i m ni.
jon.
tvrro aso i-RoraiKroa.
nnfn058.,08TAaK PAID.
f H Qr,t month, 60 cent.
..ui. or 1 J w r
fiWS' i. tndliberu
AjTrtilBlf nij,.- rtort tar and
, ,-,to rewire iW paprireoiar!y.
jfew Advertisements,
Valentines.!
vi f CVTISRS!
C,U.vuw
; FVTIMENTAL VALENTINES
Also,
A very Une Selection of
PRANG'S VALENTINE CARDS.
For sale at
HEINSBEEGBU'S,
tfVE BOOK AND MUSIC STORE.
ftb H - :; ' J
pUBCEirHTJUSr,
UJfDK KRW MAWAORMENT,
Wimi arvjc. N. r.
B. l.PERRY. - - - Prop,
Ut Propriety It'.Mtlc HoteL
H'ltOUai ia all its appoint? eota Terms
ft 60 to $3 perdtf. feb8tf
A Brisk Trade.
1HE KEASON WHY, may lw uuul up
in few word r We keep a varied stock,
rnrMn Goods and Trimminirs a Special tv.'J
ad from day to day something:, new is
idded. iu-uai we4 nave oproea ouia
urfetyof
Black Silk Fringes
With andwithout Jet.
CORDS AND TASSELS, (black and colM)
BUTTONS, In variety. ,
Our BLACK SILKS you should see, be
fre buying, aa we think them the
beat ralue la the market. . :
Carpets.
Iataii department we, are giving some
mi, suites; that U our opinion, now fer
yours. Respectfully,
fei7 R M. McINTIRE.
INDUCE COTS !
I am offeilag thi weak an
Attractive Assortment
file
EST GOODS !
CcatiiUng in pirt of the Oelebrated
Farina Ojster Crackers.
" Willi-n'e aiiertment of
PAWCE" CAKSS,
J" J; '
Fen ' f mall 8ear Cur. d
Hams and Strips,
6W3D BALTIMORE" HAMS,
imm't aad Piper Beldjiici'c
Celebrated Wines,
AnsloSwiss Milk,
Crushed Indian Corn!
4M K lUe of jt saeh article! In my
Km
"f.aUletdtelre. .
- 1 W fell them vary lev and deliTeT
rt; to yw hornet.-
7 John T.
VI . wf axiAtJ
L llludls Norti treaty ,
Fill
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VOL. V WILMINGTON. N.-C, FRIDAY FEBRUARY
LOCAL NEWS,
Vew AdTenuements.
A Suriek Spring Styles 15S1
Alex Spkvnt & Sox The Popular Va
cific Guano , ' ' ; "
HEixsBKBOEn ValenUa f ''
C AV Tat ns Man i fol 1 Order and Letter
Book
"Rumors float with the current of opin
ion.
-1
lie who never commits a folly'is ?.ot
human. - -
January has left us buttheA trees" leare
When it is necessary to yield do so
gracefully.
From vexation and taxation there is
no relaxation.
. Muddy weather tries one's soles; cold
w either, one's coals. ,
Walking is the "sole" occupation of
pedestrians. . ,
H The blunt talker doesn't try to get his
words iu edgewise. .. i ; . j )ff , - . s
Codfish balls this season are by no
means numerous. . r '
Great mashers usually try themselves
on small potatoes. .
"Burlesque butter", is the' popular
trade name for oleomargarihe.' ;
A counterfeit' ten cent piece is being
circulated in the South.
"Yellow corn is said to be more' prolif
ic and sweeter than the white.
To keepsweet potatoes over winter
they must be kept warm and dry.
It is far better to engage in small af.
fairs than to utterly waste one's time.
No man can be utterly an infidel, who
has enough to eat, a good appetite and a
good digestion. .
How to be your own painter : Buy th
N. Y. Enamel Painty ready .mixed anp
warranted at Jacobi's. . f
Fishermen say that shad will be.more
abundant this season than , for many
years-- ' ' : ? - 'r
Love is blind, yet the average ynng
American does't object to that kind of
blindness.
The display of grotesque valentines in
hop windows is larger this season than
ifor many years. .
