Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-09-27

WILMINGTON. n g.:
SEPTEMBER 20, 1872.
STATE NEWS.

Raleigh is now building 80 new dwell
fngs.
Rockha1ning is to organize Greeley and
Brown Club tomorrow night.
The Commissioners of Wayne are 60
ing to improve or rebuild the county JAIL
Twenty thousand voters in North Car
DINA did not vote in the late election
The managers are negotiating for an
English road steamer to be on Exhibition !
at the Goldsboro' Far.
w. C. BUFFALoE, Esq, died on Thurs
dav last at his residence miles northeast
of Raleigh.
Rev. A. Mcmillan, Of Rockingham, has
raised an ear OF corn in his garden, having
$50 grains.
The authorities Of Charlotte have re-
duced the charge for weighing cotton from
% TO 10 cents.
Major VIM. A. Smith has been added TO
the list of assistant Marshals of the Colds
bOro Fair.
Capt. J. D. Stanford, Of Duplin, is
spoken Of in connection with the Speaker
ship Of ;he House
During thc State Fair there will be
foot race for prize Of $50. No fee will
be charged tor entrance.
The new building of the Deaf and
Dumb and Blind Institution, at Raleigh,
will be ready for occupation on the LIST OF
January.
President Grant is to be in Raleigh at
the n0xt Fair. He Will take along with him
a good supply OF cigars, sOnef0ld Ctard Du-
puy, several bull pups and a Dent or two.
J. II. Headen, Esq, has been appointed
Grant and Wilson Elector for the 4th Con-
grcssional District, vice 7. ". ArSo resign
cd.
On last Saturday about 800 barrels Of
Mu,lats were taken in at one haul, at
Hankcr's Island, q few miles cast Of Beau
fort.
Tarboro' had a Series Of very interesting
races Immediately alter the adjournment
of the meeting Of the EdgccoInbe Agricu!
tural Society on Tuesday last.
There are now 1870 pupils at the Deaf
and Dumb and Blind Institution. In a
Jew days this number will be sweiled TO
1870 or zoo, the fun capacity Of the Institu-
ton.
The Tarboro' .rolfIe,uer says: y few
Gays since Mr.. L. Chamberlain gathered
from his garden an ordinary table beet that
weighed Sere@ pounds. Who can beat
that
The Raleigh Snofnd says: We are
,;"iitiI j., ~ Eo,,+ist and M9tbodist
n';7'rci'oa o,o I,,.,1;,I attended, a,,1 tLot
40 ito,.,~t j., ~, 10 I,rreIv ON thn !, =
(.raasn
The Rockincham Olsert.r SAYS: We
have been informed that some of the farm
ers are Offering - cts. Der hundred for cot
ton picI,ers, and cannot procure them at
that price, which is 30 per cent. more than
the usual price.
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I!,iI u l 5 56~1. con;cin.- Win
the time ,,f J,oi!i.. .I,f 1ta,a Fair tIG f,,r-
Inor bae LcaI, n~.fIor,nd f. tho Hrd ,Tuce-
5av in >-nvrnlbnrI
HE ot&teSFiHe .i"''itr"H says On last
Sunday, Rev. Father 9 tonntH, OF the
Catholic church, delivered to number OF
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I'll" '..ila"or" %orf"" s2yh; NJ 2
meeting 81 the ypul3 aides III their te'H
recently held in town, = resolution wa
adopted, declaring h@. they Iiu marry 10
2nan Nho c'ic"s tobacco, cas- cabbage
plays 9alcHe, OF diHho acoEoHc liquors
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rIand tarfnr .ft;,l. Fr.isr11taI c5I,lI. !,
+J'is t,v,, 1,. t,f,,, ii.;,fn,1 ,s,,,n
towards the establishment Of d new paris!
~ Rockingham. lie VISITED that place al'
held three services mere on Sunday last.
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iills, 1it5 IN 'IstrIcI, l",'
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apIle pIai''y Ill "l'sra9lon' ne capacLl
VI 'iI~2S HIoil1i~1iI' v ~ NiSAti tiiC SONI4I
Friends of Temperance and Good Ten