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?few Advertisements. .
""V5
THE GREAT
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of tho Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell'
ngs and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feei and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
o Preparation on earth equal St. Jacobs Oil,
ax safe, axtrr, simple and cheap External
Xnaedj. A trial entails but th comparatirelj
:rifliuK outlay cf 50 Onta, and erery one nffer
ing with pain can Laro cLeap axkd potitlTe proof
c-f 1U claims.
Directions la Eleren Langnagw.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALEE3
A. VOGEIiER cfc CO.,
Ualtlmorc, 2ItL, V. S. A,
just imagine:how I FELT."
Bbckswick, Co., Va.,
Novcmber5th, 1831.
Mrs. Joe Pebsok,
Franklinton, N. C.
Dxjlr Mapam: It is with pleasure
that I write to tell you that your valua
ble Remedy has entirely cured me of a
most feartul looking and painful soie on
my ankle. It come more than twelve
months ago, very much like a ring worm.
I painted it with Tinct. Iodine, until it
became a very painful and bad looking
place. Then I commenced to try every
thing I could think or hear of, until it
became so very painful I could scarcely
walk, when I went to the best doctor in
the country for advice. He told me
he could cure me if I would take my bed
and there remain for four or five weeks,
cad if I did not do so pretty soon, it
could not be cured at all, as the bone
would become diseased, and my foot
would have to be taken off. J ust imag
ine how I felt, to be told there was no
cure for the sore but to lose my foot, or
give up all business either of these Re
medies would have mined mo. Mind
you this wbb the advice of one of the best
doctor in the State of North Carolina,
and this conversation took place last
(February. I continued to burn with
canbtic, as he advised until September,
but derived no benefit from his treatment
1 was advised then by a friend to try
your Remedy, (Bitters and Wash) took
tho 6ret dose tho 17th of September, and
I am now a well man, the sore is perfect
ly cured, and I can wow walk as far,
Iance as much and jump as high as any
man you know. Tut mc back to the let
of September, let me know as much bb I
now do of tho yirtuc ol your Remedy,
nd I would not hesitate to pay tea dol
lars a bottle for it, if I could not get it
for less. I think more of it than any
medicine in the world. It i3 not only
the best Remedy to purify the blood and
cure all ikin diseases, but I believe it will
cure all kinds of blood diseases, and I
nowit will cure a love for stroncr drink.
I hope you will have this published, as
there are many sufferers who could be
eared, if they could know cf and get your
Remedy. I am trulv andrespectful'y. -'
JOS. R. MASON,
South Gaston, N. C.
The Remedy is for sale in Wilmington
by Dr. Win. fl. Green. Send for circu
lar oftestimnialg. novl4dw
PLANTATION FOH SfliE.
..u . nnhl r. alio ion. on x nurua , a..u
ti a n
January, 1SS3, at tho Court Houjc door in
tho City of Wilmlnaton, at 13 o'clock, M.
that ralaable plantation in fender county
on Kocky Point, known a I'tmbrok-, con
taining about one thousand acres of fertile
land, to wit : A certain tract of laud io
Pender county, bounded by a line commeu-
elzig on the edge of Black Creek, near the
end of a bank acroessaid creek, and run
!n?r thence S 10. E. 36 chiina and 50 link-
to a pine and pine pointer on the att side
of lark Branch, theioe . 32. K XI chains
to the edff of the Tide Snatup at ocsar'a
Spring and thence Ja tha tm tiircetion t J
theN E Brr,ch cf the Cape I'car jjver,
thenco up tb i iver to the Hue cf the Vats
plantation, thence ith that lice to a ttake
In the aald line oppoelie to a row ul Cedar
. lreea and thence to tne cecinnicg.
Term liberal and made known at sale.
ALEX. T. LONDON;
4e ntU Commluloner
Vim
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d8m
rjXRZ UNDERSIGNED Coniinls-iouer, op
I pointed by the Judee of the Super
f N Hanover couDty. ui:l expose
Tfiw
VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER
LOCAL- NEWS.
