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ciihed to tho Editor.
OoaununJeatlona aaat bo wiltteajoa otly
oaaridaof taejepr.
Personalities mu woidsd.
And It Is otpeeisJly su parioJarly;nnd
stood that the Editor ess aot always esdort e
tbe views et corraepon rfea ta salsa to tatsd
la the editorial columns.
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VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1880. NO. 233
km report aay aaa
popers regularly.
Daily
Reyiew.
THE LITTLE
FOLKS I
Wholesale and Retail.
10 & QOBDICK
l.fl. Comr EZrfct U Oteond
H V3W FGX.LT PX1FARKD TO
tit Urfoai
eat of'
Holiday Coodo
U" aewn Tfcey are ky far too
Kftt4wel!eft A visit only otaeover
IstfrMftd.
f,ii, fay OoeAt, Vfaeolbarvewf. Carta,
TilHipeWjapaMipa. fUf 0er 1M dei.
tnm U to f I eaeh. Broeas, Buckets, Ia
ts, Dsil Oarrlaf , SoekUg Hones.
The largest stock of
Tin 'Ware
t?i of 5ew York.
Onr Prices are Lower
Irt vtevi eafcly state that to House In tbt
Wholeoale Buyerc.
Vjgtr yeuaay IM ef ear stook by d-
BBOWH & RODDICKS
FANCY GOODS.BAZAA.B,
1 1 Corner or Market aid Beeond its
WTlO
;5BL 3E O -EES-
ARE MAKING AND HAVE CON
ftantly, on hand all grados of Rice from
COMMON to TANCT
HUF RICE, SUAiyCICE RlCCriA-
D0USE-A gtDOd cheap food for Eors,
Covi,Hogt, &c Also a fine article for
kidtaj Poultry.
- All food sold at Charleston price.
st 18 Proprietors Carolina Rlee Mills;
Highest Cash Prices
plID TOR. HJDB3, W09L.J MKT ALP,
US9 Asby
JNO. J. CON PREY A COn
Srakto aad Garal Dealer,
Ooraer Doek and Water Mr
lUfer fa tirat Ifattonal Baak.
aoT b-m
Notice.
ALL PERSON8" are forbidden to harbor
. my wife, Sarah Jane Tatom, or in aay
shelter, as she has left my. house without
provocation. I shall prosecute to tbt
otmost extent ot the law any person who
nua ner in any aDove prucuirs.
Bor83-2td&w - M. W. TATOM.
Turpentine Hands
T OiN OiVK KMP1.011IB5T. at fa'r
I i m - I vllllDPulrKP
vaftS ID I I6W yooa wr an ina
'USDS, to work in Boah Oarolisa. I will
"fatt for box earner ttaaon. or iron now
fek HI - lout MsA W mmM9
Mh at aaa learn a waaUd fro fin ntw uatil
rt Ubrlataaa or for fall season, PPir
Mrtoar by letter to J H BALSRTINB,
?Hri&teadtBi Lexlnrtea Gotartboate, 8.
wro BVItU. ai W UKirvii v
A B VlaBOKKILEJr.
lMwd-lwJ
.JAS. tCEAi
JJTAL SUlUltOw ,
, AKD kXQHAHlO
8 Ooraer Froat sad Market street,
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"Mw nml8to.:0
jKEMBH
It is rumored that Dalcigno has been
occupied by the Turkish troops, and it is
rumored that it hasn't.' Thar now!
'3he cotton operatives in Northeast
Lancashire are renewing the agitation in
favor of an increase of wages, on account
of the improved condition of the cot tun
trade.
There is a strong probability that
Egypt and Abbyssinia will have another
tussle. 8eren thousand soldiers are said
to hare left Cairo for the southern fron
tier. ' " 4
The roads which hare been par ticipa
ting in the cheap fare fight at Chicago
agree in reporting increased earnings
even inpaisenger business. There is a
hiat herein which some people might lay
hold of if they would.
Gin. Garfield has .scored at least one
iteaible action. He arrived in Wash
ington City yesterday andin compliance
with bis expressed wish, the public re
ception which It hAd been intended to
five him was abandoned.
