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The Daily Review,
JOSH. T.' JAMES, Editor A Prop
WILMINGTON. N..CX -
! whether he would or
I ny Ilall organization would. ' Bat let
me tell you, Mr. Tiiaen win noi w
candidate. The coming man Is llngn
J. Jewett." i i i
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 23. I883
Eotered at iho Polofflee at Wllmlnxton.X- C,
m eon4U4 natter.
The Massachusetts State Democratic
Convention will meet at SpringCeld on
September 20. Heretofore the Repub
lican Convention has always met last,
but, it li said that, under advice from
Batler, the Democrats have concluded
it is best to await the action 01 ins re
publican Convention Jaef ore announcing
their policy and selecting their candi
dates. , ,
Ex-Congressman Dezendorf, the
leader of the Straightout Kepublicans
in Virginia, says that they arc going to
crash out Mahone and his crowd. M We
will nominate," he says, "straightout
candidates in nearly all tho legislative
dlstricU next fall, and in many ol them
wo will bo successful. 1 think wc will
hold the balance of power in the next
Legislature."
Senator Pendleton wa3-defeated at
every point in the Hamilton County,
Ohio, Democratic Convention on Sat
urday. The defeat was brought about
by John It. McLean, of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, who made up the slate and,
it is said, used his own and Bookwal
ter's money freely. Pendleton and his
friends are said to believe that the en
tire Democratic county ticket will be
defeated.
It 13 seriously announced by a corres
spondentof the New York Times that
Mr. Tilden will undoubtedly be a candi
date for the Democratic nomination for
President, and that his recent purchase
of a team of fast horses from Kentucky
is accepted by the Democratic politician
at Saratoga as a final settlement of the
question whether ho intends to "run"
lor the Presidency next year. On the
other hand, the Louisville Courier'
Vournaf soberly avers that Mr. Tilden
is not a candidate, and will not be a
candidate under any circumstances,
and that Mr. McDonald, of Indiana, is
his residuary legatee.
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Gen. Diaz has secured the adoption
of a law by twenty out of twenty-seven
Mexican States which effectually muz
zles the press. Thi Mexican institu
tion says : "The liberty ot w riting and
of publishing writings on any subject
is inviolable' The law has hitherto
punished the publication of matter in
citing to revolution, subversive of pub
lic morals, or libellous, the trial being
by jury. Diaz's new law permits
the editor to be put in prison upon
complaint under either of these three
heads, without bail, until the alcalde
sees fit to try him. This an outrage on
the press. Diaz, who is now Chief
Justice, is scheming to secure a re-election
to the Presidency after the expira
tion of tho term of Gonzales, who is
merely a warming-pan for Diaz.
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Wm. n. Barnum, ot Connecticut
the late chairman of tho Democratic
National Committee, is in trouble, it
is said. A Hartford Democrat charges
him with having contributed to Han
cock's defeat in his State. In proof
thereof he calls attention to the fact
that in several districts, notably the
nineteenth, now represented by Bar-
num nephew. Tilden received a
majority of I,05Jt, while Hancock's
majority was only H2I. Another in
stance is the railing off in the Demo
cratic vote in Litchfield (Barnunfs
County, where there was a net loss ol
742 votes. Barnum is aid to be an
intimate friend of Tilden. and the Con
nccticut Democrat abovu referred to
iniimates that this was the cause of
the chairman's defecion.
SHORTS.
:- Berlin makes the world's fashions in
i dress and Paris advertise them.
A party, including ladiesj had a
sleigbridc in Washington Territory in
jjuly. ' .
The census shows that the majority
of people's ages are at; even numbers.
This is odd. j . j
There is a new ( method of enamel
working on glass in use in Germany,
which is said to produce very fine-results.
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Six cowboys went up I from Pecos to
Dallas. Texas, to take tho town, and
four of thenuwere taken to the cemetery
in a box. ; I I
There is a penny savings bank in
Philadelphia which has $400 deposited
by COO depositors, xneyare auicmry
dren. and tho largest sum possessed V5'
one is $19.
Three thousand carbines have been
sent to Stanley, the explorer. An ex
change remarks that Livingstone would
havo preferred three thousand Bibles.
