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VOL. VIII. W LMINGTOK N. C TUESDAY NOYEMBEIl 11, 1884.
NO 269
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EW.
1lc is''1! " , a-m
fide circulation, of any newspaper
fisted- in the city of Wilmington. JEL
The Democratic Column !
TEXAS!
INDIANA !
FLORIDA!
GEORGIA !
MISSOURI !.
VIRGINIA !
ALABAMA !
ARKANSAS !
KEN rUCKY !
LOUISIANA !
DELAWARE !
MARYLAND!
NEW YORK !
TENNESSEE !
MISSISSIPPI !
NEW JERSEY !
CONNECTICUT ! .
WEST VIRGINIA ! '
SOUTH CAROLINA!
,
'wuul
Twenty States, with 219 votes in the j
Electoral College; 18 more than neces
sary sud a majority of 37.
-
Michela. the Italian inventor, has de
vised a niachTne by which, sign's corres
ponding to sounds can be telegraphed-
which system of telegraphic shorthand
is catted stenotelegraphy .
Mt. Fred Grant hopes to make a
roat living by selling roses this wintor
to Ne w York florists from the green
houses in Morristown, N. J., which he
ercctcd when he thought ho was rich.
The battle is fought and the victory 1
1 . L kaira VAfV (TOnAr. I
wo ui- ,
ously tarnished Mr. Blaine anotber
! IL : . ,m m
uu.u.up. -
ionl are white. And his name is Cleye-
laud.
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her by Cueen Victoria mr ner
io the Zulu war, haye arrived in rhila-
debhia to take charge of the training
school for nurses at Blockley Alms-
bouse
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, president of
the Woman's Department ol tne xxew
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Orleans Exposition, invites contribution
of valuable articles sncn as anecnanicai
indention, works of art, scicnl,nc
jpecioions, books of photograpns,
iweatmoats. iellies. &c.
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Rear Admiral C. H.Welles, United
otatc Navy, is proposing to bring sun
gainst tho New York Central Sleeping
Ur Companv to compel them to retm-
hurie him $69. stolen from him m one
of their cars, while passing between
Albany and Boston on the 18th of Sep
tember. h is stated that the coming semi
topical fruit is the Japanese persim
mon, known as the Panaraschc. It
been recently introduced into Flor
ida, where it flourishes finely. It is
aht.ut as a Bartlett pear, of golden
to'or, sweet, juicy and delicious. It
fows transportation well..
A dealer in cod liver oil in Marseilles
vertises that his fish are caught in a
'e and quiet harbor, where marine
Monsters cannot enter to frighten them
ato diseases of the liter. Thej live
there,'' he says . "in peace and comfortf
er livers are healthy, and this is why
J cod liver oil is the best."
"For lorms of government": let fools
wuujs ' jj ororuinary ine it wuw6"
10 know that Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
sares conghs and cold.
A large proportion of our busine?s
tten with whom we have conversed to-
flaJ express themselves as decidedly in
&vor of having the coming celebration
Bthe day instead of in the night time
We hear who decorated
8 place of business on Saturday and
fleeted to take in his flags when he
sed up at night. The next morning
fouji tbat som(j oae had taken them
lor lura and ho has not - seen thexa
Miss Usher ana miss xiosmer, vuo rowling about the streets and our citi
Utter bearing the decoration presented zens caanot 5c too careful io locking
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO HEW ADVERTISE S3 f3.
C W Yates Something New
oometmng .w
Bookseller and Stationer.
ek Another Large Invoice J
HKIW8BKRGKB
Miss E KABREn Another Large
F C M.ILLKK Frienda fnd Fellow -Citizens I
Job II Hart, Agent Excursion to Mt. Hol
ly. X. U.
There was no City Court this morn'
ing.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 1.305 bales.
The atmosphere was made hideous
iaBt night lor a time by the bowlings of
a mob of young colored men.
"Any further news?" No! "Expect
any.' '
No! "How do you think it
will result?" Cleveland is elected!
, It has been a balmy pleasant day for
November, although the wind has held
steady for the Northwest all day long
Some of the colored people had a pro
cession last night and'paraded through
the streets to the inspiring strains of
music.
We learn that the losers in the elec-
tion bets are paying up with the best
grace possible. If yon don't bet you
mmt lose.
-.
Q f . d f h Asheyille Citisen
.,
appreciates some ot our election squibs
, h he blighe9 lhem in bis
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columns as his own matter.
Thoro r rrrd .nanv thieves
a-
anU secUring their premises at night.
