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JOSH T. JAMES,
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ioo Six months, $2.00. Three
Oo 7 ?:;0:. tme month, $5 cent.
win be dellremi by carrier, fire.
Tbe paper w q dty ftl aboye
r 10 cents per weea. . ,
or ! " low and HberaL
SriUwUl report any and all fall-
. ire their paper re" v.
7TnZn, tirricio has the laraest
rtT
W circulation, of any newspaper
the city of Wilmington.
LOCAL NEWS.
TJn-Blank Books
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WILMINGrTOK N. TUESDAY. JUNE 27. 1882.
NO. 156;
Lodge No. 549, K. & h. of H..
e glorious Fourth ft just one week
Gone North.
Hon, Duncan K. Mcllae and Mrs.
Mcllae left here last Saturday even
ing for. SheepheadBay. L- I.,, a short
ride from New York, where they will
pass a part of the Summer in the com
pany of some relatives. Col Mcllae,
has applied himself very arduously to
the duties of' his profession of late, and
needs rest. We trust that he will find
his health fully restored on his return j
to us in the Fall. j
Burglary.
The residence of Mr. Jesse Ires, ou
the corner of Fifth axd Bladen streets,
off.
Very 'few K 0
Tho do,
-...Min several badgeless canines. provisions in the house were taken by
"iim I was burglariously entered Sunday night,
ware ween mna 1- - -, . ,.- . , cr-tr...
ine imei enecuju an fuiranw miuugn
the kitchen window, and then entered
" cart was. out yesterday and the dining-room and pantry. AH of the
fvr Voar Steam Fire Engine
the thieves. About 100 pounds of flour
' i .ix -vt t4 r-hor. which was in a barrel, was emptied in
Company (co oiu, - . tnljlp.roth and carried off. The thief
(.11 Monday next.
parc'Mallett. the irrepressible, was
. 'i. .wi down vesterday. He was
taken in by the police.
Oar Little Ones."
The July number of the above-named
for 'Bovs and Girls," has
i lrffc crowa is expecuju. to ue u o - - .
rC cLwell on the Fourth and a been received. It is quite an interest
I'omt Usweii on t publication for those for whom it is
pliant time is anticipated. especially designed, being made up of
The verdict of the Fashionable gentle- ghort simplc storist suited for juvenile
men is : We buy Irom VTZU oc minjJlf ana each article is illustrated by
Tailors and Haberdashers." an instructive wood engraving. It is
The Democratic Judicial Convention published by the Russell PubUsh.ing
for this district Will be held at Magnolik Co., of 36 Broomeld street, Boston,
to-day. A pretty full delegation from Mass., at $1.50 per annum.
this city will go up this morning. . Broli:e His Arin.
Persons leaving the city for summer Mn H c prgmpert had the misfor-
reorts or for travel can have the tan0 to break his right armi while at
Dailt Review mailed to their address gound, on Sunday. He was at-
for 35 cents per month, or 10 cents per tempting get into a boatswins when
week. u . one of the ropes slipped and he fell to the
u f 4- J tr va ground, breaking his arm in two places,
Don't forget the " be nd bclow el.
given to-morrow to SithvUle and the one
t & t, f.nm RinW livHnw- UWYV. aud iiyuij
7VrTwr No 1 butinnWiiy dangerous. Mr. Prem
ard Rehef Fire Engine Co., No. 1. nfru, imnditelv to this
Thereii a good time ahead for all who ZZSk ' ". and the nee
UlbJT T?til.V' XJX3
essary medical attendance given him.
may go.
Quit a number of excursionists from jn view of the fact of his not being able
along the line of the Carolina Central WOrk for some time he is going
R. R. arrived in this city yesterday. North on a, visit to recuperate his
A large crowd is expected to-day. health. Wo wish him a pleasant trip.
They are'en route to Smithvillo. .
Exports Foreign.
Ger. brig J)e WMt Zeplein, cleared
yesterday for Hull, Eng., with U406
casks spirits turpentine and 500 barrels
rosin, valued at $31,041.50, shipped by
Chess-Carley Co. Br. barque August
Capt. McDonald, cleared on the 24th
inst., for london with 3,500 barrels
rosin, valued at $7,500.
Quick Time.
The members of the Cape Fear Steam
Fire Engine Company were Out with
their hose reel last night for practice.
They ran two squares with their reel to
a hydrant, attached the hose, and threw
a stream of water. The time taken ta
make the inn, attaclr Oie lioso to the
hydrant and cut two lengths from the
reel and get on a stream, was just ouc
minute and ten seconds. v j
City Court.
