1
HOBDICK.
5 RZarket Street-
CM Alii Charm Sate.
IT HAt BEKS OUK AVNITaIj CUSTOM
luring the past four years to inau
gurate a"
in order to tl. ee cut the balance f oar
WINTER STOCK!
at which time we will make a general
Mark Down on all Sur
plus Stock !
Ourratrocs will find every article msrked
in plain figures, tb former, price ia
Bluck and the MARKED DOWN
PRICE IS. RED.
We cannot enumerate f very a't'ele. as it
would occupy Vm much of oar r-ace
but the following will give quite a
- general idea:
WINTER DRESS GOODS,
BLAHKETS,
FLANNELS,
CA99TON FLANNELS,
Also, ;
LADIES', CENTS1 ASD
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
We mn business and will mark every ar
ticle at tucb a pr ce tbat cannot fail to satisfy
any and all who anticipate making any par
chafes in our line and would atfd, for tlie
benefit ot our patrons in the country,that they
may rely on any orders they may favoryus
with being promptly and as faithfully filled
as if they etotrfl at the counter.
One Price to All
SPECIAL SikLE.
We have decide to make a CLEAN7 SWEEr
of all our LINEN GOODS such as
LINEN TABLE DAMASKS,
11 " NAPKINS,
DOILIES,
TOWELS.
And
'In order to make this a success we have
marked them to the LOWEST NOTCH. Be
assured they are reduced just as represent i.
You arc Invited to Call and See for
:Yoxiraelves,
We have NO desire to deceive or misreore
keat anything. Our policy has N EYE ft been
to jjet as muci a we could tor our merchan
dise, but t? sell as LOW as possible in order
to increase our outlet afid keep the trade AT
HOME. Call early.
Brown & Roddick.
Jan 11
One Night Only! Timrsiay, Jan. 23.
LEONARD OVER'S Famous Combina
tion, ia the Great National Comedj,
Oar Boarding House!
The Chieftiest Success of the Decade.
8even distinct runs in vew T rk. Re. en
- aged for hti season.
Fourteen Hundred Perfrmarces The en
tire New fork cast will appear.
Remember, this is the only Company in
America with the author's stamp of approval
The unq -estioned success of the enormo is
New x ork runs. .
evervwhre. in all . nanera. Ihe
cordial endorsement of most complete merit.
THE LOWEST POPULAR PRICESi
Admision, 25c. 50., and $1.00. Ketervtd
Beats for sale at Heinsherger's with ut eztJa
cnarge.
jau 20 3t
Boatwiight & McKoy
OFFER
TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
AT'
TfVI 1 1 JI J f
w noiesaie ana iteiaii,
THE
LARGEST & BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF
Groceries in the State.
We ktep so so-called .No. 2 MEATS.
GOOD GOODS are always the Cheapest.
oie and see and Examine for your
selves.
Boatwright & McKoy,
5, 7 l 8 north Front Ct.
jan 20
Toilet & Patip.v ArHnlnsi.
PERFU1IERT, Ac.,
( FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Prescriptions compounded at all hours
day or night.
- A eomclete tto?k to buy ron.
JAiiES ciI0ND3, Druggist,
'Thhrd. street, Opp. City HalL
dee 11 '
KEEP MOVING
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VOL. 3. WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 22, 1879. NO. m
LOCAL NEWS.
fw Advertisements
0?era HorsE Uaad Mullsr.
Jons W. Gordon fc B bo Life,
Mariae Insurance. . f !
FLe and
rr Tinoiiioam-MMrti.int'j Fale and
Expense Book. . j v.
A SnaiEa Bargains. jj
S. Jewett Christmas ispver. j
J. C. MrM, Drujgist.-ToiIet aid Fancy
Artic!e. r
t -
J U' 1
Ti.c 'oleander will bloom r.t npy scafon
)
of ti c year.
A 'middle rnau or.e
who Las a ludy on
ean sice.
A pigeon-toed man
revc-r make a
g-ac-;!ui cancer.
.The bearii.g'aud trai
rdg ot a child is
woir.aii a v. isciom.
1 i;c on;; i
ppcqed in the
Gardeil of I'-ltli.
joi is eiiC.-air; it is n-
x selling at
A-good 'word Lr a
much and cos'.3 little.
