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WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8. 1881. NO. 135
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i dvcTtiscments
THE GREAT
FOR
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the C host,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore ThroatSwell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Genera Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
Ko Preparation on earth equals 8t. Jacobs Ort
v t $afe, sure, simple and cheap External
Itmedj. A trial entaila but the comparatiYely
trifling outlay of 50 Cents, and erery one auffer
h; with pain can hare cheap and poaitiTe proof
f its claimi.
Direction in EleTen Language.
BOLD BT ALL DSUGGI3TS AND DEALERS
IS MEDIGUTE.
A.VOGELER & CO.,
ipri!lW-nc ts
LACES !
JUST IN TO-DAY !
OF VARIOUS STYLES.
Curtain Laces
Some real bargains.
Furniture Frineres
in all color.
Straw battings.
Tno styles are good and the prices are
Tight.
R. M. Riclntire.
Jose 6
MRS. JOE PERSON'S
iiudiaivt v
ID BITTERS !
rSCR0FULA RHEUMATISM,
Win- i 7S' ironic Bilious Colic,
SiSi0 of EPtions and Skin Diseas-
taAlrftsv , Puntyot the blood. As
MttiSSTe 1, and Purifier of tne Wood
iwtu uuequauea.
i Tonic aid Blood Purifier it if
Unsurpassed
jmuwst uartereiuo v im.u.,
yM July 17th, 1879. $
Jour Jear mauam: a imnK
W Zf: for the cure of blood diseases. I
fli ii ! ucuco Ia ,t Bnu oeneve mat
ften.S41 Qt you claim for It. I have
! fD "knowledge of the condition of
takinr ' ctok"es before he commenced
tT teine, and I see you have
HKlInifl that he is cured. Go on,
you In your efforts to
e wndltioa of mankind, and
. cli comfort i V in
Han, vmy Pwer for you among my
lours respectfully,'
kniw r Dr. W. IL Bjlrxxk
ta? for testimonial of remarkable
ft4 M' Joe Person, FTanklla
W'v n0ld fey WM-H- GREEN, .Wd-
l- may 4-daw-uae
nos and Organoo
I Receivinr a compete fttock
O '1 " A. Kill
prices. Organs suitable for
j Sunday Schools at Reduced
Lrfe stock of Blank Books, Jtcl,
pply of Revh ed TesUmenU,
- "tuviimj,
,.;S,V. Yates' Book Store,
Sh.1i t '
SPANISH
ION
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advebtisiments.
N W Schenck, D Carolina Lodge N
434 K of II
John Caeroll The Cosm politan
W H Greek Pref criptions at Night .
IlEiNSBEKGEa Harnmoc-ks
CW Yates Pianos and Organs
No City Court to day.
There have beeu only about 100 dog
badges sold 8 far.
The receipts of cotton at this port tt -day
foot op 27 bales.
A philosopher is a man who considers
all other folks fool?.
A veil ii a protectiou against the tuu
of heaven and the sons of earth.
The lady who knit her brows is now
at work on a pair of socks for her minis
ter. Mr. J. W. Barnes shipped from this
city yesterday 78 barrels of cucumbers to
the Northern markets.
Beautify your hemes by using the N.
Y. Enamel Paint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at Jacobi's. f
Bey. Father Gross, of this city, preach
ed in St. John's Church, in Raleigh, on
Sunday, on "The Descent of the Holy
Ghost."
Some few days ago the Chicago
Mayor's Secretary, Thos. O. Thompson,
Esq., slipped on a banana peel and
sprained his knee. Me writes that t.
Jacobs Oil "acted like a charm."
There were 31 deaths in this city dur
ing the momth of May. Of these 9 were
white and 22 were colored; 20 adilts and
11 children.
Gei man barque Anna cleared to-day
for Stettin with 3,338 barrels of rosin.
shipped by Messrs. E. Peschau k Wes-
termann.
