North Carolina Newspapers

THIS PI FEB , t.uoIuheJ every afteraeon, Baiiays ex, in j H . T. J A. M K 8 ! inrTOK ANO PROPRIKTOB. j dL'BClUFTIONS.fOSTAOK PAID. .M, -rdrt 5 -00. Sit ''months, t 2 50 ; Three ason'thii, II 35 ; Oae month, 50 cents, paper will be delivered by carriers, -M of chrtfe, in ny part of the city, at the i,.,ve rate, or U cent per wee. J ' '. ijrertiainjt ratea low and liberal Subscribers wilj please report any and fi!ureito receive their papera regularly. PLEASE NOTICE. Wo will beg'ad to receive eommaaicttloss from or frienefs on aay oxd s.11 fub'ects a sjeaeral interest but : ' . . T&e nisi of the write miut alvrajt be fur alshed totho Editor. , , CommunicatiosittWtbe written cr.'ini otteddoofthe psper. " Perse n alities'saujt b avoiued. And It Is espetlsiij axKlpatsJsrfij Bsdtr 1 tood that the Editor does noi alwmyt" eadcrVe the viewa of correqw dents, ucltssr -o tat. d la the editorial eoluisfi. .!. r Tl 1 H VOL. V. WILMINGTON, N. CJ, THURSDAY MAY 13, 1880 NO. 69 lEflEW. New Advertisement. SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT ! I B BROWN & RODDICK 45 Market St. yi'IJ A. WELL JtNaWN.KJLC that in largest Buyers are tba Cneapeat Sellers, and the public who are alwvs keenly alive to their on interest, have, by their patronage md supoott, enabled as to offr them advan Ugea which the m st ardent supporters of co-operation would seek Tar to outvie- In point of choice and extent our stock li ub rivalled in this section of the country. GENERAL DRESS GOODS DEP'T. 8Uki, Silken Fabrics, Fancy Dress Ooodi, Ja every conceivable material used for Ladies Dresses. As we are in constant communication with the Largest Importers and Manufacturers we are enabled to offer our customers the newest productions and Latest Novelties at soon si they appear in the Northern Markets, r OUR MOURNING DEPARTMENT Has lonjr been one of the special features of our establishment OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT Include 8olid Colored 8ilka, Patina, Bro cades Ac , Ac, to match any color, at prices that cannot fail to satisfy all. OUR BUTTON DEPARTMENT Ig really immense and contains from the com mon Agate to real works of art. OUR HOSIERY, GLOVE AND UNDER WEAR DEPARTMENT Is stocked with Foreign and Domestic manu facture. No such display has ever been seen in this city, OUR LACE DEPARTMENT j Is replete with all the staples and contains many novelties. I We have not space to enumerate, but would simply add that our p st history has convinced thousands that we are ever on the oat-look for jobs, Extra Bargains, better known in our business as "Dry Goods Hums". We have bean particularly m suc cessful in securing several Lots which will be offered on our counters this week. We are f ally convinced that we can make this a sea ion of interest to our customers and the pub lic generally. We will offe on WEDNESDAY, April 28th, 250 Doz. Real Kids a BUTTOZ70, The above is the GENUINE Article, N OT a Lamb Sklo. S.OOCTFans I We call particular attention to a Great Bargain ia the above, at 10c, 15c and 25c; they are really not half the price of last year. Wholesale Customers Will find it to their interest to give us a call as we certainly can do them good. j BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market St. apl 24 New Goods. "JVTR8. 8. J. BAKER has a large and If A, varied assortment of Ladies' and Child ren's Hats and Bonnets, Lace Ties and Bows. Our New Stock of Millinery has arrived ard it cow open. We hare a large assortment of Uats, Bonnets, Ribbons of the very latest ' tyle and at very low prices. Cll and see foi yourselr. Corner of Third and Orange streets. MRS. S. J. BIKER. . may 1 Walter' Coney, DEALER IN rpOBACCO, IMPORTED AND DO MESTIC CIGARS, Cigarettes, Snuff and llpes of all descriptions. v apl 3 WALTER CONEY, Market street. Fresh Every Day, FINE ASSORTMENT OF CANDIES, French and Domestic, just received