Business ha3 resumed its norma
condition again, although there is some
suspense regaraing ew iwn. xuis.
however, will be dcunitely Fettled to
day.
1
othinir has been heard here, up to
thehourot our going to press, of the
official count 1U progress in New Y ork
to - day. It is uot likely that the result
m bQ mado kriowu before night,
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Good materials properly porportioncd
which arc the essential requisites in
Ready mixed Faints can be best attain
ed by usjng the N. Y. Enamel Pain
j t jACOBIs Depot. T
Wre are glad to learn that Mr. W. T
Bray, whose serious sickness we men
tioned on the 5th inst., has consideTa
bly improved in health and is now in a
fair way i speedy recovery.
This is glorious weather, but we pre
dict rain before many days. The at
mosphere is too soft and balmy io re
main so for a great while. Rain is
sadly needed and we shall have it before
he week ends.
Miss Ida L. Brantley has sent in to
us an eirg laid by a common barn-yard
hen belonging to Mr. W. P. Anders,
Review subscriber resident at
Cronlv. which weighs three ounces,
full weieht. It is a regular Cleveland
and Hendricks egg.
Remember that adversity overtakes
everv one during this life of ours upon
this world of strife ana also rememoer
that by busing a suit of clothes made
toorder for twenty-fiTe dollars. You
save money and live in comtort you
get it trom Dyer. j t
Dr F. C- Miller has removed Into
bis new and handsome store, corner of
A Knn streets . which has
hen handsomely fitted up and furnish
ed with a new stock of drugs and fancy
i,nnd- Dr. Miller is a very clever gen
tleman and we are pleased to notice
this evidence of material prosperuj
Step Ladders, all lengths, at Jacobi s
t
The Festival.
Remember the festival at Germania
Hall to-night. It is enough to know
that jt jg eottetx up under the auSpices of
,. . ,
the Ladies of St. Thomas' Congrega-
tion
to insure a good
time
Tho
Italian Dand will be in attendance so
tnattnoso wno may uesire win nave
an opportunity Ior dancing and. vre
doubt not that there will be many who
will indulge in tho exhilerating pleasure.
Extra Police.
Wo thinlr that, snmp.of the esidenS ol I
nave inciueniiai ptmecnon m iub i
shape of a few extra policemen. There
is a decidedly turbulent and violent
spirit manifested in that section by
AioTIv htj thn nnlnrp.d women who lot
wu...j - j "
r nlja t ,cn K ailD
residents. It has gotten to be outrage-
ons and unbearable.
in.notinn
We have received from Dr. Thomas
F. Wood a small pamphlet entittled.
"One aspect of the subject ot Medical
Examinations, as set forth in the work
of the North Carolina Board of Medical
Examiners." The work, although
comparatively small, contains an Im
" c...
mense amount oi vaiuaute mwiujttuuu - Ut-qt
..... t Li. : r i : I iiitoiji. rviiiu. nit. uctu, v .
to thegeneral as well as to the profes- '"'""r -- . x .
. ... "w . . . i rinn Lake. Kinff. 155. Hewett 11 : Rich lllU115'
o mni nilh IP II. 171 VPS LIIB i.lW CI cMLlllZ! '
the State JNleaicat society o. me ol... 'J o. r.iim.n
nf thp
iwenble
uner it
0UTDcd
0a hft ipoi L- Tninti rt lh
same with forceful and unansi
logic and shows in what niauner
mignioe very iuaiiaujr tu,pftuvw.
D...ui.,r;nn
ouumt...
Our Democratic tnenus at muuvuie
had a rousing jollification last night.and
.I.. ii hnmh rone nlivn with
buau u.?utfta.r j . w - a
. 1 1; ,.r
tne beauiy anu raanuiieaa ui gaimub
Brunswick. Bonfires illumined the
streets and pyrotechnics on a grand
scale were displayed. There was a
general feeling of satisfaction, joy and
pride at the result ot tbe election ana
everv one for the time was in thehap-
niest frame of mind imaginable. There
was no disturbance and the merriment.
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WHICH was conuuueu uuui a iavu
Dassed off to the entire satisfaction of
nllconcerned. Hurrahforus!
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We observe quite a fine display of
, 1-1-
now Revolvers lor very reabonauie
r ToKiioTinrwnro Tlpnnt,
prices, vk v atvui o jiJLtivftw ' - 1 1
Cheers for the Mother btate.
The following congratulatory tele
ft iir:u;n.)nn:ni1ii
gram, iroru iwu nuuugwuiuuc,
Messrs. George C Kelley and E. F.
