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jfe- Advertisements,
THE GREAT
FOR
RHEUMATISM,
Keuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Sackache, Scraness of ihc Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Scro Ti.raat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Genera Bodily '
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and ' Ears, and- all other
Pains and Aches.
No PirpanUion on earth equals St. Jacobs Oil
K i safe, Mure, simple and cheap External
Snily. A trial entails but the comparatively
inflwg ootly of 50 Cent, and totjt ona auffer
fcg with pain can have cheap and poaitiTa proof
t( its claim.
Direction! in Eleven Language.
ECLDBT ALL DRUGGISTS A2TDDEALEE3
IS UTiBTODfE.
A.VOGEUER & CO.,
Baltimore, Md., V. 8. A,
pril IWaw-om to
WEOT LACES,
"Wuite and Cream colored,
Lace Curtains,
h pairs and by the yard, White and Ecru.
Lace Lambrequins
And material for lining.
CO
R N I C
Various styles.
E
CARrEIS OIL CLOTIIS MATTINGS
At very reasonable prices.
TURKISH BATH SOAP !
8 Cakes for 25 ecnts; 'tis good and cheap
Respectfully,
R. M. Mclntire.
Ji'j.9
MRS.
JOE PERSON'S
REMEDY FOR
SCROFULA
NEVER FAILS.
It Will Cure if Fairly Teited.
It gives me much pleasure to be able to
Rate that I have derived an effectual cure of
rorula from the use of Mrs. Joe Person's
JHMdy for that disease. I had suffered
ifora i Scrofula for more than three years,
Md ha4 despaired of ever getting well. I
w treated during that time by three very
jmnentphysicians.without any good result.
J wen went to the National Surgical Insti
m at AtlaDtA Ga., and was treated there
rare lhn two months, with no better re
V1'1 my family physicians, met with.
retting from the Institute, I was
Ui T6y Mrs- Person's remedy, and
041 lU tied it more than a week before I
tiVvf curative and healing proper
enK 7Wrc soon began to heal, and the
hi y skln CQaged as fast as the sores
wf not thought of ever getting
ilaeaia but m7 Copies increased, my low
PMtedwwnea beforfthi remedy, and I
a now enjoyine: splendid health and am In
spirits- The remedy is mild as spur
mVvdaEtronStonlc; 1111 heal the
stubborn sore In three weeks if taken
bSvV J' U is my opinion that I should
iKcn some time after the sore is healed,
be m Te the of its effects. It should
i omS -Cn relarlT by all mean, for I have
icTnl neSIecwd it, from the pressure of
ad in all eases found that the
readymade would commence to re
uraae, &nl for this alone it should be
aoS!?1 rl-y 1111111 &n effectual cure is
UritVi. . .v NoUlinS should prevent regu
. j lathe use of the remedy and it should
tomr,l!niat Proper time. I would re
SS ,nd,to a11 ho are suffering from
Kon Jto.try,t wUl surely cure you
Jou give it a fair lest. I speak from expe
fu! r,1tn,d ofrom hearsay. I am a grate-
am tar" of a cure from the 1186 of 11 ntl
Mn v many and !sng obligations to
Ui:le.Rr80a.for eat relief 1 bave ob
f are-1 ; m its Sufferers, try it and be
Ki-Vpri,my advice I am, respectfully,
C J AMES a!mOKUI3.
tlu sUmP for testimonial of remarkable
prepared by Mrs. Joe Person, Franklin
iBMnn v by WM IL GREEN. 11-
ill
lira
VOL. V
LOCAL NEWS.
r. JEW Advkktisekents.
f roxlt & MoHKis- Crockery at Auction
Heutsbkruer New TesUmeut
W R Huxtek Temperance Address
C W YxtesH ana's Manifold Books
No City Coart:to-day.
Tall women
coiffures.
should not wear
high
Avoid the toy pistol with the blank
cartridge. '
But little jewelry is now worn by la
dies of f sh ion.
The receipts of cotton at this port (o
day foot op 26 bales.
The sun now sets seven minutes ear
Her than it did two weeks ago.
- It is a difficult thing for a dog without
a tail to show his master how much he
thinks of him.
The best medicine for a sick man is to
back up against a mule. The animal
will heel him.
The man who Bmokes a cigarette in
sults agood cigar and casts undeserved
asperations upon a pipe.
This has been one of the warmest days
of the season, the thermometer in this
office registering 97 at 3 o'clock.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black-
fish' Hooks and Lines. A fall assort
ment and lowest prices at JAcoBfs. f
Br. barque Oreala cleared at -this
port to day for Glasgow, with 1,714 bar
rels rosin, shipped by Alez. t Sprnnt &
Son.
