THI8 PPEH
i paoiubi ery altwnoou, badT
J O 8 II . T. ll A Rl M8
aUIJCRlITIONH.OSTAOE PAID.
,t year,5 00 ix monthSi 50 ; Thre
' month, $1 ; One month. 60 cent. ;
fae paper viil be delivered By carricre,
of eharge, in nv part of the eitv. at ih
h.,re rates, or 13 way r r "k
Advertising rate low nd lioer.
-Subscribers will plcaaeiopnrt u j afid
ll failures to receive their papers regularly .
Fail Stock
BROWN & RODDICK
45 Blarket Street.
9
I
T-xSiaE TO INFJRM TB,fc PUBLIC
Vnerally and Wholesale Caih buyers ia ar
ticular, that we are full op with the
Cheapest Line!
OF
Dry
that has ever been offered in this market
BO BUYER visiting this city will do him-
gelf jwtice by passing our door, as we are
undersells we mum whimi . I
.. i - .r ii
nlar Staple lines.
W have marked down all goods that be
long to Summer wear and are offering
I
to our patrons.
We would call particular attention to ths
following
GENTS' DOGSKIN DRIVING GLOVES
Slightly spotted, 75o. Worth $1.50.
1
9 BA
New Fall Calicoes at all prices in Beautiful
designs.
Bleached and Unbleached
Cottons I .
We hare laid In a very heayy stock of the
above and are offering them at lower figures
than over. We hare all the popular brands.
Oar 4-4 Bleaching at 10 cents per yard ia
without any exception the best value ever
offered.
Linen Handercliiefs,
A Job at 10 cent. Iheae good
require no comment.
Give us a Call !
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market" St.
an 28 ' V :
A LARGE STOCK OF
Sash, Doors.
$7
AND
ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK
, LUMBER. LATHS. &c.
For sale very cheap, at .
ALTAFFER. TRICE & CO.
Faetorv: Office:
Foot of Walnut su flutt new Red Cross et.
sept 20
SVJrs. S. J. Baker,
FASHIOWABLB MILLINERY,
Wilmington, N. O.
Corner Third and Orange Streets.
IANCY GOODS, Notion?, Hats, Bonnets,
Flats. Flowers. Feathers. Ornaments of
all ' kinds. Will renew and work over all
kinds of old hair, braids, combings, Ac., root
them and make tiem equal to new. Old
Hats made to look like they were tew. Call
and tee my specimens of work.
j10 MRS. B. J. BAKER.
A Large PartY,
FORMERLY RENT PAYERS, tird of
landlord rule are now on my monthly in
stalmentllsi. Erery dol'ar heretofore paid
by them for rent now goes to purchase a
home and not where the woodbine twioeth.
Under the instalment plan no rent is paid,
thereby avoiding a steady drain on family
resources and enabling parties to eeenre
comfortable homes and to become their own
lanelorda. JAilEd WILSON
ept 20.lw
Winberry Oysters.
TflE FINEST OF
the season. By the
Dozes, Quart or Gallon, at
JOHJf CARROLL'S,
ept 16 Market t
YOUNG MEN School for t&6 times
MOORE'S BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
Atlanta. Ga ;ssr $lOO covers tota
- eipenaee for three months. Send for Illua
S rate4 Circular ie2S-llwdAw.
(Soods
to
Special
incels
W1R
VOL. V WILMINGTON,' N. C, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 23, 1880. V !8i
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
P HBisBBaaaaa School, Books
Alex Bprust A Son Ship Notice.
Yatkj Complete Stock School Hooks.
Greet mortality among rr.Wqnitoe?.
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Whxlbw' Glass1 --all sizes at Altafler
Price's. , t
Algerian
scarfs are novelties for
sashes.
The newest, latest, beat and cheapest
at IlorENrrrAii's.
i
For petticoats French ladies are UBing
unbleached cotton. - '
Fly time when you hear your fath-1
er s cano thumping along the hall.
A lare stock cf children's school shoes
'to select from at Rosenthal s. j
A man who wis ordered to adhere to I
4 I
a rigid milk diet eats cheese. I
It is more commendable TTfavor the
humblo than lo pamper the haughty.