and for sale. .. . . " " i . TUB ONLY UKXf'INK HOME-MADE Candy In 9 the city, will be touud every day, fresh and sweet, three doors routh of the tostoffioe on Second street. Also, Nuts, . Raisins, Fruit, Ae. C. E. J EVENS, j jaa23 Near the Poitofflce. The Last of the Season. OMK OF THOSE FINE NEW Hirer Or iters just rclved,( Win- berry) the last of the season. Call and get mem at t'AKKULL'M, apl 23 No. 1J Market LOCAL NEWS. New Advertisements. Pee ad Excursion of the Fi.it Presbyterian 8unday School. . Yatks. Mcorb's History, P HiiHssiassa Out Doer Reading. No City Court to-day. Strawberries are plentiful and cheap. Wirdow Glass all sizes at ltafler & Price's. t ' Magistrate's Row 'was very quiet to day. Nothing doing. . ; , Every body caiigft suited -with a 1' Jokel Knife, 'also '.Table Cutlery, at Jac-im's Hardware Det t- Young man, if it is 11 o'cIock and she goes to the piano and lay a few bars of "Sweet By and By" you may consider the ajance orer for thg-nigbt. Ready mixed Taints, fcUicly Hire White Lead, Cctors, Brushes, W :it,tv Glass, c., at Jacobi's Yoa cau buy No. 1' Cooking and ileatv ing stoves at almost any price at J a corn's Hardware Depot. Give a gi;l Jong eyclasl-es aud small hands and she will put up with number six feet and marry all around a curlvhead ed girl wearing ones and a half. Aishipwrecked sailor waiting for a sail is like a business man sitting at home and nnrsing a Cough or Cold. Get Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup and be cured at once Only 25 cts a bottle. Save your money and b ty oir Build ng Supplies from Altaller & Price. t Mr. Nath'l Jacobi having been appoint ed agent for the Atjasr Tlow, parties 1 in want of thi3 celebrated Plow cm now have their orders filled at J a corn's Hard ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. If. A young lady who didn't admire the custom in vogue among her sisters of writir.g a letter, and then cross-writing it to illegibility, said she would prefer her epistles without an overskirt. Indications. For the South Atlantic and 'E-ist Gulf States increasing northeast winds falling barometer, cloudy weather and numer ous coast rains, stationary or lower tern perature. Again we would remind our readers to call on Messrs. A. & I. Shrier and exam ine the immense stock of Men's, Fouths and Boys' Clothing, which they are selling at extremely low prices. They Uave also received a handsome stock of latest styles Straw and Felt Hats. tf From the officers of the North State we learn there is now only some three and a half feet of water on the shoals, and it ia the opinion of steam boatmen, that by this time next week, they will have to ,pull through, unless copious showers fall in the up country before that time. - The Bible Readings, which are held every morning at 8 o'clock at the First Baptist vChurch, are said to he very inter esting. The exercises begin at 8 o'clock and last one hour. A number of persons rarrifld their Bibles with them (his morning, and turned to the references which were announced by the minister. The subject under consideration was 'Prayer.' Rev. Dr. Teasdal'e will preach tovnigbt at 8 o'clock . . Thanks. . The Review reporter desires to return his thanks' to Dr L Julian Picot, Secrec tary of the North Carolina Medical So ciety, for courtesies shown him during the cession of the Convention. Fun and Frolic for (he Little Onesfl it- The season of strawberries is alwajs suggestive of picnic and excursion parties. The children ef the First Presbyterian Church Sunday School are te be treated to a frolic and a scamper in the woods on the borders of the beautiful lake Wac camaw next Saturday, the 15th instant Ste rdvertisement of Messrs. J, H. Currie, B. G. Worth ami G. U. Robin son, committee, in another column. For His Good Work. , From prominent gentlemen of Robeson county we learn that our clerer Scotch friend and cotemporary, W W McDlar