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,BI8 FA, rx. .-4 W AA w I 9 lis JO torto ererj afcrsoon. X. JAMBS pKOPKIJCTOK. . t a in JMf.i One month, 60 cents, nottaii bt deliTered by earrferf, fi PPr T part of theeity,aithe "Jribers will plewe report any an JT their papersregularly. . ..ilnrM V ro." - - 1 iw- KeW Advertisements mi H H UJ Jl 71 V JL Jl I V V 0 VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C MONDAY, MAY 23. 1881. NO: 72 LOCAL NEWS. f Dedication of a 5ew Catholic Church at Laarlnburs A Large Crowd In Attendance. Yesterday morning an excursion train New Advertisements. C W Yates -Revised.. Testament Heinsbeuger Nevr Te&tameut Altaffeb, Price & Co Sali, Doors aud I left the Carolina Central depot at 6:15, Blinds V J L Boatwright Toilet Soaps Jj J Ottebboixkg Recent .Additions Miss Karrer Received this buy Geo Harris &Co Baltimore a!:d Wit- mingtou, NC Cdes-, Carlet fe Co-Red Safety Oil Toucan now buy Improved Heating arid Cook Stoves at factory pricc&at Jacgbi's. Tle cuttoii rcelpl3 "at Ihis ptffVyzs, liy fool up or.ly 10 bales. - ifUS ilea Ilia 11 ow ' o oe j our. o t N. Y. fcLiiuniel Paint, warranted at Jacohi's.' painter : Uuy tha roanv Bsixeu ana FOR ft RHEUMATISM, Heuralgia, Sciatica, Lumhaeo, Backache, Soreness cf tho Chest, Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throct,$weU-. ings and Sprains, Bums and Scalds, Genera Bodily Pnins. ... . . - . l T .TrvVi ri XfnVilirr I'nmpr Tfwa T Tooth, Ear and Headache, f rostca Bhenmatisin for the frame dwellings which are fast approaeh- fwf and tars, ana an uwo, t gix j tfied lotg of medicines ins completion. The edifice is a neat, fains anu fimo. I without anysaccess. Visiting one day hiffh-pitched, well-ventilated frame struo a A111 a i rT" .i a rriTTW ii i. a. i a a- m v V Frepwauon u.. ----me siore oi Messrs. m augier xru., 111 . n ;noi raintoH onr, ia ftTmrnnriatah Waterloo, Iowa, these gentlemen induced ,7 " , --r- - The Chief Siernal Officer furnishes the following: The rainfall for the past week in the Cotton Belt averages about as follows : South Atlantic States, .33 inches; Eastern Gulf State?, .03 inches ; West ern Gulf Stated 75 inches; Ohio Valley and Tennessee, .28 inches : Average for the district, .35 inches. The item herewith was famished by have carrying a Urge number .of persons to witness the dedication of the new Catho lic church at Laurinburg. Aboard the train was the celebrant, K:v- rattier Gross, of St. Thomas' Church, Masters A. Childs, W. Flanagan, John Donlan, Fat Dowling, Hugh Gallagher, Walter" Bailey and John Barry, acolytes of St. Thomas Church, and the choir of the church, M rs. John G. Bauraan ,IMiss Sue Reili Mrs. D. O'Connor, Aliss Matilda Biuman SnJ Mr. I John W. .Reilly and many of the most prominent and worthy members of the church. A Review reporter accompanied the excursionists and we are enabled to-day to give the. following particulars ot the trip and dedication: The, train stopped at all stations on the road and the number of the excur sionists when the train arrived at Laur- inburg amounted to about three hundred soils. St. Augustine's church u situated on a beautiful little knoll on a main street about two squares from the depot and is surrounded by neat new ... ,7 .nil fhnn "FrxtrrrmX Rndr. A trial-entails but the comparatively tHfiin- ontlarof 50 Cents, and every one euffer- me to try the St. Jacobs Oil, telling me nni be with paiacaa have cheap and p prooi that it had a record as a very effective fry over the entrance to the sacred build of in claims. Directions In Eleven Languages. BOLD BY AIL DKUGGISTS AHD DEALERS IN MEDICINE. A.VOGELER & CO., Baltimore, Md.X.S.J. iprU11.w.no ta remedy. I bought a bottle, used it re- ffularlv according: to directions and was relieved of the ailment from which I had suffered for six long years. ing. Mattings I ATOW IS THE TIME TO BUT. We are olering 6cm3 very cho'cs styles and at very lof prices. The interior of the church 13 finished with hard