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, pnoluhea every afternoon. Siedtys e-
JOSII. T. JlMKi,
CDITOK AND PROFOIKTO.
xv KSCKUTiONH. iOHTAOK PAID.
r, 00 Hix mouths, f 1 50 ; Three
i.,:iths, 11 35 ; Oas month, 50 cent.
i paper will bi delivered by carriers,
.rf cnarjre, in ny part of the city, at the
- t.K. or 13 ceow pr west.
v i, !-tii rnUjp or and litrfl
ii.suUdcriD;r will pla report any and
, uilurMto receive their papers regular'.
Fal
to oh
BHOWM & RODDICK
4"i Market Street.
ix3IilE TO INf JBM TUK PUBLIC
i J
d uctaI' j and Wholesale Caihbayersin rar
ticuiar. that we are fall np with the
Cheapest Zine !
OF
ry (oods
that has ever been offered in this market.
HO BUYER vuiting thij city will do him
idT justice by pawing oar door, as we are
mderselling the market inmtny of tbe reg
a'ar Stiple lines.
We hare marked down all goods that be
long to Hammer war and are offering
to oar patrons.
We woald call particular attention' to the
fallowing
GENTS' DOGSKIN DRIVING QLOVES
Hightly spotted, 75o. Worth $LE0.
Calicoes I
N w Fall Calicoes at all prices in Beantifal
designs.
Hlcachcd and Unbleached
Cottons !
We hare laid in a Tery heayy stoek of the
above and are offering them at lower figures
than eror. We hare all the popular brands.
ur 4 -4 Bleaching at 10 cents per yard is
without any exception the best value ever
i. tiered.
Linen Handerchiefs,
A Job at 10 cent. These goods
require no comment.
Give us a Call
BROWN & ' RODDICK,
45 Market St.
'an 23
Seed Cotton.
rc a nnn LB8. 8EKD COTTON want-
ed, for which a fair price, IN CASH, will
be paid. Apply at WILLARD'd,
North Water 8L, Wilmington, N. C.
an 2- ,
The New Hat Store
1 ALL AND EXAMINE MY BUMMER
Styles ot Straw and Felt Hats. They are
pretty and cheap.
JOHN M. ROBINSON
No. IS front street,
iQ 43 Next to Pureell Douse.
A Large Party,
FORMERLY RENT PAYERS, tired ot
landlord rule are now on my monthly in
stalment list, l! rery dollar heretofore paid
by them for rent now goes to purchase a
home and not where the woodbine twinetb.
liDder the instalment plan no rent is paid,
thereby avoiding a steady drain on family
resources and enabling parties to secure
comfortable b imM and to become their own
landlord. JAIxEd WILSON.
aa Ift-.w
A LARGE STOCK OF
Sash, Boors, Blinds,
. AND
ALL KIUDS OF MILL WORK,"
LUMBER LATHS. Ac.
For sale very cheap, at
ALTAFFEK, FRICi A CO.
Factorv: Office:
Foot of Walnut st. Nutt, near tt4 Cross St.
an 30
al. J. H. tJAftSd, Newspaper Advert i
ng geat,4L Park Row, (Tiaes Bailing)
Mew Vort; is authorixedto oontract for ad
vertisemeau in the Daily Ravisff and Wil
aiaercMJooaaiL, a oar lowest raes
Maoy
Special
Btaiiils
&e Daily "REV.IEW.
1 - I ; , 1 - - -. . -
VOL V W ILMINGTON, N. C WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1880. NO. 1(52
CHEAP READING!
For the1 Campaign.
The Daily Review, 'to Dec
$1.00!
let; for
The Wilmington Jm
1st, for GO cento!'
AL to Dec.
The Wilmingtok-JoubnaIi published
very Friday, gives Ml of the newa of tbi
week! i
Tbe Daily Review, publish- every
afvernoonj gives the news of the ii aud
tbe latest market reportB.
I Add reap
Jobii. T. James, '
Wilmington, N. C.
localnews.
New Advertisements.
Jis H OABaiwAT A Card.
8 8 Satohwxll Teacher Wanted.
P HaiHSBaaaa8chool Books.
Y atm Complete 8tcck School Books.
Ma"isleiial circles are dead to-day.
Tta umw cotton year begjna todiiy.
We loe 04 minuted of daylight this
month.
Wu dow Glaaa all sizes at ltaC'er &
Price's. : t
The fccene of inaoy a tr tedy
6ent. '
kerO"
The knobbseBt part ol the bcute ia the
door. j
Lockj iw amounts to but liltie without
a set of teeth.