Nirw Advertisemekt.
IIesrt Savage, Trea Sealed PropoMl
'S W Fiizi ualti & Cc Peniori
K M McIntire Iiht Jacket -William
11. Gkexjc Imported and Do
mestic Brutrs
IlEiK8rEHOER'& We Have It
CW Yatls Chrjfctmas Good
James O ilUKDs--Drulst
To morrow i3 Christmas Kv.
Fancy jroods stores are crowded now.
Combination costumes are- out of fah
ion.
Flannel-6 oihed cloths are much ine
macd. None bat !3tkctcs wear short waista
jst now. .
Nothing doing in magisterial circles
to day.
New Derbies have low crowns and no
roll to.the brim.
Shaded feathers are a marked feature
in winter millinery.
Fancy jewelry has mutiplied itself ad
infinitum this winter.
- Bodices show a variety, ef styles both
in shape and trimming.
Wreaths of roses and other flowers are
revived for ball coiffures.
Spanish lace, both black and white, is
as much the rage as ever.
k Cuffs are made very deep, reaching
sometimes almost to the elbow.
. The Church adornments for Christmas
will bo very elaborate this year.
The horn brigade were out in force
last night and made the night hideous.
Ger. barque Unkel Braestg, Ohlf,
hence.arrived at Antwerp cn the 21st inst.
"Frightened mouse" color is a pale
gray with a dash of greenish brown in it.
Brig Eugene Hale, Hillman, sailed
from Navasau, on the 8th inat., for this
port.
Good wood was selling from tho fiats
to-day for 75 cents .per load of a quarter
of a cord.
Seal brown cloth, with plush to match'
is the favorite material for elegant pro
menade costumes.
Ribbons striped in moire and plush, oi
moire and satin, are in high favor for
bonnets and hat trimmings.
Gros graiu silks in the rich blue and
olive shades nuke up beautifully, asso
ciated with brocaded velvet.
Large bats with obelisk crowns and
halo brims are the first choice of the
most fashionable young ladies.
Brigylto r. Cole, Mitchell, hence,
was at Jeremicr Dec. oth, where she ar
rived Nov. 30th, dUchareing. for New
York.
Pine apples sold to-day on the schr.
Jt-Ua Elizabeth at $2 a dozen. BVnanas
were po!d at auction, commanding god
prices.
Fender Superior Court adjourned for
tt,e term last night at 9 o'clock. The
civil docket was not taken up until yea
terduy morning.
'The ballasting of Third street has
been completed as far North from the
City Hall as Mulberry street. It is a
great improvement.
The storm signal was displayed last
night and was raised again this morning.
The wind got around to the Northwest
during the pight and it was clear, coo1
and blustery this morning.
Eggs ware selling from the stores to
day at 30 cents per dozen; grown chick
ens at 25 tenis each; live turkeys at 71
cents to $1,25 and dressed turkeys 15, 18
and 20 cents per pound, according to
quality. i
Mr.W. W. Carraway1, alias D. R.Walk
er.fepresentiog the Rileigh Stxcn and
Observer, was in the cjty to-day in the
interest of his paper. He gave us the
pleasure of a brief call, and we were truly
glad to see him, far he is one of Nature's
noblemen.
City Court.
One ca-e of d. and d. was brought up
before His Honor' thjs morning Dis
charged.
Beautify your nomes by using the N
Y. Enamel Paint, ready mixed and war
ranUd. Sold only at Jaoojii. t
M) A TT Y
Foreign ( sports.
Nor. barque ylJcr, Johanosen, clear
ed at this port to-day for Liverpool with
1,669 bales cotton, shipped by Messrs
Williams & Murchiion; and Ger. barque
Soli Dei Gloria, Meyer, cleared for
Hamburg, with 3,949 barrels rosin, ship
ped by Messrs Paterson, Downing k Co.
Personal.
