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Advertisements.
THE GREAT
FOR
RHED1AT
Heuralgia, Sciatic a-, Lumbago,
Backache, Sorer.ecsjf iliQ Chest,
Sout, Quinsy, Sore I hroat, S we li
nos and sprains, a urns ana
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f
umtm lib
SSI.
Paw I ueeper wua eacn year,
Tooifi, Ear and Headache, Frosted
fflflf and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
5o Prtprh'on on earth equals St. Jacobs Ort,
n $afe, $urr, simple and cheap External
Umtij. A trial entails but the comparatively
rJBj ontlaj of 50 Cents, and every one suffer
fcj with pain can have cheap and positive proof
itadumt.
Dtnctiou in Eleven Languages.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AWD DEALEK3
IN MEDICINE.
JLVOGELER & CO.,
Baltimore, Md., TJ. S. A,
ipri!lldw-nao to
H LACES !
BLACK AND CREAM.
Hew Dress Goods
IN N0VELTIE3.
A Large Assortment.
utisfictory.
Clearingout a lot of Ladies' Underwear
Summer Silks
Gaod Styles, very cheap.
R. M. lclntire.
jus 10 '
MRS. JOE PERSON'S
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CfXSS SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM,
fi,86' Chronic Bilious Colic,
, 8 of Eruptions and Skin Diseas
nS?? impurity of the blood. As
Aiwraave Tonic and Purifier of the blood
m proren itself unequalled .
It . fH.
io3ic a2d Blood Purifier it is
Unsurpassed
Vila's Mill's, Carteret Co , N. C, )
v. July 17th, 1879. S
YoBi??80Jr Dear Madam: I think
iUnnMrclne is the best that ts now before
. PQDllc, for theenrp nf hlnM rtlspafsPR. 1
ft iflfconfideuce in it, and believe that
tte lhat TOU claf m for it. I have
JfcTtedge of the condition of
ti Stokes, before he commenced
Jour medicine, and I see you have
HdfSfl 11111 he Is cured- 60 on
1-.,, ' wd gpeed vou in cmr efforts to
iJTrte the condition of mankind, and
to J! cmfort and happiness. I will
vmy Pwer for 5'ou among my
. Jours respectfully,
1,5,1 Dr. W. II. Barker
tar luimP for testimonial of remarkable
Jpred by Mrs Joe Peon FrantHa-BtC-r
Sold by WM. H. GREEN. Wil-
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tja&y 4-d&w-nac
R.C JilL HOUSE,
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VOL. V
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
W M Parkek, Supt For Waccamaw
Opera. House Concert
W E Tavis & Sox A Rei lv to the "Ice
Ring."'
Heinsberger Summer Readiutr
A li VaxBokkelex Coopers Wute4
C W Yates liberal Offers
There are odI y four prisoners confine J
in the county jail.
New moon to-morrow
minutes d ist 8 o'clock.
morning
at 49
At 3 o'clock to-djj the thermometer
in this otlice registered 84 degrees.
A;r. M. Crouly. Ai , has been appoint
ed a notary public by the Governor.
"Will tLe coming man flj ?'? Probably
when the coming woman gets after him.
Two or three first cl ss barrel coopers
can get emp .yment by applying to Mr
A. U. V an Bokkelen.
e inow a man so near-sighted that
he can't recognize a creditor whpn liAieffort.S tft exneriitA thm hnaineixa tf hm
pusses one on the street
Right habit is like the channel, which
dictates the course in which the river
Scalds, General Bodily sha11 flow' and TTnich ws deeper and
Indications
For the South Atlantic States fair
weather,light;variable winds, mostly east-
arliy efafiAnniiit n k! .
vi v Bwn-iwuoijf ui uiguci leuipcraiure or I
oaromeier.
Eat onions. We once knew a'poor un
fortunate fellow who was the prey of
every one. Poor people borrowed of him
from morning till night. He commenced
eating onions. Now, no one goes near
him.
Oaths are vulgar, senseless, offensive
aud impious; they leave a noisome trail port is very elaborate, covering 48 pagest
upon the lips and stamp odium upon the and we understand that it will be large
soil. -They are inexcusable. They graf ly circulated. "We have read much of it
ify no sense, while they outrage taste aad
dignity. I
There is no place in the wide world
like home.. It is the dwelling ef
D A I
lives we owe to it and its inmates. To
make it pleasant and attractive should
be the aim ot every man.
If you are a wise man you will treat
AUjustla ami the prices will ce found the world as the moon treats it. Show
it only one side of yourself, seldom show
yourself too much at a time, and let what
you show becalm, cool and polished,
J - .
