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,he paper will be delivered by earners,
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rates, or 13 cent per wek. j
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rf-tfabaeriberi will please report any and
ifUiiores to receive their papers regularly.
flew Advertisements.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market Stlf
' BE DEMONSTRATING THK FACT
A ttiat lry oods can be bought as
chP Q tbi" c't " ia ny other in tbii
untrv. ur space will not allow as to till
faiin"ucb deai e, but you always receive
From 8c to SI. In all the latest fabrics.
PRINTED LAWNS.
PRINTED LATTICE LAWNS.
LaJi.V Muslin and Lace Neck Wear, such as
Fichus, Ties, Jabots, Ac.
Bilk lUtdkerchiefs in Twill and Brocade.
RUCHINOS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
From 214 cents to $5.
The largest and finest assortment of
SUNSHADES & PARASOLS
Kver shown it this city, from
15c to $10, each.
Our selections in this department embrace
many novelties. Oar Variety if immerse.
Cassimeres
For Men and Boy's Wear.
r atural Colored and Figured Linen for
Stairs.
W hite and Colored Canton Mattings
Corduroy and and White Terry for Ladies'
and Children's Wear.
Cash Rufllings 60 cents
Eomethin New in Ladies Pummer Balraora
Skirts. "
Linen Lap Robes,
Ac, Ac, Ac.
Uire us a call and look over our stock.
W"e are by no means afraid to show our
goods. '
BROWN & 'RODDICK,
45 Market St.
may 15
Sign of "the Bis: Boot.
l A M NOW OFFK11I NG
v fO SKLL
FOR CASH ONLY,
IT EXTREME LOW PRICES, TI1EFOL-
LOWING GOODS:
Oent's Bewed Gaiers.... $1 40
" Custom Made Gaiters.............. 2 40
' Laced Calf Tie Bhoes 1 20
Ladies' Foxed Bhoes.... .J...... 1 00
H Newoort Ties!..... 90
M Opera Slipperi........ . 1 25
M Strap Bandali 1 20
" . Crroaet RliDDera ........... G5
Miwes Btrap Sandals...... 1 15
" Button Qaiterf... 1 20
t hlldren'i 8tr ap. Bndals.... 00
Button Gaitert. ........ - 90
V. BLUMENTHAL,
y 18-tf No 40 Marker Street.
The "New Hat Store.
(JALL AND EXAMINE MY BUMMER
Ktjlei of Straw and Felt Hats. They are
PMtr and cheap.
:J0UN M. ROBINSON,
N.-13 Froat etreet, -..
. Nest to Varcell Movie.
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VOL. V.,
LOCAL NEWS.
; ew Advertisements.
H D Gilbbit Home Again.
Yates. Croquet, Archery Goods.
F.HiiRtBKasii New Books.
A A I fc-MKiEa Best Unlaunliied Shirt
in the city for $1.
Window Glass all sizes at Itaffer &
Price's. ..',- , -' . t
Blackberries are ripe and hoe-hands are
pretty saucy.'
All flirtatuns should be declaied off
until October. I c
The town a tuao lives in has the most
beautiful women.
The vegetable market is well suppMed
but prices keep up.
City items were a great deal scarcer
thau pretty girls to-day.
A party ot geutlemen tried their luck
at the bKtckfish grounds to-day.
Save your money, and buy jour Build
ing Supplies from Altaffer & Price.
The vegetable market is well patron
ized and vegetables are getting cheaper.
Full Metal and Walnut Show (Jases, all
styles and s, at AlTaffkb, Pj:ice
'& (Jo's. ;
Yachting circles are beginning ta warm
up over the approaching Fourth of July
race. .
It is i.ot definitely known when the
steamer Jasspot will bo taken off the
line. ' '
People who never burro r troublr
sometimes have a good deal of it stowed
away in the house. ? j
Upmlr Tuivprt Painiii. sl.riftl v rjire White
Ltead. Cc lcrs, Brushes, W naow A lass,
&c.$ at Jacoiu's
The challenge rjace between the Hippie
and .Rest' ess will be sailed over the
Wrightgville course on Thursday.
It is rumored that the littlo steamer
Elizabeth will discontinue her trip's to
Smithville about the lit of July.
Before' the census .taker the tramp is
equal to the milli juaire, . if lie wi.l stanJ
still lorjg enough to be counted.
