TmM'AFER
eTCry rm0rning, Monday. ex-
ibs
cepted by
JOSH T. JAMES,
EllTOB ANO PKOPBIETOK.
n,PTl(W5 PC-STAGE PAID:
Mjc-RirTIO: ' ? no Throe
$4.00.
iuviiki
Oue month, 35 .cents. .
.. 1 Vr rrora f
on r?
Th PIr ' t f tho city, at the above
rah. t!
r-1 ., rule
, f 1U (Tn '
i.nt ami liberal.
A,in-.i!,i- rC1,ort any and all fall-
ive their iaier regularly.
I)aily Review hat U,e luiyesi. i
, He circulation of any ncvspayer
1
tJisi;Eiy.Ki: Hoyt s
VaV' Jacobi American Legion
n.nnr Ks.cursion ; - .
Oi -
Thc roinTcaswell Railroad is boom-
ir-'- . .
Tt-ral boats may be entered for the
Mr. Elijah Hewlett says he is strong
V bis pirpoe to run for Sheriff of this
county.
The crops on the upper Cape Fear
,re, we understand, suffering for the
want of rain. -
The Cape Fear continues very low
and the boats run with difficulty.
i i,nt fr. inrhes on the shoals is the
nwui." -
depth of water now.
Sunday wa3 an oppressively warm
day but it was succeeded yesterday by
nseasonable weather, the .wind
haying slutted around to the Northeast.
Mr. J as. A. Willard and family will
leave here in about two weeks from this
time for their new Lome in Baltimore
Mr. Willard has leased hig residence to
Mr. A. If. (Jreone.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
si's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&c. You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. ' ' t
The Superior Court of Pender county,
His Honor Judge Gilmer presiding,
eonrened at Burgaw yesterday. Quite
number of lawyers from this city are
in attendance.
-The convni if tees of the Point Caswell
k Clinton Bail road were on the war
mth yesterday and will be out again to
day. We learn that a merchant on the
wharf subscribed $1,000. Good!
A. drunken man shoved a woman
against a window near the corner of
. Nutt aud Mulberry streets yesterday
-afternoon. The "'dove's" hand and
wrist was badly lacerated by the broken
rlass.
1 large number of colored excursion
ists arrived in the city yesterday en route
lor Charlotte, where they go to partici
pate in an anniversary of the Good Sa
maritans. The excursionists were from
along the line ot the Wilmington &
Weldon Railroad.
"liuchupaiba."
Quick, complete cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases,
$1. Druggists Depot, James C. Munds.
There was no rain hereabouts Sun
day afternoon, other, than a few
drops, but we understand that there
was a delightful fall of it along the line
of the W., C. & A. 11. R. and C. C. R.
K., some 15 to 20 miles above the city,
nd that the crops in that section were
greatly refreshed thereby.
Ixcal astronomers may be interested
to know that tht present comet has
been at last carefully observed, the re
sult going, to show , that it has-a real
nucleus, and if astronomers confirm"
this testimony, it will settle the question
as to whether a comet nas a solid body
at the centre of its mass.
, Thanks to the Marshals. Messrs. M.
II. Goodwin, J. H. Cribbs, D. B. F.
aiu, J. c. Williamson, B. B Man
nag andD. G. Darden.for an invitation
attend the commencement exercises
the Fair Bluff High School, on Thurs
y neii. the 23d inst., on which occa
on Hon. A. M. Waddell, of this city.
w:h deliver the address. " "
"Wanted !
A young man, a Dempcrat, for nomi
.naton as Solicitor in this,' the Third
iQdicial District. He must be a law
Jr. of good standing in the Demb
rrtic party. Apply at Republican Head
quarters. ' " ' s " '
City Court. !
Isaac Stanley, charged with assault-
2 and resisting a ; police officer, was
JJ?1. Half of the fine was remitted.