Rev. Frank H. Wood, the newly ap
pointed pastor of the Front Street M. E
Church, arrived in the city last evening,
with his family, and stopped with Mr
John F. Garrell, where they will remain
for & few days until some necessary re -I
pairs upon the parsonage can be com
pleted. The Philadelphia Time writes prop
erly "Am : Historical Turnpike.'
Morning Star:
- Yon have slipped up' this time, Bro.
K.. A historical turnpike is correct,
according to the 5est rules. If the "h"
in historical was silent, then "an" would
be correct, but as it is not silent, "a" is
the proper article to be used.
Iodleaildns.
For the South Atlantic States cooler
fair weather, westerly veering to north
ly winds, higher prepare. The Chief
Signal Oficer of the army furnishes the
following bulletin to the Press: Cooler
fair weather is indicated tor Saturday
east of Mississippi River, and for Sunday
in New England, the Middle, South At
Untie and Gulf States.
Foor Lives Saved.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup relieved four
of my children of a most alarming attack
of Whooping Congh, from whieh their
throats and necks became so swollea as
to' prevent them from swallowing. Noth
ing would give them even temporary
relief, until this Syrup was tried. One
bottle, in one night, saved their lives, I
verily believe.
Gio. W. Eabhabt,
Captain of Police, Baltimore, Md.
A Fowl lToceedlni
One of the grocers on Water street
this morning presented one of the at
taches of the Review office with a very
fine turkey, whereat the latter is glad,
and hopes that the generous donor, Mr.
F. A. Newbury, may live forever and
die happy. There are several other
married men in the Rsvisw office, incla
ding the proprietor, whose turkeys are
yet on the wing.
Bed-Bags. Roaehes.
Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosj
quitoes, insects, fcc, eleared out by
'Rough on Rats." 15c, boxes at drug
gists. .- -. -
The Cape Fear.
The water in the river at thia port
is discolored but there is no freshet to re
port as yet. Tho steamers . Murchi
son, Wave, Gov. Worth and Bladen
are all here, expecting to leave this af
ternoon, with large cargoes of Christmas
supplies. When they left Fayetteville
yesterday H was raining and it continued
to rain all of the way down. It was also
raining very hard in the interior yester.
day and we think that better water is
euro to result.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Saab, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
Ac. You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. . . t
Accident to the Wm. Kyce
While the steam tug Wm. Nyce was
towing a vessel from Messrs Parsley
Wiggins' saw mill ! this forenoon, the
connecting rod broke, juat below the
crosahead, and the follower flew
up and broke the cylinder tacdin four
pieces, besides breaking iherlm'oftht
cylindsr. This, of course, rendered her
unserviceable for the time, and she was
taken in tow by m the little steam yacht
Wavassa, and brought to the wharf at
the foot of Market street where she now
lies and is being repaired. Fortunately
ilo one was injured by the accident.
. Can't something be done for Chestnut
street, between Second and Third. It i
in a fearful plight, as the result of the
recent rains.
Condensed Benefit
The way people now use the great bev
trace beer it would be supposed that
each glass thereof is brimful of benefit:
it may be. ' Bat there is another liquid
of national reputation, every bottle of
which is filled with immeasurable bene
fit to such as need its services. Mr,
Edward A. Kenney, Supt. Boston Beer
Brewery, Boston, Mass., thus speaks
of it I distributed several bottles of St,
Jacobs Oil among those of my men sub
ject to severe pains caused by exposure
to care them. I can therefore safely
reeoBXsend H to all parties suffering
frcra paici of aaj kind.
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The receipts of cottoaat this port c
dy foot up 753 bales.
Look out for Santa CUus under the
auspices of W. H. Scott's Minstrel
Troupe, at the head of the old market
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Quarterly Meetings
For the Wilmington District of tlw
Methodist E. Church, South.
FIRST ROCXD.