But look at every side of the world.
caught and made to bite tho dust since
the 10th of June. As soon as the dogs
are caught they are taken out of the city
ana Kllieu, lUSieau vi uciu piaucu m vuc I
r 1
pouau lur twu ujo, iuC ua
ance ot persons living in the neighbor
hood.
Would not be without St. Jacobs Oil
if it cost $50 a bottle, says Mr. Russer,
216 Rush street, Chicago, 111.
To-day, St. John the Baptist's Day,
was celebrated "by Mt. Nebo and Giblem
Lodges (colored) F. and A. A. Y. M., by
o noiwila onrl TnVl! instfLllatinn nf tVlA
f VTt Vphn T,n No. 14. at
the Opera House this afternoon. J. W.
f. p n a. M delivered the ad
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dress.
'ine arrandjury ot -enaer oupenor
. . - i
Court, having completed the labors of
tne ssesion were caueu ueiure " uus
waves, m iuc j-j
evening, ana auer oemg rwy
complimented by His Honor for the
launmi anu euicicub wauuci iu nmvu
they had performed the duties assigned
them were discharged for the term.
Still They Come
We are in receipt of a cotton bloom
which onened on the plantation of Mr. 1
W. N. Ellsworth, near Wallace, Duplin
countv. on the 22nd inst. The crops in
that section are looking finely, the farm
prospects for a bountiful harvest were j
nver better.
eave fWi,r,
Every housekeeper. should know that
,-npl with acid, if it be but three
trill Ka rnnverted into rlucose.
: ' f,, nf cnr fnnnd in sweet
t a nfflnm,r mnrh
: a tm iv naarter
-rio in ntipr wnrda. one
LL. .tirrPd into the fruit I
after it is cooked, and .bile yet wum,
: ii.- . ...ot u tw.i and
will mane tuo n ui" - i
' a aAAaA t,;ia th frnit i 1
w quarter puuuuo uuv
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WILMINGTON, N. C,
Tax Listing.
Yesterday was the last day allowed
by law to list taxes; 3,312 persons listed
opto sundown. CoL Birr ia finishing
up the tax list and is allowing those per
sons who come when he is at the City
Ball to list their taxes. There are now
about 400 persons in this city who hare
not listed.
Dally Mall for Wrlghtsville-
Col. Brink has succeeded in getting a
temporary mail service established be
tween this city and Wrigbtsville Sound.
It will begin early in July and will run
until January. The service will be six
days in the week and the time allowed
for delivery, two hours. Bids will be re
ceived until
July 5th.
Judge tirares ia Fender-
A friend :n Pender county wants ns
to know that Judge Graves won golden
J inion8 from the citizena of Pendr and
. -it ,
I a" lrom me memoers oi me Dar wno are
in attendance upon Court for his earnest
term as well as for his urbanity of man
ners. Me is certainly an indefatigable
worker, and he has the happy faculty of
making others connected with the Court
work also.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
BI's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&c You can geV all sizes and at the
1 . t
lowest prices. f
Br Grissom i Report-
We have received from Dr. Thoa. F.
Wod a cpy, as a reprint from the Jun
number of the North Caroline Medical
Jwintil, of Dr. Eugene Grissom's "Ke-
port of the Trial of James Thorny De
Jarnette, for the murder of his sister, at
Danville, Va..Julv 8th.!lt80" The re-
and must say that Dr. Grissom well
maintains the position assumed bv him
at the trial as regards DeJarnette's
sanity.
'
The trial of Abbie Howard, colored,
ctargea jth infanticide, took place at
TWo - aw vesterdav. the 22nd inst. Messrs
I o '
Bland, of Pender, and Powell, of Du
P were assignea aa couubci iur
fence. The jury, at about eleven o clock
last night, returned a verdict of man-
slaughter. Sentence had not been pro-
J linn vf nnr I pn vin rr
nouuecu up tW
1 there tnis morning, w e aaye ucoru mc
efforts of the defendant's counsel Yery
highly complimented, both by citizens
and te rjrofession. It was Mr. Powell's
grgt Bppearance atthe Pender Court.
, . 4i,a XT
Beautify your homee by using the N
riPo;nf m;wA and war
a . uuauiuix iuuii w
anted. Sold only at J acobi's.
What's in & Same!
The people of Pender county are in a
high pressure quandary, with all the at
tachments and modern improvements
In the Act of the Assembly, ratified
March 10th, 1877, locating the county
site, the following words occur:
'The
county site wherever it may be located
shall be called Stanford." This Judge
Graves declares to be the legal name ot
. . , l A Ul-
the town, in an aci oi .ssciumj
55th dav of February. 18 1 9,
- - - ...