Ahe defendant paid $20 and was dis
charged.
kelson King, charged with the same
Sjate offence was fined $2.50 in default
which he was sentenced to fire days'
V ATi,,s ;.t K .-KKL Wanted.
Mw r.iiMS-Inscct Powders.
i'rBV Sa v A'lE, Tax Col-Nofiee
(jermau Ul
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VOL. VI.
Personal. - i
Mr. James Wilson, oftbis city, leaves!
here on Thursday morning for a two
months visit loathe North, business and
pleasure being combined, bnt the for
mer, we may be sure, bein
nant. His address for the
1,417 Third Avenue.
predomi-
present is i
Apples and Onions.
Mr. Aaron Colvin, of the steamer
John Dawson, brought down for us
from his place, on Colvin's Creek, spec
imens of apples and onions which are
hard to beat. The former are of th
Early Harvest and June Red varieties
and the latter are magnificent red on
ions, one of them measuring 13 and an
other 15 inches in circumference.
Gen. Lane.
We learn from the Richmond Dis
patch that Gen. James II. Lane, form
erly Principal of the Cape Fear Military
Academy in this city, has been unani
mously elected President of the West
Florida Seminary, Tallahassee, in
which institution he was a professor
prior to the war. We, in company with
many others in this city, have a warm
spot in our heart for this gallant ex
Confed. and most heartily wish him suc
cess wherever his lines may fall.
Two In the Coop.
Some three weeks ago an account ot
the robbery of Capt. John Fitzgerald's
residence, in Brooklyn, ;by a small col
ored boy who was employed to cut some
wood, appeared in the. Review. Since
then officers have been on the track of
the little rascal and kept an eye on him.
They d,id not see fit to make an arrest
until they-could ascertain to whom he
had sold the stolen property, "viz: a
hunting case silver watch. Saturday
the boy, J. H. McFarlane, aged about
14 years, and A.' L." Brown," the man to
whom he sold the watch, were arrested.
McFarlane acknowledged his guilt.
Brown said he bought the watch for fifty
cents. Both w;ere sent to jail in default
of bond ; one for the theit and the other
foi? receiving a stolen article knowing it
to have been stolen. Capt. Fitzgerald
says the watch cost him $25 a year or
two ago. " '" v;- " -
Freshwater Pcrch.Trout and Black
lisk hooks and lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at JACOw'a.t
A Lost Child.
On last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Geo.
W.Corbett.oftheBlackRiversection.was
out fishing in Collie Creek with her two
little boys. About 5 o'clock in the after
noon she noticed a storm coming up
and called to the children and started
hemeward. When within 200 yards of
ker gate she looked and saw one of her
boys, accompanied by a little colored
boy, coming through the swamp.
Tkinking it all right and ' that
-tlie child would . bo within doors in a
few - moments, she gave no, more at
tention to the matter until; at , a later
hour, after the storm was over, she as
certained that the child, who was about
eight years of. age, and named Georget
waV missing ; Immediately a search
was instituted but the boy could not be
found. . The neighbors were summoned
to aid and all that night and all day
Sunday and all Sunday ntght the search
was continued, there being over 100 per
sons engaged in.it, and at 7 o'clock this
morning, when the John Dawson left
Point Caswell, no tidings of the missing
child had been received. -
Anything in the hardware line can
be found at reasonable priees at J aco
Bt's. , t
To Advertisers.
We wish to call the attention of ad
vertisers to one or two facts of interest
to themselves as well as to lis. -
First, the circulation, and by thfs we
mean the actual bona fide circulation, of
The Daily Review is larger tlian that
of any other newspaper published, in the
city of Wilmington.
Second, the actual bona fide circula-
tiou of Tiik Daily Review is fully 25
per cent, larger than that of any other
daily paper published, in thecity of Wil
mmgton.
Third-r-We have reason to believe
that we can give advertisers 1,000 more
readers than can any other paper pub
lished, in the city of Wilmington.
