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Tho supreme court OF Illinois decides
that when II farmer contracts to furnish n
cheese factory with milk, he must not
skim it before delivering it.
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Many people in the Eastern States are
saving their vines aud plants from dcs,
truction by insects by spriukling upon
them buckwheat flour.
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with her, because sh listened SO, and
seemed interested, MI kept looking Mt
mo i'll wondering wP, and at last took
Suo up on her lap att gave her rings to
play with. Such ri1Js! Ny gracious
one of them ilasIls! with stones all
around, Just like hc milky way. I
should think it wouldhayc shonc through
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
Gsr1cerS.

Whence these useful trad SIN IN get
Uncertainty. Th generally accepted
Derivation with those who have in
vestiqatrd he matter is that the W.. a
comes from Il g Ere: CT, crosse. and
that the dealers are SO called because
they formerly sold only q ip gro Sc.
not dealing in small parcels, or by re-
taiI.S5 Retail! grocers" worli seem
if the derivation of words is considered
a misnomer. Bat custom has settled
it. The VOID grocer" was formerly
sometimes writer grOsser. Som in
genious wordmo gers get the word
grocer, or grosaer. from the Hebrew
.'grosus." signifyipg green fruit or
figs, which says Bailey they ve,v
considerably trade in From the
same authority we find that 'groc ry."
il his day, meant not only ..c7mm~-
dities sold by grocers, but. also,
"small money, as far hing and half
pence" 1t nay be noted that the
plural form ''grCc RES has lislerto
not been used in England any more
than "chan9lerics" or 'hosieries. -
We preceive, however, so M mifest is
the convenience of the plural form
that it is coming into favor. like may
other American Innovations Gr"r.-rp
We're also formerly called ''rerperers, :"
hnt that was when pepper was a scarce
and dear article. and di,3 not hold to
other groceries, "a it now does, the
same relation that the artic'e of
''Epsom salts" does to the other items
Of doctors stuff.
The original grocars seem TO h ,va
been wholesale sricn mn. TEN The :,
trade grew to inc'ndo foreign fruitS,
teas and coffats, sugar aud cprfec-
tiOns. dyes, drugs. chrmirnis. wines.
sririts ana els, I'd even t.hanco
Now. the trade in these things is d.
vided md snbaivided. Vt n Amer
lea, country st,r includes All tines q
articles and more. The city grocer is
not so much IF a ''Gcner ~ dealer
TIE does not embrace the ap"th""ary =
T. qQisites IN liz stock. hr. =. ,l.a's n
cured fish - 4 Fl ST; retail curp aWl,r
and Z. n tnrrjsh c.gars aud tobacco.
He sells dom, site fruits md vagt-f a
b!es, too. n" nrattt.r bow the grocer
90 ,,,e Inv III name = Is q IT rGf T1SefI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22

Two sailors got into di7pute yes
terday over some matter. and being
unable to settle the question, decided
to fight it out, and accordingly select
Ell heir req, tive friends. and with
few spetta repaired t. Costin's
old fed. ki.er re."bi@g the ground
everything -as prepared, and they
went to work in re2u."r ''ring-styla."
Af-er every round the cont 'stants Were
sporg ed 4 W. etc. and towards the
erd Of the fc'.t they wero so much
exhausted they We're unable to rise
when Knocked Gown. and bad to be
rciscd Up by the s. conda. which one
whipped We did hot learn, but they
W, re both badly nsed mp.
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va ae of sGtl.

Tdleness does not mean happiness by
am means. though mary yourg PEG
pie think that al idle life must be &
pleasant one: but there are nor.a who
enjoy so little, and are such burdens
TO themselves as those who have moth
irg 20 do. Those who are obliged to
work hard all day enjoy their short
periods of rest and recreation 80 much
that they are apt to think if their
whole lives were spent in res ard re-
creation it would be the most pleas mt
Of all. But this is a sad mis- axe, as
they would soon find out If they made
a trial Of the life they think 50 agreea-
BE. One who is never busy can never
enjoy rest; for r, st implies a relief
from pr evious labor; and if our whole
time was spent in amusing ourselves,
we should find it wearisome than the
hardest days work.
Recreation is only valuable as it I'M
bends Us; the idle eau know nothing
OF it. Many people leave off business
and settle down to life of enjoyment;
but they generally find that they are
not nearly SO happy as they were be
fore, and they are often glad 10 return
TO their Old occupations to escape the
:niscries of iudOlence
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
WELCOME.

