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Pf .Pior vnTTnp
. ertTJ afternoon. Bmadayi
pit
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I We win beg' ad liretjnWalionj
from our friend on aaj and all ' subject o
feneral lsterest but : -
: .fj t I .1 .H.-u t
' Tbe came of the writer rtujt alwayi be fur
niahed to the Editor.
; .' ' ; i .- i t
Communication nut be wrhtealonjonii
one aide of thepaftr nv.i.i
Pertonalitles must xclded.
And it Is especially su pruiariy. under, .
fteod that the Editor doc not always eadcrsoi
the viewa of corre?pondct, unieaa io ttd
in the editorial colmosa. . , -
Notf; : Advoitisomoiits. W
Daily
REVIEW;
T. JiMBSi
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ITOB ASO PROPRIKTOB.
.in'iO.VH.flTAOE PAII)
15 00 ix months, 2 50 ; Three
.J j5;'(7ie mouth, 60 cents.
rt;ie' -,!?' b delivered by carriers,
r "7 partof thecit'atthe
W 'r cents per wek.
r " rtei low and liberal
VOL. V.
WILMINGTON, N. C, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1880.
NO. 108
. beriberi win . -r-
tn Tea;ire ibeir papers regularly
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A d vortisemen ts.
f I HIS I bEK.
gyN & RODDICK
onW Uvcl-M out me lots.
in
who a:3 iu want 1 such will do
II t give us au early call.
No. 1. :i '
Ltj White Hos', without Seams,
keen's a 'pair, worth U0 cents.
1
No. 2.
... . i I s rT . n 1 O 1 vr a nfli vT O vil
No. 3
UfJf U'len Lawns, .15 and 20 cents,
pillar, price SO and 2o cents.
No. 4. l
10 Jozftn Genls Liuen llandke chiefs,
$150 a di zen, decidedly the
cheapest lot ever ottered
iu this' city.
No. 5.
ILiiiea Stair Covering, 15 to 25 cents
No. C.
hues; we; are. ctl'eringsonie rare bargains
inthis'particular department, at
prices ranging from 8c to 40c,
No. 7.
u'ed Knglish Cambrics, 10 certs a yard,
worth 15 centp.
No. 8.
iha?e still a few left of those Black and
Mode Colored Hose, at 25c and 35c,
Worth' at least 50 ceuts.
No. 9.
'it of Lice Bnntirgs, Dress Goods, 20c,
worth 37c. . ' '
R0WN & 'RODDICK,
45 Market St.
Stockholders' Meetiug.
OTICE IS HEBEBT G1YKN tht
jne'tl MeeUng of the Stockholders of the
Wln Central Railroad Company, sue
r to tbeCa'oiira Central Railway Com-
inier the Torecloiare sale, will be held
tTown of WKLDON, North Carolina,
WEDNKRHAY. thm lift A w f Jn
50, for tbe ;ection of Officers, the adoption
ana otner purposes.
A. V. STOUT,
F. O. FRENCU,
A. B. GRAVES,
J. S. WIIEDBEE,
II. R. WITRPniSflV
kit-
par d Steamship Co.
f HE OLDEST and met yfsrsi
reliable line of MtATnr
U HiiU frr.m VV
FT WednMd&v.
r 1 H'onek TIckeia for Cabin or Steerage
v -
r irom ew York to the principa
u of Ksrope and for farther information
51,
Apply to HK1UK4UU..
A gen 6 at Wilmington, N. C
Removal
0 HlNDSOME HEW -8T0RK, Front
eoond door from Princeaa atreet. My
and the public will find me prepared
to-day and hereafter. '
J LUES C. MUNDS,
15
Drugiit.
Ae Coiiuop litan Bar
THK PLACE TO GET ANY AND lall
he fancy, dtliciooj, eooling drinka of the
r. lea
f bl tne rwy beat of Ucoon dalt oat
.7 sara f the beat braadj can
m louvd t ihe Ooemopclitan.