The steamship Regulator. Captain
Doane, cleared at the Custom House to
day and will sail at 3 o'clock to morrow
morning with a full . cargo.
Beautify your homes by using the N.
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
anted. Sold only at Jacobi's. f
rrt " a j 1
j.neneaio ine uay nas oeen very
much tempered by the fine breeze which
has prevailed all day long, such a breeze
as is unknown in some other localities.
The August term of the Criminal
Court for New Hanover county convenes
on the first Monday in August, which in
this instance happens to be the first day
of the month; so the regular August
term of this Court commences one week
from Monday next.
Mr. Byerly, a gentleman well known
here to the crockery trade, is in the city
now with twenty crates of ware, which
will be sold by Messrs. Cronly & Morris
at auction on Monday next. Those who
have attended these sales on previous oc
casions know that bargains are to be had.
Tbe Heat To-Day.
The Signat Officer at this station re
ports the maximum heat hero to day at
95 degrees. In Charleston, Savannah,
Augusta, Corsicana, Texas, and several
other Southern cities the thermometer
registered overlOO degrees. Wilmington
forever in the Summer time !
Dry Earth as a Disinfectant.
The following is taken from Good
Health: Dirt is so cheap that hardly
any one appreciates its weaun, at least
very few know its value as a disinfectant.
Dry earth is really one of the most ex
cellent of all disinfectants, and possesses
another advantage in that it can always
be obtained in any quantity without
money and without price. Its very cheapness-is,
perhaps, one reason why it is so
ittle esteemed and employed. The char
acter of the earth used is however, not J
a matter, of consequence. Coarse sand
and moist earth are valueless. To be
effective the earth must be fine and dry.
Dry, powdered clay is perhaps best of all.'
Dust from the road is excellent. Dry
coal ashes are also very excellent. By
the free use of dry earth, sinks, stables,
and similar sources of foul gases and
disease-producing germs may be kept in
a perfectly wholesome condition. The
application of the earth, once a week
once a month, or two or three times in the
course of the summer, is not, however,
sufficient. To be effective, it should be
applied daily, and when the matter to be
disinfected is large in quanity, several
times a day.
v A good supply of fine, dry earth should
be kept constaatly on hand, conveniently
near to the place where it is to be used.
When so good a disinfectant is so near,
no one can have any excuse for tolerating
a bad smell npon his premises.
WILMINGTON, N. C
; I
Ami Prohibition.
We understand, from a gentleman who
was present, that there was a large at
tendance yesterday at an anti-prohibition
pic-nic and barbacue at Bivenbark'8
Mills, in Pender couaty. Both white
and colored were out in force and speeches
were made by Messrs. H. E.Scott, J. W.
Madden and S H. BelL There was, our
informant states, bat one prohibitionist
on the ground. At night there was a
gathering at Rocky Point, which was ad
dressed by Judge Watts and Air. H. E.
Scott.
At Home and Abroad.
The August n amber of this excellent
periodical is at hand. Dr. Wood writes
the opening article.'which is a continua
tion of the paper begun in the previous
issued, entitled "North Carolina as a
Field for 'Naturalists." Mr. Norwood
Giles continues to talk about "Some
Birds that I Have Seen;" Dr. Bernheim
publishes more of his Trans-Atlantic
Notes of Travel, and Miss Lisette Bern
heim gives us Chapters IX and X of her
serial, "Oceanside." There are a nam
ber of other articles which go to make
up the sum total of a very interesting
issue.
Government Steam Yacht.
A little steam yacht called the Net
tle arrived in our waters this morning
about 10 o'clock from Fernandina, Fla.
which port sheleft day before yesterday
(Wednesday) morning at half past 5
o'clock, and but for the boilers, being out
of repairs the Captain thinks he would
have made this port yesterday afternoon,
whither she has come to coal up. The
Nettle is a government dispatch boat
and plies around the light houses. She
was bnilt some two years ago in New
York, but since that time has been on
duty in Louisiana and Texas. She
18 tons burthen, has a foremast upon
which she carries sail; is commanded by
Capt. William Lewis, who has a crew
of five or six men, and is now en route to
Portsmouth, Ya.. where she-baa been
ordered to report.