Under this heading tho Petersburg
I'aGe1 and Appeal welcomes the visi-
tors to the Agricultural Fair, as fol-
lows
''To the visitors from a distance,
whether from the other sections of
Virginia. from North Carolina or our
sister Commonwealth, or from any
part Of the North or South, we extend
a warm welcome and assurance of hos,
pitable greeting to-day, in behalf of
the city of Petersburg and the Agricul-
tural Saciety, The Cockade city waa
never known, except on one occasion,
to close her heart or her gates against
a guest; and the exception has refer
ence to the attempts made by Butler
and Grant, by Burnside and Kau;z and
others, to visit the city in the interval
between 1861 and 1866"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22

serious. cold George" Bnlliner was
assassinated from a thicket. Dave
Bulliner was shot dead on the way
to church one Sunday. Then "Old
Jim" Henderson was shot down in his
field. Half dozen men who worked
on the farms of the Hendersons were
shot at, and most of them wounded.
Then DIR. Vincent Hinchcllffe, who
had worked up evidence against the
murderers, was shot dead before his
door. Then followed the murder OF
Sisney, who was called to his door and
shot. The morning after his funeral
William Spence. who had limited that
he knew something about these muir
derers. was found dead at his door,
with pistol wound IL his brain and an
other in his heart. This is an imperfec
list of his victims of the vendetta, two
of whose worst partisans have met
their fate at the hands of the law.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Judge WOOdruf's Successor Costa
Rica Seeking ImmigratiOn-Affer
Dishonest OficehOId RS, &c.
NEWS IN GENERAL.
Lynch Law CGUnterfeiting Decision
Concerning Grain Won Arnim-
Erie Inquest China, &c.
G . / . Is 20.
10y rELEGRAPH TO THE JOURNAL.
WASHINGTON.
Appointment-costa Rica Report.

A3pOintment-COSta Rica Report.
WA+HI<Gr Oct % -Th,- mso-of
war Garan,ia' qua Ia~ be, u ordered t.ut
i e mrni~sinn.
IN lo" l.xansl,1 Jvhn~.n IF thu
New I RI Court nf ss.nr.ls. has bow
endrr, q the Circuit Jl'pship. made
vi" MT by the death If Judge Wood
ruff.
: military telegraph has been COM
III, te>. Ia Font Concha, Texas.
t e Treasury Department has I'D
vices = # tn" Con p-e>s It COSTA Rica
nas dc Hfei Port f.~nGa en- the Car
rihean Sea. 8 fire port, aud offers iu-
dnccnp ents r. immigration to that sec
ion Nv permitting the acquisition OF
pubhc lands ct nominal rates, aud al
towing manufactures Of tobacco and
rum TO be established at that part Of
the State FOR domestic use, or for for
e'Fn export without the payment Of
du;ias
Srcrs tar" Ro5osnn mas returned.
Charges OF 1ld:feasance have been
forwarded from New York against
District ktF0rpfv 2 ss.
tlr P,t"n. q SOC Gil agent Of the
DEPARTMENT of Il~tice has re+nrnr1
frt III a tip fhr"rph T. as and A,k8n
1ts. wi.ar4- IN was sent ~ inv ~tigatc
sif relating t. the D"pa,tment 10
" h.ah he Is attnched, hv Attorney
General Pierren"nt. H. has sub
mitted q very lenP'hy report, which
set forth tia ia. only effici,nr means
u reform * St'a2 abuses rs TO rcmuv.
n"trtv al the i eeent incum pents IN
Gle. Tt fact, gathered by Mr.
fttun W. -. c ,nln"n' ed upon by the
Attorney q, nef :! III his annual rcool t
10 Congress. U"tIi such report is
nGGe, be dec ines IT, give Mr.. Patton s
RIP IT t" tue pnh1r.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
NEW YORK..
Stock Exchange Decision Inquest.

