,it3 PIPES
rrrV8 HOSTAGE PAID.
" ' i One montn, o e
..hi. II j i I
I a. BPr i theitY. at the
kflT P&X w
"j0" i,i,.ileir p.prreirT.ITlj.
RHEUMATISM,
Keuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
tachcfie, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns jznd
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Ftet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
Ka Prwrtion on earth equals St. Jacobs Oil
itafe,tvre, simple and cheap External
Irtwdj A trial entail but the comparatiTeljr
trlicf ratter of 60 Cent", and eTery one euffer
fej with pain can hate cheap and positive proof
Dinctioci ia Eleren Language.
80151 ALL DRUGGISTS ANDIJEALERS
IS MEDICINE,
A.VOGELER fc CO.,
Baltimore, HTd., U.S.A.
i?rillJ'dT-no to
H LACES !
JUST IN TO-DAY !
OF VARIOUS STYLES.
Curtain Laces
Some real bargains.
Furniture Frinsres
la all color.
Straw Mattings v.'
Tlie style are goo! and the prices are
R. M.. Mclntire.
jaae 8
MRS. JOE PERSONS
IRTDXilEJ
ITTERS !
O?13 SOFULA, RHEUMATISM.
irtf?i8ea8e' Chronic Bilious Colic,
w Kinds of Eruptions and Skin Diseas
ing from impurity of the blood. As
Alterative Tonic and Purifier of the blood
proven itself unequalled.
To3icid Blood Purifier it is
t
.Unsurpassed
PtWs Mill's, Carteret Co . N.C.,
Ifv. i July 17th, 1879. '
joJ130 Dear Madam: I think
SimSv ne ls the best that is now before
kin for tne cme of Dlood diseases. I
iriiV eoafidence in it, and believe that
tJiat you claim for it. I have
JKnal knowleaSe of the' condition of
JjJJt r Stokes, before he commenced
b L0Ur medicine, and I see you have
monial that he Is cured.- Go on,
latRnS 8peed T0U ln Jour cfforts to
44 to? tte condition of mankind, and
in , comfort and happiness. I will
ieadt vmy Pwer for you among my
lours respectfully,
. . Da. W. H. Babkzb
smp for testimonial of remaxkAble
vfif4 17 iIri- Jpe Person, rranklin
&Sn i b WAI H- GREEN, WU-
may 4-d&w-mi
os and Organoo
I KOW Receiving complete Btock
af tk
141108 and Organs, which I am selling
Jumble prices. Organs suitable for
nd Sunday Schools at Reduced
Utetock of Blank Books, &ct
for
MS
lie fi
Sootier supply of Revised Te&tamentj
&udstjles:of binding. .
c. Plates' liooli btore
V
H
VOL. V
- LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
Miss E KA.BKER--New MIHiuery
Hoi for Waccamaw !
Roger Moobe Sealed Proposals
Opera House Mis Ina Macf'al:
Heiksbebgeb Uammocks
C W Yates PiaLos and Organs
Brown lace is used in light colored
Roses are blooming aud house cl-.-aners
faming.
- Thrice welcome the man who know
when to. depart.
The receipts of cotton at this port t(
day foot up 47
Singular that when we are fedir.g a
little Dervous we flp to a siiniuhuii to
nerve u-.
It is said that the syllable "leo," in
oleomargarine, means that it is strong
as a lion.
Nobody likes to be the subject of a
put up job; aud yet few will decline an
umbrella on a rainy d.y.
Joe says .that the best lip salve in
creation 13 a kiss. The remedy should
be used with great care, as it may bring
n an affection of the heart.
Call at Jacobi's for Garden Hoes and
Rakes, Shovels, Spades, Axes, &c. There
you have the lowest prices. f
It is useless for physicians to argue
against short-sleeved dresses. The Con
stitution of the Unitad States says:
"The right to bear arms shall not be in
terfered with." This is old, but good.
The gentlemen of the Cornet Club, and
all others who may feel disposed to at
tend, will eDjoy a moonlight excursion
this evening on the steamer 'Passport
The boat will leave her wharf at 7:30
and return about 1 o'clock.
Hundreds, of Mek, Women and
Childeen Rescued from beds of pain,
sickness and almost death and made
strong and hearty by Parker's Ginger
I onic are the best evidences in ine wona
of its ttftrlinff worth. You can find these
in every community. Post. See aavertise-
ment.