This month has five Wednesday s and
five Thursdays.
Fashionable ladies are looking forja
velvet season.
Never trust to a horse's mouth as a
Bure index to bis age.
Borders will be ued on winter dressfe,
and girls don't you forget it.
Dresses are now made so short that
the street crossings are seldom clean,
September, the first of tbo .Autumn
months, steps in on the boards to day.
i
The midnight bush s'oothing syrup.
And now the rage is for coral jawelry.
-September ia the most dehghtfu
month at the seaside or in the mountains.
This ia exactly the time to gather
ornamental grasses. The brightm ss o
color is prceerved. Letter now than at any
other time.
v
In a nuraery 'wherein all is life and
laugh instead of crying and fretting
there is sure to be found Dr. Bull's,
Baby Syrup. Price 23 cents a bottle.
You can buy No. 1 Cooking and II pats
ingdlovesat almost any price at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot. . "
The Iiobcsonian jearus that Col. II
B Sbort will not be a candidate for tbe
Senatorial nomination before the Conven
tion which is to meet at Whitevil'e next
Saturday. . ,
There is one chance in several millions
of getting hydrophobia from a dog's bite,
and when a. man urges that all dogs
ought to be muzzled, fuppect ! that man
if you miss any melons.
! I
Mr. Nath'l Jacpbi having been appoint
ed .agent for the Atlas Plow, parties Id
want of this celebrated Plow can now
have their orders fi lied at J acobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. . tf.
They are now making false teeth of
celluloid, and the fsllow that doesn't
realix? that his gtinders are of that ex
plosive subEtarce ia awfully surprised
when he accidentally cets the lighted end
of the ciar in bis mouth.
The steamer J'assjxjrt will not make
her Uiual trip to-morrow an J next day,
Thursday and Friday. She will, during
tbe timo, have some s'ight additions made
to her machinery in order to increase her
speed. '
Pull Metal and Waluut Show Cases, all
styles, and sizes, at. Altaffes, Pkick
A Co's I
"Mr. J.' H. Currie, of this city, will ad
dress the Democrats of Pen Jer cotfnty or;
the political issues of the day at Burgaw,
on Monday next, the 6th inst. The pub
lic are invited. The speak'ng will b?gin
at 2 o'clock.
Mf life. waa laved by Warner's Safe
idrty and iv er Cure iV B. Lakdy,
James U Carraway.the popular barber,
boasts that he rbAv.i two Seoat. rp and
oae Governor all in ne day last week.
They were Senator II xusoai and Viuce
andGoy. J irvis. . I
We, would remind our pe pl'J of
the necessity of carrying luh 8 n vbid s
going to and froui the S.und. Th-re
have been several collbi'-ns Already for tbo
want of them. The days are g'ttii$
shorter, a; d many go to the Sound in
the afiernoou ho are caught iu the diik
before they get theie.
I
The Laur System
1 utf Liw eystcm of teletjDiun wi 1
g .on be iu iu'i op"raio!i in this city. The
tuAUrial is here and the work of mak fog
the change wflf be begun next Monday
and probably finished by the latter1 , part
of the week. There wid be bo tales for
ence with the opcrauons ot the le'spoon s
while the new wires are being, put up aud
ia.
Everybody can get s'lited with aPooktt
Knife, aLso Table Cutlery, at Jacobi's
Dard.?are Derxt-
ConectTime Wanted.
Oannot some arrangement be made
whereby we can have a . standard time
herein Wilmingfor-? As it is, no two
watches carry the same hour unless by ac
cident. The correct Washington time can
easily be had every day at the telegraph
office here and if the, author! ios would
have the necessary corrections made every
dy in the city clock In tbe'tower of the
the First Presbyterian Church it wou'd
be greatly to the convenience of all.
Rocky Point Academy.
By advertisement in this paper it wil
be seen that tbe Trustees wish a good
male teacher totake charge of this school.
We are informed that English studies and
not the classics or higher mathematics
are to be taught. A good teacher is the
demand there, and this implks a good
deal." An encouraging sign of the times
ia tbe increasing demand for better teach
era in our primary and preparatory, as
well as in the higher schools and col
lees.
Window Glass ofall sized, L'o.rs,Sb.sh
and Blinds, Builders' Hardware.&o. .Low
est prices at Jacobi's.
City Court.
G. W. Thomas and ;j. Burnett, colored
boys, were arraigned for an affray. The
former was held tor three days' imprisons
ment, in default of $2 50 fine, and the
latter was discharged.
