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crRlPTlOSS rOSTAGB PAID:
SJ80 Six months, $2.09. Tfa
jsi r1 oo-i one month, 35 cents.
I oBtW' liubcdeUveredby carrieri frca
J IS P1 m par t ol the city, at the above
'cenu per week.
LratealowandllberaL
fbe-s Will report any and all fait
"fa Dnfy Review has the largest
& .....;,7lLtion.of any newspaper
n ana
11 . i:..;i.iv understood that ho is
f.t Greeb's book about the vojage
bliabed in London and in
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- rrrett estate is estimated in the
. iinore to be worth between
OOOW'OaySSO.OOO.OOO.
y-. Mootly, known as "the Evan
i... ;a v.racbins to the students of
I .'f yririous cuui-j,- ... f .
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Ma Quiricy Adams is a candidate
jrtthe Democratic nomination for Con
0i ja the Second Massachusetts dis
trict. !
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Tsnnvson'i new alleged dramatic
.n js in the hands ot his publishers.
scd will sooii be in the hands of hi9
. j
la ihe 53 Provinces of European Rus-
u there are 19,f74 73 horses, of which
jonber nearly 6,000,000 are in the
military circle of Kazan.
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It novr cobes out that the late A. T.
Stewart once offered $2,000,000 ior tbe
Broadway street-car franchise that the
&w York Alderman recently voted to
' give to acoifipany for nothing.
S. S. (jorcoran, of Washington,
lag given for pnblic purposes not less
than $3 000,feoo, besides $1,000,000 de"
voted to charities, and he is the largest
real estate orwner in Washington.
i :
The fear of the spread of cholera to
Paris is fasti disappearing, and Ameri.
can and EugUsh tourists ' are declared
to be flocking: into the city of pleasure
once more. The scare has greatly
iorrie the Parisiaus .'.
Dublin proposes to tight England in a
truly Parisian fashion. Not being able
to 'drive tbe hated Anglo-Saxon from its
borders, it proposes to put itself to a
deal of trouble by substituting Irish for
Represent English names, the streets
bear.
Mr. Gladstone's attention beicg
called to tbe 'statements published ; in
uanojmous pamphlet, which accuse
t;m of supporting the Roman Catholic
Church, he (pronounces them to be
grossly untrue and demands the name
of the author.
The crematory planned lor Chicago
ii to cost about 25.000, and is to have
itiree retorts,' one for men, one for
.women and one for children. The pro
Sectors sav that thev will not allow the
emains of any malefactor of pauper or
Disreputable person to be incinerated in
acta.
Three hundred camels have recently
pea imported into Australia, and
pore are to follow soon. Should they
anre, multirilv and Drove useful, it is
Predicted by enthusiasts that the time
asycorae when they will be iutroduc-
H into Southern Europe and even into
Nland. -
Andrew Carneeie has much amused
wi British journals by the certificate of
fwacter he gives the Queen in his
f Roun(J the World" : "Victoria, prob
b!y the molt; respectable woman who
occupied a throne, such a charac-
one wnnM nnt lipsitat.n to intrn-
Jceto'.one's family." . 4
i BirminrfKom Ala 5 rftn-wnrlror
JJJbeen awarded the contract for 140,
f0 iron chains to be used in tha im
veoientof the Mississippi River be
Memphis and Vicksburff. There
jl Tidders from the principal West-
cities, but the Birmingham con
'fetor secured the contract, his bid
T the lowest. . .
I M. Kummer, the chief of the Swiss
reau ot Statistics, has calculated
M tbe population ot certain European
atries would be in the year 2,000, if
je Present rate of increase continued.
?e. Produces! the following figures:
&8,142t968; France, 64,189,400;
gjland, 129;176.U5; Scotland, 13,59.
Ge"nahy, 164,678,076; Austria,
96.16S; Hungary, 15.694.340,
il1 baby is sleep" log" at last, yes!
fii !r2 wou1(1 not have slept, nor
d her mother, had not that fond
Coq?h ea inducedto try Dr. Bull's
- coaik k yrup Ifc caress the croupy
dri?i - &t 80ands so like nails being
' PYea mto the child's coffin.