The cold wave still prevails at the
North. The Hudson and Delaware
riven are frozen over and water traffic is
suspended. In the Northwest it is said
that 74 vessels are froien in the ice on
Lake -Erie and the thermometer at
Winnepegi Manitoba, marked 25 degrees
below zero.
The engagement is announced in
Washington of the venerable Bishop
Pintkney (Protestant Episcopal) of
MarylAnd to Miss Lucy Hunter. The
romance of his married life, is somewhat
remarkable. .His first wife was a lady
twenty years his senior, who made his
christening rebe when he was a babe.
Her death occurred several years ago.
The prospective bride is twenty years
his junior, and for niie years has held
the post of matron in the Louise Home
in Washington. .
LOCAL NEWS.
Hew JLdvertissments.
Williams & Mubchison Groceries
Ofiiba Housa Rose Ey tinge
DMxcRak Notice
Jko T Patrick To Wilmington Busi
ness Men , ,
8 Jhwbtt Grand Opening H
Hbtwsbbbgeb Bridal Presents.
C W Tatbs All that is Necessary .
A & I Sbbieb The New Store
Window Glass all sizes at Altaffer &
Erica's. t
The barber's apprentice is usually a
strapping fellow.
The newest, lateat, beat nod cheapest
at EotBHTHAti a. f
"No matter how old a crowbar may bo,
it remains as pry as ever.
The special term of Robeson Superior
Court begins on the 6 th of December.
Swamp Angels, Ball Dogs, and other Re
volvers at very low prices at Jacobi's. f
We'll take Thanksgiving in ours to
morrow 'and hence there will be no issue
of the Revibw on that day.
Seeing is believing without doubt you
can buy Cooking and Heating Stoves at al
most any priee at Jacobi's. t
There will be Thanksgiving services
to-morrow in St. James' Church at 11
o'clock. Offerings for St. James' Home.
It is sweet to live, but ohl how bitter
to be troubled with a cough, day and
night. But Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is
a sure remedy and the cost is only 25
cents.
Rain or snow is what Turner's Alma
nac promised for yesterday and to-day.
At this writing it looks and feels as
though it would be snow.
How to catch 'em. Just buy the Delusion
Rat and Moose traps. Caught nearly forty
one night. These traps are sold at Jaco-
BI'S.
t
. How to be your own painter. Just buy the
N. T. TCpfti Paint, ready mixed and war
ranted at Jacobi's. f
The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Navassa Guano Company of
Wilmington will be held at their office
in this city on Thursday, December 9th.
Shell pink is a fashionable color. The
husband of the lady, who wears the pink
usually does the shelling. -
Those who have an itching head should
use HaWr VetittabU Sicilian Hair Re
Jncsr to stop it.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 1,453 bales.
It was nearly ten degrees warmer here
this afternoon at 4 o'clock than it was at
the same hour yesterday.
The man who blow3 continually about
voting as he was shot, is often the one
who keeps about half shot himself.
Da&cint; lratouti ;ivm free at Koses
THAlV Pcmp ao!e boo? and ehoee for
the bail rocoi. " f
A dentist may be as mild a3 a lamb I
but if a person goes to buy any of his
wares he shows his teeth.
We advise all in need of Household Hard
ware to first go to J acobi's.' There you get
the lowest prices. f
The bee can deliver a stinging retort
and yet keeps it3 mouth shut. This is
where it has the advantage of the cam
paign orator.
Rice birds are about played out. Not
so with those Scotch soles at Rosenthal's
They last for ever. f
Married life reaches the acme of hap
piness when a woman can eat crackers
in bed without any complaint from her
husband.
Water street mcrcbanta will keep their
fast dry in Winter by waring Rosen
thal's boots and ehoes. t
The Postoffice will be closed to-morrow,
Thanksgiving day, from 9:30 a. m.
to 4:30 p. m.- Tho mails will clo3e as
usual.
Live turkeys were selling here to-day
at $1 for hens and $1.25' for gobblers.
Dressed-turkeys brought from 18 to 20
cent a pound.
The only difference between a pig
mak;ng a glutton of himself, and a man
making a pig of himself, is that the pig
at some future day will be cured.
