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MISCELLANEOUS. The most eommon signs of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, are an oppression at tho stomach, - nausea, flatulency, water-brash, heartburn, Tomitine, loss of appetite, and constipation, Dyspeptlo paUents suffer un told miseries, bodily and mental. They should stimulate itUe digestion, and secure regular daily action of the bowels, by the use of moderate doses of Ayer's Pills. After the bowels are regulated, one of these pilla, taken each day after dinner, is usually all that is required to complete the cure. Avra'a Pills are sugar-coated and purely vegetable a pleasant, entirely safe, and re liable medicine for the cure of all disorders of the stomach and bowels. They are the best of all purgatives for family use. PREPARED BY Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co.LoweII,Mas$. Sold by all Druggists, '.an 1 lytc4pdAw A V AYER'S Ague Cure contains an antidote for all malarial dis - orders which, so far as known, is used in no other remedy. j It contains no Quinine, nor any mineral nor deleterious substance, w hat ever, and consequently produces no injurious effect upon the constitution, but leaves the system as healthy as it -was before the attack. WE WARRANT AYER'S AGUE CURE to cure every case of Fever and .Ague, Inter mittent or Chill Fever, Kcmittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, and Liver Com plaint caused by malaria. In case of failure, aftur due trial, dealers are authorized, by our circular dated July 1st, 18S2, to refund the ! money. Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists. nay :23 d Aw nrm NATIONAL MILLS. All Wool Cassimeres, , Direct from the Factory. DESIRABLE GOOD3 FOtt MEN & BOYS. A FULL LINE JUST OPENED. JNO. J. HEDRICK. sept 22 j1 , White Cypress or Yellow Pine. SA.8H, BLINDS AND DOORS GUARAN TEED A GOOD AS THE BKST. Moulding, Brackets, B clusters anl Orna mental WoM Work, sept 23 PARSLEY & WIGGINS. PARSLEY & WIGGINS, MANUFACTURERS OF . SASH, BLINDS, BOORS, U ANB ORNAMENTAL WOOD WORK. sen 2j '.,.' New Buckwheat. New Buckwheat. rriHK SEASON HAS NOW COMS WHEN Buckwheat Cakes are in c rder. I have to day lecelved a supply o" New Buckwheat, the first of the season. Also, Potatoa, Onions, Apples, Cabbages, &c, Ac A lull lino of choice and selected Groceries always on hard. Stock renewed every week. All goods can be relied on as fresh and new at GEO. M. CRAFONVJ. Ast, septi9 21 Sou' h Front Street. School Days. rjlHE CHILDREN MUST GO TO SCHOOL. They must have SnOES to wear. We have the best In the Stateneat to fit, d arable to wear, low In price. Call on us to snpply you- Geo. B. French & Sons, 108 NORTH FRONT STREET sept 29 . : LOT -V .'-: ; . OF EXPECTED BY WEDNESDAY MILAN CHIP and all the Rough Straws J., popular now. Every possible shade of Feath ers and other Trimmings. New lot of Para tola, white tad colors,- all prices. Gloves, Lisle, Kid and Lace. New Stamping Patterns. Respectfully MISS E. KAHREIt. hit 2S Exchange Comer. Bed Room Sets. A LARGE AND WELL 8JELECT ED STOCK. DINNER AND TEASET3 - , CILT3 A rrUTCUiCON'S. . To Dyspeptics. r h e D a i I y Rev i ev ry The uauyKeview has the largest cna fide circulation, ofjmynewsvap uiblished. in the city of Wilmington. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1884. LOCAL NEWS. Personal. Miss Annie Hart has returned to the s;r frnm a VP TV At) iovable Summer vacation. Mr.and Mr.s M. London have, re. turnedSto the city Ironi a visit Vj rela tives in Virginia. Pender Conaty Convention. The Democrats of Pender county met in convention yesterday at the Court House in Bargaw, and were called to order by Mr. Job a R. Paddis son. Chairman of the Democratic Ex ecutive Committee, Mr. Pddison opencu tne proceeding with a few pleasant but energetic remarks, and at his suggestion Mr. James H. Moore was called upon to act as secretary. On motion of Mr. T. J. Armstrong, a committee on Organization was ap pointed, consisting of one delegate from each township, and the following gentle men were announced as this committee, viz. : Messrs. W. H. King. W. C. Keith, Dr. K. J. Powers, S. Robinson. K. F. Powers, S. J. Armstrong, VV. J. Bell, E. A'. Hawes, and Geo. McMilian. Also a committee on Rules, as fol ows: Messrs. W. II. King, F. P. Flynn, J. W, Murray , G. A. Ramsey, W. F. Hodges, Jesse Bowden, A. D Bordeaux, A. C. Moore, and G. A. Herring. The committee on Organization re commended the name of Mr. E. A. Hawes for Chairman, and Mr. H. A. Colvin for Secretary. The report was adopted. The Committee on Rules reported as follows: We, the Committee on Rules, recom mend the adoption of the two-thirds rule by this Convention. The Committee recommend that the delegates, or their alternates, present shall cast the entire vote of the town ships they represent. For the further guidance of this Con vention the Committee recommend the adoption of the ruls as adopted by the late Democratic Slate Convention. Signed Geo. A. Ramsey. Chairman Committee on Rule3. On motion of Mr. T. J. Armstrong the rules were suspended and Capt. A." C. W ard wa3 nomiaated for Sheriff by acclamation. The names of Messrs A. H. Paddi son, S. C. Filyaw and W. C. Keith were placed in nomination for Register ot Deeds. Mr. Paddison was nomina ted on the first ballot. On motion Capt. John Moore was nominated for County Surveyor. On motion Dr. R. T. Saunders was nominated for Coronor by acclamation. On motion Jno. T. Bland, Esq., was nominated for the House of Commons by acclamation. On motion of T. J. Armstrong. Esq., i was resolved that the Convention heartily endorse the name ot T. W- Strange for the State Senate. The Convention then adjourned. Our Semi-Tropical Area. The study of our climate has been seriously entered upon by very few persons able to conduct it. There is now no record which could give a seek er after the fac's an -adequate idea of what the advantages are of this region of which Wilmington is about the cen tre. There are scraps of information here and there, occurring in the daily papers, but these have not been wrought up into a complete shape. It has been left to Maj. . L. Young to give the subject a thorough study. . His method was not to go to Ruffin andEmmons and other books and compile a plausible theory ; but he has been in the field as an engineer and surveyor, and by actual observation prepared himselt to speak with a degree of authority not before attained by any one. His theory of the semi. tropical zone lvinsr about Wilmington he demonstrates clearly in a pamphlet to be issued as soon as arrangements can be made. Ihis subject well treat ed, will bring to the attention of all per sons having an interest in our climate a belter appreciation of our admir able surroundings, and it will also at tract those not now interested. These arc desirable objects, just now, and a large edition of this essay can be dis tributed at the State Exposition with decided advantage. , Further than this, it wbuld result in good if a copy of Maj Young's paper could be sent to the leaders of themedical profession in the North, for as North Carolina is the Newfoundland in the eyes of the North ern people, and , as these Northern peoplo are sending their invalid friends and kinsfolks into our mild and de lightf ul climate, they should have some better guide than the scraps of informa" lion the sleeping-car and other conduce tors can give them on ; their journey. It they were informed actually of what we have hen) they would most assured ly come in Oar midst. We hope to see thiiwork in print at an early day. , " .... ii . . 