JOHN UAK&OL14, Prop.,
F HoCU Uarket at.
LOCAL NEWS.
.1 1 . . I I- INI.. -J
Now Artvertiaements.
Williams k Md&chiboh. Corn, Meal, Hay,
Molasies, Coflee, Sugar, Flour, Ac:
Clyde' New York Steamship Lioe.
Altaffkr, Peick A Co. Wire Netting.
T H McKc.t Lowest Prices.
Yatm BUpk Books, Croquet, Archery
O odj. ' i
Jas W KiueSect'y Thir Ward Domt
cratic Club.
J W Hans-For the Rocks at JTew Inlet
and the Black fish Grounds.
8re ad Moore's Buainos UniTerilty.
J'
, W HAhPaa, Agt Stmr Pa?sp rt.
C Munds, Druggist Removal.
F HiiHSBiaaaa QJhnmocks.
A A I Fhrikr Beat LTnlaun nied Shirt
in the city for $1.
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For other locals see fourth page.
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Windew Glass ali sizes at Altafl'er
Price's. t I
:
Th 'sweet girl srAduateh have all ar
rived at their homes.
Many men, who "pass fur hor?st, are
perfectly willing to hook a Osh.
Cats have no fixed politicul belief.
TLey are usually on the feoce.
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Tlows, dhovels, Pitehtoiks, Spades,
Rakes, Trat e Chaius, l'low Liues, tc For
the lowest prices, go to 3a.cobi's.
:
At 3 o'clock vfto-day the thermometer
stood at OS-degrees in this ollice.
1 : :
The ague tackles a man with a hearty
'Shake, old boy; glad to see ycu.'
Save your money and bay j our Build
ing Supplies from Altaffer &.Price.
Full Metal and Walnut Showcases, all
styles and szes, at Altaffeb, Frige
& Co7s.
The steamer Elizabeth, we learn, is to
havean awning placed over her deck
house in order to give passengers more
comfort.
Ready mixed. Paints, stric. ly ure White
Lead,- Colors, Brushes, W ndow Glass,
tec., at Jacobi's
We are glad to see that Mr . John J.
Fowldr is well enough to be out and is at
his post again in the treasury department
at the City Hall.
You can buy No. 1 Cooking and Heals
ing Stoves at almost any price at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot.
That was a very pleasant little shower
of rain we had this forenoon, but there
wasn't enough to dp much good. From
the appearance! of .the eloud3, we shou'd
judga that there were goodrains elsewhere
in this neighborhood.
A few years since, at the celebration ef
our national anniversary, a poor peddler
who was present, being called upon for a
toast, oflered the following: Here is
health to poverty; iWticksto a man when
all his friends forsake him.'
It is not always that the parents can
carry the Baby on a trip for the recovery
of its health. But they can keep Dr. Bnll'f
Baby Syrup in the house, and it will com
pensate for the trip by its prompt relies
and cure. Price only 25 cents a bottle.
Mr. Nath'l Jacobi having been appoint
ed agent fir the Atlas Plow, pa lies in
want of this' celebrated Plow cm now
have their orders filled at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. tf.
The censu3 enumerators for this city
have been sitting at the Court House to
day for the purpose of revising the enu
meratioo of the city. The citizens will
do wel' to drop in to-morrow and see
that their families are properly eLumers
ated.
Hancock's Headquarters are established
for the resent at Shrier's, on Mark X
street, where Hancock Suits, Hanccck
Hats, Hancock Cravat?, Haucock Collars
and Hancocs Handkerchiefs are dispensed
freely and liberally, and almost gratui
tously, so cheap are they all. tf
ij
LiUly a gentleman 6at dowu to write
a dee!, and began with 'Know, one wo
man, by these presents.' You are
wrong,' said a bystander, 'it ought to be
know all men.' 'Very well,' answered
the other, if one woman knows it, all
men will of course.' ,
Typhoid fever creeps into the lhoue
through the ce'.lar. Decaying vegetas
blesand accumulations of. debris and dirt
are the seeds of miasm tic diseases. It
is now time, as the warm weather has set
in, for every cellar to be thoroughly
cleaned and limed. '
Those wh f.uffsr f om nervous irrita
tioDb, itching UDeasines, and the dis
comfort that follows fn m an enfeebled
and disordered state of the system, should
take AYElVS SAHSAPARILLA and
cleanse the blood. Purge out tho lurk
ing distemper that undermines tbo health
and constitutional vigor will return.-
Fond or Fishing!