, Fr Waccamaw,
The excursiou to be given by the Sun
day School of St. Paul's Evangelical
Lutheran Church, to Waccamaw Lake,
will take placeto morrow, as has been
announced. The fare for the round trip
is very low, only 50 cents for adults and
25 cents for children, andthose who pro
pose attending may rest assured that the
committee will epare no pains to make
the occasion an enjoyable one to all who
may attend. It will be.well to remem
ber that the train will leave Front Street
Depot at 8:30 o'clock.
' k Good Time in Prospective.
Ihe Little Giant Fire Engine Compa
ny meet to-morrew night to determine
positively about an excursion to the
Sound, next week. It is now thought
that the gallant boys of this Company
will make a trip to Capt. Manning's
on Wrightsville, on Monday, night, and
return by moonlight but not alone.
Oh, no ; each of the brave boys who
run with the machine will have a fair
partner to talk sentiment to, spout poetry
for, and 80 forth. It will be a gay occa
sion, and we wish them all a mejry,
merry time.
An Accident
Captain T. J. Southerland, we regret
to learn, suffered to the tuue of about
three hundred dollars this morning by an
accident 16 the loft of his stable, which
gave way under the pressure of some 800
bushels of grain and feed which was
stred there, precipitating the whole, or
nearly all, with a crash through the
toor, the timbers yielding to the weight
and falling on two carriages and one
buggy, mhich happened to be immediate
ly under the lolt, flattening the bodies
of tb.3 vehicles and mashing the wheels
up to such an extent thit they will all
have to undergo thorough repairs. For
tunately the accident was attended with
no loss of life although some of the la
boring men on the floor when the acci
dent occurred, and while engaged stow
ing up the bags of grain and feed, had to
scramble right lively when they felt the
floor giving way beneath them to prevent
b2ing carried down ia the pile amid the
general crash. ..
To Builders and others Go to J aco-
bi'8 for Sash. Blinds and' Doors, Glass,
Ac Yoa can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. : "
WILMINGTON, N. C., THURSDAY, JUNE
Kctt Lawyers.
Among the new licentiates, turned out
by the Supreme Court on Tuesday, we
find five Dames from this section. These
are James Purdie McNeill, of Bladen;
Patrick Murphy Pearsall. of Sampson,
lleniy McDiarmid Robinson, of Cumber
land, Henry Leomidas Stevens, ot Samp
son and Forney Willis, 6f Bladen.
Supetlor Court.
The Superior Court in session here,
his Honor Judge Graves on the bench,
has been engaged to day upon the. case
of William Gorman versus Marsden Bel
lamy, administrator of estate of H. Mc
Lin. For the prosecution Messrs. E. S.
Martin and A. T. London are counsel
and Messrs. D. J. Devane and DuBrutz
Cutlar are for the defense. The case is still
on trial.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black-
fish Hooks and Lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at Jacobi's. f
Wedding Bells.
Gen. Allan Rutherford, formerly of this
city, but more recently Third Auditor of
the United-States Treasury, and now
practicinglaw in Washington City, was
married, in this city this morning to Miss
Delia, daughter of Joseph H. Neff, Esq.,
The interesting ceremony took place
at 5 o'clock at the residence of the
bride's parents, Rev. Jeseph R. Wil
son, D. D., pastor of the First Presby'
terian church, officiating. The newly
wedded couple left for Washington City
on the morning train.
Vennor's Third.
Under date of 2d inst., Mr. H. G. Ven-
nor, of Montreal, gives his third series of
"predictions" , for the current month o
June: "Cool and cloudy generally, with
frequent rain-falls up to the 9th or 10th;
an occasional warm day, and frosts prob
able about the 7th and '8th. On the 10th,
llth and 12th there will be a storm pe
riod, with muggy weather hail and
thnnder storms; on the 13th and 14tb,
fair summer weather, with cool .nights;
I5th to the 18th, cool, unsettled, showery
weather; 19th and 20th, warmer weather,
with increasing heat, up to the 25th;
25th to the 28th, - a storm period, with
sultry weather; on the 29th and 30th,
cooler, with change in the weather. The
foregoing forecast will probably hold
good for a large portion of the United
States."
Be Sensible.
Vnn havft nllowed vour bowels to be
come habitually costive, your liver has
beceme torpid, the same tning ans your
VinPTra and .von are iust used up. Now
be sensible.get a package of Kidney-Wort
. - . sail -fc Ml fA
take it laitntuiiy ana soon you wm
get you've got any such organs, for you
will be a well man. - Albany Argus.
AnUnrortunate Acc.'dent.