You can buv No. 1 Cooking and Heat
in; Stoves at almost any price at Jacobi's
nnr jl' t rt- jpi u ii,.
The woman who pretends to laugh at
love, is like' the child who sings at night
when it is afraid.
. .. . T- ' I
Where is tnat crowa going c xo noa-
.r,a f KnW Wr, fll,np9
' I
A smart girl calls a youpg fellow of
her acquaintance Honeysnckle, because
he's always hanging over the front fence
in the evenings;
Water street merchants will keep their
fdcfc dry in Winter by wearing Rosen
thal's boots and shoes. t
Tbe proper time for a ?girl to marry
is after she baa counted her cash and
found that she can support herself m
case her ' husband turns politician. I
Dancing leesons given free at Rosen-
thalV Pump sole boots and shoes for
the ball room. t
Mrs". Langtry's dress recently was of
fawncolgr, with trimmings ol daiK Dine
velvet. ' Another of her dresses ia o
black with orango velvet trimmings,
The most promising young men of
- I
this countrv are those who Will can
arouud scon and settle that little account
which should have been paid long-ago.
Window Glass of all sizes, Doors,Sash
and Blinds, Builders' Dardware,&c ,Low
est prices at Jacobi's.
Y We are afraid that Hobinson's circu3
is not coming down this way at this time,
after all said and done. ,Thd indications
are that thy will go on down towards
Columbia. . . 1 -
At tho Irish watering places it is
found that most Irish girls surpass the,
English girls in swimming. They jump
at ence into Eis feet of water and swim
with tho tide. 1
. I
new remeuies auu uu
r i.ir, .nnahant. v jntrodncecl
to the wublic. but Dr. Bull's Cough
uaujva mo ww.L.fi, j
Syrop &till takes the lead for tho cure of
Conhs, Colds etc. frico, to ccnis. .
run Mntai And Walnut Show Cases, all
styles ami .szes, at Altaffeb, PracE
& Co's 1 -
One rpafon way tome
fathers meet
T
w.th difficcltv in findinz a match for
their daughters wh:n - they want to is
boause their tors use so 'many to light
their cigara with. '
i : i
The servants all summer have been
eciojiuf the run of the whoh house.'
JJr,i . . .!
while their mietreescs have been cooped
up in little rooms at tha seaside cr the
moua'airs.
Try -Hall's Vegetable Silciliaa Hair
Renewer if you would have a luxuriant
growth of hair. I
xhi city during the summer, 6n health br
pl,M ton.. Lave re urocd here a. 1
but th3y will-be arriving yery ! freely by
the latter part "tf text week. The
Sounders" are stuT by the sad sea
wavca. September being the most pleas
ant month of the year on the coast.
Is It Possible
that a remedy made ot vTn , common,
simple plants as iiopsucnu, Mandrake.
Dandelion, mak3 bo many and such
marvelous and wonderful cures as Hop
Bitters do? It must be, for when old and
young, rich and poor, Pastor and Doctor.
Lawyer and Editor, all testify to having
doubt no longer. See other column.
Pest.
been cured by them, we must believe and
DA
Death or Mr Isaac Wells
.We oaly a few days ago chronic'ol the
death of an old citizen ami no we are
calle i upon to announce the . de.Uh of
another. In this instance it is r.pt a na
tive of the pUeo but one who bis Heen
identified eo longAvith Wilmington and
hr interests and resided within her limits
so lung tb.it he tnight be almost sai l to
have grown up with tne pi aw. Mr.
Isaac Wells, whose ialh vwe nro called
upon to announce, departed this life ia
this city this morning about 5 , ociock-
Thj deceased had been unwell tor eeverai
daja and his sickness finally culminated
ha a congestive chill, which caused hi
MMh. Mr.". Wells wta about sev
enty or seventy-one yeari
ot
age
He came to this city when quite a boy
from Connecticut, and was an apprentico
to Mr. Erastua Buck, a carriage builder,
in or about the year 1824 or 1825, the
establishment at the time being - located
a i
about where Hart, Bailey & Co'a' foundry
now stands. After be grew to manhood
Mr. Wells amassed consiaeraoie property
whicb.hbweverowicg to the result of the
war madQ him' nocr asain. Hia last en
t igQ wafl a tannery wh.ich h"8 in conn
nection with others had etarted m the
South end of the - city ca . Third strett
jnear the "old gallows hill" as it id" call.
ed. The deceased leaves no family and
no relatives in this cltv. The funera
- -Jm-V
IKW IIHU kui Uiwuwu . . v
I IDS remaius were mwuwu m utv,u
mt . : . A !Ml...n4 in KallocfIA
Gemeterv. . i
Tho finest stock . of Ladies' Kid, Fox
Balmoral and Button Boots at Rosen
TEAL 8. ' I .