mid, editor of the Robesonian, is the choice amons; the good people of that county for the office of Register of Deeds and that in all probability be . will be nominated in the County Convention by acclamation. FayetlevilU Banner. Good for Robeson, we are glad to Bed that our friend Mac's labors are appreci- ateu, ami mat ie is to ie rewarded in a jutt manner. i Twcnly-Seventh Annual Session of the Xorth Carolina Medical So cielji I (COSTINCED FBOM YLSTEUDAY's RErOHT-) Dr Carr moved that the Constituticn of the Society be printed with this year's proceedings of the Convention and a copy furnished to each member. Carried. The Chairman called foi the reports of the chairman of sections. Dr V C McDuffie, on Sargery and Anatomy, stated that he was unable to make a report, as he had been too busily engage! to attend to it. " 1 Dr Wilson, on Obstetics andGyLaicol 1 i i ogy, was absent, but Dr Hicks stated he had the report, and consent was given to postpone its reading until this morning. Dr James McKee, on Practice of Medi cins, and Dr Tull, on Microscopy aud Pathology, were both absent. Dr C Tate Murphy stated he had not written out his report, and was graded further time. . . j Dr It F Lewis, on Ophthalmology and Ochalogy, submitted a comprehensiye and interesting report. I. Dr Gaither offered the following: Resolved, That the committee appoint ed upon the Edgecombe resolution be in" structed to consider and report in regard to the adrisabllitiy of urging upon the profession and people what action we should take to procure a statutory lien for medical attendance. Dr Wood, at the request of Dr Ander son, read a letter from the Medical Society of Georgia, asking the Horlh Carolina Medical Society to unite with them in forming a new National Board of Health. Dr Wood moved the subject be made the special order for to-morrow morning, immediately after the regular order '-of business. Agreed to. Dr J D Roberts read a paper on a case of hipjoint disease, exhibitiDg instruments and practically illustrating the manner of use on patient, a little boy. Dr Faison spoke in referenca to ! this disease. 1 ! Dr Picot moved to refer the paper to the committee on Publication. Dr.Holmes, of committee on Credentials reported the name of Dr L Hussey, of Du plin county, and moved that he be received into'membership. Agreed to Gn motion of Dr Picot, the Society then a ijourned until 8;30 o'clock. THIRD DAY. MORNING SESSION. The Convention was called to order by Dr McDuffie, of Fayetteville, Vice Presi denf Dr. Picot, the Secretary, announced that Dr Shaffner, the President, had been unexpectedly called home. Dr Weod etated that the special order for this morniDg was the consideration of the report of the Georgia Medical Society In-reference to the Yellow Fever Quaranc tine. A bill was now pending in Con gress and the Georgia Medical So ciety wished the endorsement of this Con- vention to strengthen tnem neiore uons w B t gress. Dr Wood requested that the con sideration of the matter be deferred for a few minutes in order to allow Dr. An derson to be present during the consid eration of it. Dr Summerill, Chairman of .Nominat ing Committee, mado the following nomi nation of officers for 1880, which was unanimously adopted; For President Dr Richard B Hay wood, of Raleigh. j For ,Yic3-Presidents Drs J A McRae, of Fayetteville; W H Lilly, of Concord; R H Speight, of Tarboro; W J II Bel amy, of Wilmington. For Treasurer Dr A G Carr, of Dur ham.. ! For Secretary Dr L J Picot. For Orator Dr J 1' Long, of .New- bern. Delegates to the American Medical Association for 1881 Drs A W Knox, Eugene Grissom, Raleigh; Tcos F Wood, Geo Gillett Thomas, Wilmington; Hubert Haywood, Rileigb; J F Shaffner, Salem; Jos Graham, Charlotte; T D Haigh, Fayetteville; Chas J O'Hagan, Greenville; J A Baker, Tarboro; M Whitex head, Salisbury . Delegates to Virginia Medical Society -Dn R L Payne, Lexington; u