PLKARR wnnnK
Hi
We will beg? ad to receive coiamunieatlons
from ow friends on aay and all subjects o
i-eaeral interest but:
Tae name of the writer must always be far
waned to the Editor.
Oommunleations irtut be written; eu only
one side of the. paper. j .
Personalities mur ?v .voided. j
And it Is eepeeUUy e.n iirtlmlarly.'uudfr
JOSH. T. J.AMB-.
t0rro ako roFmiro.
'...t,iiM-lONTAOK PAI1.
r will d""1 bT
r ..Mir.uMrwNi.
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,w and liberal
VOL. V.
. WILMINGXON, N. C TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1880.
NO. 131
rtood that the Editor Con not always endorse
the views of eorrespondeau, uales so etstd
la the editorial oolnmcs."
' .t-cnlKr. will 1,1-a report auy aad
rsc-i ' r -r
;.iitir Bioirf rtn iriTt
jt, nnnmni
45 Market Street
i..i..ufa.-nns c-iit, rt-gu'ar
Call aiul examine.
Mi tUnti Shawl.
w r i ...m4 wit a ! Mir Shetland Shaw's
i !; tlt-y r- really worth 1.
UUV !-! rti Summer Skirts, from 5Cc
ti.il.75. A beautiful line.
tUMYmUsl Kiiglbh Ca.abric, 10 cents
jarl regular prii 15 cents.
mated IVHic lawns, l-'J cen3 p-r yard,
41 all over the country at 15?.
DLACK CRAPES.
IV Lve just received a largo invoice of
t!rp- In Nngl'N Double and Triple.
Suitable for Veilings and
Trimmings.-
NH.K AGENTS IN THIS CITY
for the
WIDOWS CUAPE, FOll 1 HE DEEP
EST MOUUMNG.
XV.ig l)rie In Gents' Linen Handker.
chk'fa, II LO per Dozen.
LADIES' CORSETS.
ii i.arrt nut KwirfHi a new uorsci io ro i
tail at T centf a beauty.
BROWN & EODDICK,
45 Markot'.St.
jr IT
tieCtriC I
CC0TT3 ELECTRIC UAIRBBU81I, the
irt UeaJache aai Neura'i:! care, can bo
Lt4 at
J. U.U-RDIN', Apotbecarv,
.New ilarkft.
ffttcrlptiotn a specialty. Jy 23
Notice.
t LL PKRSO.t 8 a hereby
iV furewaraed axaiast harbor
iCr trajtla aar of the crew
t& Br BaxqaectUe HkKY -FOST.
Cant. Kttllini. am
cf their eontratioa will paid by tie
vtui or l oaif ne
ALtX. A BOS,
JyJUl ttur copy Ateats.
Th6 LOWOSt PriCGS
JjVIi ALL KINDS OF PRINTING,
At E. S. W ARROCK'S Job Office
t. t f silmitcs at this oflica before liaving
Jur printing done elsewhere.
OhJicj la Review baild ng.)
WHmineton Steam
Laundry I
10. 15 NORTH WATER STREET.
JO. B, WORTH, Proprietor.
KXIL Hmperiateadeci.
PRICK LIdT:
OpeaforBtlaeeMoB(!ay, Jaly 19, 1F6C
8ns (ol4).10
" (sew) 1e
3e
Je
LJrWu Ic
" S U 10
Drawers.
hocU..w.w..
eeeeteee
3c I
Towel 3c
IlajtdkercLiefe 3c
White Tests IS to lie
Wear will be taken by the
aia nix.
, frUe Lbt cf U tUs Wear will be Urte4
HpiU RAlee for Family Waihlajr.
Jfl-lw
For Rent.
pHOM THE l.t of Octotr l&0.
rv'deaee at the BoaUwest
-trof buih aad Market its.
to JOH5 L. CANTWELL,
V Mf Bozi:f, PoeiOJSe.
Cold I
V 'Ol i, wita para Kreit Hyrnps.
HJl W.ur, ApoiUnarU Wtr, Hath
W.ue ta4 Cnarreee (C) Water.
JaMES a MD5D. ,
JJM Korta JroatetreeL
B30VN
Tim Hiatc Canvas.