The steam yacht Passport will leave
her wharf to morrew morning, at 6
o'clock, for the rocks at New Inlet and
for the Black fi h Grounds. In such
weather as this there will be found plen
ty of fiih and those wbto are ford f the
sport will find this an excellent opportu
nity. It is announced that only a limited
nnmber of tickets will L sold to t e
B I ack.fi. 8h Grounds. f
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Window GldAS of all sizes, o np S isu
and Blinds. Builders' Hardware,&o Low
-t pireces si .Jacwbi's.
Journalistic iroperltjr.
The Monroe Enquirtr enters upon is
eighth volume with this weeks' iBgue, en
Urged and improved. It has secured a
new cylinder press,-nd enters upoa the
new volume with bright prospects. It is
a bright, newsy sheet, thoroughly Dem
ocratic, tdited with ability and; we re
joice at the success it has already attain
d and at the glowiDg prospects of its
future,
Everybody can ger suited with a Pocket
Knife",1 also Table Cutlery, at Jacobi's
Hardware Deoot-
7 he Wilmington Light Infantry.
We are pleased to learn that the Wil
mington Light lufintry are now in a
ver5jj flourishing condition. At the last
meeting of the Company tea new mem
bers were received and we understand
that in addition to these a number of
new applications are now pending. The
strength of the Company is now about
seventy active Members. They will go
to Wrightsville Sound next Monday, the
5th, in uniform and there is considerable
talk among them about attending the
King's Mountain Celebration.
About a Wlluiiugtontan,
We learn from Sheriff Manning that
while he was in Washington City, a few
days since, he met with our young towns
man, Mr. John C. Cant well, sou of Hon.
Edward Cantwell, of this city, who was
then standing bis examination for promo-,
tion to a cadetship in the Revenue Marine
Ssrvice. -Sheriff Manning says that Mr
Cantwell exhibited to him a fine gold
chain and. Match which an old gentleman
whose life he had saved by rescu'iHg him
from the dark billows of the Potomac
river, had presented.to his deliverer as a
testimonial of gratitude. We also hear
Irom a different source that Mr. Cantwell
passed quite a creditable examination and
is now on bis way to Gibraltar on the
sohoolship Chase, as a cadet in j the Ma
rine Revenue service of Ihe United States.
A Good Order.
His Honor, Mayor Fishblate, has given
positive orders to Captain Brock to have
arrested and brought to trial any parson
who. is guiltjof loud and boisterous
swearing on the streets. It is the deter
mination of the Mayor lo put a stop to
Lthe habit that is getting to be so common
among a certain class of late to use loud and
offens ive epithets jnst when they are pasaiDg
ladies, and gentlemen on the streets. It
has been the case too of late in certain
localities, we learn where ladies cannot
sit out upon the piazzas without hearing
such offjnsive langaage. We hope the
Mayor meant to include in his order all
indecent and obscene language also, for if
there is one thing in the world calculated
to shock the moral sensibilities of refined
ears, it is indecency and vulgarity. We
can endure hearing a iew cuss worus
sometimes, butvulgarity we do despise in
any shape or for ui.
See a woman on horseback in another
column, riding near Sneer's Vineyards,
with a bunch of Grapes from which
Speer's Port Grapa Wine is made, that is
so highly esteemed by tne meuicai pro
fession for the use of invalids, weakly
persons and the aged. Sold by Druggists.
CUj Court.
