ttcndav
JOSB
y. j m n
& m MJk mm
' tVXf0 AD PKOPKIKTO.
WtSSO; Three
" ? l 15- Oae month, 63 cent.
3"'3fb rill' b delivered by carriers,
fSe ?'? i9T Prtof thecitr.aUhe
fV..or isntspr.rwfc
-T , Jibrat
. to r-i" 7,eir PP" regally.
nTmore leaky roofs !
uriTFU PROOF PAINT
1
Ual for gtor-pin ? l,- It sruar-
..J for 10 rears. Auy roof, no matter
, . can be saved by this paint.
Paint ayJ for Daarcp Wall
t U ca efi
d testimonials furnished upon
cfttion at Office of the Iron Clad Paint
rr engecoD J,' between Market and
feb 20-
SrMNfi STYLES
1.881.
FIKST INSTALMENT OF
BOOTS & SHOES
IN
ARRIVING NOW aI. :
SiXn.XSB.; Shoo Store
If Si
Market Street
32 Market St. 3S
8
i?a of the Shew Case with th
Slicemsker
jJY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SROES
always complete. Call and examine. Sat
?.&ction guaranteed tocuBtomera. Now ia
ie time to supply your families.
ipatS? line of th08e CHILDREN'S
UTIH SOLE, ia lace and buttons. Soe
JgUbcUevloff. Couvinceyourself of the
A. tew lot of those FHOTf!TT RHT.-R
JAITER3 juii received. Don't forget the
D.
ROSENTHAL,
33 Market Street.
0T 8
Com, Bacon, Molasses.
ft OnnCushs PrIcao .White CORN,
OUU New Crop Cnba,
Just weived and for sale low by
,vS ILMAM8 5IURCHI80N)
,0, Sugar, Coffee, &v.
1000 Bbl Hour, all grades,
Bbls Susrs, Granulated, A, Extra
CandC, .BblsSew Orleans Sujar,
553 Bg Coffee, different grades,
125 Boxe S sorted Candy
10( Tubs Choice Leaf Lard,
75BMaad Bo4es LemongCakcs, :
3:3 Boxes Lyeand Potash"
200 Boxes Soap, .
75 Box and Ke-s Soda,
100 Boxes and Ualf Bbls Snuff,;.
fot. Bucket, P&pert Spice, Pepper, Gln-
p Hoop Iron, &c., Randolph Sheeting
for sale b
5jm:lAMSr& MURCHI80N.
He
uvian Cuano.
2000 Tons
p0R SALE BY
Sluams&MuichiBcm
T,rj aftenn
I'M'. 1 H tt i
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VOL. VI WILMINGTON, N: C. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16. 1881: NO. 15
Local nSws.
HfUNSBEiiGEK Heliotrope Water
J A SriiixGEB Horses for Sale;
Notice to Second Ward
See ad Second Ward
See ad Mrs Joe -Person's Inliau Tonic
Bitters
C W Yates Pull Stock
A Sar.izn Spring Styles 1 SSI
Have you registered i II ey?
Do you intend to register? If i.ot,
why t
The trees that are mo?t in the sen
bear .the sweetest fruit?.
t Vandyke red ii the latest color a
shade darter thai) cardinal.
Clear medium French blues are reviv
ed as the latest rival of navy blue.
For ladies at church the correct thiug
now is to rerhoye the glove from the
right hand.
Some people think it an excess of
magnanimity to forgive those whom they
have injured. - !
Mr. J. I Macks has removed his ofiice
to a suite-of rooms on the first iloor of
thet)ld National Bank building.
A gentleman the other evening object
ed to playing cards with a lady, because
she had such a winning way about her,
Plow to oe your own painter: Buy the
N. ; Y. Enamel Paint, ready mixed and
warranted at Jacobi's. f
It is a curious fact that from vice to
virtue the road is a long andhard one,
while from virtue to vice the read is very
short.
We make solemn promises to be aw
fully good when we are in danger of death
but when we begiu to get well we forget
all about them.
The couple that wrangle incessantly
at home are its loving as turtle doves in
the railroad car. Advertised affection
is generally bogus.
It is not safe to have too many irons
oa tbe fire.' When a man tries to catch
two rabbits he must needs leave OBe and
is apt to lose the other.
The number of croquet sets sold in the
United States during the past five years
is estimated at 8,000,000, and still wc
continue to send missionaries to Asia.