Wilmington, at Front Street, Dec 24-25
Topsail, at Union, . Dee31,Jai 1
Smithville . . . Jan 7 -8
Brunswick, at Sharon, . Jan 14-15
Waccamaw Mission, at Pine Log,
Janr "V" i 1 . ; 21-22
Whiteville. at WhiUviMev Jan 28-29
Elizabeth, at Klizabethtown, Feb 4 -6
Bladen, at Windsor. . Felr 11-12
Clinton, at Johnson's Chapel; Feb 18-19
Cokesbnry, at Bethany, Feb 25-26
Coharie Mission, at Wesley Chap-
el, . . . March 4 -5
Duplin, at Wesley Chapel, March 11-12
Onslow, at Lebanon, : March 18-19
G5"The District Stewards will meet
at Wilmington at the parsonage of the
Front Street Church at 11 o'clock a. m.,
on Tuesday, the 3rd of January. 1882.
R.O. Bdxtov.
Presiding Rider.
Comnllcatloni.
If the thousands that now have their
rest and comfort destroyed by complica
tion of liver and kidney cemplaints
would give nature's remedy, Kidney
Wort,a trial they would be speedily cured
It acts on both organs at the same time
and therefore completely fills the bill for
a perfect remedy. If you have a lame
back and disorderded kidneys use it at
once. Don't neglect them. if rror and
Farmer. -. :
MARQIGD,
HARDIN MANNING At tae resideace
of the bride's parents, at Wrightsville
Sound, near Wilmiaeton, N. O., on the 14th
lnat., by Rav. J. B.Tayfcr. Mr. JOHN H.
HARDIN and Misa FANNIE B., daughter
of Capt. E. W. Manning.
ITew Advertisements.
nrHQinv1 For 8OUDXBII81
rEUOlUaW widows. ratbeM.mothert ei
ehUdrea. rhoosandfyetatiUd. Paaioaiirii
ior PliciiB- Thousand ef pjOBr n
land trarraatt prorwiW. boa ght and sold. Sgldieri
and heirs apply ior your nuts a one. -stamps
for "The Citlaen-Seldier." aad Psasiea
and Boentr laws, blank aad instructions. Ws
ouMfwu thotiaanasof Panaionsrs and Cutnts.
deo 2;.dAwlm ;
Office Clerk & Trea sitter,
City of Wilmington. IT C.
December 7h, 1881 v
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at this Office until December 23d, 1681,
for the purchase of $33,000 City Coupon
Funding Bonds, bearing 6 per cent. Interest,
payable semi-annually, aald Interest being
made receivable for city taxes or any other
indebtedness to the city. The bonds are ex
empt from city taxes. The bonded debt of
the city is $572,100; less linking fund in
the bands of commissioner, $40,500; net,
$531, H00. No floating debt or past due in
tercet. Assessed value ot taxable property,
$,8o6.oo?; value of real estate owned by
city, $75,000, being in exeera of nine dollars
of taxable ptopcrty for each dollar ef debt.
The right Is rese ved to reject any or all
bids. By authority.
HE NRT SAVAGE,
dec 23 It Clerk &Treas.
LIGHT JACKETS
U latere i
And CLOAKS It
JUST RECEIVED.
DOLMANS !
PLAIN AND DIAGONAL.
Children's Cloaka
S, 10, 13 and 14 years.
RespeetMlT,
R- RI. LTclntire.
de 23
FOR
IijBJBOHBHS.
T DKhIRK TO PLACE &D GOOD, PO.
ssr and DrjrtHsori uviues
en 6O good farakhed aid stocked fraa!a
as healthy sedoa of eoaatry as there is !a
h ntata, ad fir thesa half of varytatac
ikev make, --
9 No eh vgafcr arv4oea rendered.
Address, JuBS T. PaTBICX,
KmLxraUia Agt Tor DixieJ : i f
- - Arrirmltaral AsstiiAttoa,
dje$ ikw TJsdsxbcTH O
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23. 1881. ' NO 302
Hew Advertisemeiit3
WILLIAM H. GHEEHj
-yTTIOLESALE A VD RETAIL DEALER
IN IMPORTED AND DOME3TIC.DRUGS
Chemicals, Pharmaceutical Preparation,
Brushes, omb, ExUaci-, Ac.
dec 22 MA RKET STREET.
