THIS F1FEB
i, oBoliVed ery afternoon. 8nis
JOSH. T. jimeh,
fOlTOB AUD FBOPWXTOK.
... VKI PTIONH.POHTAQF. F AID.
jj-.is ou His month, fJ50 ; Three
",...,,115; One month, 50 cent.
Pper will be delivered by carriers,
ofellr, in any jrt of the city, t the
7re r'-' or 13 Cn" Pr wk
" ' t -i:sto(r rto low and liberal
-ncriberi will please report any and
r.uarM to receive their papers regularly.
H:ocEcB
BROWN & RODDICK
43 Market Street.
pKSlK TO 1NKJKM TUK PUBLIC
rf.oerlly and Wbolfsale Cah buyers in.rar
ticuUr, taat we are fall up with the
Cheapest Line!
OF
Dry Soods
that baa ever ben offered in this market
HO UUYEK visiting this city will do him'
t( justice by pawing oar door, ai we are
on levelling the market inminy of the reg
ular Staple lines.
We hard marked down all goods that be-
to Bummer wear and are ofiering
to our patron.
We would call particular attention to he
fallowing
GENTS' DOGSKIN DRIVING GLOVES
rMightly spotted, 75o. Worth $1.60.
alicoes !
N. w Fall Calicoes at all prices in Beaatifu
designs. .
Iflcached and Unbleached
Cottons I
We hare laid in a very heavy stock of the
eb.ive and are offering them at lower figures
than erer. We hare all the popular brands.
ur 4 Bleaching it 10 cents per yard is
without any exception the best value erer
c tiered.
Linen Handerchiefs,
A Job at 10 cents. These goods
require no comment.
Give us a Call 1
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market St.
au23
Seed Cotton,
rnn Ann LBS. HEED COTTON want-
iJUU.UUU
ed, for which a fair price, IN CASH, wU
be paid. Apply at WILLABD'd,
North Water SL. Wilmington, N. C.
au 2-
Cape Fear Academy,
A CLASSICAL. 80IENTIFIO AND
1Y CammercUl School Session begin
Hep Umber 27. 1880. Commodious and cod
venieat rooms, with all late improvements
known as the Meginny School Rooms"
on the corner of fourth and Princess sts
Infractions thorough. Prepares for Uni
Tersiiies. especial attention also to i.nglish
Fulleorpsnf Instructors. Te rrincipem
determined to make this a flnt class 8chool
W. CATLKT t ,
inUoawTl mon Principal.
The New Hat Store,
(J ALL AND EXAMINE MY SUUMEK
Styles ot Straw and Felt Hats. They are
pretty and cheap.
JOHN M. KOUlNdON,
No. 13 Front street,
au SJ Neat to Pureell House.
Portraits,
MAJOR-GENERAL W. S. HANCOCK,
FOB rilKSlUKNT.
HON. W. H. ENGLISH,
FOB VICE rKKblDKNT.
Elegant s, ecimta eopies upon heavy plate
sard st"k, es.h 31 vents.
Country orders fill led promptly.
For sale at
FallS
Man
Special
InQncemeQis
an 30 HEINBBEBOE&'d
i 8
i n
VOL. V
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advemseinents
P L BaiDasas 4 Co Phunny Phax.
Ai.Ti.rrsa, Pares Co. riash, Doors,Ac
T H McKot Feturns Thanks
F A Schutte Fete Champette
P Haiassaaeaa Portraits
Tatss Complete 8ti ck t chnol I;ookb.
bee ad Grand Excursion
D O'Comnoh Kor Kent .
Johh M ItoBiiioN-New at qtore.
Window Glaiss alt sizes at -Altafler A.
lric?"s. lit
The thermcuuetr 'iu this otiice regi
tered 02 'ipgroe to day at 3 o'clock.
Save your money aud uuy ar i'nild"
ing Supplies from Alfatr ; t'nee.
See advertisement of bouses for rent
by Mr. D. O'Connor in another column.