Studv vour interest. You can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices a
Jacobi's. t
Tilt and Tournament-
We learn from a friend who was pres
ent at Wadesboro during the progress o
the Iir there on the 20th and 21st in
stant,that the tournament was participatf
ed in by a number of young gentlemen
on Wednesday. The successful knigh
was Mr. James A. Leak, Jr., who
crowned as Queen of Love and Beauty
Miss Ina McCall, the fair elocutionis
who our readers will remember visited
Wilmington something over a month
ago and gave several recitations at the
Opera House. The next successful knigh
was Dr. Huntley, whom our informan
thinks crowned Miss Alice Leak as firs
Maid of Honor. Oof particulars are
rather meacrre. but we have given our
readers the benefit of what, Information
we have obtained. Wilmington was
represented on the occasion in the person
of Mr. John H. Daniel; who rode as
the night of the Cape Fear.
We hope our Wadesboro friends have
made a success of their Fair.
Call at Jacobi's for Garden Hoes and
Rakes, Shovels, Spades, Axes, &c There
you have the lowest prices. f
Tried and Committed
John McKoy, colored, arrested for a
nameless crime a few days ago, had a
preliminary examination in the Court
House before a Justice of the Jfeace to-
dav which lasted from 10 o'clock this
morning an til half past 1 o'clock this af
w
ternoon. The case seemed to excite a
good deal of interest among the colored
population and the Court room was filled
with this class of people. The State
was well represented by Mr. Solicitor
Moore and the defence equally well rep
resented by M. Bellamy, Esq. At the
conclusion of the examination CoL Moore
made a few remarks and Mr. Bellamy
followed him in a short speech. The
Magistrate then announced that the de
fendant would be held for trial until the
next term of the Criminal Court, which
begins on the first day ot Aagastnext.
The commitment papers were then made
out and the prisoner remanded to jail un
til the time above specified.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&c Yoa can get all sixes ancJat the
lowest prices. t
:llfllli0
RIDAY, JULY 22,
Crops Easiness Outlook Railroad
Schemes Prohibition, tc, &c
Tahboro, N. C., July 20th, 1881.
Editor Daily Review:
The crops in Edgecombe are as fine as
in any previous , year since the war,
though rain is wanted in many parts of
the county for the. corn crop. Every way
it looks favorable for a splendid crop
season and a good business in the fall.
The large number of "commercial trav
ellers'
you meet" everywhere say that
they look for a better business this' Fall
than they have had in twelve years All
along my route Irbra Wilmington, mer
chants and farmers, are in the very best
spirits," and old North Carolina will roll
up a staving business this year.
Tbitif a thriving;, thrifty town. Im
provements are going on all the time in
the line of fine, large, commodious brick
stores, that would do credit to any city.
There are two very handsome stores in
course of construction now, being built
by one of Tarboro's most enterprising
citizens, Judge Howard j one of which
will be occupied by our mutukl friend,
Capt. S. S.Nash, who you will; I 'am
sure, be glad to hear, as well as his num
erous friends in Wilmington, is doing a
hne business.
The good people of Tarboro have been
recently approached about a railroad
from Tarboro to Raleigh, a distance of
about 50 miles, through a fine section of
the State, and then continuing it to Wil
liamston, on the Roanoke river, which
would make the entire distance from
Raleigh to Williamston not exceeding
85 miles. If this road is built, it would
draw off an immense business from the
N. C. R. R. and W. & W. R. R., and
also from the R. & G. R. R. If you
will look at the map, you will Bee that
from Raleigh to Norfolk or Portsmouth
it is about 173 miles. From Raleigh to
Morehead City it is about 169 miles,
against 85 miles from Raleigh to Wil
liamston, via Wilson and Tarboro! The
road from Tarboro to Raleigh could be
easily graded, passing, as it . would,
graded from Tarboro to Williamston,
and about six miles of the iron and cross
ties are laid. It is believecl by parties
who have had experience in railroad
building that it would not exceed $10,-
000 per mile, including rolling stock.
This would certainly be a grand scheme
for the section of country through which
it would nass. as well as the towns of
Tarboro. Wilson and Williamston. "Old
T!ll - i 'I 1 1 I
&J:LST:
BUVJQVv ill luiiiuaun . jlk ao wchqtcu jj
many that both Norfolk and Baltimore
would subscribe largely to this proposed
railroad, as both would have a fair slice
of the immense business the road would
carry to Williamston.
Prohibition will in all probability be
carried in the town of Taaboro, but will
be defeated in the county of Edgecombe
by a large majority. Wilson county and
Halifax will also pass a heavy vote
against it.
Tarboro once had the reputation of
being badly off for hotels but this' can no
longer be said of her, for the Tarboro
House is as good as any hotel in North
Carolina to-day, the table being supplied
most abundantly with everything this
hne country produces, and the weary
traveller will find every comfort here. '
The weather is intensely hot to-day,
but we have a good breeze now and
then to cool us off, and fair prospects of
a ram this evening, lar River is so low
that boats cannot run from Greenville
here. Will write you trom "Juittie
Washington," as it called, of anything!
interesting. Cobbzspoxdxxt.