M Alford, Greenboro; H T Bahnson, Salem; J W Jomes, , Tarboro; t Preston Roan, Winston; H 8 Norcom, Wilmingtoa. Public Health Association Dr Thos F i Wood, Wilmington. Committee on Essayist Drs L L Sta ton. Tarboro; U W Faison, R L Payne Committee on Obituaries Drs E Burke Haywood, P E Hincs, Ja3 E McKee, Raleigh. Board of Censers Drs N J Piltman, Chas J O'Hasan, J J Samroertll. Dr S 8 Satchwell, Chairman of Com. mittee on O'ifuarfes, rpportrd that since the last sesbiuu of the Society the follow ing named gentlemeu hare died. Drs Edward Strudwick, W W Davis, A B Wright, J FraLcii , Kinr, Willirm Little. Dr McDonaidt ot Washington, m ve i to amend section 3, of ar icle 8, of the CoEBtitutiun of ti e Society Upon motion the ameudmeut , was unattimousiy adopted. Dr W C Murphy read an interes'irg paper on Ancient Medicine. At the con elusion Dr Murphy stated that the paper was but tho result of a few hours reading and wished to withdraw it. The case of irregular practice of Dr R W Glenn, of Guilford county, was refer red back to the County Medical Society for action. Dr Wood stated that he was ready to take up the matter of the Georgia Mcdi cal Seclety in reference to the Yellow Fever Quarantine as Dr Andersen was present. Dr Wood . read the bill. It favors the formation of a new Quarantine Board different in many respects from the Quarantine Board now in operation. Dr Anderson favored the endorsenien of the bill. ' . . Dr. Wood favored the National Board oi Jieaitn ana uuarantine as it now stands. Dr Wood read the following resolution agreed upon between himself and Dr. Ann derson which was adopted. whereas, ine jn at ion a i iioara o Health has conducted the initial sanitary work intrusted to it wittrwisdom, giving proper direction to further enqattles and energizing the National movement by its vigerous example. Ue it Besolv'eclt That the Medical Society of North Carolina deems it uusound in peU icy to interfere with work in the bands of such eminently competent men. 1st. Because it would be unreasonable to expect anything approaching a perfect National system of sanitation in the short time the National Board of Health has been in existence, and to substitute a new law for the old one, even if it bad equal merit with it, would be to retard the work of sanitary progress if it did not imperil the very existence of the law. Jiesohcd, 2nd, That it is desirable to have a National system of quarantine if possible, and that Quarantine Officers should be appointed from resident phy. sicians ef the port in which quarantine is established. That suitable buildings for quarantine service, should be erected by the general government and such other methods as will have tor its object the carrying out a system of uniform quaran tiae. Dr W G Thomas strenuously opposed the passing of the resolution unless the Society had some guarantees from the National Government, Dr O'Hagan advocated the passing o the i resolution and thought that Dr Thomas misconstrued the intention of the resolution. Dr C Tate Murphy warmly advocated the careful consideration of the resolution and moved the adoption of the same. Dr W G Thomas moved that the whole matter, be be laid upon the table.. Carried. Dr Satchwell made a report of the Committee of the Edgecombe Medical So ciety, which was adopted. Dr McDuffie, presiding made the follow ing announcement of the Chairmen of different committees : Dr Allman Holmes, on Surg6ry and Anatomy. Dr Willis Alston, ion Obstetrics and Gynecology. Dr J W Faison, on Practice of Medi cine. Dr Wm Muiphy, on Materia Medica and Therapeutics. Dr Hubert Haywocd on Micrtiopy and Pathology. Dr G Gillett Thomas on Ophthalmology and Otology. Committee oq Publication Drs L J Picot, O J O'Hagan, G G Thomas and T F Wood. Upon motion the convention adjourned until this afternoon at 3 o'clock. AFTERNOON SESSION. " The Convention was called to order by Dr