But evangelization, like everything else,
is carried on at high pressure nowa
days. "The Swedes are said to be so hont
that in Gothenburg everyone going into
the opera house Jiangs. his -umbrella,
coat and hat on a peg in the lobby and
never thinks or asking for a check. Iso
tickets are asked at the door and no
checks given between acts. m
Ruskia's eninity to railways is not
altogether unreasonable. The pine
lorests along the Adriatic at Ravenna,
Italy, celebrated by Dante and Byron,
and which furnished the shipyards of
Rome and Venice, are to be cnt down
because an excavation for a railroad
has so drained the soil that the trees
have died. . I
' According to a new law in Russia,
dramatic authors will be paid 2 per
cent, ofthe gross, receipts for a new
play in one act. Pjru two act drama
or opera, the author or' composer re
ceives 4 per ccrft. and for a three-act
piece t per cent., ahtf so on. A crowd.
ed house, therefore, means $60 per
night to the successful author.!
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- A strong effort is being made in New
York to boom" "Sunset" Cox for
'Speaker. It is stated as "a very signifi
cant Xact" that while Mr. Randall finds
his chief support in the columns ot Re
publican journals, the election of Mr
Cox is warmly championed by such
papers as the Buffalo Courier, the Ro
Chester Union and Advertiser, Rochester
Mormna Herald. New York World,
Mercury, Irish American and Sumlay
. Democrat, the Schenectady Star, Sche
nectady Rejlcctor, Boston Herald (Ind.)
Syracuse Courier, A'ctc Yorker L'cpubli
kaner, StaalsZcitung, Iudianapolis Sen
tinel, Boston lbs. Washington Ihst,
Charlotte (N. C.) Democrat, Chambers
(Miss.) Democrat. Fort Worth (Texas)
Gazette and many journals in other
UUitlUU, W . WWMM. MM. . -www.
"A well known Tammany Democrat"
is reported to have said that Tammany
is not going to disturb the harmony of
the party in any respect till after the
next Presidential election . I kno that
Tammany, as an organization, will
support the next Democratic candidate
for tho Presidency, whether he be Mr.
Tilden or any other man I have spent
years in fighting Mr. Tilden. and I
don't like him any more now than
ever; but ir ho should bo a candidate
again I would vote for him and work
for him as -hard as I have heretofore
worked against him. Mr. Kelly would
undoubtedly sappor Mr. Tilden, , bat
MOONS II INK.
:irl
Tho best thioz in print A pretty
in a calico dress. Oil City Derrick.
The turn of the) "tied" Starting
homeward after the wedding trip At -
Even the sands ofthe sea are hardly
more numerous than i the- man twho
thinks ho can edit a newspaper. Yon
kcrs (htrzette. 1
-Seeing a carriage lull of belles and
beaux drive by, A rainadab remarked
that that reminded him of a load of
wooed. MaratJion Independent, j j
It's Lowell who asks.t "What is so
rare as a day in June?" is it not?"
Wei:, now, if he had only stopped 16
think a minute, he might have -known
that tho 20th of Feberuary was tho an
swer to the riddle. Harvard Lampoon.
A collector wrote to Genera! Sher
man for bis autograuh and a lock ot
his hair, and received the reply : "The
man who has been writing my auto
graphs has been discftarged, and as my
orderly is bald I cannot comply with
either of your requests."
"I should bd very much obliged if
you would give me a puff," said the
book agent, as he entered the sanctum,
"With pleasure," respdnded the editor,
removing a cigar from 'his mouth and
offering it to the visitor. "Take two or
three." Phila N&cs.
A Pennsylvania man has obtained
the cradle in which he was rocked as a
baby and the cradle which he swung in
the harvest field as a youth. All he
needs now. to set up a museum of old
memories, is the switch his mother used
to lick him with, and the switch his
wife had on when he married her.
Tiurlinyton Free )Treis.
WOMIKOI'S wise.
There was a man jn our town,
And he was wondrous wise; :
For when.ho marked his prices down,
He then did advertise.
And when he saw his trade increase,
' With all his might and main,
He marked still lowr every price,
And advertised again.
Detroit Fret Press.