Stock Exchange Decision - Inquest.
New YoKK, Oct. 90. With view Of
settling the sugar e bate Question on a
satisfactory basis. three exporters in
sugar War" yvster@ av appointed to de-
eide the du --tionat issnn.
II. ID Hanwit"n an3 Isaac Olen ou
behalf Of the merchants. and 5 Gid
deli, Gu tom House Auditor. for the
Government. have been appointed.
The committee on grain Of the New
York Stock Exchange have dec ded to
establish five gradrs f oats white.
high n x-,}. No. ,, No 3. and no grade.
White oats shall be bright. sou clean,
free from other graiIi. and shall wei2h
not less than thirty two pounds to the
measur. Il hnshei High mixel outs
shall he two-thirds white and equal to
No. in all Other respects. No. 2
oats shall be sound, and reasonably
free from other pl ain. No 3 oats
shall he TT for wasehousirg, but other
wise unequal To No. ,. No Grade
shall iLclu ie all oats damp, unsound.
dirty. or from any other cause unfit
for No. 3. The Committee viii pro-
coed at Orce to estat lish grades fer
corn, wheat and other grain
Jacob Leudt ru,an vas found guilty
aud sentenced to deal on the 10th of
Dec mhrr.
The twelfth annual convention of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers opened today. The address Of
we)t ONE was delivered by Congress
mau Ca kson A. Potter. Since the
last annual Convention six new charters
have been issued. making Subdivisions
in working order
Ia the case of Chas. Rev ere, a veal
thy butcher OF this city, who was found
dead yeet-rday III the house of his
mistress, the coroner's jury returned
verdict Of suicide
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
County commissioners.

The Board Of County Commissioners
met yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
in pursuance with the call of the Chair
man: Present John G., Wagner.
Chairman; and Commissioners a. Fl.
NORRIS and S. NanArmingc.
The following preamble and ord I
was passed:
WHEREAS, The order passed by this
Board rcvoking the order authorizing
the Tax Collector to rccaiun amt -
90, m"Et OF county taxes, Is III
many Respects burdeusOme to the tax
payers of tie county.
OnDEKED: That the order passed Oc-
tober 4ttl, 1870, be revoked, and the
Tax Collector be authorized to receive
county orders in payment OF all coun-
ty taxes, and that the Clerk of the
Board be instructed TO furnish tie Tax
Collector with a copy of this order
The Board then adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22

We are very glad to learn that the
deputation from tho Cape Fear AgrI-
cultural Association, who were present
at the State Fair, were very muc" en-
couraged by the promises made to
them by the largest exhibitors there,
to bring their articles to our Fair next
month. We hope that there will be
an UNUSUAL large display this year of
agricultural products as well as MANI
features.
W. are alao informed that Gen. nj
y, Raneo,n VIII he invited to take
command If !he military and its move
ments. We trust he will accept.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22

Mr. w K .Pigford, Chief Marshal Of
the Sampson County Fen. has made
the following appointments of Assist
ant Marshals for - Fair, rshich takes
place ct Clinton on the 3fd and 9th OF
next month:
SAM. oN-Dr. James a. Bizzeu, E.
". Kerr, j. W. Powell, W. T. Stevens,
Isaac Hobbs, Ashby Peterson and
Rufus 7 Herring
CU2iEGRLAVD- tptain 4. b. Will
iiamF, ard sgd. !, VI, Danle!s
DUPLIN-W. II. Wi'Iams, jr., d
Julius Shines.
NV HASovER-J. Nc l. french AID
j. G. BoDey.
DEMONSTRATING Parker and ffenry
Cromastie.
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a E,ieasislIde .s;tdaks.

The three months Of this year of
which this is the last, are some what
remarkable for the numb-r of Sundays
they include. They foot up TO four
teen, quite enough. we should fay, for
a fourth OF year. Thy are distrib-
uted as fellows: August, five; 1st,
9Th, 18th, l2ud and 29th. Sept-m Der,
-four: 5Fh, 11'h, 10Th and Goth. Octo-
Der, five; Sd, 10th, 18th, oath and
3lst. 1t is not very uncommon to see
fifty three Sundays in a year, but we
doubt if even "the oldest inhabltant'
remembers of fourteen Sundays in
three months before III this region.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
CAN THIS BE TRUE? Mr. 20,

CAN THIS BE TRUE? Mr.. CARLYLE de-
cllnes with scorn the degree of LID
conferred by Harvard University
American universities, he says, are
"semblances )" their degrees the "sil-
Hest sham feathers;" and that he
should be asked to join in heading
your long line of d. DIS and LII. DIS
"a line of pompous little fellows hob
bling down to posterity on the crutches
OF two or three letters of the alphabet,
passing on into the oblivion of all uni
versities and small potatoes more
than he can bear.-Liuerpool-Da Daily
Post.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
THE MORAL OF OHIO.