Pinws. Shovels. Pitohtorksr "Spades,
Kakes. Trace Chains, Plow Liues, &c. For
the lowest prices, go to j acobi s.
Iron bands have bsen pLced around
that portion of the .First Presbyterian
Church steeple in which the city clock
now rests. ,
It is said that a baby will cry no hard
er if a pin is stuck into him than he wi
if a cat won't let him pull her tail. . 1
if, therefore, cheaper to pin him.
It is on!)' the ftmale mosquito that
bites, but wheu a man gets a chance to
belt one with a towel, he's going to do it
without stopping to enquire as.to its gen
der. ,'
Mr. Math'l Jacobi having been appoint-?-ed
agent for the Atlas Plow, parties in
want of this celebrated Plow can now
have their orders filled at Jacoiu's Harda
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. tf.
-There are 2.750 languages, but if a
man had command of all he would be at
a loss for words to express himself when
the youth next door begins hjs nocturna1
practice on the 11 ute.'
A writer advises tht girls who w'tfh
to have small mouths should repeat at
frequent intervals during thedaj, 'Fanny
Finch fried five floundering frogs for
Francis Fowler's father.'
Mothers, if your Biby sutlers" pain and
is restlefs, do not stupefy it by admirjfister
iug opium, but soothe it with a reliable
remedy, such as Dr Bull's Baby .Syrup.
J'rice only 25 ceuts a bottle.
Evervbody can get suited with a Pocket
KnifeT also i ab e Cutlery, at Jacoiu's
Ilardware Detv'f--
Our SpriD.g and Summer Goods for
Genfe.Youth's andBoy's wear is still large
and attractive. Those who want the
nobbiest, the newest, the late.t, the best
and the cheapest goods always, go to
Shrkr's. l
"When you visit or i?ave New York City,
stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depit- European plan.
Rooms reduced to $1.00 and upwards.
Restaurant unsurpassed at moderate prices.
Street cars, stages and elevated railroad to
all parts ot the city. lj
Gone to Raleigh.
Hon. S. II. Fishblate, Maj. C. M. Sted
man, Mr. J. I. Macks and Mr. J. II. Muse,
delegates to ti e State Democratic Con
vention, which metrts in Kaleigh" on
Thursday, the 17th inst., left here this
morning lor the. City of Oaks. Others
will go up to morrow, and will be joined
at various- points on the route by delegates
from other counties.
WILMINGTON, N. C
Shrimps sold yesterday at 10 centi p
quart. '
Alderman Bowden will do the honors as
Mayor pro tern during the Mayor's ab
sence from the citv. i
The Revenue Cutter Colfax will go iuto
'summer quarters' the latter part of th
wek. For the remainder of the summer
she will be at anchor in the bay at Smith
i
ville.
The fire alarm telephone and auxiliary
bell at the old
hauled to-day.
market house was over.
The lightning had pass
boxes and in some way
ed through the
disarranged the instruments,
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Capt. II. D. Gilbert notifies the pnblio
in this issue that be is at home, 23 South
Front street, again and will be pleased
to see them. His store has been enlarged
and remodelled and his facilities for sup
plying the public with the Btaff of life
are much better than formerly. See ad.
Honorary Degree.
We learn that Trinity College in this
State has conferred the honorary title of
Doctor of Divinity upon Rev. Edwin A.
Yates, the popular pastor of the Fron
Street Methodist Church, in this city.
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You can buy No. 1 Cooking and Heats
ing rftoves at almost any price at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot. I
Relieved.
, Second Assistant engineer O. F. Angtl,
of the Revenue Cutter Colfax, has been
placed on waiting orders and Mr. J. G.
Hall, of Baltimore, assigned to the plaoe
on the Colfax vacated by Mr. Angel.
Mr. Hall hasarrived and entered upon
the discharge of his duties.
Bonitz Hotel,
Goldsbaro.
Delegates; bound to the Democratic
Sjate Convention, on passing through
Goldsboro, would do well to stop at this
deservedly popular house. It is ex cell
lently well : kept, in all its depart
ments and no pains are spared to make
the stay of guests pleasant and comfort
able. It- is kept by a good old
Democrat, which is another good
reason why .he should receive the patron
age of thepublic.
