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Jto Preparation on earth equals St. Jacobs Oit
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All just ia and the prices will ce found
iitisf.tr.tory.
Clearing out a lot of Ladies' Underwear
cheap.
Summer Silks,
Good Styles, very cheap.
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VOL. V
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advlrtisements.
W E Divis & Son New argo Ice
Beattv Organs
Evaporating Fruit
Moore's Business Univerty
. DrW H PiRKER Know 'J'hvse f
8ee ad Rupture
HEiNSBERGERNew Books.
C W Ya-TEs Pianos and Organs
The receipts of cotton at" this port to
day foot up 47 bales.
There is a stied" in the afiCairs.of .men
that leads on to baby carriages.
The thermometer in this offica to day
at 3 b'clcck, rejif-lered 94 degrees.
It rtquins amju of considerable puth
to earn his living with a wheel-barrow.
The wings of a buse do not necessarily
have anything to do with the flight f
8tair3.
Love lightens labor, as the niin said
wheti he saw his wife doing his work for
him.
Every cloud has a silver lining. The
boy who has the mumps can stay away
from school.
A medical writer says children need
more wraps then adults. They general
ly get more.
. Study your interest. You can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Jacob t's. f
When a man regards himself as all
sufficient the world is apt to think of
him as insufficient.
Gate posts should be set out firmly.
A great deal may hinge upon them as
your girls grow up.
Ihe Fourth will be with us jast three
wees from to-day, and what are you all
going to do about it? J
This is the warmest day we have had
for weeks but the heat has been temper
ed by a pleasant breeze.
Only one case for Mayor Smith's con
sideration this morning, which was con
tinued until to-morrow.
If there is any person to whom you
feel dislike that is the person of whom
you ought lever to speak.
We are solving seeds of truth or error,
of dishonesty or integrity, every day we
live and everywhere we go, that will take
root in somebody's life.
The receipts of cotton at this port last
week were 887 bales. For the corres
ponding period of last year, the first ten
days in June, they were 164 bales, show
ing an increase this year of 723 bales.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black-
fish Hooks and Lines. A fall assort
ment and lowest prices at Jacobt's. f
The Fayette ville Knights of Pythias
are expected here to-night, or early to
morrow morning, on the steamer North
State. At 12 o'clock to-morrow they
go down the river on the Passport, re
turning about 1 o'clock at nfght.
Miss Iotv MacCall, the young dramat
ists, will be introduced this evening to
the audience at tho Opera House by
Hon. A. M. Waddell. We trust that
she will be greeted handsomely by our
people, as the entertainment she presents
is a very attractive one.
superior Court
The Superior Court has been occupied
to-day in the trial of the case of M. P.
Taylor vs. the National Bell Telephone
Company, which was begun yesterday.
The case was being argued this afternoon,
but a verdict had not been reached pre.
vious to our close.
Personal.
Mr. A. S. Ueide, who for several years
past has been one of our most energetic
business men, has gone to Savannah, Ga.,
where he will establish a branch, of
the business of Hcide & Co., of this city,
under the firm name of A. S. Heide &
Co. May success attend his efforts, and
happiness be his portion in his new
home."
First or ta e Season.
Some of the finest looking peaches we
have ever seen in this city were in mar
ket this morning and were grown at Top
sail Sound by Mr. Louis W. Howard.
The peaches are said to be of excellent
flavor and certainly looked very tempt
ing. Mr. Howard is said to be a very
successful horticulturist and is paying
much attention to the cultivation of
peabhes.
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WILMINGTON, N. C,
The Firemen's Flc ICIeat Pine Grove;
The members of the Little Giant
Steam Fire Engine CompanyNo. 1, and
their invited guests indulged in a very
enjoyable excursion and pic nic at
Wright8Tille Sound last evening. At
about 4:39 o'clock the procession, headed
by the Cornet Concert Clab in the wag
onette moved down Princess to Front
street, thence to Market and up Market
to the Turnpike. Following tke wagon
ette, were carriages containing the Com
mittee, the President and Foreman of
the- little Giant and the -Hook and
Ladder Cornpaoy aid representatives ef
the Star and Review, and ambulances
containing the members of the Compa ny
the engine and hose reel bringing up the
rear. The procession was made
through the streets amid the music by
the Corset Concert Club, tke jingle ef
sleigh bells, the whistle of the engine and
the striking tf the gong on the hose reel
The drive to the Sound was indeed a
very pleasant tne and was enjoyed by
all. Arriving at Wrights ville the com
pany were met by Capt. E. W. Manning,
who was ever kind and courteeus to his
guests. Capt. Manning has a most beau
tiful place and soon made his visitors feel
perfectly at their ease. The time be.
tween the arrival of the company and
supper, which was announced at 8:30
o'clock, was spent in lolling on the beau
tiful grassy yard surrounding the house
and strolling up and down the beach.