Gov. Jarvis. Democratic canrii.lato
i
for Governor, wilt aMre?s the people aj
follows: i
i
At Clinton, Simpson G unty, Satur
day, July olst
At Kci.anavi!lt,l)npr.u CULty, luos-
i
lay. Annual 31
1
At Jsi.-konvi!K, Cnslow OunU, Wol
nclay, Aiij'.u1 4!h.
At Trenton, .! fVunty, Thursday,
August 5?h.
At Kington. iJn. ir County, Saturday.
t
August 7ih.
Some otLcr ol tho St;ite Cnwihscrs wil
bo with hlra at all of those appointments
LOCAL NKWS.
.New Advertisements.
Pee ad Lot . I
IIall A 1'gXRf all Cheap Mat.
YiTi. family Hiblca.
1 IiHWitaaaia ew Bookc.
J 0 iltNP, Drujrsist ('old I
Window Glass all faizea at kaifrr '&
Price's. I , t
A calt tonguo is to l-o prulerni to a
bee's atung.
Watermelons acd canUlcucs aro atil
plentiful.
' Shrimps havo been scarce for tho pas
two or three days.
Q.ianlities of fish aro bvii g caught a
thotsheries at Now Inlet,
No Citv Court tc-dav. owir'j; to the
Mayor's absence from the cily.
' Save your money and buy yourPuild
Ing Supplies from AlUtler & l'nce.
i ,
When the world comes to an end,
what whl be done with it? The tnd, we
mtan.jBt
One hundred and- eeventv-five hunches
. 0I ugu M,ri) et.ul 0Ul D niarKei U11s muru-
, . . r . .u '
Ing.
RaLlog a structure is like raising
baby great c&re should bo used hi tho
underpinning. ;
You can buy No. 1 Cooking and Heats
Im; Stoves at almost any price at Jacoiu s
UArdwATO Depot.
Ths market was well supplied with
watermelons and cantaloupes this morn-
ing DUl Vt'gt'UiU.ca wire bcil.x
Tbcro were a gpod many pears, peaches
and apples in market this morning. Who
was it that predicted this would bo a bad
fruit TeaK?
a
People talk of moneyed rcsponabiilityl
There is no responsibility like a Baby.
How important th?n that its health be
maintained by tho use of Dr. liuu s Jiary
Syrup. Trice '25 rents a bottle.
Are the private premises iu this city
properly poiieod 7 Wd take it they are
not, judging Irom he stench which is
emitted fwm some of them.
The resular August rcuatta is the
lhcmo !n yachting circles. There wils
o V fc
doubtless bo at least two regattas next
month and possibly two or throe challenge
races.
Cus'omer "Vny aro 'Malt liitters'so
popular ? ' i
Drucrridt ''Decause, as a Food Med I
cine, tbt?y curich the b!ood, harden the
muscli-s, quiet tho nerves, i-erfect digcs-
lIou., JI P 4w
African Parrot- !
Air. S. Jewell has at hist store on
Front-street, a grey African pirrot. The
bird is very pretty, bctndt-s being able
to Ujk and sings nic ly. This species are
said to be much nKTu apt than the corx-
mou gr e:i parri-t.
T Make a left.
We. understand that Mr. Fletcher
Manain,:, who has .-been traveliirg with
the Mahn Opera tronpa as bass-, is ex-
pected in this city iu a few days on a
vialt to Lis family. Mr. Mauniog ba8
achieved a refutation for himself wu:ch
any y ooi g mau might feci honored to
wear. Uo ;o a mtrobcr of the celebrated
Orpheus Quartette.1
Aew City Hospital.
We saw this morning a very band-
some design for a new City UospiUl.
drawn by Mr. J. lirVaUghan.archltect of
the new Market House. If tho building
is ever erected it will be ouito an addU
t!ou totneuty. Tho ground p'an pro
vides for all th' modcru Improvementi
and cooveniei.cw,;."d tbt roof will be
rhat In architectural circles Is termxl;a
ventilation roof.
Got Jarvis at Clinton.
