North Carolina Newspapers

THIS PAP ex from oar friends on. sjnr sad. all subjects JOSHT.JAMB8, The : nmhod Communications The Daily Reyiew. ' uKrrrclbT F .rt OH""" - ... in . t lU i ft- 1 l .11 fall. , pr regularly kalian, of any newr f7t i VLUVS " I ()L:AJ- " VOL. VI. WILMINGTON. N. C SUNDAY. AUGUST 6 1882. NO. 186. Yisitlutr Fire Company. The Victor Fire Company, ( colored ) THE SPEAK NO. I Sanitary Precautions. 1 g t Yellow fever, of late, is now and then OCT 8idO Of the Personalities And His stood that the Editor doe not he views of correspondents on ten In the editorial column. re state T IE ADVlimttliW- m i si .sU' Salt' .--TM'"'"'r lad ml See . J IIH1' k tArt cream. -Better tt I . A' At tai-OJ1- odUleigh, will arrive in this city on Grand Rally of the Ieinoeraoy ! . I I f I - - -W UrtK Pi"- vr . .. ..tracerie. lit X rr nU Cow Peee Jfrarn-B.rgahita Shirts EKAtui t-' Received IftKkI,-Deoctdeni Society. j,.n-We Sever ssy -itki TmmR Blnl Cages. t3tO!. TO W ACl A A W LA. j t triW -Seasonable Good, -r L pUtn-etTT, J.,-Rcmoved. EeWauea M nm Pine Grove Ii a 9mm .-Mes the Babies J.w-Ts Matr Home Beautiful T J. otTHLA-Kr lhe d t k -i Kix. tr. -BrownGine. WiLLAti-Marrin'. Celebrated. ..iniMnHMi Rcasalnlne; Sleek. Can Mrfca- awto and Light Wine t nvvtaiTEsnr, NK 57 Souce. irr If Kirrr Very Beet Hams. xi isu: enuuua For the Soacoaet, jv. L BraxiiHT Repacketl Lernoti-t !, j j ( ii'n E t i jmtTTKE Notice u i,..kimm lnure YoorCotton Ute. Uw miM-C'arollua OU . U KRerjcn ft 8om Ladles nnd n . i i -i .t mv Two Mote Canoes of Welnelay morning. They will remain here for two or three days as the guests uf lite Cape Fear Steam Fire Engine Company. There "vill be a contest be tween the companies for a prize, given by the white citizens of this city. Ieavea To-Morrow. Mr. A. T. Sherwood, who has hail charge of the Signal Office in this city for the past two months, will leave to morrow for his new station at Bis marck, Dacotah. Mr. Sherwood was re lieved here at his own rcq nest. He has made many friends in this city by his uniform con ties y and theywfll be sorry to part with him. The Kcc ha bites. The grand family excursion, under the auspices of New Hanover Tent, No. 37, I O. of Rechabites, on the Passport on Tuesday, will in no way be less en joyable than others given by them. The committee are well qualified for the du ties they have assumed, and guarantee a pleasant time to all who take part in the excursion. at Brunswick at Smitliville-- I rvnnrtatl nfT ruir norta on sh ID- board being brought from West In ilifs nml Snt.K Ainprii"in uorts. lie- Speeches by Col. Wharton omUj ichas made a lodgement in the Green, Hon. ft. T. Bennett, j iana8 in Texas, but up to this writinsrno and His Excellency, Governor 1 cases have been known to come to our i meW ADVERTISEMENTS. Excursion. rjaE HIBERNIAN BENEYOTjENT Sodctr, irfBflve an Kxrnrsimi THITKSDAY next, Au trust, toth. on the Stuaiuer Poesaort, to Sndth- Tille and the Forts. Refreshment at city prl oes. Earn for the round trip, 50 cents; child-: ren half price. utir remaining Burglary. Saturday morning about one o'clock a burglar was seen in the residence of Mr. Andrew J, Mott, on Bladen between Fourth and Fifth streets. The inmates gave the alarm and the thief, who is said to have been colored, made good his escape. He effected an entrance by crawling through a window in the back part of the house. The police were soon on the spot, but the rascal evaded them by jumping fences and getting a good start on them. The Association's Certificate. A certificate, issued by authority of the Cigar Makers International Union of America, is now being placed on the boxes containing cigars made by first- class workmen. This is done to protect smokers from cigars made by leprous coolies, or in filthy