;vl
ne i3 v.':rth
That of which prcud J
proudest is their pride.
coplo are often
. Love s words are mtcu en rise
leaves, but with tear.j.
If you wish to pronounce' an impartial
judgment nc:f:i.t no
'Iheiuoje l.tnfty
lavor
a man hhs . Iho lets
he n fleets thu air of it salnit
A man's . loving, heart can sow
the
mosLdi-sort female face
beaut v.
witji
flowers of
'lho deep rut and holo in the street on
Market, near the c rner tt Fifth street
should be fixed..
Dignity is- expensive, andi without
other good qualities, H is not s) partic-
ulirly profi;ab!e.
The Nor barque Dien has been hauled
on the MSrine Railway to have her coppe
sheathing repaired. .
When a lady and a gentleman ars'wel
acquainted, politeness does not require
the. lady to speak first
For a tharp p per and" one full of good
points, nothing beats a paper of pins, un
less it is one ot needles.
Some people maintain
that a high ha
doesn't become all men, but jt seems to
us that a "stovepipe" o'ugbt to soot every
body.
In reality, there is perhaps no one o
our natural passions so hard" as! pridejdis
guise it as .we may; every now and then
it peeps out.
: L -
Everybody has peculiarities which he
cannot get rid of, and yet, however harm
less they may be, they are frequently tfca
caii3e cf a man's failure, j ( '
1 i T . -'
The city clock seems to have been on a
bust and is suffering from the eflectsji. e.
it ii Qot
running.
It; is the city's
time but there is no tick to-day.
Tears do not dwell long on the cheeks
of youth. Rain drops easily from the
buds, rests on the ,maturer flower, and
breaKs downLhat which has lived its day.
i : . i ;
Luitenant C. P, Munson, of . the
Eevenue Marine servioe, arrived! here last
night to join the Crawford, whither he
has been ordered by the department at
Washington.
The best and cheapest in thi world. Dr.
Bull s Cough Syrup costs yo?i only 25
cents, and if it does not cure your cough
you can get your money back.! !
NO HOUSEHOLD IS COMPLETELY
equipped till its kitchen is supplied with
IKoLTzrY" Yeast Powder, known the
country over as the cJief d'oeuvre of
baking powders -It is made of the purest
cream-tartar, so difficult to get j even at
the druggist's, and it makes tbei products
of baking turpassingly good. 1
. " ; j !
Mr. R.J. Lewis has leased the: premises
on Smith's (Customl House) alley, re
cently known as the Office Saloon, and
will open there nextj Saturday with a
choice stock of wines, I:quors, cigars,
&c. Further particulars will bs given in.
au advertisement in a few days.
Vine for Invalids.
The Port Grape Wine of" New Jersey is
the best medicinal wine iu the marfcet
and it is said tbat ehe vintage of A. Speer
for excels any other produced. It is heavy
ia body, rich in flavor and well adapted for
sickly persons and for general family use
For sale by J, C. Mands, Green; Flanner,
and?. L., Bridgers & Co.
m
City Court.
Before th Mayor tbi morning Richard
Hooper and Henderson Davis werz ar
raigned for an affray at the beau of the
Market House yeaterday afternoon, but
at the solicitation of the counsel for
Hooper the case was continued until half
pasi nine to-rabrrow morning.
' A Good Shot.'
Captain A. A. Moseley, with a Roches
ter rifle, at a distance of two hundred and
seventy fix ' yards, shot aid killed a
crovr at lii place on the Sound a few days
ago. Tgis i almost as pood shooting,
as it took to kill the 104 partridges
menliored by one of ourcity cotcmporarics
a few
Kew Marker. .
eiTijrt will b made to h.ave the
An
Market House raoved from . its present
rte to fie burnt Lippitt district. The old
" f jrty les' wMch looks as t'wugli-it had
Justcrspt up out of the rive", is an eye
feore to many and certainly t i- not .an
jornameut to the main street of our city.
iVj should likejto see it torn down and a
hew and convenient market house erected
in its stead in some other portion of the
J ' '
citv.
overboard.
