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jy The Daily Review has the largest
lyyna fide circulation of any newspaper
r Mished, in the city of Wilmington. JB
General Grant is fir from being wll.
and is in a very unhappy and depressed
state of mind.
Oat of the 162 members ot the sixty
second Maine IeRtelnture but twenty
tour are lawyers.
Kven the Louisiana sugar cane i-
said io be richer in juice than ever in
ttii- yearrl iiemocratic jubilee.
Of the 623 newspapers and periodi
cals published in foreign languages in
this country, 483 are in German.
on
Mr. Philetus Sawyer, with ooq ex
ception the richest man in the United
Stiles Senate, is furthermore distin
guished for never having made a speech
there.
The widow of Capt M ebb. the fa
mous swimmer, has received all the
moneys rai?ed by appreciative Eng
lishmen for herself and children. It
amounts to about $3,300.
It was reported that Mrs. Groen, the
wealthiest woman in the United States,
had in the vaults of Cisco & Co.. bank
ers, who failed last .week, about $20,
(00,000 in securities, kept there lor
salety.
Mrs. Mandersoo, wife ot the junior
Nebraska Senator, is a pretty, plump
little lady with soft brown bair and a
roseate complexion. Among the curls
about her brow is cne perfectly white,
which must have a story. It gives
piquancy to her tacc.
Petroleum has fallen in price recently
against the general tendency of other
staples, partly on reports from the
Black Sea that Russian producers are
about to build a fleet of oil-carrying
steamers and enter upon a deliberate
campaign to drive American oil out of
European markets.
The drinking of large quantities of
whiskey as an antidote for the bite of a
snake, and which by many is consider
very efficacious, proved entirely worth
less in the case of a Georgia lad who
was bitten a few days ago by a reptile
supposed to be a snake. The lad thrust
his hand into a hole for a rabbit, which
had been chased by his dog, when he
was bitten.
Near the village of Richmond, Mo.,
lives David Whitner, one of the three
men who testified on oath that they be
held the Angel of the Lord bring down
the plates from which the Book of Mor
mon was written and deliver them into
the hands of Joseph Smith, the Mor
mon prophet, and it was in Whitr.er's
keeping that this original manuscript
remained for many years.
The pawnbrokers ot Boston are con
siderably agitated and fear a loss of
patronage in consequence ot an order
issuod recently by the police commis
sion, compelling tbem to send to bead
quarters at the olose of each day a des
cription of each article presented to
them, the amount of money loaned on
the same, together with the name and
description of each person offering it.
The London papers are a gcod dea
surprised and perplexed by the new
divisions of the metropolis under the
redistribution bill. The old boroughs
are turned topsyturvy with relentless
liberality, and the new boroughs thus
evoked appear to be marvels of eccen
tricity. The new borough of South'
wark, for instance, is said to resemble
"a hatchet with a block of wood at
tached to the blade." This sort of
"redistribution" is familiar enough in
American politics, but it goes by
another name.
"Time is money." If you have a
bad cold, don't mope around aud half
do your work. Get a bottle of Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup; take a dose at
night and get up next' morning
cured. ATTiSTIW ! BWI SAINT AM SINNER
HENRY C. PRRMPERT. WHO KRBP8
the only second -rhus Barber .-hop ad
Hairdresslog Saloon In JSorih aroltoa. the
second meanest man in A it erica, wou'd in
torm his many friends and customers in the
city, commercial traveller, Ac , that ha cn
stiil be found at No. 7 South Front st . and
don't you remember it, where yon can get a
frood seoond-clas- share, hair cut or shaaapx).
Al-o. second-class perfuaaery and of his own
manufacture. Please gire us a call,
dec 16 2m
A Card.
y 3 THE COUNTRY FARMERS AND
MERCHANTS. If you want good prices and
quiet returns for your produce, consign it to
J- R. MARSHALL, No. 21 North Water St..
Wilmington, N. C.
He solicits consignments of all kinds of pro
duce snd Nsval Stores.
janll dftw .