tenement house u-nrUlmns All cicars made in the StirBM.i: a GUM bos Groceries Champion Cigar Factory, in this city, of which Mr. I. Hirschberg is Supenn tendont, are supplied with the label of the Association. - Thus. J. Jarvis. At a quarter to 9 A. M., yesterday the steamer Passport left her wtiarf with a good crowd, Ool. V. J. Green and the Governor being on board. Col Ben nett arrived at Smith ville about an hour later on the Minnehaha. After resting tor about an hour and making some necessary arrangements as to where would be the best place and the coolest (for it wasa frightfully hot day), it was decided to have the speaking from the Hotel Brunswick piazza. At half past ISo'olook DrWG Curtis introduced, in a short and neat speech, our gallant standard bearer for Con gres, Col. Wharton J Green, who came forward and spoke of the high compli ment which had been conferred upon him by the people of the 3rd Congres sional District. Col Green then com menced a' reviewal of the administra tion, from the day they first held the reins of government, both National and State, and poured hot shot into their camp. He spoke for about three quar ters of an hour, and was listened to with marked attention by the audience Col. Green said while he knew and believed that if the Democrats f tho Third District would turn quarantine. Our health authorities are vigilant, and will dflffevery thing sail1 and wisdom can suggest to prevent its introduction here. Still what has been may happen again. What we mean to speak of now is the condition of our city. Our authorities are doing something toward keeping the city clean, and perhaps their best. We wouldiurge on every citizen that each second all their efforts and each assist all in their power to this end ; let every one police his own premises and all resolve to keep the town cleaned ; make this work a daily duty and let it be well performed. Having no intention to alarm, it would be well to look at mat ters seriously. It the weather continues as for the past two weeks, that is fre quent and. abundant rains and hot sun, we shall have the condition conducive and essential to sickness. To ward off this result as far as possible cleanliness is imperative. We would ' therefore suggest to all housekeepers not to allow servants to throw garbage in the street. As we understand it our city authorities have no systematic provisions its removal, save when the garbage Bird Cages. I LET SETS. LAMPS AND LAMP Goods. Preserving Kettle. Brass and Enam eled. Clothes Hampers, and in fact ear thins found in a kiest-class house rernlsninir store. Southern Oak Cook Stove, VKR CHEAP, at 1 AUK. KB TAYIAJK'S aug6 ft w a. a a 19 South Front St. w We Never Say Can't. E ARE PREPARED TO DO UPHOL Bterhnr, Han Paper, pot up Awnings, lay Carpets or Matting. liang luaow &nauet and Curtains. Do over old Mattresses or make new ones aad have never vet had to give up a ieb because we could not do it. Leave orders at S. JEWETTS. i N. Front St. , Where the best workmen only are employed, aug 6 OF Spring & Summer Clothing MUST SOW BE SOLD Regardless of Value ! -TE GO NORTH ON THE 14th must clear our counter for our test., aad HuaT..ea Will pi Bain or Shine To mmf Jonr Uxxn. JR. ai Others Grand F i: Jv f . of ihe Br, Exports foreign. barauentine Ellm Hott, a Capt. I i vsi. cbm n-MceUng of the Jus- Duncan beared yesterday for Rosario, Argentine Republic, with 244.752 feet lumber, valued at $4,708,22, shipped by Messrs. E. Kidder & Sons. Nor. barquentine Polanda, Capt. Henrikens, cleared yesterday, for Ant werp with 1.750 casks spirits turpentine and 142 barrels rosin, valued at 36,066, shipped by Messrs. Paterson, Downing Ninth Sunday after Trinity. The dog days end next Friday. 1 toys length 13 hours and 47 minutes. 