Do you call yourself a Democrat? then
act like one, register and go to your
Ward meeting prepared to abide the de
cision of the voice of the majority. A
minority must not and cannot dictate to
a majority.
, Chief -of Police Brock is improving
the sidewalks on the west side of Seventh
street, between .Mulberry and Walnut,
and on the north side of Mulberry, be
tween Sixth uud Seventh streets, with a
plentiful supply, of ballast.
We advise our frie'mls to call at Jacobi'6
for Household Hardware of every deecrip
tion. There you get the lowest prices, f
Pick.u Up oa the Mrcct.
William Dabncy, colored, the filthy,
diseased, horrible specimen of numanity,
picked up "On the streets one night dur"
ing tbe8cverc weather of last winter by
the police and afterwards sent to the
Poor House, was to day found drunk and
down on the streets and taken to the
Guard Uonse. The authorities aro at a
los3 to know what to do with the creature
or where to put him.
IU Rvci on What lou are Doln.
What is oce man, or two men, or any
set of men to the important issues at
stake in this campaign? The credit of
the cityhas been raised since a .Dcmcf
cratic Board of Audit and Board of Al
dermen came into power from far below
par, where the Radicals left it, to par.
The bends of the city have been raised
from 58 cents on the dollar to 100 cents.
Would you exchange this state of things
for anothe Radical mil-administration?
Go to Ji-COBi's for Doors, Sash and
Blinds, pure Whito Lead, Oils, Varnishes
Window Glass, all elzei. All at the lowest
prices. t
r i -1 i ' 1
Snuff or dust ofany kind, and strong,
caustic or poisonous solutions aggravate
catarrh and drive it to' the lungs. Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures catarrh by
its mild, soothing, cleansing and healing
properties. Each package prepares cme
pint of the Remedy ready for use, and
costs only fifty cents. Sold by drug
gists. So positively certain is it ia its
resaltnhat its former proprietor used to
offer a standing reward of $500 for a
, case it would not cure.
4
struck He. f
. 1
Those gentlemen who wero in the
woods Sunday afternoon looking for
flowering moss struck lie' i. e.f they
found some money, which they pocketed
andcame back to town with both mosa
and money. Talk about your mineral re
sources! Whatjcan beat a country -where
silver, ready coined,' ig found on the sur
face of the ground?
Humpty imuiy.
3dr. 15. II. Grovcr, Business auager
ol iliial's New llumpty Dumpty, is ia the
city arransuir; For - the ; appearance of
Ilial'tj Novelty Combination herd oh
Wednesday evening next. The 'company
come well endorsed and havo taken a
new departure in the way of prices of
admission. The prices charged are 23
and 35 cents each, and only 50 cents for
reserved scats. Mr. G rover's stands of
bilh arc very fine and arc enough , in
themselves to start one's risibles.
& ciiee.lne Prospect.
i . ,
Wc understand that an official opinioa
f has been expressed to the effect that
the probabilities, not the possibilities,
are that there will be 22 feet of water on
Main Bar within a few years and that
perhaps more than that can be obtained
1 by a liberal expenditure of money. In
other words.you can have plenty of water
if you will but pay for it. This is
cheerio? news in view of the fact
that it will all be utilized in a few years
when the iron horse comes thundering
down over one continuous line of rail
way from the Blue Ridge to Wilming
ton, j -
Improvements.
The improvements recently made on
the South side of Princess street, be
tween Front and Secotd have added
very greatly to the appearance of things
in that locality. Mr. D. O'Connor's res'
idenceand ofiice have undergone a won
derful transformation and one would
scarcely recognize in the property next
East of his the buildings which have
been so familiar to the eye for years past.
These last are owned by Mr. E. T. Han
cock, who by altering the arrangements
for entrance to the various offices and by
a liberal use of paint has made a wonder
ful change for the better. The locality
is a very attractive one now.
City ottrl.
Julia Ford, colored, and Charles Rich
ardson, colored, were arrested last night
on Front street for engaging in an af
fray. This morning they were both ar
raigned upon the foregoing charge.
Jnlia Ford being an old offender and
having been oa two previous occasions
brought before the. Mayor upon very
serious charges was fined $10 or given
the alternative of ten days in the C. P.