New Grocery Store.
Capt. John L. Boatwright. has, we
understand, decided upon entering afresh
into the wholesale and retail family gro-
r T business in this citv and proposes on
Qr -about" the 1st of October ,to open in the
building iust south of the Purcell House,
and nearly oppaBite the First National
Bant. Oapt. BcaUrighta welUknown
capacity xor ousiueaa uu uh.paw
rience in this particular branch ot traae
together with his deterved popularity in
thi8 commnalty will, we have no doubt,
;n8Ure for him a ood share of the public
natronaso. CaDtain B. leaves "for the
North this week to mako his purchases
& u - -
w wmtu u mui
class in every particular.
Rice birds are about played out. Not
so with those Scotch soles at Rosenthal's
They last for ever. t
The Water Works-
An adjourned meeting of those interest
ed in the construction of water works in
this city was held this afternoon at the
MayorV office, in the City Hall building.
Mr. A. Wilkins, whose arrival here was
announced in the Review, yesterday, one
0f the contractors or" the construction of
the Charleston water works, made a state-
m3nt of the cost of construction. The
different interests in the city were repre
aanrnrl and tha (Vinntv nnfl PltV bv C(jl
VUW " " J
r.ua,rn ( b nrA f Conntv
, , . -
Commiesioners, ana Mayor i? isuuiaie.
Xbo facts and figures submitted by Mr
Wilkins will be deliberated upon and a
thorough investigation maue
COst of tbe construction, out of which we
bono Eorrethinsr tangible rcay crow so
I ii t ' 1 n w n w kn nn r A a i o
I lDai LTB ,uuo wo "J UOTO "J"1"""1 u
we 8iree" BUU waicr W,UUBU
our private houses and hotels
The Chicago Iimc8 pay e: Warner's
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is highly
endorsed by ministers, judges, physicians,
Eureons. by men of literary and scholar
ly distinction, and by individuals in -all
1 life
u
Wilmington District
Fourth round of quarterly meetings for
the Wilmington uistnct, meinour x.
unurcn ooum
Waccamaw, at Cypress Creek ;.Sep 21 2.
Iomunvuic
Wilmington, at Front St. . ... . . Oct 2-3
Wilmington, at J na. ds, "?lrf"
5": oSMt
jjew River. Oct27
Onslqw, at Queen's Creek,. ... Oct 30-31
Duplin, at Wesley .......... .. ,OT
Clinton, at Clinton.... ov am
"V"V AA
Coharie,atMewtonUroTe....nov
.Let evebt offiCIAIi MEiiBE& be sure
to beat the fonrth 'quafterlylconference.
Dear Brethren, let na rnEsa ins battle
ail oTer the District and look: to God
FOB VICTOBt. - ,v
x L. 9. Bttbehead,
' h j f 'Presiding Elder.
Magnolia, N. CL, Aog 18, 1880. u
'Ladies? Ibe best- fits and the easiest
. -
shoes for 1 the: litUe ones are at Roaor?
I THAIiS. t
KEVIEW.
The receipts of cotlon to day at t h:s
port tf otop 8C3 bales. 1
At 3 o'clock to-day the thermometer
in this office registered 82 degrees :
Tha ttiixl has beenEast all dy,and it is
evident that n. decided change .cf weather
is near a bond. r
V ersunal.
Wo were pleaeel to recei ve calls to-day
from 0pt. T. L Emry, of We'don, the
Mayor. of that town and. n '.ciidiog oilizsn
of Ilajifax county,1 arid Mr;, T. II W-
Mclntire, the Democratic candidate for
the Legialature in Pjader c Minty, Both
of these gentknu'ii were good Confcds, in
the days that tried us all so peverely.