59 Sunset this afternoon past 6 o'clock. at min- l aacy-Half-Hose are being sold be- & Co low cost at Dtek's. Skinny Men. W..1U Health Renewer" restores i,.,..ith ami viimr. cures Dyspepsia. Im Dotence, Sexual Debility. $1. Depot I W M . - ,h mii hiMMiMita in RellenRM J:is. t Aiunu a mn ew msvi isivw - i Three adults were interred in Oakdale Cemetery during the week. Cemetery during the week. The Mineral Spring. Bro. McDiarjnid, of the BohemmianA Mr. Henry Haar, superintendent of a in the city yesterday, and paid us a the turnpike, has proven himseii to oe rail. n.iKiw Lonpfnctor. lie nas. at ms 'UUHV .1- f: 1 Cnn'nir TK.r- wii..u. n,l two rh - own exoense, nau tn f-0. iV TV . t V ft ktM ft W W W I I t e a. a1. dmtM Ln Inwiaierred in Pine Forest cemctary near the one mue post ou m "Hr- Juriog the week. The Register of Deeds issued only larriage license during the week. mI that to a colored couple. Freshwater Perch.Trout and Black fish hooks and lines. A lull assort sesat and lowest prices at JacobCs I The Rev. T. Page Ricaud wiU preach in the First Baptist Church this morn ing at 11 o'clrai. the Pastor, the Rev. lr. Taylor, being absent. His Excellency Gov. Jarvis, anO Cols. Bennett and Green will address inst the citizens to-morrow (Monday) night from the balcony of the National Bank. We regret to learn that Mrs B'trahath Sholar was stricken with paralysis yesterday afternoon about o'clock. Her entire right side is ivted. We trust her condition Is not cleared out for the benefit of the pub lic. The spring has been supplied with a nice brick curb, and a walk has been cnt from the turnpike to the spring, and a double row of trees has been set out on tho walk. Dippers will be at trie spring and the public are invited to quaff the bad as it is thought to be. Mr. Chas. A. Strangmann, who for owe time was the agent in this city of Mr. R. Portner s Tivoli beer has been PPointcd General Superintendent of SfMeJe. He arrived in this city a day A New Paper. Col. Alfred M. Waddell. of this city, i . k iMltor-in-Chief of the ia w - . linilu Journal, a new-Democratic daily in started in Charlotte on the 22nd The business department ot the naoer will be in the hands of Mr. W. r i U C Wolfe, of Monroe, ana jr. n.ii. f'nwan. of wadesDoro. xotu r - . a gentlemen have much experience in tne manarcment of newspapers. Col. Waddell is one of the Ka Statfi. and will giva the people of vertisemenLc. Charlotte a paper which will be an hon or to the town. out in November, as he was satis tied they would, the district would be carried by a large majority, but he counselled his Democratic friends not to be idle, but to buckle on their armor and work until the election in Novcm. ber. Col. Green dwelt particularly upon Radical misrule and the atrocities committed by them. He said that in the short time allotted him he only intended this as an introducion of him I3lf but sooa. he would appear in Bruns wick to discuss the issues oft the day. Capt. V. V. Riohardson then intro duccd in very appropriate spech Hon. R. T. Bennett, who made one of the m . a finest political Mpoaahea we ever listened to. He dwelt particularly on the tariff question. We would be doms gross injustice to this distinguished son of North Carolina to attempt even a synopsis of this master speech, which was listened to by the audience with the greatest attention, and was frequent ly applauded and cheered. Judxrc Bennett spoke three hours ami a half, and delivered one of the most exhaustive arguments it has been tne good fortune of the people of Brunswick to hear in twenty-live years. Then the distinguished speaker re viewed the county government ques tion, and handled it with the same mastery he did the other questions dis cussed, and at the conclusion, a .;oKrl arm of South Caro- lina pronounced Judge Bennett's speech of the ablest, most argumentative speeches he nad heard since the days of Webster, Calhoun and Clay. There was but one expression of opinion about Judgc3ennett's speech, and that was it was the finest argument ever aeuv in old Smithville. At the conclu sion of his speech, the whistle sounded ed for the boat to leave, and we were n.hiA to hear Gov. . Jarvis,. who was introduced by Capt.