Mr. Ed. T. Boykin, Chairman of tl e
Sampson County IVnncratio Committee,
informs us that the Democrats of Simpson
will hold a . grand ratifi atiou meeting s t
Clinton on Saturday, July 31st. 1-S0-Governor
Jarvis and otht-r ajwiakers have
leen invited and are exp ced to be pres
ent. I
Ready mixtni l'lnis,LricU are White
Ijea, C I t, Dniahes, W n l Glass,
at .lAConi's
Arrested.
Lou Myers, a colored damsc', was ar
r. s:el and tak-ou to the Guaid House last
night, charged wil.h disorderly conduct.
Spem er Faian and G. W. ILrsy, two
colored "gemmw,'' were also tahf n under
ho protecting vings of a policeman and
given a night's loJgi' g in the C. P., for
engaging in an a Hi ay on ths streets last
night. They will have an audience with
the-Mayor to-morrow morning.
Full Supply.
Tho scarcity of sugar-cured meats iu
this city, which was painfully evident on
Saturday, exists do longer. The New
York Hteamer which arrived on Saturday
u'.ght brought In a full supply and Id,
stalments have been received fey rail.
We learn that tho pri jcs of meats have ad
vanced in the northern and western mar
kets. Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and szes, at Altaffkb, Pb:ck
& Co'a.
A Commendable Undertaking.
The Young Men's Christian Associa
tion, conpected with St. Paul's Evangelt
cal Lutheran church, of which tho late
uaprain w. -a. .iDn w ."the Review to the effect that tbe body o
F.ry uicoiucr, u., - -
I.CO W uuu iub wua.uwDB -
city to solicit funds with which, added to
the amount already donated by the Firel
I
lepartmens 01 me cuy. w view a cm-
I .
v . . t .t ; a a ft M if.
able monument over his remains. The
. a1 -i ft I. H M n . Utni aa UAaapa I
.rtu u- t?ot?,5
F. E. Dashagan, Chairman, E. P. Bai-
ley, Secretary,! H. L. Vollers, G, W.
Rorneman. C. II. Stemmerman and
Charles VanKampen.
The people of Wilmington remember
the sad incidonfs connected with the
death of Cap1:. EUcrbrook; how with un
flinching heroism he stood-at the post of
danger and duty until he fell a victim to
his own devotion, and it will bo a mourn-1
ful satisfaction to our people to perpet-1
uate his memory and heroic death in en-1
during marble.
Evervbod v can cer suite with a Pocket
Knife, also Table Cutlery, at Jaooui's
Hardware Depot-
Good fur I'olnt caswell.
A friend at Point Caswell sends ua the
following report of a Democratic rally
and the formation of a club at that p'acel
on Sa'urday last:
At a largo and enthusiastic mooting of I
the Democrats of Caswell Township. I
hoM here to-dav. a Hancock. Jarvis and
B. Croom. Lu Vollers: Secretary. J. N I
Rnnrf Troaanrcr. Tl. A. Colvin.
Tbe Club has a beautiful banner and a
I
fine long pole, bat owing to tbe mclem-
... . . fti.- I
ency or ine weaiuer me raiemg vi me
pole was postponed until the 7th day of
Au-ust, at which time a large, crowd is
expected, and as good speakers will be on
hand to entertain and" enlighten tbe peo-
.. . . . r
pie on tbe Important political issues ol
the day it is hoped that all will attend
WhO Can I
The popular and efficient Sheriff. A. H.
Faddison, being present, was called on
or a speech, and responded in a few we I
timed remarks, urging the importance of
WnWchnr,.ftnir.vtIon and medictin" ft
iuviwkj- v- m . e
triumphant victory for th nominee of the
Democratic party on the 2d day of No
vember next. Thus tbe good work goes
brave y on.
Tbe alley running tnrou,;h from Front
to Second streets, between jilarket and
Dock, was covered with water to the
depth. In some places, cf nearly two feet
during tbe rain this afternoon, in co-sequence
of the drain which carries it be
coming choked. . It soon ran off. however.
and there was no damage done to any of
tho adjacent premises.
Wllintnxtoit District
Third round of quarterly meetings for
the Wilmington District, Methodist E
Church South.