Story, now resident in Birmingham,
Ala., will be read with much of inter
est and pleasure by all whose eje it
meets:
HmuiNGnAM. Ala., Nov. 11. 1681.
To Josh. T. James. Editor Review, Wil
mington, N. C'
Accent the congratulations ol
many North Carolinians, now resi
dents ot Alabama, lor tne glorious
fhipvpments of our motner kiate ior
the State and national iiciteia. iuiw
" . r 1 . - 1 ft 'PL
lima, thrpft rousiner cheers lor oca.es
Cleveland and Reform !
GEORGE V. lELIXT.
E. F. Story.
It is reported by those who are en
tirely competent to know, that tne
Cape Fear river has not been so low
within the memory cf the oldest mbab
itant as it is now. In many places it
is so low that it can be waded with
ease and with but little inconvenience
or difficulty.
ThP. election beine over, the ap
proaching celebration has formed a
principal portion of the conversation
among our people to-day. This and
the county camass of returns . in : New
York, "which took place to-day, t has
furnished abundant topics upon which
to coayerse. V
THE
QF TJE PEOpflE jS WATCHING
THE ROGUES
Onslow County.
We are indebted to Mr. John-
We are indebted to Mr. John A.
Afnralinll fnr thf followino- pnnv of the
nliwinwrnnntv. The
I
majorities my u- e tueu, cacu iui
the lower House ot the Legislature, in
which case the Vote lor each candidate
is given by precinct
was 739! State ticket 812: Judire of
" - " -
GnnvoPnnrl-fiQ.W T Croon fnr
Congress) 855; State Senate (Thomp
son) 779. The following is the vote by
precinct for the House of RePre?entf
tives :
Williams' Store, H. E. King, l)em.,
Wflwptr." TnrfpnPrMlpnt. 13-
, "'V' n
" V
t ;r '
otore. .vtug. o, n u
('rnss Kn(13. lvillfr. lUi. tiewCIC O
iTm
l.mria. Kin?. J43. Hewett. 6: Jackson-
ville, King, 62, Hewett, 2; Gilman's,
King, 62. Hewett, 2; Mortons. King,
86. Hewett, 0; Mill's. Kfng. 26. Hewett.
2.5;Swansboro. King, 43. Hewett, 2;
viae, imu, vnh,
. ; or.
. . , , ,
V ilkin3. KinCT. 0t. tleWCtt : lOiai,
K; i 117 Hewett 180 Kina'd ma'
-Tl ft37
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I MAlanru iti TT r1" mil llrtr.
JiMJvo " . .
The earth, as she swings her ponder,
oaa bulk in her orbit, encounters on the
l3th ot November, meteor zone, and
plunging headloug through the sparsely
scattered cosmical atoms, aud igniting
thosa ihat imDiiige upon her atmos-
nhorn she causes them to descend as
fauiDff siars. This gigantic hoop or
i r t
meleor zone cousi&w ui a aaim ui
Darticies following Tempel's comet,
th fortunate visitor from tho star
a ftu mmi,,r;no ,10r thft nlnpt
depths venturing too near the planet
TT rnr.i,-rn t Ui rrlonf
urau?, -
orbs, forced to become a member of
orbs, forced to become a mem
crctpm and to travel henceforth
j "v
.Kin onnrrort n Iho sprr.nd PPntnrv of
thpnhri.tin Prn: The nerihelion or
www - - f
t.hA Nnwmher meteor zone is on earth's
t ti, nnint. Khfl n nhout
the 13th of November, and the aphei.
.nn i hPvond thn orbit ot Uranus.
ThP nrtipT of mm, t n.nd the swarm
nf,6tM.i,.v.thn fr cpnttprpd
w. '
Kf .f,u r.Ko ,no hnt in
the course of lime will fill the whole
space. As the period of revolution
is about 33 years, a grand display of
fiery rain occurs only at intervals. The
next one may be expected in 1899.
Observers, however, who watch pa-
tiently on the night of the nth, fJta
and 13th will be rewjirded by seeing
few njcteors radiating from ihecoostcl
lation Lw, which are true Leonides,
the name given to the members of this
uiCiu J
aart from thia constellation. Such
the delightful uncertainty of meteoric
astronomy, that the earth may capture
a larger number of these little bodies
than is anticipated. Therefore it
well to keep a careful lookout.
r T . . T
by presenting three paifs rf old kid
gloves, a damaged back shell comb
and a fractured bustle tb the. poor. A
botaeof SL Jacobs. Oil sent would
have eaved her reputation.