-V. V. Richardson andwas speaking as we left the wnari. Excursion to Waccamaw Lake Wvomin Tribe No. 4, Improved nrrlAr of Red Men will give an excur sion to Waccamaw Lake on Thursday npxt. The fare for the round trip has been placed at the reasonable price of 75 cents and the commniee pruuiise thai no intoxicating liquors or ODjec tionable persons will be allowed on the train. The trip to the lake will be a diversion and no doubt that the excur : k utrpll natron i zed. See au lull " ' " a Increased Facilities. Mr. W. L. DeRossett, Jr., has re- mov Vi nrintic establishment to the hnildiaw in the oostom house alley. two ago aad we are pleased to see I formerly used as the Office Saloon. He U lookinr so well t has increased his facilities and in addi- tion to his material has ameu . a MiJf nf now tvpe, and IWU UUIlUim JfVTVlM'W wwm - - Board of Magistrates. The Board of Maariaraes will meet morrow for the purpose of electing a I has prrrchased a large new press. aeard of County Commissioners for the year. We have heard of noop- PaiHion to the present Board, and pre awa that they will be leeketed, as aey seem to have given general satis ftction and have handled the finances f ihe county in a thoroughly wise and aMlfui manner He 1s now prepared to do all xinoa oi His new press is one of the nicest we have ever seen. It is supplied with all the modern improvements, but at Hm. is not at all complicated than ordinary treaaie is caleuhvted by Us improve ment to turn out excellent work. the It For the Seacoast. rjTHE STEAMER MINNEHAHA will leave her wharf for Smithville at 9 o'clock, this morning. aug 6 for and except is thrown on the trash piles in the street and then its removal may be delayed sev eral days, which we are forced to say is too often the case now. We would uree that all garbage and vegetable matter, the kitchen refuse, be made as dry as possible, and then destroyed by fire ; put it in the stove ; ourn n up, ui make a fire in the yard and effectually destroy it. It will take some care and - - - - . a trouble, but we had all better, tast tne means than run the risk of worse things. Too many people hereabouts are too much given to thrbwing all manner ot trash papers, tin cans, bottles, rags, etc., in fact everything they wish to get rid of into the streets. This were oaa enough, but to add to this all manner of carbage and kitchen refuse, with the addition of Slops ana oirty bevondtbe reach of decency. rom these piles come odors, not only offens ive and producing discomfort to the neighborhood, but fully charged with disease. Can we expect health when we will not take sanitary precautions:' rr wnr vou will, in this town, and, unless you leave your uose at home, vou cannot get away lrom oiiensive smells. Very many at home sometimes wish they had no nose, by reason of careless and thoughtless neighbors In very many places it is bad enough by day, but to tell the honest truth, the night smells are rank. In brief, cannot our city fathers put a stop to the throw ing of offensive matter into the public streets? They can at least use disin fectants freely and enforce its applica tion on private premises by their own health officers; let every citizen lend a helping band. Let all nave a general cleaning up, and then keep clean. The worst of the Bummer is to come, and now is the time for earnest work. Bet ter spend the