Being short of the necessary spondulicks
to liquidate the fine defendant was sent
below. It being the first offence of the
other defendant, or at least his first ap
pearance beforo Mayor Fishblate, he was
discharged and the Coart adjourned.
Cap. Fear ToDacco Works.
We visited yesterday the Capo Fear
Tobacco Works, Factory No. 210, situat
ed on the old Camp Lamb site, on Sixth,
between Campbell and Hanover streets.
The new bnilding is 94 by 40 feet and
is two stories and a jump high. It is sit
uated on the line of the railroad and has
many conveniences over the old one.
The capacity of the factory b bep
doubled. - One hundred hands will be em
ployed and the machinery run by steam.
Additional' machinery will be added, in
cluding a lump machine tor plug to
bacco, The proprietors will use 2,500
pounds of unmanufactured tobacco a day
in the manufacture of their plug and
smoking tobaccos, on which they will pay
the Government 16 cents per pound, or
$100 a day,or $135,200 a year as revenue.
,3Their conveniences for loading and un
loading the cars will be very fine. A
platform will be built on a level with
the car , doors, and the goods will be
, .. ' . . , ...
ra sea up to tne street, wuicn is aooui. -w t
feet abomthe railroad tracks, by anlc j
Tator, or derrick. The dry house is built ;
of brick, and will be used in drying out
the tobacco in bad weather. The engine,
which will be the motive power of the
hydraulic presses, lump machines, etc.,
will be in a brick building sear the East
end of the factory. , The work on, the
ouuaiug very cny WmVi
the operators wOl be put to work man-
- - ? v ,
uacuriBgwuff us cviy PVSprinr and Summer millinery and on
WVs. .... ,, . . .i , : , f- I
' We appreciate ao pleasures ualezs ve r
are occasionally deprived of themv 4 1 '
THE UAKKET HUDDLE.
Opinion of Hessrs Herrimm & F nl
ler They Think.The Laws Consti
tutional. Oar opinion is requited in response to
the fol lowing stated questions, viz:
1. Does the actentitled "An Act for
the Better Protection of Farmers and
Fishermen," ratified on the 5th day of
March,: A. D. 1881; and the act entitled
'An Act Supplemental ; to tfn Act to
Provide for the Better Protection of Far
mers and Fishermen," ratified the 7th
day of March A. IX.183L . abolish the
police and sanitary powers of the city
authorities of the city of Wilmington?
2-Does the fact that thirty days' no-
tico of the application to pass said acts
was not given render them void?
3.' If theeaid acts were not read in the
General Assembly on three different days
are they therefore void?
1. Wo cannot doubt that the police
and sanitary powers of the city authori
ties of the city ot Wilmington are
unaffected by eaid act, except in
thT relpec? Sat - The Sties
nf J! ; I: i,
cannot , compel farmers and fish
ermen to sell the things specified in the
acts mentioned at particular places.
They may make all- reasonable regula
tions Tn respect of the sale of such arti
cles consistent with the rights of the far
mers and fishermen to sell from their ve
hicles oa the streets and alleys of the
city. . This is -manifest from the terms,
spirits and purpose of the acts. The
plain- purpose of the acts is to pre
vent monopoly, and to let the sale of
such articles be free on the street and
alleys of the city, subject, nevertheless
to the reasonable regulations authorized
by law.
2. We are of opinion, in reply to the
second question propounded, that it may
well be questioned whether these acts are
private laws ia the sense of section 12 of
Article 2 of the Constitution. They aie
probably local public laws. But if they
ere private laws, the question of notice
ot. application to pass them is one for the
Legislature, and upon .which the courts
cannot act, unless perhaps if it appeared
by the acts themselves or by the journals
of the General Assembly, the courts
might in such case declare them void.
The courts must take it the presump
tion is that the acts were duly passed,
and it could not pet proven by parol, or
by admission of parties interested, that
notice was not given. See Gatling vs.
Town f Tarboro, 78 N. O. R. 119.
3. Asto the third question propound
ed to us above, we are of the opinion
that the acts mentioned do not al
low "cities or towns," and particular
ly the city of Wilmington, to raise
money on the credit of, or pledge the
faith of, or impose any tax upon the
people of the city of Wilmington, other
wise than as provided by law at the time
of the passage ot the acts under considera
tion. These acts do not exempt farmers
and fishermen from taxes properly laid;
they, do not impose taxes they leave
the law in respect of imposing taxes, the
pledging of the faith of the city, and
iaising money on its faith and credit as
at and next before the time they were
passed.