News From Columbus.
Col. Duncan K . McRae, we learn,
addreised tho Democrats of Columbus at
Whitevilleon Monday last and made, as
he Usually does on EUch occasions, an
able effort. The impression left by the
distinguished speaker was such-that h'P
bearers all felt that thpy wanted tu her
from him once- more at least, before tne
closa of the campaign.
Judge Avery Is holding the Fall term
of the Superior Court for Columbus at
Whiteville this week, but the attention
of the Court is taken up with State cases,
there being no less than three capital
cases on docket for trial at this term.
Wo hgar that old Columbus will be
good for 600 majority for Hancock, Jar
vis and Shackelford ia November.
Everybodycan get suited with a Pooket
Knife, also Table Cutlery, at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot-
DoffTonffue.
Vanilla, or dog tongue, having bei
come a commodity ia our market, a few
words touching its preparation would not
be misplaced. In the first placo the
largest and brightest leav s, well dried,
bring the highest prices. To attain the
best prices the following directions will
be of service: Pull the best whole leaves,
spread them out in the sun, taking good
care that they are not piled on each ether,
but have every leaf free to tho sun, Take
caoa that no dew or other dampness falls
on them until the'stalk or main vein is
welldry,as any dampness causes heat and
mould after they have been packed. Cur
ing leaves this way will cause them to be
bright after being cured, and to command
tho highest prices. The leaves of " the
vanilla ,or dog tongue, cured in this way
bring from 2 to 3 cents per pound, while
dark leaves bring but 1 J to 2 cents.
Mr. NathM Jacobi having been appoint
ed agent for the Atlas Plow, parties in
want, of this celebrated Plow can now
have their orders fi lied at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st.
nlclntlre of Pender.
That's the way it will read in the Leg
i3lativo reports at the next session. Tho
Democrats of Pender hava done well in
selecting this gentleman to head their
county ticket in( the campaign. Be sure
that you elect him. Here U what some
body away from home, Uapt. Ashe, cf
the Raleigh Neios and Observer, thinks
of him We endorse every word of'it:
The people of tbe new county have
shown good sense in nominating for the
lower House that fine scholar and repre
sentative farmer, Thomas 11. W. Mclntire,
Esq. Hj is of the industrial classes, and
knows the wants of the pop!o. He is a
leadisg magistrate of Pender, and a fine
business man, and is of middle age. Fond
of his family and of farming, be has pre
ferred retirement, and has not been in
public life tefore. In this case the office
emphatically sought the man, and net the
mau the ofiice. hlr. Mclntire has ener
gy and a marked devo'ion to the pmbllc
gco J, and iosseses8 that honesty and pa-i
triotism peculiar to the wellknown Mc
lntire iaoily of Pender and New Hano
ver to which he belongs. He will make a
useful 'and wide-awake member of our
next Legislature
See a woman on horseback in another
column, riding near Speer's Vineyardi,
with a1 bunch of Grapes from which
Speer's Port Grape Wine is made, that is
so highly esteemed by the medical pro-
tesaion for the use of invalids, weak.y
persons and tbe aged. Sold bv Drueffiet.
Benj. F. Gbafton, Stob- B. Ladd,
JjALCEBT fi. irAIKE.
Late Commissioner of Patents.
at 'n,t8,
PAU1E GRAFTON & LADD,
Attorney s-at-Law and Solicitors of Ameri-
can iuu xjurciga tauau
412 Fifth Street, 4 Washington,
Practice patent law in all its branches
in tbe Patent Ofiice, and in the Supreme
and Circuit Courts of the United States.
Pamphlet sent free cn receipt of stamp
lor postage. au zs
New Ad vertisemen ts
Ship Notice-
A for
rwarned 'raisst trust-
in? or harborrf: an .f t,he crew
or t&3 British tiiic HIONAl.
art. Williaa:, a d f ScHgVJi
their contrecting.wiH 1- y,i ly the Captain
or Cc-n?icne p.
sept 23 St A L- A. 8 PRO NT A SON.
Sch jo! Books
J HAVE JUST RECKlVjy A " VtnY
lare and fall tupplr i.f t-'ch'o! Bcnls and
Scbool Ft&tionftry
Parents and teachera wity find it to their
advanlage by firgteailing a.