Some of the party indulged in a sail en
the beautiful bay in front of Pine Grove
ad the Cernet Coicert Club rendered
several of their choicest selections.
The supper prepared by Capt. Man
ning was all that men whose appetites
were sharpened by the drive and whiffs
of the salt air could desire. Pigfish
were in abundance, and were served up
in a most tempting manner. That it
was a repast which just suited the ex
cursionists was well proven by the very
flattering manner in which they paid
their respects to it. The Sound pic nic
was a decided success, so well had the
committees, Messrs. H. H. Kasprowicz,
H. G. Latimer and Martin Newman,
attended to their duties, and we predict
that the Little GianVs pic nic is but a
precursor of many which will follow.
To the committee and Capt. Manning
we make our humble acknowledgments
of kindness shown us.
Cairo, (111.) Ereniag Sun
"And what can you tell about St.
Jacob3 Oil?" said one of our eldest sub
Rcribers. This was a fair question, and
we answer, that we are reliably.informed
that a gentleman of this city who has
suffered untold agony, and spent a mint
of money to get ieiier irom itneumatism,
in foarkPra.t.inn honirht some and tried it.
and declares that it is the best remedy
for itheuraati8m he ever neara or.
A Pleasant Anniversary.
Last evening the friends of Mr. and
Mrs. S. G. Hall called upon them with
congratulations on the anniversary of
their fifteenth wedding day. In antici
pation of the event, the worthy couple
had arranged awnings in the grounds
near the house which were illuminated
by Chinese lanterns. Seats were pre
pared under the awnings and this made
a delightful and cool retreat where the
guests, especially the gentlemen, indul
ged in cheerful conversation and tmoJced
their ciqars with infinite gusto. It
being a 'crystal wedding the presents
were numerous, useful and in many in
stances really beautiful, embracing al
most everything, from a suspicious look
ing quart bottle, labelled"Printer'sInk,"
to a mammoth "Rock and Rye" looking
affair nearly two feet in height. Among
other things we noticed a -lamp, the
shade of which was decorated Jh beauti
ful and appropriate designs, the handi
work of a young lady of this city, who
has the talent and genius of a genuine
artist. The tables were elegantly and
bountifully spread with tha most tempt
ing viands, to which the guests did am
ple justice. It was, indeed, a happy
occasion, where all seemed
Merry as a marriage bell."
Soon after nine o'clock the company
began to disperse, and in a short time all
was silent where had so lately resounded
the earnest gratulations and laughter-
provoking jest of well-wiahing friends
and relatives.
Uimallsble.
The following unxaailable postal mat
ter remains in the city poiteEce:
Maria McKoy, Alfred Hall, S. A.
Swaine, Hall & Brown, H. T. Canady,
Jno. J. Hicks, Olivia Miller.
TUESDAY, JUNE 14.
New Cargo or Ice.
Messrs W. E. Davis & Son hare just
received a cargo of the best Maine flint
ice and ask for the patronage ot the cit
izens. The cargo is said to be a very
fine one, being 16 to 18 inch blocks.
Read their advertisement elsewhere and
give them a trial.
Call at Jacobi's for Garden Hoes and
Rakes, Shovels, Spades, Axes, &c. There
you hare the lowest prices. t
One That Went.
O urea temporary, Gen. Joel H Muse,
of the&tar, is one of the brave six hun
dred that yesterdly took passage on the
excursion train for Washington City and
intervening points. We wish him much
pleasure and nothing to repent at leisure
on his return.
Arrangoments Perfected.
Sunday's Charlotte Observer tell us
this: The manager of the Gounod Musia
cal Club has succeeded in perfecting ar.
rangements with the railroad authorities
for the trip to Wilmington on 20th inst.