Pressed Brick.
AMRE ElViNG a mall lot Philadel
phia Pm fed Bxicl- & very fine articlr
' Prices of COAT. AND "WOOD very weak
this warm spell, hurry ia your orderb before
a rold snsp Tea prices aairu .
dec 21
.1. A. 6FRINGRR,.
Wef Havel it
JD8T THX THl0 TO eDir. Call std
tee H and you will be ceo lsocd that the
Ijiive Book Store
, Has last what you waat.
From the immessa asiortment cf BEAUTI-
- , ... , .........
FDL OHRISTMAB P BSENTS every one
aad bla neighbor can be ' suit d if they osly
eall at
HBINaBERGEK'8,
Live Book And Kusie Store
dee 11
A Holiday Sinoke,
TIE -BEST OF CIGARSand Tobacco and
Tobacco Goods. Beet 5 cent Cigar In
the city, warranted. Ju&t received a beau
tiful lot of genuine Meerschaum Pipes and
Cigar Holdera. Suitable for Holiday Gifts.
Will be pleased to exhibit these goods to all.
, . ;N. GREENEWALD, '
South Front at,, two doora below ,
dec 13-3 w
Exchange Corner
1 -
"' ; ON A . . ' r
v .-- -AT
J. c.
J
IIAHKET STREET.
2,000
LBS CANDIES, the best and
cheapest; 15c, 16?c, 20c, and
35c for the finest French
Candy, or 3 pounds for $1.
Ojiaxqbs aud Coooaxtjts by 8tmr. to-day,
Lordon Layer Raisins and Leghorn
itron of beat quality at retail.
ONE THOUSAND PACKS
Iire Crackers,
200 Doc. EGG8; 1.000 Iba. Assorted NuU
I expect to have, on or before 8atur
day, a bountLtul aupply of Dressed and Live
Poultry of all kinds, and will take or dei a
during the week for Saturday. Come early
and secure your Christmas Turkey and
avoid the rush and danger of not gettiog
one. I will try to beprepared to meet all
the requirements of the trade, and wait on
customers promptly and deliver goods
promptly at their houses.
137 If you are contemplating changing
your accounts for the New Tear, or begin
ning one for convenience, I don't think you
can do better than try me. I will take great
pleasure in showing you, around and giving
my prices." . ... ,,.;? "...
J a o. C OtevenGon.
Ohriotniaa' IHllinery!
NOTHER ASSORTMENT OF
; ; ELEGANT MILLINERY
By Express. Fancy Goods and Embroidery,
designs new and dedralile, juat lal 'Ladies
please come early to have Christmas ciders
filled le satisfaction. -
Millinery and Fancy Gooda Departxaenta
are always full of stylish article. :
A large assortment of Ladles' and Cfcfld-
y w tf use es - - ;
rea-a uaaerwear. ; v i ;
' ; ; ' Etipertfttlly "V ' - '-
- li ' JfJES E..KAERiB, r
dec 20 jv:v! - Exchange Corner
Mo I lRpr On
BOCKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
Capital Stock of the Wilmington,
Wrigatavilla tad Onslow Railroad Com
pany were opened, llonoay, vec iv, ax
the Qcses cf Cspt. JobaL. Boatwiigbt
and ilr.Oeorra livers, -in -this city, and
at other petal on the line of tho proposed
road. Cant. F. M.. ; Wooten and Mr.
George U, Crapon have charge of the sub-
senpuon dooes la Yf lixningtons
deeWitOt.
mm mm
UJLJU I JJAlMlAI U
PUSABBHOTlGJs.
