Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-26
81 az ENG.


Gola5i15ro I5So; 8are dramatic En-
testainmen. rezt Tuesday and We'd
he s. s'@rhsns t.asies Aid s.,
&c g. e. 8
raa c.r.Ba Issass j oad Fs1f.r=
meets al i:rz9nsboro ac~ae zine II
February. The Grand Lodgec: KIM ghts
Of Eyta'ss ,aee-t=- -ss,s EGG next
month
Died. - st the res1denay Of L.
Iippoo s. Brounlow, IN y arrentoL, on
the evening Ct the 18th OF December,
1873, NJ. Charles ". Soruii's IN the
;555n year OF hsa ago. r~s- 49,
The Messenger says: The dwelling
house OF i. P. Holland, about two
miles from Goilsboro, was destroyed
b. FIRE on tie 15.l Instant. We did
not learn how the fire. CT :,:&.ed. In
sg2raace $1,000,
The Monroe Enquirer says We
! have some specimen ears of corn from
Mr.. John Howie, OF Plea ant Grove,
which is ahead of anything in that
lac We have vet received. One ear
has $50 grains and = rows which Is
. about 10 10 - over an average.
TIE Norfolk Firsiuian says The
steamer Raleigh, Capt. Harding, Of
| the Pioneer traIsportat on line, ar
, rived on Saturday Will, 4 cargo of 6l0
| bales of cotton from, Newbern, \. c..
! besides other freight. This is the
| largest f:ciehrwh;ch ever came thra' gh
! the Albemarle md Chesapeake Cunai
Company's canal.
! The NewbcYn Times saws: Mrs.
! Lewis Bratc:!er, living near TuscaroTa,
! Craven county, was burned so badly
Oh Saturday last, that she died on Sun
day. She suffered great agony from
t the burns; her daughter and husband
We're badly burned i'll trying to save
! her. Mrs. Dratcller WAS the mother
! Of large fnm;ly aud beloved l1y ali
! who knew her.
The Goldshoco Messenger Gays: The
gin house aud gin ca the lands OF
Whitman Thompson, rented by Mir.
John Ninsou:, were destroyed by fire
on last Friday night, togethei with
about ssyen bales Of cotton and a large
qua.ltity of cotton seed. The cotton
belonged to various parties VINO had II
stored there. The ire WAS the work
of an inccnGiary. NJ insurance.
The Charlotte Southern Home says
j Mr.. Turner Barber, living in Lancas-
Ter C ,un.y. five miles from Fort Mills,
| reports on Goth December that he has
already pickec; out 116 bales OF cotton
from l22 acres. and that he viii GER
tainly set lG more bales from the field.
making IN average OF one bale to the
acre. Ho.thinl1s that the wastaGe On
tie ground IS cot less than - bales.
which wi! not be gathered.
The Monroe Enc:uirer SAYS: On
Thursday or EritlcC night Of week be
fore last. Mr.. Charles McCinnis was
robbed o. about $40 by four negroes,
~ la was coming from Charlotte ncaT
! 1IcAlrjnes Greek Bridge, or the Pror;-
tlence road. They came III, to him and
jcrka6 him off his h0rSs, when lie tol!
them rot 80 hr!ro him. that he w0uid
surrender. lie cave them his rocket
book, when one Of The negroes strucl;
7 match and after taking the money
0at Of It, jah00t -t0p handed Il back
10 him. We Team that Mr.. N3Ciinnis
vas n"t armed, aGf therefore could
rot rro.cc: himself. He fid not Tecog,
I!izo any 81 the negroes ::oa - Gar -
~ have heard there have ::ot1 10 -
rests malo.
Tie Charlotte Democrat SAYS We
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