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
stvlea aud sVzoa. at Alt afkeh, 1'kice
&Co's - - i
j - r :
Man is.the only creature that laughs;
angels db not, animals cannot, land devils
will net.
The storm signal lloated yesterday af
ternoon, and was displayed again this
morning, for a short time.
You can buy No. 1 Conking and Il'-at-
indiovea at almost any pike at Jacouip
Hardware Depot.
There was but ouo cart in market thie
morning anl not enough vegetables to
leod a hall di-zen email families.
The same Bible that gives us the ten
commandments, ei.j ind th-jt charity
which bolicveth all -'thing, hoptth all
things.
It ia sai i lh.it tlUre is a cold wave in
transit from the Rocky Mountains and
that it will strike the Atlantic CJoat to
morrow or nest day. Let it conn !
To Mothers: Should the baby be
suffering with any of the disorders o!
babyhood use Dr-( Bull's Baby Syrup at
once for the trouble. Trice 25 c tjts.
Coup's circus is in Nvrtolk to day
They are to appear in Totcrbburj to
morrow. They exhibited iu H chmond
on Friday aiid Saturday to vsry large
crowds. I
Col. Waddell is still in Vermont, doing
hard work in the good cause. We pub
lish, on the fourth page of this issue, a
handsome little extract from a speech de
livered by him at Camp -Watson., j
We are requested to state that tho FruiL
Fair called for September 8ihr 9th and
lOlh, has been postponed until the meet
ing of the State Fair in Kaleigh in Octo
ber. A want of time -to perfect the ar"
rangeaients h&s caused the postponement
-T 1
Mr. Nath'l Jacobi haying been appoint
ed agent for the Atlas Plow, parties in
want of this celejrated Plow cm now
have their orders filled at Jacoki's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. tf.
See a woman on horseback in Another
column, riding nearSpeer's Vineyards,
with a buncji of Grapes froml wh eh
Speer's Tort Grape Wiue is madeAthat is
B9 highly esteemed by thy medical pro
fession for the Uf9 of inva idsj weakly
persons and the aged. Sold by Druggists.
A New Vessel
The three masted schooner A IJarctta i.
Snare, Captain Swan, frpm Baltimore,
with a cargo of c -ro, has jhst arrived
h Tdi The Snare is a bra:.d new Ech.oner,
measuring 252 tons burthen, and this is
her first voyage to any port. I
Magistrate's Couri-
Before Justice MilUs Fauny Wood
ward, L;-zio Wiggins and Lizzie John
son were arraigned upon the iM lavit of
A. F. Davis for an affray at tho Lor.g
House. L:zzie WifiginB was discharged
and the other defendants found gu lty,
and sentenced to piy fine and 'costs.
Anoiher Flas. . i
j
A llancc-ck, English and Sbarkclford
flag was raised at Kelly's Cove, iu Bladen
county, on Saturday last, iu the preseLC
of a large and enthusiastic concouse.
Speechea were made by Dr. Lucas, Air.
R. P. Allen ad Mr. N. A. Stevlman, Jr
Tuere was much euthuciasm manifested
on the occasion, 1
A Pleasant Affair.
Friends to the number of twj score as
sembled last evening af the resi leace I
air. and Airs. A. David, in this city, to
putake ofthe bounteous refreshuaents
spread for them there, is Loner of the
celebration of the silver wedding, in New
Haven, Conn., of Mrs. Davii's elJer sis
ter. It was a very pleas mt affair and
was thoroughly enjjyed by all who were
so fortunate as to bj there.
WILMINGTON, N. C, MONDAY, AUGUST 30
The case of Fowler acd Vic k versus
Kerchnerand Bjaiwrght, iu relation to
the old Journal Publishing Company
which has ben before the Suieiior Court
at Kalei 'h tbia "xeck and whfch excited so
much attention, was decided by the. jury
in favor of the plaintiff. The defendants
have appeTed to th Supreme Court.
KxCuikiou.