Ada Gray and her company, who ap
peared here a few weeks ago in Lucre tia
Borgia, ,L' Article 47, and EastLynne
will probably give us another perform
ance on her way north before Lent. .-
Indications
For the South Atlantic State?, clear
weather.followed by increaaingcloudihess,
pessibly by rain areas,' variable .winds
shifting to southeast, stationary or
higher, temperature, falling barometer
in southern portions.
The exports foreign to-day foot up 667
bales cotton, 3,857 barrels rosin, 466,901
feet lumber and 135,457 shingles. , The
shippers are Messrs. E. Kidder & Sons,
Robinson & King, and Alex. Sprnnt &
Son.
' We understand that "The Old Folks
and the Trial by Jury" party who gave
U3 such a very pleasant enteitainment
id the Opera House a few nights ago,
have been invited to play in Charlotte
and that the ladies , and gentlemen are
thinking seriously of accepting the in
vitation. . 4
Between Faycttefllle and Wilmlnff.
-t ''' '-..ton. .
We received some days sinco from Mr.
Jno. H. Murphy, at Point Caswell, a
map of the district of country Tying be
tween Wilmington and Fayetteville 40
the Eastof the Cape Fear, Black and
South rivers, showing the - route which
an extension of the Cape Fear and Yad
kin Valley R. R: could take. It would
pass through an excellent country, as
yet unopened except by river communi.
cation to Point Caswell, and coaid be
built, we .think, at a comparative slight
expense, with the exception of the bridge
at Fayetteville. ,The distance, . hi aH,
between Fayetteville and Wilmington
is but 80 miles, an item very much in its
favor. Jnaccordanco with the request
of Mr." Murphy the map has "been for
warded to Gen. Imboden at Bristol, Ya.
J. N Bick, of Toledo, Ohio, sajs
My father, before wearing the 4,Only
Lung Pad,' cttnl cot steep iiights on
accountof his violent . cougbing; , Bince
wearing , it ha hta slept Boundly, every
rights Sec Adv. , r.'.i-:
, ...
THE SfPRESE COm
DUlarfl Betlgns and Bojnn Is Ap
A f polnled-
" : " fSpi'cjAL "to Dailt Rkvikw.
; Rajrig, February 11, 1881.
i Hon. Tho3 Rufiin has been appointed
to the Supreme Court Bench, Vice
Judge Dillard resigned . Ti. ,
- Miraculous Kseape.
' . This morning a little son of Mr. J. A.
Hankina about 15 years of age, was run
over-by a heavy grocery wagon.. The
little' fenoisittinin thejjagon of
Messrs. i an kins & Hates, ana as jt ran
down in a crossing he fell from the seat
to the ground and the front wheel passed
directly across his head. Fortunately
the little fellow escaped with but a sligh
cut on his ear.
rcnonaL
Gav. Holliday and Col. Thos. H. Car
ter, of Virginia, arrived here this morn
ing, en route for Florida, and stopped at
the Purcell House. They have passed
the day in the city and will spend the
evening with Hon. George Davis at his
residence. They leave to-morrow and
will stop a day at Charleston and a day
in Savannah.
Maj. Jno. Hughes, of Newbern, and
Col. S. L. Fremont arc also in the city oa
a short visit.
Patience and gentleness are useful
and powerful, but they cannot cure a
congh, which however Br. Bull's Cough
Syrup .will always do. .
Bank, of new Hanwver
The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of The Bank of New Hanover was
held at their Baaking House yesterday
afternoon. ' vv
The meeting was organized by Mr.
DuBrutz Cutlar being called to the chair
and Mr. Thos. W. Strange being reques
ted to act as secretary.
Messrs. T. W. Strange and Isaac
Bates were appointed a committee to ver
ify proxies and there were found to be
represented 5,172 shares in person and
1,941 by praxv.
The President of the Bank made bis
report and submitted a detailed state
ment ef the condition of the principal
Bank and its branches when,upon motion,
the report was adopted. His statement
showed the net earnings of the Bank for
the last year to be over 12 per cent,
and for the last six months a fraction
over 7 per cent.
The following . gentlemen were elected
Directors: Jehn Dawson, Donald McRae,
G. W. 'Williams, H. Vollers, E. B. Bor
den, Fred. H. Rheinstein, J. A. Leak, R.
R. Bridgers, Chas. M. Stedman, J. W.
Atkinson, Isoac Bates.