On Wednesday evening of last week,
during a thunder storm which prevailed
at that time, Andrew Johnson, colored,
who lives in Holly township, Pender
county, on Messrs French Bros' land, but
who was plowing for Mr. Hiues, took his
horse out of the plow and started for
home, to get out of the storm, Mr. Hines
preceding him. When that gentleman
reached the house he looked around for
Jackson but found only the mule, with
out the rider. He immediately returned
to look for Jackson and tound him ia the
field lying on his face on the ground,
and apparantly lifeless, near a tree which
had just been blown down, with his leg
badly broken in several places, his hip
dislocated and with internal injuries'
as was afterwards ascertained. The un
fortunate man revived and was taken to
his house where Dr. W. T. Eanett, of
Burgaw, was summoned to his as3is
tanc Dr. Ennett succeeded j in re
ducing the dislocation, but the
leg was so badly crushed that ampu
tation was found necessary, lais was
performed next day, although the body
was completely paralyzed. He stood the
operation very well but Dr. Ennett fears
that he cannot recover. Johnson was
highly thought of and was esteemed one
of the most reliable colored men in the
neighborhood. , i
Why will people, when clearing a
piece of ground, leave . tree3 standing
therein? A numberof sad accidents have
occurred from this fact.
Miss Karrer invites the attention of
tho ladies to the many, new and pretty
things for evening wear she has just re
ceived; also to the stock of ladies' and
children's clothing, which will be sold at
reduced prices. - -
lifiiw.
cool Floors and Cool Rooms.
The late cool spell makes all house
keepers ready to tafce np their carpet-
and put their floors on a summer footing
Mattioz makes a delightfully cool room
when the windows are kept bowed, or
f jr unlighted parlors on summer evenings, 1
but red and white matting, which is the
most durable sort, does not look so cool
as a stained fleor. Staining fibers is so
easily done at home, and as these are the
easiest rooms in the whole house to keep
in order, it is not surprising that every
spring the housekeeperincline3 to have
yet another room finished in this way
and lays down her mattings in the hals
and entries, where bare floors are noisiest.
Do not put carpets in your closets; oil
cloth or matting is much better and can
be easily kept free from dust. Matting
after being swept should be wiped with
a damp cloth. Hot salt aad water will
thoroughly cleanse it and .will not dis
color it. If one can afford to do it, it
would be a healthful plan- to lay aside
the carpets of sleeping rooms daring the
summer and substitute the cool, fresh
mattings. A great many people laugh
in a somewhat scornful way at any new
suggestions relating to matters of health;
they think the old tried ways of doing
things are the best, without much regard
to their results. Il nothing is ignorance
and narrow-mindedness more plainly
shown than in this. T
Severely Shaken by bavage Sharks
Cant. Paul Boy ten, of world-wide
fame as a swimmer, in an interview with
a newspaper correspondent at the sea
i-hore. related the following incidents in
his experience:
Reporter: "Captain lioyton, you
must have seen a large part of the world."
Capt. Boy ton: "Yes sir, by the aid
of my Rubber Life Saving Dress, I have
traveled over 10,000 miles on the rivers
of America and Europe; have also been
presented to the crowned heads of Eng
land, France, Germany, Austria, Belgium
Italy, Holland, Spain and Portugal and
have- in my possession forty-two medals
and decorations; 1 have three times re
ceived the order of knighthood, and been
elected honorary member of committees,
clubs, orders and societies."
Reporter: "Were any of your trips
accompanied by much danger?"
Capt. Boy ton: "That depends upon
what you may call dangerous. During
my trip down the river Tagus in Spain,
I had to "shoot" one hundred and two
waterfalls, the highest being about eighty
five feet, and innumerable rapids. Cros
sing the Straits of Messina, I had three
ribs broken in a fight with sharks; -and
coming down the Somane, a river in
France, I received a charge of shot from
an excited and startled huntsman. Al
though all this was not very pleasant,
and might be termed dangerous, I fear
nothing more on my trip than intense
cold, for as long as my limbs are free and
easy, and not cramped or benumbed, I
am all right. Of late I carry a stock of
St. Jacobs Oil in my little boat (the
Captain call3 it "Baby Mine" and has
stored therein signal rockets, thermome
ter, compass, provisions, etc) and I
have had but little trouble. Before
starting .out I rub myself thoroughly
with the article, and its action on the
muscles is wonderful. From constant
exposure I am somewhat subject to rheu
matic pains, and nothing would ever
benefit me, until, I got hold of this Great
German Remedy! Why, on my travels
I have met people who had been suffer
ing with Rheumatism for years; by my
advice they tried the Oil, and it cured
them. I would sooner do without food
for days than this remedy for one hour.
In fact I would not attempt a trip with
out it."
The Captain became Tery enthusiastic
on. the subject of St. Jacobs Oil and we
left him citing instances of the curative
qualities of the Great German Remedy
to a party around him.