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CTery Housekeeper a good,
?Ual C00 stove is an important
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VIII;
LOCAL NEWS.
1MDEX TO HEW ADVERTISE MERTS.
, .
The Science of Life
D A Smith Furniture
tW A Month and Board
Capcine Poms Plas'er
Ehkier To Our PAlrona
M M Katz Just Opened
Mason tnd Hamlin Organs
'C W TATES-chool BroiB
Tailoh'S Dazaab A Card
Wm T Comstock Cottagss -
liKTKSBKROEB SchOOt Books Sfca
Geo R FRtscu & Soxs Bottom
Pabkeb & Tatlor Hot, You Say
Giles & Murciiisox Bed Room Set
WE SPfirsroEB & Co Cotton Presses
P L Bkidgers Stnsrt's Rye Whiskey
Burham's Standard improved Turbine
Kxigiits of Honor Regular Meeting
KERcnxER & Calder Bros Groceries
University Publishing Company Booki
Monds Bros. A DeRosset By Steamer
FC Miller Friends snd Fellow Citizens
For other locals see fourth page.
The receipts ot cotton at this port to
day foot up 1,174 bales.
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It looks now as though the Fourth of
July will be with us again before
Thanksgiving rr Christinas.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the ther
mometer in this office registered 90 de
gress, what makes it the hottest day of
the new season, thus far.
' We invite the attention of ur citizens
to the fact that first quality shirts are
being made to order at one dollar at the
Wilmington Shirt Factory, tt.
Notwithstanding the intense heat
good congregations were in attendance
at.the different houses of worship in the
city yesterday, and especially at the
services last night.
Hon. A. M. Scales, Democratic Can
didate for Governor of North Carolina,
was to have spoken at Goldsboro to
day, but owing to his recent accident,
from which he has not fully recovered,
wos unable to fill his engagement.
We regret learn that Mr. Josiah
Evans, publisher of the Fatteville Sun
died at his residence in that city, on
Friday, the 3rd inst. His disease was
typhoid fever, but at thi3 writing no
further particulars have come to hand.
We hear of quite a number of white
men in this city who have heretofore
voted the Republican ticket, who have
renounced their allegiance to that party
and will in the future cast iheir votes
for the Democracy.
Mr. John Taylor, at the Bazaar, witf
have a grand opening ot new styles of
millinery and fancy goods to-morrow,
Wednesday and Thursday. He has
lots ot new and pretty things, tbe re
sult of weeks spent in selections by
himself and Mrs. Taylor in person.
Mri M. M. Katz resumes his adver
tising space in the Review tc-day and
the ladies will find in his handsome
and attractive double-column advertise
ment something pleasant and profitable
to read. Those who do read it will be
sure to call and inspect the goods at tbe
first opportunity.
Personal.
Mr. Geo. N. Harriss, of the Wadesboro
Times, was in the city to-day.
Hon. R. R. Bridgers' family have re,
turned to the city from Daggers' Springs
West Va., where they have passed the
Summer.
City Court.
Charles Gregory, colored, was
brought before the Mayor this morning
charged jsrith disorderly conduct and
was required to pay a fine of $10, or go
below for SO days. He went below.
David Martin, also colored, for the
same ofiense, although in a less aggra"
vated form, was required to pay a
fine of $5 or go below for 20 days. He
also languishes in a dungeon cell.
Tlie Weatber.
It is a hot, dry and dusty subject to
talk about, but we would perspiringly
say that yesterday, last night and this
morning wero as uncomfortably hot as
any weather we have bad this season.