Carolina Lodge No. 434, Knights of
Honor, will hold an emergent meeting
to morrow (Thursday) night for the pur
pose of conferring degrees.
Twentv-one carloads of vegetables,
most of which was cucumbers, passe11
through this city yesterday from the
South, bound to Northern markets.
The Charlotte amateurs have signi
fied their acceptance of the invitation to
visit this city and will giro the Pirates
of Penzance in the Opera House here on
the 20th Inst.
Young man. if you begin at the top f
the ladder, progress is in one direction
only down. But if you begin on lower
rounds, you will have the satisfaction of
going up just as fast as your abilities
will carry you. '
Corsets are made tf white satin, richly
embroidered with whit3 silk, and under
skirts of paleless pink or bine flannel,
also embroidered with white silk and
bordered with double ruffles of Valen
cienceslace. So they say.
Hundreds of Men, Women anp
Children Rescued from beds of pain,
sickness and almost death and made
strong and hearty by Parker's Ginger
Tonic are the best evidences in the world
of its sterling worth. You can find these
in every community. Post. Sec aavertise
xnent. The moonlight concert tn the Pass
port, under the awpices of the Cornet
Concert Club, to morrow night, bids fair
to eclipse any of its predecessors. The
gentlemen of tho band and the excursion
cemmittee hate determined that their
guests shall spend an evening of unalloy
ed pleasure.
The steamer John Dawson will leave
her wharf at the foot of Princess street,
to-morrow morning at 6 o'clock, for
Point Caswell, where there will be a pro
hibitioa picnic. Fino speakers will be
in attendance and a good time is expect
ed. The Dawson will return to this city
at 100 o'clock p. m.
Aunt Matilda is a good deal exercised
at the lack of judgment displayed in
newspaper advertising. She savs she i
i ... -i ir -V -
a pretty Close ooscrver, u bub is a wbbub,
and she has noticed that the storekeepers
who are always overrun with customers
and doing a flourishing business and who
den't seem to need any advertising, are
just the ones who always do advertise,
while those wte have no trade and need
to advertise never do so.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Hooks and lines. A fall assort
ment and lowest prices at J acoii's. t
A Few Remarks.
A reporter from the Review office, in
his search after news, called at the
Sheriffs office yesterday to know when
the batch of convicts turned out of the
Criminal Court last week would be sent
to Raleigh, and was informed by Mr. W.
H. Shaw, Deputy Sheriff, that they
would not go up for two or three dajs,
while the fact is that they left here this
morning ior Raleigh, as published in the
Star to-day. Further comment is un
necessary. Call at Jacobi's for Garden Hoes and
Rakes, Shovels, Spades, Axes, &c. There
you have the lowest prices. f
Mew Postal Ruling.
A general order has been issued by the
Postmaster General, declaring samples
of flour or other powdered substance un
mailable except when put up in trans
parent bags made of parchment paper or
similar material, and sealed so that no
particles can sift through. These bags
must also be inclosed in boxes or tubes
made of hard wood or metal with sliding
r clasp or screw lids. If the boxes
are made of wood no sharp corners or
edges can be exposed whereby other ar
ticles in the mails could be damaged.
Metal boxes used for any purpose having
sharp edges or corners are also declared
to be unmailable.
Excursion to Waccamaw Lake.
Those of our citizens who desire to
spend a pleasant day on the shores ot
Waccamaw Lake should not let the op
portunity offered them on Friday, by the
Sunday School of St. Paul's Lutheran
Church, go unimproved. Mr. W. H
Strauss, the Superintendent of the Sun
day School, assures us that everything
will be ione to make it pleasant for the
excursionists and we have no doubt that
those in attendance will spend a day of
rare enjoyment. The fare for the round
trip has been put down at an exceeding
ly low price. Tickets can be had at the
book stores and at Harris' New Stand.
The excursionists will be supplied with
refreshments on board sthe train by the
ladies of the church at very reasonable
prices.
Study your interest. You can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Jacobi's. t
. VorKailroad Work.