pressed walls and enameled namt and the enure building is con- A I Dissolve a bnshel of salt in a barrel j structed of the best selected heart lumber ,of water, and with the salt water slack a Thp church is bailt very much after the barrel of lime,which should be wet enough plan of the main floor of St. Thomas' to form a kind of paste. For a dismfeo I church of this city. In the hoir, oyer taut this home-made chloride of lime is J the front entrance, is a fine organ, which nearly as good as that purchased at the j was a donation from St. Thomas' Church drug stores. Use it freely about sinks. I a3 were also the altar, and altar vest- cellars, gutters and otherwise, and in this ments. The interior of the building is the Blessed Sacrament," and after the sermon, which was pronounced a very fine one. he gave the Benediction and administered the sacrament to quite a I number of communicants. At "Vespers was suDgFent Creator, by H. Dielnan, O I Salutaris. bv !Lambffltte and - -w- .0 - .. Tantum JSrgo, by the same composer. At the conclusion of the services Peters' beautiful hymn, "Strike the Harp," was again sung and the congregation .dis persed, and wended their way to the train. Father Gross remained in Laur- inburg last night and was to leave to-day for Charlotte or the Convent at Hickory. IX6T7 AdvortiBsmento. USE Chess, Carley & Co's B.SD SAFETY OIL IT IS THE PUREST AMD SAFEST DURtiHJQ CIL III USE. The little band of working residents cfl T7iYBY GLLONI SOLD UNtikb A T .anrinbnro- Ansem tnnrh rrftdit in the Irteo t&4t u W1U lUna ingtt are 0 1 tCfb ' '.y- : v- , ' erection of the pretty little church, I Ta Lfrt will be clear and brillitct.eaatl which .fa to-day aa a monument to SZSFffS2? SSSTS their zeal in the faith of which they are I vary attraetire. while every family can re- firm believers. To the energy of Cap Maglenn, possibly more B creditl aaryoii th&t it iboald be uaiveratlly uied. BlinnM rrJ.Pn tWn t of .,.. . hnt thev u awoiuteiy tale m any lamp - - t contributed their, mites with an open I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT. beart and nearly Amen. 'ine excursion Ana if 9 don't keep it, tend to usdiuct train left Laurinburg at 5 o'clock and FH-e, 36 ceoti per Uon, t retail. . , T ft We hare th be't of Family and 8hippln(t arnvea in law city ai Xivcr i obi, wnicb we ere eelling at bottom pricei. was well pleased with the'.trip and all were, agreeably surprised at the beauty of the handsome little church, the dedication of which called them from their homes. froa czr txlszti ca tay tii all wzX'i.M c gecer&l interest bat . , Tie cxn of Cie wrIUr czs alvajt t s t zt tilled to ti Eiltol. , ; 50oaaxaleUoajcsatfcs wrltisa tz ftly oae tide cf the paper. Pewoaallttei riTif the avoided And It ii eepeeUlly and pextleclarly cadrr . rtood that the Edivvdoes not alwtyi eaden the views ot correspoa denty, mnleti to ttat la tae editorial eoramcs. - - New Advortisoiaoiitc. This Day rfllVB RFCtiVKD,.BY yX?RYZ5. -) Wnl beantifel eirorrmeEt cf Lt. Mtiana-K.; Htrewf far afternooa 1 re. wear. ewt an4 ciceit itccV cf owm . i-atw ia Oeir jfoveiUes, tiaca 0 later s e. ,. , -Mm .MISS E. KABRER, my iZd&w tonth front itreet . Blackllsli Groundc rjinE STEAMER PASSrORTJ will 'mate ' a uipto the BLACKFISH CROUXDScn TnURSDAT, the 2Cth, leavinghcr wharf at 5 o'clock, A ; M. , sharp. Fare round trip f I. SCHOONER IMART BEAR will load at Baltimore for, this ;J port and run regularly between iil said ports if sufficient' idduce meats otters. 1 For freight arDl r to V GEO. HARKIdS & CO.. Wilmington, N C oc U. KELSEY & CO., Baltimore. my ti-lt - ;- Be gvre to try oar Red Safety Oil ! RED CEDAR PACKIKQ CHESTS, 8ASH, DOORS 'AND DUKD? OHE89, OAKLEY A CO , may 23 It Manmfacturers Hew Testament The government steamer AtlantusA Captain Brown, employed as a buoy ten der on the coast between this xoint and Charleston, put in at this port this after- .EV1SED OXFORD EDITIOHi noon and tied up at the government nnnn curita just beceiyed and can be had in eifht diff.