The Daily Review
THURSDAY. AUGUST 23. 1883.
The Dailv Review ha the largest
brnut fuir. eirctdalum, of any newspaper
published, in tM cay ot umxngwn
" STATE NEWS.
Raleigh TUUorc learn lrom Mr
Nat Js Brown, who haslraveietl ibraufh
Franklin. Granville. Warren and Hali
- fax.that the crops were looking tolera
ble well. The late rains have done much
good in those sections.
Elizabeth City lalcon: Mr. William
S. Whedbee. or Hertford, fell from the
ripper porch Tof the residence ot his
brother, Sir. Monroe Whecdbee, in this
town on Monday even ins, and sustained
severe if not fatal injuries.
Goldsbor Messenger:' Col. I. R. Fai
son, of the Faison section, reports the
condition of the crops rather below the
average Mr. J.C.IIincs, of Sampson,
thinks the damage wrll cut down the
crop inlly one-fourth. Both gentlemen
were in the, city yesterday.
Newbcrn Journal : Mr. Rcnj. Mc
Cotter, of Pamlico, was in to sec ns on
Tuesday and says the diphtheria is rac
ing In the New Ditch section of his
mtmtv. Messrs. Joab Rice. Thos.
Iltnlr ?ind Mr. Ilnbbins have each loalh
a child within the last tiro weeks and
there are several others in the vicinity.
Xetcs ami Observer: Three youns
men ot rittsboro, Messrs Thomas A.
Hanks, Frank C. Poo and William II.
rknn,uAn Plifchnrn vofrfl.t v for
Waco. Texas, and propose to make the
the 'Ixjisc Star State" -their home.
"Smoky" quartz, which is so great
ly admired, and which has hithcrio, it
appears, only been found in the section
of the State near the Blue Rtdjre, has
becnloundin Wake near the Harnett
county line- A monster crystal of it
has been placed in the museum here.
" Journal-Observer: Col. John E.
Brown yesterday had Stonewall Jack
son's historical war horse. "Old Fancy."
in his stables in this city, aud to-day
the horse is on his way to the Virginia
Military Institute, at Lexington. Old
Fancy has been in the keeping of Dr.
Morrison, Gen. Jackson's father in law,
on tho Doctor's farm, in Lincoln coun
ty, ever since the war. Mrs. Gen. Jack
son! having presented the horse to Gen,
Smith, of the Virginia Military Insti
tute, Dr. Morrison sent him to Col.
Brown Last Monday, and I the Colonel
forwarded him to Iexington to-day over
the Richmond fc Danville Railroad. Old
Fancy is now about 30 years old, and
has lost a great deal of his lormcr beau
ty. He is a line sorrel, and though his
eyesight is still good, his joints are bc
roraing stiffened and his gait is broken.
Dr. Morrison has taken remarkably
good care of the famous old animal and
would only drive or ride him enough to
give him the necessary exercise. Up to
a horl time ago. lift Morrison would
ride "Old Fancy" about the country
regularly, but as the Doctor is now in
his 85th year and too old to ride horse
back at all. he retired "Old Fancy" as
well as himself from this exercise. Gen.
Jackson was atone time a professor in
tho Institute and it was on this account
that Mrs. Jackson presented the horse
to Gen. Smith. It i3 tho purpose of
Gen. Smith to care for "Old Fancy" as
long as the animal lives, and when -the
oia war norsc linauy yieius up ms
burden of life, to turn him over to a
taxidermist, who will stuff his skin and
mount it for preservation in the museum
of tho Institute.
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Interesting to Ladles.
Our lady readers can hardly lail to
have their attention called this week to
the latest combination of improvements
in that most usciul of all domestic ini
. plemenU.lho "scwingraacliine."
As we understand it. a machine for
family use should meet first of all these
requirements: Itshauldbe simple in
its mechanism; it should run easily; it
should do a wide range ot work; it
should be as nearly noiseless as possK
ble; it should be light, handsome, dur
ablo and as cheap as is consistent with
excellence throughout.
These conditions the "Light-Running
also several very important and useful
attachments and "notions" of its own,
which go far to make good its claims to
popnlar favor.
The "New Home" specially recom
jacuds itself to purchasers on account
of its superior mechanical construction,
ease of manaecmcnt and reasonable
price. Over half a million have been sold
in the last three years, all of which are
giving universal satisfaction. This un-
1 1 ! ! r . I t . I
riva-ieu uiicniae wmanmaciua-u oy ino
NEW HOME. SEWING MACHINE
CO., 30 Union Square, New York, who
wish us to say that all who will send
for their new illustrated catalogue and
another page), will receive a set of
fancy advertising novelties of value to
those collecting carks, &c. w 1 1.