Oar citizens are offered one more op
portunity this reaton to take a trip to
the BUcktibh Ground, the Forts and
SmithvilK The Ladies of Filth Street
M. L Church will give an excursion on
the stealer. Passpoit on WedueKlay
ut-xt. Refr shmen?8 will i.e served, and
the fare has be n put down to vtry rea
Honable rates.
Young Men's Dt uiur: atu ( Ju!).
It has been thouirht .dasahle by many
to organize another H mcock and English
Club in this city, and to that end Mr. E
A. Oldham has takon the matter in hand,
and a!l,young men who detire to become
nembers will either le?ve their names
"Tithhimor at Jewett's bookstore. lie
wishes us to state that ouly those who in
tend to take an active ir.te.est in the or
ganization are de3ired. Thny want young
men who not only 'mean busiuess,' but
will perfnm business.'
Has - Returned
Mr Julius Hahn, who was among the
first of our merchants to go North this
season, has returnc d here, having com"
pleted his purchases. He tells us that he
has bought largely and that he has lots
of pretty and cheap things as well as un"
usually full lines it regular standard
'goods. He will communicate with his
patrons through the columns of the Re
view in a few dajs.
rure ojit the morbid humors of the
blood, by a dose or two of Aykk s Pii.ls,
and you wili have clearer heads as well as
bodies.
Unmallables.
U mailable matter, directed as follows,
remains in. the poptoffietS in this city:
Letters for Band, Avery & Co., Bos
ton, Macp,; Lea More, Bulo Hill, I Co 5
Nrtthan Townsend, Niger Depot; Daniel
Brown, McDowell Station; Coca, Polly &
Co., Richmond, Va.; Lizzie Dupree, Bur
gaw, N. C; Henry Brown, Bruzct Qoria;
H. R. Kornegay, Kenansville, N. C.
Papers for Mary F. Hill, Maiden, W.
Va Mrj P. Williamson, Philadelphia
Penn.
Knights ofUODor.
Thi third annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Knights of Honor in this State
was held in Ashevillo beginning on Tues
day last. Thirty-seven lodges were rep
resented, Mr. II P. West, P. D , being
the Representative for Carolina Lodge, No.
434, of this city. Mr. N. Jacobi and Dr,
LW. J. II. Bellamy, Past Dictator c, were
also in attendance. Those gentlemen
have returned, to the city and from them
we learn that nearly every lodge in the
State was represented,
The annual report of G D Theo F
Ivluttz shows the order to be iu a healthy
and flourishing condition in" the State
The lodges during the last twelve months
have increased from 25 to 40, with a
membership twelve mouths ego of 895 as
against 1.502 on the 30. h of June last,
while the finances of the Grand Lodge aie
in an exceedingly healthy condition.
The following cfS:ers were elected for
the ensuing year, viz:
Graud Dictator I)r W H II Cobb, of
Goldsboro. ' .
Grand Vice. Dictator J M Spragins,
of Tarboro.
Grand Assistant Dictator Dr R F
Lewis, of Lumbcrtoa.
Grand Treasurer S C Scofield, Dur
vidson College.
Grand ! Reporter P C. Car'ton, of
Statesville.
Grand Chiplain Rev L A Bisle, Mt
Pleasant. I
Grand Guide N Jacobi, of Wilming
ton. '.
Grand S.uti e'. Jorda i, Stoue, Abbe
ville. - i
' Grand Trustees J C Buxton, of Win
s'on.G W Blount, of Wilson, L C Haios,
of Lexington.
Representatives to the Supreme Lodge,
which meets at Mianeapolis, Minn. P
C Carlton, with Theo F Kluttz as alter
nate, Tho next meeting of the Grand Lodge
of the State will be held in Raleigh, on
the fourth Tuesday in Acgust, 1381.
.. - . i
My life waa WTeJ bJ Warner's Safe
Kidrey and Liver Cure. E. B. Lakdj,
Stbna, Ala.
CU) Court-
The Mayor held an unusually large
levee this morsinp, but the explanation
may be found in the fact that there w-s
a larger docket than usual.