7- - - We invite the attention of ear citizens to the fad that first quality shirts are bcin: made to order at one dollar at the Wilairrtoa Shirt Factory, . tf. Death of Capt IladcUtrfi We regret very much to Icam. ', death of Capt. Robert S. "KjjHg 7S?S of sickness and fews wa, received here this aftemo; telegrapb, and , ?dVoDlychiiJ, Mr. Thos. Kaoclifle. leaye here this aftcrDOOQ to onn" te reding home fof inter. meD . For some time past Capt K idcliffe has been suffering with ; a severe throat and lung trouble and in hopes of relief from this he went to the mountains last Jane only, alas! to die there. He was a native of this city, and was, w think, about 50 years of age. He entered the Confederate service at the outbreaking of ; the war as Second Lieutenant of Co F.v 3d N. C. Infanbry.and was aittwards Cap tain of that gallant Company. Having been retired in jonseouence of wounds received at Sharpsburg he was afterward lor a time enrolling officer in this tlistrict. J Since the war Capt. Radcliffe has been a builder and contractor and by a steady, perseverance and application tc business amassed a competence!, He was at one time an alderman of the city, in which position he served 1 faith fully and acceptably. His death win be sincerely regretted by all who knew him. For tlie Exposition. Among the articles sent to the State Exposition from this county are some beautiful fire-clays. They can hardly be included in the exhibit of New Hanover county as they are not found withiu its borders. But inasmuch as the parties proposing to put them cn the market are of Wiiraingtqn and the money from Wilmington it does not seem amiss to mention them here. They are of two distinet varieties, a deep cream color, burning to an exquisite flesh tint, and almost pure white, burn ing to a somewhat dark gray. The former has been tried by the Baltimore Fire Brick: & Retort Company who re port it as a first class article" after trying it in their retorts, at a white heat. It has also been tested in,, their muffler furnace'by Lerfoux & Ricketts of New York, and pronounced-an "excellent" article." It is time our people were waking up to the necessity of manufacturing in this section -whatever can be manufactured, and we are glad to see this enterprise started. . Nor. barque Camilla. Svenningsen, cleared tovday for Hamburg With 3,797 barrels rosin, valued at $4,424, shipped by Messrs Paterson, Downing & Co. STATE NEWSt Charlotte Observer: The Charlotte Cornet Concert Band, for the consider ation of $150 and all expenses paid, has concluded to attend the State Exposi tion next Wednesday and Thursday. The band will go with full ranks thir teen men. Our band boys feel compli mented at the repeated - and urgent requests made by the management ot the Exposition for their presence on the opening days, and when such a flatter ing offer was made they could not decline- One of Wads wort h9 hearses and two horses was yesterday sent through the country to Concord , a dis tance of twenty roiies, for a funeral which is to take place in that to n to day. This will be the second inter ment in Concord this week, one of them being.a daughter of Maj.