Nearly every one we have met to-day
has pronounced upon the heat with em
phatic and varied adjectives, while the
weatherwise and otherwise (which is
about the same thing) have made wide
ly diversified predictions regarding
what sort of an atmosphere we shall
havowithin the next few days. We
notice that the weatber prophet, De
Voe, who lives away up in Jersey, pre
dicts cloudy and cooler weather lor to
day, frost to-morrow and frost also on
Wednesday.' Tcey may have such
weather in that section, as be predicts,
tit it looks tut lilt! 5 11-3 itirrr, nrd if
WILMINGTON. N. C, MONDAY OCTOBER
KulShts of Honor.
Carolina Lodge No. 434. Regular
meeting this evening at 8 o'clock. Full
attendance desired. u
He died of rheumatism and she raised
a monument for his sake. St. Jacobs
Oil would have cured his ache.
Ke covered.
Geo. L. Mabson, of this city, who
recently made an atlempt on his life,
whi'e delirious, is out sgain. He says
that his-nrsfr-attempt was caused by
delirium resulting from a severe attack
of bilious fever, with which he had
been afflicted on tbe previous Sunday.
He has been sick ever since and has
just recovered, yesterday having been
his first appearnce on the street
Iteligious News. -Rev.
A. M. Conway, pastor of the
colored First Baptist Church in this
city, returned last night from Warsaw
where he has been in attendance upon
the Wilmington Missionary Baptist
Association, which convened in that
town on Friday last. He reports that
the meeting was harmonious through
out and that a large amount of work
was done to advance the interests of
the church and Christ's Kingdom upon
earth. There were large gatherings on
each day and the session were marked
by a deep and prevailing interest.
Criminal Court.
The Crimnal Court of New Hanover
county convened at the Court House
in this city this morning. Judge O. P
Meares presiding and Solicitor B. R.
Mocre appearing to look alter the in
terests of the State. The following
were drawn as general jurors for the
term:
Coleman Twining, foreman; ,T. J.
Edens, Jr., J. B. F. Fails, W. C. Far
row, C. L. Burruss. Elvin Artis, S. A.
Swain. J. II. Whiteman, W. 11. Dar
den. Samuel Northrop, J. W. Terdew,
W. H. Hanby, J. McLaurin, E. Van
Laer, S. H. Terry, J.' G. White, A
Wilson, J. A. Willson.
During the morning hour, alter the
empanneling of the jury and delivering
of tho charge to the same, there were
five "sci fas" called and dismissed.
State vs. Emma Haslen, neusance.
Defendant waived the reading of the
bill of indictment and submitted.
Judgment suspended upen the payment
tif the costs. ,
The court then took a recess for one
hour and had not reassembled when our
report closed .
Vice powerless means happy hours,
cheerful hearts, and the Monarch shirt,
bought from Dyer & Son, means peace
of mind and solid comfort. t
Now is the time to give Smith's Worm
OU; lvdw
NEW ADVRISMENT8
Hot, You Say !
WELL, IT 13. BUT THE COOL DAY IS
coming, and you had best prepare for it.
Wc hare all kinds of HEATERS, and prices
to these can't fall to suit. That cook of yours
Is cross: cause the old Cook Stove. Come
and buy a new one, and then all will be well
cheerlul cook, god biscuits, nice cake and
little wood consumed.
PARKER & TAYLOR.
PURE WHITE OIL. oct 6
Bagging, Ties, Gins,
1 000 EOLLS bagging
qqq Bundles ARROW TIES,
' Bales Baling Twine, I
Hall's Cotton Gins, Wilson, Child's A Co.'s
Wagons. .
SUNDRIES Fresh Candy, Fresh Crackers,
Fresh Cakes, fresh Cheese. Coffee, Sugar,
Flour, Molasses. Meat. Lard, Soap, Soda, lye.
Powder, Shot, Caps, Case and Canned Gooda.
For sale by j
oct 6 KERCHNER A CALDER BROS
Bottom.
"yyE GIVE GOOD BOTTOMS ON ALL
our Boots and Shoe, and put them to our cus
tomers at BOTTOM prices You will serve
your Interest by examining our gooda and
prices before paying out your money.