The first case called was C. Loftin,
co'orfii charged with disorderly conduct,
10 fine or fifteen day in tha City Pria-
n was the sentence pronounced by the
Court and defend mt went below.
ScipilJill, colored, charged with being
drui k and down, was told to go and try
aud do be fer. 1
Alice Iwly, with asinilar charge as
m the foresroire case, was likewise
released.
A precocious colored youth by the
uame of H. Thomas, of the same stamp
as those cow undergoing sentence in a
dark cell for throwing rocks at a Demo
cratic procession, was brought up on the
charge of cursing and abusing a white
lad, and sent to a cell for fifteen days.
Mary Eliza Lively, colored, was ar
rested and arraigned i for assault with a
deadly weapon upon Joseph Gallagher,
white. The testimony of Officer Pette
way, who made the arrest, was in sub
stance that he met Mr, Gallagher on the
streets before day, between & and 4
o'clock, on Sunday morning, bleeding
very profusely and that he was informed
by the wounded man that he had been
badly cut with a knife by a negro woman
named Mary Eliza Lively, whereupon be
proceeded to the house where defendant
lived and arrested her and brought her
and the wounded man both to the Guard
House. 1
The testimony of officer Tom Mayer
was then introduced and be stated that
he saw both parties together in Paddy's
Hollow on Saturday night and that Gal'
lagher appeared to be trying to get away
from the woman and told him (Mayer)
so. ,
Fanny Brewington,colored,who lives in
close proximity to the defendant, in
Price's Alley, near Fourth and Castle
streets, testified that she beard Mary Eliza
Lively ordering the man out of her house
on Saturday night and threatening if he
did not leave to cut the d n out of
him. i
The injured man had his wound dress
ed by the City Pysician shortly after he
reached the guard houso; The stab was
made under the right nipple and came
very near being a fatal cut. His Honor
bound the defendant, who, by the way,
is an old offader, over to the Criminal
Court in the sum of $200. She was then
committed to the custody of the Sherlfi
who in default of bail committed her to
the safe keeping of Dan Howard, the
colored J ador for the county of New Han
Over. . ; i ,
When you visit or leave 2Jew York City,
stop at the Grand Uniou Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot. European plan.
Rooms reduced to $1.00 and upwards.
Restaurant unsurpassed at moderate prices.
Street cars, stages and elevated railroad to
all parts of the city. s ly
The Rocky luint Democrats.
A larse and enthusiastic meeting of
the democracy of Rocky Point township
was held at Rocky Point on Saturday
last, in accordance with previous notice.
A Hancock, Jarvis and Shaokelford Club
was organized. Thomas J. Armstrong,
Esq., was elected President by acclama
tion, Messrs. W. F. Robitzsch, Jesse B
Bowden, James Corbett, James West,
brock and C. J.- Miller Vicei Presidents.
Dr. E. I Porter, Corresponding, Mr. John
E, Durham, Racording Secretary, and
Mr. Sterling Allen, Treasurer. A -suitable
constitution aud by-laws were adopt
ed. The Club already numbers mDst of the
Democrats of the township and is in fine
working trim.f It will meet once in every
two weeks.
: . I
A ew Sitae more.
Messrs. A. & L Shiier have concluded
to open in this city,, about the I middle of
September, a first-class boot and shoe
s ore. The establishment will be located
in the handseme Repiton building, on
Market street, between Front and Second,
now under lease by the Messrs. Shrier.
This store is being fitted up in a very be
coming manner, and will soon be ready
for the reception of stock. The trimmings
will be mostly of black walnut and when
completed it will prove.to be one of the
handsomest shoe stores in the South. Mr
A. Shrier goes North to-morrow and will
make the tour of the Northern markets.
He will not only buy hooU and sheasbut
an unusualiy large and handsome stock of
Fall and Winter clothing.
Everybody can get sailed wuna Pocket
Knife, also Table Cutle at Jtxcozi's
Hardware Depo
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1880
NCi 160
New Advertisements.'
Phunny Phftx
About Public Uen.