David S. Martin, a colored individual,
was pretty drunk on Saturday night and
qiite loud and boisterous in his manner,
besides cursing-anJ swearing. The May
or told him $ij(?r ten days. The defen
dant took the benefit of the ten days.
Liza N xon and John Hagett, twe
more indjvidua's of the colored persua
sion, were arraigned for an affray, which
tok place on Third, between Walnut and
Red Cross streets, last Saturday nigbt
Officer Robert Green happening along
about that time took the pair under hig
official wing and escorted, them safely to
the lock-up, and this morning the Mayor
imposed a fine of $10 ox tea day im
prisonment upoa Haggett and $5 fine or
five day's imprisonment upoa the omia.
In default of payment of the fines both
parties went below.
One drunk and down was released, it
beiog the first oflince. This codid the
docket and the Court adjourned.
Depa ture of the Lunatic Sliver-
thoru.
Oing to the letter which Chief of
Police Brock wrote some weeks ago to the
Sheriff of Warren county, New Jersey, in
regard to the n u fortunate lunatic Silver-
hou, (mention of whom has several times
bea made in the Review) recently, Dr.
Wm. N Baird. a orotherinlaw ef the
n
n compos mentis man, arrived here
tst eight with a letter from Mr. Wm.
Silwt horn, his fathersin-law who is
rui lent of CelvidJre, N J, to the
Chief of Police, concerning his deranged
soa, Pjter Silrerthorn. Dr. Baird came
:or the purpose of taking the unfortunate
man home where he could be entered in a
unatic asylum and receive the proper
treatment for his disease. Every assist
ance was rendered by Captain Brock, and
Dr. Walker, the superintendent of healtl;
the latter named sen tie man took Dr.
B lird out to the Poor House this morn
a g at 5 o'clock, where Silverthorn was
s mfined, in his buggy, and in this wy
made easy and cemhrtable Dr. . Bs. de-
ir tare with his charge on the Northern
bound traip at 7 o'clock.
Some amusing things transpired durlrg
Silvertborn's confinement in jail here, firtt
for sa fe keeping and afterwards in the
Poor House. Xathan Graham, colored.
who is known by every one most as Crazy
Nathan, has his epells of insanity only
periodically, and was at the time of Silver
thorn's entry intojil all right, Siiver
thorn, however, was very violent, and
proceeded, though hs is a man with only
one arm, to weed out the whole batch of
prisoners, but Crazy Nathan gave him a
left-hander over the left eye, which settled
him for the time, and then with the as
8istance of the other prisoners in the jai1
h3 was rolled into a cell and the key turned
oi himl This act of Nathan's, singular
to say, made an impression upen Silver
thorn and he remembered it to th3 credit
of Crazy Nathan, who by this act had
won the unfortunate lunatic's admiration
and he would frequently point to his left
eye and remark, it took a man t? do
that!' Subsequently they were both trans
ferred to the Insane department at the
Poor House, and one day Silver thcrn
climbed to the top of the house and
ainused himself by running all around on
the roof. How to get him down no one
knew; argument and entreaties were of
no avail, when at last Crazy Nathan was
sent up after him; the two then sat down
on the roof and chatted pleasantly for a
while and finally came dowu together
very quietly. But afterwards Silver-
thern fell out with Crazy Nathau and
pitched into him and whipped him out,
and ever after that Nathan's in
fluence in that direction was cone
forever, and from all accounts
Nathan didn't try to exert any more in
fluence there, either, preferring to give
his quondam friend a very wide berth
ever afterwards. Then it was that old
Maum Tena, a colored woman, said to be
nearly 100 years old, who is an inmate in
the Poor House, took charge of and con
trolled the poor lunatic, and it is said
that if he didn't mind what she said to
him the old woman would take a switch
to him and whip him like?a child,
and the poor unfortunate would submit
to it in the most docile manner.