- W. J. Montgomery, wiio-died last Thursday morning. Her name wan Bertie Lily, and she was a bright 7 years old child.' The other is that ot Miss Ophie Schaeffer. a daughter ot Rev, Mr. Schaefler, who is President ottheNorth Carolina College, at Mt. Pleasant. Miss Schaeffer was visiting friends in Samp son county when she took- sick and died. According to the statement of general passenger agent Turk, of the Western North Carolina" railroad, the Asheville & Hendersonville 'rail road is to be finished at once. Tiiere will be a road built to Knoxyille by the Wc3ter North Carolina people to. ena--ble them to compete with the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia road in getting the Jelico coal to North Car olina and the Southeast. At present -it is deemed best to finish the Asheville and Spartanburg road, as the New York and Philadelphia capitalists who are .interested -in, that v road are clamoring for its "completion. - "As soon as it is done probably by New Year's the line to . Knoxyille will be begun. j List of Letters. v j A list of unclaimed letters remaining at the Post Office in this City on Wed nesday, October 1, 1884: " : A A M Albertson. - 4 B Alice Beatty. Henry Barrett, Jerry Branch, Rachel Boddev, William Brantley. - C W RCapp. Cornilius Curtis, Jos A Cheek, Nick Clark, William Crep pitt. D Joseph Dormer, Maggie Daniel, William Door. . , - E C C El well. " " J G Hattie Guinn, Chas Ganse, (col), William Giavin. $1 U Samuel HU1, W H HarrUs, Wm Hahn. LIJla S Lee. B F Lucas. M Andrew Murphy, James Mc-" Daniel. Margaret McNair. (col). Col W L Moore. i N-Mary E Nixon. f V P Adam Phil pot. Atnacda PThk ston, Edward Paten. J II? Parks. a R David Robinson. Ed ward Regber. M H BofseU.cank;jJemt?Prtln- S Betsey Smgletary. Geo N Spar row. QalUey Sloctaab 4 U -. 4 W-Alice Williams. Blackwell Wil liams, Jane; Wiley. uS ,,..f, - Persons calling for letters in the above list will please say advertised if not called for . within ten'days will be sent to the dead letter Gee at TTashinstca, D; C T Tt T T ; W1IAIINGTON,MAIIKET. : ; Saptember 30-4 P. U. SPIRrrS TURPENTINE -Quoted quiet ai27 ceuts'per gallon! No sales reported u'r- - ROSIN-Quoted quiet at 92 cenU for Strained and 974 for Good Strained. TABQnoted firm at $1.25 per bbl of 280 lbs., , . - - CRUDE : TURPENTINE Quoted steady at $1.00 for Virgin and Yellow Dip and Si for Hard. COTTON Quoted firm. Sales of 350 bales on a basis of 9 cents per pound for Middling. The following are the official .quotations : vjrainary...... . 7 centb liod Ordinary.......... 8 Low Middling.......... 94 - . Middling o$ - Good Midd)in.i.... 9 11-16 ft " DAILY RECKIPTS. -: Cotton 1009 bales Spirits Turpentine. 1. . . . . 1 16 casks Rosin. - 749 bbls Tar 10 bbls Crude Turnentine. ........ 139 . bbls MARINE NEWS. ARRIVED. . Steamer Passnort,' Harper, Smith ville. Master Steamer A P- Hurt, Worth, Fayette- wortn cc worth , Schr Alice Hear n, Penniwell. Ba'ti more. Geo Harriss & Co, with coal to Antnony & JBryce Schr H S Lanfair. Woodland, Balti more Geo Harriss & Co CLEARED. Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith ville. Master. . f Steamer A P Hurt, Worth, Fayette ville, Worth & Worth. Schr Cherubim, Shackleford. Phila delphia, Geo Harriss & Co, cargo by J W Taylor Nor barque Camilla, Svenningsen, naniDurg, raterson, Downing ess Co ' Exports. . ; .- COASTWISE. - J Philadelphia schr Cherubim 83.000 it lumber FOREIGN. Hamburg Nor barque Camilla 3,- vs ddis rosin The Gem. JJESTAURANT AND SAMPLE EOOT, MEAU3 AT ALL HOURS. No. 26 North Front at. ' Two'; doors North of V PuTceU Honae. - - : sept 24 K e w Yorfe & Wil mington Steamship Co. FliOM PIBB 84, EA&T RIVBE, NEW TOEK At 3 o'clock. P. M. GULP STREAM .......atir'day, Oct 4 REGULATOR.. .... . : ..... . . .Saturday, O.tH GULF STREAM. f. .SatnrdAy, Oct 18 REGULATOR..."