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Misy-aavf
JF ARE NOW BUSY OPENING,
and ..arranging our Soring and
f Gent,,! Youths and Boys'
rttmUllIaS Goods. We have
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VOL. V
.LOCAL NEWS.
Notice Raukfc of ihe city
Mes 8 J ISaksu Miilinpry".
Jno DTatlcu, (Tom'r Mortage Sale
IIkinsb eku KH- Pianos a: d )i t::ns
,CW Yati:s Just Keceivcl
A 4s I Sukieii Arriviner Daily
Mayor Sraitb gave U3 no itfin again
day.
Nothing is as good as it seom-i before
hand. It's easy to find reasons why other
people should be patient. -
Let evtry'rnan try to add a good
name to his other capital. " :
Only one intenheut that of a child
in Bellevue Cemetery this week.
We always find wit and merit in those
who look at us with admiration.
In Oakdale Cemetery there was but
one interment that of an adult this
week.
Gloves are worn very long pow by
people who cannot afford to bny new
ones.
Go to. Jacobi's lor Doors, Sash and
Blinds, pure White Lead, Oils, Varnishes
Window Glass, all sizes. All at the lowest
prices
There were three interments in Pine
Forest Cemetery this week two adults
and one child.
The Rev. Dr. George Patterson will
preach at St, James Church to morrow
morning at 11 o'clock. .
There have been but two marriage
licenses issued by the Register of Deeds
this week, both of which were for col
ored couples.
We advise our friends to call at Jacobi's
for Household Hardware of every descrip
ion. There you get the lowest prices, f
The Swedish barque OriententWinck,
was cleared to-day for Glasgow, with a
cargo .010 barrels of rosin by Alex.
Sprunt & j3on.
We will wager as good a hat as any one
will pay for that there is not a city in the
South of the same number of inhabitants
as Wilmington, that can boast of so
many fine-looking, healthy, bouncing,
brighi-eyed, lovely babies, all less than
a year old.
t.
Affray at Laurlnlmrg.
A serious affray took place at Laurin
burg on the evening of the 5 th inst.,
which will probably prove fatal to one
ot the parties. The quarrel wa3 between
John McRae and Harrison McQcigg,
both colored, during which McRae stab
bed the latter, inflicting a severe ;wound
just above the heart. He then took to
the woods and is still at large. Whis
key was the cause.
Testimonal.
Maj. Chas. M. Stedman has been made
the recipient of a handsome testimonial
from his friends in this city a3 an ac
knowledgement for his services in secur
ing the passage, by 'the last General
Assembly, of a bill supplemental to the
act known as the "Farmer's and Fisher
man's Bill." It consists of a solid s il
ver fruit dish, with knife and fork, the
former bearing the following inscription:
'Presented to Major Charles M. Sted
man by Citizens of Wilmington, Jf. C,
for his signal and unselfish services in
destroying a monopoly. May 2nd, 1881."
The whole were enclosed in a neat
case of Russian leather lined with satin
The Lecture Last Slsht.
Col. McRae was greeted by a good
audience last night to listen to his
"Phantasmagoria" theme. The subject
was a novel one, and excited wonder and
curiosity in the minds of his auditors to
know exactly what would be made of it.
The lecture showed great familiarity
with French history and philosophy and
exhibited an amount of culture which we
believe few there are in this or any other
section of the country who can surpass
it The lecture was rather Frenchy,
though, acd for this reason was beyond
our ken. There was wit, humor and
satire in abundance; this we enjoyed in
common with the rest ot the audience,
very much indeed. We were sorry to
notice that the distinguished gentleman
was quite unwell during the delivery of
the lecture, and was compelled, on ac
count of his indisposition, to cut short
his discourse much to the regret of many
who were present.
A ..Jf
WILMINGTON, N, O,
PUOC3R. MM 13 FOR MEMORIAL,
.i ? -i v , m iyt kn rz , .
The procession will form promptly at
3 o'clock, in three divisions.
FfRST DIVtsrON. "
In charge of Assistant Marshals
Waiter G. MacIlae, A. D. Brou aud
Jiio. G. Dardcn. will form on South side
of Market street, the right resting on
Fourth.
Brig -G- a M. P. Taylor and stafT and
rtillery Staff.
Wihniugton Cornet Concert Club.
Wilmington LTght Infantry.
Carriage containing Chaplain ' and
. Orator.
Ladies' Memorial Association.
Children's Memorial Association. -.
Schools in charge of their Teachers.
SECOND DIVISION.
In charge of Assistant Marshals N.