We will be clad to rteatvw omviunuatioa
from our friaas oa aay and - all tabis i
jreei fBt?rt trol
Tfc asne nf the wr1t?r amrt always be fm
elebed K ht Bdltar.
: flomattalaatloas mmsi be.'rttisa: oa tily
osaaid of taa papar. .-
; rerscsalities mst he avoided
Apd It It espseially and psrilealariy and a
ttooJ "that tlsa EdiWdoM cof always eadora
the vlwtof florrt-jpof dents snlst so atat
ia ti a editorial eo!n"r p.
-:- : ' - "1
Kew Aflvertioments,
. JAMES " 0. lilUHDg,
Druggist,
IS SOW OPENING ONE OF THE Urges
and most varied stocks of Holiday Goods
ever brought to this city, consisting o
Toilet -e, Vaws.in Bronze and Gilt, Cel
luloid Sets in esses, Ac . Call and examine
fee i '. . - ;
Fine Confectionery.
J HAVE JUT RETURNED WITH THE
i iaeet and Cheapest a;Eortinoit o! ' Confee
lioncry that can be bought Io the citv .
Sweet Penny Corner,.
dec 12 Second and Princess sts.
TO THINK ABOUT
HOT j& ED.. SASH
-
PLEASE ORDEE EAKLY.'
ASH, DO 33 S AM BlIH 3 S
BRACKETS, MOULDING, LUMBER, Am
ALTAFFER, PRICE A CO.
deo 18
Everybody Says
f IT
HAV3 TH3
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
' AND THE PRSTTTIKSr
Christmas Goods
deo 18 Book lid Stationery Store.
Female School,
NIBSES BURk A j am kRm..., Priacfpals
Um. M. t. CUStilNG, Mos.cal Iostruotress
TflK EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL Session
of this r3obooi-iu comD(Eo on Wednsa,
day, October 6th, 161. asd close abonttho
third week in Jnan 1682.
Paxils wo enter sftcr the flrit mrcthwill
be ch.rcd osly froto date cf entraoee, brt
It is expected they will attend ecbool the re
mai' der of tho ats ioa unlets otherwise pre
vented by ill fceatt or rem ul from tho
city. Dedocticn made in all esses of rrc
tr acted sictness.
The courses of iai traction will be as here
tofe" thorough and s jstematic, each oild
receiving indiTidn&l atttx.ti z. from tlw Prln
oipals. 1 be school of Motio -ill bs eotd noted by
hn.U. M Cnebicg. Paxils natslde e tbo
School.iwisbicg t et.tr fr this branoh of
edaeatioc, can i e accomw. edited with aalta
ble bonis rj early appliction.
A liinitfd cumber of boarding scholars can
be reojired irr tbo tatuily cf one of the Piln
tii al-?. ' ;
cr farther ps'tiaulsrs, see Prineicals, or
end for circaU's aay f 0
THE MMim STARE
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RH
spectfully notify his friends and the
public that he has recently re
turned from a visit to the
Northern tVJarkets
whero he has purchased the '
Handsomest Display
OF
MILLINERY. FANCY Q00DS
NOTIONS AND HOLIDAY GOOD X,
hehas ever offered injthis'city.
Myatockia
Large, Complcto
And in
I bave thousands of things which it
would take columns to enumerate. My
fine. fresh FRENCH CANDIES are
specialty. I lead in these goods as my
patrons well know. I have an elegant
variety ox -
Millinory Ooodai, nata-,
' Triinminjrf, &c.
To which I invite the attestioa of the
. Ladies. '
My stock of CHRISTMAS GOODS
Is full and complete and having been
bought low will be sold low.
I respectfully invite a call and irupes
tion. L. FLANAGAN,
Variety Store,
. deo 19 No. 42 Market street.
GALL) ScE AND PRICE !
A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE assert.
JX. mentot Wedding, Christmas and llolU
day Present for aale low down at
J.H.HARDIN'S
Drug and Chemical Store,
dst$ iUtwJis&st