Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-11-19

Tor the citizens of New Hanover county, rs well
as for the citizens of the Etate.
ENTRIES.
The following entries OF articles were made
yesterday:
W A Cumming, mare, II years: " Bowden
Geo Burgwyn, FLY, years; Jas Kerr. stallion, g
years; w L Riyenbark, colt, 80 months, seed
corn; G Corbett, gelding, years; y Murchison,
market horse, years; Pomsroy, bay gelding,
gelding, 10 years; a Hart. gelding, years; v
Ulrich, cow, years, cow, II months, W A Fa-
potatoes; W G Beatty, bull, 8 years; "
Woodward, chester boar, 5 months. SOW, 5
months, bag seed corn; Z Glare, l pair game
chickens; Mrs " Cumming, pair wild geese;
Walker MeGres, pair s,Cne fence game chick
ems: Josiah Little, l buck deer; Z D Myers, Loaf
| sugar, assorted groceries, dutch head and pine
apple cheese; W G Fowler, boxes honey; J ID
varnish, charcoal; O " Westbrook, 81 varietis 3
apples, 100 varieties apple trees varieties peach
trees, ID varieties pear trees, varieties
apricot trees, II varieties s3rawberry plants;
Oliver, 6 pears l. troeiich, 20 varieties ap-
pies. do pear6, 10 do grapes. DO nuts, 100 do
apple trees, 25 DO pear trees. 40 do cherry ounce
plum and fig trees, varieties berry bushes, 10
do grape vines, do strawberry plants, red cab
ba3e, kohrGbis early rose potatoes, brahms po-
tatoes, radishes, "a varieties garden seeds, do
grape seeds, grape seed coffee, china butter
beans, still scuppernong wine, sweet do do, elm
ton grape wine, still diana grape do, blackberry
do, flowers do, sweet cider, cider vinegar. grape
do, blackberry do. strawberry do, brandy native
grape shoupPernong grape gather fruit tree lad
dy grapes, preserved apples, grape jelly, apple
jelly. blackberry jelly, apple syrup, tomato jelly
apple butter, grape and fruit pyran i'd, collection
of grapes, fruit and seed, with motto, collection
| OF 2O0 N butterflies, collection SHE'LL fig
ures (tarm boy and girl) made Of farm produce
| and vegetables, varieties Of vegetable muck; 5
varieties of meal, lot oak Leaf ashes, fermenting
tube,must scale, acid scale liquor scale thermome-
ter; Alex. Oldham, bbs flour, packages flour,
Dbl hominy, Dbl meal, Dbl bran, slaves and
heading Alex McRae, bale cotton Geo. Z.
French, l basket cotton, l basket Virginia pea
nuts, basket O peanuts, l basket turnips,
bundle corn stalks, bundle cotton stalks, straw
berry crates and baskets, bucket swamp muck,
pen bale cotton John Utley, potatoes, tur-
nips scuppernong wine; J e Winants, bales
native hay W l. Faison, ruta baga turnips
Mitchell j. Huggins, / bbl corn meal Jno "
Atkinson, tobacco D Bowden, yam potatoes,
purple spanish potatoes, box mari and shell A
Hargraves, (coD cotton-sea island, horse shoes
to be attached without nails Barefoot & Bros.
Dbl flour; Wilkes Morris, sea island cotton ;
Or Frnk, scuppernong wine; Whiteville
Wine Co., scuppernonS wine, flowers wine; Jno
W Rlson, OF Richmond, Va, for las ELipscomb,
bumgardner mountain rye whiskey A Myers,
Norfolk, rye Whiskey Jas A Willard, case ma
tive vines !; l. Steele, cataWba wine back
berry brandy, jellies preserves and fancy soaps;
Rock Island manufacturing Company, pieces
flannel, do jeans, do cashmere do black
doeskin, do beaver cloth; Laurel Hall Manu-
featuring Co., cotton yarn; Aaron 4 Rhein
stein, pieces brussels carpet, do ply DC,
do oil cloth, crumb cloth, / lot rugs and
mats; DeRosset & Co., fax baggng, buckle
ties, arrow ties, single cotton gin, double cot
ton gins, white lead, starch; E. A. Keith. square
dish water wheel; D. O. Richardson, blacksmith
tools, 2 horse ploWs, horse ploWs. cotton ploWs;
NJ. Garland, Jr., artificial hand Baker & Jones,
notop and top buggies; D. A. Smith, assort-
ment OF furniture, specimens OF furniture, sash,
chimes; Jno. @. Wood. Agt., earth closet; Hart
u Bailey, eteam eng gina, Armstrong water wheel,
cast iron reaction water wheel, steam and gas
fittings, sample Of wood thinning, sample of
scroll sewing, cotton and hay press, cotton gins
horse power gearing, cotton gins, steam engine
and peanut picker; schenck & Pomeroy,
artificial hen, or mother; Geo Peck,
bench planes. brass dish counter scales,
cast steel ploWs, carpenters and wheelwrights
tools, wagon jack, corn shelter, feed cutter 6
NJ & Lyon, 81 pairs mems and ladies' shoes;
4 Farmer, one horse plows, cotton plows; W Il
Tolar. weed hook; E Smith, patent sulky pillow.
cotton plows. cotton pillow and scarper, pea
swoops and plows; Charlie Banks, homemade
candies; Alex Bussoline, jars preserved ginger;
Miss sallie Ellis, pair cotton stockings; Mrs
Murphy, quilt and I counterpane; Mrs 8
Ashe, wool Col pet; Miss Kate Sinclair, bed
quilt; Mrs. Froelich, bed quilt, sofa cushion,
wax flowers, wax cross; NJ Roberts, box mari:
Miss Kate Burr, crochet mat; Mrs Emily Burr,
quilt; Mrs 81 Virgins, embroidery; Miss Ida
eden, embroidery; Miss @ Wood, embroidery;
land, embroidery; MIS- Robert TAFT, wool mats;
Miss " Robinson, crochet tidy; Mrs @ G Ken
nedy, cushion; Mrs G Lippitt, fancy work bas-
izets; 4 Brown, velvet bonnets, ohild's hat,
riding hat, lady's dress, walking dress, !
lot ribbon; s 81 Applegate, lot of architectural
drawings; W Munds, pen knife carving wood;
Mrs Gen Ransom, chrome; Jno W Rison, Rich
mond, w., cough mixture, tobscbo antidote, SUI
gar coated pills. havoring extracts, homeopathic
medicines, steam atomizer, fancy articles-For
Blair, hair dye.
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY
II A. M.-EXercse OF Horses.
- M.-Plowing match in the field near the
Poor House.
P. Inflammation of machinery and agri-
cultural implements.
2 ?. u. Trial Of speed.
Executive Committee are requested to meet in
their Office adjoining the Secretary's, at %
O'Clock.
Awarding Committees will not meet until Thurs.
day to be aanounced in a future programme.
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.
The Cape Fear Agricultural Association met at
City Hall last evening. The amendments to the
Constitution, adopted at the last meeting were
confirmed.
Hon. q. ". Best, a delegate from the North
Carolina Agricultural Society being present was
invited to seat.
Mr.. JAS r. Thigpen, of Edgecombe, read an
interesting, able and practical essay upon the
Management Of the Farm.
The thanks Of the Society were voted to him.
The Association Adjourned to meet on Thurs
dav eveninp at the Court House.
Daily Journal 18th.
Passing Away.
We cannot fail to observe one effect Of
tho late civil war and the subsequent
avents viz. The slight sensation produced