F. Thompson, Jno. H. Hanby, F. H.
Mitchell, and Junius Davis, will form
on South side of Market street, right
resting near St. James' Church.
Association of Officers of North Third
Carolina Infantry.
Memorial Association of Third N. C.
Infantry.
Organizations from other Confederate
Army and Navy Forces in charge of ,
Senior Officers.
Soldiers and Sailors of Confederate
Army and Navy.
Civil Associations.
Citizens on foot.
THIRD DIVISION,
In charge f Assistant Marshals Dr.
Thos. F. Wood and C. C.Redd.
Disabled Confederate Soldiers and Sail
ors, in Carriages.
Citizens in Carriages.,
Assistant Marshals J. N. Maffitt, Jno.
W. Dunham and A. B. Cook will have
charge of the Confederate lot and
grounds adjacent in the Cemetery.
Ministers of the different Churches
are requested to have their bells tolled
from 3:30 to 4 o'clock.
The route will be up Fourth street to
Campbell, up Campbell street to the
Cemetery. As the head of the proces
sion reaches Campbell street the Cape
Fear Light Artillery will begin to fire a
salute of 36 guns from the hill overlook
ing the Cemetery.
At the close of the ceremonies a salute
will be fired by the Wilmington Light
Infantry.
The Memorial Services will be opened
with a dirge by the Cornet Concert Club.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Dr. A. A.
Watson
Dirge by the Band
Memorial Ode by the Choir
Oration by Col. B. R. Moore.
Ode by the Choir.
Doxology.
Benediction.
Call of Roll of Honor and Floral Offer
13S.
Decoration of soldiers' graves in pri
vate lots will be done in the forenoon
Owners of carriages are requested to
direct their coachmen not to allow their
horses to stand in the circle surrounding
the Confederate Lot. .
Jas. Reilly, Chief Marshal.
W. C- T. U.
We are requested to state that the
regular weekly meeting of this Associa
tion will be held at the Ilook and Lad
der Hall on Wednesday afternoon next
punctually at 5 o'clock. All Christian
ladies, who are interested in the cause,
are heartily invited to co-operate. The,
presence of the young ladies and girls is
particularly desired, in order to form a
Society among that mo3t influential por
tion of the community. As soon as the
organization is perfected the names of
officers will be published. All those
members, both male and female, who
gave their names to Mis3 Willard are re
quested to send their annual fee 50 cents
to the Treasurer, Mrs. Seth Davis, be
fore the next meeting, or to the Hall on
Wednesday afternoon. The . Society
needs funds, with which to commence its
work, and hopes thi3 request will find a
prompt response.
Mr. Matt. McDermott, I. C. R. R.
Shops, Waterloo, Iowa, writes: I was
taken with an acute attack of Rheuma
tism last fall, and confined to bed. At
first employed a physician, without bene
fit; then sent to Wangler Bros. Drug
Store, and obtained a bottle of St. Jacobs
Oil, the U3e of which soon gave me re
lief, and cured me of the attack. I can
safely recommend it to all suffering with
Rheumatism.
How to De your own painter : Buy the
N. Y. Enamel Paint, ready mixed and
warranted at Jxcobi's. t
llfllW.
SATURDAY, MAY
A Card From the ladles. ;
The ladies of the Memorial Associa
rion in this city make an eloquent ap"
peal in the subjoined card to all who feel
an interest in the object of the Associa
tion; which w8 doubt not will be greeted
with the same ready and cheerful re
sponse that has characterized the liberal
minded and patriotic citizens of Wil
mington on similar occasions in the past.
To THE CITIZENS INTERESTED:
The ladies of the Association will be
designated by badges and none will be
allowed to enter the enclosure without
this distinctive mark except the mem
bers of the different organizations form
ing the procession. Through the efforts
of the Chie Marshal carriages wijl be
provided to bring those ladies of the Af
sociation back to their homes - who may
have walked out, and have no means of
riding back. This is a kindly considera
tion that is appreciated. The pub
lic are earnestly requested to fore
go for thi3 one . day in the
three hundred and sixty fire, the decor
ation of private lots, and give the flowers
thus used to theadornmentof thejgraves
of those who fought and bled and died
for them. The ladies of the Association
do not think they are asking to much,
or more than is due te heroic dead.
Those, therefore, who nave flowers are
respectfully urged to devote them too this
cause either in special tribute or by send
ing them to the school room in the rear
of St. James Church, where the ladies
of the city one and all -fwho are in
sympathy with the objects of the Asso
ciation, are invited to meetand assist in
arranging garlands for the soldiers'
graves.