""AT large bear was killed on Harmon's
Creek, in Pender county, and 6old in
this market yesterday and to-day. It
brought 10 cents a pound. We got hold
of a little piece of it to-day at dinner,
and we'd as soon tackle a piece of alliga
tor, with the hide on.
The Festival Last Sight.
Our Roman Catholic friends had a
grand time at their festival in Germania
Hall last evening. As usual the festival
was well attended and the results most
satisfactory. The committee, Messrs. F.
H. Darby, James Corbett and D. Quin
livan, assisted the young ladic3 most no
bly. No efforts were spared to make the
entertainment what it should be and ev
ery one present will agree with us in say
ing the festival was a perfect success.
Arrest of on Escaped Prisoner.
Charles Hawes, colored, an escaped
prisoner from Elizabethtown jail, charged
with larceny, was arrested iu this city
this morning by one of Sheriff Manning's
deputies. The captive declared ho was
not the man,-as he said his name was
Hall, not Hawes. He was committed,
however, all the same, to the tender mer
cies of Dan Howard, the Jailor, who will
hold him until a requisition from the
Sheriff of Bladen county comes to hand,
demanding his return to Bladen.
Personal.
Mr. W. G. Browne, the celebrated
portrait painter and artist, long and fa
vorably known to many of our best citi
zens, is in the city. Mr. Browne hails
from Washington city now where he has
been residing for the past five years prac
ticing his profession.
Our good friend Jno. T. Patrick, of
Wadesboro, is in the city to-day and fa
vored us with a visit Capt. Patrick has
established himself as a general adver
tising agent and is here as representative
of the papers published in the Pee Dee
section. We commend him to the ad
vertising public of this city as one who is
thoroughly reliable in whatever he says
and whatever he undertakes.
Alarm of Fire.
There was an alarm of fire to-day,
shortly before 12 o'clock, which did not,
however, become general. It came from
the residence of Mr. E. Thorburn, on
Third street, between Walnut and Red
Cross. There was some defect in the
chimney and the house caught on the roof.
The neighbors rushed to the rescue and
succeeded in putting out the fire with
buckets of water. A hole about three
feet Bquare in the roof is about the only
damage sustained.
The banks and the Produce Exchange
wiil close to-morrow and there will be a
general suspension of business here.
We are sorry to learn that Mr. H. B'
E lers is very ill at his residence in this
city. Last night his condition was con
sidered very precarious but today, we
are glad to learn, there was improvement
manifested.
Joint Services
There will be joint worship to-morrow
by the Baptist, Presbyterian,' Methodist
and Lutheran"! congregations. The
Thanksgiving services will be held in
St. Paul's Lutheran church and the ser
mon will be delivered by Rev. T. Pago
Ricaud, of the Fifth Street M. E.
Church. !T
Ladies, tea best his ud the easiest
ahoea for th little joes are at KoXH
TKAl's. t
An Evenlig l Anticipate.
. A rare opportunity for a rare enter
tainment of muiic, both instrumental
and vocal, will bo offered our citizens un
der the auspices ef the Wiiumg;on
Library Association, on the 22d of next
month. The performers are to bo the
celebrated "Mendelssohn Quintettc
Club," of Boston, who will give one en
tertainment here at the Opera House on
the evening of the 22d cf December
An Exclllnz Runaway.
We thought at one time this morning
there would be a vacancy on tho city
Democratic Executive Committee, occa'
sioncd by the sudden demise of the
Chairman,, F. H. Darby, Esq., whom we
thought would be precipitated from a
Dngy to the. Belgian pavement on
Front street, and our reasons were good
for thinking so, for the aforesaid buggy,
in which was sitting Mr. Darby with an
other gentleman, was being dragged along
furiously at a break-neck speed up From
street by a runaway htrse4which was at
tached to the buggy, But tho gallant
Chairman, nothing daunted that his hat
blew off, while each particular hair oa
his head stood up like quills upon the
fretful porcupine, swung to the
lines right nobly and manfully.
But sooa the znanmastered the beast
and the buggy was turned around and Mr.