Fourth Our advertising rates are
from 25 to 50 per cent less than those of
any other daily paper published in the
city of Wilmington.
It is for .advertisers to put these va
rious facts together and see"wherein it is
to their advantage to advertise in Tub
Daily Review.
A full feeling after meals, dyspepsia,
heartburn, and general ill health reliev
ed by Brown's Jron Bitters.
WILMINGTON. N. C. TUESDAY, JUNE 20.
No Challenge Passed.
Mr. Charles ILJonesl of tho Char-
lottti Observer t publishes a -card in the
Sunday issue of his paper denying that
he had challenged Mr. W. P. Canaday
to mortal combat. Mr. Jones says:
"The statement originated wholly in
the, inventive brain of the editor of the
Patriot, and troth compels mo to assert
that he drew entirely on his imagination
for his statements in regard to thii mat
ter." ,
Pender's Voice.
At a mass meeting oi the Democratic
party of Pender county, held at Bur
gaw, on Monday evening, June 19th,
1882, Dr. W. T. Ennett waj .called to
the chair and A. II. Paddison 'was re
quested tp act as secretary.
A committee on resolutions was ap
pointed, who reported the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted :
JBesolved, That in view of the faithful
services rendered to the State by those
well-known gentlemen. Hon. A. A.
McKdy, Judge of the. Superior i Court,
and Capt. bwitt Galloway, So
licitor of the Third Judicial Dis
trict, in the impartial discharge
ot the many and arduous , duties
of their office, we, the people of Pender
county, do take tins opportunity of ex
pressing our entire and hearty approval
rf ftiA ntVTMfrVifc fair arnl imTMrfia T wan.
ner in which they have discharged their
omcial duties during tneir termofomqe
which is now rapidly drawing to a
close, and if, in the sound discretion ot
the convention which assembles at
Magnolia on tho 27th inst., the names
of these two gentlemen should be
placed on the ticket for re-election to
the respective positions which they
uow so acceptably fill -with honor to
themselves and credit to their constitu
ents, the people of Pender can be re
lied on to give them a warm and hearty
support. . ' r
On motion, the Wilmington Daily
Review, Joukxae and Star, the Wil-.
son Advance, Goldsboro Messenger and
all other Democratic papers, were re
quested to publish, theboye proceed
ings.
Fine Fancy Balbriggan underwear is
shown at Dyer's. t
Board of Aldermen.
The Board of Aldermen met iu called
session last' evening. Present, His
Honor, tho Mayor, and Aldermen Hug
gins, Alderman, Worth, Bowdcn,
Northrop, Sampson and Willis. ,
The Mayor stated that he had called
the meeting for the purpose of receiving
the report of the Committee on Fire
Department in the matter of dispensing
with one or more of the steam fire en
gines. The Committee reported as follows ;
The Committee to whom was refer
red th resolutton inquiring into the
propriety of selling or disposing witn
one of the steam fire engine, respectful
ly report that it would be injudicious
at present to disturb the fire organiza
tions now existing, inasmuch as the
water works, however benenciai, can
not supply the utility of s steam engines
with this efficient organization, even in
the business part of the city where hy
drants are located, until efficient hose
companies are organized and even then
it is questionable, with the growth of
thecity, aud large space Of territory
not protected by the water works,
whether a proper protection of proper
ty w'ould justifyany change.
The committee would suggest that at
a period in the future, after the advan
tages of the water supply is more fully
tested and hose companies organized,
the expense of the fire department might
be materially reduced by keeping only
one engine alternately on duty 'and the
number of horses now fed :-at the ex
pense of tho city and. other expenses
now paid for the support of three en
gines be diminished.
(Signed) W. I. Smith,
J as. B. HUGGES'S.
After a full discussion by members of
the Board, Alderman Worth offered
the following:
Btsolved, That the report of the com
mittee be received and that within six-
t v rlfivs after the water works com-
rmnv mm nleta their stand nine and fill
the same with water and it is found ef-
ficicut for the purpose lor wmcn is is uc
siirnexl. that one of the steam fire en
eines be dispensed with ; that the com-
fany ot the engine aispenseu wiui
owed to continue their organization as
a hose company if they so desire.