1
A CSraiid Lcinonstratioii.
Tlie CJounty. Exicir.ive Committee
met yt slerday afternoon and have do
Jermined upon having a grand demons
tration in this city on the night ot the
20th inst.,Jn celebration of the great
and trlorious victory achieved at the
polls by the Democratic paity
This
is the day which was recommended by
the Revilw, which first voiced .the
sentiment for a demonstration.
Probably these gentlemen hae
done wc'l in the matter of!
MaKing a rcisivo step in
rlnsiMrl Hirrnhnn nni it' n oVii tnro I'll
they have acted, purely from a desire to
do what is best for tee interests of the
community. Still, we cannot approve
the suggestion made that this dcmois-
"
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luat i uia menus it lilUC aim
light procession We think that the
day is better suited fur the purpose
than the night and the object being to
secure a large attendance from the
country by means of reduced rates on
the railroads there is a much better pro--
pect of obtaining these crowds in the
day-time than at night. Beside?, there
are many, a great many, or our
citizens who will not leave their lami-
lies alone to participate in a aenion-
ion at niaht. We speak advisedly
as we have heard a great many
expressions 10-uay ij iu;a tuea. ii
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might, .perhaps, be better to let the fes-
Biigm.w. .uciv
tivities take place by day and by night-
too. There could be a processus dur-
mg the day .say Irom W to 3 p. m
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and fireworks at various points and
I onooHmr q. nirlit Witli thp nrnnpr
i-i ...B.... r..r
J exeruJGS luu iia.wuiu u waur
the grandest spectacle ever witnessed
ia Wilmintrton or in orth Carolina.
i
T nl (lura Ko 0 irnnarnl cn a nun otrtn r(
. wuio . v..
business so that all may unite in the
jollity and happiness of the occasion
Let it be in the day so that the ladles
God bless every one of them- may wit-
ncss me patriotic pageant, iu it jc w
the day time so that the children may
be inspired with the patriotism of their
fathers, and let it be in the day time so
I that- it mv lift spnn and known of all
I - , ..
men. DUiwneiner iisooum db uam-
ed to celebrate in the day or night linic',-
let U3 make it so general that it will be a
bo fonrotten in tho annals
I 11016 neVCT IO DO lOIKOtLtll in Hlv. .lljimia
f . . st t
01 our cllJ anu
We submit these remarks with the
1 ft 1 . : , uaf ;f
.1 -. F wVa ruiAnta Wn ft r rrt uu I T
csv, v Kv,.
throw any obstacle in the way of this
i - . 0 r 1
proposed ceieoratton ana yet we ice.
that our visws are right and that we
have voiced h3 sentiment (i a lire
Proportion 01 our people
However
il may be decided, let it be decided at
oncaandletusallgototo work, heart
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ana nana, ana mace me auair an mat
it should be.
At Burlaw.
The sterling Democracy of Pender
county, in joy of the result ol the recfnt
election, will have a grand demontra-
tion, jollification, celebration and torch
litt procession, at Burgaw to-
a morrow night, when they intend to
- 1 paint tbe town red and have a high time
generally. Everybody is invited and
jt js expected that there will be a large
7 concourse 01 people in auenuance. jtot-
is ..n.r.innn tf Kr.nnV. Kacttlv mrln
will been a grand scale., It will be. a
Cleveland and Hendricks,-and Scales
an( Stcdman celebration, not forget
i& I Hog, however, to do honor to Wharton
1 J. Gireen and to the gallant J. T.Biacd
I who made a successful fight for Demo.
cratic principles in hts canvass for the
lower House ol the State Legislature.
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Business was very dull ia the vicmi
1 ty of tho City Hall this mcrsin,
- Personal.' f V . "' ;
Mr. E. A. Pate, of BJadcnboro, is in -the
city to-day. ', y V ; ; ; .
" We are sorry to. hear that Mr. J. II.
McGarity is. quite sick at bi lresidcr.ee "
in this city tut trust to hear cf his
early, improvement, jl- - , ? ;
The Mr; Ilolly Iiuprovenient Ceru- ;
pipjpwill run an i-xcmsiori Jrain frcm
tins , city to' Mt. Holiy next Monday
n;j;h reinruing'in ihc city on We-'nea.
day inirnm2. Ii'Avill Im unttcr the
cfttrge M r Jfw II. IIa, the Cona-X
pauy's tvt)t. of who;s all tftfrmati6hflj
xkj t Me suiji:ct may hui. at lcKa3-'t"
pr - wit zs ciar .-tt.Tf . -;' -; -"w
Niaw
A 1 V lilt 1 1 H KM 13 N I .