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LOCAL NEWS.
laou ts nsw atwEgnxiaEirs.
B K Rk v an. Jr Notice
C W Yates Blink Hooka
F C MIU.EE A Freeh Supply
A K W .u.ker, CadTr Notice
Hk;w8p.kh(;kb Briial I r.nu
S II Tbimble & Co Houei at Auction
-m 9 (-
There was no City Court this morn
inz. The off-shore storm signal was flying
to-day
Toe receipts of cottoa at this pott io-
ati r y- mm mi m fltfl kt-.i
-
Milton Nobles is coming this way,
nd "don't you forget it !"
The market was bountifully supplied
will all sorts of meats this morning.
Egs have taken another jump in
prices and arc now retailing at 25 cents
per dozen.
Two white tramps were accommo
dated with lodgings at the guard house
last night.
There was a private skating party at
the Rink last night and there were
forty skater., ladies and gentlemen, on
the floor at one time
There is a eood deal of sickness, con
sequent upon bad colds, in the city,
but we are glad to know that only a
few of the cases have assumed a se
rious phase.
This weather may be fairly called
wintry. It was cold during tho night
but it grew colder after sunrise, so that
the neighborhood of a good fire was de
cidedly comfortable and acceptable.
The next entertainment at the Opera
House will be on the nights of the 29th
and 30th inst., at which lime Mr. R.
K. Proctor, the eminent English as
tronomer, will lecture on that important.
science.
The Wilmington Light Infantry will
have a drill, inspection and dress
parade in full dress at the City Hall to
night, at which time Capt. J. T. An
thony will take command of the com
pany foY the first time.
The skating rink on Front street,
near the New Market, continues to be
a favori e attraction with many of the
young ladies and gentiemen of the city.H
and large crowds asscmbedlast night to
indulge in the healthy pastime.
Step Ladders, all lengths, at Jacobi's
Depot. t
Commissioner's Court.
Louisa Allen, colored, who was ar
rested in connection with the recent
cases of counterfeiting, and whose exam
ination was continued Until to-day, was
brought before U. S Commissioner
Gardner this morning, and upon the
testimony adduced was required to
give bond i.i the sum of $1,000 for her
appearance at the next term of the U.
S. District Court, in default of which
she was committed to jail.
Vagrant Hosts.
There has been a good deal of com
plaint made on account of hogs being
allowed to run at large . In a number
of instances they have broken into
front yards and gardens and rooted up
and destroyed rare and valuable plants.
It is a great annoyance to say nothing
of the loss to have property w hich
has been cultivated with care and look
ed upon with pleasure and pride, des
troyed in such a manner, but we sup
pose there is no help for it
French Spoliations.
Mayor Hall was received a copy of
the list of claimants in the ' French
Spoliation Bill." which may be seen by
calling at bis office. There are several
thousand of these claimants, quite a
number of whom are North Caroli
nians. A few of them reside in Wil.
mingtn and vicinity, and it may be of
interest to them to call and see the list,
as the bill has recently received the fa
vorable consideration of Congress.
Complimentary Hop.
The "Jolly Eight' Clab gave a hop
at Rankin Hall last night. It was tbe
anniversary of Mr. II. Ilewleti's birth
day and as he is or.o nf the mcnibets of
the club, the hop was complimentary
to him. The Italian harpers furnish
ed the music; there was a large party
of ladies and gentlemen present ; the
best of order prevailed, and the danc
ing was kept up until about 2 o'clock
this morning. The committee of ar
rangements took especial pains to
make tbe occasion enjoyable, and were
eminently successful in their efforts.
We observe quite a fine display ol 1
new Revolvers for very reasonable
rices , at Jacobi's Hardware Depot .f
Daily Reyiew.
WILMINGTON. N. C THURSDAY, JANUARY
Personal
Mr. John C. James, of Richmond,;
was in the city to-day.