Deputy Sheriff Daniel Howard left
here for Raleigh this morning with the
following prisoners, convicted at the late
term of the Criminal Court and sen
tenced to the Penitentiary for the terms
aad offences specified:
P. W. Smith, larceny, 5 years.
David Young, larceny, 4 years.
Francis Med way, forgery, 5 years.
Richard Walters, false pretences, 2
years.
James P. Spann, false pretenses 1
year.
Robert Turner, J. n. Johnson and
Zach Johnson, three colored boys, who
were sentenced to two years each in the
Penitentiary, will, by an order of the
Court,entered subsequent to the pro
nouncing of the sentence against them,
be bound out to parties in the coantry.
An Inquiry Kead U.
We have a communication from 4'a
lady reader of the Review" in which she
asks: "Why i3 it that lectures and en
tertainments are so frequently given for
every other purpose and for the beneSt
of private individuals wno really do not
stand in need of it and nothing is ever
said or do-ne in behalf of the Benevolent
Society?"
There is certainly no object or asso"
ciation more worthy than the Ladies' Be
nevolent Association. Its ased Presi
dent has been untiring in her zeal and
had it not been for the few "stand-bys"
who have so nobly and generously assist
ed her, the Association would long ago
have disbanded; that the ladies
hxvn done much towards reliev
ing the wants of the indigent
sick and poor of this city cannot begain-
gaidand we think that they should receive
more than a well-wishiog from the more
fortmnate portion of our citizens. The
Ladies of the Association have for years
Battled against the stoicism and indiffer
ence of the greater portion ot the com
munity until their nerves and patience
have been stretched to their utmost ca
pacity. They should be encourged and
helped in this their labor of love. Who
will start the;ball? Their treasury is
now depleated and the demands upon it
are great
Improving.
Mr. J. McD." French., who has been
confined to his residence in Lumberton
for the past three weeits with typhoid
fever, is slowly improving. We are
pleased to be able to state that he sat up
ior a iew minutes on yesterday
Must be Mistaken.
The News and Observer tells us that
on Monday last Mr. A. J. Howell, of
this city, was appointed a Justice of the
Peace. Hasn't our neighbor made a
slight mistake and ought'nt it to read
"notary public?" We knew of no vaj
cancy in this county on the Board of
Magistrates and of no authority in Ral
eigh to make such an appointment had
there been a vacancy.
BJasonic.
The following is the list of Officers of
the Grand Council of North Carolina,
Royal Select Masters, elected at Ashe
ville on Thursday last:
J I Macks, Wilmington, M I G M.
S H Smith, Winston, D I G M.
W L Wall, Durham, GPCW.
Wm Simpson, Raleigh, GTreas.
D W Bain, Raleigh, G Recorder.
W R Kenan, Wilmington, G C G.
D P Mast, Winston, G C C.
RH Bradley, Raleigh, G Steward.
B G Bates, Wilmington, G Sentinel.
Mrs Burnett's Charming Stories.
T. B. Petersen & Brothers, Philadel-
phia, have just published new editions of
all of Mrs. F. H. Burnett's earlier stories
those that first brought her name
ard fame, and which were originally pub
lished in and expressly written for Pe
tersons Magazine. Their names are
"Kathleen," "A Quiet Life," "Pretty
Polly Pemberton," "Theo," "Miss Cres-
pigny." The foregoing are 50 cents
each, in paper cover, or $1.00 in clothf
and the following are 25 cents each in
paper covers, viz : " Jarl's Daughter,"
and "Lindsay's Luck." Capies of any
or all of the above books will be sent to
any address on receipt of the price by T
B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia,
Pa., or the seven books bound in paper
covers will be sent on receipt of $2.50,
and the five cloth books for $4.00.
nllss Ina mac Call.