A special car has been secured for the
members of the, cast, while very low
rates will be given to their friends who
may wish to go. A letter was received
by the manager a day or so ago in which
every assurance is giuen that the trip
will be a decided success.
Beautify your homes by using the N.
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
anted. Sold only at Jacobi's. t
Li military Grammar.
W e have received from Messrs. T. H.
Butler & Co., of Philadelphia, a -copy of
Bingham's Elementary English Gram
mar,which is designed as an introduction
to Bingham's Grammar. We are much
pleased with it and think from the exam1
ination we have been able to make that
it willl prove an excellent medium for
beginners. Apart from this fact it is es
sentially a home production, havUg been
prepared by.Rev. G. W. Greene, Princi
pal of v the Moravian Falls Academy,
Wilkes county, in this State, as an intro
duction to the excellent work prepared
by the late Major Bingham. It is well
printed and well bound and is cheap,
only 25 cents a copy.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&c. You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. f
City Matters.
A meeting of the Board of Audit and
Finance and the Finance Committee of
the Board of Aldermen was held at the
City Hall last night, when the follow
ing mattters were considered and acted
upon:
In tho matter of leasing the Opera
House, the Finance Committee of the
Board of Aldermen recommended that it
be leased to Mr. E.J. Pennypacker for
the five years from October next, accord
ing to specification, and at the annual
rental of $600, payable quarterly, and
was concurred in by the Board of Audit
and Finance.
In the matter of a petition from Mr.
W. L. DeRosset, Jr., concerning the
tax on job printing officers, the tax or
dinance was amended as follows: "Where
not more than two type-setters are em
ployed, one dollar per month; in excess
ot two, three dollars per month."
In the matter of the police force, ask
ing increase of pay, the Finance C om
mittee of the Board of Aldermen recom
mended -that the pay be not increased!
but that the force be furnished with a
uniform (summer); provided, that if a
policeman is not in the employ of the
city for three months after the uniform
is furnished, it shall be returned to the
city. On motion, the recaonmendation
was concurred in by the Board of Audit
and Finance.
The? levy of a tax of fire dollars per
month on boas stevedores who make coo
tracts tor work, recommended by the
Board of Aldermen, was concurred in by
the Board of Audit and Finance.
In the matter of the new market house,
(the company asking for a committee of
conference from the two boards to meet a
committee from the Wilmington Market
Company), the chair appointed Mr.
J ones and Mr. Calder, and on motion,
the chairman of the Board of Audit and
Finance was added.
BKciinpalba."
New, quick, complete cure 4 days,
urinary afl'ectio ns, smarting, frequent or
didcult urination, kidney diseases. - $1.
Druggists. Depot Jas. O. Honda.
1881.
NO 140
New Advertiaemauts.
Wesl y Phillip's Cass.
Da. J. A. BHfclKtf V Da Ri-T it,
happy, to iixora ?ou that I m entirely
cared of -. y r rorotal rap to re H U o
year ago to-day ttat I to ovtd joor t'eat
meat. 1 have tested the on o by going with
out the appliance My ba iaessis ttat of a
loeomotiT engineer Mr raotare. ti to&
wiJ reesJl t your tslad, was almlr t .'y r
joraan's, in your pamphlet of lllustratlm
i was raptured la toe vear 1863. whiL in
the army- 1 have tried sprinar aed elutic
truue,with great discomfort and iajurr, my
rmptmreeJirars growing erorse iadiajr I
must get aone re'ief or gi?e up my basi es.
i aetermiaea to try you as a 1 it resort, and
I mutt aay that I fouad vour treatment e
complete lUcceM, hj improvement ard
euro bare. eon&Merin; my terrible condi
tion, surprised my friend as well ai myself.
Daring your treatment I hare workel hard
in my bosineef, ejyiag both safety and
comfort, anohave not lost a day's wor r. My
general health has a' so; imprcvai. I will
ts pleasure ia reeommancini? the dieted
to yon whenever I nave an opportunity
i on may publish tbis letter for tbe bene
fit of humanity. II y addresi is 211 Eaat
ftita st. With best wishes I remain years
respectfully, WK8I.EV PIiiLlPf
Xfew xerk CUy, Uct. ?5, 1880 joU-iw
Piohibition.
Pursuant to the calljof the President, 1
the Prohibition Society of New Hanover
county met in the City Hall, last even
ing, B. G. Worth, Esq., in the chair.
