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,iolist.e-i etery afternoon, Saidayf ex-
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E!IT08 AND PHOPE.IXT0K.
SL' BSCKI1TI0N8, POSTAGE PAID.
r rt", 5 00 ii mortha, f 2 SO ; Three
uth?, SI 2; Oae month, 50 dects.
ir.2 parc-r 'i'l bo delivered by carriers,
ofciarpe, in py part of the city, At the
rate, or 13 cents per week. ;c
Af'.rfrtifiiiff rst? ! uw and liberal
?rSubfcribei p will pleaae report any and -J
i t.; ecuiTe their papers regularly.
Now Aq 7ertisoment3.
iiDHQNSTRATION
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( BK DEMO N STR AT I X ( THE FACT
V that Dry Wood -can be bought as
cAea,' in tbis city as ii any other in, tibia
c untry. - ur- space will not allow as to fill
j.i .m uiacb as 6Vire,b'it Ton a'w"? receive
a e 'Jial wiorfie at our place of1 business.
B'ioi? j ur camples aid compare.
BRESS GOODS,
From 8c to $1. In ail the latest fabrics.
POINTED LAWNS.
PRINTED LATTICE LAWNS.
Ladies' ilualin and Lace Keck Wear, such as
Fichus, Ties, Jabots, 4c.
bilk Handkerchiefs in Twill aid 'Brocade.
RUCHIS5S0FEVE"Y DESCRIPTION
& Jk. PfeT
From Vj, cents to $5.
The largest and finest assortment of
SUNSHADES & PARASOLS
Ever shown it this city, from
1 15c to SIO, each.
Br ess Buttons.
Our selections in this department embrace
rr any novelties. Our -variety is immerse.
assi meres
For Men and Boy's Wear,
A atural .Colored ' and Figured Linen for
Stairs.
White and Colored Canton Mattings.
I .V. . .
Vo Jurny and and White Terry for Ladies'
and Children's Wear.
Cash RnlUlngs 60 cents.
Something New in Ladies' Summer Balmora
Skirts.
Linen Lap Robes,
Ac, Ac, &c.
Give us a call and look over cur stock.
We are by no means afraid to show our
goods.
BROWN & EODDICK,
45 Market. St.
may 15 '
Pianos and Organs,
"JEW AND SECOND HAND
Pianos and Organs
Sold on the Instalment Plan at the
LIVE BOOK STORE.
Games.
BASE BALLS, Bate. Caps and Belts,
Archery Bows, Quivers. Arrows nd
Targets, Crcquet, iJalt and Full bets, Indian
Ciub?, Ac, Ac, at
; HEINSBEKGER'i,
m
ay y,
39 and 41 Market st.
FORECLOSURE SALE OF VALUABLE
LAND IN CAPE FEAR TOWNSHIP
T V VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF
' J a mortgage executed to me by Owen
Dove andl wife and J W Telfair and wife,
dated 12th Aoril. 1879. and registeied in the
Register's Office of 'ew Hanover county, in
ook N, X,N,Page 7C7. 1 will.on Monday the
oht dav of May lost, at 13" o'clock M. at the
t-ourt Hons door in Wilmington, sil to the
highest bidder, t public auction for cash,
the premises described in said Mortgage,ccn
Ulnitg; about'165 acres, situated on the West
eida or David S. Saunder's Mill Pond, and
djiniEy the lands of said Saunders, David
Jfar. Hanael Dari?, and Jerry Fonville.
uci of xhU land is v.?ry valuable for farm
ing pxirpofe'j, n" h s nn it -an immense
amount uf wood au i ine tJuiter.
DAVID SADOWaK.
Mar Uth. lsso
Mortgagee.
may 11-18 25 nac
The New Hat Store.
JJALL AND BXiMlNE MY SPtiINO
Styles ot 8traw and Felt; HaU. They are
preiiy ana cnesp.