Wm. Stevenson, colored, who was ar
rested last night In front of the City Hall,
wliile th3 Radical pow wow was going on,
with rocks in his h ind in the act of throw
ing, was arraigned this morning upon the
foregoing charge. Sentence of the court,
ten days in the G. P. This fiuistied the
docket, and the court adjourned.
Turge out the morbid humors of the
blood, by a dose or two of Ayer s Pills,
and. you will have clearer heads as well as
bodies.
Rail Road Couibiii itions.
We learn from a very reliable source
that the Wilndngtcn & Weldon and
Richmond Ss Danvi le Iiiilroad compa
nies bave effected a combination and fixed
a freight tariff so satisfactory to the W.
& W. R. R. Co., that this company will
no longer desire to lease the A- & N. O.
R. R , and that in all probability Col.
Briiigeis will exercise the right reserved
by him to withdraw his bid before the
meeting of the stocR holders on the 16th
of September.
The above ia from the Newbern Nut
Shell. Betow we give what Col. Pope(
General Freight and Passenger Agent of
the Atlantic Coast Line, whom we inter
viewed to-day, has to say upon the sub
ect. In answer to our question if the
above account from the Nut Shell was
correct, Col. Pope replied as follows :
I While it is perhaps true that a co-operative
traffic arrangement will be entered
into between tbe Piedmont Air Line and
the Atlantic Coast Line systems in the
interest of improved revenues, and to as
sure dividends to stockholders, it is not
tbe intention of the W. & W. to relax its
efforts for obtaining, by lease, in honora
ble competition,1 the Atlantic and North
Cirolina Railroad. Tbe W, & W. Com
pany look upon that rood ai traversing a
country capable of great development in
all industrial pursuits, and of furnishing
valuable traffic to said W. k W. Railroad
by natural channels of transportation
both to Wilmington, Norfolk j and Rich
mond. Bee a woman oa horseback in another
column, riding near Speer'a Vineyards,
with a bunch of. Grapes from which
Speer a Port Grape Wine Is made, that is
so highly esteemed by the medical pro
fa&aioA for the use of invalids, weakly
persona and the aged. Sold by Druggists.
Save your money and bay your Build
ing Supplies from Altafler & Price.
Tbe Senatorial convention for tbe dis
trict composed of Robeson and Columbus
counties will be held at Whiteville on
Satrday next, the 4th inst, and Columtus
County Convention, to nominate county
officers, will he held at the same place on
tbe Saturday of next Wek, the 11th inst.
rue Cotton Year.
From the bo ks of Col Jihn Li. Cant
well Secretary of the Pro luce Exch aDge,
we learn that the receipts of cotton at
this p-it for the year ending August
31st 1880, were 78,891 Ulesj as against
108.51ft baits for the previous year, 1879.
Tnis is a falling oil in receipts of 29,624
bales. The exports for the year ending
August 81st, 1880, were 41,72 baits
coastwise and 36.586 bales foreign
against 44,061 coastwise and 04,431 Jot
eign, daring the previous year,
Kelurnrd.. (
Mr. R. . Heide, of this city, Swedish
and Danish Vice Consul at this port, with
I h's two daughters, returned here safely
last night. They landed in New York
last Saturday from Hamburg. Tbe flag
at the Vice Consulate' is raised to-day in
honor of the return.
Mr. Heide and the young ladies have
been absent from tbe city about four
months, during which time they liave
visited not only Mr. Heide's old home
but various other portions of Europe.
They have had a delightful four months
of it.
Another War Ended.
The Wilmington & Weldon ail Wil
mington, Columbia & Augusta Railroads
have recently changed tbe bills of lading
in use over those roads. This action drew
forth a protest from those who were sup-
plied with numbers of the bid blanks and
bound volumes of the same. The protest
was signed by nearly air-of nur leading
merchants and was then submitted to Cel.
Pope, whereupon that gentleman, on be
half of the two railroad companies, rather
than a loss should be entailed upon any
one, generously agreed to furnish the new
blanks to shippers free of charge.
Morbid Curiosity.
i It is astonishing to see how many people
in a community are afilicted with the
morbid desire to see a-poor fellow crea
ture dangling at the end of a rope with his
arms pinioaeU to his side and his feet tied
together, while the fatal noose around his
neck is choking the breath of life out of
his body
Sheriff Manning has distributed thirty
six tickets cf admission to tbe execution
grounds as required by law, and yet there
are scores of applications more from
white and colored for tickets of admission.