Miss Ina MacCall will appear in this
city at the Opera House on Tuesday
evening next. Her announcement says:
Miss MacCall, after a brilliantly suc
cessful tour, during which she has ap
peared in New York, Philadelphia, Chi
cago, Buffalo, and most of the principal
cities of the North, East and Westre
turns to her native country to give a
short series of recitals, which have been
arranged especially for her by the most
efficient artists in New York. Miss Mac
Call will make a new departure in her
entertainment by endeavoring to make
p.ar.h selection a dramatic picture in it
self. Having made a thorough study of
her work, she will present each charac
tsr to her audience in the correct cos
tumes and necessary surroundings, mak
ing thereby a new, novel and varied en
tertainment. Miss MacCall will ap
pear but once during the evening in
propria persona, in all other selections
she will endeavor to lose her own iden
tity in the effort to present to her friends
the author's ideal. In the first flush of
her success in the North, where the "Lit
tie Southerner" (as she was nick-naaed)
received the heartiest encouragement
and assistance in her endeavors, Miss
MacCall instinctively turns towards her
friends in the South, to share with them
the pleasure and pride she feels in the
almost unhoped for triumph attained in
her chosen profession, feeling assured
that the kindness betowed upoh her by
strangers; will be warmly seconded by
her friends.
, It is much easier to follow an idea than
a locomotive.
Dr. W. H. Green has had a night bell
attached to his store and is now prepared
to compound prescriptions at night.
This will no doubt prove a great con
venience to many.
Mr. J. A. Springer has sent us a cu
riosity in the shape of a very young lob
ster with an abnormal claw which is
nearly the length of the body of therAlot
ster. By the way there are any quanti
ty of young lobsters on the rocks at Fed
eral point.
Woman's Wisdom-
"She insists that it is mere important
that her family shall be kept in full health
than that she should have all the fashion
able dresses and styles of the times. She
therefore sees to it, that each member of
her family is supplied with enough Hop
Bitters, at the first appearance of any
symptons of ill health, to prevent a fit of
sickness with its attendant expense, care
and anxiety. All women should exercise
their wisdom in this way. New Haven
Palladium.
PEKD& CCCSTT
1 Stlrrin? Dai Mond.iv Mtin?
Of the Various Boards lir. J. C
Broadherst Chosen Corn r and
ficT-J. 6- Black Superintend nt or
Schools.
Bukqaw, N. C, Juue Cih. 1S31.
Editok Review:
Lively times here to-day. The meet
ing3eftthe Board of Health, of the Coun
ty Commissioners, and of the joint ses
sion of the Board of Education and Mag
istrates of the county, attracted quite a
crowd. "
1st. Board of Health. The following
officers were elected: President, Dr.
George F. Lucas: Secretary and Super
intendent of Health, Dr. W. T. Ennett
Dr. E. Porter declined a nomination for
President, stating that owing to bad
health aad the demands , of other busi
ness he had now withdrawn from prac
tice. Dr. Ennett read his annual report
as County Superintendent. It was a
good paper, and was referred for publica
tion to the County Commissioners. But
whether the spirit of an excessive and
penurious economy which actuates the
Board, stifling enterprise and liberality,
wilt permit such a needed publication re
mains to be seen.
: 2nd. Board of County Commissioners.
Dr. John C. Broadhurst gave his bond
for Coroner and was duly qualified.
Thus does Pender adhere to the good
rule of keeping the office of
Coroner in the Medical profes
sion. A Coroner ousrht alwavs to
bean intelligent physician. The Board
seem to be silent and dormant on the
subject of a Jail and Court House, and
are thus behind public sentiment in Pen
der in its just demands for these build
ings. The Legislature has provided the
ways and means for their construction.
and unless the Board wake up and take
steps very soon, public meetings or pro
test will be -held all over the county.