HammouTietgcn, disorderly conduct,
fined $5. Paid up.
Francis Sloan, - same offense, was
lined and paid Si- I
Alice Bolton paid $1 for disorderly
conduct and was discharged.
Seven young colored men, whose
names we are requested to withhold,
were arrested for defacing a fence. One
was fined $1 and the others discharged.
Col. Moore's .Remarks. '
Some of Col. Roger Moore's friends
differ with us as to the exact tenor of
his remarks in the Convention on Sat
urday last. In referring the matter to
Col. Moore he informs us thaf" in the
course of his remarks he stated that he
felt like offering a resolution thanking
Mr. Darby for resigning the position as
Chairman of the Democratic Executive
Committee; an expression of regret that
itThad taken him so long to find out that
he was not in accord with the party in
an economic administration -of the
County and State governments, as at
present administered, and which are
;he very salvation of the tax-payers of
the. Eastern portion of the State; and
hat th ffood old party could survive
his desertion.
daybreak they went to wake Mr. Sauls,
when it was found that he was still in
death.
Paralytic strokes, heart disease, and
kidney affection, prevented by the use
of Brown's Iron Bitters.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
R. H. Cowan Lodge No. 549,
Knights and Indies of Honor.
T KGULAll MEETING WILI, BR II ELD
Sj Ihta (Tuesday) evening-, at 8.15 o'clock, ia
Ttenken Hall. By order of Protector.
jun27 JAS. W. JACKSON. Sect'y.
NEW ADVERTISMENTS.
Compositor Wanted.
4 COMPETENT AND SOBER Compositor
can fin 1 a permanent sitoatlon by early appli
cation at
June 25
THIS OFFICE.
Every Rain
JJBITES THE MOSQUITOES INTO THE
hfoi0eTlirousli BympaUiy I inform you that
For Rent.
TTNTIL OCTOBER lt, a comfortable Sum
U mer residence, within fire minute walk
of rwt Office. Terms moderate
RENTER,
jnnc i 3t Caro of Review
fxom our friends on any and all subjects of '
general Interest tout Ct 1 1 i I- . 1 . 1! r'
The name of the wtfUc nitut always be furl
nlsbed to Uie Editor: Z .V. " 1
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Comrnunicatkww mut be wt1(tei on 'only
one side of the paper. ? .
Persoiaeirfiste ivoUeCl "V ?HI
And It Is especially and particularly under
stood that the Editor toe$ tot ahtray endors
,,e iews t ?jrreppndlcnta-r waesaua, stale
in the editorial columns. . ' i ,
NEW,; ADVERTISES niTSt
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you may find nroqtiito bars at
, 8. JEWETT'S.
27 X. Front street.
Hair Mattrssses of good or cheap material
made to order.
We
ARE NOW SEELING LADIES and Gents
Trunks at reduced prices, to make room
for our increasing Saddlery and Harness trade.
We guarantee best sroods for the least money.
jvevr aaaicry ana jnrunn uoue .:
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It is now against 'the law to paste
To Builders and others Go to J AC0
"noora. Glass.
a- v non crof ll iTP.fl and t the biUs or posters on any fence in the city
UBMUrim t without the consent of the owner. Seven
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young coiorea men, wuu uamra ftp
peared on a poster as a committee
pasted on the fence of a gentleman in
this city, were arrested yesterday ana
were tried by the Mayor for the offence.
In view of the fact that they were ig
norant of the law, the Chairman of the
the committee was fined $1, and the
hfllnnm were discharged. His Honor
The store of Mr. James Hewlett, on
Wrightaville Sound, was entered Fri
day uightand robbed of a good deal of
the stock. An entrance, was affected
through a back window. Mr. Hewlett's
loss is estimated at about fifty dollars.
No clue.
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Free Tickets
IVEN TO AT.T.' PERSONS TO CALL
upon
june 2j
I n sect Powder s
A NT WELTjOWS rOR '"VsiXO SAME.
J. Kill nedbupi, Itoacbes, I'lou. iA
r'lis and InscrU of all kinds. Good for v i J
on Dojrs and Cats. ; ImiwrUnl afri for sale 1
any quanUty by MUNDS BROS.,. T ,-:
' ' - Druggist.
Preserlptious pTepared at all hours or th t
day andnihu . ...June I , .
Wm. E. Springer & Co
(SUCCESSORS TO JOIlN' DAWSC CO.)