R F Lewis, Second Vice President, presiding. Drs Knox and McRae con ducted the newly elected President, Dr Richard B Haywood, to the chair who made an address in which he gave a his tory of the Society. Dr C Tate Murphy asked that he be allowed to refer bis paper oa Therapeu tics awl Materia Medica to the Commit tee on publication, to be 'disposed of ts they thought beat.' j Dr Harrell repotted a difficu'.t Obstet rical case. Dr Porter called the attention of ti e Convention to the good fleet, of the use of cotton id dressing fresh wounds. Dr. Hicks presented the rep-rt of Dr. Wjiii on the progress of Gy neology, and on tn-aion, that portion treating on Ujfterotiis, Niusea Graviduai waa read and the ptpcr referred to the Committee On Publication. Dr Wod made an exhaustive report on thepat of the State Board of Health of thrir v.ork and progress during the pastyiar. Upon motion the rrprt was adopted. v The resolutions tflfrrod by Dr W C Murphy were adopted. Dr. Summerell moved that the Society donate $50 t0 Dr. Carr, the Treasurer, as a token of the appreciationof his services. By request, Dr . Long, ofNewbrn, made an address, which waa warmly re ceived by the ConTeution, in. whichxhe advocated the passage of a law by the Legislature, compelling druggists and compounders of medicines to pass au ei amination before they be allowed to serve as pharmacists. Plows, Shovels, Pitchtorks, SpaJe Rakes, Trace Chains, Plow Liues, &c. For the lowest prices, go to J ac oci's. j For the Kerltw. Wilmington, N. C, May 12th, .'1880. Editor Review: Will you please inform a number of the Second Ward voters why it is that our worthy President of the Second Ward Democratic Club does not call a meeting of the Club at once, to rectal mend a suitable person to fill the vacancy on the Board of Aldermen. What is the necessity for further delay? Let us have the Ward meeting at once .before the Board take the matter isto their own hands and leave us in the lurch. t Faib Play. Candor compels us to say that we are totally unable to answer the question. We know that the President of the Sec ond Ward Club has been approached up on thd subject, aud our readers" all know that the Review has urged this matter upon the attention of the Democratic voters of the Serond Ward, on more than one occasion so that, if there is any blame or responsibility to be attached to any one for a failure to call a meeting, the fault cannot ba laid to our door. We, at least claim to haye done our duty in the pfem ses. Window Glass of a'l sizes, Dojrj. 'SasU and Blinds, Builders' Bardware,&c Lowj st plreces at Jacobi's. . Severe storm of Wind, Rain and IialL This city was visited yesterday af ternoon, about 4 o'clock, with a pretty severe shower of rain. The clouds came from the northwest, and looked black and lowering. About the same time, we leara, there was a severe storm of rain and wind accompanied by hail at Meares' Bluff, only three to five miles above the city. The wind atone time wa3 bo strong that tho engineer of a freight train on tho Carolina Central Railway who had just stopped his train at the bridge there, felt apprehensive that some of the loaded cars would be blown from the track, and his thirty-one ton engine be thought woald have the cab taken off. The hail stones were about the size of a partridge egg. Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all styles and szes, at Altaffeb, Pkice & Co s. jVleettncrin Onslow. From a party of gentlemen who have just returned from Ooslow, we learn that there was a large aod enthusiastic meeting f the Democracy of old Oaalow ia the Court House at Jacksonville on Monday last, for the purpose of appointing dele gates to the Congressional District Con vention which assembles in Fayetteville on Wednesday, the 21 day of June. Mr J W Shackelford was the- Chairman of the meeting aod Mr A C. Huggins the Secretary. 