Resolved, further. That the Commit
tee on Fire Department are hereby instructed-
to take the matter in charge
and report to the Board the proper time
for the execution of the foregoing reso
lution. Adopted. .
The meeting then adjourned.
We arc sorry to learn that there has
been a considerable destruction of fruit
trees on Myrtle Grove Sound. It seems
that the trees were infested with bugs,
and some one advised that spirits enrpen
tine be applied about the roots. The
advice was followed, and many fine
trees have been killed as a consequence.
Only two weeks from to-day to theGa
lorions Fourth. The Point Caswelliaus
say they expect a large crowd to visit
them on that day. on the occasion of
the reunion ef the veterans of the
"Bloody 18lh,w
A "Sevr Organization.
A number of talented young gentle
men of this city have organized a pan
tomime and specialtytroupe under the
name of the Wilmington Pantomime
and Specialty , Company, with Mr. R.
A. Hewlett as Business Manager and
Clown; Mr. Martin Daniel, Stage
Manager and Pantaloon ; W. F. Burch,
Harlequin ; Sam'l Carr, Musical Direc
tor, and Robt; Gardner, Treasurer.
The gentlemen will commence to re
hearse this week'in order to be able to
appear at an early date. We learn
from them that they have received an
offer from a Hew York theatrical man
ager to tour the State. They are con
sidering the proposition, but have not a
yet decided what to do. They are well
adapted to the cast they have made and
will no doubt do themselves great credit.
The' Associated Railways.
The Richmond Stale publishes an
article to the effect that the railroad
combination known as the Associated
Railways of Virginia and the Carolinas
has been broken. Acting on this a
reporter of the Reytew called yester
day upon Hon. R. R. Bridgers, Presi
dent of the roads forming the Atlantic
Coast : Lme, which are parts to this
association, for information as to
the correctness of the - report,
'and Col. Bridgers, in response to in
quiries, stated that the arrangement
had not been broken up, although some
changes would be made, the most im
portant being that each road would
hereafter have its own general freight
agent. This is the substance of the re
ported change, as stated by Col. Bridg
ers,- who added that the proposed
freight agents for his roads had not yet
been named.
w The days are at their longest now.
To-morrow the Calendar Summer be
gins, and on and after that day they
will begin to shorten.
JfEW AtVEBTIOEMENTS.
Mattresses
fXV rCUB CUELBD HA IB, MOSS OR
Straw, made to order, at
S. JEWKTT'S.
'27 Nrth Front Stwet.
Upholstering. Awnlnr maktnsr. Paper Ilantr
In?, donfc at same place. june 20
Wanted..
40,000
Pounds WOOL,
Pounds BEESWAX,
40,000
30,000
reunds VANILLA,
well cured.
Tons 1 BONES. Also.
500
Hides. Ran. Brass. Cop
per, Pewter, Zinc, Iron, Ac. We defy compe
tition. Jutpiy to wa.'A.ur( x tnst.t.ij,
. North Water St., WUmlngton, N. C.
june 20-
Hoy t's German Cologne,
HOLES ALB AND RETAIL, at
HE1NSBERUER .
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS, ot
HEINSBERGER'S.
FIRST CLASS PIANOS AND ORGANS, at
HJEINSBKRGE&'S.
GUITARS AND VIOLINS, ai
HEINSBERGER'S.
BANJOS AND ACCORDEONS, at
-HEINSBERGER'S.
ORGAN ETTES AND ORGANINAS,
At the Lire Book and Music store.
june SO
American Legion of Honor.
npHE COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION BY
CLARENDON COUNCIL No. 67, to the Grand
Council ef North Carolina, will be giren Wed
nesday, 21st, at 9 o'clock A. M., on steamer
Passport to SmlUiTille. Each member will be
furnished Tickets at the Beat for himself and
one member of his family.