But if the acts impose taxes, &c, (as
they plainly do not), then the presump
tion is that they were duly passed by the
General Assembly.
On reading the acts mentioned, wc
cannot see that they in any respect
whatever, come in conflict with the Con
stitution of the State.
MEaaiMoy, Fuller & Fuller.
Raleigh, N. C, March 14, 1881.
A Card-
Wilmingtojt. March 16th. 1SS1.
Editor Review.
Dear Sir: I see bv thzMorninaStar
that I hare been announced as a candi
date for Alderman from the Second
Ward, and the Review has been request
ed to copy the advertisement. Will youdo
me the kindness to say 'or me that 1 have
persistently decimea to allow my name to
be used in this connection, and while
thanking my friends for expressing pref
erence for me that I most unqualifiedly
refuse the use of my name, and if
elected will not serve.
Yours respectfully,
Roger Moor.?:.
Indian 'i onic Biuts.
We invite attention to the advertise
meat elsewhere of Mrs. Joe Person.
This is a home remedy which has been
used for years past with mnch success,
and we can conscientiously commend it.
Mrs. Person is a North Carolina lady
and this remedy ws discovered bv her.
- ....
There are some strong testimonials as to
iue ueucui u u&s conicrru ana wuru
i sucn a man as ! uare estrone is wmmer
to testify as to its curative poweis, as
illustrated in his own person, then it can
bo confidently tried by others. The
midicine is for saje by Dr. W. II. Green,
druggbt. . ,
Miss E. Karrer has mme North for
of ,aj.flg ft wppy of
ha Mn rr will nttiFv kaw larlv Mtfnmm
of the arrival of the new goods, through.
tht coluians of the Bmxw.
e
Ilattfation.
Mr. W. M. Ilays, Jr., has had a little
sport at his butcher shop on the corner
of Sixth and Chcstnnt streets. During
the last three days he has killed 07 rats,
killing 5G of that number this morning.
As there are no Chinamen in town he
was compelled to send for the city carts
to haul them awa v.
The exports foreign thus far this week
foot up 11,709 barrels rosin, 50 casks
spirits, 235,170 leet lumber and 41,150
shingles. The shippers are Messrs'
Williams & Murchisoo, J. R. Blossom &
.' , , J . . "
"Downing A- Co., and L. G. Barker & Co.
Complications
If the thousands that now have their
rest and comfort destroyed by complica
tion of liver and kidney complaints would
give nature's rcmedyj Kidney-Wort, a
trial they would be speedily cured. It
acts on both organs at the samo time
and therefore completely fills the bill for
f remedy If yon have a lame
fkd distorted kidney use it at once.
Don t neglect them.- Mirror and
Farmer.
tfaw &d7 ertisemeats.
osrses for Sale.
J HAVE SEVERAL IIORSES AND ONE
MULE for sale very low. They are fine,
large animals, and can be had at a bargain
from J. A. SPRINGER,
. mch lC-3t At Coal Yard.
Second Wacd.
"YE THINK THAT THE STRONGEST
names in the Second Ward are those of '
Cou W. L. SMITH.
and . , .
ROBERT E. C ALDER,
We nominate this ticket and will support
it in the primary.
mchlC-2t DEMOCRATS.
Heliotrope Water.
IN EACH BRIGHT DROP THERE ISA
charm. A Floral Essence of exquisite
fragrance, . so highly concentrated that a
few drops will leave its delightful perfume
upon the handkerchief for many days.
For sale at HEINSBERUER'S, .
Second Hand Piano.
SECOND HAND PIANO in perfect or
der, will Ie sold for Seventy-Five Dollars.
Here Is a bargain for any one wishing a
cheap and good Piano. For sale at
IIEINSBERGER'S,
mch 10 Live Book Store
Notice to Second Ward.
JT HAS BEEN ASCERTAINED BY
actual count of the Democratic voters of
this Ward that the .-strongest candidates for
Aldermen are
Col. ROGER MOORE,
and
RUDOLPH F. EYDEN.
All true Democrats will support them.