-rnt itjlei. from 15 ee&tfl and up ward f, at may S3 way . nro.VP.nl fii-tnpa nml rvhvlafo expense. Magistrate's Court. LaCe CUrtainSe ' r.Jamcs Banks was indicted before Jus- I A ' . 1 a:a ri; u 1 n niAiininrf Trii Trocma nn. mO TflOSE WnO ARE IN. WANT UJf uwj-juiuu mia vir r 1 ' I on certain lands between here and Fed- wch goods, we can show them many new . Tll(1 ,pf,n(l!lt.t it RRP'ms -has citka jl viu a j - - r and desirable styles, both by tne yard and been intne habit of rakinglnp the pine witk floral offerings, candles and crosses,' 0-0. ".t UK -olear pitch of 24 feet.and has au tj seauujj capovmj-wi 159 .persons. The altar is in imitation marble and is an exact counterpart of the marble altar of St. Thomas' Church. It wa3 made in this city and is as fine a piece of workmanship as we have ever seen. It was appropriately dressed wharf in the lower part of this city. Murder at Wniiaker'f. ' A correspondent at Whitakes in forms us of a murder which occurred near that Dlace last Saturday morning. Geo. Griffin and Blake Ricks, both colored laborers, were employed on the farm of Mr.J.M.Mayo. "Whilegetting their teams ready for the day's work on Saturday, they quarreled and Ricks struck Griffia with a heavy club on the temple, felling him, and then struck him again on the back when down. Kicks fled and Griffin managed to scramble, up and with some - . .i" .1 i : . . . .. -..1 . - 1 died within about one hour after being struck. The murderer has not yet been gg part 0f captured. RACKETS, MOULDING; LUMBER, &c I ALL SIZES WINDOW GLASS, -; AT ALTAFFER, PRICE & CO'S. Factory: Foot Walnut e maf 23 Office: ' ;,. Nutt, near RcdCross at HSI58BEGKH'LJ. Lire Book and Mnaie Store TOILET SOAPS. IN STOCK AND FOR SALE I lour, a particularly fine assortment 50O OOP! EC OF THB REVISED TESTAMEHT JUST RECEIVED AT ty the pair, both white and ecrue. Linen Ulsters. ALSO, ALPACA AND MOHAIR. Respectfully, RM. aQclntire. nay 11 MRS. JOE PERSON'S straw and bringing it to town and sell' ing it. This the owner says he does not care so much' about, if the trespassars would only let his wood and his hogs alone. The case was dismissed and de fendant released upon payment of fine and costs. tr JArrmi's lor Doors. Sash and jf V W V w Blinds, pure White Lead, Oils, Varnishes Window Glass, all sizes. All at the lowest prices and above it was suspended a handsome oil uaintinir. "The Crucifixion," which x - was executed by Sister Mary Charles of the Academy of the Incarnation, of this city. It is bx4 ieet ana is au eact copy of a very old and renowned paint- in o which was executed in Rome during the early days and which has been hand ed down from generation to gen eration an is now looked upon as. one of the greatest master pieces of this Citv Court. art. Half an hour after tae arrival 01 ..... 1 I . . . .t- 1 TP 4 -v m I -I nrxr Opnro-o firepn. a. colored individual the train m ziaunnuurg, xiuc j, marlA nimsp.lf narticularlv insolent of this city, who was Master of Ceremo- HUV AUWVtV ww.- X w tt m to a centleman on Water street, Satur- nies,announced ine reaamess 01 -iu day afternoon, besides being very disor- brant 10 rW wa nrrpsted and lodcred in the! dedicate the cnuacn . " I . ;n 1 a 1 TTQntV1ia mnrnino-. whrn he I A Short Tiraver Was SaiU ujr iug was arraigned before Mayor Smith, who brant and Father Henry. I he cnoir after listening to the evidence in the then sang a beautuui aeuicatorjr F . - 1 ..... nasA nrdPTPd a fine of S5 to be entered During the singing . I ... JJ "4V. md ill VfnA. a( 1? du. m I irH- 4V Mafrlort This hpintr the two acoiue3 preceeueu iuu M .wll r . 