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VOL. V , WILMINGTON. N. C WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1880. NO. 150
Ui tae editorial ooluwn.
i.s.u' .i.ans Drawer,
. , ..if.miartiir, 'i centa, regu'ar
j. i.- VI and e x-unhie.
I.: ,v )' us0 no otner
h-s.lanti Shawls.
.' I ut all our Shetland Shawls
: f I; th 'J r really worth $3.
La!i' I'oloral Summer Skirts, from 50c
to A beautifal line.
y. Printed English Cambric, 10 cents
, er yard regular. price 15 cents.
1'ii-itr.I Pacific I .awns, U ccnta pr yard,
ll ill over the country at 15c,
HLAIK CRAPES.
Wh Lue just received a large invoice of
iris la Sins"-', Double and Triple.
Sui!aM! tor Vc'ilings and
Trimmings.
.SO.K AGENTS IS THIS CITV
for tho
rtWOWS CRAPE, FOR HI1C DEEP1
K"ST MOURNING.
A Iiie in Cents' Linen Handker-
chiefs, $1 50 per Dozen.
LADIES' CORSETS.
Ws have just received a new Corset to re
tail at "5 cents a beauty.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market St.
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A RARE. OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
LADIES !
WE ARE 8KLL15G at Reduced prices
Ldi UIhoi and Children's Dreese
aad Unde. wear. Trimmed and Untrlnuned
tiiti end Unoet, Utett styles.
W.will sell cH nar Htock nfbnve named
i liclM at KLDUOED PRICE to make
tom for Fall gtvd.
Hair Work and Stamping solicited.
MISES3 KARREU dr McUOWAN.
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For Rente
ROM THE lit of October 18 SO.
t&e reiidjoes at the Southwest
e.rser of BUth and Market its.
Apply t JOHN L. OANTWELL,
jy :tf Boa 4.9, Poet Offiee.
CLYDE'S
Mow York
AND
Wilmington. IM. C.
Steamship Line.
BE fJEF ACTOR.
OAIT. JONES,
WUl HAIL FROM HEW YOSK OX
SATURDAY. August 2L
Ey Shippers eaa rely vpoa the promt I
alUnx of 8 teamen as advertised, "js, .
1 for Frelfht Kasf meats apply to'
rilOS. K. CO.D, Sop't,
I Wilmington, N. O.
UKO. U. EQEK, Freight Area W
flew Tork.
wsl r. cltos a oa.
IS Broadvsy, 5rw fork
aa 17
House Wanted.
A oM ALL UUUSK eontalnia
I Iff
foar er flie rooms. Addre, .alia
loeatioa aa4 terms. kTKNANT,
aalft P. 0.113.
THE STEAMER
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CHEAP BEADING!
For tho Campaign.
The Daily-Relew, to Due. 1st, fir
$1.00!
Tlie WiLiiiQT..N Journal to Dec.
Imt, for 50 cents!
The Vilminqt.,mJcURSAI. published
very Friday, gives ill of the news of the
week!
The Daily Review, published every
afternoon, gives the news of the day and
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the latest market reports.
Address .
Joph. T. JAUE.4,
Wilmington, N. C.
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
W P Oldham Attention Democrats I
Yaras A ttention Clnbs
Gio F Tiiiiv For Hale
P L BaiDetas Co vV ate-melons
F A Bcuotra, Manager Fe e Champetre
Hall k Psakjall Fish. .
1 a'aiasssaesa Amy Oakly
For other locals see fourth page,
Wirdow Glass all sizes -at ltaffer &,
lnc8J ;
Where Is the man who is going forty
days without a drink?
Save your money and buy your Build
ins Supplies from Altafler fc rnce.
Beauty is but skin deep,
be applied to a banana.
This cannot
Full Metal and Walnut Sho Cases, all
styles and sizes, at Altaffkb, Piuck
& CoTs 1
Fall and Winter goods are being c n-
..nt.lv ri.l hv our wholesale mar-
nn n id -
An English physician says a man caul
stop his nose bleeding by crawling down I
taira head first. ' I
miuu vuxu. .uuu.jr w u,v
I A - ,1 1 n a 1.aia a nnnlaaBlinllv I
caueu tne garDage.