Col. Henry S. Haines, General Man-!
azer of the Savannah. Florida and
Western R. R.. arrived here last night,
accompanied by bis wife, in his private
A-l r I I u tv i ' I loam KarA t r i - r r txv
m rningon hi return.
We are giad io learn that Hon. R. R
Bridgers, who has been sick r.nd con
fined to the house for a week past, has
so far recovered as to be, at' his office
this in rning.
AraoTBg the ss from this city and sec
tion who attended the inaugural cere
monies at Raleigh, we notice the names
of Hon. A. H. VanBokkelen, Maj. Jno.
W. Dunham, Capt. V. V. R chardson
and Dr. W. T. Ennett.
Haifa Century.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. James cele
brated their golden wedding to-day.
it being the 50th anniversary of the day
of their marriage, which occurred on
the 22adday of January, 1835. Dut1
ing the day the venerable couple were
called upon by many of their numer
ous friends and congratulated upon
their iong life and present good health.
For fifty years this pair have trav
elled on life's journey together
sharing the joys and sorrows which
fail to the lot of mortals, and the tender
memories connected which all those
years must have been brought vividly
before their minds to-day. Travelling
down towards the setting sun of life, it
is the hope of their many friends and
relatives that their sojourn here may
yet be prolonged for many years.
Enterprise.
The fishing schooner Dreadnaught,
Capt. Cobb, of Portland. Me., has been
chartered by Messrs. W. E. Davis &
Son to fish for tbem during the remain
der of the Winter season. : Capt. Cobb
is an experienced fisherman on the New
England coast, but the exposure and
fatigue are so great on those shores that
he has brought his vessel into Southern
waters, hoping to make the business
profitable and at the same time much
more pleasant here. He has a crew of
13 men, all of whom are experienced
fishermen. The Dreadnaught is 40
tons register, 71 feet iong over all and
draws 10 feet of water when in fishing
trim. She is a very fast sailer, an ex
cellent seabortt and is supplied with six
dorie3 (small, flat-bottomed boats)
for use in fishing on the banks.
The manner of fishing is
for the crew to take the dories fn' ihe
morning, leaving tvo men on board
the vessel, which is at anchor, and pro
ceed in different directions in search of
fish. The boats keep in sight of each
other and when one of the number
finds a place where the fish bite freely
a signal is hoisted and the other boats
come to join in the work. As night
approaches the boats return to the ves
sel, the fish caught during the day are
packed away in ice, tho boats are hoist
ed on board and the crew rest until
morning, when they repeat the labors of
the day before. The fishing ground this
season will be the "Snapper Banks,''
for which place the Dreadnaugd sailed
yesterday, and our citizens may expect
to be bountifully supplied with thegen
unine red snapper during the season.
The Right Hand.
Mr. R. T. Bentley, a Friend, of
Sandy Springs, Md.. says he was cured
of rheumatism in his right hand, by a
few applications of St. Jacobs Oil, the
great pain-cure.
L
For durable coloring the walls of
rooms in beautiful tints, at little cost
nothing equals the Mableine sold at
Jacobi's Depot.
HUMPHREl fn Wilmington, N. C, Jan
uary si, 1SJ5, at the residence of J.J. Cauady,
little ALL IE. tbe infant daughter of J B. and
Pan ine II. flumphrev, ol Fort Smith, Ark,
a:ed 5 months and 8 da-s.
Wilmington Star acd Litt'c Rock Gazette
please copy.
NEW ADVERISEMENTS
Notice.
A
l.L PERSONS ARE HEREBY Cautioned
agaiu&t trading for a CerdAcate of Deposit la
sued by The lira National Bank of Wiimlog
Km. No. 1.724, dated Oct 31. 18;8, lfavcr of
B Williams, for $1(0. Said Certificate is lost
and payment is ttoppe 1.
jan Li if a K. WALKEtt, Cashier
For Sale.
pOR A DIVISION, THE FAYETTEV
rIU
SUN" and JOB OFFICE attached, wUl be
sold at public auctlsn, on February 6th, 1885,
at 12 o'clock, M. Terms cash
R. K. BRYAN. JB ,
surviving Partner of Evans ft Bryan.
jan re td
B
T SENDING YOUR LIGHT COLORED
goods to MONACH'd Steam Dye Works, 164
beconl st., and hsvlng them made darker for
Fall and Winter wear you'll save the ezpease
of buying a new suit or drees. Complete and
trash lot dye stuff justirecelved.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. O. McGIKT, Auctioneer.