See Here.
You are sick; well, there is just one
remedy that will cure you beyond possi-'
bility of doubt; - If it's Liver or Kidney
trouble, Consumption, Dyspepsia, Debil
ity, Wells' Health Renewer is your hope.
$1. Druggists. Depot J as. U. Munds.
The steamer Wave, Captain Robeson,
and the steamer A. P. Hurt, Captain
Worth, both arrived here on their regu
lar trips to-day ,and they report the river
still falling, with about 25 inches of water
on the Shoals.
Josenh A. Bonham. Esq.. the well-
known layer, 117 South Seventh street,
Philadelphia, Pa., thus relates his ex
perience: "About two weexs ago 1 was
seized with what the doctors called mus-
cular rheumatism in my right leg. The
leg below the knee was swollen until I J
couia aaraiy si&ua upon iu x naa seen
St. Jacobs Oil advertised, and I sent to
the drug store near my bouse, on the
corner of Nineteenth and Master streets,
for a bottle ot it. 1 rubbed my leg with
it that night and in a short time the
pain seemed to go away. Next morning
the swelling had shifted from under the
ankle to the upper part !of the knee.
I applied the Oft again and the swelling
in a short tune went away, leaving a very
slight pain. I didn t use any more Oil,
as I thought the attack was all over.
About a week later it appeared again in
the same place. The leg swelled so
badly that, after coming down town and
walking several squares, 1 gave com ple
tely out. I went home intending to try
some irrencn medicine, but x forgot to
get it, and having a part of this bottle
of SL Jacobs Oil in the house yet I
tried it again,' bathing the limb thorough
y. When I rot up in the morning pain
and the' swelling were both almost gone,
and after one more application 1 was as
well as ever, and frora that time to this
I haven't been troubled."
NO. 171
New Advertisements,
in. CKONIjY, Aucf ionccr.
BY CRONLY & MORRIS.
JABGE HALE OF CROCKERY WARE,
a tfo. 16 Market sirejt, cn i!cnJ;y text
20 ORATES YELLOW, WHIT 7 Q 5AN1TE,
EOGKlNOr VI,C. C W lUE, Ac
Iht ait en tie- . .ha trade is called to this
ale as the goods w.ll b 8)!d without re
serve. A v jy 21 It
TEMPERANCE ADDRESS.
jy R". HUNTER; formerly State Temperance-Lecturer
of North Carolina, will
speak at the corner of Front and Market
streets to-night. ,
The public are invited. jy22-lt
Wew Testament
QY OUR LOSD JESU CHRIST.
Ths rid ai.d New Versions eowparsd.
Ti Atria ed tnttf thi Oreek.
Betnjr the Version set forlh A. D. 1C11.
Compared with the most Ancient Authorities,
and Seviied A. D. 1321.
Tcgothef with Kiag James Version
Arranged on oppoiite and corresponding
pages. For sale at
HEINSBESQER'B.
Livo Book and Mnsio Store
jT22
Rfiiss E. ECarrer
AS JUST RECEIVED a beautiful as
sortment of Evening and Millinery
Flowers, Afternoon Hats and Bonnets,
Linen and Mohair Ulsters, Uuderwear and
Children's Clothing, which will be sold at
reduced prices. ; je 9
For Smithvilie.
fJlHE STEAMER PASSPORT makes her
regular trips for Smithvilie, leaving wharf
foot of Market 6treet, at 9.00 A. M., except
on Saturdays, when she will leave Smith
t-7Jao. A. M., and Wilmington at
P.M..
J "W HARPER
je 13 tf
NEW GOODS I
DELICIOUS PEACHES AND
TOMATOES I
All .varieties of Choice Preserves
in one and two pound Cans, the
best in the market.
Our elegant Family Flour,
Parole d' Honeurl
PigHams, JBreakfast Strips
and Small Shoulders,
Parched'Java and Laguayra Coffee,
These goods ai e all fresh this
week J Our prices land quality of
goods will convince you if you will
try us.
Try the prepared Soups,
For sale at
GEO. RSYERSV
fab 1 Hoi. 11 ul H Boath'FroB&Stl
Heeflm or Mees of the DniTonity.
nrUIERE WILL BE A MEETING OF the
I Trustees of the University of North Car
olina, in the Executive Office, In Raleigh, on
TUESDAY, the 19th July, lMl, at 4$
o'clock, P. at which a Professor of Nat
ural History will be chosen in the place of
Dr. F. W. feimonds, resigned on account of
IH health. Applications ahould be address
ed to PRESIDENT BATTLE,
jy7-daw2w . Chapel Hill, X. C;
1881.