Window Glass of all sizes, Doors, Sast.
arid Blinds, Builders' Bardware,&3 Low
st plreces at Jacobi's.
Another Industry.
Bee culture is receiving considerable at
tention -in and about this city. The
Italians are taking the places of the hy
brid and common black bees; and the ap
pliances for the culture of bees are of the
latest and most approved styles. Persons
interested in apiaries tell us that bee cul
ture is not only very lucrative but inter
esting, and that the Italian bees with
gentle treatment are perfactly harmless
One gentleman who U much interested in
the busy little Workers paid pix dollars
for an imported queen beo a few aays ago.
Sudden Death-
A letter was received in this city to
day announcing the sudden death at Cux
haven, Germany, on the 25thcf May, o
Mr, G. L, Peschau, ia the 81styearJof his
age. He was the father of our fellow
townsman Mr. Edward Peschau, who is
German n penal Consul at this port, and
out of re&r to the memory of the de
cBised tl 9 German flag was half-masted
over the German Consulate in this city.
We extend. to Mr. Peschau our respectful
sympathies fh his distress.
Physicians freely prescribe the new
Food Medicine, Matt Bitters,' because
more nourishing, strengthening and puri
fying than all other forms of malt or medi
cine, while free from the objections urjed
against malt liquprs, j 4w
The Crops.
We are pleased to learn that the
young crops in this section of,the country
are now very promising. Indeed, man;
farmers tell us that they seldom see them
looking better at this season of the year.
The corn, in especial, is thriving wonder
fully, as any one to ay see for himself who
will take a run of few miles on any of
the roads leading out of this city. This
warm weather, which is a means of dis
comfort we all deplore so much, has done
wonders for the growing crops, coming as
it does so soon after the copious rami we
hare had. The tuntry-folks.siy you can
almost see the corn grow. With good
seasons during the next two months, the
yield hereabouts will be abundant.
A fair trial only is needed to convince
the most skeptical that Hall s Vegetable
Sicilian Usir Renewer will accomplish all
that la claimed lor h. .
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TUESDAY, JUNE
15,
Can any one tell how many houses has
been built ia this city daring the past
year?
Doe any one keep record of
the
new build inga?
Dtath of a Tttlmingtonlaa.
Mr. Richard Savage, elder brother
of
our City Treasurer, Capt Henry Savage,
died in Wheeling. West Virginia' y ester
r
day.
The sad intelligence was received
here by Capt. Savage in a telegram from
New YWk this morning.
Attempt at Burg'ary.
An
attempt was
made this morning,
burglarize- the dwel
about 2 o'clock, to
ling of Mr. W. E..K. Sellers, on Tenth,
be tween Castle audi Queen streets. The
burglar was in the act of crawling into
the bedroom window when he was dis
covered by Mrs. Sellers, who was up at
t he time attending to one of her children
The alarm was given and the thief beat a
retreat.
The canal Case. 00'"-'
The case of which we have spoken
heretofore in the columns of the Review.
in which a number of residents ( Holly
township were indicted for interfering
with and obstructing operations oa the
Duplin Canal, was to-day settled and
arranged at Pender Court. These gentle
men,' the defendants in the suit, claim
that there was no intention to defy
tho law; that the obstr action placed
across the river interfered very materially
with them and that they acted only after
having received legal advice to the effect
that the law in that respect was worth
less and would not 'held water.' Acting
under the advice of their present counsel,
Messrs. Holmes and Nixon, they concluded
to-day to submit the case and we presume
that, under the circumstances, Judge
Avery let them cfl on payment of costs.
irurrlcane au t Half.
A terrible hurricane, accompanied with
a hail btorm, passed over a small portion
of Pender county on last Friday. It
originated near South Washington and
then passed down to Cyprus Creek, its
path being about five miles long and from
one-half to three-fourths of a mile in
width. The storm came up about 4
o'clock in the afternoon and Mr. G. F.
Walker, whose residence and farm was in
its path, tells us that it burst upon him
with such foroe that the house rocked on
its foundations and nearly every pane of
glass in the windows was shattered. The
hail stones which fell i were very large,
some of them, it is said, actually being
as large as a lady's fist. It wag the most
severe blow which has visited that sec
tion during the past forty years.
List of Letters.
The following is a list of the letters re
maining unclaimed in the City PostofEca
Wednesday, June 16 th:
A Duncan Almond, Eliza Jane Allen,
Henry Alexander, J Albertte Acosta.