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Jf M. ROBINSON,
;o. is jrroflt street,
Next to Purcell House.
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Sew AavtTtlseiuents.
gli M Mcl-aiaE
1 ii.n 8u:ts and I lat?rs.
8 BLckESXEAE Sin of the Big Bcot.
Geo MYEas Moonlight Exou-sion
E H Kiao A Card. ,
Yatks. Organs
P HaiasBaaoia Pianos and Organs
Very few vpaj.elsl in port cow. 1
For otfcer locals see fourth page.
Another black fish exbureion talked
of.
Wirdow tsr-alt sizes at
Price's
t.
The Ciiy id welt supplied with ??ravkr
oerries.
The fish parket wu well supplied
yesterday.
Full iletal au t Walnut, fehov Cases, all
styles and szes, at Alt af fish, ?i:ke
& Go's.
Several moonlight partiesjto th Sound
are on the tapis.
The Oomtnittee on the fckund Bailro:d
are hard at .work.
Save your money and buy o ir Luild
eg Supplies from Allaffer &' Prise. t
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Toi cau buy Nc. 1 Cooking and Heats
ing iSiovea at -almost any price at Jacoci's
Hardware Depot. ,
Are the citizens to be tavore 1 with a
yacht race on tbe river this gpasoa, gen
tlemen of the Carolina Yacht Club ?
' Our drug fores are new supplied with
Malt Bitters," the new Food Medicine
which has done so much good and comes
to us so' highly recommended. Try it
It may save you heavy doctors' bills. 4w
We understand that arrangements are
being made tox put up bath houses at:
Smithville for the convenience of excur
sionists this summer.
From; persons who have recently visited
Wrjghtsville Sound we learn that a very
greatchange. id the appearance of the
village has been wrought by the use ot
paint and additions to the Louses.
Window Glass of all siz.03, D iin, Sash
and Blinds, Builders' Bard ware,&3 Low
st plreces at Jacobi's.
i In consequence of an errror, the omi
sion of a name, we republish to-day, by
request, the proceedings of the seceding
Convention in Brunswick county yester-
dy. . , ' '
Again vre wouitl remind our readers to
call on Messrs. A. te -I. Shrier aud exam
ine the immense stock of Men's, Touths
and Boys Clothing, which they are selling
at extremely low prices. They have also
received a handsome stock of latest styles
Straw and Felt Hats. f
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Festiral.
It should be borne in 'mind that the
ladies of the Front Street Methodist
Church will hold a festival to-night a
the Little Giant Engine Hall Ice cream,
strawberries, etc , will be served cut. ;
Census Enumerators
Mr. John D. Stanford,. Supervisor, of
Census for thq Third Supervisor's Dis
trict of Ncrth . Carolina, has made the
following pppointmcnts of Enumerators
in this city : D. 0; Davis, First Division
of First "Ward; T. O. BunVing, Second
Division of First Ward; J. C. Miilis, First
Division of Fifth Ward; Geo. N. Harris?,
Second Division of' Fifth Ward; Jas.
Kccdrick, Fourth Ward.
The Big Boot.
Mr. S. Blumeuthal comes to the front
ii this issue of the Review with an at
tractive advertistraeLt. His prices seem
extremely low and we doubt not that per
sous in want of goods in his line could
ba well pleased by examining his stock. In
lden times the big boot was a synonym
of good goods at low prices and Mr,
Blumenthal has kept up the reputation
f jr.the old Bradley sign. See aavertise
ment in onotber column. .
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Doctor Ayls's Labouator't, that has
done. such wonders for the ick, cow is
sues a potent restorer for the beauty of
mankiud for the comolinss which ad
vancing age is so prone to diminish and
destroy. His Vigor mounts, luxuriant
locks on the bald and gray pates- among
us, and thus lays as under obligations
to him, fi;r the good locks as well as
health of tho community.
Mental Strain Relieved.