THE MAILS.
Thcxnall close and arrtre at the City Pos
oQce as follow :
CIjOSH.
Northern through malls, fast.... '....7. IS p. M.
Northern through and wi? mall.... 5. W A. M.
Raleigh 6.15 P. M. and S.40 A. M.
Mali for th N. C Railroad and
routes supplied therefrom Includ
ing A. S. C. Railroad at
S.00 P M. and afW A. M,
Son the n Malls for all points South,
dally...... S.00 P. M.
Western malls (C C Railway) dally,
(except Sunday). 6.15 P. M.
All polnU between Hamlet and Ral-
tut U5 r. ai.
llail for Cheraw and Darlington
road. S.COP.M.
Malls for points between Florence
and Charleston 8.00 P. If.
rarctievllte and offices on Cape Fear
lilrer, Tuesdays and Fridays 1.00 P. M.
Fayetievllle, via Lumbcrton, dally,
- except Sunday. 6.1S P. M.
Onslow C 11. and Intermediate offl.
ces. Tuesdays and Fridays 6.00 A. M.
Smith rllle malLs, by steamboat, dally
(except outlays) .'..8.30 A. M.
Malls for Easy MR, Town Creek,
Shalktte antf Little River, Tues
days and Fridays 6.00 A.M.
WxlxhUTllle, dally 80 A. M.
OPEN IX) It DELIVERY.
Northern through and way malls.... 7.30 A. II
Amthorn f!! liJA. M.
Carolina Central Ballroad 9. 00 A. M.
Malls collected from street boxes business
portion of dry at 5 A. M.,11 J50 A.M. and 5 so
t. M. and from other points of the city at 3
P.M. . "
Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 1 J M., and
from to &.30 P. M. Money order and Register
Iepartznent open same a stamp office,
humps for sals la smaU quan titles at general
dellTery when stamp office Is closed,
lieneral deUvery open from 7A.1L 7.33 P.M.
an 1 on feun'lj- from 1L3Q to 9.30 A- M.
Carriers deUTery opea oa Sunday rroa 8.34
US.SJA.JI. - -.
J COMMERCIAL! jNKWB.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
August 23 4 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted
teady at 39 cents per gallon. Sales of
Go cask 3 at 30 cents.i Iater we hear of
sales of 100 casks at 391 cents.
ROSIN Quoted steady at $1.17 for
Strained and $1,274 for Good Strained.
TAR Quoted steady- at $1.80 per bbl
of 260 lbs. ' !
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted
steady at $2.40 for Virgin and Yellow
Dip and $1.25 per bbl for Hard.
COTTON Quoted quiet at 9j cents
per pound for Middling. :No sales re
ported. The following ire the official
quotations :
Ordinary
16
16
cts
Good Ordinary.
y io
Low Middling.
Middling
Good Middling.,
10
DAILY RECEIPTS.
Cotton
Spirits Turpentine. : .
Rosin
52 bales
367 cask
1114 bbls
189 bbls
1G6 bbls
Tar. .'.
rpcntinej'.
CrudeTurxentine
4-
MAIIINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
L.
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith
Title. Master
Steamer John Dawson, Colvin, Point
Caswell. R P Paddison
Steamer A P Hurt, Worth, Fayette
Worth & Worth
CLEARED. I
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith
villc blaster.
Steamer A P Hurt, Worth, Fayette
ville. Worth & Worth. , ;
Vessels lor tills Port from For
eifirn 1'orjs.
HARKS.
Nor Enilt'a, 379 tons, Slmonscn, sailed from
Antwerp, Aujc 1
Am Glacier, 312 tons, Morse, cleared from
London, July 30
Nor Kcpha, 471 tons", Tcrgessen, sailotl from
I lam burp, Aug ; 1
Nor Iiudola, 3T.1 toos PeterRon, at Ham
bur?, Aujc 6
Nor &ladousa,46-J tons, Pcderscn, at Rotter
dam, July 6.
Ger Theodora Catharlna,313ton,&!aynauer,
sailed from Rotten lam, klay 16
BRIGS.
Ger Diana, 311 tons,
Hamburg, June 2d
Schroder, sailed from
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
STOCKS ON HAND AUGUST 18.' 1883.