Ladies Memorial Association,
The Ladies of the Memorial Associa
tion wish it understood, and we are so
requested to state, that no lady need be
excluded from membership who has ever
contributed in interest or money, Mem
bership to the Association can be ob
tained by handiDg name and subscrip
tion (fifty cents) to the President, Vice
President or Secretary and Treasurer
. Troublesome Children
that are always wetting their beds ought
not to be scolded and punished for what
they cannot help. They need a medicine
having a tonic effect on the kidneys and
the urinary organs. Such a medcine is
Kidney Wort. It has specific action.
Do not fail to get it for them,-x'c7ia?i c
Cnuroli services .:
. Worship in the various churches of the
city to-morrow as follows :
ST. PAUL'S ETV A.BT&. LUTHERAJV CflUKCII,
Corner Sixth and Market streets, Rev. G.
L. Uernheim, D. D. pastor. Euglish
service at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday
School at 3 p. m.
ST. JAMES' PARISH,
Comer Third and Market streets, Rev.
A. A. Watson, D. D., Rector. Third
Sunday after Easter May 8th. Celebra
tioa ar, 7;30 a. m. Morning Prayer at 11
o'clock. Sunday School 3;30 p. in. Evn
ing Prayer at 5 o'clock.
bt. John's church,
Corner Third and Red Cross sts. Rev.
Thomas D. Pitts, Rector. Third -Sunday
after Easter May . 8th. Early Celebra
toia at 7:30 a. m. Morning PraTer a$ 11
o'clock. Sunday School 3:30 p. m.
Evening Prayer and sermon at 8 o'clock.
FIBST PBESBYTERI AN CnUKCLT,
corner Third'and Orange streets, fiev
J. R. Wilson, D. DM pastor. S3rvice
at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. JSabbatli Scboo
3 p.m.
ST. PAUL'S FPISCOPAL CHUECII
corner Fourth and Orange streets, Re7. T.
M. Ambler, Ui tor. Services at 11 a. m.
aud 7:30 p. in Sunday 'School at 3:30 p.
m. Seats free
FIEST BAPTIST CHURCH,
corner of Market and Fifth streets. -Rev
J. 13. Taylor, Taste. Sunday -School at
9:3! a. m. Srvsc-" .t 11 a. m. and 8 p. a;.
Broiklyn Sunday School at 3 p. r;t,-
Auuual M e;i-i of Cburch for bueiueis
Monday night at 8 o'clock. Young Men's
Prayer. Mmg Tuesday liight at 8 oock.
CbuTch Pray, r Meeting Thursday night at
8 o'clock.
FROT STiiEST M. E. CITUBCTI, (SOUTTI)
corner Front aad Walnut streets, Rev. E.
A. Yates. D D , pastor. Services at 11
a. m. and b p. in. Sumiay School at 3 p.
ru., W. M. Parker, sup't. Christian As
sociation iu; is Tucsdav eveninga - after
the first au 1 Uiitd -S n 1a7sin each mouth;
Prayer Ale-it i?'.g a. id Preaching Wednesday
evoi;iug-i At 8 t cl jck-
F IF Til STKKKT AI. V. CUUi.C I (SOUTH,)
oa FifVi, between 7'uu aud Church
s re?t--. liev. T.P. Kicaud, pastor. Services
at ll a. in. and 8 p. ra. Sabbath School
at 9 a. in Prayer Meeting Thursday eve
ning at 8 o' Jock. .
SECOND PKESI. YTE CT AN CHURCH,
Cor Four h and Cmipbe!! ftreet Rev.
C. M. Payne, Pastor. Services at 11 a
m. and S p. in. S .obatli School at 3:30
p. m. Prayer 51te:i g Wednesday at 8
p. m. Seats fee
CHRIST'S CHUKCH (CONGEQAH'jXAL),
on ian, b twieu S xth and fcevaiitn.
Kev. D. D. Dodse, Pastor. Preaching at
11 a. in. end 8 p. m. ' aster's Bible
Class at 12 1 p m. J'rayer and Praise
Meeting Weouesday .t 8 p. m. Sunday
School at 3 p. m.t ia ilaraorial U 1L
Many lose their beauty from the hair
falling or fading. Parker's Hair Bal
gam supplies necessary nourishment, pre
vents falling and grayness and ia an ele
gant dressing.