Beautify your homes by using the N
Y. Enamel Paint, ready mixed and war"
anted. Sold only at Jacobi's. f
Ember Days.
By authority Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday, of thi3 week in the Episcopal
and Catholic Churches are set apart as
Ember days. These days were designated
as early as the third century by the
Church for fasting and prayer. All the
Ember days of the year are the Wednes
day, Friday, and Saturday after the 1st.
Sunday in Lent, after the feast of Whit
Sunday, after the 14th of September, and
after the 13th of December, The weeks
in which these days fall are called Em
ber weeks. The name is probably of
Anglo-Saxon derivation, meaning the
circular days, and in the canons they are
termed the quatuor anni tempora, the
4 cardinal seasons, Some, however, have j
supposed the name to be taken from the !
ancient custom of using ashes or embers
in conection with Casting.
- Study your interest. Yoa can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Jacoui' a. ' ' t
9. 1881.
NO. 136
Suit for De fa mat I nu f character.
Molly Oberton, a soiled dove, formerly
of the neighborhood of Paddy's Hollow,
who has been swearing out warrants
against different parties, first before Justice-Millis
and then before Justice Gard
ner, for defamation of character, has had
the misfortune to have every . case de
cided adversely to her interests and ia
consequence bound for the costs in each
case. This renders the gentle Molly
liable for the costs and unless she can
liquidate the amount charged'againt her
in these cases, she will have to go to
Jail and swear it as well as sweat it out.
Moral don't be too hasty to prove that
others have defamed you, but when you
do attempt such a thing always be sure
and have a good character before you at
tempt to prove it.
Editoe Review: "Comment is un-
necessary." in reply to A. rew Ke
marks" from the local in the Review,
June 8th, I have a "few remarks" to
make. First, I did not say to the locil
that "the convicts would not be sent to
Raleigh for two or three days,"' but I
told him that the Judge had under con
sideaation whether to send the three
boys or bind ,them out, and the others
would be sent when I was informed
whether the boys were to go or not, and
I did not then know when that would be.
I was informed from the Judge 'about 6
o'clock, p. m., that the boys would not
be sent, after the Review had been issued
for Tuesday. Second, I did no.t feel un
der any obligation at that hour to in
form the local that the convicts would go
off Wednesday morning.
Very respectfully,
W. H. Shaw.
Wilmington.N. C, June, 9th, 1881.
The Reporter who applied to Mr.
Shaw for information, and to whom the
reply was made, is absent from the city
to-day.
Ed. Review.
DIED.
STEMMERMAN -In this city, on the
9th inst., at 5 A. M., Mrs. ANNIE M., be
loved wife of Glaus Stemmerman. A native
of Wehldorf, Germany, aged 45 years, C
months and 12 days.
The friends and acquaintances of the
family are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral oa to-morrow (Friday) alter
neon, at 3.S0 o'clock, from her late resi
dence on corner Front and Orange streets,
from tkence to 8t. Paul's Lutheran Church,
thence to Oakslale Cemetery.
A truly neble and deveted wife and
mether, friend, neighbor and Christian has
gone to her rest.
Z7e7 Advertisements.
Miss E0 Karresr
HAS JUST RECEIVED a beautiful as
sortment ef Evening and ' Millinery
Flowers, Afternoon Hats and Bonnets.
Linen and Mohair Ulsters, Uuderwear and
Children's Olothing, which will be sold at
reduced prices. je 9
OPERA HOUSE.
Tuesday, June 14, 1SS1.
One Nteht Only !
Dramatic Recitals.
Comedy,
Tragedy,
A, Laughter.
NEW DEPARTURE j
BY ' excitement
Hiss Ina Haccallj Tears.
Emotional
For particulars see Bills.
J0
Sealed Proposals.
gEALED PROPOSALS for building an
addition to the Court House will be re
ceived at the Office of County Commission
ers until Wednesday the 15th inst., at 12 M,
Plan and specifications can be seen at office
of James F. Post, opposite Court House;
Proposals to be addressed to Building
Committee. ROGER MOORE,
je9-2teod Chm'n Building Committee
110 ! FOR WACCAMAW
t
rjlHE EXCURSION OF THE Sunday
School of St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church,
previously advertised for to-morrow, June
10th, FRIDAY, will certaialy take-place at
that time. Fare for round trip 50 cents.
Children. 25 cents under 12 years, to be had
at C. W. Tatee', P. Heinsberger,s, C M Ilar
risa' and 8. Jewett's and at train.