The Washington, D C, Critic' says:
It is intimated to cs that members of the
Senate and House are freely u-iog War
ner's! Safe Nervine for relief cf nervous
prostration incident upon -the severe
strain upon their mental powers ' ,
Daily
WILMINGTON, N. C
For tb.2 Review.
Democratic ConTention Sampson
County. j
Clistn, N G. My 15, IS30.
Pcrsuant to the c lil of M C Kichard
son, Etq, Chairman of the Democratic
OaULty Executive CoaimVttee, the Damo
orats of Sampsi-n met in the Court House
ia Clinton. The Convention was raliej
to order by Mr Kicnardson, who explain
ed the object of the mee.ing'to be,
First, The election of a County Ekpcu
tive Comm t ee.
Second, The election of delegat"? to the
Congressional and State Democratic C'n
veotions.
On motion of Mr VI T Boykin the C u
venticn was peraiaueutiy orgin z-ii ty
cvllinn M C li;chird.scn 10 the chair. J
W S Uobinscn aud R 11 Bell were re
quested to act as Secretar.es
Ou motion ct H Eiioyal, a c iuirui'tee
of one from each township was appoint
ed to draft resolutions. The tollowirjg
delegates composed the Committee, to
wit: ET Boy kin, Chas Smith, Jas S
Hines, B Hill, W. A Jackson, Chas Wil
liams, F M White, L J Rich, Oliver
Blackburn, J A Moore, Waa Fry ar and G
W Hobbs.
During the absence of the committee
Mr Chfi H nes, upon invitation, enter
tained the Convention in a brief and psr
tinent speech.
The Committee on Resolutions, through
their Chairman, Mr E T Boykin, ren
ported the following which were unani
mously adopted:
The Democratic voters el Sampson
County.assembled iu Convention in Clin-
ton. May 15, 1850,
Kesolccd l8t. That they hereby renew
their pledge of allegiance to the party and
J promise an earnest and united support
of its nominees in the coming campaign
and election
Resolved 2nd. That the importance of
the Congressional election demands a
more than ordinary precaution in the se
lection of a candidate.
"The Democrats of Sampson, recogniz
ing and appreciating the -fact that the
name of their distinguished felIowcitizen
will be offered before the Congressional
Convention by the enthusiastic popular
voice of the entire district; referring, with
pride, to the high character he has sus
taiced in priyate life, and bis brilliant
record, and spotless reputation in his
Legislative and Judicial careers: believ
ing that He can harmonize the discord
ant elements in the Democratic party
in the District; realizing that by unity
of action and wisdom of counsel the
District can be redeemed from the ruin
ous results of the Democratic defeat in
1878, and assured that by the nomina
tion of therr esteemed and universally
popular C9unty-man, the glorious fruits of
a Democratic victory will be secured, d6
earnestly recemmsnd to the voters of the
Third Consressioual District, a careful
consideration of the qualifications, (ueces
sary in a candidate for Congress) so emi
nently possessed by that good man, popu
lar citizen, upright judge, and christian
gentleman, the Hon Allmand A McKoy,
01 Sampson.
licsolved 3rd, That the delegates from
Samp3on to the Congressional Convention
are hereby mstruced by the united Democ
racy of tha county to vote as a unit for the
Hon A A McKoy, and to use all honora
bie means iu their power to secure his
nomination. 1
Itesolved 4th, That all Democrats in
good party standing in the county are iu
vited to attend the Congressional tcnven
'tion, at Fajetteville, on June 2nd, and ail
such are hereby declared to be entitled to
th?-lull privileges of regularly appointed
delegates.