. . I
Ton can buy No. 1 Cooking and Heats
lng Stoves at almost any price at JACOiu s
Hardware Depot. . I
The pilot boat Ji. II Cowan baa been
.k i .knf .Mr,f fAflt. Sha will
,a in uhnrt time
iU A bO A J v. - -
Weregrstto learn that Ospt. John
.W. Harper is still suffering from the ef-
feet of a fl some three weeks ago,
It is claimed by some medical men
that smoking weakens the eyesight. May
be it Joes, but just see bow it strengthens
the breath.
lfil.... ..IUI o mMtlno of tub fil I
and young children and the question put
tovoteJ'who wastheir greatest binefao-
tor. the loud and unanimous vote would
11 IUC.B "B - I
be 'Dr. Bull for he gave us the 'Baby
Syrup
About the only thing an American
ill co to any great trouble about is the J
age of bis graodnaotber. He will make
her older than anybody else's grandmother
f lying can do It. I
mu. k . .nm into nos-
session of a new counterfeit one tf oiiar
legl tender note. The counterfeit Is on
the series of 1873. letter D, and with
the signature of A. U. Wyman, Treasurer.
It is an exceedingly poor counterfeit and
is supposed to have h ul its origin in Cal-
adi. !
A flock of giris is called a bevy;
btvy of wolves a pack; a
pack of thieves a gang; a gang
of angels a bot; a hot of porpoise a
shoal; a shual of buflAloea a berd; a herd
o icniiurea rwj, mwjj ui
ridgra a covey ; a covey . ul beau
ties a galaxy ; a gilaxy. of ruf
fians a hord; a horde of rubbish a heap;
a heap of oxenja drove; a drove of black
gnards a mo i a mQb of whales a school;
a school of worshippers a congregation;
a oongrt tion of engineers a corps; a
corps of robbers a band; a. bind of locusts
a swarm; and a swarm of people is calk da
crowd.
Tne Pleasures l lloje.
When the body is bowed with pain an
i i tense longing for relief brings hope.
This miv b fcrlten the suffer I ne but it
dues i c ire. At a time hke this bow
wflaHue is such 4 friend as Warner's Safe
Kidney and Idf-M" Cur, bringing hop
aud utppiox aaa tw Jija oi reoewea
life.. - S 1
The contest for nomination f r Judge
ia the Fourth district seems to be princi
pally between Mj JiS. C. McRae ai d
Mr. Bart Fuller, of Cumberland, and Col.
W Foster Freuch, of Robeson, although
other names have twen mentioned Tie
Hobtsonian savs hit Kot.etcn county is
solid for GA Fiench.
Black goose bive made iheir appear
ance in this port. They are at least tif
ty days in advance of their nsuil time of
migration towards the Sutub tule. Tbev
a a hsthioger of cold weath
er and no doubt they have beard of Prof
I Voncor'a prediction and have come South
earlier than U8U:1. , I
Anniversary of the Jio.in of 67 L.
Today is the anniversary of the tre
mendcus storm which occurred last year
in oar sister city of Beaufort, causing an
immense destruction of property there, in
cluding the large hotel, which was swept
entirely away by the high tide of the
raging sea when a gallant young son. ot
Major John Hughes, of Newbern, lost his
life after risking it to save others Irom a
watery grave.
Gen Jas II. Lane.
The many friends of General Ja?. II.
Laue in this community will be lad to
know that this bravo old veteran of the
Army of Northern Virginia will arrive in
this city in a few dsys. The surviving
soldiers of Lane's brigade will be glad to
I meet and to greet their old commander
I once more. General Line, we hear, wil
I be the guest of Major Thos. H. McKoy
formerly of General Lane's staff, during
his stay in this city.
The First Bale.
The first bale of the new crop of cotton
of North Carolina growth was received
here this morning over the Carolina Cen
tral Railroad. It was raised by Mr. G. A
Roper, of Laurinburg, and is consigned to
Mr. . LLly. It is classed as strict low
middling, and was weighed by Mr. Geo. H.
e"J wuen 11 punea me Bcai3 uuwu l
Iron 1 I. m t nnnto
pouna
We were advised yesterday of the ship
ment of this cotton, but thought it best to
withhold mention of it uu ll its arrival
here to day.
T.oof rraa-r Xfaccra Wi'lSama .fe Arnrrlil
received the first bale ot new cotton.
"
and lh5a vear M. L ilv eet3 iu vear
Mr. Lilly got the second new bale the day
after the first was receivedj and thi3 year
WjHicma & Mnrchison are advised
of the shipment of the second bale a day
atier Mr. iviuy cot tne nrsr. me secona
bale comes from Sumter, S.