The object of the meeting having
been explained, a motion wa3 made to
publish a paper in the interest of pro
hibition, and a committee was appointed
to raise funds for the purpose, consisting
of Messrs. B. F. Hall, H. M. Bowden and
E. R. Brink.
A committee on publication was also
appointed Messrs. N. F. Thompson,
John McLaurin and C. W. Yates.
The President was instructed, at such
time in Juljr as he may select, to invite
Hon. A. S. Merrimon and . Rev. J. C.
Price to address the people of Wilming
ton. InJ the discussion ot these questions
and in response to a special call, several
persona addressed the meeting, among
them Rev. Dr. E. A. Yates, and Rev.
D. J. Saunders, pastor of the colored
Presbyterian church of this city.
It was ordered that a committee of
three from each ward of the city should
be appointed by the President, at his
convenience, to constitute a campaign
committee, and that to this committee
the President of the Society be added as
chairman. ;
On motion, the Finance Committee
previously appointed was instructed to
pay over to the Treasurer of this Society
all funds collected; and it was directed
that aay surplus over what may be nec
essary to publish the paper determined
upon, shall be applied under the manage
ment of the Executive Committee of the
Society to the procuring of such other
literature as may be necessary and
proper, and for the employing of such
speakers as may be secured.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
The Cocking Main and Race.
Most of the day was taken up in
matching the birds and getting things in
readinessfor the first dispute, which took
place at 4 o'clock. At the time of our
going to press none of the managers or
spectators had come into the city and we
are unable to give the result of the fight.
Quite a large crowd is in attendance a
Klein's Garderi, and things were passing
aff rery nicely. To-morrow afternoon
the trotting race between Unknown and
Mary Wilbur will take place on Capt.
Southerland's new track near this city.
The chicken dispute will be carried on at
Klein's until the time for the race.
Wllmiaston Licht infantry.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Wilmington Light Infantry, held last
evening, nine new members were elected,
and we understand that several applica
tions are now before the company. We
are pleased to see our young men taking
a lively interest in military matters and
hope soon to see the W. L. I. take its
former stand among the military organi
zations of the State. We are also pleas
ed to note that some of our most influent
ial citizens are taking an interest in the
old and honorable company and have
contributed funds towards uniforming thc
members. The company is still in need,
however, of more money and a commit
tee has been appointed to solicit contri
butions for the purpose of buying the
new uniforms ia which to attend the
Yorktown celebration ia October nejt
Sffipf US :
PLUIBS uoucr.
W9 will b9j;ls4 to receive eoamsalcatirrs
from onr tslnii on ay tzi all ribiseiTo
jeaarallaterert tut
la U of tit writer rami alwayt bo f?
aHhed to tfce Editor."" ; L ,' 1
gOoauauiiMttesj Mt en only
oae Sida of tlia pxper.
PerscaallGss ausi be avoided
And It is efpdally and parfleaUrly nader
ttood that the Edit doea tot alwijs endort
the views ot eorrwpotdeau, ttJess o itat
la tie dWl oola'j.im." .
lierr Advertisoxaonta.
Its Rellcr and Cure as Certaia as Day
follows Day. .. . .
g'nee the reimcti.-tn of r t'boraaa's termc
thocs nd ap crowiiajt armn bin fjr treat
ment, gladly ttiruTije away their griping,
irktame, diii iti v,d I fa pnnisbiar tru - - -
u"" ' " ww"-wu i-tr t im im.cuon mazes
Pthe pa'ifnt comfortable and f la th
tor stance of eTeryfcn-t-f erTrra-or-tAbor.
It is a graad thing." efod it: o ,j us ho rvn p-
tared -nd da not proVide thtrnje'.vei i?" '
nit fnd are the dangers . cftht irciri's
ffl.ctionand thsusa of trus'ei vll U onyri
hte. Thcuandf of thoe cuei i tto
mot flattering teiMinocia of gr ftt 'd s
DrHhxexiv H i th'aathor t! ir rot r
of Ms popular sjstem; he imgrta fcr n;rt t
totoene, it is applicable t ih c i --His aid
eases, and under his reincei r, - Hiia
the iech of of almost evsry onc.t
Patitnts cu rtceiTe trt3?'t m i loari
for home eaoe day. Dr HllEHMANr B -t
on Kupture gires conriar.ing pxo fs from
profdfsiocal geatlewea and otieri f bis suc
cessful tretmint. It ii ii'tfitr&tei wita pho
tog'aph pictarea of bi cisp before cr,
eat is snt to those who seal 10 tints, fi-ia-cipal
offiea 251 Wroadjray, JS Y. Uranch
office 45 alilkatree, Boston. Days ii Wew
Tork Monday, Tue lay, flaturdar. la
Ho ton Weiacsiiy, ihursday anirriday.