.. t. trt of Stanford, in
p , conntv. be and the same is here
by incorporated by the name and style
,f the town of Burgaw To the latter
name the citizens of the towa tenacious-
fe fc wWie . this difference of
av:eta utpnn .Tndire and cili-
zens, the latter are placed in the awk
waril nrfidieament - of not knowing
i
what town they are in.
But this is not the worst feature; of the
case
by an overwhelming majority.
Only think of the pretty babies who have
been born there since the creation of tne
county who will grow up and not know
ther made their debut
upon the stage of life, l ney were mere
and made their snare oi me rui aFua
some might have voted for Burgaw while
others might have pre lered bUnford
-but they had no choice in the matter.
and now the uncertainty
town had the distinguished honor must
be exasperating. It is perplemigly
perplexing, outrageously
outrageous,
from wiich
awfully awful; a dilemma
there seems no way to be extricated un
less b, a tay of V" """j1"
definitely and irrevocably detenmnutf m
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what towA the babies of the future skall
bo born.
FRIDAY, JUNE 24.'
I aim Nature.
Mr. J. W. Conoley has at his store
a kitten with two separate and distiact
faces, which are well developed, and a
pigaon with two well developed heads
These. Curiosities are among thecyaeer
ireaKs or nature one sometimes sees.
Both are dead and are preserved in alco
hol.
Pronounced Imaae.
xff .'
Clara Nixon.colored .was PTftm? nrl hv o.
commission de lunatico inqutrcndo,cm.
sisting of Dr. J. O. Walker and Justices
W. W. Horris and J. O. liaiis, this
morning, and- was &nt to the insane
department of the Poor House. Her
husband will make an effort to get her
in the Colored Insane Asylum at Golds-
boro.
City Court.
James Williams and Charles Hall
were up for disorderly coaduct and were
sent to prison for 10 days each.
Clara Nixon, who wag arrested yester
day for disorderly conduct, was thought
insane and turned over to a commission
de lunatico tnqutrend.
A case of D. and D. was dismisied .and
his Honor, Mayor Smith, here closed for
the day.
"All Serene."
The Sunday School ef the Front St.
M. E. Church will give an excursion to
Waccamaw Lake' on Tuesday next
Persons not connected with the Sunday
School can procure tickets at a very rea.
sonable cost. Cant. W. M. Parker, tha
Superintendent," promises a pleasant
time to those who attend, and we know
of no one who knows better how to make
it pleasant for you than Brother Parker-
Terrible Loss orLife-
Millions of rats, mice. cats. bed-bn?i.
roaches, lose their lives by collision with
"Rough on Rats." Sold by druggists,
xoc.
Musical Treat.
The pupil of Mr. S. Van iLear will
give a musical soiree at the Opera Honse
on Monday evening. They are in good
training and the soiree wilPnlo doubt be
expect Mrs. Kannvfeiief '-anV. could
Nathan Mayer, R. IT. Grant and the
Orion Quartette Club, Messrs Tilley,
Thorpe, Welsh, and Fremont, have
kindly consented to assist in making the
evening a pleasant one to those who at
tend. The sale of reserved seats will be
commenced to-morrow morning.
To Protect Plants.
A correspondent of the Norfolk Vir
ginian furnishes the following receipt
for the protection of plants from cater
pillars, which are unusually numerous
this year. It is said to be very effect
ive:
"Take one heaping tablespoonful of
Pans green to one cup ot nour ; mix
with water to form a paste : put this in
a gallon watering pot ; fill the latter, let
ting the contents dissolve, w ater witn
a rose attachment. Two or three appli
cations of thi3 solution will rid the plants
of the vermin. Pans green is a deadly
poison, and those using this remedy
should be careful about handling the
plants until the caterpillars are gone and
the plants have been thoroughly washed
with pure water several times."
Lights tn Bed CliamDns.
The following, which we clip from the
New York Herald, contains suggestions
that might well be heeded: 1
'The kerosene lamp has been so pronn
nentlv engaged in bursting and in blow
ing human beings into hospitals and
eternity that many people are under the
imoression that it has no time in which
to attend to anything else. This is a
great mistake, and a convincing proof of
..... . f T
its abilities m another arection is iouna
in a dispatch announcing the death by
suffocation of a piiest who had slept in a
room in which a lamp was burning im
perfectly. How many thousand head
aches are discovered every morning iu
bedchambers that have been lighted
through the night by kerosene lamp3
turned down low will never be Known
but the aggregage is enormous, and can
not be otherwise, for a small flame in a
lamp chimney does not cause enough
draught to insure perfect combustion,
and this being the case the slumberers
breathe carbon and carbonic acid gas a3
literally as in a petroleum refinery. If a
little light is necessary in a bedchamber
it may be supplied by a specially pre
pared taper, by a candle, or by a wick
floating and supported in animal or vege
table oil; but the turned down kerosene
lamp is always a menace to health and
ife." .