We hear that Mr. Wm. Silverthorn, the
f ither of the deranged man, is a very
prominent citizjn in bis section of New
Jersey and is spoken of as a candidate for
Congress in bis district. We hope the
un for tuna tojnan may reach bis home and
friends Ju safety and soon ba restored to
reason. i
Physicians freely prescribe the new
Food Medicine, Malt Bitters, n because
more nourishing. strtrnTthenin? an. I nurL.
fying than all other forms of malt or inedi
a :n 1 r i - X" . I i ? t ; . ,
tmc, wuiuj tree irmu iuo uujciiotiS urgtu
ajiiust malt liquors. - 4
Alafflstratet Court.
The two policemen who were charged
with an assault audi battery upon Nathxn
Jones, colored, while arresting him and
taking bim to the guard house cne night
last week, were before Justice MiQairg
today. The defendant demanded a
jury, and after a hearing in the case tbty
were fined 25 each by the justice. Frcm
this they appealed, to the text term of
the Crimbal Ccurt for this county. It
teeaaa that upon thev night in question,
Jones was very disorderly, and. n fused
to go with the officer who arres'ed bim
to the uard bouse. The assistance cf
another officer was secured, and the trni
ted efforts of the t wo were required to get
hTm into confinement, and then only
after thej had tird him and placed t(io
urjnadray. . . K 1 . - -
Oor Belezates.
Major Charles tf, Sednian, delegate
from this District to tha Cincinnati Con
vention, returned bere last Saturday niLt
sufle i: g, we are sorry to learn, from a
severe a cold. Col. Waddell, a de'gate
from the State at larg,- has gone cn to
New York, but will possibly return next
week. It is therefore thought best by
many to postpone the proposed graud rati
fi cation meeting uutll next week, when
CoL Wdd:ll will probably have returned
and Maj. Stedman. will be able to t peak-
Mr. Shackelford, our nominee for Con-
gress'from this District, will, we trmt
be present on that occasion.
Our Piojrress.
As stages and stage routes are oTiieklv
abandoned? with the completion of rail
roads, so the huge, drastic, cathartic pill?,
composed of crude and bulky medicines,
are quickly abandoned with the introduc
tion of Dr. Phirce's Pleasant Purgative
Pellets, which are sugar-coated, and little
farcer than mustard seeds, but comnospit
of highly concentrated vegetable extracts
and are warranted to cureal. irregularities
of stomach, livei and bowels. Sold by
aruggists.
New Advertisements.
Third Ward Democratic
Club.
THERE WILL BEa MeetiDgoftheThi d
Ward Democratic Club, at the City Hall,
MONDAY 'NIGHT, Jute 28 h, at 8 o'clock,
for the purpose of Ratifying the District,
State and Rational nominations. A full at
tend ate a requested.
By order of the President.
je281t JAS. W. KIN(i,8ect'y.
For the Rocks at the Inlet
AND THE OUTER
Blackfish Grounds.
fTIHE 8TE1MER "PASSPORT" will leave
J. her wharf at o clock. Tuesday moraine.
for the above fishing points. A limited num-
fter of tickets only, for the 13 LICK Find
GROUNDS, will be sold, which can be ob
tained at the Store of Mr. H. Burkhimer, on
Monday.
Fare to Inlet and return 50 cents. To
Blackfish Grounds $1.
J. W. HARPER,
je 28 It Agent and, Master.
Wire Netting
4
Q0REEN8
roT ioors ana winaowp.
Good to keep out flies and mosquitoes.
Aleo, x
Sash, Doors, Btinds,'
Lumber, and IBoilding Material Generally
Foot of Walnut at. ATutt, near Red Cross st.
je w
O. W. YATES.
OLA5K BOOK3,
School Bool a and Stationery,
; Country Schools supplied
at reasonable j rice?.
Chromoa, Frames,
Arohery Goods,
Crcqiet, ac.
Oraaa told on the Instalment Plan, at
BOOK.STORE.
j58
Corn, Heal, Hay.
15,000 Bush Prime White Corn,
OUU Uushs Water Ground
Meal,
5O0 Bales Hay,
Flour9liIolasses,Sugar
1200 Bbls Flour, Super to
Extra Family,
500 Hhds and Bbls Syrup, New
Orleans, New Crop Cuba
and Porto Bico Molasses.