..... .......Saturday. Oct 25 FROM WILMINGTON : REGUf ATOK....... GULF STREAM,... REGULATOR GULF STREAM.... ......Friday, Oct 3 ...Saturday, Oct 11 ...Saturday, Oct IS ...Saturday, Oct 25 Through Bills Lading and Lowest Through Kates guaranteed to and from Points in North SJid South Carolina. For Freight or Passage apply to t H. Q. SMALLBONES, SupertnteBdemt, Wilmington, M. C WM. P. CLTDK A CO nra Asatt 35 Broadway, New Tora. sep 27 w. : Board. A JEW TABLE BOAKDKR3 CAN BE accommodated during the Winter months at reasonable rates. Pleasant location, good attendance and the best the market affords. Transient boarders accommodated by the day or week. MBS. BOB BET LEE, Market Street, sept 15 lydw Wilmington, N. C. Oa Consignment JPPLES. CABBAGES AND IRISH PO TATOES to arrive on Tuesdaj's Steamer; wLl be sold cheap. Country orders tolicited sept 27 j - 4 ; w. E. DA VI 3 St SON. ND ALL THE WEEK YOU WILL find large eonsignments of Apples, Peaches. Pears Chickens, k'ggs and 11 other country produce These goods must-be sold at once. Call On - - A W. iUVENBABE, The Live Grocer and Commission alerchant, . , 1U North Water sr., . . sept 15 , t , Wilmington. N. C Oysters AT NO. 1U SOUTH EEOST STREET. Mr Aptes,Pesn, Peaches, Northern Cab bage. Onions. Sweet and Irish Potatoes, which we will acjs gprica-au O eP 23 PUE0ELL HOUSE. JJNDER NEW MANAUEllKNT. ... .-. .... . ........ . . Late Proprietor Atlantic Hotel. First-Claw M an tts antirrct)U TarrvatXa tofc3.0U - J: I-. TTINHEIl, yTATCinLIJlXIi ft JEWELLE2. , CJ Chr:rorct?rs, nr.9 VTxtchs , ' y tzl Jetrrlry rcr"'-;l r "1 rzmi2lL yJlp n day inSCCLLAlTEOUS. - BINDSKOPF BROS, CO., &1?5T-J tin I. S 11 keek, "Wilinington j N. C. , y . .? . . ,rf .J-j Dear Sir: By the time this reacties you yoa -will, no doubt 1 formed throush the daily papers that our hous3 hs jf-ilrJrth-aiSnl?'! charge, and the goods wilt have to-ba disposed.of .ctonce, as ha ize the cash for them. Therejis a - very; largir stbzk ithahouiT?10 this season, and I would say to you come here at - enca end vntTlrf choice to select the best goodsi and at customers way; below what tho same goods cost i other merchafita -I'k same time make a nice prnfit. Allow me to remark that the ass?tD(lt oil t Ka orfwla frtv crvrt Mth .jt . i f Hoping to seo you here sooty J am On receipt or the above we started for New York city wherfti?1 lense stock which will be Sold 50 per cent les3 thia any oSIXi immense city can. do. The following-from the New York Herald will explain th f:! largest Clothirig House in tha world : . . P fai of u' AN" OliD HOUSE GOES tTKm-p-c The sea of overproduction yesterday Swallowed np the -whnU,u 1 Lse of Bindskopf Brothers & Oi. Alter an honorable existence of o? $H hcuse iivo years, uuuug wuicu it ua?s uuii- up a very large blHineaS ihrnn i. country, the firm went down yesterday, leaving behind debt in 1 z ?lt uuuu w t uj luiuu uuiiaio aiiu iu UUftUUnU UUaULIIV f II 1 qcof a : The firm has lately beeid "looited at huge buildings occupied by tho Bronners, those comets in thecIoThin A S Sever.! floors were occupied for the manufacture, storair .i:"J"f !?Sin About one hundred and fifty cutters, .markers, makers and I offil;-!8?' found work on these various floors.", . -. -. , . a olber emPH. ujs is tuu iirai. Lime saieoi iais Kina nas ever laken place ia Wllmini y never occur again.: J"n border to show what extraordinarV hSS Will be offered A fw oriftftn rri rnnntinnorl ? afrj i o r- o- r J '"a!!:: will be offered a few prices ard mentioned : 8 50 : a nne all wool Ca $18 and $20 we have a full to$iaonasuit. in uoys ana umidren's Cloth n? we can sva If v per cent on imvaoiiar. JJon't (ail to call and examine this great sale orVhn! sale at retail. It costs nothing' to call in and see for yourself. A chanra Tt 5 such bargains will never ocCut? again at ?e THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER, 114 MARKET ST. sept 29 EVERY DAY jWE And our Motto is In a few days we will have Ja COMPLETE STOCK in, every department Don't forget we carry the best tock of CURTAINS and CURTAIN GOODS south of New York. sept4 24 Or7lat-tba Ort Hair Jtestorer and XteBtrer. cSunses gray hair ta KJ ts3 color, grado&Uy and permanently. Hot a dye. A marvellous Invention. Gray-Hatred peracaa, men and old womAn. raado to loo& young' in tbrea ireeka. No more gray hair Also grwil rapidly and luxuriantly. bnd tor dwriptive took, and testlmonlala and optntoftsMemlwntciii lata and do-itorju etc.. who rtomnoena it highly. AddreasL $. , Nicholton. 