Geo. R. French & Sons,
108 SORTH FRONT STREET
oct 6
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
O
F EVERT KIND AND DESCRIPTION,
can be found very cheap at
HEISSBESGER'3.
Pianos and Organs,
'1 '
S
OLD TOR CASH OR ON THE EASY IN-
talmert plan, at ,
NETT AVE1TISE1LENT8.
4 I !
NOWfIS THE TIME TO BUY CLOTHING FOR ivoUUSliLF j BOYS
and Cbiidren at remarkably low piices. You can save at least; froir
30 to 50 per cent ott1 every dollar you buy from us.
The late bankrupt purchases lrom Rindskopf Bros 4 Go's million fiMhis
failure gives us the advantage that our patrons will appreciate. We candidly
admit that the bargains we are now giviox-our patrons could not be tfad ur4-
der ordinary circumstances, lor we cannot begin. to replace them at anything
near the prices we are selling them for. Just think of Children's ifrinjts at i5
cpnts worth $1.25 ; some 75 cents worth $1.50; Children's Suits at 8t.7 worth
$2 50; a very nice School Suit at $2 worth $3 50; Men's Suits for $5,5 worth
$8.50. In suits at 815, $18, $20 and 22 we have the finest assortment ever
brought to this city, and guarantee a saving ot fully from! j
$8 070 $10 OUST -A. SXJIT 1
It will cost jou nothing to call and convince yourself of tho fact thaUwe can
save you money on each and every article
ML7Q
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER:
114 MARKET ST., '
oct 6
ABEATirUL SET OF FANCY CARDS
sent free to persons who have taken
Brown's Iron Bitters. Address Brown Cheml
cal Co., Baltimore, Md. m f 6t
AT OUR
Grand Opening !
TUESDAY, Oct. 7 tli,
' ;
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 8th.
THURSDAY, Oct. ftb,
we wlU be pleased to have one and all call and
Inspect our elegant
Well Selected Stock !
Just received, of
Millinery & Fancy Goods,
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR,
118 Market St
oct 6
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Stuart's Rye Whiskey.
jlHE REPUTATION OF TUIS WU1SKEY
ft
has steadily increased since we Introduced It
into this market, and we know it is the most
popular Whiskey
Ever Sold in Wilmington.
This has led a . few unscrupulous dealers to
sell an Inferior Whiskey under tbe brand of
'Stuart's", theieby practicing a fraud on their
patr jus and creating dlssatlsfacUon with all
who use it. If this misrepresentation of our
STUART'S RYE Is not stopped we propose to
publish the names of the parties to horn we
now refer, and see what effect that course will
have. We do not Intend to allow the reputa
Uon of the Stuart s to be Impaired, nor wll
i
we allow reflections t be cast on ns. for xe
duclng the standard of the goods.
P. BRIDGEBS & GO.
HO North Front 8t.
OCt 6
Furniture.
EW STOCK FOB FALL TRAD 21.
ARRIVING SFIBTDAT
Manufactured expressly for this market.
New Styles and Low Trices, CaU ad exam
ine our extensive variety of Kew and Faslt.
loratlo Gooda, all made this season. , " 'J
-k. Kl , - p. a. s: inn: ;
. 5".
6, 1884
NO. 1 238
NEW AOVEUTISEMliNTS.
you buy of us.
3
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I w W I Vr ClUCilJ I
AT
I. I
116 nlarket St.,
An Entire New Stock
-OF-
FALL AND H 1
WINTER GOODS.
BLA.CK AND COLORED SILBS, .
RIIADAMES. ARMOURS, BROpADES,
SATINS AND SILK VELVETS.
V
i
FRENCH DRESS GOODS
OTTOMANS, TRICOTS, i
1
SIIUDDAS, CASHMERES, I
FANCY PLAIDS & COMBINATIONS,
In all Qualities and Shades. . '
Ladies' Cloth and Flannel
Suitings, i f
A SUPERB SIOCK OF &4 INCH tiOODS,
. comprising ever Grade and Shade.