HEINSBERGER'8,
Live Book and Music Store
sept 23
School for Young Ladies.
MISS HART, Principal.
Assisted by Miss M. B. BR0WN.1
Instrumental Mueie taught by MRS. II. P.
TAYLOR.
Instruction in Drawing and Painting by
MRS. E. H. PARSLEY.
rpHE NEXT SESSION JLWILL ' OPEN
TUESDAY, the 5th of October. Punctual
attendance at the beginning of. the cession is
higbly irtpoitanf. For terms and particu
lar, apply, aftsr September 28 tb, to the
lept 20-m-w-fri-7t ' PRINCIPAL
Mortgagee's Sale.
B
Y VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS
o ontained m a certain deed of mortgage ex
ecuted on the 21st day of February, 1878, by
William tiampsoa and wife Mora, to Joel W
Woolvin, registered in the Register's office
of New Hanover county, ia Book ,N N N,
page 683, &c, I will sell at public auction
for Gash at the Court Bouse door, in the city
of Wilmington, on Monday, the 11th day of
October, 1880, at 11 o'clock, A.M., the fol
lowing lot in eaid city : Beginning in the
Southern line of Fanning street 82 feet
West from the intersection ot Anderson st.,
thence West on Fanning street, 82 feet
and ranting South 66 feet, being i part of
lot 1, Block 269, official plan of City of Wil
mington. E. 8. MARTIN,
Attorney for Mortgagee,
sept 8,15,22,23&09.
Baggiag, Ties, Twine,
1,400 Rolls Cotton Bagging,
4,500 Bundles New and Pieced Ties,
1,000 .Lbs'CottoniBagging Twine.
Flour, Bacon, Molasses.
1,200 Bbis flour, Super to Extra Family,
110 Boxes Pcrk,8trips,
8moked and D 8 Bides,
200 Hhda and Db'.s Porto Rico, New Crop
Cuba and New Orleans Molasses.
Sugar. . Coffee, &c,
200 Bblu Rcgar, Cut Loaf, Granulated
Standard A, Extra U and C.
275 Bags Coffee, I
! j fcio, Lagujra and Java,
1C0 Boxes Pare Assorted Candy1
UO Tuba Choiso Leaf Lard,; "
lib Boxes Starch,
'203 Boxes 1-ye and Po'aah,
125 Boxes Laundry Soap,
Tobacco. Snuff. Paoer. Matches, Shot,
Peppsr, Ginger, Hoop Iron, Spirit fJarreb,
Ac. r or sale low by
WILLIAMS A MDRCBISOK,
au 17 Wholesale Grocer A Com. Mer.
Man cock;!
OUR EXT PRESIDENT !
Crayon Portraits Lift Size
Of our next Preddent ,
' and Yice Presidenti
Mai. Gen'i; W. S. BA1OTK 1
Hol'W. H. ENGLISH!
Heeant Specimen Copies, 22 x 28,
upon U'avy Plated Card Ftock, sent by
a m t J J J
mail on rtc.ipi ci cue, ua ycur auareee,
(Two copies fcO centa .
THEHANC0K PUBLISHING CO.,
PLAISTOW, X. H.
clhese two Superb Portrait should
adorn the Heme of every honest citizen of
the land. Ed.
LANE'S
ENGLISH AMD MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL.
GEN. J AS. H. LANE, Principal.
O OOM8 NXT TO St. John's Charcb.
The first session begins lfonday, Oct 4ib
Circolars at uooutores aTter toxsj. ,
sept lSlir
PLEASE NOTICE.
We will beg.' ad to receive communication!
from our friends on any and all sabots r
general intarest but :
The nan of the writer must always be fur
nifhedto the Editor. " '
CommunJcaticDj aujt be wtittenron onI -one
side of the pap i'
Personalities mu oideJ.
And it is especial! i Ccuiarly under
itrod that the Editor ' At riot always endorse
tbe views of correspo ' '.'Tim o tt6.
in the edltrrial coiat kj. . .?
Mow
J dvcrtiEcmonts.
Carpets !