Edward-Green, colored, formerly coach
mn for Hon. A. II. VanBokkelen, had a
narrow escape from drowning this morn
ing by falling overboard from the wharf in
front cf Mr. O. G. Parsley,, Jr's, . office
on 'South! Wattjr street, it seems that
Edward was walking along near the
cap of the wharf deeply absorbed in
thought when stepping upon a rolling
stick or piece of timber, of- some kind, he
etumb.eu ana ieu mio iuu rici, iju uui
hpinor able to swim his situation was
o
riuite' urecarious. But another colored
man' happening vary opportunely near by
stretched ot a helping! haad and 'pulled
the drowning man out of his cold bathj.
RiTfai News..
We learn from Capt. Gtirrason, of tho
steamir D. Murchison, tbat the river is
stilt faLipg until now there are only about
twenty feet of water on ' the shoals
Captain ' O re'ports that on Saturday
night.about twenty-eight miles above the
city, he rescued twojor three raft hands
from the fork of a tree where they had
climbed tor safety after their j timber raft
had been torn .to pieces by he surging
waters of the freshet. The raft belonged
te a Mr. Martin, near Hiirrison's Creek
and has been carried off into the swamps
of the low latids. j
The hands rescued turn'ed their heads
homeward and their backs on the floating
timbers so that the owner is not likely
to realize much from the sale of his
1 ; '
timber that was.
Illness of Dr. Ennett.
We regret t larn that intelligence has
beeu received here of the severe illness
again, ot Dr. W. T. Ennett, of, Pender,
who was thought by his attending physi
cian and frieads a few days ago to be in a
fair way of recovery. We can only hope
that our worst fears may not be realized
and that this worthy gentleman may yet
be spared to his family and State, for
there are few within our knowledge who
have served their families with equal de
votion and there are none, we venture the
assertion, who were more zealous in their
country's cause, during the war, than this
gallant gentleman who surrendered at
Appomattax as Major of tho Third N. C.
Infantry, Commanding Cox's brigade.
Such men and such citizens can ill
afford to be spared now, and we earnestly
trust that our friend may live to enjoy
some of the blessings of honest government,
for which he has striven so hard and made
so many sacrifices to bring about.
Reading Clerk of the senate..
From a Raleigh letter in the Fiedmont
Fress we extract the fo flowing in refer
ence to Piatt D. Cowan, Esq., of this city,
Reading Clerk in the Senate:
Piatt D. Cowan is a heavy buiit young
man, measures 5 feet 10 inches, brown
eyes, black hair and moustache and runs
about 250 avoirdupois. When a boy he
attended, the High School at Oxford,
uranviile. county, later he spent some
time about the classic halls of tke State
University. At the age of 12 years he
was librarian of the Wrimington Librarv
Association, after which ho was connected
for a number of years with the Carolina
Central Railway Company, but more re
cently has held a position as clerk in the
Criminal Court of New Hanover county.
LI is father was a rery eloquent speaker
and represented his satire county many
times in the State Legislature. . He is a
grandson of the lamented Hon. David
Stone, of Bertie county, who . was once
Governor of .North Carolina, Supreme
Court Judge and Senator to the United
States Congress,
North American Review.
The February number of Tte AorfA
American Review opens with an article
by Senator llonr on 'The Conduct of
Busicess in Congress,
tion to defects ia the
which calls atien
present system of
transacting business in the national leg
islature, and suggests improved methds.
This is followed by a inner on Thfl T!Vs.
tenes of American Railroad Accounting '
by 'An Accountant, showing how the
most popular railway enterprises are
conauctcd and urging an immediate re
vision of the laws bearing upon railway
management.. A Statesman cf the Col
o5al Era, by Gen Richardson Taylor,
describes the career of George Mason, of
Virginia, and attributes to that gentleman
mauy sayings and writings that have
hitherto been credited to other men.
lion. D. II. Chamberlain writes on 'Re
construction andthe Negro;' and presents
the results of his experiences and obser
vations while occupying the' gubernatori
al cnair ia South Carolina. 'Tho Empire
Ct tha Discontented,'; by a Russian Sihi
hst, is a revelation of the .abuse's of the
Russian rule, and of the influence at
work to j overthrow the government,
l he author is a prominent leader ot the
insurrectionists. Tlm Scientific Work of
yuv xiuwgaie iixpeditioV by O. T. Shcr
man, of Mie scientific ...corps, gives a very
full statement, and uw only one that has
ever bpeu presented to the public, of the
scientific results ot" the recenr. oJmmn
preparatory expedition to the polar seas,
cnsatiooalisru in the Pulpit' bv. Dr
Taj or; of the Broadway Tabernacle New
York, is a pungent criticism of the theatri
cal tendencies of certain preachers. . The
number closes with an article by " Prof. T.