B-A S Butler, Kate Burton, Thomas
Brown, Damoarey Barnes, William Bry
ant, Martha Basset, Kate Bryant, Mary
Boney, R H Bills, 3, L H Baldwin, J E
Bond, H'E Balhere, Pompey Brioe, E Y
Bovkln.
C D A Craig, Dici Clark, Elizabeth
Chad wick, R J Cannon, Thomas Carver?)
Lydia Cyros .
1 John Dunn, 2, Jno r Doves,
Louis Paris, S 6 Dudley, WL Dorset.
E Elisabeth Eaett, Jadee Ellis, A J
Eston. V-1--
F James P Fester, Jane Foy.
G Anna Grey, E Grant, E Gallo
way, Jamy Gray, Hey Greenfield, Lizzie
Gregg, R H Grant.
J -Chas Johnson & Adam Holiday.
H William Howard, Mary Holmes,
Eti W Hall, Mary Eliza Hill, Delia Hall,
J W Hopkins, A H Hunter. J T Har
ieli, J N Hays, Joseph E Hawkins.
J Bella Johns, David Jones, Morris
Johosoo, Ned Jones, Holley Jones.
K John James King, J E Keiley,
Rune L King.
L Abraham Locke, Annie Lane, Ar
thur J Lysle, Ellen Love.
M Walker iloore, W H McBae, Ste
phen Marshall, Sophia McFarlhag, T J
MeNeal, Susan A Moore,' Maggie Miller,
Lou McCUmmy, Lela Mnaesy James T
Mills, John Mallette, John Moore, Henry
Moore, Charlie Miller, Abram Mosely,
John McLaughlin, Alex MurrelL
N Almose Newton.
P J Henry Parker, Mary E Parker,
Sarah Peterson.
V BHJ C Redd.
gilB Fikewart, Sophia SpreweU, A A
Solomon, Brownley Scott, Julia M Sloan.
T P Te ikeksoo, Sarah & Trask, rdie
Taylor, --.
W Frank Wilconson, Hairkt Wfl
hams, Maria J Wade, Kate J Willis.
Persons calling for letters in above list
will please say "advertised"; if not claim
ed in 30 days will be sent to dead letter
Mce, Washington, D. C.
- i - E. R.BRINK,P.1L
- Wilmington, K. CL, New Hanover
County v N; G. ;
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NO. 07
Inmillable.
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W A Aldeaman, Maxwell, N C; Lu ira
Hooper, 1,330 Bain oridee st.
Shipping Garden Truck
Mr. J. W. Barnes, who has a fine truck
farm near this city, has shipped within
the past two days 240 crates of encum
bers and lettuce in th Rdti more and
Philadelphia markets. Mr. Barnes pick
ed 60 bushels of cucumbers on Saturday
and for the; past two weeks has shipped
very largely of vegetables to Nort hern
maikets.
Mews to Us.
It is
the general impression th
it a city
ith 20,000 population is entit
ed to a
free postal delivery. We have been in
formed jby postoftice officials in this city
that such used to be the case but that the
law was changed about two years ago and
that a town or city must have 30,000
population before it is entitled to itbe free
delivery.
Pender court.
Pender county Superior Court, His
Honor Judge Avery presiding, is! in ses
sion this week at Burgaw with a full
docSIt and a full bar. We noticed in at
tendance there to-day, Messrs. Holmes,
Moore, Norment, Devane, London, BeU
lamy and Ricaud, from this city, E. W.
and Jno. D. Kerr and TJ. L. Stewart,
from Sampson and Nixon, Williams
Bland and Ramsey, from Pender. They
all seemed busy and the Court House was
generally pretty full of witnesses and
spectators.
DIED.
In Cuxharan. OtrninT. cn thni2vh Hv
of May, after short illat-ss of twenty-four
aours, er, tt. Jj. raoutlAU, in the Blst
ear of his age, father of Eduard Peschau,
of this city. j
Home Attain J
JJACK TO OUR - OLD 8TAND AT 23
Bauth Front Street. Fresh Rread, fresh
Gake? and fresh Pies. Complete accommo
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dation for Cold Milk and Tie Lunches, at
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H. D. GILBERT',
ie 15 It
Reliable Bakery.