Smlthville, .July. 27-28
Wilmington, at Front St, July 31, Aug l
Wilmington, at Fifth St, Aug. 7-8
Onslow..... - Aug -5
Topsail, at Herrings Chapel, Aug 10-11
Duplin.......... s
following officers: PresideLt, J. R. Pad- AmnS prisoners undergoing sen
dison; Vice-Presidents. J. C. Stuckey, tot disorderly cnduot in the City
Thus. H. Woodcock. E. A. Llawes. J. Prison are two women, one white and the
Uniuallahicg.
The. following unmailable postal mat
ter remains at the poatoffice in this city:
Mrs. Ruth B. Kelly, AdaMne Kenneday,
Blakwell Lucas, Johr BIcLaoghlin, acd
Harry Moore.
Death by Lightning.
During the thuoder storm which pre
vailed this afternxm Mrs Lnmsdm, wife
of Mr. James Lumsden, liv.ng in a wnall
house on Dr. W. W;. Harrituj' place, on
Mason tor o Sousd, waa kille! by light
ning. Mrs Lumsden was iu bed with
her infant only a few days old, ben the
lightning struck the house and tore tbe
bed1 to pieces and killed Mrs. Lumsden
bat withoutiujury to the child. These par
ticulars were reraived here by telephone
this afternoon. .
A Moore's Creek. Melon.
Our young friend, Mr. I, Newton AU
derman, sends us a large aud luscious
watermelon, weighing .41 pounds, which
was raised on Mr. Owen Aldeman's plan
tation, on Moore's Creek It is of the
rattlesnake variety,1 considered now, next
to the Cuba, as the best melons that aie
grown. Mr. Alderman tells us that it was
grown upon sandy soil, with a clay foun
dation, and manured with ashes from the
fireplace, yard litter and kitchen slops,
which he considers ea among the' best of
fertilizers.
Mr. Alderman further tells us thaUhey
hive been having fine rains in that section
of late, and that the crops are looking very
well, especially corn and potatoes.
The Drowned Man.
The statement snblished vegferdav in
the man who was drowned in front of
I Afartrftt fWlr on PatnnUir rilif wKIln
. '
,
that nt Ilavld Mdllfttr ft TOAllknrrn nnl-
I f
, , ,
I man hna a'nrfl hppn nrnsn t ho
r
body m as found floating in the river, op-
. .
taken into the dock foot of Orange street,
where it was fully identified as that of
David Mallett. A jury was empannel-
ed to-day and a verdict rendered of ac
cidental drowning.
The Campaign Club.
There will be a called meeting of tbe
Hancock, Jarvis and Shackelford Club at
the City Hall on Thursday evening, on
which occasion it Is hoped that there will
J be a full attendance. The Club now
nambe about one hundred members and
J they are making active arrangements for
l a narticlnfttlon in the ereat events of the
r , 1 B - "
(campaign hereabouts. They have sue-
J ceeded In securing the necessary funds
wkerewith to purchase a full supply of
the new lights and they will make an lm-
posmg show in the grand torchlight pro-
cession we are to-have here the latter part
of next month.
1"er oiaca, ootn 01 tnem weu auowu ior
.1 . hi t
I a. i fi e J r a li
lQeir '"-'fl ana "equeu aueauauto at
ine Par 01 ine wlJ uouri- . JJla
T ! . I 2 ft I i: ft . 1 " ftU
"lwJ " lBO wu u-uo
nrpd HimBfil And Alien Kellev that of the
wnit creature. j.ney were ensconcea m
tolerably good quarters in what is known
.aa the woman's room yesterday, when
owing to the pugnacious tendencies of the
mtiUa avi-imin ha .Tan f Mr folt rftnafrain
- -
w prison ner iu a ceu. mtn nave
legmat fcftftj uftftftftftg .vu.ft. ift vuv
Sot the Presen3e and wace ot the
7 amiorf wuo muamperea.
moaeet ync6 maD UQU1 7ou Be5 nim
usea, n wno is
uoiaenougn w aeparaw iwo women C31-
ligerents must ba the incarnation of fear
leasness and , courage. Strange to sayi
the Janitor came off without a scratch.