C. We are
also advised that Mr. E. P. Covington has
d .to- dav of the shipment of a ba!e
from Ladrei Hill, in Richmond county,
Ithus making two second bales this year.
These arrivals are ten days ahead of the
arrivals last year.
Fruit Groweis' Fair. 1
Mr. Natt Atkinson, president of the
,v" ,
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aeaires ine puouc io uo reio.uucu
association 'will bold its fair at Raleigh,
aentember 8th. fith and .10th. A free
, and coc
pass going aod coming will be given one
person frem each county, who will make
a collection of fruits of his county and
them there for exhibition. One
oarrei 0f frujt also goes free. App'.ica'.ion
mu8k mft0 me for 'passes. It i8
hoped that every county will be repressn-
ted and the coireetion cf its iruits as com
P".w
Window Glass of all sizes, Do-rs, Sash
and Blinds, Builders' nardware,&o Low
est prices at Jaoobi's. ,
Clly Court
Josephine Pigford and Annie "Jane
Sherman, the two colored girls spofcen
of in yesterday's Revisw who were ar
rested for an affray, were arraigned this
morning upon the foregoing charge. The
smaller girl of the twj, whj was stricken
with a brick, was discharged, and the older
aud larger girl, Aouie Jne Soerman, was
ordered locked up until this afttraoonf
and then to be delivered to I er friends to
be sent into the county.
A white man who was drunk and down
was arraigned upon the a lditioual charge
of beiag 'disorderly. The Mayer ordered
him to pay a fins of $10 or be impris
oned for ten days.
A Great Enterprise-
The Hop Bitten Manufacturing Com
pany is one of Rochester's greatest busi
ness enterprises. Their Hop Bitters have
reached a aale beyond all precedent,
having from their intrinsic value found
their way into almost every household In
the land. Graphic. - - I
Scuppemong grapes were offered for
sale lo market this morning. : :-.
A pair of fine Caahmere goats, well
hrokeo to harness, together with a com
plete eet of double harness and a nobby
buggy are t ffrred for sale by Mr. George
F Trey. The turnout .is the nobbiest
thin of the kir;d vpr in this otty.
At Oak Grove. ;
A Fi-te Chimpetre will be given at
0k Gr-ve, Wrihtsviile Sound, every
Wedweeday t-v-ning during the season.
Mr. F. A. Scnutte,the manager,' is deter
mined to nuke his' Every Wednesday" a
feature of the Sound and will guarantee a
pleasant time to every one in attendance.
See advertisement elsewhere.
Larze Catch.
The largest haul of fish made in thse
parts at this season of the year, in the
past twenty years, was made at Masonboio
beach on Monday last, by the Hewlett
seine. Fifteen thousand larg, fine mul
lets vere! caught at one haul, ilost cf
them were barreled up, but many weie
brought to this city( and retailed in the
market. Our informant further states
that they did not catch one-half of the
school. They hauled in the! seine until
they grounded it and were then compelled
to fctand and hold it until the tide fell,
when they secured the mullets and bar
relcd them.
Sheriff Manning.
General S. H. Manning, High Sheriff
of this county, has just returned to this
city from the land of his nativity in the
great State of Maine, whither he has
been on a six weeks' visit. The Sheriff
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give a very Interesting account of his
trip and says upon the whole his visit
was a pleasant one. We tried to inter
view the Sheriff upon the political ques
tion and inquired if he found a Garfield
man anywhere in his travels, and if so
did not old P. T. Barnum have him on
exhibition as a natural curiosity? Bat
the sheriff declined to talk for the news
papers although he claimed that the Solid
South would be met by a Solid North.
Of course we know that's go. Indiana,
New Jersey, Connecticut and New York
will all go for Garfield when tha klce
come home, ana mat is always aittr
sunset. The voting, we believe, is dote
before that hour and the polls will clot e
when the sun goes down on the 2nd day
of November, Anno Domini, 1880.
ta.t. Drane's Resignation.
It is pleasant to us to know the esti
mate in which old friends, and Wilming
tonians at that, are held in the new
r 1
homes, which so many of them seek. The
fact that one cf these, Capt. H.M. Drate
fcr many years past General Freight
Ticket and PasseBger Agent on the Macon
& Brunswick R R., has resigned bis po
sition has been noted by us as well as
the cordial regrets expressed by; ths
Macon Telegvaph and Messenger, in
which the announcement first appeared;
Si&ce then we have found other notices
in Georgia papers, all expressing the
same real regret. We make no apology
n quoting here from two of these. Ibe
Brunswick Advertiser says?
