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will badeliverod by aarrien,
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FOR
RHEDI-lATiSLI,
Kiuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
6out, Quinsy, Soro Throat, Swell'
ingt and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Twih, Ear and Headache, Frosted.
Fesi and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
5 Frvtwntion en frth qnals St. Jacobs Oil
m t tmfe, rr, simple and cheap External
itmtij. A trial entail bat th eompmmtlrmlj
4ic( oatlay of 60 Ceats, and rwry on auffer
bf with pain cu bare cheap ana poaitiT proof
af in claim.
Dinctioiu la X3to LangnaffM. .
BOLD BT ILL DSTy&QI8T8ADDEiXES3
15 MEDICHE,
A.V0GELER, & CO.,
BalHtBon, JfcL, 17. 8. JL.
crC lWaw-aae to
.QarpeHsiT
SELLING FREELT AND 1HK
object is to clote out every pltce. The
iij!ea are good and the prices are tkllijto.
If jou wish a barraia come at once.
The PRICES GIVEN NOW, ARE FOR
C13H.
MATTISG3 are selling: very low, both
laia White tad Fancy Colon.
R. M. Mclntire.
mx 18
Ftar opy
MRS. JOE PERSON'S
REMEDY FORV
SCROFULA
NEVER FAILS.
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It Will Cnr if Fairly Teited.
h frfes me much, pleasure to be able to
Jtaatl hare derived an effectual core of
fcrofola from the use of Mm. Joe Person'
jwedy for that disease. I had suffered
ton Scrofula for more than three years.
104 despaired of ever gettiag well. I
treated during that time by three very
?fcatplrdcians,wlthout any good result.
Jtteawenttothe NaUonal 8urgical InsU
", t Atlanta, Ga., and waa treated there
tore Una two months, with no better re
JWttaa my family physician met with.
returning from the Institute, I was
fiT11 to try Mrs. Person's remedy, and
' not used it more than a week before I
jteredita curative and healing proper
J orea toon began to heal, and the
T?f mj aWu changed as fast as the sores
JJ4. I had not thought of ever getting
wi,r'ut mJ hopes Increased, my low
rjw-fied before th remedy, and I
!rJJw, enjoying splendid health and am In
piriu- The remedy la mild as apnr
JSVdltroa tonic; It will heal the
r bborn sore in three weeks If taken
It Is my opinion that It should
to emeume after the sort is healed,
JjaoTt the cause of 1U effects. It ahould
ea regularly by all means, for I have
l1116 neglected it, from the pressure of
nd in all cases found that the
Taymade would commence to re
Jjand for this alone it should be
J3 J2uUrl y unm an effectual cure is
WaViVT Nothing should prevent regu
bt takiLtte 080 f the remedy and it should
proper time. I would re-
read to all who ara nffHnw fVnm
. ena to all who are suffering from
ii in- . j wm luicir euro juu
JlTeitafairtesL I speak from expo-
I am a crate-
plectof acurefromi
cure from the use of it and
jrnuny and lasting obligations to
jfwiou for the great relief Ihaveob
iromiuuse. 8ufferers, try It and be
. am "PtrulIy,
N. C. JAMES A. MOKKl!
8a&W
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cret7 tt4my for testimonial of remarkable
i5Vr,Mrs."Joe Person, Franklin:
smTv hy W1L II. GREEN, WD;
m,3,'c . Jy 6-daw-sac
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VOL. V
LOCAL NEWS.
New , Advkxtiskxkxts.
J R MkLtov Notice :
(! WVihT am 'r d-u.
HxnrsBSBOxs-v8heet Music
ObIj
two
bales of cotton rt
here to day.
August 20th (to-morrow) ii the time
'they saj" that rice birds fint sake their
appearance, in these parts. S -" 1, '
v a
M r. B. H. J. Abreas new store oa the
corner of Front and Dock streets is rp
idly approaching completion.
i mm
The next race between the yachts of
the Carolina Yacht Club will prebablv
take place on the 13th ot September.
Beautify your home by using the
Y. Enamel Paint, ready mixed and war
anted. Sold only at Jacobi's. t
Eer. Dr. E. A. Yates, Pastor of
Front Street M. K. Ohurch, in this city,
preached in Einston last Scads j night.