PERSONAL.
King Umberto is chamois-hunting in j
the Tyrol.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe is going
to write a story untlcr the title, Urangc
Blossoms.
Miss West, the British Minister's
daughter (who is still in Washington).
drives out to tho Soldiers' Home -every
day, and her equipage is very stylish.
Lady Alice Seymour is at I Hastiogs-
onvthe-llnuson, the guest of Mrs. J.
Albert Granger at the "Ravines."
The Be res ford family seem to be
pugnacious to an extraordinary degree
even for Englishmen., The following
description ot tbem is given; "Lord
Bcresford is small in stature, a careless,
easy going fellow, with a good face and
bright eyes. He is a brother of tho
Marquis of Watcrford. and belongs to a
family ot lighters. William, the son
selected for the army service, would
sooner scuffle than eat. It is nothing
to hear that one of the Beresfords has
broken a bono.' Charles William de la
Poer Bcresford, the naval commander,
is a lavente of tho Prince of Wales, be
cause he is "one of the boys." William
Bercsford Is said to like nothing better
than to prowl about of an evening with
some other military, officer, put their
caps in their pockets, turn op their
collars, enter a saloon, and engage un
recognized, in 'a roQgh-and-tumble fizht
with privates.
Battle Creek, Mich.; Jan. 31, 1870.
Gentlemen Having ibeen afflicted
for a number of years with indigestien
and general debility, by the advice of
my doctor I used Hop Bitters, and
must say they afforded . me .almost
instant relief. I am glad to be able to
testify in their behalf..
, . TUOS. G. KNOX. !
Costly satin fabrics, brocaded with
clusters of walnuts, are imported.
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" J WouUrnt tc without Dr. Benson's
Celerv and CJiatnomile pills if they cost
$1. a pill. TJtey eured me of ncuralbia,
of 9 years standing ." Joseph Snyder,
Pax ions, Pa. 50 cts. per box. at drug
gists. Glove bracelets are very narrow, and
have the knife-blade edge.
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Nasitvtlle. Tenn., April 6, 1881.
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physicians could not do for me what
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Corns, warts, bunions.
' Bustles and very full draperies grow
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der the name of Parker's Toaac. We mak
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under the name of ginger; and as ginger is
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Wanted.
JgY A COMPANY WHO PROPOSE TO
stabMsh a manufactory thereon, well-timber
ed cypress lands. Parties who may; havo such
lands to dispose of are requested to commual
cate, with me at Wadesboroor by letter wjitb
Mr. Josh T. James, at Wilmington in person.
Full prrtculars as to exact location of lands,
number of acres, probable yield of timber to
the acre and lowest price, must be made
known. JOHN T. PATRICK, .
v 8tate Immigration Agent, f
apl9-tf Wadesboro, N.
The; T following
wholesale priees gene:
uoutloui
smaU orders higher prtcej Weto Wk5
BAGGING
Standard......
3 ft
i rb......... .
BACON North Carolina:
10HO
'oo'o
10 A
llama 1 k
- Shoulders. a lb.
Sides,
WESTERN SMOKED Z
Hams........ ...........I...,1.
Sides, y lb.... i,
Shoulders...'. ......... ...... -
DRY SALTED
Sides. V fi
'Shoulders, V lb.... ..........
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine,
Second Hand, each.......... l
New New York, each.;.. ...
New Clty.eacn.
BEESWAX,
BUTTER, V lb :1 -'r'u 1
North Carolina.............. 28
Northern..;....'. .............. 20
T3G
0 00
11
is
11
14
19
00 0
7S V 4
we? ,v,
Bach ........ ..:...J i eo ,
M ", ISO
Wllnungton.,
Northern........ ..... ......
CANDLES, ft t i
ouerm... ............ .........
is a
1 1'
130
' 10
J3
Bung, v ju -...i : nw
ns, bunclu.....;.....i 85 C$
i, V dozen.. t .'......w' "14, 4
Tallow
Adamantine. ..... .v ; .
CHEESE, V lb .
i Northern Factory..
' Dairy, Cream
State.......;.......
COFFEE, V lb
Java.. .u.