Cotton ashore, 1,215; afloat, 29; total,
1,213.
Spirits ashore. 3,583 afloat, 1,801 ; to
tal. 5,387.
Rosin ashore. 72.324; afloat, 0,901;
total, 79,225. j i
Tar ashore, 1,720. i ! !
Crude ashore, 2110. '
RECEIPTS FROM AUG. llTOAUG.18.
Cotton. 8; spiritsf 2,1 18 ;! ! rosin, j 5,143;
tar, 901; crude, 1,571. ;
EXTORTS FROM AUG. 11 TO AUG. 18.
DOMESTIC.
Cotton. 12; spirits, 1.418; rosin, 361;
tar, 908; crude, 1.830.
FOREIGN.
Spirits, 1,713. j
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Millinery & Fancy Goods.
Another Large Invoice
of Millinery !
New Styles, New Colors, &c.
FANCY
GOODS DEPARTMENT
FULL.
KID, SII.K M-d LISLE GLOVES.
PARASOLS. NECKWEAR, FANS.
ZEPUVR and MATERIAL for FANCT
WORK.
MILLINERY Second Floor.
. FA NC V GOODS Fir I Floor. ;
leieclfullT, 1
MISS E. KARRER,
an
EXCHANGE CORNER
Foreclosure Sale.
VIRTUE OF TIIK POWER OF SALE
contained in a rertsla mortnts deed made
uv t . i. (jaiau ani wire to John Lb uoat
wrigbt and re-ordedln the office of the Itegis
trr of Deeds of New Hanover County, In Book
L L L, iwira 42G, the i nnder&Irned will sell at
public auction, at tha Court House door, in tlie
city of Wilmington, on Friday, SeptemberXlst,
ls-vJ. at 12 o'clock, M, to the big heat bidder for
Caah. an undivided one-fourth (14) Interest in
that certain lot of land situated in said
city. Beginning at a point In the Eastern
line of Fourth street, ttf recti 4outh of the South
eastern Intersection of said street with Grange
etrect, run thence East parallel with Orange
street 110 feet, thence South, parallel with
Fouith street Ui feet, thence West parallel
with Orange street 110 feet to Fourth street,
thence along the East lino of Fourtk street
Northwardly 6G feet to the lginnlng.
J. D. UKLaLtAat x. Jr..
au?20-20t
Attorpey for Mortgagee
Kerchner &; Oalder Bros.,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
OFrER THE FAMOUS SELF-FEEDING
HALL COTTON GIN, at Manufacturer's
prices- Parties wanting these Gins will please
leave their orders mt once to avoid delay In
getting them in time for the present crop.
Rice.
50
Eicc.
Rice
Tc and 100 Bbls CAROLINA
RICE, for sale very low.
F. P. JONES,
p LINTON, K. a, ATTORNEY AMD
COtXA
i 1 . -
ellor-at Law. W1Q practice ta aay part
of
be Bute. Special atUBtioa glvcal.to the col.
Uca ct c lxli. "-J.
2nfin Liverpool salt. Meat,
,UUu flour. Molasaos. Sugar, Coffee,
Lard, Soan, Starch. Lye, Corn, Hay, Can and
Case Goods. At Wholesale only.
jnlySS KERCUNER & CALOER BROS.
NEW ' ADVERTISEMENTS.
E. G. Blair,
General commission merchant,
So. 13. North Second Street,
. Wilmington. N. C
Solicits consignments of all kinds of Country
Produce. Top prices and quick: returns guar
anteed. Will reanlp to other markets when
"2J- I E. Q. BLAIR.
Solid Comfort,
fTIHERE 13 SOLID COMFORT IN THE use
of Kerosene Stoves. A customer, who Is
usin one, says : M With thla we are Independ
ent when left without a servant." Ther are
Gems aDd irreat "Kconomlsts." Different
sizes and prices. Try one.
sr pure White Oil. I
-au20 PARKER A TAYLOR.
Fayetteville Observer.
THURSDAT, FEBRUARY 8th. til
the underulgned will revive the publication
the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER.
The Observer will be a large 28 column
weekly newspaper, and will be mailed to sub
sc ribers, postage paid, at $2 per annum, al
ways in advance. It will give the news of the
day In as amplo form as its space will permit,
and both regular and occasional correspon
dents will contribute letters from the Capita
on State politics and affairs. -
Democratic in politics, the Observer wll.
labor, first of all, to assure tho prosperity of
the Town of rayctteville, to develop the vast
agricultural resources of its own and the
ncignboring counties, and to promote all that
concerns the welfare of the people of North
Carolina. t. ' ,
Opposed to such Innovations on the homely
ways of our fathers as. In the guise of pro
gres, barm society, tho Observer will be
round In full sympathy with the new things
born of the changed condition ol the South
which sound judgment or enlightened experi
ence find to be also good.