llesoli'ed 5i, That the Chairman ap
point teu delegates from each .township to
attend the. JugressioEal ' Convention, and
rive delegates from each township to attend
the State Convention. I
Resolved Clh. That the Morning Star,
the Daily Review and Wilmington
Journal, 1I13 Goldsboro; Messenger, the
Raleigh Observer, the Brief Mention, the
Cape Far Banner and the Fajetteville
Examiner, be requested to publish these
resolutions- aid the pioceedinga bf tht;
Convention. I
On motion the thanks of the Conven
tion were tendered M C Rich:rdson for
the efficient manner in which he has disc
charged the duties of Chairman County
Executive Committee. j
The Convention then proceeicd to elect
a new , Democratic Cjunty Executive
Committee with the ..following result:
Messrs E T Boykin, ft .11 Bell, Geo K
Williams, N B Barefoot, W D Spell, Jr,
D R Watson, Jno E llowatd, Wesley J
Faircloth, Miles .P Owen, Richard Her
ring. A E Colwell, Henry Matbis and W
A Faison.
Mr E T Boykin was elected, by th?
Convention, Chairman Democratic Coun
ty Eiecutiye Committee, until the new
ly elected Committee could meet, j
' In accordance with 5th resolution the
Chairman appointed the following; dele.
gat to the Cjcgressbnal Convention:
Clintea Township J Lt Stewart, E T
Boykin, J R Beaman, J A Feirell, A F
Jotnson, J H Fust, Kveritt Peterson,'
H E Royal, W K 1'isford, and O L
ChesnutL I
Turkey Township L R Carroll, jW A
Thomson, W J Moarc. W S Matnia, u H
Smith, Wm Kirby, Daniel Doneily, W
H Faison, VV Mash barn and iW A
Faison. 1
Ficey Grove Township Chaa Bines,
R Ii Bell. Jno A Oate. B L Scott, Thos
Wilson, R T King, J II Darden, J H
Weeks, J 8 Hines and J J Hoggins.
HaiU Township G W Hcbbs, D R
Watson, A 8 C Fowell, G Barbrey. J A
Beaman, H H Cobb, J C Hobba, W K
Weeks, A B Birbrey aad A B Farker.
Review.
TUESDAY M A Y IS,
Little Coharie Towr.bhip-0 P White
S R Fishery J J Highsmith, J D O'Ctil
treth, II LSpell, 'Miusoh McL mi b, J,W
Matthie, W J Faircloth, F M White and
U J Coop-r.
Mingo Xowtshii Dr Wrht Ull, J
M Williford, .Itsse Wilson, Whitney
lioyal, N B Barefoot R A Duract. W h
Holmes, Joel J.ickHon, W StrirkUud and
A B Ah'ertnan. R A Draughan.
DUmil Townshi rh s Williams 'I
J Holland BlackiiiHn Wi, lianas, Rbrl
Howard, Ed Wil'mms. C H Williams, R
H Hoiliday, Amos Bullard, V R Mx
well and John Culbre h.
Hnii(.'citt Township Robert Crump
'er, Js-iuij Herring, R-vidin Buth.r, A
Lewis I.-dviiu R iji, J JI.Tur.inUMi, (i
W Crunipler, B (Jrtnn pi r, Robert R'tlr
and Al vin R yal.
McDaniel Township J W Wright, J
L Hbb smith,- W W Herring, E B Owcu,
Geo Hiyhsmith, Geo W Su.ith Neii
Watfon, L J Rich, J C Wright and W W
Hobb.
Lisbon Township J J Bronsoo, A J
Johnson, Henry Elliott, Oliver Blackburn,
Haywood Bovkin, H T Fennell, A F
Robinson, C H Johnson, J A Blackburn
and Edgar Herring.
Franklin Township J W S Robinson,
J A Corbett, N H Fennel, A E Colwell,
J D Kerr, W B. Murphy, L RHighsmitb,
W K Rogers, C C Corbett and Robert
Cook.
Westbrook Township Dr J H Benton,
W H Bryant, G H Williams, Arthul
Lee, Uriah Hilj. Isaac Williams, Thos
Underwood James Ingram, J T West
brook and John E West.
Taylor's Bridge Township--W H
Thompson, V J McArther, P Merrill, D
Knowles, Henry Matthis, P H Mur
phy, O P James, Chas J Williams, M H
Oates and Wm Fryar.