K Crane on 'Mediaeval French Literature,'
reviewing a class ot bocks known to but
few readeis in this country.
Published at 551 Broadway, New York,
and for sjlo by booksellers and newsdeal
ers generally, at 50 cents per copy.
Kouiuiaries or Fire Districts.
By reouest we. ao-ain rmi!
dafies of the fire districts':
First District-Ail that pertba oi the
city,nerth of the Wilmington & Weidon
Railroad. " i ' !
Secona DistrictAll that portiin of
me city east of, Fifth street and bet!
Market street and Wilmington and
don Railroad.
ween
Wei-
Third District -All that portion efr
City west, of Fifth street and between
Market street and Wilmington & Weidon
Railroad,
vi
Fourth District All that portion of
the city east of Fifth street and south of
Market street.
Fifth District All that portion of the
city west of Fifth street and south of
Market street. !
Sixth District All that portion of the
city on the west side of.Cane Fear River
There are sixteen fire cisterns, of which
six are in the First District, three in
the Second, two in the Third, two in the
Fourth and three in the Fifth District.
For Brides only
The materials for bridal robes this sea
son are remarkably elegant. Extremists
In fashion select brocades satin brocad
for brides over twenty years of age, and
silk brocade for joungers. brides though
plain satin, by conventional consent the
one material always in vogue for the bridal
robe is clamored for by some ; while
plain gres grain silk has its votaries, . and
India mull, Swiss mull,"and French organ
dy muslin dresses are sent out for youthful
rustic brides, who do not feel willing to
afford the expense of a dress more costly
ine sines satins and gauzes which are
shown for bridal robes are in several dis
tinct tint s of wlfite and several distinct
shades of these tints. In cream white, for
instance, there is the dark, rich, yellowish
shade of the Aldemey cream J twenty-four
hours old; and, according to the age of the
cream, paler shades, till th3 faintest "eff
color" is visible. In pearl white we era
shown a tint that .almost approaches the
smoke pearl in shade ; another, that has a
suspicion of rose iu tint ; another, with the
faintest soupcon of lilac this being quite
perceptible oh the wrong sida of plain
satin or satin brocade; and from these
scarcely perceptible hints ol color, in the
silk fabrics displayed, there are fainter
and fainter shades, till the existence of a
coiored ray is distinguishable only when
aid beside a piece of snow-white silk.
Cream white of the medium shade is that
in the most decided faor for the! bridal
robe ; and of the whites is that which is
regarded as the most becoming or tlie leas1
rying to the complexion. .
Vance Elected.
As was expected Gov. Vance was yes
terday elected to the United States Senate
for six years from next March 4th. lie
received 110 votes and Judge Buxlon
Republican, received 5 1 votes. Vac ca
received the entire vote of the Democratic
party, with the exception of two, scored
as absent. It is said that Got. Vance
will at ones resign and that Lieut.-G'v.
Jarvis will be installed nextwsek. j-
We are pleased to learn that Mr. George
Hashagen, of this city, who has been at
taehed to the, U. Signal Corps for more
than a year past, has
brca promoted td
the Lhlet foignal Office at Washing' ori
City.
Claa Heron.
A blue Lsrcn was killed in Ptlter's rice
fieldpposite this city, this morr ing whic
nieasured six feet from tin tn iu, n? vein
. - - t . ......
ana uve leet irem its -beak to 'J feet. The
heron is a salt water bird and no . doubt
strayed from the sounds to this city.
Genevieve Rogers.