' On motion, the meeting adjourned.
We advise our friends to call at Jacobi's
for Household Hardware of every descrip
tion. There you get the lowest prices, f
Conhty Board of IleaUn.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Board of Health for this, county, held
on the evening of the 9th Un the Com
missioner's room, the following seasona
ble and sensible suggestions, resolutions,
or advice, whatever head itjmay be class
ed under- was offered by DK Thomas
F. Wood and adopted as a part of the
proceedings of the meeting: , In consid
eration t the dansrers resulting from
carelessness ad ignorance of household.
era as regards the scarlet fever, the JSew
Hanover Board of .Health presents - this
warning: Children taken sick with scar
let fever should be isolated irom.the rest
of the family in a room with such furni
ture as is not too valuable to destroy, no
one having access to the room but phy
sicians and nurses. - -
It is earnestly urged that funerals of
persona dying with scarlet fever should
be attended by tne fewest number of per
sons necessary to perform the rite decent
lv. Funerals from churches should not
1e permitted as they tend to spread the
disease. -. v"-- J
Pamphlets on the subject of the limi
tation of tlie spread of diphtheria and
scarlet fever can be, had on ; application
to the Secretary of the Board of Health.
! DoaUWaataPltrw
said a sick raaa to , a druggist, !can
you give ma something to cure Der Ha
mntAM wr lima h&ck and dUsorder-
ed urino aad wera a aure indication et
kidxgy disease. - The druggist toid aim
td use Kidcsy-TTort andin a short time
it pffpctftfl a. Mranleta cure- Have joa
these sptaptosss? Thea get a box or
bottle to-uy 4fbre you bsccaa iaeur
abl3.ItuAffccrt;tafa Ttsdure.
, '. r; . CitT-'Ccurtl:; . --W
Five white jien, all tramps, applied
for -and secured lodging at the Guard
House last night, and were placed in the
Urge room bordering on the cells, and
there locked; In JThis mornins: they
were arraigned before the Mayor. His
lion or told them that considerable com
plaint had been made to him recently
about the number of tramps annoying
the citizens in this community, and, he
would ive;lhem fair notice now that they
must not be caught in- the city . again.
One of the members " of; the"-bar -who
was Dresent in Court waitinsr to anoear
hnAexd
manner of entering the private premises
unannounced, which these tramps are
practising lately is getting to be very
annoying and called for some action -on
the partjofjthe authorities. Another num
ber of the legal fraternity then present
joined his brother of the profession in
declaring the tramps a great nuisance
and stated that one of the tramps then
before the bar of the Court had been in
his back lot three times recently. The
Mayor then gave orders to the Chief of
Police if any of the five persons were
caught in this city after to-day to arrest
them on the spot and lock them up.
Captain Brock detailed two policemen to
give the defendants safe escort beyond
the city limits, and they were according
ly marched out.
The next case was that of C. H. Gil
bert, charged with violating the City
Ordinance relating to and prohibiting
the sale of butchers' meats within certain-
limits. The case was continued
from Wednesday last, at which time the
defendant was arrested upon a warrant
issued by the Mayor. Since that time
however, two other warrants' (one on the
9th and the other on the 10th,) were al.
so issued against defendant for alleged
violations of the same offence on the,
dates above mentioned. Messrs. M.
Bellamy, DuBnitz Cutlar and Jno. D.
Bellamy, Jr., appeared for the defence
and Messrs. Junius Davis and F. H. Dar
by, City Attorney, for the city. Mr.
Lewis M. Williams, Clerk of the Mar
ket, was put upon the stand, and in an
swer to questions by counsel, stated that
defendant had his store open in violation
of City Ordinance passed Jan. 8th, 1881,
on Second, between 'Market and Prin
cess streets, within the prescribed limits
of said Ordinance, and offered for sale
butchers' meats--beef aad pork -to all
who would buy. In answer to a ques
tion by counsel for defendant, witness
said he did not see Mr. Gilbert make aa
actual sale, but that he had his store
open aad offered the meat for sale, and
had told witness that he had sold a quan
tity of beef. The city rested their case
there, and the counsel for defence merely
waited the judgment of the Court. The
Mayor said he found the defendant guilty
and would reserve sentence until to
morrow morning at 9:30 o'clock. Mr.