F ONQSTREET U "Our MinistA to Ocn-
Btantinople," Hancock is leading lee's Vet
eran's to Waihi'gtoo, "Aunt aocl is bes
ginform "OriSce" he won't jet, ljsr via is
popuar ia Wilm ngton, Vance eulavatea.the
colore i element. Hansom is now Ind Uiett
dull, Lach made a food speech, lux ton i
grouod bv Tax Collectors and wbieaej-nn,
"Luther' hardly turned, of tweov, in the
abence ot our Chief, takes chrre m tke Im
mense Wholesale and Ketaii (irocenr of
P. L. Briders a
Co.,
20, 22, 21, 26 A 28 Front
i Wilmington, N. C,
Teste re ay be showed us a letter mm P L
annouDcine a complete change f prtKramoe
alter uctooer, vix :
MOVING DAY.
VThitb HoLPHtra, Va., Aug, 13
1880.
Rbv. and Dbab Iothb I think
t wovt4
be the thingjuit now to let it get o
tiat
P, L. Briderers &Co.9
20, 22, 34, 26, and 23 North Fr&tSt,
Wilmington, N. C.
may possibly caange tteir present Inarters
ior more eiiifiuie ana roomy ones BEmeunt
aoout UatoDer.
The price of Bacon and Butter, FBmr and
Lard, Cheese atd Potatoes, Whufty and
Wine and such like bulky articles, which
we have a large pupply, are goingmp, but
we retail them at at our old rates, Ebuyine
large supplies and paving cash. 1 Rnink it
will pay to sell liberally, the heayylthings,
and broken parcels ot every kind, A as to
he ready o march in light marchlnl order.
Yours faithfnUy, 1 p L
Upon wh'.ch pftf Luther posted upthlfoilow-
mg:
HEADQUARTERS.
P. L. Bridffers & Go.;
Wholesale and Retail Grocer
WUmingtoB, S O.
(GENERAL ORDERS o. 1.
The undersigned hereby assumes, tempo
rarily, charge of the Wholesale and Retail
Department.
.During the next thirty days extraordinary
inducements will be offered to cash custom
ers, and for approved city papers, especially
in exchange for Heavy Groceries and broken
Stock. Determined to astonish the. natives,
and compete for trade with foreigners we,
hereby announce a Great aud General Re
duction of Prices ia the above, if application
be made to as persona' ly and within thirty
Very respectfully.' LUTHEB.
Ever since which announcement, one would
think from the lookg of things, that it was
Martin himself who had risen from the dead,
and another "Diet of Worms' had reassem
bled at the stores of
P. 1. iBRIDGERS & GO,
20.. 22, 21. 26 and 28 Front Street.
WILMINGTON, N. C. "
au 30
For Rent
D. O'COWMOR,
Renting and .Collecting Agent-
OFFICE ON THINCESS, BETWEEN
FRONT AND SECOND STREETS.
OFFERS FOR, RENT the following prop
erty 1
tftore No. 9, Market street.
Btore on Water between Chestnut and
Mnlbarry.
Store and Dwelling on Walnut, between
Second and Third streets
Store and Dwelliog corner Seventh and
Harnett. ,
Store on Fourth between Church and
Castle.
Store and Dwelling on south side of Orange
near Third street.
House on Second, between Princess and
Ch stnnt, occupied by Mr. Gerhard .
House on Third between Mulberry and
Walnut, occupied by Mr. Conoley.
House on Bladen, between Third and
Fourth.
House on Sixth, between Chestnut and
Mulberry, occupied by Mr. E F Johnson.
House corner Chestnut and Fourth, occu
pied by Mrs. Munds.
House on Jfourtn, between Princess and
Chertnut, now vacant.
House northeast corner Eighth and Market.
House on northeast corner Ann and Second
I House on Second, between Church and
Castle, now eccnpied by Mr. Watson Hall.
Two Houses on Sixth, between Ann and
Nnn.
House on Ann. between Fixth and Haventb.
and several small houses on Castle, bstween
Ui.lV Nlnll Lull .iiU.ll
C W. Yates,
Yy lSHES TO CALL THE ATTKNTIOn
of Teachers and Parents to his complete
stock of School Books and School Stationery.