THOMAS H. McKOY,
SUCCESSOR TO
Boatwright & McEoyi
5 and 7 North Front St.
I HAVE IN STOKE AND RE-
ceiving daily
FR
My
ESH GOODS,
stock is large and I am
determined to keep a
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FULL STOCK !
Thanks to good fortune I am ena-
abled to buy all my Goods
FOR CASH!
Which
will put me in a position to
sell as Low as he who
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sells Lowest !
1 want trade I desire it, and if
t - 1
Fair : Dealings, Good Goods at
Low Prices, Prompt Delivery, will
secure
it, then I am bound to have
it
I invite ererybod j to call and
see me.
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, thos. II. lacKOY, .
. Grocer and liquor Dealer, v
jeU 5&7NortUFrontSt
1880.
New Advertisements.
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PLEASE NOTICE.
We Willie gTad txecelre eefjmnnicatiotg
tHtktfr; kiml&lT ill . Object, o
teaeral iatorett but :
aisaed to the lEdltor.
Con4mnleati6nfn; Wtie' Vr
itten on only
one side of the pai
i toe .paper.. . , .
Personalities mus t bt a t o id ed.
And it is especially at'd pxtlcularlyjncdrr
dW trt alwaya enden e
the views of correspond? o t, anless to i tatt e
in the ed'torial coluttri?.
Now Advortiscsiorts.
Wire Kettinsr
j Vr Vwt q4 Windows.
GoiM ti kern o A fl a-'. ( riii;
'. A-'s ..'.
Sash, Dbrs, Blinds,
Lumber, and. ;bcl:dlni r.a,r:.il ienerally.
ALTAFFKP.. V rft.
Factory: Oihc.. I '
Foot Of Walnut st -Vut, nsar Ke4 Crotl sf
JO I . . ,
JDCIE KODEV. A ,)rel'"b Ilcnry
Grevilie. ' '
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Wa'or Jonce iieorgia Sextos. Major
J nes.
The
Laaplihtera" fc'tary. Uj Dickens.
At the LIVE UOOlk- STOIiK.
Crcaueta "
THE LAKOE8T ASF.OKTMlC?T erer
brosght to thU citj. C'oahtry ' ordrs
soliated.
Ilamaiocks, Coidvand Mexican Grans.
H K I N S li Kl ( E
j 14 33 acd 41 Market 8rcet.
11 BrdK
CEIEBSA7E.U
Of.
Appetite, refreahiop B'ep, tho acq Jiiitif.n of
fiesh and color, are blesinffi RttPadflint upon
the reparative procts.aes wi.ich tljij, priceless
invigorant spefdily ini iaten ind cv:ie3loa
successful concision. Uipestton Jrtorea
and sustenance e ffjidcd tu c&ch ike shstam
ing organ by the Bitters, whicu is inof
fensive even to the feminine palit, vegeta
ble in composition, and thoroughly af.
For sale by all Drugist3 auJi3t'aIer8 gen
erally. . . : 3
UNFERWEHTEr a n
MALT BITTERS
fTTADEfA5?K, ' '
an
t.r.
MALT AND HOPS'
THIS 15COM PARABLE NfTTKIEIf 1 is
richer in, Bono .and usola L'r)ucinr
mJi i.i. uku mil viae, iijiui vt i-'mji j
medicine, while free froin tti- ?tjictlcn(i
ergod against malt ..i:fyi'rgi nir vuiliult
digestion, Hick UeaG h ,s , v.ivtif-n,"
EmaciationVMeBta! and l"nV,Ui LiUAUition.
Nervonsneas, Waat of kUp, MxraliTe
Weakness of J emalfi, i ju-ath n ofnrs-.
log Mothers,1'! the- Aged, kvl V,f i)eUc e
Children, MALT BlTTKffH ar tt' tttrest,
best, and most ecooomvcal iii'fitcittao'jr
compounded. Hold eerjwhere. MALT
BITTEBH CO.; Bolton, Mai.- 1 A"
jane 14-4 w. ; .: ; .'a, vd
4 and shipped. vtly , iK'W '
195fO .l.CDO. jS--:idsuamWr7i;-er
IHtutrated free. ' Addu U .f F.'Uestty
Washbg tea, X. J. 1 :faeH4w
Croquet, Arcliery Ocofl
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