BT S. H TRIURLE CO.
j A T exchange
CORN KB, Wednesday,
January ssih. atll o'clock, we trill tell three
j Houses ami hta, all io gooj repair.
No. 530 Southwest corner Church and ixth
sts. l .vc rooms, passage back and front
Splen M water In rard. l ot about ( 6 ;
N. 518 gouta slue I hurch and SMxttiMs
Tbre rooms Lot CSxlO feet.
No. 608 Soctlt side Ann ft , between Sixth
and Seventh Streets, (painted white). Fire
rooms, front and back piazza Splendid Water
in rard Lot about S5x S2 f e t
Terms easy. Made known day of sale.
jaatt St
Fine Fish.
gNAPPf ES AND BLACK,
For tale St our market.
Come c "rly.
jan 1 DAVIS A SON
A Fresh Supply
QF DEUG3 AND CHEMICALS, y
Just ar- ived at
r O. MILLER'S,
'pw Fourth and Nun sts
' P. S. Prescriptions filled day and night,
jan 21
Conoley's Drug Store.
216 MARE ET STREET,
CONOLEY'S COLOiNE,
Conoley's Cough isyrup,
Conoley's Tee Physic.
And a full 11-e of Drugs ant Chemicals for
prescription uee ; also, uigarj ana uigarettss
I Give me a ca'l
an 21 J. W. CONOLEY.
Board.
FEW MORE BOARDERS, EITHER
table, regular or trans'ent. can be accommo
dated with comfortab'e rooms and the best the
market affords , at 1
MRS. ROBERT LEE'S,
113 Market St., bet. Front and f econd.
nov 18 f
HORNER SCHOOL,
OXFORD, ST. C.
CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL AND
Scientific Academy with Military organization
j - ' t
and d'scipllne
The Spring Term of 1885 will begin the sec
or d Monday, the 12th day of January.
An ample corps of able instructors is pro
vided and tbe school is thoroughly equipped
for efficient work
Terms for board and tuitlr.n, the same as
heretofore. Send for Catalogue.
J. H. & J. C. HORNER.
Oxford . N. C. , Dec . 22, 16 84.
dec 22 2aw3w m th
Notice,
APPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO the
Legislature of tbe State of North Carolina
at its next session, for the passage . of an Aot
incorporating the Wilmington, on slew ft East
i arouna Railroad Company, a 'so an Act to
incorporate a company to build a railroad
from Wilmington to Fayetteville, N. C. ; Ta'so.
to amend the Charter'of the Cape Fear ft Yad
kin Valley Bailr-ad Company.
Wilmington, N. C-11th Lec 1884
dec 11 SQt
1884. 1884.
CHRISTMAS.
AT D A. SMITH'S
Furniture Warerooms,
Can be found a lane assortment of
VALUABLE GIFTS,
suitable for everybody.
Tbe pub'ic, and especially the ladies, are
respectfully invitod to esM acd examine
prices. 4c
D. A. SMITH.
Furniture Dealer, N. Front Street
dec 2
Homes in North Carolina.
Only 20 Hours Riie from
New York !
69 Miles South of Raleigh
On ths Raleigh and Augusta Air-Line R R
1 500 ACBK OF LAND 1 1S THK kMS
leaf pine region . For sale on easv terms In
lots to suit pure haters Four acres for $25.