As to the rest: it will strive to deserve the
reputation of the name It Inherits,
feb 10 K. J. HALE. JR.
Hulbert Bros. Wholesale
Price i List.
o. Price
i Piano, 7 oct., square, rosewood,-
carveil, agraffe...
7 Plano,upright,7ocL,cabinetgtana 1A OC
I? Organ, 4 seu reeds.9 stops and grand
organ 69 00
Organ, 6 nets reeds, 13 stops, coup- '
ler, sub-bass 73 00
Our Pianos and Organs are war
ranted first-class.
i Violin outfl t, box, bow, Btrlngs.com-;
plete
S 00
d 00
I
1 00
t 01
3
4
Violin crcmona model, extra line. .
Accordeon, 10 keys, bass box, nne
tone...,
Accordeon, 6 keys, 1 stop, 2 sets
rceds.perf ect.
Mouth Organs, Vienna concert, 24
boles
Mouth Organs, Genuine Bichter 10
S
boies, u o
11 Mouth Orjrans. Genuine Concert
24
double 24 holes, GS 1 00
14 Clarionet, genuine Martin, keys,
boxwood 5 00
17 Fife, in ebony, German silve fern lea 50
16 Music Box, 1 tune, crank, line 1 10
19 8 tunes, wind with lever
large i... 25 00
20 Violoncello, patent, machine head
Sod - ' 10 00
le Bass, patent head, 3 or 4
strings 23 00
24 Guitar, maple, raichine head, line
llnlsh 4 00
27 Banjo, 10 inch, 4 bra brackets 2 00
28 Cornet, brass cornopcon style, case
and crooks ! 9 00
30 Drum, brass, Prussian, ornamented 9 00
Gold Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings,
H Bros 16
Silver Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strintrs,
II Bros 10
Steel Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings,
II Bros.. S
Gut, Russian, German or Italian, best
auality. ;i5
on Books, Howe's or Winner's,
any instrument. 30
Having just made a good trade for 100 Sing
er Sewing Machines, will sell them for $25 each
while they last.
Money Is qu.te safe In common letter 11
plainly addressed.
Terms strictly cash with order, j Will take
stamps. I
Agents and dealers send for our 40 page Cat
alogue. On above net wholesale prices agents can
make 100 per cent, profit.
Call on us when you come to St. Louis.
References : Any bank or wholesale house
In the city.
Hulbert Bros., Is the only General Whole
sale house In St. Louis.
HULBERT BROS.,
923 Olive Street, Saint Louis. Mo.
Ian 13-1 f
not, life Is sweeping
by, go and dare be
fore you die, some
thing mighty, and
sublime leave behind to conquer time." $66 a
week In your own town. $5 outfit free, i No
risk. Everything new. Capital not required
We will furnish you everything. Many are
making fortunes . Ladies make as much as
men. and boys and girls make great pay.
Reader, If you want business at which you can
make great pay all the time, write for particu
ars to II. Hallktt A Co.. Portland. Maine,
nov 16-dAw tf. I
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LYOrj&HEALY
I Statt a Monroe Sis., Chicago.
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MISCELLANEOUS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
AT
116 Market Street.
A3 WE ARE EXTENDING OCR STORE,
and the workmen need the room, we are now
offering
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
Dress Goods,
f ! :
1 - '
; i .
Embroideries,
j White Goods,
- I LADIES AND GENTS'
GAUSE UNDERWEAR,
4 1
STAPLE AND FANCY
Dry Goods. &c,&c
VTcare determined TO CLOSE OUT OUR
STOCK, and commence with our improve
ments; also, AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK FOR
'! !".-'
FALL AND WINTER.
Call and secure BARGAINS at . '
IU3.rJJ.KAfZ',
116 Market St.
aug G
Millinery & Fancy Goods.
JADIES AND CHILDREN'S HATS,
! BONNETS, LACE TIES and
BOWS AND RIBBONS,
in all the latest styles. , i
1 I
Orders from the country promptlf filled and
satisfaction guaranteed.
My patrons will And It to their interest to
call and examine.