Oldest Hardware noVsr. in the '
State. GOOD GOODS and low prices.; K .
f S lt 21 wid Market street ;
" "June 25 t. . , . ttVUnxln5ton, N, C. v
TKe Steamer Minnelia;-
ItLtT COMMERCE : HER ' -.'REG U LAK 1
If You Want
JOODS OF SUPERIOR QUA LIT T, AT A
small figure abore cost, go to
Parker & Taylor's
June 25 , 'iv-
SUMMER G00DS !
AT
HI. UI. IC A T Z ' S,
Zi MARKET STREET.
Extraordinary Bargains !
D R ESS GOODS!
Trips between SmithviHe ' and 'WinnTnjrtdn, '
this (saturaay) morning, June i4in, learroff.
Wharf South side of Market Dock, at H- a. in. ;
returning, leave Smltnville at 4 o'clock, p. m.
Excellent accommodations; two one cauins,
oae for ladies and the otber for gentlemen,
June 24 St . E. T. BUKRUSS, Master.
" iTo the PubUc. : r-
HAVING DISPOSED OF MT BARBER
'; i i . -r ; . . r r :-:; ' ' i .
Shop,, 9. South Front etreet, toMr. C. P.
Lockevv, I take, this mode to Inform nur friends .
and patrons who have been in the habit bf pat
roniztnK the : said establishment, that I have
taken my two Journeymen barbers, 'Scottamr
ITtto va ' tv vmw t-MtaAvtf aa1 am i Xf ei vVet ttMikt
next door to Mr, Mcllhenuy'a Drug Store,
Where I will be pleased to see them one and all. 1-
'j. nan sing tor past iavors, x, neg a conunu
ance of the 6ame in the future.
'Respectfully,
! ; U. j l'llKSiri5.UX .
Wllinlngton, N. a, June 24, 1SS2.
lwk
At Yates' Bookstore
pi AN BE FOUND A FULL SUPPLY. OF
BLANK BOOKS. WRITING PAPER, INK,
PENS, PENCILS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
LL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN SAT- j Memorandum Books, Wrlthig Tablets, Crc-
lnsT Surrah and Brocade, Silks, Moire An- qnet, Hammocks, and a thousand anu one otn.
4fikA rriMaAi Vnnin nn'e voiiirtr i-CAntraiinR I ' " - t ,
Buntings, all wool Beiges, Lawns, seersuckers, er things usually In a Stationery Store.
Porpn 1 a V.vpr na manv ntvles and shades I ' s ' 1 ' '
with Trtmnungs to ma ten.
T PIANOS AND ORGANS very cheap.
White Goods
June 18
COW PEAS.
Mr. .To)-n R Priiann hhairman ot imposed the fine only as a warnin
(miftM nf Arrnnontaon thArart others who may be guilty of the same
Psint n wl hos mir offence. He will not be as lenient nere-
ihanks for an intatmn to attend ft nic after. The fine was paid by the com-
mc to be given there on the Fourth by mittee. , - .
the citiiena of that place in connection sverelv Bruised,
nim uio re-union oi vu. xj, ioiu n. v. . Artpr.
fitfimTit Mr.T, Donlan, the efficient and ener-
P . Snnrintendent of Oakdale Ceme-
The Stolen Instruments. teryf met with quite a serious accident
The valise containing a valuable set yesterday 'aernoon. He was riding
ff surgical instruments, the property of iAno- on his cart, on Fifth street, just as
Dr. W.J. Love, which was stolen from tne rain came up, when a piece of paper
car at the w. & "VT. R. B. depot, was was blown against the muic wnicn
picked up by a colored man yesterday ww tho cart. The animal shied and
near Smith's fVV n1 tnmorl nri fr Li ir. rtAnln hp.tween the wheel
- -w MUU VMS. a VM U VA w tXi iC W A. A AllUM
Capt. Brock. The valise had been cut ond body of the cart. He was con
open by the thief who, when he saw tiderably bruised before tho animal
what it contained, threw it away. The couid be stopped. He was taken to his
instrument were rusty from exposure. home ond received the necessary raedi-CttPt-
Brock sent them to the owner. attendance. We hope he will be out
Hot Enough? ' k in. a few days.
It is too hot to talk abont it yet it is a ICidney Disease,
fact that yesterday was the fiercest day pain Irritation, Retention, Inconti-
of the season. At 12 o'clock, at MundsT nence, Deposits, Gravel, &c, cured by
dru2 store, in Brooklyn, the thermom- "BuchupaW". $1: lepot James C.
registered 97 decrees and at o Munas.
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. Kobbintr the Mail.
Robt. Williams, a young white man
living in this city, was arrested yester
Close of the Session.
The scholastic year of Misses Burr & ' -o pan Ti Snnc
looa'wioW l;t FHdav.- The "v A vr.