As we ha ve a! i ready an n o u n c d
Gensvicve -Ro-ers; tba brilliant
vcuog
commcciccne, backed -by an cicellent
company, will entertain our cilizsns. with
two performances this week, on Friday
night as '-Maud-MulLr!' and on Saturday
in "Cousin Roxy."
Reserved -tats
may
be had at Heinsberger's,
Supreme Court
In V f ... 1
j-u. touuiciiiq court, on
Monday,
tho followirjg ar
rendered :
among the -decisions
By Smith, C. J.:
State vs. J. II. Uhadlouin ct
il.. iVoju !
New Hanover; afiirmed. ;
Br Dxllakd, J.r
Kcrchcer Sc Caldcr Bros., .vs.'Alex
ancter McRao ct a!, front New Hanover
reversed.
Tho following cas:s w
the Fourth district :
called
from
Duncan McFadyen et al vs. John T
Council et al, from Bladen; continued for
absence of counsel .
- A. 11. Mason vs. Rachel McCormiek
et al, frcm Bfadfcn; arpicJ. if. W. Ray
and .T. II.!- SutSca for
piaiLtifT,
and
Guthrie and Can
and Neill McKav fjr
defendants.
State vs. John A, Sruaroc, if ruin Cm
-l
befiand;' argued. Attorney General
Kenan for the State, and McIUe and
Broadft and! Hi-uysdalc aiid Ievercux
for defendant
1'Our Hoarding
use
ine C 'trifle: t -pn 'News & Cowta
this to say of tha perfonmncH i.i tint
city cf "Our Boa; ;u,g U(iU tU c.ittr,
tainment vbich is 'to. bo' offered to . 'ir
people to-morrow evening j: !
. The very full audience ut thu- Aeaderm'
last evening hhowed how Kenerally ib
tiame of ihe promised play had ucklei'l
iuc uuaiuauon oi .iua puDHc Most
people, at some period iu their lives, have
had an opportunity of- being amused at
the queer manifestationa..of human aatu c
'which the American boarding house is
apt to exhibit in k leidoscopic variety,
and theanti:ipation of -seeing these re
produced and caricatured behind the
footlights was Lovei and pleating. But
though 'the) play .was in many respects
excellent, it wan nbt precisely what tihe
audience bjui come t j see. The droll
things with which bo: irding-houe jlife is
so repletej hold a .secondary place in
the entertainment, being made to
form as it were the framework In
which the story of a sham 'marriage
and i s miserable, sequel . is- set.
There is, however, cuite enough in the
piece that is funny t nd laughable. Tho
ludicrous. makeshift g. the shocking . scan
dals, the sly flirtat ions, and the curious
social mixtures of rrhica the boarding
house of the period, is prolific, were all
illustrated to the life, and the company
gafe the play all the advantage jtf smooth
and careful acting Fioretti, the sinister
Italian, was the mos t striking portraiture
of all. It is not su; rprisibg that Betty
the lively rraid of a! 1 work, was the ob
ject of petticoat jeal ousy, for the effect of
her fascinatiorjis la st night was by no
means limited to tl -e susceptible in isculine
boarders. ' Our I Warding House" will be
repeated to-night m l at the matinee to
morrow.,
! ; s. Jlot el Arrivals
; Empiee Houar. 2. Wiknintorr N. C.
Jan. L'L'.-L L .. Dolbv. Drobrietor.
from 8:15 o'clori c Jan. 21 to 8:15 o'clock
Jan 22 P Dirmann, New York ANasb,
Arthur WB-m ns. Ilillsboro. N C: U J
Carlton. Pen & ;r, Co: J L Collier. Augusta.
Ga; J M B an ting. Savannah, Ga; A K
Walker, Uty ; J D Fetch: Monroe. N C:
W li Ufrle v .Weidon- M II llorr a.
Chicago, 111- C B Munson. New Haven,
Conn; J II 3 loore. Bureaw, N C: Mrs E
u .Jencxgs.' bbelby; W H Morris,
Chicago, ill- Geo M Kpbicson, Balti
more, 3 M. i
Tit e Tnermome'ter.