The first scupperaong grapes ( of -th -
season were offered for sale en yesterday
afternoon; They were held at ten cents
per quart.' , j.; . '
a m a; I I
The parsonage being built , by the con-
gregatiom of Fifth Street r. E. Church.
adjoining the .church edifice, is rapidly
approaching1 completion.
Soon the discharge of the ricefield
guns will be heard around the city and the
fat and juicy birds' ' will be offered for
sale to epicures at spring chicken prices,
which means big figures.
"VTe regret to learn of (he death, at her
home in Cleveland, Ohio, on yesterday,
of the mother of Messrs A. and I. Shrier,
of this city, We tender them our sym
pathies in their bereavement.
i ,
A Gharlottean. who is now at Mrs
Cameron's place on Wrightsville Sound
writes to the Charlotte Observer a cel-
umn of rhapsodes relative to the enjoy-
ment to be had on the coast at Wirghts-
ville during the Summer months.
Freshwater Perch, Trout 1 and Black
fish Hooks and lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at Jacobi's. t
A flag is hereafter to be displayed at
the Signal Station in this city whenever
the New York steamers enter the river
at Smithville. The banting is famished
by Mr. 3ond, the Superintendent of the
Steamship Lane. .
An addition, 20x30, is being added to
the session room of the First Presbyte
rian Church. The new room is oa the
east side of the building and will be used
in connection with the session room for
the Sunday School of the Ohorch.
r The Calh$lic Mirror of this week says
that althovgh announcement has : been
made that ArchbishoD Gibbons, of Balti
mtre, wonld take part in the' religious
services at the inauguration of the York-
town centenary celebration, it is highly
nrobable t that he will be unable to be
a '
present. ,
This is the latest: "Do you dance the
onadrille?' "No. but I have a brother
Bill from . Brazil who dances the quaa!
rille on the window sill." Now, of this
idiocy we have had a fill, and' hope the
next paragraphic quill that prodaces
anything so ill will be treated to a leaden
pillone that will surely kill.
Call at Jacobi's for Garden Hoes and
Bakes, Shortls, Spades, Axes, Ac There
yom have the lowest prices. t
Convalescing;.
We are glad U hear that Mr. John
Dawson, one among our oldest citizens,
as well as one of the eldest merchant in
Wilmington, who has been confined to
his house for the past two months from
sickness, was yesterdsy taking a dri?e
out on the Turnpike, j 1
Smtta'i Creek Btidge
Thm KpMm nTp.r Smith's creek has
been put in Urorough. order by Mr. Jno.
F. Garrell, who has the contract for
keeping it-in repair. Every timber in it
is now solidj and the bridge presents
quite a different apperance from what it
did a short time ago. ' 1
Cambriideport (klaaa.) American Protes
tant. ,
Mr. A. Bsyley, the .well-known drug
gist, 617 Main street, this city, was the
first to sell SL Jacobs Oil here. He in
formed us yesterday that it was t he most
potmlarrcnesfyhteTer sold, and that
it could net fail to reach the people
eTtrywhere, - t
WILMINGTON, N. C.1 FRIDAY AUGUST 19. 1881.
"' Pestal Csllnz-
Uadsr the rulings of the Postoffice
Departmeat, letters received at the post
ofSce addressed to places that are net
designated as postal statiens in the postal
gaide,7 no natter hew evident the j iuten-
fticarcf tti sender, fwill be, considered
misdirected,! aoo. unless-' the address is
cerrece4tWiU b9 sent to the dead l.-uer
oQoo. . Persons sending letters, esjciuily
importaQt. eaesoannat be paroculr
bt the addreM, giviuir the correct
name olllie postoffice. diaie nd ceunly.
when nectsAiry. ; ;
Htrtckrfct fib p attsl'
We n'gret to learn of the .serious ill-
ness of the venerable- Mis. Stewart, of
Smithville. - S be as stricken with par
alysis oa Sunday last her, right side be.
iog entirely useless. Her daughter, Mrs-
Warren , of this ciij7' was telegraphed
for on Sunday . aight. Mrs.; Stewart's
condition was a little more favorable yes
terday, but a second stroke is apprehend
ed which will, it is feared, carry bsr off.
fit' ". t r rtL 1 " " " I ' ''
rtne is new in we bow year oi nen age
North tad 8a b
Ex-Mayor Fishblate, who returned to
this city with his family a yesterday
from.' Atlantic City, New Jersey, speaks
in the highest terms of the people he met
and avers that the South has . recently
made many warm friends at the North
on account of the expressions of her
heartfelt sympathies over the attempted
assassination of President Garfield.