1 (bUlV avwvw "
examinations have been taking place
during the past ten days. There are
four graduates, who have undergone a
thorough and searching examination in
the primary as well as in the advanced
branches included iu the course, which
have been most meritorious. Yester
day afternoon compositions were read
and specimens in free-hand drawing
were executed upon the blackboards,
without patterns. This evening the
Soiree will take place, at wnicn ume TrDATUAT XV "DATiTiTPTT
the graduates will each read essays and JjJlIU W 1 0 XlU JJJUUJXi
one of them will deliver a valedictory
aud buy a pairof nice Shoes, for self,
mother, wife or cousin and aunts. CaU soon
and don't be bashful. june 25
Spanish Laces !
and all will receive their diplomas. The
exercises will be private, only a limited
number of tickets to be issued outside
of the patrons of the school.
5"and 7 North Fr&ft Street.
STATE NEWS.
... . . Uer TTAirw tttT WlTlfrVEn AX INVOICE
Lenoir Topic : The dwelling nouse oi " - " - t
eter
o'clock, inthis office, it stood at the
me. Yet we had fine hrTM 11 rlo v
long and all that was necessary for com
fort was to keep on the shady side of the
street. . ,
About 5 o clock in the afternoon,
hpwer, a cloud came up from .the
Northwest and there was a slight fall
f nin and a decided fall in temper.
jure.
day by Deputy Marshal Jos. H. eff,
charged with robbing the U. S. MaQ.
Young Williams was employed for the
month of May by the contractor, E. F.
Martin, to carry the. mail between this
city and Snecds Ferry. While he car
ried the maU six registered letters wer
Personal. miasms and the Postoflicc Department
5Ve niMA iv 1,.... wnri-in'T thp. case UP- The
TOhtarce thic morning of 5Ir. D. S. young man was not arrested until late
r
mway. of Wilson, N. C, editor of
ngnuy little Wilson itojlxngs ana
proprietor of Carraway's Liver
r' standard remedy. which is rapid
J becoming known to "the afflicted.
r Carraway's visit here is on busi
wdvi commend him to the couf
"oui consideration of out' people.
h&ter Perch,Trout and Black
rV1 and lines. A full assort-
lowest prieee atU jlcoii'M
ly, but when he was arresiea ue ac
knowledged to have taken one of the
missing letters. ' He says the letter con
tained 10 ten-cent postage stamps and
one $5 bill. He denies any kno wledge
of the others. He was sent to jail by
Commissioner McQuigg in default of a
bond of $500. ;
Anything in the hardware line can
be found at reasonable pnees at jaco
Mr. .Tones Coffev. who lives in Watau
ga township, is exactly on the top of the
Blue Ridge, and its roof forms part of
the great watersnea oetween tne
streams flowing into the Atlantic and
those flowing into the Gulf of Mexico. In
twenty steps ot his house are two
springs, one of which is tributary to the
riatAwha through John's river, and the
other tributary to the Ohio through the
great Watauga and Tennessee rivers.
Charlotte Observer: We regret to
announce the death of Col. T. W. Bre
vard, Which occurred in Tallahasse,
Florida, Tuesday night last, of conges
tion of the brain. Col. Brevard was a
brother of Dr. R. J. Brevard, of this
city He was a prominent lawyer and
politician. Cyrus W. Wolfe, of
Sharon township, this county, threshed
out a crop of wheat, about a hundred
bushels, one morning this week, had
two bushels of it sent to mill and ground,
and ate biscuits made of the flour at the
evening meal. Miss Blanche Wolle,
of Sharon congregation, Presbyterian,
aged twelve years, has received a Bible
presented by the "Spencer and Frehng
huysen Fund," New York city, to the
child who would commit to memory
the Shorter catechism entire. This child
did the task and repeateu tne cat
echism perfectly from end to end.
Newsand Observer.' It is proposed to
establish in this city a museum of Con
federate relics. We should nave nau
one years ago. iut mere aru 6uiiaci
here and there many ODjecu oi xa. in
terest, whose value in this sense will be
enhanced many times oy oemg piawu
with others. A telegram received
in this city announces the death of
WyattF. Bowman, Jbsq., a prominent
citizen and capitalist of Winston, who
died in that town yesterday morning,
from paralysis. Mr. Bowman was
President of the Wachovia National
Bank, of Winston. Mr. R. M. Sauls,
aged 35 years, -whose home was on
Davie srreet, near Blount, died Wed
nesday night, at Clement's mill pond,
this county. He was one of a fishing
party, other members of which were his
brother, Mr. C. H. Beine and J. H.