Under the same resolution the Chair
man also appointed the following dele
gates to the State Convention:
Piney Grove Township Chas Hines, J
A Oates, J H Darden, J S Hines and
Thos Wilson.
Hall Township G W Hobb, D R
Watson, A B Barbrey, 0 T Herring and
Isaiah McPhail.
Taylor's Bridge Township L A Tow
ell, G W Moseley, A R Herring, J S
Parish and A H Merritt.
Little Coharie Township 0 P White,
J D 0 Culbreth, J J Higbsmith, Luther
Matthis and Delany Matthis.
Mingo Township Jesse Wilson, O D
Strickland, B Lee, Bright Barefoot and
Josiah Baggett.
Dismal Township 3 h Maxwell,
Chas Williams, W Maxwell, Thomas
Holland and J D MalLy.
Honeycutt Township M D Fowler, B
Herring, J Underwood, E T Turlington
and Amma Crurnpler.
McDaniel'a Township Robt High!
smith, It H Rich, Miles P Owen, J M
Smith and Daniel hikes, ,
Lisbon Township Charles Bronson, J
D Carter, M O Peterson, Owen Johnson
and Nathan Herring.
Franklin Township WRobin8on,Danl
Robinson, J A Moore, Dr J B Seavey
and M K Devane.
Clinton Township E W Kerr, W A
Johnson, T M Ferrell, H E Royal and
Jno Asdford.
Westbrook Township W H Bryant,
WW Cox, W A Lee. Buck Hill and Wm
Daughtry . .
Turkey Township L R Carroll, W
Kirby, W A Faison, U A Smith and- W J
Moore.
On motion the Chairman was added to
each list of delegates.
The Convention then adjourned after
a harmonious but enthusiastic session.
M C. Richardson,
. Chairman.
J. . S. Robinson,
R. R. Bell, Secretaries.
Everybody can get suited .with a Pocket
Knife, also Table Cutlery, at Jacob i's
Hardware Deno-
A Suggestion.
It strikes us that it wouJd not be a bad
idea for seme enterprising individual to
erect a floating bath house somewhere on
the river front The baths,we think, would
be well patronized and could be mads to
pay handsomely. An enterprise of the
kind was once tried in this city and we
believe did not pay very well, but the
fact of its non-success, financially, was due
entirely to the cxhorbitant ratea charged.
25 cenU for a bath and twenty-five cents
for use of towels. We think a bath
house properly conducted would be well
patronized and pay a handsome divi
dend. riows, Shovels, Fitchforks, Spades,
Rakes, Trace Chains, Flow Lines, &e. For
the lowest prices, go to Jacobi's.
Meeting or the UlliUry.
We hear that there ia to be a meeting
of the Commissioned Oflicers of the
different white command in the Second
Military District, to be held in Charlotte
on the 20th inst, to memorialize Con.
gress to pats the Militia bill now before
the House, which has been reported
iavorably by the Military Committee,
appropriating one million dollars for the
benefit cf the Militia in the United States.
Genl. M. F. Taylor, and Captain Wm.
A. Camming and Captain N.HJSpnnit,of
his i etafl, leave here to morrow evening to
be in attendance.
1880.
L . 3
Now Advertisements.
LXIUEET StJITS
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last receive'.!.
large
and
A large stock STRA W MATTINGS, of good uity. '
Some very pretty now DRESS GOODS, and all necessary frlinimn-,
to match every suiL , ; , ,t ...
A large nssortment of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Napier Matting' Ihic
Mate, &c. - ' ; '
All at the lowest prices for cash and to j)foui pt' paying crittomers'
nmy 18 Respectfully, R. McJNTXRe!