7 Mrar St NevYar June 30 iy d t th sat wly eow : . Detroit, PUees( Safe. Crating, Wire liruslie. sann - rjTSead t or Catalocue. S'mch 13 dAw It ; Woticeti TTAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINI8TRA- Fl tor of the estate of Ann Gleaaon, i deceas ed, notice Is hereby given to all persons in debted to the said estate to make payment at once, and all persons having claims against said estate will present them for payment to the undersigned, on or before the 27th day of September, A. D. 1885, or this notice will bo pleaded in bar of their recevery. r ' f ' sept 26 6w F. H. DARBY, Adm'r Announcement. J HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF CAN dldata for the 'face of Sheriff of Pender coun ty. If elected I will pledge myself to discharge the duties of the office f althf ully,wlihout re gird to party or party organization, ; sept 19 d&w lm v E. M. JOHNSTON MOUNTAIN BEEF ! . CAR LOAD OF VERY FINE MOUN TAIN CATTLE just received. It is eonced ed to be the finest lot on this market in five yeaiB. Will be found every day during the .-. . : - i - ' ' l ' - next two weeks at my Sta-ls, Front Street Market. Also. FINE WXSTERN MUTTON; AND VEAL. GEO. F. TILLEY: '1 ' sept 28 lw Stall C, New Market. A Bargain 1 QN HAND AND. FOR SALE, FIVEBBLS SCUPPERNONG WINE ' " ' ONIYY $1 FEU GALLON. .: . . ' ". I 'i ...i.' A pure wine, a pleasant wine axd a cheap wine. Must be told at once I. V L.G.CHRHRF. ang 9 tf N. W. cor. Market" and gecond stsl Hew Grocery Store. rjIHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD' RESPECT f ally announce to the citizens of Wilmington and thf adjacent country that lie has opened a ; Grocery Btoro at the corner of Princess and North :1Tater Streets (Mr. H. Losb's ott standj rh5h will be kept eoDStastly soppHsd with the 2.XCl:sT AND rzmuuri z goods.- a the same time I continue to c zr Cioics Family Croeries to rij t .1-313 a-1 tL3 rublic at the old s taad, zl . Ccrtcri-irkcl tad freer If . ' , . ' - X U.C1I1. . C - : zr:..:3 cl c-v.'rj rr j t prices so thit voii ran cQn Ma naTe f witli belief zxfe, sevtr tjTv No. 618 Broxdwav onA .i .i v ses ard mentioned : Men' sui s for $5.50 realJS5 ssi mere suit for $10, worth $ iC.50. In suits at iill assortmentand guarantee a saving of fully frftJ ft4 ARE .GETTING IN the Lowest Prices ! - R. fwl. rJclfJTIRE. NO MORE T. B.MIXCKLES, Ec. 'Aukvtcxvw cat MTlr Ooth. trtra Count oc Bafltaffa. wb Ogtm, C$tm 8c Coal screen. Weather V anec. btabi I lion Fence. Iron Skutterm, Ooanter BupportMtc anee. KtaDie nztorct. m flO-ilentloB this fapac. Buy Cheap Save Money, JjJJ G.' BLAIR, NO.-19 N. SECOND il '. Is offering a beautiful white roller Floor it 5 :"f; A good white Flour t $i23.' Att Flour at ft. Virginia White Water Grtmol Meal always on hand. , i - Wl' HAMS, DRIED BEEF. FINE QUALITY OF DRIED Biff FO CniPriNG JUST RECEIVED. 4 0 . :.j;i;f-:;fr- ' -':vrl :. rJognolia Hamol 8 TILL ATTRACT THE EYE AXD SAT ISFY THE APPETITE. ' ?' Nice New Ilacterel I . . y, ... . ..... j , . , a ' No fish that can equl for a bretfBlt ! We bare them steglr or la kit. ' P. L. "BRIDOEBS & 00. HO North Front St. sept S3 .Conoley'o Drug Store 210 XAIIXCT STBEET-, DCUOS, CIGARS AND CiaAEElTtt Waters sept gl The Excursion andPic Tislr t tt c.zj, t 3 eoands exj tajjf and inrxoAciUhKiliss work wU w tocailoa.,---. f x- 3 iro. Hi) 1 -f-V - :f fl t' al f lie! m ci
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