The Macon Telegraph, commenting
upon the five thousand majority WHICH
Hayes reS sS8 Votes Is wers polled, this s
less than one per cent. of the vote, and
change of one vote in every two hun
bred would have given a majority the
other way. A good deal more than
this majority was lost in the cities on
the soft money issue; but, on the other
hand, there was positive gain in other
parts of the State on that issue. The
fatal effect, however, of the introduce
campaign cannot reasonably be doubt
ed. It disnrmed and divided the
Democrats, and put them on the de
fensive in canvass in which an ag-
gressive attitude could otherwise have
been maintained with signal effect.
But, in its very worst attitude, the re-
suit of the election lesves Ohio debate.
BILE ground, and furnishes no sound
reason at all for according her vote to
the Republicans in the next Presiden-
tial election. With good candidate,
and q united and harmonious rally
next Fall, Ohio can and will be carried
by the Democracy"
In an editorial on the same subject
the Charlotte Observer gives us some
reflections from which it draws the |
following ccrcluaions:
The Republicans of the North are |
divided upon no rev questions, but |
are firm and united IN their one ,uling
principle-the preservation of their
continued opposition Of good will to-
wards brave and fallen foe. or what
they term the rebel States. The North.
err Democrats have never experienced
tne cruel oppression, the extravagant
nisrnie, and the lawless anarchy that
since the war. Hence they have moth
ing at stake half SO vital as we Tba
Republican party here are a unit enS ]
are firmly soldered together bv The J
cohesive power of Fedora office and
public plumber. There is one grand
object that we shall continually strive
for-the complete liberty of our native
South and the restoration of every
State in her borders, to equal rights
privileges and immunities enjoyed by
each and every State in the sisterhood
that forms our boosted Union.
AS to imitation and contraction we
care not fig for either. Our rights
and liberties first. and then we can af
ford to notice other and less impor-
tant issues. We ask the Democratic .
party for Gods sake not to ruthIessly
hazard that which we have thus far
accomplished. The tide to victory
has not been reversed it has only e
been arrested for moment. You can y
remedy the blunder you have commit .
Ieo by letting alone the vexed curren- ,
move from behind the cloud that oh Q
sources his brilliancy for a time. The Z
grand old ship that has ridden SO many
swells and defied 80 many treachcrous :,
seas, has through the folly of unskilled T.
piiots. struck upon q rock but has /
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
THE RALEIGH SENTINEL

Col. Donan, who has wor reputation
both as a soldier and editor, has as
sumed entire editorial control of the
Raleigh Sentinel. Col. Donan served
through the late war in the Confede-
rate service. and afterwards was con-
nected editorially with the New York
Metropolitan Record, and was editor
OF the Lexington (Mo.) Caucasian.
His brief connection with the ,S;c,afi-
mel has already shown him to be equal
to the reputation which has preceded
him. We extend to him a welcome to
the State and to the press. We trust
his editorial life may be pleasant, and
profitable to himself and the people of
North Carolina.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
PENNSYLVANIA.
nc. os1ne -Countcrfe fting.

ON CITY, Oct. 20 Three children,
left Il 'on" by their mother in tene-
ment honse. attempted to kindle a fire
with Eeroscre oil, Wien the can ex-
p'oded burning two of the ildren to
death
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2n.-Scveral
persons bay, had IA bearing before the
United States Commissioner, charged
With c"unterfeitiug postage stamps of
Nicaragua, Greece, GuiLea, Bavaria
and H Ter
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
GO I'D.

There has continued a steady appre
citation of gold since the day of election
in Ohio, and if we mistake not gold is
now higher than it has been since 1873.
If the theory of the contractionists is
to work out that which they promise,
there is no accounting for the rise in
gold which is now going on. Contrac-
tlon Is IN progress, but gold gets high
er. We would like to know how long
1t will take to bring gold and paper
together at this rate.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
ENGLAND
Fire.

LONDON, Oct. 20-Erie bondholders
have appointed a committee of coneu =
tatlon to prepare scheme for the re-
organization Of the Company, to be
submitted st future meeting
The Jewish World says two hundred
dwellings,, synagogue. and five school
houses were consumed by fire at Widsy,
Russell Gland.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22

not foundered. She still floats in ma
iesty upon the bated tide. Her sails
and riggings are there her prov
has only sustained slight damage /;
her machinery is still sound, and her
pilots, having located the shoals and
shadows, can steer forth with less dan
ger in the future.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
M5SSiCHU SETS.
XCta Psi RELIGIOUS.