Darby and his companion came riding
back again, ome smoking a cigarette in
differently, while the other wore a smile
of triumph while he still laid back en
the reins; but suddenly, when in front of
the old Market House, the horse took
fright again and off he darted over the
same ground he had just passed, at the
same rate of speed. This called to mind
very forcibly (for it was very 6uggestive)
John Gilpin's ride, of which many of our
readers no doubt have read an account
Quite a crowd gathered, looking on in
breathless expectation of seeing the oc
cupants thrown out by coming in collis
sion with Borne street corner, lamp post
or vehicle,and every looker-on hoped that
each of those poor fellows bad a good
large policy on his life, for there was
not an insurance man in the crowd that
would have taken the risk fright then.
However, we are happy to add that our
heroes came out safe and sound, without
any damage to life or limb. But we
don't think Mr. Darby bought that
horse. .
Habit, if not necessity, makes a Hai
Dressing such.as Dr. Ayers laboratory
issues indispensable to many. The "Vig
or" is one of the most debghtfol we
have ever used. It restores not only the
color, but gloss and luxuriance, to faded
and gray hair.
Drlnit J-ed Aatray.
Mr. Edward E. Marks, Business
AeentofCyril Searle's "Drink" Com
bination, supporting Rose Eytinge, is
here making arrangements for the ap
pearance of the troupe in this city on
Monday and Tuesday evenings next
The play is well spoken of and Miss
Eytinge is an actress of no mean repute.
The play "Brink" is a strong one. It
abounds in startling situations and
striking tableaux, which are realistic
and natural. It is a sad history, power
fully related, and portrays certain phases
of life and character with truth and fidel
ity, and it has a moral which cannot
fail to have a greater or less effect. An
exchange says:
The company performing the drama
at the Grand Opera is & splendid one,
probably as good a one as has appeared
in this city m a year. It appreciates the
strongest parts in the play and makes
the most of them.
. As Qtrvaiu Miss Rose Eytinge gives
a powerful and finished piece of acting
and makes the part her own.
There is so much'1 ia ber toneentiea
and rendition of the character to praise,
so many delicate points which merit no
tice that no review of her performance
dould do her justice. She has to "be
seen and studied to be appreciated.
Too much in praise cannot be said of
the Coupeau of Cyril Searle. His con
ception of the character perfect and
his portrayal startling in its truthfulness
to nature.
Tie makes the famous delirium tre
mens so life-like and so . terrible in its
realitv tint the audience ia involnnts,rilv
and in spite of itself filled with thehorrors
and terrors of the miserable suffering
uoupeau. -.
. Another fine piece of acting fs the
Viraime of Miss Nellie Jones. The
character is a difficult one. but tht lady
portrays it artistically and well.
Little Olivia Henry makes a very
pleasing and attractive Nana. The lit
tle ladv aDDears to thoroughly annreci
ate her party, and she acts it well.
"Liea Astray "will be produced, with
Rose Evtincre in her original role as At
mand Chandoce, which she acted 200
nights in New .York -,
Chas. L. Rossiteb. 195 Summit St..
Toledo, Ohio says: I would not take
one thousand dollars for my LxceiHor
W-" - mm -
Kidney rad. ir 1 could not set another.
I have gained in three mouths - th:rty
pounds. .See Adv.
When you visit or leave i ew York City,
atop at tbe Grand Unioii Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot. European plan.
Booms reduced to $1.00 and upwards
Restaurant unsurpassed at moderate prices
Street cars, stages and elevated railroad to
all parts ot tbe city. ly
No remedy, for kidney diseases here
tofore discovered can be held for one mo
ment in comparison with Warner's Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. C A. Harvey,
D. D.t Washington, D. C.
Hew Advertisements.
Wilmington
BUSINESS MEN desiring to advertise in
any or all of the papers published in
the Pee Dee section of North or South Car
olina, can get low rati?s by addresjingJNO.
T. PATRICK, Advertising Agent, Wades
boro, N. C, as he has special rates with the
papers in the above named territory.
nov 34-lt
Grand Opening
OF CHRISTMAS TOTS AND FANCY
Goods. Will be ready in a few days.
Let everybody wait a minute. Look to
Rbvibw for announcement of the opening
of the finest stock of Xmas goods ever
brought to this city.
S. JEWETT,
nov 34 . North Front st.