Don't Four Alcohol on the Fire
and don't take anything that has alcohol
in it to help inflamed kidneys. War
nera Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is
purely vegetable, and acta directly upon
the kidneys and liver.
188 1
NO 149
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot op 36 bales.
There were good rains up the country
yesterday but no rise in the river is re.
ported as yet. The steamer .Uunc7iison
arrived last night and the Have and
North State this mornin?.
The cost of uniforms for the members
of the German Volunteers, in the event
of a reorganization ef ttiat command, as
given by. ns yesterday, was excessive
The error was typographical. The ser
vice, or fatigue, uniform for 35 men, the
number which now constitutes the rank
and file of a company, will cost, at $.65
each, 302.75, instead of $800, as we had
it.
Ladies who Appreciatr! Elegance
and purity are csing Parker Hair Bal
sam. It is the best article so'd for re
storing gray hair to its original color and
ueauiy.
A Real Curijsltj.
We received this morning, from the
PostofBce in this city, a letter written
May 7th, 1850, and mailed three days
later, at Chinquepin, in Duplin county.
It was addsessed to the Wilmington
Journal and contained a request to pub
lish the marriage notice ot "John Deal
to ,Mary Kaner, the daughter of John
Raner by Nathan Murray, Esq." which
we hasten to do, even at this late day,
although the bride, if living and happy
in her married life is probably a grand
mother now. The letter was properly
directed and sealed, but without stamp
or envelope, as this was in the days when
stamps and envelopes were generally un
known, and there was no reason why it
should not have come straight through
from Chinquepin to Wilmington, instead
of going to Washington City. . It was re
cently discovered somewhere in the pos-
al department at Washington and for
warded here for delivery, having accom
plished the trip from Chinquepin,"in Du
plin county, to Wilmington, a distanea
of 65 or 10 miles, in a little more than
31 years, ia speed of progression which is
air me rare et two miies .year r - -
"T vtx-avna Tr-V V AMPV AVI)
sickness anu from beds of pain,
stroncr and hearty by Parivc - mofip
Tonic are the best Evidences in the world
of its sterling worth. You can find these
in every community. Post. See advertise
ment. Ne7 Adyertisaments.
For Waccamaw I
TO THE
Front Street .Metiioaist Saniay ScliooL
I Turani v tttxtt? OS
Train will leave Fiont Street Depot at
8.15: returnins: at 7.30.
Parties not connected with the School are
Invited and promised a pleasant time.
Fare for Kound Trip 50 cent-, collected
atthe gate. w. M. PAK5.ER,
Supt. Front St. Meth. S. S.
je 24-2t-firi-mon
OPERA HOUSE,
rpHE PUPILS -OF MR. E. VAN LEAR
wUl give a MUSICAL SOIREE atthe Opera
House, MONDAY EVENING, June 27th,
at 8.30 P.M. -
In addition, there will bs a CONCERT,
(Part II.), in which Mrs. D. XAIINWEIL
ER, Messrs: N. MATER, K.H.GRANT, and
the AUlON QUART KITE , coBeigtin of
Messrs. TILLEY, THOKP15, WELSH aud
FREMONT, will take part.
Admission 2.5 cents, including :Re&eryeiI
Seats. Sale of Seats commences Satu)'lay,
June 2oth, at Heiiisberger's Lok Store.
je 2i-2t-.ri-mon
A REPLY TO THE
"ICE'EIHG."
GENTLEMEN We take ttia public
method ol replying to yonrTnn:r proposi
tion to buy us out. We were driren into
the ice business by the prices extorted ly
your monopoly and we now propose to tive
the people of Wilmington aruJ eurroundiDg
country the benefit of low prices, and let
you try ever fo Lard to drive us out. If
you i?h to put your threat into execution
of selling ice at cent fr r-ouni do so,
and the people will get the benefit, while
we can use our ice iu our auines at one
quarter cf the cost we have beea forced to
iay you for years. Respectfully,
W. E. DAVIS & SON,
je 2-2t Preps. Independent Ice House
Keep Coo!