Neither of them seeks the office, but both
will undoubtedly accept the nomination,
and will serve if elected.
mch IG-lt DEMOCRATS
Notice.
r, ine memoers oi tne hi-
L TJ I? T V T XT T TLT TT
nrt j i sr
'CfC. LENT SOCIETY will
1 ) meet al jermania Hall,
?-Vr attf o'clock. A, M , on
the 17th Inst., lor the
a Parado ud attending Maes at St. Thomas'
Church. J AS. REILLY.
mch 13- Marshal
- Try
Mrs. Joe Person's Indian
Tonic Bitters.
IT CUtE- SCRO?DL., Cancer in It ear
ly it?M, Rhecranleii. Heat Dieae,
Ch-onic Hiilioas C ho and all kind, of amp
tion a d sti i dlseaa s arido from impurity
of th blood. As an Ait atiT, Tociiaoi
Blood PoriG-r it h o proven its;!f uaequal
lea. SEE 00V. HOLDER'S QPINI0F3.
kalkigh. . , lc 3d. 188
I take nleaia". ia statin; Ut a me .a' er
of my fiuulij h-t used M'S J'- Peffors
Inri;, Tonic with g d' rernlu. I bsliare
hr rem-"ty to e xeU-t for t j pU'poj
for woich i is i looded,
W. W. HO .DKN,
SEE JUDGE STRONQ'S OPINION,
r ALKI0H, N. UeO Ut. HB
Vmj. oa Pvasoa Mada-: Bom mAsth
ajro I was in bat "ealth, iafforlnr from do
blity, ind fraction a-.d 1 si ot tfpp'tit ha
a friaod iodacad m to try jour Tralew 1
did o wita the most haopr coa.ta 1 iako
f reaT pUsar in r-eomme-jdlajr it m a rri-
nb ad vx unt y e. eta.t-K ron'e, and wish
y.. macb saeecss Yrj er -fIlr,
. rpa od by airs. Joo Pertoa, iratI2a
t . O .
. sold bv W3d- a. G&EE5, , . -
lach ie-ljdA w Wilmia't0B, 3 Q
PLKABTS ffOTICS. .
. W via fetcUd to netlvt oasudcaiiesi
froa ovr frUads oa aay aad all rabjteis t
ra&naltrtarat bat - .;;
TLe aasto of fh wzlkr xast alwaj bo far
alahad to taa Editor.
OoramrrtT cnttoas gait ba . wrltta en ce.'j
oBiddo of tat papar.7 " :
PorsoaalltieB mut ho aroldad
And it licepecUllyand tvartlcoiarlT endar
ftood that the Editnt doos not alwtjs eacono
the vitwsot oorroepoadea'u, ualeai so stated
la the editorial oolvnaa.
Now Advertisements r
Full Stock.
P?.KSU GOOJS, LQ 17 PRICE3. Evuy
efljit raafe topplr tho'densird iaevsrj
Km. Cflic and Faasy BiaUon'rj, BchooU
Blank atd iliicellaSeous Backs, fase Ar
ticles, Picture Fni-i is vcV acd xntdt to
order. Organs on he Irstah, zt Plan, at '
Yateo-Book Store.
mch 24
A N 0 2d ANY NOVELTIES IN
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
CORNICE from low priced to line to suit all.
MANY NEW THINGS IN CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS all widths.
IN STRAW MATTING S we can please you.
i, -
It will give pleasure to any one (of good
taste) tolookatour LACE CURTAINS.
Dress Goods & Trimmings
One of our Specialties. '
All arc invited to call on us,
Respectfully,
R. SV3. Mdntire.
men 15
"Pride ot the Pantry".
Another lot of this
Celebrated Flour
Just received,
andSweei
: It has no equal
in this market for family purposes.
John X. Boatwright
11 aad 13 North Fsont 8
Slflalt Liquors.
Barkley & Perkin's Brown Stout,
Bass' Pale Ale,
Lemp's "St. Louis" Lager,
Rochester Export Beer. -
Wines.
I White Scuppernong,
Old Koza Golden Sherry,
Sicily Madeira,
Star Cadiz Sherry,
Old Oporto Port,
together with all other Imported
;
For sale low bv
JNO, L. BO AT WRIGHT,
IVos. II 6c 13 It. Front St.
meh 14 ;
SGUFFEfilOMi
AND
Wine
jyj KDFAOTOKD; BY . WniTKT'Iil
Wiao Companj, IfhltevUI, N'c, 1 1
0 v . '
Prices and samples oa apyliestios '
ttend ia yotxr orders for tb bolidarg. V
doo7-dwtf .