Cutlar and the Messrs Bellamy, counsel
for defendant, each addressed the Court
in turn, and stated that they desired to
make a regular bona fide contest case
of this, to test the validity of the Or
dinance. Mr. Cutlar stated that they
regarded the Ordinance as null and void,
in consequence of an alleged contract
f-made on the part of the city which this
Ordinance was intended to carry out.
Mr. Junius Davis, counsel for the
city, stated that the Ordinance was sep
arate and distinct from the contract
and quoted, the law from Battle's Re
visai of the laws of North Carolina to
prove the power and authority of the
city to enact" ordinances regulating mar
kets. This opinion of his associate Mr.
AJaroT concurred in. la answer to a
question ! propounded. by1 Mr. Cutlar,
counsel for the defence, His. Honor
stated that he would issue' warrants' for
Mr. Gilbert's arrest every day that he
kept his store open in violation of and in
defiance of the City Ordinance, and added
further that if defendant continued, this
open violation of the City Ordinance he
would close him up and lock him up.
The counsel for defence made no secret
of their intention to appeal froxn the
judgment of ( the Court if pronounced
adversely to their client, whenever the de
cision is so rendered. The Court hav
ing ; previously announced its intention
of deferrimr sentence in the ease until
to-morrow morn in cr. Mr. Gilbert . was
recognized in the sum of $100 for his ap
pearance at that time, after which the
court adjourned. y ; , r v
Ton can now bev Improved Ilextlzg aad
Cook Stoves at CStory prices at Jaccsi's. f
11. 1881. NO. 300
The Bergers.
r. .
Mr. B. G. Berger, advance agent of
the r famous Berger Family and their
combination, is in the city making ar
rangements for the appearance of the
troupe on Thursday evening of next
week. Several new additions have been
made and the company now - numbers
fourteen persons, t
, , ; ; : , Miss Calhoun
.Mr. E. S. Davidson, agent for Miss
Eleanor Calhoun, under. Mr. Jno. T.
Ford's mauagement, is in the city makin
arrangements for the appearance, of the
charmingf little-Southern- actress on 'Fri
day and Saturday evenings of next week.
Miss Calhoun is supported by a strong
oompany.
Meeting at the Exchange:
In accordance with a call from the
Presidents of .the two bodies the; Cham
ber of Commerce and Produce Exchange,
met at the Rooms of the Exchange to
day, at 12 o'clock, to take into consist
eration the Regan bill to regulate Inter
State Commerce, Hon. A. H. VanBok.
kelen, President of tho Chamber of
Commerce, in the chair. After a lengthy
discussion pro and con the meeting ad
journed without final action, subject to
the call of the two Presidents.
TUe Highway Bobbery Case.
The case of highway robbery mention
ed in the Review on Wednesday last has
been continued by Justice Gardner until
Tuesday or Wednesday of next week, in
order to allow the prosecuting witness,
Mr. Henry Clogr, to goto his home in
Brunswick and return. "
Bob Shepard, the colored drayman ar
rested for complicity with the colored
woman, Julia Pierson, in the crime, has
been discharged. A.s there was no evi
dence whatever against him. But the
real culprit and accomplice in the crime
and the man who is said to have struck
the blow which felled Mr. Clogr to the
ground is said to be one George Vann,
colored, who escaped from here the monv
ng after the crime had been committed
to Laurinbursr. AH of which we knew
when we penned our previous article in
regard to this affair, but which we with
held at that time for prudential reasons
Mayor Bizzell, of Laurinburg, was tele
graphed by the officers of the law here
and notified of the facts in the case and
acted very promptly in this matter
and this morning the prisoner George
Vann, arrived here by the C. C. Railroad
in charge of Officer W. B. Hatton, Mar
shal of the town of Laurinburg. Vann
was committed to Jail wnere he wil
await his trial at the time above speci
fied. .
Hundreds of men, women and children
rescued from beds of pain, sickness and
almost death and made string and hearty
by Parker s Ginger Tonic are the best
evidences m tne worm oi us sierung
worth. You can find these in every com
munity. -Post, See advertisement.
New Advertisements.
SPRING STYLES I
1881.
FIRST INSTALMENT OF
BOOTS & SHOES
SPRING & SUMMER SYTLES
' ARRIVING NOW AT
snEIER'Q Shoe Stor e ;
febll ' Market Street
The Popular
PACIFIC GUAIJO I
ALEX. SPBUIVT & SON,
General Agents,
Wilmington, IV. C.