A Card.
glNCi THERE SEEMS TO BL A Dis
agreement between the statements' r.f tfte
friends cf Maj. Ftedman and Ja"ge McKoj,
who were in attendance on the County Con
vention of Brunswick jeaterday, , I having
been preient on the spot, nd cognizant of
the action of the respective' Conveations. do
hereby certify that the number of McKoy
men present and voting, after tbeir with
drawal fronvtbe eeneral mars inseting, was
fifty-eevenjand that I included Maj. 8tedman,
nr. uarDf ana Mr. Unnrtn, the policeman,
and was only able to count up eiity-tno
8 ted man men. Keepectfully,
may 18-lt . E. U. KINO.
Moonlight Excursion,
rpHK STMR. PA8SPORT
will make ona of those delight-
ful trips to
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 2 1st.
fiST Dancing and Music.
Leave wharf at 7.30 P. M. and re'urn at
2-30,lsharp.
TICKETS LIMITED. 50 ceats each. Sold
at office of agent,
may 18 . GEO. MYERS.
Sign of the Bte Boot.
CD!'
I AM NOW OFFERING
XO SELL
FOR CASH ONLY,
AT EXTREME LOW PRICES, THE FOL
LOWING GOODS:
uenra Bewed Gaitere... . ..$1 40
" Custom Made Gaitere............... 2 40
" Ltced Calf Tie Shoes 1 20
Ladies' Foxed BhoeaL 1 00
" Newport Ties 90
upera Klipperf l 25
Strap Sandal 1 23
Croqtiet SiipperB....... 05
Misaea Strap 8andala.. 1 15
' Button Gaitere...... 120
Children's Strap Bandali 5K)
Button Gaiten 00
9. BLUMENTHAL,
may 18 tf No. 40 Marker Street.
xcyirsooini !
TO
Wilmington. IM. C.9
;r May 24th to June 5th, 1880,
. Inclnsive.
rpo EN'ABLE MEU0HAKT3 and resident
JL along the lines of the W., C. k A. and
W. & W. Bailroada to visit Wilmington. St
C, tba merchants tbereof .have arranged
with the abova named Roads to sll specially
prepared tickets frcm all regular stations
thereon, to Wilmington and return, at the
extremely low rate of one cent per mil each
way. Ticket will not be eitended teyend
Jane 5th, under any eircumetaaces,
may 17-3t nac
Organs !
QRGANS SOLD UPON EAST TERMS.
Sundsr School Botki, all kinds, Moore's
Rt vised H'story of North Carolina, Arc Wry
Goods, Crrqaet, dc, ac, at
BOOK STORE.
jaxj 10
Festival-Festival,
rpHE LADIES OF THE Front fitreet
Methodist Church will hold a festival at
the Little Giant Hall, corner of Fourth aad
Pi iaeeaa tttit, on Taaada j , Evening aaxU
lee Cream aad 8trawberrie will be terred.
IXaaie will be a fsaturt of the FestiraL
may XI 2t
I 9" II 1 1
We will beg'ad to retire xcaiMhicstiorV
frl'M1 7 r3i. subjects o
general interest but : . -
Tee najae 0f writer man al iv vs be f 5 r
ttiahedto the Editor.' ' ' '
CommuniektoittTifttatwiitt-n on or. ,
I one side of tbv. .
PersocaUtiea maBt be avoided; ; .
And it is especiallv and:i!l: ;n .
the views of correspondecU, uclees so itati
t e
ia e editorial coluanii.
New Advertisements.
AND ULSTSEt
o . . ,? u
assortment, in" all 'size?,
vtiv
CIlVC
cheap.
GET TH
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Insurance Company,
OrHartior44, CJoiaii
The Pionocr Accident , Company
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LIFE POLICIES !
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All Cash,
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No Notes, No DivientllNo D .s
appointed Expectations.
A Plain Business Contract :
every Business Man can
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WilmiiiCqn, . C'.
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Uam leaving Wila tag Uat MASCr. and
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ie?ger Coach attached) arrlviDglmo a 11
and leaving at 4-CO P;4irHlceltjmodat
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