The news will be a surprise to his
many friends here and along the line ol
road. His unifjrm courtesy, great bust-
aese tact unswerving devotion to the in
te rests of the road and the section
through which it runs, and thorough
knowledge of the timber and naval store
bvsiness and their needs nave endeared
him to all those who have had business
or social relations with him, and we know
we are expressirg the universal. sentiment
from here to Macon when we express our
sincere recret at the action Col Drane ha
determin d upon. Wj are notappi ed
of tbe caute of his resignation, but sin
cerely hope th it while a severe blow U
the road and tne peopie, i; is induced oy
the opportunity to better himself as a rail
road man. t.
The Scapott Appeal, another Bruns
wick paper, has the following hanlsome
expression of r.-gret:
We are not apprized of the reasons foi
his action, but take occasion to express
our sincere regret at the proposed action
of Col. Drane. He has been ao long iden
tified with the Uoad. with the people
aloog the line, with the interests through
which it Diftses. and so tnorougniy ac
quaioed by past experience with tbe lum
ber and naval stores lnteresc, mat nis
resignation will causa a feeling of regre
not only among tbe business men along
he una. bat with all classes oi tne rxopi.
with whom "be has made his intercoms
pleasant, and who appreciate his many
fine qualities of head and heart.
A gentleman of this city, who was re
cently in Macon, says that the newspa
pers do not exaggerate tbe general public
sentiment on the subject. He abn tells
ui that Capt. Drane resigned this posi
tion for the purpose of taking one on at.
other road.
New Advertisements.
For Sale.
FINE PAIR if Cashmere Goat, well
broken to hirae s, together with a fa!l set
of h&rnesr and nobty Bnggj. The tarnout
is consplet. QUO. F. TILLKY,
ao 18 New Ma ket -
FISHL FISH.
New Mackerel.
BARRELS,
HALVES and , '
QUARTERS.
For sale by
JJall & Pearsall.
FETE CHAMPETRE,
Oak Grove Paris,
WRIGHTSVILLE SOUND,
From 0 to 12 o'clock, WEDNESDAY
EVENING, AUGUST 18;h, 1880.
F, A. Schutte, Manager
Table D'H.jte supplied with all the Del.
icacies of the season.'
Boats for Sailiug and Rowing. .
1 Still Wa'.erand Surf Bathing.
Music by the Harpers.
The Manager has spared no pains or
expens3' in preparing for this 'occasion,
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ana can assure all who mav at.
tend that evervthlnsr will be dono
i
to promote the pleasure and convenience
of his guests, as it is his intention to make
his "EVERY WEDNESDAY" a feature
of the Sound.
No objectionable persons allowed in the
Park. I an 18-lt
WATERMELONS,
AB AN ARTICLE OF FOOD, having
suddenly acq aired prominence, since
the plucky Arew korjc Doctor cilled for one,
P. L Bridge rs & Co.,
20, 22, 21, 26 & 28 Front St.,
Wilmington, N, C,
have laid in a supply for the use of their cus
tomers of the largest and .finest ia this
maraet, whica they are retailing at
cost, and warranted superior to the article
supplied Dr Tanner bv the Georgians. When
lanner nnunea nis watermelon, he reramejd
me use oi tsreaa ana latter, Ham and Mas
tard, Bacoa and Cabbage, Fish, Flesh and
Vegetables, in all tha wonderful variety'pro
vided by nature, and seemingly erdaiaod by
providence as necessarv to the maintenance
of human life, and no where more abundant
ly supplied than on the Retail Bhelves of j
P. L. Bridgers & Co.,
20, Z2,M, 28, and M Worth Front St,
Wilmuigton, N. 0.
.Tt is generally known, we suppose, that
this delicious fiuit owes its pepulaiity to the
fact that it holds ia solution, besides Flavor,
ing Extracts, 8Ureh,8ujiar, Water, Coloring
Blatter, and dalt, a small percentage of Al
cohol and other articles, kept constantly fur
sale ia separate parcels, ready to be mixed
for popular use, by
P. L. Bridgers & Co-,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
Wilmington, Jf O.