Mr. Fishblate is lond in praise of Messrs
Brown & Wool per, proprietors of the
United States Hotel, at Atlantic City,
and of their assistants, Messrs .Whitney,
Hayden and Chase, and is advisinsr all
his friends, when they go to Atlantic
City, to stop at the United States Hotel
if they wish to be the recipients of gen
tlemanly attendtien .'and a -good old
Southern welcome.
Cat by a Circular Saw.
A youag lad, some 12 or 15 yearsof
age, met with an accident at Messrs.
Altaffer, Price & Co', pissing mill this
morning, by which he received a severe
gash ea the right leg, just above the
knee joint. The youth's name is Alex
ander Kershaw. He is an apprentice to
Messrs. Altaffer, Price & Co., and this
aorning,awhiIe engaged in shoving some
lathing on a table to which a circular
saw was attached, involuntarily raised
his knee or leg while, standing at the
Ripple table, as it is called, and the eaw
which projects under the table, being in
full motion at the time, cut a gash at
least six inches in length, and an inch or
possibly more in depth, across the leg.
The iajured,lad was immediately removed
to the yard office, where medical attend
ance,hich had been summoned, reached
him and the proper remedies were applied
The young sufferer was then conveyed to
his home, on Second street, in a buggy,
where we learn at last accounts he was
doing as well as could be expected.
" I
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doers, Glass,
ate Yoa can get ' all sizes and at the
lowest prices. t
Coon Is Coiaiiff.
We learn by a letter to this paper
from Mr. W. O. Crura, General Manager
of the Advertising department of Coup's
Show, that they will ha in this city on or
avbout October 9th. Mr. Oram says:
"Mr.' W.O. Coap's'New Great Show,
which is said to be fully three times
larger than erer, consists of three circus
companies, using four circus and hippo
drome rings, nine bands of music, a grand
menagerie of rare wild animals, a splen
did muxsura, requiring a dozen steam en
gines to operate the different features,
and a magnificent Paris hippodrome,
with a race track forty feet wide and
nearly half a mile round, employing near
It two hundred artists, and a tribe of
Indians, who will take part in an excit
intr romantic . wild-wood herse back
drama, entitled "An Indian's chase for a
wife." Both in i the three circuses and
hippodrome, many of the acts are entirely
new, and are the theme of universal ad
miration and praise, by the public and
the press. Among these are the Indians
the Zulus, the Hying La Lu, the dashing
Gerald in e, etc , whose wonderful feats
and performances have no parallel in the
annals of the stage or the ring."
Don't Ele la tttOfcse-
Aakdrufrists for "Bouh oa Bats.10
It clears out rats, Bice, bed bugs, roach
es vermin, flics, ants, insects. 15c per
box. ...
The President.
The news from Washington City to
day is to the effect that the President is
better, fie slept well last night and has
retained the nourishment administered to
him. - His condition in ireneral seems to
be as satisfactory as could be expected
under the circumstances. ,
Magistrate's Court
Hannah Gray. co!ored, was arraigned
before Justice Millis this morning at the
instance of and upon the affidavit of
Jane Gray,, for assault and battery upon
the latter named person. Case dismissed
upon payment of costs.
lhe case of the four sailors arrested at
Burgaw, upon a warrant issued by Jus
tice McQoigg, charging them with larce
ny, was continued, owing to the sicknfss
of one of the prosecuting witnesses. '
Tb I'lcht Infantry
At the regular meeting of the
Wil-
mington Light Infantry, held last even
ing at the Armory, it was unanimously
decided that the Company attend the
Yorktown Centennial. Mr. Geo. W.