Lasnvra... ....... ............ "1
uk ...... .........;.... . io : &
CORN MEAL, V bus.. In sacks 77H
COTTON TIESV bundle..... 60 O
DOMESTICS . - s. I ? - r
Sheeting, 4-4, V yd. : em
xarns
EGGS
FISH
i i Mackerel. No. 1. V bbl.s. . . .
Mackerel, No. 1, W halt bbl.i.
Mackerel, No. Z, W - bbl. .. .
Mackerel, No. 8, V half bbl..
Mackerel, No. 5, V bbl:
Mullets, Vbbl...... ....
Mullets, Pork bbls.... .......
N. O. Roe Herrlng,.V keg.i..
Dry Cod, V ft
FERTILIZERS, y 2,000 fts I
Peruvian Guano, No. 1. ..W..57 60
,- - i v'f 1 . No. 2...i...SG 00
" : : Loboa... J.00 oO
. Bangh's Phosphate. ..... .. . J .00 00
CarolliuiFerulizer.... ...... .45 00
Ground Bone- ................00 00
Bone Meal.. .....00 00
Bone Flour... .J..,L...i0O 00
Navassa Guano......;. .40 00
Complete Manure.. ..........M oo
Whann's Phosphate......... -w 00 00
1 1 Wando Phosphate. ... . . .00 00
I Berger & Bute's Phosphate.. 00 00
Excellenza Cotton Fertiliier. 55 00
French's Carbonate of Lime... 7 00
French's Agricultural Lime....
FLOUR, V bbl ;
J,Flne
Northern Super. ;
1 Extra......
TTomllir
City Mills Extra
an
641 00 t
12
l7i
-
16 00 4fr2fl fln
lb bo mo oo
60 10tt
6 00
1 75 it kU
4W of
7 oo I a in
5 a
it
0 00
6 50
6 00
..... 7 co
6 60
ee2 so
7 00-
am po i
50 00
ma &
045 00
fiS7 Ort !
CC7 01 I
70 00 1
370 00
(moo
00 00
42 7 ji
8 50 j o 9 j
eoo 1
(1CSQ ,
O 8 75
6S0.
Family.... 5 75 i n m
; . -w . . ,
fjxira xamuy...i e ao oi
GLUE V ft
GRAIN, V bushel i i
Corn, from store, bags.white.
Corn, cargo, in bulk, white. ,
Corn, caigo, In bags, white..
, Corn, cargo, mixed, in bags..
Oats, from store..............
Cow Peaa..l.
HIDES, V lb
Green.. ........
'Dry
HAY, V. 100 fts
Eastern
Western.....
U ft
i
...
65
CO
V
lfljj
20
15
75
10
a
a
i I-
75
i M
00
l i .
25 j
1 fW
Tobacco.
W
E HAVE FULL LINES
OF TOBA
K0
oo a
weswru .......7
North River :...!,......
HOOP ORON, if ft
L.ARD, V ft . , , ,
Northern. .......... . . . . . ..... Ji
. North Carolina............... -
LIME, f barrel............;... 1 40 to
LUMBER, City Saweu,.V M ft. l i
Ship Stuff, rcsawed.......i..,18 00 em 00
Rough Edge Plank I..;15 00 16 00
West India Cargoes.according 1 ,
to quality -v 1U 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned:. 00
Scantling and Board, com'n
trAT a a ova 34V I
New Crop Cuba, in hhda . . t . .
" In bbls......
Porto Rico, in r adff. ........ -
In bbls.,...:.... !
Sugar House, in hhds. . ....
r .,". In bbls.. .......
Svrun. in bbls. f
NAILS, V Keg, Cut.l6d basis.
OILS, .V, gallon " ' i -' i
kerosene. .......
Lard.....
Linseed. .
. -r. - i
JUISUl.....
Tari.
Deck and Spar........
POULTRY I j i'l't I r,1
Chickens, live, grown
spring.. .v...
Turkeys .............1
PEANUTS V bushel. . - J. ; . .1
POTATOES, tf; bnshel ,. ' .
Hweei. .
14 00
IS
22 00.
O15 00
00"
4i
00
00
00
40
a
a
a i
38
48
tt .: 00
S8
a so
0 09' S Mi
........