Excursion to Mt. Holly,-N.C.
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ilS MT. KOLW IMPltOVftMRNT COM-
i- - NY'ft EXCURIS win leave WHmlnjc--,
tea, Monday, Nov. 17, at 7 1 ., vkvCaroll".'
i.a Ce-i!ral c. 'i AW Ui l:teiCBtei and "
i'-e'rou of vil.Injf iht nuelvcs of s'u.cxco'Icot
"opportunity to ltrest.la u pa jlr.g enterprise
win piejte cooler witn
Tti ui wt ir t ryf
'ompaay'i Aucnt.
'fia ai Kasju'owlj'tf ol 1 Cirar samt. .
nov 11 U Wilru'rgton, K. C." .
Another largo Invoice .
ZFI1YC3 AND ALL THE VAtlOUS
Wools In use ALL' COLOKS.
CLlMrtn'a, Misses and Lalea Jeneyj. -Glovei
and llaiidkcrchicfs. ' p
Fancy llairplns. Hit Oinametts, Ac.
MHUnery Full stock, JUats, Eonnets, Vel
ata, Foattcra. Clrda, .c.
Stair ptBg d6nc in latest dcs'Kca. - . ;
Felt All colors. El Icr Doier, Plush, Ac. -
Ucspectlully
MISS E. KARItER.
nov 11 Kxcnane Corner.
S H- Trimble,
OTOCK ATiD HEAL. JSSsTATJi UUUKClt
k3 r.nd Aceiloneer or General Merchandise or
eveiv description. Ofllw. corner Frlncesa and
Water streets. Crcnly & Mo;ris' .old atand.
vehicles at private sale or at aucilon. Con-
a. . ii.ii oixfrri tm a trfQ
8 fnte BOUClieu AncUoncir.
- A Festival.
TT7-ILL UK HELD OS TUESDAY NIGHT,
1 Nov. nth, at the Germania Hall, by the La
. .
dies of St. Thomas' Congregation, Tiie i tana u
,. t a.,.
card wllUnpply music for dancing. Adn.U
nvLady and uleman, 50cenW;cbUdre;
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PJotlCC
"u... ""cf-j ft?. v" rr" .
wrrr nn WM, vV?
1 callln at Ko. 10 Sontn Front vj5Tf T
.rwtierc ven will find ll no fresh i
efrg8, ana ew laver uy.r$, open sua m ire
mV Groceries ol u toVcfiwp f w- casb!
fccptsofjr w. T. CitOOU.
. a
UWIIILr VPlilllg
. rv
aiiLLiNEiir,
AT MRS. E. A. LUMSDEN'S,
OX 1?IDAY, KOV. Ilia.
All the LATEST NOVELTIES of tacEeaaon.
COV 10 Ft , . ; - -; .- . .
Stores for Kent.
iirAUEJIOUSE AND OFFICES
j V at.ove now ocmpied by Messrs.
piea by a. Dumeiandt.
L'oth on North water at; between
-,n,l Plhpctr.nt. Annvtn
1rr1ut.ee
and Cncetcut. Apply to
atiK U fcttr copy St . - .I-EwlSSET & CO.
Wilmington a wsldon it.K.co., '
BKCEETABY'S OFICE,
W IL31IXGT03", K. C, KOV. 1st, 16f4.
I rriHE FORTY MNTII ANNUAL MKETlXa
I
or tbe Slockholdera of tbe Wllmlonon A wei-
don I aUrcad Company wUJ Ixj bl i at tt e
Office of the Company. In Wilxalbffton, cn
Tuesday, tbe 18tb ot No?embcr, HSi.
noy3 tdrn J. W. THOMPSON, Fecfy
I Wilmington, col. & AUG. B,li. iJ
ECIIKTARXS OFFICE, .
.WiLMTJCOTOsr, X. C, Not. lit,
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wiir yii
3
j rpHE ASUAt. HEETINO'OF.TIIE Stock
Id-srs of the Wilmlcjtoa, CalcmMi A Au
! , ; - i
ZCom lae
ffic of thc Comny. j wiia:icSton, cn
- TaeriT, the l isoctott."
nov 3 tdra J. W. THOMP.01Fc.t'r '
JId'North State forever.
JtLECTIOX I20VEE--INDICATION8 poiat
correctly o drink Ctcnuacr, Smole C. aad
EL ClTirs ad bo lup)y.:-
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C5Y5
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Depot.