THIS WEEK
; v ' FLSASSffCTXCE. -
.' v . . . . - , -
W wClhsglid torccslre eoffimualcatlca
from ozr friends on ar.y tad all rabbet
general latarexl fcntT
The carxe cf tie writer cert ltry t far
tiahed to u' Kilter.
COotysafijtiocui aast be written'- ca only
one aid cf ths pspr-
PersauEiltiea rant fce avoliod
And It Is wpeei&Uy and psrile alar ly under
stood that the Sditu does net always endori
the riswso! ccrr?jrondrt unless so slat
la tae editorial larr.
TJow
iidvertieenieiito.
CARNAGE MANUFACTORY.
rjIIE UNDERSIGNED, Surviving part
ner of McDougill, Williamson, begs leave ,
tosaj that he will continue the business of
Carriage Manufacturing, Kopaiiipg, Horfe- v
Shoeiog, etc:, at the old Und on Chestnut
between Front unl Water rtrects. - 1
All person? i . Jebted to ' the old firm wil 1
tettle with the ULders'gncd, and all clalma
i - - .. : ;..-. i -
against the same will be presented to him
for payment.
:. jy co st
R. P. ilcDOUGALL.
l orn, JSacoii, Molasses.
275 Boxes Smoked and D S.Sldca
O ZL( llkds and Tierces'
JOJ, New Crop Cuba
JQQ BLIs New Orleans Molasses,
Just received and for sale low by
WILLIAMS & MURCUISONJ '
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, &c
1000 13113 Flour, all grades, -
or;
!50 Bbls Sugars, Granulated, A Extr .
kj auat,
50;BblsNew Orleans Suar,
. C50 Bags Coffee, different Vadcs,
125 Boxes Assorted Candy, J
1C0 Tubs Choice Leaf Lard
75 Bbls and Boxes Lemon Cakos,"J
375 Boxes Lye and Potash,
200 Boxes Soap,
75 Boxes andlEgs Soda,
100 Boxe3 and Half Bbls Snuff,
Shot, Buckets, Paper, Spice. Pepper, Gin'
ger. Hoop Iron, &c Kandolph Sheetings,
.For sale bv
feb 28 WILLIAMS & MUP.CHISON
Tlie Xriaivexsfir
;op '
Morth OaroHna.
"TVTEXT SESSION WILL BEG IN
AUGUST 25th, 1SS1. - -
Combines the advantages of the old Cur
riculum, with special and extended instruc-.
tion according to the University system.
Connected with it are schools of LAW. or
MEDICINE, and of .PHARMACY.
Special facilities given for practical studies,
such as
Analytical and Agricultural Chemistry.
Business, Law, Phonography, &c.
ujjg-,jLfra-wiDg, xJooK-A.eepini
Expenses, including tuition and room
rent, $185 to $230 per annum.
Address, for catalogue and particulars. '
'KEMP P. UATTL1S, LL. !.;
' Fhap,eJ oIIU1' N C' Jul u Trident.
July 13-2w,
HAY AND QGREtf.
Eastern Hay,
'White and
Sixed Corn,
FOPw SALE LOW BY
Hall & PearsalJ.
iy 20
Harm's Manifold Books
BE JCSTTHIS THL.G for BaJeiicen
and others who de:ire a q:ick ard perfect
copy of ticir orders and letters at oao'wrU
Usff. Every article ia the Fchool Book,
Blank Bock and Statiose'j line always on
hand. Ths ctUbreiei "Becker Broi."Pia
nos, asd Geo. Wood's Ytxlor Orjaxs always
In stock.)
G; W. Yates' Book store,
RED CEDAR PACftlL'G CHESTS
SASH, DOORS MB BUNDS,
BEACKETS, MOULDING, LUMBEB&c.
ALL SIZE3 WLVDOW GLAS3,
AT
ALTAFEER, VR1CE k CO'S.
Facto
FootWi
OSce:
aim
inut et.
utt, near Ked Cross it
The Cosmopolitan
BAr. 13 THE PLACE WHERE TOU
eanffet the coolest. nnr-t ,
ficientiilcally mixed fiammer Drinks to Le
ine very test Wint
SifSl8?? Uors alifajB on hand
The best 5-centCi'rar that U
in and cool off. JOHN f?A!PrSr.
i ft . -mwuu
JeS - mcprietor.
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