MRS. S. J. BAKER,
122 MARKET STREET.
aug 20
: Still they Gome.
T AM RECEIVING DAILY. A LARGE
assortment of
DRY GOODS, CtOTHING, tfnOES, HATS,
FANCY GOODS, Ac,
for the Fall ti ade 1
My CA RPETS AND MATIIKG cannot be
beat either In quality or price. !
A trial is all that is necessary.
Respectfully,
SOL. BEAR,
20 Market Street
ang IS
PlJfiGELL , HOUSE.
IJNDER NEW MANAGEMENT,
W ILMINGTON, NrC.
B. L. PERRY, Proprietor.
Late Proprietor Atlantic Hotel. Klrst-Class
In all Its appointments. Terms $2.50 to $3.00 a
feb&t
1883.
Harper's Magazine.
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"Anne," was begun in the November Number.
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eine improves with each successive number.
Special efforts have been made for the lighter
entertainment of Its readers through humor
ous stories, sketches, Ac ;
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. Ld5 Harf H"?' Alphabetical.
Analytical, and Classiffed. for VoIuidmI ta at
tnclusive, from June, 1S50, to Jane. 1SS0. one
Remittances should be majfo hv tnetriffia
Money Order or Draft, to avo.d chance of loss.
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VftthotU the express order of nx-cf 4 Bros'
. Auuress - .- ,
, HARPER & ESOTHirRS, - - -
clwlj--.-- : New York,
MISCELLANEOUS.
mow d mr &AU oy st?i sth.
ON MONDAY NEX'
WE WILL OFFEE
TO BUYERS-OF
CARPETS AWD WATTIWC
You may find just what you want, and
day morning the floors of my Carpet Booms will be torn up, and these
goods cannot be shown for, somei days;;);-. " 'Tt,'1' ; i"-
Crumb Cloths--Linen Cloths
r
Just Received Jerseys IN
Corsets Nursing Corsets j
.
aug
llf 1883
Dr. GLAUK
A
CURES ALL DISEASES OF THE STOMACn, LIVER, BOWELS, KID
- i I . - 1 . ' - - ' 1 1.
eys. Skin and Blood, MILLIONS testify to Its efficacy In healing the Above
r
- - : I - ' I . I !
named diseases, and.pronoune It to be the - -j-'-"--j, "
! Labo.ratorv 77 west
Dr Clakk Jonxsox : This certifies that your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP has grtven memtici
relief for Heart Disease and Liver Complaint. I would not be without It for C vo times the cost'
july 27-iawdfiri&wlv
I
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE Agent
for
the TANNER & DELANBi, JKNGINK
CO'S ENGINES AND BOILERS from 4 to 150
hor.e power; also Tramway or Narrow Gauge
Locomotives. ' ' -'-.
Engines adaptel jlo Farm use a specialty.
On hand and - jor sale very low, FIVE
SECOND HAND PORTABLE ENGINES,
from 5 to 15 horse power.
i -aug
15-Gm . S. W. SKINNER.
FRESH GOODS.
JJECEIVED TUI3 WEEK NEW SUPPLIES
OF FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
Seal of North Carolina Smoking Toba
the best now niade.
: i ' 1
Sardines, Crackers of all kinds, among them
the Jersey Lily, newest
, la eat ami best.
i I ...
Mackerel, Preserves, .lei lies
and a
large
variety, of Staple and i'ancy Groceries.
GEO. M. CRAPON, Agent,
aug 16 . I I r South Front St
d
r NEVER
nirrnr nonro
11 ".vnwui,.
CA1 NO EQU
f -30xUNfON SQUARE NEYYDRK.
J. L. STONE, Stats Agent, Raleigh, N. C.'
Also State Agent for New England Piano, New
England Organ and Mechanical OrgulneltesJ
, Address. -. ' J. I STONE,
ang21-(5m-y , Raleisli, N. C. ,
JUST THE PAPER THE PEOPLE WART.
ED. OLDHAM'S ' . ?
WESTERN SENTINEL. '
s- (1S8tatll8bed 185) -J -
Should be Read at Every Fireside In Eaestem
: . North: Carolina,'
Full of News. TxuL General Information and
. Something to Interest Everybody. -
8ESD 50 CEXTS AKT TRT IT TItEEB MOXTTTg.
, WINSTON, N. C. - .
TT T7 : T" V i
oTICUUR
MISCELLANEOUS.
'1
if so, you will 'get a bargaio. on jv.LJ
Of Jarionsizes, very jcheapi1
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