, Car I): 13 I
Carpets I
LAK(; , S VOCK FHOM WHICH
you can . ti at y cl.oi:e and preily
things. ,
Somp - 1 1
tcv.lVos in'Erslish
Tateatrv ."nd Bcdy Crcs
and Aui i
8es.
I
Dauiaskr, Crelones, Lace and Muslin
Cuitains, Rugs, Oil Cloth?,' &c. '
Respectfully, -sept
21- . ' li. M. McINTIRE.
To My -Friends' and
Customers-
AM NOW DAILY
receiving my Fall etocfc
of
XSoots and SIiocs?
Consisting of all the
ZiiLTEST STALES !
My past stock and my encce33 speak for
themselves, and I only ask a continuance p
your favors sj. liberally bestowed cn co
IIP" Please Call and Examine my U
KTStock as regards Quality
c" and Prices ! oa
No trouble to show goods.
Will be pleased to see you ere and all.
Respectfully,
C.-" ROSENTHAL,"
32 Market 'Street.
eept 13
ign of tho Show Case.
Valuable Land for
Sale-.;
WHEREAS CALVIN BLACK and wife,
fllora B. Black, of the county of liob
eson and State of North Carolina, on tho Ut
day of October, 1875, made and executed a
mortgsge to the North Carolina State Life
Insurance Company of the city -of ilalfigh
and State aforesaid, to secure fitteeniiundred
dollars due by note dated October 1st, 1875,
bearing interest from date at 8 per cent, in
terest duo on the 1st day of April and Octo
ber of each year, and payable two years af
ter date, which mortgage was duly recorded
in the Hegister's Office in the county of Rob
eson and State aforesaid, ia Book Q, Q, page
78, on the 11th day of October, 175, which
(note) said mortgage with the power of sale
therein contained, and said note was on the
5th day of January, 1880, duly transferred
and assigned to the subscriber, - who is now
the owner and holder thereof, and the full
amount of the said nota secured' by the said ,
mortgage is now due, except the interest ud
to the 1st day of October. 1878. and whereas
default has been made in the payment of
tne eaia note secured Dy the said mortgage,
the said mortgage will be foreclosed bf a
sale of the, said premises by virtue of the
power contained in the said mortgage, which
eale will be made by the subscribers at public
auction, for cash, at the Court House door,
in the town of Lumber ton, county and State
aforesaid, on the 25th day of October, 183C,
at 12 o'clock, noon.
The tollowing is a description cf the raid
mortgage premises : A tract of land lyieg
and being in the county of Kobeson and State
of North Carolina and bounded on the North
by the lands of Neill McNeill, on the East by
tbe lands of M. McNeill, the heirs of Henry
McNeill, deceased, and Daniel McCslIum, on
the South and Wett by tbe lands of Daniel
Mc Arthur, J. C. Mctachin, liugh Johnson
and Col. P. P. Smith, and containing about
eight hundred acre, more or lefs, the bound
aries of which will more fn'ly appear by re
ference to the eaid mortgage recorded as
aioresaiu.
The said tract of lan4 will alsa be soldst1
the same time and at tha caisa place and ;r
the satce term under & mortgage executed
by the said O Black to John A. OHchriit, on
the 4tk day cf September, 1877. to secure a
ncte of $&70.82 which mortgage Ls now held
and owned by J. O. McCaskill.and ij resofd ,
4 in th? same 0.H09 in Book T. T., page 345,
3 tne iiit oay orre&ruary 1878,
JUtl A. OlLCillilST, iioifsgce.
W. P. Fxncn, Attorney.
Lumberton, N. C , Kept 18, U80.
sept 23 ta .. I
The Lowest Prices
FORALL KINDS OF PRINtiNG, .
I At 15. S. WAP.i:f ,CK3 Job Office
1
your printing done elsewt ere.
(Office in Beview building.)
jy 22
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
1 a nira t 1
LAUILd i
riTri ARE 8 ELLIN O at Reducoi crices
W Ladles', Mimm and Children's Dree
and Underwear, , Trimmed and U&trimmed
Hats and Bonnets, latett styles.
We will sell S or Stock of abive named
u tides at REDUCED PK I C3 to make
room for fall goods - .
Hair Work and Stamping solicited.
MISESS KACRKIi & McGO WAN.
till