Doyle was last night; elected ' Junior
Second Lieutenant to fill a vacancy caus
ed recently by the promotion of Mr. R.
B. Beery as Second Lieutenant. Capt.
N. F. Thompson was elected Secretary
and Treasurer. !
Clfy Court ,
Two nautical individuals were first on
the docket this morning, charged with
an affray. One was fined $1 the other
being absent, on account of sicknes, his
case was continued.
Alice Hall, colored, an old offender,
was arrested last night, at 12 o'clock,
for being drunk and disorderly, and
this morning arraigned upon the above
named charge. The sentence of the
Court was ten days in the C. P.
Candas Dunston, colored, for being
drunk and disorderly at the Carolina
Central Railroad this morning, about 1
oclock,was ordered t pay a fine of $2.50
or be locked up for fire days. This finished
the proceedings, and the court adjourned.
To the ISnrviYors of the Capture ot
5 Fort Fisher.
W r TT v .a .
My uomraaes : Having lost the re
ports giving the forces at Fort Fisher in
detail, I am anxious to obtain accurate
mtermation as to now tne iuuu men.
which constituted the total ftrce present
during the engagement, was made up. I
append a list of the organizations in
the iert and would thank any commis
sioned or non-commissioned officer or pri
vate, to inform me by postal card or let
ter, the number of men present with his
company in the fort during the fight :
36th North Carolina RegimentCom
pany A, Capt. Murphy; Co. B, Capt.
Capt. Dudley ;Co. E, Capt. Powell ; Co!
Munn : Co. U, Capt. Braddy ; Co. D.
F, Capt. Hunter; Co. G, Capt. Swain ;
Co. H, Capt. Patterson; Co. I, Capt.
Melvin: Co. K. Cant. BroOks. i
40th N. C. Regiment. Capt. Mc-
Brvde's Co.: CaDt. Lane's Co.: CaDt.
Clarke's CO.
3d N. C. Battalion. Co. C, Capt Sut-
ton.
10th N. C. Battalion Capt Shaw's
Co.; Capt. Welch's Co ; Capt. McCor-
mick s Co. of McRae 8 Battalion.
Capt. Adams' Battery N. C. Light
Artillery. i
Capt. vanbenthuysen s Company C. S.
Marines.
Detachment of C. S. Sailors under
Lieut. Roby.
Portions of 21st and 25th south Caro
lina Regiments.
Wsc. Lamb,
Late Colonel Cemd'g Fort Fisher.
Norfolk, Va.
Religious and i secular newspapers of
North Carolina will please copy.
ruudy your interest, x ou can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Jacobi's. f
A Protest.
Editor Review: I see by a resolu
tion at the last meeting of the Board of
Aldermen they have decided to erect
a belfry on the City HalL I am
satisfied that the gentlemen composing
the Board nave nothing bat the welfare
of Wilmington at heart and will do noth
ing bnt what they think is for its best
interest, but 1 da not think that they
have considered l the effect that it will
have as to its looks and the injury that
may be done to the building. I know that
all good citizens feel and take a pride in
the noble structure and would be morti
fied to see it marred br a common belflry
placed upon it. It has been justly re
marked by strangers stopping and pass
ing through our city that our City Hall
is one oi we grandest ana nanasomest
bmldinrs in the whole South; that we I
enzht to bo proud of it; that the concep-
Uon was fcrrand, and the execution good
iuallitsdeUils. A community of citi-
zees is cenerally judged of their intelli-lasd efaadr of tbeaoldfor. wTwMow aad
rtace and caltivation by their taste inohac;vavy61dlrsbeul4 havaittokeep
architecture nd fine arts. Educa-I
tion and cmlture in architecture, scalp-
tCT9 zd fine arts go band u hand.i
NO. 195
Therefore, I hope, before final action is
taken that the Mayor and Aldermen will
reconsider their resolution of their last
meeting. The gentlemen who composed
the Building Committee who had charge
of the construction of the buildioc,
Messrs. Alfred Martin and S. D. Wal
lace, for the city, and Messrs. Donald
McRae and Edward Savage for the Thai;
an Association, considered the propriety
of building un .observatory on the build
ing that a b ll might be placed in it, bat
after a consultation with the Superin
tendent it was their unanimous opinion
that it would be destructive to the build
ing. And every Board of AldVrmen
from then to the present time have con
sidered the matter and after consultation
have refused to place the bell upon the
building. In the construction there were
put in ventilators, iu the fshape of dor
mer windows, and theymadethe buildicg
look so much like a stable or factory or
a cross-road school hense, that the build
ing committee ordered the Superinten
dent to have them removed. XX. ,
Our Traveling Correspondent.
