Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-12-27

Eggs 81 cents per dozen, and turkeys -
er pair in Raleigh.
Mr.. w. l.. Thorp has purchased an in
crest in the Roxy Mount Mai. aid will
GREATER be one Of its editors.
Eureka Lodge No. 25, Independent Or
err of Good Templals of Fayetteville, Until
ted - members at their last regular meet
lg.
John w. Stewart, Of Harnett county,
ras afflicted with the small pox and has
ow recovered, but IS blind from the effects
f it. The disease seems to be abating.
The Charlotte Observer says Last
reek one of our leading and most enter
,rising grocery firms, shipped one day |
TO- 900 pounds Of freit ;It over the Air Line !
Railroad.
The Asheville Citizen learns that one |
Law last week Jesse a. Gwaltnev, who |
ives about seven miles below town, on the
bend of the river, killed at one shot six
wild turkeys.
A friend writing the Raleigh News from
Concord says that the epizoo:y is playing
the deuce with the horses in Cabarrus
twenty or more have died
up to this time.
There are $50 students at Rutherford
College, Rev. r. l.. Abernethy, Principal,
one of he most fourishing male schools n
the State. This College is located near
Icards Station, W. n. c. r. r.
The Raleigh news says that the Princi-
pal of the Baptist Female Seminary Of this
city has purchased q fine Philosophical and
Chemical Apparatus-one Of the finest IN
the State. Such enterprise certainly de-
serves success.
The Raleigh Sentinel says: Theo. n.
Ramsay, Gen raj Deputy, organized Attn
ems Lodge, No. &c, /. O. q. r., in New
bern. last Friday night. This Lodge is COM
posed Of some of tie best citizens Of the
Town. and bids fair to be a success.
The Raleigh Era learns that the Christ
man, Foote q CO., d:stilieTy in Warren
ton, composed Of six wliskey stills, has
/ been seized by deputy collector G.. w
| Upchurch for United States revenue taxes
! aud Will be sold on Tie 9th Of this month
/ On the 18th inst. john Cousins, a mi
lattO VINO was formerly citizen of Bnkt
county, bet recently of Clay county, (A!O. !,
was arrested in Burke county, charged
with the murder CT half brec.!, name
unknown, in a bar-rOom in Kansas City
| ONO, y in August, 1860.
The Goldsboro' Messenger says: Ir
Adam Williams, aged 81 years, died at Iii
residence near Bentonsville, on the 12tl
inst. Mr.. Williams was the father Of .
children, by one wifi, and it was his FORUM
to see p If them grown up to man ant
womanhood, and all doing we'll.
Mr.. William Il. Bond led to til
| hymeneal ai,er on Wednesday nornin
last, Miss Lizzie Hall, the beautiful AM
accomplished daughter of DR.. a. S. Hal
all of Scotland Neck. Rev. Mr.. Norwood
Of the Episcopal church, of1iciated. Tn
happy couple left CT the afternoon trail
for tour North. May their day star c
happiness never pale. So says the Roanok
| News.
The Statcsville In:elligenccr says: O
last Wednesday, one Of the little sol {
the Rev. j. w. Wheeler, of our town,
boy Of some eight years, while playing wit
a whistle, accidentally swallowed the il
strument, and it became lodged in the Wine
pipe, threatening death at any moment
Drs. Campbell & Cowan were called il
aud after considerable difficulty relieve
the little sufferer.
The Raleigh Era learns that the oil
barracks building ia Hillsboro' owned b
Paul c. Cameron, is now finished i'll il
repairs and ready for the military an
classical school that Mr.. Cameron wiShe
TO establish in that place. Gen. James
Lane Of the old Lanes Brigade . la
been secured as the gentleman to presid
OVC> this institution. No better SelectiO
GOULD have been made. Gen. Lane Ia
been teaching in Richmond {Va.) since III
war.
The Newbern Liberal says We lcgrt
to learn that a young lady, Miss jar
Wayne, IL daughter of the Rev. l.
Wayne, was burned to death near Swi
Creek Village, on Friday night, Decembe
Goth.
The circumstance occurred in the follow
} ing name The young lady was stand
, ing near the fire, when taken with a fain
ing fit She fell therein, and before assis
ance could be rendered her, she was burr
ed beyond recovery. The young lady, W
understand, was abCut Is years Of age.
The Raleigh Sentinel says: The 81
pIeme Court will assemble in regular Sc.
; s!o?, in this city, on the first Monday 9Th
CID OF January next.
On the first two days Of the term, appl
Giants Ter license to practice law viii b
examined.
Appeals from the several Judicial Di.
tricts will b called in the following orde
viz:
Ist week, First and Second Districts.
2nd . Fourth and Fifth d stricis.
Bird " Third and Seventh Districts.
Eta 9 Eighth and Ninth Districts
9th % Tenth and Eleventh Districts
9Th g Twelfth and Sixth Districts
The Gold3borL' Messenger says: On tn
night Of Wednesday last horse was stole1
from the stable of Sir. Council Best, resid
ing about miles from Goldsboro'. TIL
theft was suspicioned, aud description O
him had been given to our friend, Mr.. Jas
ID. Brooks. the efficient General Agent Q
the Wilmington Lie Insurance Company
On last Friday night, at the Commercial
Hotel, in this place, Mr.. Brooks saw maj
whom he recognized as the party described
to him. Procuring warrant and bein.
dcputized, he returned to the hotel, where
he arrested the individual, who proved t.
be +. ". Faulks, late an employee Of Mr.
Best. All remonstraEcas were of no avail
! Mr.. Brooks had been in the Life Insuranc,
! business too long, and concluded To make
! good OF his man in this instance, and sc
! he sat up with him all night, until the ap
! preach Of daylight, when the prisoner as
! TUNED over to the jailor. The horse was
! also recovered. There is no doubt thai
Faulks stole the horse
THEY ARE DEAD.-It will be re-
meInbercQ that in orr iSSI1a of tho -th O1