7, 1881
NO. 59
Magistrate's Court
Ileary Statcher, colored, was arraign
ed and tried before Justice Gardner tbia
morning upon the charge of larceny of a
small sum of money from another colored
man, and was ordered to give bond for
his appearance at the next term of the
Criminal Court, in default of which he
was committed to Jaif,
Notice
THERE WILL BE NO BUSINESS traEs
acted by the Banks of this city on TUES
DAY, the 10th inst., that beinsr a leal
holiday A. K. WALKER,
. Cashier First National Bauk.
J-- --- 8. D. WALLACE, f"
may 7 H Cashier Bank of New ilanpver.
rVlrs.S.. J Baker
HAS JUST RECEIVED A NICE LOT
of Bonnets, Hats and Flowers. Mil
linery in general. Also all kinds of Ilair
Goods. Prices to suit the times. Some
thing for everybody. Orders from the coun
try promptly filled may 7-3t
mortgage Safe.
By VUTUB AND IN PDUSUANCBof a
deer of the Superior Court of JSew Ban
over county, made ia a casae there pending
wherein Levin Meginney ispla;ntifl",nd Wil
Ham Smith aod tri e Josephine 1 8n itn,
Thomas O Bantiag aod wi e Louis Buntirg,
Tiriaia Smith and Susan F Smith, are de
fendants, the nndertignsd, Uommimoner
appointed by the stil decree, will fell by
public auction, to the higbett bidder forcasb,
at the Court Home door in the city of Wil
minzton, n Hondar the 6th .day of J -ne
A. D. 1881, at 11 oM ct, A. M., the follow
In j described lot of laud situate ia the s&id
city of Wilmington, to wit
Beginning in the Southern line cf Mulber
ry street, niaety feet ne3twardly from its in
tersection with the western line of aec cd
street, and runsinc theoca soutawardlr par
allel with Second street sixtj-aix feet, tbenoe
westwardly parallel witu Mulberry street
eerentj-fire feet, tbeuee northwardly, par
parallel with Second street lixtj-six feet t
the southern line of Mulberry efet, and
thence eastwardlj with Maibcrry street tc
the beginning, bring part cf Lot No, 1. if
Block 191. JN. D. TAYLOR,
may 7 16-26 Jane 4 Commistioner
Ship Notice.
ALL PERSONS are hereby
cautioned against harbor
ing or trusting any of the crew
of the Nor. Bark "RESOLVE."
Capt A. T, Speilterg, from Dunkirk, as no
debts of their contracting will be paid by
Captain or Cousiguee. .
may5-3t C. P. MEBANE.
A Grand Bazaar
-TTNDER THE MANAGEMENT of the
U Rectory Club of St. John's Church,
will be opened at the City 'Hall on Wednes
day niijht, May 11th, at b o'clock, and con
tinue throughout the week. Great attrac
tions in the
ART AND MUSIC GALLERY.
Admission to Bazaar and Gallery 10 ets,
each. Season tickets 25 cents,
may 5- Star copy lwk
IT IS WELL KNOWN to the World that
the United States is more liberal to Its
soldiers than any other country on the face
of the globe. Every soldier who served
ninety days or more in the Union Army du
ring the Rebellion, and who has an honora
ble discharge, Is entitled to one hundred
and sixty acres of land, under the heme
etead laws. For particulars address
GILMORE & GILMORE,
may 5- Washington, D. C.
SOLUBLE
PACIFIC 6UAN0 1
OF THIS MOST POPULAR FERTIL
IZER, jut arrived and for rale by
Alex. Sprunt & Son,
' may 2-lw
pufioELiL mmm
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UNDSa SEW HA9T AGIEM EU T,
B. L I'KRRY, - . - Propl
Late ProprietorJAI'tntieIiutei.
Firit CIb in all i'??rciat!Eeat5. ?Tenn
tl.60 to S3 per Uar. !eb 8 tJJ
Fresh Every Day
TIN A3HOBTJIENT 6P 0A5DIE8,
Jrre: ch an; Ooaiettla, jait recti dJ ttd foi
.fcle. -
THE 05LY OENUINE HOME-MADE
Cat.dr In ti city, will bo found ever?
day, fresh aal sweet, three doors South ot
the ietoee on So nd street. AUo, Nuti
Sal3ine,;Fmil. o. O. E. JEYS
in22 Nr tH t'c$tr,m
HEW FRUIT AND CQUflZWinZZY
STORE.
THE UNDERSIGNED nAS OPENED A
branch Fruit and Confectionery Store
under the "Review" Office, corner Water
and Chestnut street. All person passing
that locality are respectfully invited to call
and be suited with Fruit, Home-made and
Fancy Candies, 8oda Water, Cigars and a
general nice variety, at -
S, O. NORTHROP'S,
aplS Water fit. Store.
