARD
'is.'-. " ' . - .
TheVurest, oldwit-and beat CORN ?
-WHISKEY la the State, to be
w. Lu
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We feel hiaiilv flatteted ..
J tice taken of our advertisements, especially
I V.. A fAll Art. Will. A mm. w r .
mjt Bicuun fciuwj, w vi tt us uui Burprisedat
th absence of our usual Sunday morning
gone to New York Saturday utoht.
BRDGERS
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Wmm
Wiln
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Com
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Din; CHANGE OF SCaJEDULR.
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On and after Sunday November 23. 189
PMsengerTralne on the W. & W. Rsilroad
Fm-JTUli .aarollows: rt . , ...
f DAT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN
nu:ih i i-,,-'-. . t r . '.. - . r
Leave. Wili&iugioc, Front Street v
Arrive atWeldoa at4 , . -..12:50 P fir .
Leave Wetdon at a Vip m
Arrive at WilmlBgton, Front BtV- f
I mil etotj at t ; ...o:53 F. g
? NIGHT i MAIL ' I AND EXPRESS!
- V - TRAIN, Daily - L .
Leave WUmiagtos. Jb'ront Street -
Deppfc at..; 8-43 P v .
Arrive atrWeldon at ..v..U 33 A M
Leave .Weldon. daily, ati... - v a x
Arrive kt Wilmicgton F7ont St S
Depoij t: . ; a . . 5 . . iVs ; . 9 13 a m
o.v011 ?arbori branch Road leSv
Sfi0,X,oSnfc Ior Tarboro at 5:10 P. M.
T.andi Friday at 8:30 p; M.
The Day . Train makes close connection at
Weldonifor all points North via Bay Line,
daily except -'Sunday, and daily via Rich
mond aid all-rail roiute. V
- - : j ' ,,-
Night.Train makes elose eonnecti'en at
weldon.for' all points, north via Richmond,
81eePinff ." Cars attached to ail Night
Trains, v.. i.-r.v v-j. ; j-: v- v.-- ;
, JOHH F. DIVINE, General -Sup't.
rENj SUPERINTENDENT'S OEFICK
! gnsta ; R. R, Companv.
Wilmiiigtph, N. C, Nov. 23, 189.
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4 CHANGE OF SCHED'ULE .
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ON and after Sunday Nov. 23,? the lol-
lowing schedule will be run oh thls-
read ' -' - ;' i .-.-; -
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DAT , EjvPKESS AND MAIL TRAIN
. r.::?;,:-(Daily.) -f
Leave. Wilmington.... 9.33 A M
Arrive Florence. ........ U . 2. CO P. M
Leave Florence : S so p at
Arrive at .Wilmington........... 8 20 PM
T , NIGHT EXPSESS TRAIN, (daily)
LeaveiyUmington . . "i; ..v. .......10.13 P'M
Leave Florence.. ....... r. M.2Q AM
Arrive at Columbia......... .... y.oo A. M-
Leave Columbia.'.. .. . . ..... 5.C0 A. M
Leave FJorenco at............. 2.30 A. M
Arrive at Wilmington . . . . . . . . . . . 6.30 A M
This Train - stops only at Flemington,
TVhiteville, Fair Bluff, Marion;
Passengers for Columbia, and all points'
on G. & c. B. R. and in Western North Caro
lina, via Columbia and Spartanburg, should
aJte ilght Express Train from W limine -
ton. J . ; -: . , - ... . . "
Passengers for Augtista should take Night
Express Train; wWch connects Closely via
lorence and Charleston Junction.
, Through Sleeping Cars on all night trains
ror Charleston, Savannah, Augusta (via
Charleston Junction), and for Columbia.
, JOHN. F DIV INS, Gen. Sup'u
nov23-tf. '
Oardlina Central Hall
rh v-W Company.
OFFICE GEN'L SUPERrNTENDENT
:nt i
WiiJUttOTON, N. C, June7, 187y.;
r4.
CII1N6E OF SCHEDliliE,
ON and after Monday, 7th instant, the
following Schedule will be operated oa
this Railway : . ; . ..
PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS
; ' : j'i.;; . train
"T""-' . 1 Leave Wilmington at.,.M....7.-00 p;M'
No. L KArrtve at Hamlet at . '2:27 A. M
.... y Cbajlotteat AlflA. M
1' 1 Leave Charlotte at-..:25 P. M
N o. 2. Arrive at Hamlet at....... 1:32 A. M
' 1 i ? " Wilmington at: t:50 A. M
' No. 1 Train is Daily except Sunday, but
makes no connection tu Raleigh on Satur- i
day.'-- j tnMm m--.'.) -;
; No. 2 Train Is Dally except on Saturday .
SHELBf DIVISION MAIL, FREIGHT A
n . . u PASSENGER AND EXPRESS '
No 9 1 Leave Charrojte.;; ....;:.8:40 A. M I
a o. . Arrive at Shelby .12:30 P. Mj
N6 10 1 Leave Shelby....... 1:15 P. M
Arrive at Charlotte.. ...,6:05 P. M
LOCAL FREIGHT & ACCOMMODAT.ION.
Leaves Wilm in gton-............., .5:35 A. Mi
Arrives at Laurinburg...... ....4:00 P. M -
Leaves CJharlotte.. . :. .. . .van a ivr
J Arrives atLaurinburg............... 4.15 P M
"iw AJivunuuuris. ......, o;wa, il ,
Arrrves at Charlotte.... 4:20 P. ii
Leaves Laurinburg.. .:00 A. M'-
Arrives at Wilmington ... ........... 4:20 P. M
These Trains leave "Wllmingto and Cha
lotto Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Laurinburg, Mondays, .Wednesdays and.
Fridays.! -j..Vw.--i; . ..t.;; ; .rr.
Close cOntectio'n made at Charlotte with
Trains of A. & O. A. L. R. R. and A. T. fe O.
Passengers for Asheviiie via ieither route.
leaving.Wiimington at 7 p. m.n will arrive
at destination at 9 p. m., next day.
Sleeping-Car accommodations on Through,
Kft111! ?ltl to an4 from Charlotte and
Wilmington. .
1 i IliereAvill also be Through Sleepers run
"vui iMueign ana unariote.
vroT'ff- a ' V.' Q.' JOHNSON.
ChJef Engineer andBuperintencen;.
4 dee7-tf
$300
A MONTH euaranted. fl2 -a
day at home made by the in
dustrious. Capital not required
we will start you. J Men; women, boys and
girls make money faster at work for us than
at anything else. Tbe work Is light and
pleasant, and such a? anyone can go right at
Those who are wise who see this notice will
send ps their addresses at once and see for
themselves. Costly outfit and terms free.
Now is the time. T-hose already at work are
laying up large -sums of money, Addrcsa
august 10-1 y - TRUE . WugusU, M
ZZrrS; . e,s,uJC .xnujsaay and Satur
m&W&X'ii Returning, leave Tarboro
SsSt A daIly. and.Monday, AVednes-
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