Verily, some people have queer tastes
while others have none at all, and some
again are very brutish in their desires and
inclinations. It takes a variety of differ
ent natures to make up a world of people,
and here we have an exemplication of the
fact. i
II arbor Master's Report.
From Capt. Walter Coney, Acting.
Harbor Master, we have the following re
port of the arrival of vessls at this port,
&c, for the month of Augus';
' AMERICAN,
Steamers 43 380
Brigs...
3 839
Schooner
11-2,564
Total 18 6,783tonb
FOBEIGN,
Barques......... 6 1.922
Brigs.. 2 470
Schooners 1 90.
Grand Totals......... 20 9,265 tonp
Wilmington District, i
Fourth round of quarterly meetings for
the Wilmington District, Methodist
Church South: 1
Bladen, at Antioch Sept 4 5
Elizabeth, atEMzabothtown... Sept 1U12
Brunswick, atShalotte Camp. .Sept 18-19
Waccamaw, at Cypress Creek ..Sept 21 22
Smithville.L .....Sept 25-26
Wi'mington, at Front St Oct 2-3
Wilmington, at Fifth St, ...... Oct 9 10
Whiteville, at Shiloh. ........ . Oot 16-17
Topsail, at Union. Oct 23-24
New River L , Oct 27
Onslow, at Qaeen's Creek,,, , . . Oct 30 3!
Duplin, at Wesley.. Nv 6-7
Clinton, at Clinton, t J. Nov 13.14
Oobarie, at Newton Grove. . . .Nov 2021
Let Svebt official member! be sure
to be at the fourth quarterly conference.
Dear Brethren, let us rasas the battle
all over the District and look to God
FOB VICTOBT.
L. S. BxrnxnzAD,
Presiding Elder.
Magnolia, N.C., Aug 18, 1880.
Steamship Jiegulator, Capt. Doane,
arrived here to day from New York.
Washinrton Republican
EYER IS WASHLXCTOX.
THE BEST
Coup's Constellation Gone The Yer
dlet of the Public and Press.
W C. Coup and his constellation of
new aud novel features bave come and
gone. This is the third consecutive
season that Mr. Coup has paid Wash
ington a vLit, and each season to an in
crease of business. We say the best show
ver in Washington, and only repeat
what tbe sterling press throughout their
entire route have declare!. Tbe 'Chicago
Tmies says, 'The b st show ever in Chi
cago; the Milwaukee Sentinel says: 'The
best ever in Milwauke ;' the St Paul
Pioneer Press says: MTbe bept ever iu
St. Paul;" the Louisville Courier-Jour
nal says: ' The be6t ever in Louisville,'
and this ia the verdict of the entire press
W. C. Cuup has gained a reputation
from Maine? to California as the most lib
eral caterer to the amusement-loving
public in America. Liberal to a fault,
untiring in his efforts to present some
thing new, novel and startling, regardless
of expense, this gentleman has in person
visited the continent of Europe in search
of features never before presented to the
public. Music, mirth, novelty, pleasure
and instruction have been artistically
combined in one grand combination. In
the proclamation issued by Coud for the
season of 1880 he boldly made the asser-J
tion that his new united show should
eclipse all his previous gigantic amuse
ment enterprises. No promise ever made
to the public by this gentleman has ever
been betrayed. His 'word la his bond,'
and the entertainment offered to our citi
zens this Beason has ma Je the name of W.
O. Coup more popular (if possible) than
ever, and is positive proof that a merito
nous entertainment is always appreciated
ny a discriminating public. Space will
not permit us to ma&e mention of all the
novel features, museum, menagerie,
aquarium and circus. The only baby sea
Hon ever born in captivity was also worth
the rice of admission. The wonderful
$100,000 bronco horses, the $10,000
leaping horse Nettle, the gigantic devil
fish ( or which Mr. Coup has been offered
$50,000,) beautiful ponies, educated
dogs aud a circus performance
never before equaled. We have hai
Forepaugh, the London and Barnttm,
and do not hesitate to say that Coup has
the most complete and artistically ar
ranged entertainment which has ever vis
ited our city, and it is an admitted fact
that W. C. Coup is the leading showman
of America. The New York hippodrome,
Gilmore's garden, and the New York
aquarium are emonations of bis fertile
brain, and bave been tbe most successful
amusement ventures ever attempted.
Miss Katie Stokes is the most artistic
and accomplished equestriane in America.