Notice.
rpHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the Navassa Guano Com
pany of "Wilmington, will be held at their
office, in this city, on Thursday, the 9th day
of December next. D. MacRAE,
nov 21 Sect'y and Treasurer
OPERA HOUSE.
Two Nights Only.
Holiday and Tuesday, Hov- 29 & 30
Cyril Searle'a ''Drink" Company, support
ing the Distinguished Artiste,
ROSE EYTINGE, in Cfcas. Reade's Drama
tization of Zola's great novel "L'Assom
moir,"entitIed 4DRINK" Tuesday night:
"LED ASTRAY". Miss Rose Eytinge as
Amande Chandoce. Tickets on sale at
Heinsberger'a Live Book Store. Admitsion
$1. Parquet Circle 75c. Gallery 25c. No
charge for reserved seats. nov 24-5t
CLOAKS,
DOLLMAIIS,
AND SHAWLS,
JN GREATER VARIETY THAN ANY
House ia North Carolina.
R. M. McINTIRE.
CARPETS ST0BK
A full stockjon hand, many new styles.
OIL CLOTHS in all wVltha
nov 15
The New Store
gHRIKR'S SEW BOOT AND j
Shoe Ftoreraraiaa the great point "VL
of attraeUsn
BOOTS l SHOES
For everjfc dy, Jold aad yovng,
lltt'e and big.
3Tae finest atoek. and , the lowest
prices at
cot 12 Uaiket Street.
New Advertisomts
32 Market '92. 32
Sisn of the Show Caso with izo
Shoemaker-
M1
T STOCK OF BOQT3 ASD SHOES
always complete. Call and examine. ,Sat
Isfaction guaranteed to customers. Now is
vne ume to supply your lamillos.
A full lino of those CHILDREN'S a
SCOTCH SOLE, in lace and buttons. See
ing la believing. Convince yourself of the
fact.
A new lot of tho? o 'SCOTCH SOlM
GAITERS just deceived. Don't forest tho
old number. I ,
Co ROSEiITHAL,
3d Market Street.
BQT t ?
Grocelies &c. "
QH A KoUs Cotton RAGGING," '
OUU VU ilaud J'$" lbs
1500Eundles cw and lV(t Tn:'
gQQ 'Lbs Bagging TWINE,
1000 FL0UR' alIradcs' "
400 Bxa Smoked andlDry Sait sijes'
I Uh?8 and BblsNmv Crop Cr.hu,
OUU and N O Molasses.
1200 Kess NA11'3' 4 tf,4(v
QQQ Bales HOOP IRON,
Daffs SHOT, all sizes,
gQQ BAGS COFFEE, all grade?,
250 Bbls SUGAR 311 ? raic8'
" Boxe Assorted CANDY,
: 25 Tubs Pure Leai IjARD'
: 50 Boxes starch
: Cases LYE,
2QQ Boxes SOAP,
JQQ Boxes TOBACCO,
'. 200 Boxes and Half Bbl3 SNUFF
2QQ Gross MATCHES,
Wrapping Paper, Twine, Soda, Candle?,
Crackers, Pepper, Ginger, t'pice, Water
Buckets, &c.
For sale low by
nov 24 (WILLIAMS & MURCIIISON.
Bridal Presantsr.
-TJSEFUL AS WELL AS ORNAMENTAL
Presents, iq large variety, can always h?
fouad at
- HEINS3ERGER'S .
Gold Pens and Pencils.
JUST RECEIVED a large lot of line Gold
Pens and Peneilt, from Mabie, Todd A Co.,
and John Foley, of New York, at
'HE1N3BERGE R'S,
Live Book aad llmic ttore
nov 22
For the People.
LARGE STOCK OF
Seasonable Goods.
HEAVy & LIGHT GRQCERJESi
To meet the demands of trade wc are
prepared to fill all orders, and guarantee to
please all as to price nd quality cf cOd?
Send us your ord en. '.'.
HALL & PEARS ALL.
nov 23
AH that is JSec03sary.
JTUOP IN AT TATE8' BOOK STOBE
and see for yonnelt Every Bteaier ad
to his already largo stocr. An nnuzuil full
etock cf
PancT Goods,
including many novelties.
O&G AIT 8 on easy terms. '
ov 22 , BtiUoner sd Book elir
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