BOTTLED SWEET CHAMPAGNE CI
DER on ice. A pure, healthy and re
freshing beverage for Summer; not intoxi
cating. IS" Pure. Cold Soda Water on ice at the
game place, under the Rrvirw Office at
, S. G. NORTHROP8,
jell1 Water St, Storf.
W will bo glad to rtcoivo oomau&Iostf ocf
J"adi0,.tt 1314 H nbtot o
TU &48!t of tho writer nwl always bo to
fckhed iU Elisor.
SOoaaHmicittoiu cut bo written, a nlj
neiiiooftaptpr.
Porwrniiitiet xauit bo avoided
d " u 5eUI3j and particularly undar
ta rirrsof correspondent!, unlets to tal
latSjtorialeolnwae.- .
5 ew Advertisements.
CoDpsrs Wanted.
OR THREE PINE BARREL
COOPERS III AT WANT TO WORK caa .
get work by -applying to
S-Pt ; A. IT. VaxBOKKELEN.
Summer Readmer.
jyjRS. QBOFr. a Nevel, by tho an.
tac ot PhjUi., Molly: Bairn, Air j Ttlry
LiLUa", eta "".' :- : : . '
A IIS30N IN LOTE, cf tb Koandl
SoMn Seriei. "
THE BAILI.FI 'A 11A1D.
THE EICHKOFS, frra aU crrtin. fcj
Mn. A. 1. Uter.
edie. For a &le at
ie U
Lire Book nl MattrMtrr
Erchaaical Dentistry.
Tp, RESUME-ON NEXT Mond ,
X th Int., the practice ef MeehanWl rtp "
tistry, wing Celluloid as a base Dlate,
rice-Full Set $60.00 - P
Half Set $30.00
J. H. DURHAM, Dentist,
Princess street, bet. Front and Secomd.
way 31-1 en
For Smithville.
fJlHE STEAMER PASSPORT makee her
regular trips for Smlthylllc, leaving' wharf
foot of Market street, at 9.00 A. M., except
on Saturdays, when
ville at 7.30 A. M.
P.M.
jelitf
ehe will leave Smith
, and Wilmington at 4
J W HARPER
ood R3ew Butter.
pRS'II AXD BW5.5.T,
COCK IN O CUITKR,
la Eits tad Bores.
For eil law by
-Hall & Pearsalf.
REA, CEDAR TACKING CHESTS,
SAwHj BOGHS An.,, l(JJg .
RACKETSJSIOULDING, LUMBER,
ALL SIZES WINDOWtGLAS3,
AT
ALTAFFER, PRICE & CO'S.
Factory: '
Foot Walnut st.
Office:
Vutt, near RedCross
Liberal Offers
RS MADE TO THOSK in wtnt of Bookf,
-ttinerr, Fancy Qoda, Ac, As, Drop
ia and lock around. No trouble to show
Qoodi acd answer questions. BpeolaJ atten
tion Is called to ths fc; that I as. cfidiirft
batter tsrmson etriuly first c'arg Piaaoi ani
Urp&S3 tt&a ever b:f jre i
W. Yates' Eook Htore,
j 20
JAVI!JG QUALIFIED as Admialjtrator
oa the ftttte of IIfnry rhTodt, decesd
on tb 4th day of My, lfel, i tha frobtt
0urt f fnv Hftiorer c unty, noic ij
Lo'ebfcirea ti Ml peraens ind.btsd to lha
emu o the kfcid Hoary th ndt, to cukes
iE2neiiit raynot aad Mttlecasnt; ad all
rraonj h7i e cl:aa aa, nit said estate.
wUl p 'fes?! theai for payucest on cr tefor
the 3:f. d4j of Mfy, 1b93. onhls notic WlU
be P'aid ia bat of their recayery.
'XL is 'Jth da; of May, iSSl.
- H. VOLLER8,
zaij 13 UwSwfri Adaamrtratar,
The Cosmopolitan
3)AR 13 THE PLACE WHERE YOU
JcanKfct the coolest, purest and most
fccieutifically mixed Summer Drinks to bo
found in the city. The very best Wines,
Champa nea and Liquors always on hand.
The beet 0-ceut Cigar that is made. Drop
in andecol off. JOttNCARKOLL,
jeS Proprietor.
s iie ucean Hou
se
8MITHVILLE,'. C.
J3 THE PLACE FOR PLEASURE seek
era to stop atFincst Wines, Liquors, CJJ
garsand Champagnes always on hand.
MEestaurant"jnt over the water.
J3RTANT 310RSE,
nay 31 Ira Proprittcr.
3 ir ay.
1 wu tmm
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