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Wew Oareo Ice.
SCnR. D.B. EVERETT just arrived with
cargo of IOE. For sale at our Independ
ent Ice Houses on Water, between Market
and Dock streets, and Nutt between Mulber
ry and Aval nut streets. ..
je 14-lwk . W. E. DAVIS & SON
BIT ATTV 's ORGANS 17 fetops, 5 Stt
M1 1 Golden Tonzue reeds otlv
$c55. Address, Daniel F Beatty, Washing
ton,N J. , Is 14.4w
EVAPOKATiNtt FRUIT.
SEfiT I Treatise on Improvod Methods.
Tables, yields, prices, profits and
FREE jrerrai statistics. AMERICAN
DKiriH. CO., Chaoibersbur, Pa.
ja 14-ITT
Send to
? BUSINESS UKIVKTISITY
fc&nLai Atlanta. Ga.
For Illustrated Circular. A lire actual Business
School. slGbluted tvccrUy years.
GOLD MEDAU AWARDED THE. AUTHOR
jk vuvr ttgrm :nai rr uric,
warranted th beitaod 1i.h
st, iDdi5Tnnfi! TTJ
Jnsn, ncitl.d ''tha K(iHH of.
JLii'e." bonnd in ft at FrR)t
lnuiiin,mb'i.l,follrnt,5WI
ri;es,rcmainibaautiiai9fcftl
ntravinr:. 12- pr.icriptiont.
prica only tl.SaMn by mail r
. iiluatratf-.i aarrwla, t . : id
nor, Auareca IJalKl M di
Z tjt'rrrAjr' .v " cri 4cr. career l it. vr .11.1 AM
et I ict.cateorir. w.h.1a-
OPE HA -H OUSE.
Taeselay. June U, ISSle
One Misrht Onlv l
Drnmnlic IlsciJals.
Comedy,
Tragedy,
A ILaua-hterT
NEW DEPARTURE . : .
.13 Y Excitement
M:s3 ma MiCCaH.
Tears.
Tickets now on sale at Ilelnsbcrorer's.
Admisfeion 50c.
For particulars cee Ellis. jel3
lilew Books
TJI3 SALIFF'3 MAira'&reaeeeVrom
tho Gorman, hr Sirs A.JU. Wissr. Price
(1.25. ca; received at
- HEIXaBEEQER'a
NO NAUS iKRll.S.
Isxr' Wbdoir,
Thaliesdofiladoaa.
Fnr als at . - .
ilnsazzRaRiva
Pianos and Organs.
FOl HASH OIC ON" THSj
EsslDiiilaeatPIaa. at
nsi2t.sasoSci'&
ja 13 Lira DocJc and JJuaio atcra
Pianos aiid Organs
J AM NOW neceiTin'a'eomplcte fttoek
ot Pianos and Organs, which I am'seBing
at reasonable prices. Organs Euitablo fcr
Church and Sunday Schools at Reduced
Prices. Large Etocl: of Blank Books, &c,
Ac. Another supply cfReviseil Testaments
all fcizca and ttjlss of binding.
o W.Yates' lloik Store,
Hiss E0 Karrer
HAS JUST RECEIVED a ''beautiful as
.jbortroeiit of ErecJaj? and 3Iillinery
Flowers, Afternoon Hata and Bocnets,
Linen and Mohair Ulsters, Underwear and
Children's Iothin?, which will be sold at
reduced prices. j0 q
Hechanical Dentistry,
I WILL RESUME ON NEXT Monday,
6th Inst., the jsrzctlze of Mechanical Den
tistry, tuinir Celluloid as a base plate.
Price Full Set
Half Set f,10JK
, J. II, DUi:fIAJrT DeatUt,
Princess stret;, bet. Frent SecoaL
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