LADIES' DOLMANS,
NEW MARKET, f
!
CLOTH AND JERSEY j
WALKING JACKET8.
Shawls, Skirts, Corsets.
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS UNDERWEAR
-O-
MEN'S AND BOYS'; WEAR AND FURNISHING
600 DS. .. 1
Table and Piano Cover, I
Smyrna. Bugs, Cretonnes, I
Linen Damasks, Towels, Napkins
White Goods, every variety,
i
Embroideries, Ribbons. Lacee
Hosiery, Gloves, !
Staple and Domestic1 Goo4
Notions, Ac , Ac.
All of the above have been bought during
tbe present panic In prices, cheaper than evrr
before known in the history of Dry Goods
and If my kind patrons will cal, GOOD MA
TERIALS and LOW PRICES will do the
selling.
M. IUI. KATZ,
116 Market St.
OCt i - ' i -..
By Steamer, !
lEatrons
KATZS.
SPLEND ID LOT OFTOJLET; SOAP
12 C AKES FOB 25 CTS.
QOODWTVS COUP. STBtTP,:. I
Hjpopbosphliea, with Lactates and Pepsin,
which la already belflg prescribe by our
Phytldana, and for which we are agents.
Llunds Bros. & DeRo::ot,
: . C , -.- t '
TLSASX JOHCI.
Wa rtm la to rocem eonrrnmiwicofc
trota tar Mead on any $xs -ail-jrafciast; -
general interest but
The case of the writer atat always ba
ebfced to the Editor. -
Communication mail t wrtttaa ost ea - " ,
oca aided the paper. . . v
Pcrsoaaliaca ranat be aToideC -
And It la especially and partlenlarry txtf
ood that the Editor doca net alwaya cadcia .
tio views of correspondents faWc state
la the editorial coraiana. - ! i M -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.'
S. H. Trimble, v
CTOCK ASU HEAL ESTATE EBOKEIl
LJ and Accilcnorr nf (.Vrrni A
every tlcscri ptlon. Oflicn corccr Princess and
. ewv-wi. vromy js aiottJHS' ohl stand.
1 crsonal attention slrrn ia u-)a f k-.
. , - CI- m w . .wC V .Mil
ehl-Jes at private sa'cor at anctlon. Con
stgtinjcnU sollcllcd. S12TU W. DAVrs,
b?pt2 Auctioneer.., ,
OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Wednesday, Oct. 8, 1SS4.
Mr. Frank Mayo,
And fl rat Production here of a romattla play
by Mcsrs. Frank Mavo and John G. Wilson. .
r ounded on Werner Novel of Vlneta". en
titled .
JSrORDECKIl
Special enarajrexent of Mrs Rachel UcAuloy.
lieservei scats as usnaU Ikx sheet will
open at Ilciiubcrgex's on Monday raorning
oct 4 4t
Bed Room Sets. -
LARGE AND WELLSELECTED STOCK.
DINNER AND TEA SET3
VERY LOW.
UII.ES , MURCHISON'8.
oct C- lis and 10 Murchlf cn Block.
Cotton Presses,
BROWN'S COTTON (JIN, RUBBER BELT-'
1NO, HIS BBIATLISS. Send In your or
oers at once for INS and VKKSSES. Don't
delay. You will be disappointed in gcttinK
them In time. ..
W. K. S1'RIN(JER A CO.,
It). 21 & trJ Market Street,
Wilmington, N. O.
oct
To Make Life I5rfs:htcr.
The dyspeptics lot Is not a happy One. Bun
ion's Capcine Piasters aro the retnotly. Price
2f cents. - oct 0
, mii
SEZ A MONTH AND . BOARD FOR
JO three Yonnsr Men or Ladles lii each
coun'y. Address 1. W.VZlEGLKii .& CO .
lMii'adelphia . crti
Hints on Economical
f 'Attn 00 G! ur on r-coaonuc;i"
ViltilwCoei llmicn UnllrHrty f'nnt,,.