Those wanting to bay will fi ad it to their ad
vantage to call or c rrespond with him.
Sunday School Boxs, Hymn Bookj,BIble?,
Prayer Botks, and Reward Cards, in great
Tariety. YATES' BOOK STORE.
au 30
Grand Excursion-
THE LADIE8 of Filth Street Methodl
Episcopal Chnrch will give an Exeurtio
on Wedneday nxt, September 1st, to tl
Klackhsh Grounds, the Forts and Smith viH
on the Steamer Passport.
Refreshments at city rates. ,. . , ;
Whole tickets 60 cents. Children and Set
vaats 15 cents. To be had at Tat an
Heinsbrgeri Book Stores or at the Steaae
on the morning of the Kxsvsion. Bteaae
leaves at 9 o'clock, sharpj an 90
;r PLZA8E 30IZCC
' WewHl btg?ad to receive' ecffinannlcatJons
from oar friends on any and mil - subjects o
Ceaeral iatarest hut:
. .J: a".--- - - . v
T&a name of the writer cut always be far
Blshed to the Editor.
Commanleationj tut bejqritten' on only
one doe of thepapv,. ; 'r c
Personalities mwt voided.
And it is eepeclallyeaapcrtlcalarljinnder
tood that the Editor i net alsmys endorse
the views of eorreepondn tij unless so itatd
in the editorial ooln&ns.
Ibx7, lAdvertiseirnts.
THOEIAS H- HcKOY,
SUCCESSOR TO
.
. v ? -r.
Boatwriglit & McKoy,
if 3
BETUHNSfTHASmS TO E
People of Wilmington for the gen
erous support he has received, not .
ones, who tiro coming in-daily;!
He promises, to give i one ard all
To his friends and the public
generally ho is happy to st.ito that
patrons that desire to buy at
WHOLESALE can't do better in
the South. Ho will keep a Largo
i
i
Stock constantly on hand..
Fresh Goods arriving daily. 1 '
Prices always extremely low.
Old patrons of the houso arc-
sriecyi-iiiYte4 to, coiiojiiil
9
him or send in their oilers.
" !
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TflOS. H. illcKOY,
SCO
Grocer and Lfqmr Dealer,
. - 5 A 7 North Front St
an 30
FETE CHAWPETRE,
AT
WRIGHTSVILLE SOUND,
From to 12 o'clock, WEDNESDAY
EVENING, SEPT. 1st. ulo.
. .4 '
9
F. A. Scliutte, V 3Iauagcr-
'Table D'Hote supplied whhMa!iltie D l.
icacies of the season. u , w
'Boats for SaUiDg and Uo aI
Still Wa'cr and Surf VillSiz
Muaic by the Harpers. .. .
The Manager haiisparvd iio pains or
expense In preparing for lids "occasion
and can assure ;all J who. may aU
tend that everything "irill be ; dono
to promote tho p'ca'ufo aa3 convluiencc
of his guests, as i t & his intciitio2lojna!ke
his "EVERY WEDNESDAY a -future
of the Sound' v '
: -i objectionable persons allowed, In tl e
Iark.
I
, i n GO
A Xafge Party,
FORMERLY, RE5T PATFUS, tirad ot
landlord rule ar new on mj monthly l
stalmentllst. rerj dollar heretofore paid
by them for rant now goes to vftbsue a
home and not where the woodbine twinei).
Coder the Instalment plan no rant !spaid,
thereby avoiding . a steady.draia.ea fanily
rt scarce aid enabling parties tt secure
comfortable hornet and to beeome tbeff own
landlords. - JAsW, MlliOS.
an 18-Iw I - , i
, A LARGE STOCK .Ofc5
Saflli, Doors.; ; JSi
mi , AND v . w
ALL KITIOS OF MILL WUUK,
JVxeaU Teryxheapvai ;
Faetorv? Office:
Foot of Walnut ft Wntt, BearlUd'Crots 1 1.
aaa
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