Train leaves Front Street D.pot at 8.3.
o'clock, A. IL
An enjoyable time Is anticipate! and the
committee will spare no painsTo make it so.
EcfiesJuncata fold at city prices.
t 9 W. IL STRAUS3, Sept.
We will tagisJ to recti re eocsHinlcftticsLj
from oar frteait en say snd all subjects o
geaersJ Litems but .
- ' - .
Tne name of tie writer cut Iwiys be tut
nlxiedto tie Eiltcr.
Ooxaausleattoaj &ast be written' on only
cae side cf the pap'
FersoaAlItles it tut be rrol5ed
TAnd It is etpwially and particularly nader
stood that tie Editmdotg not always endors
tte views ot correspondents, u&less so itat
la the editorial column.
- Kew Advertisements.
-Mammocks.
IOK FOllLOWlSCr PSXCES,
51.50, $1.75, $1.:0, $175, $J.OO
For sale at
Another Lot
REVISED NEW TPrMflRNTV
OXFOUD iDITIOS.
Just reciTd t
liiaauKHGEIl'i.
je 6 Meorfc- d Mede Btrr
TTitJt w the ontu IsOtteru ' rvtr rrJnl on ami
eiulorsedby the people of any t(afe.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
vVR HALF MILLION' DISTRIBUTED.
LonSiaia Stats .Lottery Compy.
Incorporated i-i 1SCS for 25 years Dy the ,
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes with a capital of 81,000,000 to
wbich a reserve fund of-over $120,000 has
feint e been added.
Hy an overw helming popular vote its fran
chise was made a part of the present State
Constitution adopted December 2d, A. D.
1ST9.
- Its Gh a xd Sixgle Number Drawings
will take place monthly. It never scales
ou postpones. Look at the following Dis-'
tributlon :
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
duriug which will take place the
133d Grand Monthly
AND THE
ExteNte? Seii-Ainal Mmi .
At New Orleans, Tuesday, June llth, 1SS1, "V
Under the personal supervision and manage
ment of
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana,
and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia.
r
apital Prize $100,000.
SST" Notice Tickets are Ten Dollars
only. Halves, $5. Filths, 2. - Tenths $1.
list or prizes.
1 Capital Prize of 100,000 100,000
1 Grand Prize of 50,000 50,000
1 Grand Prize of 20,000 20,000
2 Large Prizes of 10,000 20,000
4 Large Prizes ot 5,000 20,000
20 Prizes of . 1,000 20000
."0 " 500- 25,000
10) " . ' S0,000
200 " 2.0 40,000
("00 " 100 00,000
10,000 " 10 100,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZE3.
100 Approx'n Prizes of 200 $20,000
100 u 100 10,000
100 " " 75 7,500-
11,279 Trizes, amounting to $522,500
Gen. G. T. BEAU11EGAKD, of La.
Gxn, JUBAL A. EARLY, of Va.,
Commissioners
Application for rates to clubs should only
be made to the olllce of the Company in
New Orleans.
Write for circulars or send orders to
M. A. DAU I'll Iff
Ndw Orleans, La
or M.A.DAUPHl!V,t
Wo. 212 Broad war. New Yoret.
msy tl-tues-tfc-3t-2w w'w
SGI-SUTTE'S-'
SEA-SIDE PARK HOTEL !
Wrights ville Sound
'3 NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION
of
guests
tTh& Uble 13 supplied with the pro;
duct3 of the Sounds and Sea.
Transient and regular boarders taken at
reasonable rates.
F. A. SCflUTTE,
Proprietor
je2-tf
fi ne Ocean House
SMITIIVILLE, N. C.
JT3 THE PLACE FOR PLEASURE seek
ers to atop at. Finest Wines, Liquors, CIJ
girs and C hzmp ignes always oa hand.
"Restaurant" jas jjrer the water.
IEYANT MORSE.
"Proprietor.
may 21 lm
The Cosmopolitan
BAR 13 TflE PLACE WHERE YOU
can get the coolest, purest and mo t
scientifically mixed Hummer Drinks to be
tound in the city. Tbs very best Wines,
Champagnes and Liquors always oa hnd.
rhe best 5-cent Cigar that ls made. Drop
ia anlccol ciV. JOHN CARROLL,
JeS - . Proprietor.
-Y t
nical Dentistry,
I WILL RESUME ON NEXT ifoadsy?
Cth lest., the practice of .Mechanical IX if
tU 3-y, uinr Cell uloid a.s a base platen
Price Full set. $mm
; Half Set $ 30.00
J. 11. DUKELVif, bc3tif,T7?J
, rriaccn street, Ltt. Preat &zi ScccnL
say Zhla .