..4.......
11
10
to 1
1 45
90 to 1 00
1 90t to to
v 00- to I ao
00 a 22
33 :
20!
75'
90
to 85
to so
o 1 v
to l jo
to - 75
8 75
J224 00
17 00
18 00
4fe ; 8
95 to 1 15
ma
m
' 14
00- a
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
... . 60
Irish, V bbl.....'........... J.. S!50
PORK, V barrel-f ; j rh
City Mces.. ..M...23 6C
Prime.. ..................... ..16 00
Rump... ........J. 17J00
RICE Carolina. 4f fh..
Rough, y bushel i...
BAGS. V ft Country..........
City. I
ROPE, ft.;..........
saliT, y sack, Alum
. Liverpoo ..,
Lisbon........ ................
American.....................
SUGAR, V ft-Cuba
Porto Rico....;...
A Coffee, ....... .......
-r .............. .....i.
Crushed........
SOAP, ft Northern.. L
SHINGLES, 7 in. VM. . t ;i ; . . . . 40 60
- Common...................... 3 60
Cypress;Saps. 4 50 0 0 00
Cvpreea Hearts.... ....1...... 0 60 a 7 60
STAVES, V M W. O. Barrel. .12 00 Ol8 W
B. O. Hogshead...... ...,00 00, 010 00
TALLOW, y Cm. 8 O 10
TIMBER, y M f eeWJhlpping.K 00, j14 00
Fine Mill,.. ..11 25. 13 00
"Mill Prlme..-.....v. 7 60 O 8 60
. Mill Fair...;....,,. V. r 6 OOO 6 60
Common MUL.... ........... 6 00 0.0 00
Inferior to Ordinary.... , 0 OO . CP 4 00
WHISKEY, V gal Northern.: 1 00- O A 00
North .CaroUna..i'..;..,vi... l 00 :0 2 60
WOOL, V ft Washed.. ....... 228 B 30
Unwashed..'.'......'............ Vsi 10 1 23
Burrv.. ........ .......i..i.. ,10 Oll6
a
a
a
a
a
nun
001
6 0
01100
0 3 00
76
75
00
75
00
00
9
9
8
-.3
!C4
Farmers, Take 1 Notice.
M
which we are selling EIGHT CENTS under
prices prior to May 1st. "
Also a very large tock of GROCERIES and
PROVISIONS at bottom figures. -
WORTH & WORTHS
The Ball and Theatre Seasdr
TS OVER. EXCURSIONS AND PIC NICS
are all the rage now; and JOHN WERNER
may 16 ? " u
C D. r.lorrill.
TTNDEETAKEB; CABINET MAKER AND
SSSTL. V0 Work Shop on Sctv
0nSEStW'8.staPbhk
w .ana i guarantee!
Simv vexy andsatLfactionS
ORBX5; f Hf CnpL
is jusi tke thing to cure or prevent Hoi Choi
era- and all diseases to which 8 wins are sub
ject;' U- will prevent- that dreadful disease
known as Trichnae, and will, put your hog tin
a thrifty; healthy condition,' clearing the kld
neB i?ver - of worms and parasites I i
Each package contains one and i one-half
S?8 411(1 1 if ft strictly- according to
directions, cure 10 hogs of the Cholera and pnt
20 hogs in a condition to fatten in one half the
usual time, thereby saving one half ofthe feed.
The fanners of Duplin county are giving it
the praise. All farmers should buy a pack
age. . ' - ' - . , -'j
teyWkolesale and retail. by Wi jr.
GREEN, Druggist, Market Street, Wilmington,
FLEMMING HOUSE.
MARION; ; C-
s
W. J. OAIiAIsi Prop'p Ji
1TUATED AT THE VERY FOOT of the
r.p oigiifc ana easy rcacavi
t?,? ,tke i008' tomour peaks. .The Roan
M?2?taindotner Pmt o' Interest are near.
L?htful salubrious climate and excel-
i . I will be pleased to correrpond with parties
proposing rest or recreation In the mountains
"irlDS'the Summer months. Excellent tabW,
""t iwuis buu prompt bci v
feirlo-6ia
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