Extra Tickets for family may be had by
members, to Include dinner, at $1.00 each.
NATH'L JACOBI.
je to It Chairman ef Committee Arrangements,
OFFICE TAX COLLECTOR,
C1TT OF WILMINGTON, N. C.
JUNE 17th, 1882.
Notice.
T AM SOW MAKING UP DEEDS FOR
1
the Seal Estate on which the taxes remain un
paid for the years 1879, 1880 and 1881. All par
ties interested who wish to avoid having deeds
for their property made and registered In the
'Records of the County- must call at this
oQ.ce and settle the same prior to July 1, 1883.
I ' HENRY SAVAGE,
june S3 It . Tax Collector.
When at Smithville
TJBOP IN AND SEE WHAT I HATE.
Best ot Wines. Lienors. COOL BZER and
Cigars. Canned Meat. Sardines, etc. tor
lunch. J. D. JD Avla.
juaaei-lsa -year Court Hooae.
1882.
NO. 149.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Insect Powder
AND BELLOWS FOR USING SAME.
Kills Bedbucs. Roaches. Fleaa. Ants.
Fiittt and Insect of all kinds. Good for using
on Dogs and Cat. Imported and for sale In
any quantity by MUNDS BROS.,
- imigxtsU.
Prescrrntloua Breoared at all boars of the
dar and night. jane IS -
Pine Grove,
WRIGITTSYrLLE, X. C, SITUATE AT
tho 8 Mile Post on the Turnpike. Per
sona Ylslting the SOUND FOR A DAY'S EX
JOYMENT can get "an EARLY "FISII SUP-
rtu - ueiore starting home, by asking for it.
No trouble at alL
ED. WILSON MANNING, Propr.
june 13-lf
Butter.
a -FEW-IAGKAGES Xarge l Small) of
X. me very nneac
100 rACKAGES"ALI' gkades-
Consigned and must be sold.
june 15-tf DeROSSET & CO.
QIIEESE-oO BOXES.
O TARCII 00 BOXES,
rjlOMATOES-50 CASES,
CANNED CORN,
PEACHES, Ac, Ac.
Prices Terr low.
june 18.tf , DbROSSET CO.
For Ease and Comfort
A T SMITHVILLE, STOP AT THEJAT
LANTIC SALOON, just over the water. Best
STIC SALOONiust
Liquors and Soda 1
of
Liquors and Soda Water. Special lunch
rooms. Crabs can be eaurht from the piazza.
oaugh
A. K
REYNOLDS.
june 18-lm
West of Garrison.
For Sale, Rent or Lease.
HUUSK AND LOT CORNER i
1 1 Ft f
r uyr jlxu MULitcautx bis.
Apply to
june 19-tf
I. T. ALDERMAN.
Jeff
THE FINE DAPPLE GRAY NEVER look
ed or felt so well, as he has since he don-
nod a set of that EXCELSIOR HARNESS to be
found at the New Saddlery and Trunk House,
no. 40 Market st. our Trunk and Satchel de
partment is complete. We guarantee best
goods for the least money,
june 18 H. M. BOWDEN A CO.
Turpentine Tools.
XJULLERS, HACKERS, DIPPERS, WHET
ters, Picks, Hackweights, Tmss Hoops, Joint-
Chisels. Aoe. -Larore amount of the alovo
goods now In stosk ana on the way. wwu
goods and prices guaranteed.
W SI. JS. SPKIAGUiU LU.
Successors to Jno, Dawson & Co.,
19,21 A23 Market St.,
Juuelfi-ly Wilmington, N. C,
Hay ! Hay !
XTfE ARE SELLING SMALL BALE IL1Y
from Store, lower than the lowest. Come and
so us. ROBINSON A KING,
june 18- Jt Corner Water and Orange ta
Boat Building a Specialty
X AM PREPARED TO IBUILD ROW AND
RACING BOATS. Best of material used and
prices moderate.