SUB-AGENTS :
A. C. Melke,
L; L. McLaurin &, Sons,
Erenrtt Brew & GUI, - -Whitevtlle
Wine Company,
L. T. Hicks,
O. nick, ------
A. D. Black, -
Daniel Bowden, - - - -
T. B. Pierce, - - -
J. D. Rogers, -
McRae Bros, - - - -
R.R. Barnes, - - - -- -
feb llnUt-wSm
Lumberton,
Laurinburg,
Laurinburg, .
Wbltevflle,
Faison'a,
Mount Olive,
Kenanaville,
Bowden'a,
Warsaw,
Nichol,
Shoe Heel,
Barnesville.
!7o will to glai to wLlih tsasulcatlost
from onr friaadj on aay and all labfoets .
re&aral Interest but - ,
Tha naao of ta writar nut alvayt bs far
Biihoi to tho Editor... ; .
Oommrrnlcitlonj cmt bo ; wrlttea oa only
oaocidoof tho.papr
. Perwaaitlea.aaji V-VoUcA-Vtii v '
Aad It li eepoeiallr rsuiaiJyiusder
ftood that the Editnr tarM alwayi esdorta .
the vioirt ot eorrupoa la t oslt mo " lata i ,
la the editorial eohunaa.
Now Adverticomonts. . ,
Dancing: lOfasses;1
IVF' FANNns(rs NEW classes ;Yn
DANCING at RANKIN 'IIl'U open ,on?
Saturday, at : P.M., for married Laclioo .
and Gentlemen, Younir LaiUrs and Gentle--men
and Children. - , . . , . ;
TERMS- Ten Dollars. Two or more pu
Tils from one faurl'y. Nine Dollars each.';
Round Dances and German, .rcjalty.
Evening Class for Ladies- and, QeuUemen,-S;
1; M- - . . fcb D-Si '
Manifold Order and1 Let-!"
i . tcr Bopli ' "
JTOfiS AWAY WITH THE OLD AND
cumbenoxae tjslem cf pre bruab, waterf "'
Ae., and is done in a tenth of the time, here-
. ........... ..v.. , .
tofore required, as the letter, and copy are
writd at o see. No Ink, no pea required. -
Complete itoek at
Yates' Book Store.
feb7
Fresh Arrivals.
150 Bag8 Bi,C0FFEE
60 Bblf Eefined 8gar,
60 Bbla N O Sugar, ' . :
75 flhds Nw Cuba Uoluias,
100 Bbls NewJOr eati Molawei.
25 Tierces Obarleitoa Bioe,'
103 Bbkj Seed PoUtoet,
eoo.Bwhels Va. Meil,
C0 Baihi Seed Oats, .
1000 BblaGood Flour, V
100 Bbla Meti Porki
HALL & PEaRSALL.
feb7
Sundries.
io 000i8aclc L R salt
3000 Sacks MarfihaUs alt
Tor sale low by: .
WILLIAMS & MURCniSON J
300 Sacks corrEE
200 BbU stJGA
For sale low by
t
WILLIAMS & MURCIIISONJ
Bbls FLOUrT
1000
200
Bbla POTATOES,
ifor sale low by
WILLIAMS & MURCHISOK;
Candy, Candles, Crackers, Cheecf Lya
Potash, Soda, Soaps, &c.
For sale low by . -
WILLIAMS & MURCniSON.
jan 31 Importers & Wholesale Grocer
BOSTON
Parker House Soups
TOMATO,
MOCKiTUETLE"
OXTAIL,
' 4 JULIENNK,
PEA,
MACCABONI
VEBMICELLI,
CONSOMME,?
BEEF,
ANDERSON'S MINCE MEAT, ,
Bat in' the jnaxkct
For tile at
CEO. r.lYERS,
fb 7 got. 11 tad 11 South rcnt BU
The Lovect Priceo
JglOBALL KINDS OP PHISTTNO,
AtE. S. WABROCS:3 Job OZce.
Get estimates at this cflco btfbre hivlrj
ycur printlrg djra clrcrhcrs. I f .
(Ocala Uevir tzZZ-71
jy3 .