350 Bbls Sugar,Cut Iibaf,
Granulated, Standard A,
Extra O and C,
Bacon .Lard, Fc rk, &c.
20O Boxes Smoked
and D S Sides,
ISO Tubs Choice Leaf Lard,
125 Bbls City Mess Pork,
235 Bags Coffee, Bio,
Laguyra and Java
ISO Boxes Starch,
300 Boxes Lye and Potash,
175 Boxes Laundry Soap,
ICQ Boxes pure Assorted Candy,
SnuiL Tobacco, Paper. Matches.
Shot, Spice, Ginger, Pepper, Hoop
iron, spirit isarrels, sc.
tor sale low by '.. "f.T.,.- '
WILLIAlia A MDRCHrSOaT, f
18 Whalesale Grocer A Com Her.
MB. J. H- BATES, if ewtpaper 'AdterMi
i m ii u rs mv, iuia aauaafjL
Hew York, la aathoriiedto eortraet for tdt
verUaa-aeuta ia the Daily. Rxviaw and 7ii
aiajstc jovaaat, at oar.loweat rater, g
THOMAS H UcKOY,
SUCCESSOR 'TO
Is lucpa rcil to funiish you witli y
EVERYiRfCLE.
in the
At tho" -V:- " ?'
LOWESf PRIGEM-
Rfl y S t o c k i s L a rg e .
We Replenish Daily,
Therefore, all .yon .buy from us
. will be :t j ; j
Wo guarantee every ad klo iimi ,
leaves our Store,
My lato partnery Cnpt. JOHNT' TiM i
BOAT WRIG AT, will Ic pleaPr l
to see all hi3 friend?, at invv
Stores, Nos. -5 & 7 Nort'i
Front' Street.
TflOS. II. IcKOT; u 1
Grocer and Liquor Dealer, rlu
je 28
is
w vcnuoi ui
1 jr Lho time
MOD RE'S BUSINESS UNI VERSltV," ' '
Atlanta. f?n. arcina
- I r ,3 j c. D WUI
expenjes for three months. Hend for lUne-
iraiea uxrcuiar T 3a 23-I2wdAw.
Ten Tons
. i -J . u
QF GOOD COW OR UOG TEED, j ;
DOU3F, or B I CE FLO UR, at 25 cnt per 1 V
bushel cf 10 pounds. Call .or1 send jdir "
ordcato GEO. D. rARSLSV. ,
je 26 3t
UmonRice Mill. , , ;
MISSES KARRER- & McOOWAlf, '
pEALER8 IN H1LLI5ERY " '
Are jaet in receipt of a freth ioroiceot 1
Ladies' Linen Ulsters acd Suits. ATart.HIic
Childrena' and Infanta' Clothing. Now itla
In MllliaerT ltut in atid OJienad. hitiirftM t ttfr
ttf lee of Hair Gooda. jut re9tiTd,ato. U
Konth yrnnt Rtf ' ' - '
may 51 . .: . ' . -? UIffJ W.'
Hammocks,;:;:. "'
A KOTHER HDPPf.V r t:.J--
mode joat reeaired and far a! ch-wp'it'
npHEBMOMETERS and BifbtteteTi J ?
A . Another 'ot iat in at i
Pianos and O rganr i f
SOLDER C1HH. OR OS THE KaiV,'
MOMTHLY I5RTALME?lT.H.l,i ;
' Cheap at ...... JTiI2fdliBGLji.'ii, . M
je 26 .
Steamer Passport - n
WILL BE3UiIE ler tegS 1 J
filar trips to Bmithville axd tU W33Vl f . : -
Terta Jsue 20th, tearing her 'Wharf fdHt bfJ s . ,
ilarxet BtreeVatSO ATM. J J-7
I J. w. UAr.PE3
. J XVjaw-JIoa . Master tsd Attt,
$ " '