Greexsboko, N. C, Aug. 16th, ISal.
Editor Daily Review:
lu my last from Kinston I gave you
a report of the crops in Eastern North
Carolina. Since then I have been as far
West as Winston. I regret to say that
from Goldsboro to Winston the crops
along this lite of route have been almost,
if not entirely, destroyed by the drought.
The tobacco crap, particularly in this
section and near Winston, has been al
most entirely destroyed, and in the im
mediate neighborhood of Winston and
Salem they had no rain from May until
about ten days ago. The drought has
been distressing. While there is not a
great abundance of fruit this season, yet
there is enough to supply home con
sumption with very fine peaches, pears,
plums and other fruits.
Winston.
This flourishing town is still improv
ing, and each year large tobacco ware
houses and factories are being built.
The Pace warehouse is said to be the
largest and most coaimodioas one in
the South, while Brown's, the Piedmont
and others, are very large and get their
full share of business. It is a sight well
worth seeing to a "sand fiddler" to visit
these large tobacco manufatories. The
hotels in Winston are as good us can be
found anywhere in the State, supplied
as they are by a superabundance of
everything to tempt the appetite. In
addition to the other improvements in
Winston the authorities are now con
structing a reservoir and layicg pipes
for their water works. They are a go
ahead community, j
GREENSBORO.
This town too continues to improve
yearly in handsome stores and private
dwellings. Dr., Benbow, of the famous
Benbow House, has again opened
his
splendid hotel, having refurnished it from
basement to attic with new and elegant
furniture. There is a neatness about
this hotel unsurpassed by any I have
ever seen in the bed rooms ixnd dining
room, with every possible attention, and
it is like being at home to be in the
lienbow House. Let the travelling pub
lic visit this house and the Central and
Merchant's at Winston and they will not
complain longer ef bad hotels in North
Carolina, inadvertantly i nave negieci
edte mention the McAdoo House here
which deserves to beclassed A No. 1.
Tno Benbow and McAdoo buildings
would add credit in pointtof architecture
to any city, and they are presided over
bJ Kentlemen who "know bow to keep a
hotel". It is gratifying to see our North
Carolina towns improving so rapidly.
Correspondent.
New Advertisements.
Notice,
HA.VINC
of W.
AVINO , BOUGHT OUT TI1E iotcrc.
J. Mott, in the Butchers' Cora-
pany, neretolore Mott x Melton, 1 shal
continue the Dusinees at the old stand, cor
ner 2nd and Market. Will , have on band
to-morrow amd for the next two weeks
very fine Beef, Mutton and. Lamb, and every
thins: in the Butcher line, and always the
best the market affords. Customers of the
old firm please take notice. Pass Books
furnished monthly customer?. '
ausr l-lt Respectfully, J, K MELTON.
Wanted.
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A GOOD, RELIABLE, EXPERIENCED
Clerk for a Commissary Store In the coun
try. App!y by letter for three tUys.
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JLJ vrn on ice. a pure, nealtny ana re
freshing beverage for Summer: not Intoxi
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V Pure, Cold Soda Water oa Ice at the
sajaejplace, under the Ernrw Office at.
B. G. KORTHItOP'S,
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J. Monthly JooruaL pmbliahai at Waihia
toH D C , la brimful of food thLcgs tJr ibt
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from our frUods oa aay and all nbti t
fattaraliaterwt baa
T&e'&aaa of the writer ewt alwayy b fa
aUned lo tie Editor. ,
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oat ddA of the papar.
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