'Twentytwo delegates were appointed and sent without ii structions. But the sentiment, we hear, both of the delegates and the meeting at arge, was in favor of Scott, of Onslow, on the first ballot for the Congressional nomina'iori. After that, our informant states that the majjrity of (he delegates expressed themselves aa being in favor, of Judge McKoy. We are as yet without the official proceedings and give our readers the benefit of what we have heird, simply as news. T'Vl T la nn aTfTioa tnr t Knia Sasapauixa. would cleanse their murky blood and restore their health and rigor. iq iuuuuj TicLimsi oi uiuious ui8easerixaTe selves. Malaria Destroyed. t. G. A. J. GidLois,of Brockvill?, Cau.v da, certifica that ho was proR'r.ttc i by , malarial dieeasa contr cie1io TexVs, "a ,,I was quickly and completely ckrni b'v ti e use ot Warner s Sale Pills aud Svfe" IV :-" ters. lie adds : r,l shall- tcror tnv. ! in that climate without your fe P.i ; and liters as a part of my oattltv yow"AdvartIsQmouts, Excursion. riTHERE WILL BE AN EXCUi:3IO u r 1 the Sunday .-chool of th-j rirft I'rbv IfL111 urch t0 Waceamaw Lks n S i UKDAY , Uthinit. Train Javts at l'.4) A. M.4 Jhildrencf the Bch,(. TRLT.. .'iiciun to Adults 60 cents for the rouad trip. For tickets aprlr u J. U. LjiL, 11. ('. Worth and 0'. H. hobinson: T? J 13-1 1 Starcopy. . r Out-Door Gaiilesi. K C U E tv V , 13 U iV S, A U UO W S, Q c i t t rs anJ V arrets. A largo .aaforJaicnt of 'K Latest Improved Stjle '.. ' '- -Base Balls and Bits, - , E ubber BaL's, Uard arid Softy ' Foot Balls. medlam and large slso, Croquet, Full and Half Sets. - . The largest a?florlmeat of the? Occdi tvo r brought te this market will ba found a t ' z nELT3BER0Ei;V inayl2 Lire Book and Music Ftonv New Store New Goods, A .FINE A D COMPLETE SrWK Drup8 Chemicals; Tat nf Jfclicir: Jaucy and Toilet Article Perromer;, Moapn, Combs and Brushes, Hirers! WMfrp.' Clears, Ac, will be found at tho Mod.-: lr:. -otore of i " , J'O. II. llAKUi;., - ' . . yew-Market:. Prescriptions filled with ct BtiW - . WILL BE PUBLISHED in ulltiiifr.. hereafter. Un? i?eue will I. Vifd mawC0UDt ot the change, and onoot.ti will be added to every tubcntWn dtc'.": advertising oontraett ExcfcatgM 4''d r-.'-: respondents will add eps i- ; l TUE dOLTII ATJAlir. m7 10-7t Baltirnf.ho: V ; Wire Netting gCHEENS t ) A ' For lioors and Wim'f, . Uood to keep oat 11 lea and mrquitpK'. A'so, Sash, Doors, Blind; , Lumber, , and Bciiding Material ae'ner'r.l.'j. ALTAFFEK, 1'llWK & (JU. Factorr: Otlicc: Foot of Walnut st. tfutt, near Ked CrfW t. may "10 - Wotice. rjlHE FIRM OF QRKKS & FL4NNEI1, Druggists, was dUaolvedby the death' of Dr . H, Q. Flanner,on the 1st day of 'May, 16SC. All persons indebted to the said lata im ar rcqueated to make iraines'iate payment t Wm. H. Green, sole aurviving partner, and all persona having claims against the earn a to present tbem to bim for aettIeu.eEt. Q . . WM. II. GREEN, Burvivtng partner of Green & il&utei. Wilmuiton, N. C , May 7th, ISf 0. may 7 NEW STYLES FOR OUR MILLINEf Y DEPARTMENT. rprjE LITEST NOVELTIE8 m Ibive , Uata aad Hair. Goods, are -'constantly rtceiv- " ed. A fail and complete stock f LV and Children's Underwear. MI3dEa KAliUER A McGOWAV Ho. 6 Hoath Frnr.f -n Stampin? and' Hair Work , order. ' m. IVloore's Historv TU3T RECEIVED, Moor-'a Revld His tory of North Carolina, Sunday School Books; Teatamentf, $1 dozsn ; Cate'cliieir,?, 6Cc to fl dozen; Sons; Bsokr, 7Cc .to St dr?. Qaeation Booke, Library Booi,; ia wii Cards, Aci, Ae. " BVOK bTO?kE. may 10 i M Iron-Clad Matclxes: pARLOR AND BULPnUIl WATCDEH,' ' - , In Iroc ltoxer. Falm Boap, - f Babbitt's Pure Ball Potash, i A Potash and Lye In Iron Cesf (O. f0i , Laundry Soap, in erest varietj, ' Candle, 8 tare b, Ink, Wrappinc Papr, Paper Br Slid Tw'te. Baking Powdera, Horsford'cs?t J. : , f v Blacking and Bloeiar, ,.,.t i fc , Caad r. Crackers and cat ea. , Bead oriera to .?:v--.t Hall & Pearsall, ap 17