Renfrew, and all were asleep in a house
near the pond. Yesterday morning at
In every style, texture and quality possible.
Pique, Tucking, Linen and Linen Lawns.
Embroideries
In Cmbrlcs, Nainsooks and Swisses unsur
passed In Workmanship and Prlcc C
Laces
Imported from almost everyjTOuntry, bought
and sold as special jobs.
GLOVES I
HOSIERY !
P.OPSETR !
.
HANDKERCHIEFS , COULa.ES,
SCABFS, KIBBONS,
VEILINGS, CREPEINQ '
& CREPE VEILS,
FANS, PARASOLS,
In endless variety and astonishing low Prices.
Housekeeping Goods !
OF
SPANISH LACES !
In Black and Cream, very much.the best value
we have had this season.
Balbriggan Hose.
LADIES' BALBRIGGAN , HOSE FROM
25 cents to 75 cents a pair.
fOO Bushels'
Clay and Mxed Peas.
. - , FOR SALE BT r .
HALL & PEARS ALL
junel, , ' . ". '
Fans and Parasols. ; 5-
TH ADDITION TO MT ALREADY LARGE
and elegant stock of MILLINERY and FANCY,
GOODS, I have received another large assorts
ment of SHELL, B. and-R., LACE and TUSJ
CAN HATS, BEAUTIFUL - FLbWKRS
TRIMMINGS, FANS and PARASOLS, Ac
Respectfully, . '
JunolS,
MISS E. KARRER,
"Kxchang Corner.
BIank!Bopks,
LINEN & COTTON SHEETINGS, DAMASKS, OPTING PRESS.fM . ,r:i.-: :
Ladies' andLCents:Wrltinsr Paper.
Napkins, Towels,
'Excursion' Baskets,
MEN and BOYS' WEAR,
., Parlor; Organs and Pianos,
Dress Goods.
PRINTED LAWNS, from 6 cents.
LACE BUNTINGS, 12c, regular pric 25c.
Gloves.
Black and Colored Silk and lisle Thread
Gloves, just received, in Lace top -and
Sarah Bernhardt style.
ALACK SILK MITTS an elegant line.
BROWN & RODDICK.
- 6 and 7 North Front St
june S3
LADIES GENTS CHILDREN'S GAUZE i
MKRINO UNDERWEAR. ,
In short everything de&jable for an outfit, ,
and at Prices that aery competition.
Call and save money by patronizing
IU1. IU3- KATZ,
" june 18 3 MARKET ST.
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On Easy Payment. r
- ' Come One and All
To
jnne ,23 Live Book and Music Store.
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To Make Home Beautiful
H
AVE ' YOUR i WALLS ? tCALSO MINED
witb orpr euperior JTinted ; Harbellne in j a 11
shades; It cost aiourth the price of - ramtlnf
n'-s ' : ' ,:Jt f3"';r -V." i,
and is both durable ad,.beoUful; am i refer
Mattings and Carpets. ;
Attention Is directed In this quarter. . -.
LACE CURTAINS, LAMBREQUINS,
CORNICE quite a variety.
Ladies', Gente and Children's Underwear.
Those beauUfnl (and cheap) White Lawns. JjwMMme ometwork talt
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WHITE AND CREAM DOTTED MUSLINS,
from 25c to T5c, per yard.
LACES NEW AND PRETTY., .
Onr Extra Pure WhiU Lead and Paints w ' '
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are aentag as low as InSerlor grade aW ofibred
8ASB, DOORS AND BLIND9,
1200
BOXES TURKISH BATH SOAP,
lack Silks;
or.
Several pieces just tn, from f 1 x t26 per
yard. Also a line of colored bilk. . -: 0 .t-
june 15 ' . B. M. McLNTHlET
White Bronze.
mmt TTNDERSIGNED. AGENTS FOR THE
I Monumental Bronze Company, of Brtdee
port. Conn., Invite attention to the work offer
ed by them. HKNDOoanKnumunw
ible cannot be chipped, cannot be throw
and'may be had at one-half the price of
These monuments are indestroct-1
cannot be thrown er
tone.
A MAN A WLLSON.
jnae If-lm Prinoeas St, near Second.
B'JO 1 ACriMSy Price
-f ;? rn fw-i m ,i l.COOKIxa 8TOTE.d
nnVhrm Tin of IlArdware Is. well Jtnown.
andXwefare every da yjreeei Vlng new. supplies
Give a cell at , ;r ;-
: LNATHANJEL JACOBTS, ,
DJaaiau
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