BosToN, Oct. 2O.-The 18th anuu |
CONVENTION Of Zeta Fsi comm need to-
day at tie Revere House Nine col
leges ard universities arc represented
The Wsrren Avenre Baptist Church
has stricken Ont that potion of the
Do c}aysetiOn OF Faith which makes i'm
me'si"n pre- equisite to communion.
The Church is 125 years old.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
ILLINOIS.
Judge Lynch.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-A week ago
Shef Il Hafer o. Portage county, was
killed by two brothers named Court
wright, w'tom he attempted to eject
as treSi.ass ers. Forty masked men
took The Court s7rights from Stevens
Point jail end hung them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
ROYAL Visit Ynn Arnim.

BERLIN, Oct. 20-Is j. stated in
Navy Gil Giles that Prime, Frederick in
tends to visit the Cent mi 1, escorted
by "A Germ n sqna IRON
Count V II ArnIm's appe ! was heard
to-day. The jul ges are suting
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
INDIAN TERRITORY.
NiEtGr Quarters.

OKMULGEE, Oct. 20. One tho7'and
Pattawatt"n.a IrdI. NJ passed through
here bound for the 1e3erv-tiun in this
Territory, VII provided with teams
and hou>, hold goods.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
GREECE
Prince of Wales.

PIRACUs, Oct. ooh. b. M. S. s.
Scraps. with the Prince of Wales aud
suite on board, sailed from here to-day
bound for the East.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
NEW JERSEY.
COnfagratjsii.

ATLANTIC CRY. oct. 2O.-Dis.ton's
steam saw MI. with a large lot of
lumber, wa~ d stroytd BY fire this
morn.Dg. Us, $40 OC0.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
The New Fifty Cent Notes.

The new fifty cent fractional curreG
| cy notea VIII be ready for iszUe this
! week, the delay III their pre-, aratior
having been caused by the rejection q
badly printed backs furnished by the
Philadelphia contractor. There has
been no issue of fifty cent notes since
March last, in order that the old list.
which has been counterfeited cop-u-
erably, might be retired befoe the
new notes are issued.
Quarter Mye'ings-
Appointments of Rev. W. ). Black,
P. E., for his fourth round Of quarter
ly meetings for tls Wilmington Dis
trict.
Wbiteville. at Shiloh Oct. %, "a
Bladen ar Cape Fear
Misson. at Windsor. Oct 80, 81
Wilr4ngton, at Front
sCreet. Nov 6, q
omithville. ..............N Nov. 10, IA
Clinton, at McGee's. -. Nov. 90, 81
at Wayman. . Nov. 81, %
Fifth Street.Nov. 80
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22

LBEMARLE t. ri ~-Wrcfty al vi. ii
~ Scr, ~ per nnnGm p. II Vim IfnAe e.i
CT heDlOCratic il ,.,,iit cs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22

xxv!LS.' y Vance perry q w II IN
w eit week y u: - year u,
CT ic in politics.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22

THIS DANV,LLI. TINES. ms -Sa Item-
4 .E6tic ".ekly : ct el.OlIsn-d IN 1851
hityin * eISiEa iTICia:I-D i'll e The Var
gina anC y rtit lara ina cuIatie~ i.rould Dan
vile. Prize, ~ year; 81 six months; 3
CT ms tor TIN &C onthe- pee M. c'ptes Tor
W arsird upon apIitcat.oa. Address ? bou din
editor al u rokTieiCT.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22

~ Tsr S''FI TER n NJ E-;Harln t..
u. Il Il Ell or an J-rI'sictmT; he
e" a-s'c'a'e editor W.eil.. 81 . .e,
t:,.mt CT III = il
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.TRW.SP.fPERS

VNHE EI4tIDFE > FR4 Nj. Pun'I -
i the oId orphan ssium ~
Year
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Is,N PIAIhDaAIE R W. ~ar-
!tIsIy, editIr. We k.y,.I - 80 Ses.
IN ,cr Irfc ia oil les
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Pee Dee Courier.
a THE MECH OF WHINING
ton aware that the Cou' ter is the only DEM
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that i circu'ate- HxtensneIy in Richmond,
Montgomery and Arson counties.
Rates o. advertising liberal ana no extra
charges ma'te for changing au,u Use II ents
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