penny now than be com pelled to expend dollars when too late. Remember 1862! Li1. Two More Cargoes of Ice. rpHE SCHOONERS JOS.' M. HAYES, MO tons, and E. H. CORNELL, 356 tons, have arrived with cargoes of Kennebec Flint Ice for us. The Ice is as pretty as other cargoes received by us. Send in your orders, MS" Packing Ice for shipping a specialty, aug 6-lt W. E. DAVIS SON. line of Fall and Whiter Fine Clothing ! We have deservedly the reputation for selling THE FINEST ' i "e 9 1 i Ready-Made Clothing in the city. This season we shall reach anR r r j. ftnALta. higher standard, and show garments Which at hts EXCURSION TO Waccamaw Lake, Aug. 10. -TkY WYOMING TRIBE No. 4. Imp'd O. It. gw " M. Fare for round trip 75 cents. Children un der 12 years and Servants, 25 cents. No Intox icating Liquors allowed. Tickets can be pur chased at the Depot on the morning of the .ltith. Train will leave at 9 oeiocs-, sharp-. . aug 6t R1 Attention Ycrttolior- EMEMBER UHAT I KEEP ALL THE SCHOOL BOOKS adopted the State. Also many other STANDARD TEXT BOOKS. A liberal discount to teachers. School and office supplies, Fancy Goods, Pianos, Organs, &c. the Merchant Tailor cannot excel beet. sag 6 KING CLOTHIER. ,,, , ,, . Q.RAND FAMILY EXCURSION UNJER the auspices of New Hanover Tent, No. 57, L O. of Rechabites, to South ville sad the Forts, on Stmr. Passport, Tuesday, August 8th, ttaWw 1 Refreshments at'eity prices. Music fordano ing furnished by Harpers. Will exclude ob jectionable rpers. Boat leaves at SH o'ejk,. Tickets can be purchased of Committee or jay member of the Order. H. K. Baraett. Geo. W. Bishop, Wm. H. Register, H. M. Thomas E. Skipper, Com aag 4-St Carolina Oil Company. PINE WOOD OIL MANUFACTURED AT our works is recommended tobethechesa cat Paint Oil In tho market, and tha hfsJUHk. scrvative for wood ever invented. For by the barrel or gallon at trifling prices. Alee aug 6 YATES' BOOKSTORE. Grand Family Excursion NDER THE AUSPICES OF GERMANIA LODGE, No 4, K. of P. IT To Smithville and the Forts, on the steamer PASSPORT, WEDNESDAY, Aug. 9th.lS82. The Harpers will furnish the music. Itefresh ments of all kinds served on board. Positive ly no children allowed on board unless accom panied by parents or guardians. Fare for adults, round trip, 50 cento; chlklren uler 12 years, 26c. The boat will remain at Caswell three hours to give all an opportunity to enjoy the breeze and dance. Steamer will leave at 9 iSSSt Jr.. H. C. PKEJtPEKT, WJJ. GEBKKN. F.' C. MlLLEK, C F. VONKAMrEH, aug 6.2t Committee. IIE1. VasBOKKELEN At Brooklyn. N . Y on Wednesday. August 2d lS82 pEBH Vas BOKKELEN, relict of the late Adrian H. Van Bokkeleu, aged S5 years. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. Kultrhts of Pythias Excursion Germania Lodge, No. 4, Knights of Pythias, will give a grand excursion to Smithville, on the Passport, on Wednes day next. The committee in charge are gentlemen whose former reputation in managing excursions insures periw success for the one now pending. They have made all arrangements for pleas ure and comfort and will faithfully ful fill their promises. The Hibernian Benevolent Society will give an excursion to Smithville on the Passport on Thursday next. The Hibernians are proverbial for their pleasant excursions and will spare no pains to sustain their reputation in this instance. At a regular meeting of the Hibernian Be nevolent Association, the following resolutions irivintr expression of sorrow on the death of one of its most esteemed members, were unan imously adopted: Whereas, it has been the will of an All -vine provldesce to remove from our midst our wortfmember, WALTER FURLONG, who departed this life August 2d, 1S82 be tt Resolved, That, as members of this Society, while acknowledgiag the loss of one of its