1 . .0 I , ii T, n.nnnrl (ho phnPf.h -.njuuKirom lmnurltv 01 the hlnnd. A s I - i . ; rrt,-.f fon 1 nnpst in ineir uiaruu muuuu . Z I Cm V IIIIXIIIHN.S (111 UUUUU L LliU VVUll buvui r - - . .... , edifice, while the celebrant blessed ine "vjv-" TON Id BITTERS ! CWtIS SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, Heart Disease, Chronic Bilious Colic, cele- the Cross bearers and reverend Alterative Tonic and Purifier of the blood n proTen Iteelf unequalled. .Anionic and Blood Purifier it is Unrorpassed' UTiia'fl Mill's, Carteret Co., N. C, ) July 17th, 1879. S jour medicine is the best that is now before ie Public, for the cure of blood diseases. I h IIP? coS'ience in it, and believe that Personal knowledsre of the condition of tv kes, before he commenced exterior walls and sprinkled them with hallowed water: a short prayer was re the church and the UlbWVIUM VMV www " congregation entered, following the Cele hrant. Father Henrv. the Cross bearers " Glend, r y Ver for you among my iours respectfully, stamp for testimonial of lemarkable toaffi4 bJ iIrs- Joe Person, Franklin- -J,V' may 4-d&w-tiac Caution, Wotice. A Lh DISREPUTABLE PERSONS OR On a Tare; An n1itrirlnnl frftm the COUUtrV, who was on a slight tare thismorning, afford ed considerable amusement as well as some little annoyance to store keepers acolytes repeating the Litany as on Front street. He made it a point to tV, 0Anrr.nd the altar. A tour was address every one to whom he spoke ma e around the interior of the church, with a title. To one he would prefix the J tQ Celebrant blessing the walls and on.;nvi;nr f.lipm with holv water. opiuaiiup - - " The dedicatory services being finished man mass Ucnrv. Father aa ouuB Gross preached a very interesting sermon and was attentively listened to. His sub ject was, "Ibis is the House of God, the E1S,1dlCw'Tant 1 Me, Jouhave I dignified! title of "Jedge" as he called it UyGod V "f, UfeMa to the JediraV competitor over jj , - -j'l.vu juu 1U jUUI CUU1M I ' O wratethe condition of mankind, and the way he gave the no less respectable K !mfort happiness. I will 4. . J cn:T:ta -rv hafl tore ander the Influence of liquor are Tinie4T- :to trespass on the Govern- pertyat Smlthville, known as the xorx Johnson. Any violation t t4QUoix nce wUl be dealt with ac to tke hwa of thelTnited States. W. T. BOYD, feCorpaU.S. A., in charge title of Doctor. The spirits country had swallowed were effervescing to a lively degree, when, unfortunately for himself he invaded the private premises of a resi dence on Front street and frightened the inmates, which cacsed country's ar rest by a policeman. This caused our rural neighbor to become.quile indignant, when the services ofa second policemen were required, and-under escort of the two, country was taken to the public lodging hpuse in the basement of the City Hall where be will repose until his exuberant spirits are cooled by slacker and reflection. ' Many lose their beauty from the hair falliner or fading. Parker's Hair Bal sam supplies necessary nourishment, pre vents falling and grayness and is aa ele; gant dressing. crate to Heaven. During the .Bigh Mass the following celebrated masses were sung: Kyrie and Gloria in Excelsis from Conccne's Mass Credo and Sardus and Benedict us from Peters' Mass; A gnus Dei, from De Morales' Mass, the offertory hymn Benedicite, by Baini, and after the mass the beautiful hymn "Strike the Harp, by Peters. 0 BEFORE VSPEB3 The sacred rite of baptism was admmis tered by Father Grosa to two children At Vespers the Celebrant preached a sermon on "The Presence of Christ in may 23 ZULUS' jJUQlitiurc( a m. a. m. THE MAILS The mails close and arrive at ths City Poat Offico as follows : Tr f horn thronph malls. . . . .5.30 P. m. A.- VA - m O Northern through and way - mails. ...5:40 a. m Raleigh.. .5:40 a. m. Mails for the JN. U. ttauroaa, and routes supplied there from, including A. &N. O. Railroad, at................... 5;40 a.m. Sonthern mails for all points South, daily 75 p. m. Western mails (C O R'y) daily fflnt Sunday). .......... o;iu a. m Mail for Cheraw & Darling rm : 7:45 p. m. Mails for ooints between Flo renceand Charleston.. so.pm Fayetteville, and omces on fiana Fearttiver. xnesaayu. and Fridays......... 1'00 p. m, Fayetteville, via Lnmberton, daily, except aunaayB o.iw Onslow O. H. and intermedi ate offices, every Monday - and Thursday at...... .... 