Miss Emma Stokes, the queen of the side
saddle; Mile Belmont, the daring aerial
artist; the Linton brothers in artistic
groupings; Tom Barry, the jester; Dan
Stone, the laugh-maker; the tribe of
Iroquois Indians in realistic representa
tions of Indian life, and every feature
promised by the great Coup constellation
is faithfully fulfilled. Come again, Mr,
Coup; you will always be welcome.
When you visit or leave New York City,
Stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite
ijrrand (Jentral 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. ly
New Advertisements.
& Card.
fTlHE U5DKR8IONED announces to the
A citizans of Wilmington that W. H. Nash
and Prince Smith have strnck and left hij
employ. Strikers are very detrimental to
business, therefore do not pitronizj strikers.
I shall fill their places with first-elass artuts
in a few days. Hespectfolly,
septl-lt J AS, H. CABS AW AY.
! . . i.
Rocky Point Academy
GOOD MALE TEACHES SEEDED
to take charge. I
Apply to 8. 8. BATCH WELL,
Secretary Board of Trustees,
lept 1-lidJkw. Rocky Point, 5. C.
School Books.
Y HATE IS STOCK a full sapily of School
Books and School Ftationery. Pa eats and
teachers are respectfu'ly invited to ez&mixe
my stock, as they will find it to their adrar.
te; 1 P. 1XELXSBERGEK.-
Pianos and Organs
Bold for Cash or on the monthly and weekly
instalment plan at
HI588ERGEK'8,
Lire Book Store.
sept 1
For Rent
rpHE COMMODIOUS STORE,
So. 3, Granite Sow. Pi
ion
given immediately or on October 1st, as pre
ferred. Apply to '
ill i B. B. JEtVETr. ".
PLEASE 50TIO&
Wa will be j?' ad to receive eommunication!
from onr friens on aiy and all sobjecti o
general interest bat:
Tke name of the writer msrt always be far
nishedto the Editor.
OommnnUaUons nvajt be i written on onlj
one aide of the paper. ' -
Personalities man vol icL
And It is eepedaU ao pat cnlarly.nnder
stood that the Editor ivu not always endors e
the views of oorrefpontfuOts, unisex so ttattd
in the editorial columns.
Kov --Advertisnments.
TH01IA8 H- EcK0Y,
SUCCESSOR TO
BoatWrlglit & MeKoy,
EETURNS THANKS TO TI1E
People of Tv'ilmiDton for the gen-
eroas supfporH, he lias itcoirt -JSiot
only from the old patrons, but new
ones, who are coming in daily, i
He promises to giro oiic ar.dili
value received for their money.
To hia friends and. the public
generally ho is happy to state that
patrons that desire to buy at
"
WHOLESALE can't do better in
the South. Ho'will keep:a Largo
Stock constantly on hand. 1
Fresh Goods arriving daily.
Prices always extremely low
Old patrons of the houso aro
specially invited to come and mcc
j
him or send in their . orders.
' j
TIIOS. nJIcKOY,
Grocer and Lfqi or Dealer,
u 80 5 4 7 North Front St
FETE CHAMPETREj
Oak Grove Parlr?
WKIGHTSVILLE SOUND, J
From 0 to 12 o'clock, . WEDNESDAY
EVENLNO, SEPT. 1st, 1S50.
F. At Scliutte, Manager.
Table DTIote supplied Willi all the Dc 1
icacies of the season,
Boats for SailiDg and Ilowicg.
Still Water and Surf Bi thinr.
Music by the Harpers. 1
The Manager has spared lo pains, or
expense in preparing for this .occasion
and can assure all vho may at.
: i
tend that everything will bo dOLe
to promote the pleasure and convenience
of his guests, as It is his intention to mato
his "EVERY WEDNESDAY'' a featu:C
i
of the Sound.
No objectionable persons allowed In lie
i.
Park. i au GO
yISdKa TO CALL THE ATTENTIOV
of Teachers and Parents to his complete
stoek of School Books and School Stationery
Those wanting to bay will find it to their id
vantage to call or e arras pond with Mm- -
Sunday School Bo,Hyxan Booki,Bib!(f,
Prayer Boeks, and Reward Cards, ia gr( at
variety. TATE8' B93K STORE.
an 30
The New i
, Bill of Lacjmg
pOR THE BAIL BOADS. Also,
Carolina Central Railroad Bcoelpts, "
YeacelliilhTorLadlag, -Chattel
Mortgage.
Inspector's Certif c ttes,
1 Magistrate's Blanks, Ac.
7 Printed at lowest rates at
X. 8. WARROCK'H,
Job OrBce.
(Ofies la Review Banding) an 31