Ins: 24 plates of Oottajres costing lrom t50J to
$3,000, with descriptive letterpress. 1 8 to.
vol., hantlaomeiy bouna In cloth, mailed on
of fl. WM. T. COMSTOUIi, Pub , 0
Astor rlacc, . .Y.
oct 6
Buruliam ' s
IMPROVED
Standard Turbine!
Is the bejt constructed nnd
finished gives better 'percent-'
age, more power, and 1$ told .
for less money, per horse pow.
er, than any other Turbine In
the world. W New pamphlet
BURN HAM BROS, York, Pa
sent free by
OCt 6 4W
If there is no local dealer
supply you with Maury's Geographies (new
Two-Book Series). Holmes' Readers, Holmes'
History. Gliders lee ve's Latin and other school
books of tbe University Feries, we will mall
them to you. Send cs the regular price and
too uook wm como to you uy return mall.
Price lists, circulars acd the Maury Pamphlet
sent to all who ask for them. UNIVERSITY
PUBLISHING CO.. 10 Murray itreet. New
York. oct C
ftJason & Hamlin.
103
Organs
tZ2 TO
$010.
STYLES
Highest honors at all great World's Exhibi
tions for seventeen years..-Only Americin
Orxans awarded such at any. :Kor cash, easy
payments or rcn tea.
UPRIGHT PIANOS
presenting very highest kxceli.enxb yet
AiTAi.NLi in such lestruments; adding to ail
previous improvement one of greater value
than any; securing most piire. refined, mu&i
cal tones and lncrcibed durability; especially
avoiding liability to get out ol tune. lUustra
tea catalogue free.
Mason k Hamlia Organ a2l Piano Co.,
Boston, m TremontSt ; N. York, 4;E. It'll
St; Chicago, liy Wabash Ave.
oct C
The Science of Life. Only $1
BY MAIL POST-PAID.
KNOW THYSELF
A 6 BEAT MEDICAL WORK OR MARKCOD.
Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Icciino in Man, Errors
of Youth, and the untold miseries resulting
from Indiscretion or excesses. A book for
every man, young, middle aged and old. Jt
contains 125 prescriptions for all acute and
.chronic diseases, each one of which Is Invaiu
able. So foan 1 by the Author, whose experi
ence for 23 years is such as probably iever
before fell to the lot of any physician. 500
pages, bound In beautiful French mualixi, era ,
bossed covers, full gilt, guaranteed to be a
finer work In every sense mec hats lcah literary
and professlonaltban any other work soW la
this country for 2.20, or the money will be
refunded in every instance. , Price' only $1.09
by mail, post-paid. Illustrative sample 6 els.
Send now. Goldcoedai awarded the author,
by the National Medical Association, to the
oncers of which he refers. -
Tbe Science ot Life should be read by the
young for Instruction, and by tbe afflicted for
relief. It will benefit all. London Lancet,
There is no member cf society to whom this
book will not be ueful,wbetiier youth. parent,
guardian. Instructor or c Le nrrm-m rgona ul.
Address the Pea body Medical institute, r
Dr. W. IL Parker, No. 4 Bullinch Street.
Boston. Mass., who may be consulted on all
liseases requiring skill aiwi experience.
Chronic and i rutin to .dleea that have
bamed the skill of aL'fMf V I othf r
physicians c specKUy. Ira Lm -4 bucn
tspaied success! ol- fjl f g r?
Ifwlthout an In- I Bri ' Y O ISL La IF
stance of failure. Mention thU paper.
oct dJfcw 1W; .. ,
The Old North State Saloon
H
AS tUlS DAY RECEIVED
a lot ot tliose celebrated nORNITS
GARDEN OTSTFR. Ti ey ar 'kept on Ua
a 1 fr? vr?rrzr'.- I tM r-": t cj'er 1 rr''it
t t . ; : : t. f .'. : i lr- ' . (. A