3rd. Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion. A commendable interest . was
shown in this important office. It was
regarded that the school money, and the
amended school law, would be lost, and
a mere mockery, without a good Super
intendent to stir up the people and to
prevent ignorant and incompetent teach
ers from continuing in office to the detri
ment and disgrace of our free school
sytem. It is generally believed that in
the person - of Rev. J. S.. Black, the
right man for the right place was se
lected here to-day for this position. The
vote stood eighteen for him and ten for
James F. Moore, Esq. Mr. Black is
educated, talented, experienced in
teaching, energetic, and will put
his heart as well as his time and his
mind to the task of bringing popular ed
ucation in Pender up to the improved
methods and public necessities. A nobler
work can no man engage in than that
ow imposed upon this rising young
Presbyterian clergyman, and progressive
son of Pender. The weal or woe of
North Carolina very much depends upon
the sort and manner of men selected to
day in all the counties for Superinten
dent of Public Schools. S.
New Advertisements.
CAROLINA jXODGE NO. 434
Kni&hts of Honor.
AN EMERGENT MEETING for the pur
pose of Conferring Degress will be held
to-morrow (Thursday) evening, at 8 o'clock.
By order N. T7. SCHiENOK, Dictator.
GEO. N. HARRISS, Reporter. Je8-lt
The Cosmopolitan
BAR IS THE PL1CE WHERE YOU
can get the coolest, , purest and most
scientifically . mixed 8ummer Drinks to be
found in the city. The very best wines,
Champagnes and Liquors always on hand.
The beet 5-oent Cigar that is made. Drop
in and cool on. juuln uauuull,
je St Proprietor.
PRESCRIPTIONS AT NIGHT
NIGHT BELL HAS BEEN attached
to my Store and Prescriptions will now be
compounded at night.
W. H. GREEN, Druggist,
je8-lt Market atreet.
nechanical Dentistry.
I WILL RESUME ON NEXT Monday,
6th Lnat., the practice of Mechanical Den;
Us try, udng Celluloid as a base plate.
Price Full Set $60.00
Half Set $30.00
J. H. DUR 3AM, Dentist,
Princess street, bet. Frent and Second.
may Il-la
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,Prlaaiad sairpla osHpplieatioa
and la roarordsrsYtf w.aUlf i
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Ship ftotcce.
LL PERSONS are hereby
cauuonea against narbor-
iu er trujstiQjrauy of the crew MfS2
of the Br. hrif V.J A7. a RF :Tr CXT.
SCOTT, Cart Milne, as no iltthr ot t hHr
contracting will be paid by ciOier the Cay-
o ALEX SPRUNT & SOX,
Gt Consignees
: Hrnrnoclcs.
JC TOE FULtuU ATlNtl PS.101S,
f l.W, $1.75, SS.W. Si. 75, IS 10
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G.ncral?s scngcr EepaTtmtnt. ,
WiLMixGTO.v.V. C. May 28, 1SS1.
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Excursion Tickets
rj0 ALL PLACES OF TJISORT ia the
Mountain section of North anl South Caro
liaa, will be on sale at tlia efflees of this
Company, oa and after Juno 1st, 1SS1.
Quick, continuous schedules wl!lrccom
mend this Route to all.
Passengers leaving "Wilmington at 9.45
A. M., arrive at. Cleveland Springs Eamo
evening, and Asbcville next morning at 9
o'clock.
Further information on application to
maySO-tf F W CLARK, G PA
EASILY SUPPLIES I
ON HAND ALWAYS THE VEF.Y
choicest and freshest selec
tion of 5 ;
Family Supplies
to bo found in tho cityj
My Goods are of tho Tory highotJj
grade.
Family Groceries.
I will supply your family as low cs
' it i3 possible anywhere?
Yoa eball bo waited upon bypolito
and attsntivo younggentIemen,
In a neat and attractive store, artl
the goods bought will be care
fully and promptly deliver
ed at your homes.
In addition to thij
I am running a regular lino of
Wagons for tho benefit of
thoao who ard now living anl who
expect to livo on tho
SOUiUDS
During tho coming SumtacrJ I
- wiil deliver all goads free, -which
aro ordered from mcj
JNO. L BOATVeiGHT,
Ios. 11 &. 10 Front t
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