1
Fr- jm the "United States Signal Oflico at
his t ilace we obtain the following rerort
of t Le therrcoj neter, as taken this morn-
inf; at 7:31 o'c lock :
A agu3ta, Ga,
Caux,:I11m..m, 48
Charleston, S. C....5)
. Cincinnati... .......42
Corsicana, Tex.. ....43
Fort Gibson, C. N.47
Galveston ....56
Indiancla..... ........ 57
Jacksonville, FIa.,.45
l?nozvilleM..M.M..M4S
Lynckbar.. M.MM60
Mobile, Ala ,.11
Montgomery Ala...42
Nashville 43
New Orleans... ...,50
New York 29
Bavanaah, Ga.M....4S
Bhreveport......'.52
St. Louis Mo.....4G
SL Marks, Fla....C0
Vicksbnrg, Miss.. ..51
Washington, D C.28
WlUBiStOB, if. U.45
Wild turkeys, shot on the Kort East
Cape Fear.about 18 miles above this cityy
were offeredin market this morning at
12 J cents a pound, dressed. I
Disappointed. j
The new hose reel, ordered some weeks
ago for the Wilmington Steam Fire En
gine Company, No. 1, and which' was ex
pected to-day on the New York iteamer,
did not arrive. The manufacturi notU
6ei Mr. G W. Lamb, Foremam of tb
Company.that tee reel was shipped. Thi
supposition is that it did not reach the
steamer's p;er in New- York in time, for
the ftearaer which arrived this morning.
New Advertisements.
Bargains. L
TyrSYTHISG MARKED DOWN ! I
C.othirg Offered at a gacrice! I
Fdll a'jd Winter Slock Mast be S3d
HGHEY, MONEY, MONEY.
IIar Monejr, Euft Monev,
Orctn lToaer, White. Uosey, Yelloir Moneyj
AH taken for Goods at
SHRIEK'S EMPORIUM, ,
Mrtt at.
The Ii?ft U&laund.'itd FLirt iLtteCitvfer
Vli CIS
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Tivo Plights Only !
COMMENCING
Friday, Inminry 521,1878
SATUJirAY MATINEE !
.Le tvec:?3 cf the paet two seasons, the beav
'. til ul play ot
i'
The brilbant and handsome young Commej
dienne, Mi?s GKNEVIEVK UOOEK8, assi.t.
1 bv the favori.t3 American actor, JJr.
FRANK E. AIKEN, nho will appear in a
new and origin! .Comedy Drama, written
expressly for theny by Cha'rles Gajlor, Efj.,
and pntil.-rl .
COUSIN 'ROXY !
"Ths WorritV of Ihe School and the
Fairy of the Household-"
With an excellent caste of characters.
Tickets icav ba had at lieingbercrer's loek
Store. Tarquette and Ure?a Circle $1. I No
cbare fpr Keserved fceats. j jsn 22
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BETWEEN GERMANIA HALL AND
Second street, on Dock, last n!gbt, a
VELLOW GOLD BRACELET, ornamented
at one end with a' Ram's Head in Etruscan
Work. The ficder will be rewarded by leav
nir the same at the Review or the 8tsr
otEce. ' '
j iaa 18 tf " Star copyi
Tlie Icrcliant's Sales and
J Expense Book,
JESIGNED FOR THE USE OF 8T0BE
kt. pers and others in keeping a correct to
count of sales and eipenes lor
mo.ath and year; Price CO cents.
each ds,
For sale at
REINS BE&OEW8
OJA50S AXD OEOANS sold low -
X for Cash -or on the Instalment Plan
At UEINSBERQER'S,
jan 23 Lire Look and Music Store.
Notice.
OFFICE W. A 8. RAILROAD CO.
January 21, 1879.
THE STREET CARS will leave the held
of the) road (corner Sixth and, Castle
streets) every hour commencing at 8 A. M. '
and running daring the day. Persons desi
rous of visiting the Cemetery cast rely upon
meeting cars according to above schedule,
jtn 21-6t! HES&r WEIGHT, SupL
Star and San copy,
Christmas is Over. !
JgCT I WILL BE PLEASED TO serf'
you in tie j . - '
j Book and Stationery line.
and
I will endeavor to give you satisfaction in
rj transaction at -
eve
8. JEWETrS,
Front Street Boek Store.
dec 27
milE WILMINGTON JOQRJTAL. ia an
t JL of the very best advertising medium.
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