6.00 Smithville malls, by steam boat 'daily, (except Sun- AatJuV 8. a. Tb Mails for Easy Hill, Town Creek, Shallotte and Little River. S. O.. every Mon- Hav and Thursday at... 6:00 a. m. : OPEN FOB DELrVBBY Northern through and way mails... 7:30 a:m. Southern Mails 7:00 p. m Harnlina fJentral Railway...... 4:00 p. m from 8 a. m. to 12 M and from 2 to 5:30 p. m. Money Order and Register Department open same as stamp office. fleneral deli vorv open from 5:30 a. m. to 7:00 p. m and on Sundays from 8:30 tn 9:30 a. m Stamps for ele in stnall quantities at roneral rtflvfTV When 8UKJD OdCO U closed. Mail collected from street bdxea every day at 3:30 i. m. I he Greatest Blessing A simple, pure, harmless remedy, -that cures every time, and prevents disease by keeping the blood pure, stomach reg ular, kidneys and liver active, is the greatest blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop Bitters is that remedy, and its proprietors are being blessed by thousands who have been saved and cur d by.it. -Will you try it? See an ther column. Eagle, j. Colgate's Famong Now Mown Hay, Mignonette, Heliotrope, Bridal Bouquet, West End, mite Bose, Hang yiank,! and Musk. . Also, Turkish Bath, Brown Windsor, - Vaseline, . Turtle OD, Fine Almond, - - Algatlan Bcqnet, Honey and Glycerine, From 5 cents to 50 cents per cake JNO, L. BOATWIIIGHTi IVos. 1 1 & 1 3 N. Front St soar 33 Recent Additiono i e Boys' and Touths Blue Flannel Suits, Men's Light Cheviot Sack Suits Frock and Sack Alpacca Coats, Scotch Tweed Suite, all colors, New assortment Drees Pantaloons, Iigh V shaded, Black Drab J)'Ete Dress Suits, $15.00, Percale and Linen Dress Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, Collars and Cuffr, . . " ' ' V white lawn ties, zoc per doxeu. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDiNART 1 Next week we expect BOme half dozen lines-of the VERT LATEST in Fancy Cas eimere Suits. Having Been samples of eame, our word may be relied upon as to their elegance of etyle. , PASSENGERS FOR SMITH VI HE CAN - FIND PRIVATE AND IRAN sieut board at Mrs. Davis' on the water front. The table will be supplied with fish, crabs, oysters, etc. The rooms are clean, neat ard airy. Boarder day. $2. Single Meal 50 cents. y Bath Houses free to boarfers- , 3IR3. EMMA J. DAVIS, iy31m . . . iTopneirew mi The Ocean House JS THE PLACE FOR PLEASURE seek, era to stop at. Finest Wines, Liquors, CI gars and Champagnes always on hand. Restaurant" just over the water. may 21 lm BRYANT MORSE, Proprietor. For Qmithville. ON AND AFTER THE 19th Inst., the 8teamer PASSPORT will resume her -? . m a mmm regular inps ior cmiuiTUie, leaving wharf feot of Market Street, at 9.00 A. 3JU except on Saturdays, when she will leave 8mithvflle at 7 30 A IX., and Wfl miogton at 4 P M. " v may 15- J. TT. ITARFES - T 'k - ( f m i 22 24, 26 and 28 IT. Front St '. miy 2J-lt : 1' - pERSON3 nOLDINQ PAST DUE Bonds of the City of Wflmlcgtn, Ni C. are hcrcly - t ' - ' ... . r. . - . notified in f(wvni .jaw DMiiiw a tvuw wjuaww ivi payment on or before June Jit," 1531. afto which time no interest will be allowed. JTENRY SAVAGE, may 19-Sfc SUr copy Ticasurer . " " ' '" olice. HAVING DULY QUALIFIED IN THE proper Court as the executrix of tbe lat will and testament of the late Levi! Meginney, notice is hereby giyen to all per fons having claims against my said testator, te present the game to mc on or before the 15th day of May, A. D., ISSi, or'thls noUca will be pleadal in bar of a recovery. All persons indebted to the estate will pleasj make immediate payra cnt. - 8 VALERIA MEGINNEY, may 16-law6 w-oon " : ; Executrix F res h E very Day CW2TB AB3 3UTiENT CF OA2TDIE2 1 freaeh aid Diaeai, Jast recti r 3d aid fca THE ONLY GENCISE nn'r"." in" Candj la ti.s city, will r fosadi rrrt- uy, irosa ua ewi v wre ccc-rs i,c:h cT the jGct-ee ca beeoed ttresL-Aio. ':-. RAii-ixIt, if. .- O. . JLVL:;Vt , jsn22 tlZisZiVc::;:: '