200 TOMS
T7 rill L3lxJ ti r;:.:ra c; .--ilc-t
JTsertllitrrert let .
nUld to tti Editor.
Ccaaaraloatfonsiscst be.vrltiea c -ulj
cae sida of th pspr. ' J A
ParsooaaUesiatjtUaToU54 -And
it la epetalj and iwrtlealatly uad w
jteod tJiat Uis Editmdoea cot alwajt csdort
theTiewioleorrwpondtat, urlrta to ttated
la tie ftdltoriil eolutens.
How Advertisement?.
PAsSEKGESS FOR SMiTlMlLE
pAN FIND riUVATE AND TRAN
sient board at Mr. Davis' on the wat-r
Iront. m he table tU1 1-e supplied with fish,
crab?, oysters, etc, -..The room are clean!
xfA!ri airv- Board 1K;r day $2. Single
tST Bath Houses free to boarders. ..
MRS..EMAIA J.DAVIS. . ,
mxySlm Proprietress
Just Received
NOTdM: L- OV ZH)JY. JiTSTLY
obratei Ora .ci. , rar n-t inprove;
Cabltet Orgii i;'stttuy first Clauasd war.:
ratted far fire jer?. Sold fur caih cr on
ia t .1 -t; ; Full it'ocx . Booi t, Bt&t! o z:rr ,
Fabodv;Ac.Acvj'-V -: ......
Yates' Uool Store.
my 2;
TivoSi Beer0
POHTNEK'3 CELEBRATED TIVO
LI is EE It j3 brought to thi3 city in our own
REFRIf? KRATOR CARS. GUARANTEED .
FRESH AND PURE. City and country
orders promptly filled.
Customers whohavc our empty bot
ties will please notify us either at office on
Trinccss street or shipping depot on Second
street. . . may 2-lw j
We Offer : j
loOG Bbls Good FL0UR'
3QQ Bass C0FFEE - -
linn tfbds New Orleans? I
LUU MOLASSES
aw- w
300 Bales nAY
2000 Bu6hels"wniTE C0R,,'
HALL & PEARSALi;
COifEBOiAL HOTEL;
xWIL!UGTON,N. GT
Large Sample Rooiac tor
Comni ercial TraTcIcr?:
rjlHE PKOPBIETOE haTtef ttorottgaly
renovated this Hotua andcra!2he4 It entire
lynew, prepared to 3lv to tht trailing
publio all the contenUnolei cf a FIRST
CLAS3u HOTEL. Itb loeated la;theejj
o&tre cf tho btislEtsj'parl cf tie city, bIrf
coavealsatto tteprbeljal bsdnesj horrer
Poitoffloe, Cnitoia Hoe, City Hx'itd
Court Hone.
JBS-L F;r.:-Clacs Bar asd Billiard 8alc a
conneotod yrilh tU Ucts'-
HATIi $0 sf&ll DAY.
ojt 24 t 5UUUTIC, ;
Corn; liacon, Molasses,
10 000Cushs Prime "c01
275 Boxes Smoked andD S fildc
O Kf Hhda and Tierces
OOK) NcwCropCuba
100 Orleans Molasses,
Just received and for sale Idw ky
WILLIAMS & MURCIIISONJ
Flour, SugarTcoffeo, &f
lCOOJBbls Flour, all grades.'J
250 Bbl. Sturar,, GranulatedX.l.JZxUA
OandC,
SOBblsNew Orleans Sugar, "
S50 BfgiJCoffee, dhTerent;grade3,
125 Boxe J Assorted Candy,
100 Tubs ChoIc4;Uaf Lard,
75 Bbls andBtxes LcmonlCaiei, '
375 Boxes Lytand Potash
230 Boxes Soap, ' ' "
75 Boxes and Kegs Soda, i
100 Boxes andjEalf Bbls Snuff
Shot. Buskets.Parjer. 8nic tVrrnr. nir.
ger, Hoop Iron, &c Randolph fcheetlngij
x or aaie ny
feb 23 WILLIAM3 & MTJECTITSON
Pianos andSOrganco
POa OA3H OR ON TUB
EAST I.VdTAlliEar PLA5.
Ail of my Organs are wsiraated fcr fivs
y esra. CaUaad fee f jr jo srsalf at
niTI5RB2n:OER'0
UveBaok aad iiajld filer
HAUX0CS3I
CroaaftSU.
Janap'tt Oaoit, at
rosy 6 TUB LXTfiOOK QT02H