Ale .hoi being the Arabic for Whhker,
which is an Americanism for the Irish word
UIoQUE, the other word BAUGH bein
sometimes added in virtue of the birth place
of this unparalleled product of the bogs of
ueland. We keep Whiskey in all sized
shape and packages from a gill tickler to
a sixty gallons caek, and from ten cents to
two hundred dollars.
French Brandy, Gin, Tokay Wine, Ex
cellent Hcupperoong, Victoria B berry, Ha
deira Winednuff, Plug and Ief Tobacco,
Cigars, Canned and Pried Fruits, K g,
Wo-ceeter 8auee, Condiments and Freer to.
We are now reducing stock preparer n
to our threatened removal te mora l iie
and roomy qiarters in October, and will
make it the iu teres t of all concerned in the
use or the abuse of the abjve mentioned to
call on
P 'I. Bridgers & Co,.
. 20, 22, 24,26 & 28 Front SS ,
, Wilmington, N. C,
before making their aelectioas.
NO CIIAIW3E
for showing goods, for paeking or drai a&,
or for Tewa Delivery, and we are perfecting
our arrangements with the Railroad Compa
nies and Steamboat lines o Sseithrillc, j
etterille and Poiat Cavwell for reduced
transportation on all goods shipped by
P. L. BRIOGERS & GO,
23, 22, 24, 2G and 23 FrontJBrecV
-. wiLniNGTUNjr, a t n
Hew Advortisemonto.
Attention Democrats I
T-JEMOCRATS OF THE FOURTfl Ward
are rrqneitel to meet at ihi Citr 1111
Tharsdv evening. 19th loit.. tft
complete tke program me for e General
Uatification oa th 24th init. busiaesa ot
importance will be traaiacted.
W. P. OLDlltlf fihm'n.
Jinas Ksfsaicx, Sect'j.
Amy Oakly.
810RT BY FL0BELLA. Meynardie.
The Undiscovered Gonntrr.
By W D
How sll, I
Tbe History of Worth Carolina, tiy W J
Moore. New Edition kn Tiro Volume.
For isle at
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HEINSBERGER'3.
Attention Clubs.
j ANOTHER LOT OF
Campaign Goods
JUST RECEIVED. Country Clubs (Dem
ocratio and Republican) will do well to send
in their orders soon for Pictures, Badges.
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Flags, (with names of candidates printed om
them). Chinese Lanterns, Ao., at
BUOK STORE.
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Bagging, Ties, Twine,
1,400 Rolls Cotton Bargbg,
1,600 Handles New and Pieced Tics,
1,000 Lbs Cotton Bagging Twine.
Flour, Bacon, Molasses.
1,700 Bbls flour, Beper to Extra Familj,
360 Boxes Pork Strips,
Smoked and D & Sides,
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(200 Hhdsand Bb'.s Porto Rico, New Crop
' Cuba and New Orleans Molasie'.
Sngar, Coiree, &c.
200 Bbls Sugar, Cut Loaf, Granulated,
Standard A, Extra O and C.
276 Bags Coffee,
Rio, Lagujra aad Java ,
i , .
100 Boxes Pure Assorted Candy,
ltO Tubs Choice Leaf Lard, 1
1T6 Boxes Starch,
200 Boxes Lye and Potash,
126 Boxes Laundry Soap,
ir.k.... a tr Tt if . qvai
Pepper, Ginger, Hoop Iron, Spirit Barrels,
Ac
Jror sale low by !
WILLIAMS k MURCHISON,
au IT Wholesale Grocer k Com. Mtr.
THOMAS B HcEOY,
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SUCCESSOR TO
Boatwright &DlcKoy, ;
Offers to the trade this week :
gQQ Barrels Flour,
5(3 Q00 Lbi Dry. Bait B. 8id.i,
I 7
50
Tierces Fairbanks Lari,
.1
de
Bbls Sugar,
a
QQ Bbli afolasses,
': i
IQQ Packages Crackers,
800 UM 4nnd4 Oeodr,
500 30X99
JQQ Boxes Starcl '
JQQ Packages Utaors, - '
jOO Boxm CAmij
And Lots of ether Goods (o numerous to
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mention. Daily receipts of Traih Ooeis
St-ck alwsyi eqial to tte demand. Atk
your neighbors who lave porcharel from us,
bow prices compare with other nouses. Al
X a k h triiL. Come and Me sac.
xaoji. iT. sicKoy,
.... Grocer as3 LfWrsr Deiler,