The New Orleans Jubilee Singers give
their farewell entertainment this evening
at Brooklyn Hall.
The thermometer in this effie at 3
o'clock to-day, during the prevalence of
the rain storm, registered onlv 84 degrees
. We were visited this afternoon with
another hsavy rain-storm which, although
very pleasant to the feelings and cooling
to tho atmosphere, is yet bad for the cot
'on crop.
Up to 3 o'clock this afternoon the rain
fall at this place to day Is reported from
the Signal Office at 1.10 inches. There la
no report of the fall since 3 o'clock, but
we think that, as Home of the hardest rain
was since that hour, it will approximate
in all some 1 Inches.
List of Letters.
The following is a list of the letters re
maining unclaimed in the City Postofhee
Wednesday, July 28th:
A George AjniS-ong.
R-
Uo llarnet, Isam Boon, Jno W
Borr hiilLQ Baton, Adline E Brown.
L.ury petsi, dames tJowser. j
C Jbizzie Canneday, L'.zzie Campbell,
Kate Cowans. Mag&'.e Gotten, Mary
Jane 0nner, Chas R Cook.
( D Polly Dttvarje, Amelia Dav s, Bat
sey Davis, Ii R Daniels, Jno Dunn, J
H Daviubon, Archie Davis.
F-Bertha Purges"' n. Max:e:e Franklin:
Hannah F-x, Thomas Forput, F A For
dou, mr liarry Franklin.
G Isabel. a Ganse, C W Grandv. Ida
Green. Jno V Galloway (co ), V R
tiiUe.
H-Al eu IIu'I, Ahin U'ill. Jno Holt.
T D Harrisa. J A Hiirman. Autia .Ian.
Hogins, Cheney Hh-1, VV 11 Uowe. Haeer
Henderson, Janie R liall, miss Iatella
Housten. " , .
J Jennie Jovce, Maria Jones. Eadv
Jackson, Robert Jackson! Willie Joyner,
t. i iversuaw, m limy on.
L Isaac jLane.
M Carrie McDootle, Georce McRae.
Hannah Merrick, Julia Morgan, Maggie
moniague, riftscuia Martin, Sophia Mc
Fariand, W D Mitchell, James Murray,
Orange McKoy, Warren Mitchell.
Np-Charlotte Newkirk, Josephine New
hoffj P Wm P Pope, M M Parker, Ben J
Poimaier, Ema';ne Pidam, Richard Price,
Laura A Price.
R Thos Reed, Henry Robeson.
S Henry Sweat, Joseph Scott, R J
SmithJ J D Sampson, Lamb Smith. W P
Stovalj Elizabeth Sampson, Lou. bmith,
juanay onrtn. ,. .
T John Thompson.
W Jesse Weatheriy, J K Williams,
Robert Williams, Sandy Williams, Dr
in os wimanason.
Peraons calling for letters iu above list
will please say "advertised"; if not claim
ed in 30 days will be sent to dead letter
Office, Washington, D. C. 1 '
E.R. BRINK, P.M.-'
Avilmington, N. C, New Hanover
County, N. C.
Iusufficient Drainage.
Uncieaned cess-pbols, filth of any char
acter, exhalations from masrhy lands, all
this, poisoning the blood, bring on
Yellow Fever. The sole and only reme
dy that will act directly upon1 tho Kid
neys and Liver the cleanser of the bloo-
is Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, used in connection with Warner's
Safe Pills. jy 2.
Neither failing teeth, nor thetpeeping
wrnkles of time, so forcibly tell of, ad -
vancing years, as your gray hair
AYERS VIGOR restores its color and
makes your appearance more agreeable to
others, as well as yourself. With fresh.
luxuriant hair, the infirmitl es of age are
far less noticeable.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
At a meeting of Cornelias Harnett Conned
No. 231, Royal Arcanum, held on the even'
ing of the 38th itst , the following report
was unanimously aaoptea :
W HE&Big, The infinitely wise and Merciful
Creator, tne Mapreme Kegent of the universe,
" " ftftiftWftJ BUIFUUII
hsseea fit to remove, by death, from all
earthly scenes and associations, our beloved
brother, Adolpb Bear; and, whereas it is
meet, neat and proper, that we gire exnres
sion to the feelings this sad dispensation 1 of
rTOTiaenoe nasiEspired, therefore
Resolved. That in the death of Brother
Ber, this Council realizes the n sinful truth
that a seat has been made vacant in eur fra
ternal circle that can never be filled, and that
as a memorial of the melancholy event,a page
in the Journal bedeeignated which shall bear
the inscription of his same and the date of
his decease.