brightest ornaments, we meekly bow withsub mlsslon to the Inscrutable will of our merciful Father, who doeth all things for his own wise plResofved, That as members of this Society we will ever cherish the memory of him who while in life became characteristic for bis be nevolence toward the distressed, and whose patriotic love for bis country he proved finan-r-iaiiv bv suDoortineauch Uwful measures tnat would amefiorass she condition of her people. clally by su RmuiIvmI That wc deenlv sympathise with th. fimllr of our deceased Brother In their aflUcOonjin him they have lost a kind and la dulgent fattier; bat knowing they will tod coasolatton hi Htm who will be to them a fath er and protector. , , , A, Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be transmitted to the family of our deceased Brother, and that they also 1 published in the review and Star of this city. t JNO. W. RELLLEY, ROBT GREEN. For Sale. NE SADDLE AND BRIDLE, ONE HORSE BLANKET and One Halter and Summer Lap robe. aagflAwly P.O. BOX 571, City Mercantile Printing House j HVE MOVED MY OFFICE TO THE commodious, three-story buikllng, In rear of DeRosset A Go's office, half way up Custom House Alley. Having bought a new. large press and added matorlaUy to my stock of tree I am prepared to do work of all kinds -y It-Ill lu nUaoArl rt hv IT1V rompmwM. fm" - Your Cotton Gins IN THE INIA FIRE AND MARINE INS. CO. AND PHCENIX ASSURANCE CO., OF LONDON. Assets $5,500,000. JNO. W. GORDON BRO., Agents, 24 North Water Street, aug 1-St-sun Wilmington, N. C. Will it Rain or Shine To Morrow ? fVLD PliO 11 ABILITIES, OR BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER COMBINED will tell vmi. It will detect, and indicate correctly. any change in the Weather, twelve to forty- eight nours in auvance. ii wiu teu waayw of a storm Is approaching, and from What quarter it comes invaluable to navigators. Farmers can plan their work according to its predictions. It will save efty times its cost la a single season. There Is an accurate ther mometer attached, which alone is worth the price of the combination. Price so coats For sals at July 30 HElN8BEROERS. with pi friends Pt call. aug 6-St WM. L. DeROSSET, Jr. Groceries Wholesale. j 0 Cases LYEaad POTASH, 200 180X68 SOAP anl STARCH. 100 Bxe CRACKERS and CANDY, 100 90X08 SODA and BKEAD IBKP'TN. 100 BoxCii TOBACCO anl sNUFF Flour. Meal. Bacon, Lard Molasses, Salt, Hay, Corn, Oats, Hoop Iron, Glue. Spirits Casks, Bungs, Paper Bags, Twine, Axfe Grease, Ac. For sale by Kerchner & Oalder Bros. aug 6 . , Meeting of the Justioes of the Peace. TN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 5, rfh.ntor 111 Taws 1876-7. the JustlSOS of thS Peace for New Hanover county are hereby notified to assemble at the Court House, on MONDAY, August 7th, M, for the purpose of electing a Board of Commissioners for the county, aad transacting such other business as ay be brought before then. The meeting Is called at IS o'clock, A . M By order of JOHN 8. JAMES, J. T., , ClflUramtaV JOHN COWAN, l-2t-tnes sun. Star copy thors sea. The Best. A T "THK1 A Corner" you will lad the best s j i ritv Tobacco goods of t sag S-lwk T "THE LTTTTL HTU ajhV mo laf. yon wui una tne oen FIVE CENT CIGAR u th. it Mo Joke : All Smoke: He Che : m Revoke. Tobacco rood of an kinds. bct N. GREENKWALP. South Front Street. S doers below Exchnnsje Corner. Notice. TT IS EXCELLENCY, AND COL. o THOS. J. JARVIS, WHARTON J. GRKKN. will address the citterns of New lTanwT Co. on the potttleal Issues of the day , Monday , the 7th August, st 8-30 p. m., from the porch the yatlff1 Bank, Front st. G. J. Brown Gins. VXTE ADVISE A(VV TyWllO w kalway. a rush fees In bsfTOger V CO , jessors to Jno. Dewsoa A4Bo.. julyao l, w Macrae?.. Wc W SELLING LADIES' and at reduced prices, n maxe