Give me a trial.
W. W. WEEKS,
SmithvUle, N. C.
june 18-lm
New Lot
QOLDEN HARVEST
COOK STOES,
JUST IN.
PURE WHITE OIL.
Parker & Taylor.
june 13 J
Fine Stationery,
gUCn AS ENVELOPES, '
FOOLSCAP PAPER,
LETTER PAPER,
COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPE1L
Lwill guarantee! to suit any one in BLANK
BOOKS, Steel Pens, Rubber Bands, Ac, Ac,
MSf First class Pianos and Organs. Great
inducements at HEINSBERGER'S,
june 18 Lire Book and Music Store
At Yates Bookstore
C
AN BE FOUND A FULL SUPPLY OF
BLANK BOOK, WRITING PAPER, INK,
PENS, PENCILS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Memorandum Books,Writing Tablets, Cro
quet, Hammocks, and ft thousand and one oth
er things usually In a Stationery Store.
PIANOS AND ORGANS very cheap,
june 18
A New Lot
QF ITATCTT JUST BECEXYED AND FOR
sale low. I hare Tall Baca of Trunks and Ya-
Rsea as prtoee to suit the time.
M9" Repairing exeevted seay and with die
vateh.. '
J. JL IUT.LAKD,
Sacceeaor toIallard Jk Bowdeo,
fas lS-tf No. t Front Street,
PLEASE NOTICS.
We will be glad jto reeelre coxxusoxilcaUosl
from oar friends on any 'and all subject" ox '
general tntereet but
The name of the writer must always be for-
atahed to the Editor. X'
Communications must be written on onlj
one side of the paper.
Personalities must be aTOlded. .
And It U especially and particularly under
stood that the Editor does not always endorse
he views of correspondents unless so stated
in the editorial columns.
NEW ADtTISE3INTS.
DINNA FORGET !
BROWN & RODDICK,
5nd 7 North Front Street.
THE EIGHMIE SnniT;
- $1.00 Eacli.
Q.ENTLEMEN, REMEMBER WE CARRY
a f ulline of the above CELEBRATED SHIRT.
They are acknowledged byJJAXL who hat
worn them to be the best fitting Shirt ever la
troduced. The Patent is the mostraluable of
anything ever introduced into the manufao
turing of Shirts; that is fully acknowledged
by all. They lit any shape and th Bosom cam
not be broken. .'
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HAVE YOU EVER WORN OUR
Duke of Argyle
SIHRT COLLARS?
You require NO TIE WITH THEM.
We are the Sole Agents for the sbOTe.
BROWN & RODDICK.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
. 5 and 7 North Front St2
june 4
Ulsters Ulsters,
LL SIZES, FROM 34 to 42,
v ui iuus uauu?)
New Mattings,
White, Fancy and Red Check, .
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
Cotton, Lisle Thread and Silk.
Hoop Skirts. .
LADIES' AND GENT'S II'DK'FS,
TABLE LINEN AND NAPKINS,
Some real good BARGAINS in many things
that cannot be enumerated.
R. M. McINTIRE.
june 18 " .
wmte bronze.
THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR TUB
MonumcoUl Bronze Company, of Brklze
port. Conn., Invite attention to the work offer
cd by them. These monuments are indestruct
ible, cannot be chipped, cannot be thrown over
and may be had at one-half the price of stone.
AMAN A WILSON,
june 18-lm Princess SL, near Second.
Fans and Parasols.
JN ADDITION TO MY ALREADY LARGH
and elegant stock of MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS, I have reed red another large assort
ment of SHELL, R. and R., LACE and TUS;
CAN HATS, BEAUTIFUL) FLOWERS,
TRIMMINGS, FANS and PARASOLS, Ac
Cespectfolly,
MISS E. KARRXR,
jane IS Exchange Corner.
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