Resolved, That we share in the affliotion
that has thus overtaken the relatives of the
deces ed and offer them tbe assurance of our
sympathy and condolence in this hour of their
bereavement and distress.
Resolved. That as a further mark of re
spect.we will Wear the usual badge of mourn
ing for thirty days.
liesolved, mat a copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to the family of the deceased.
and thrt the Rsvisw and the Star be each
furniihed with a copy for publication.
; Respectfully submitted in -V. M. O
R. W. CHADWICK,
ROGER MOORE, V Com.
J. L MACKS. J
jily 23, 1E60.
New Advertisements.
Lost.
QN BOABD STEAMER PASSPORT, cn
the 21st Inst , a em ill (Ladies) GOLD NEUK
CHAIN AND LOCKET. Anyone fi ad Id r
the same end returning it to W. H. Barr, at
Kidder's Mill, or h-aviog it at the bivnw
cf5ce, wilt be suitably rewarded. .
jy l7-3t 1
CHEAP tVJEAT.
A FEW 1IERCE3
REJECTED CANVASSED HAMS,
Will be sold at SIX Cents.
Hall & Pearsall.
iy w
New Advertisements.
IMotice-
HAViNO SOLD TO MR. W. n. Styrrn
mj atock of Cifare. Tnbaco- Ae.. A .
on Market Street, and while thankia mr
friend and the pnblie irenerellv for tbe verV
generooe patronage bostweJ upon rue hil
la the basineM. I rpipeetfnllr aik tht th
same b3 friven to Mr. Htyron in the fatnro.
1 WALTlSlt CONEY.
Mew Books.
rpHE NEW RACE, from the German, by
A. L. Winter. Loainina, by Harnett, bin
ey, by the aotlior of lUUWye. ' Tne YIrgUia
i.
Bohemians, by John Esten Cooke. Crcmi-
tlon.by an Eye-Wltness. A Trump Abroid,
by Mark 1 wain." Thoughts that Breathe, br
Ueaa ritanler. Memoire i-f 1'rinoe ..Matter.
nkh. Twenty Years 'Inside Life in Wall
8tret. Studies In the New Testament, by
Charles 8. Hobinson, D. D.
For sale at
HEIN8BEUGEi;'8.2
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Family Bibles,
JTjANDSOMELY BODNP, iuiUble for
Freeents, Ac Photographs, Albums, all
eizae, Prang's Bundayj School Cards, now
and beautiful dsaigns, Fancy .Writing Paper
and Cards, in boxes, la tles,
BOOK STORE.
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Wire Netting
O0REEN8
O For Doors and.Windows.
Good to keep oat Hies and mosquitoes. ,
j Alio,
Sash, Doors, Blinds
Lumber, and ;Building" Materisl Generally!
ALTAFFER, PRICi & CO.
Factory: Offioe: ' k .
Foot of Walnut et. Nult, near Red Cross el.
jy . . .. j .
THOMAS H- McEOY,
SUCCESSOR TO
Boalwriglit cS; -McKoy,
Can sell you -
GOOD GROCERIES
AS LOW
As Any Otlip Ho:isfj in
tho
I trust those that know rnc won't
for a moment think I amj gushing.
Don't take my wortl for what I
hare written. Come and examine
Goods and Prices, and if I can't
convinco you thcix.1 will prcmiso
to retire from the Grocery buslncrs.
I ..' i '
We are prepared to sell to Conn
try Blerchants as low as he who
sells lowest. , '
I desire all our Country Friends
when they -visit our city to come
and see me.
THOS. II. IttcKOV,
Grocer and Liquor Dealer,
jy2G C&7FrontS(J