Larger tracts $5 per acre, la month! par
mentsoftlO. This tend adjoins the "South
ern Pines", a recently f stab. isle d health re
sort (or sanitarium) , and is specially adapted
for Fruit Culture, as well as aU tne cereals
A number of New Kngiana people nave eougnc
lots In the town of "Southern Pine," and it
is the d 'sire of the owners or this iana to in
duce small farmers, mechanics and others
from the New England and Middle States, as
well as elsewhere, to locate here. No State In
the Union offers greater inducements to ret
tiers than INorth Carolina Nowhere can a
h.tter farming country or as fine a climate be
found 1 his Is the opinion of Northern men
who have settled in North Carol Ira This is a
bona fide offer, snd Is limited
For f nrther particulars write at once to
J HM T. PATaICK,
Comml 'r cf Immigration. R'ksfgh, N. C
or B. A RICHARDSON,
jan 21 If Chronicle Offi e, Augusta, Ga.
Cheap Dinner Sets,
It,
P OR SALE BY
GILES A MURCHISON,
Jan 19 CROCKERY DEPARTMENT
ADDT7P and six cents for postage
jrliljJD. ud receive tree, a costly
box of goods widen will help yon to mere
money right away than anything else in this
world All (t either sex, succeed from the flr.t
hour. Tbe broad road to fortune opens before
the workers, absolutely sure. At once ad
dress True Co., Augusts, Maine,
nov S dftw ly
22, 1885.
NO 19.
NKW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Oysters.
UMPHREY JBNKIS5.No.
H
ill South Frost etreeet, are if. civ
a full supply of frc-h NEW RIVES
V RIVES
enaon. Wrf
STKKB. every day durloc the season. We
also keep a full anpily of Green Groceries,
CMckens and Eggs, oyatfrs seat C. O. In
ian 20
SPECIAL NOTICE
J WILL SELL BERGMAN'S ZEPHYR, sil
colors, for 10 cents per ounce, until Feb. 16ih,
i for cash only.
Ladles and Children's GOSSAMERS reduced
imprSce.
MlLLI SEEt r Hats and Bonnets, Straw and
Telt, at all pxices. Colla s and Cuffi, Lace
and Linen, Handkerchiefs aud all materials
for Fancy Work . St imping and Embroidery .
Respectfully
MISS E. KARRER
jan 20
Exchange Corner.
Hardware
f ALL KINDS AND IN ANY QUANT1
ty. Wholesale and Retail at ROCK BOTTOM
prices,
jan 19
W. K. SPRINGER A CO..
19. 21 ft 23 Market Street,
Wilmington, N. C.
Blank Books,
JETTER BOOKS, CHECK, NOTE AND
Reeelpt Books, all Eizcs. ia stock and made to
order. Special at tentl on to orders lor Litho
graphing Cheeks, Drafts, Letter He ds, Visi
ting Cards, Invitations, ftc. Sen's and Rub
ber Stamps of every description made to or
der. A full stock of Office and Fancy Sta
tionary always on hai.d.
C. W. YATES, '
ian 12 119 Market St
Bridal Presents,
"TJSEFUL AND ORNAMSNTAL.
Beautiful Steel Engraving and Oliograpbs,
elegantly framed, staudiog on Easles ; Family
Bibles, Fine Albums in Plush and Russia
Leather, Looking Glasses on Marble Stands,
Fine Plush Ladles' Cases, Large Music Boxes,
Upright and Square Pianos, Organ3, etc. Also,
Dore's Illustrated Books, elegant'y boubd.
and may other Fancy Articles.
ricase can and make your selections at
HEINSBERGSR'S,
I ive Book and Music Stores
jau 19
The Sale Side
QF ALMOST ANY QUESTION IS THE
geccrous ide; but in matters of .shopping an
exception should be made and in. j i st ice to
one's self, not only should advertisements te
road, but goods aud prices examined before
accepting tbem as bring cheap or rosscsing
won Jcrf:l value. Tliin measure wo can eafelv
ask to be applied to the ollowirg
SPECIAL SALE
of KID Gl OVESjustopeicd, in all tizes and
colors, and will be eold at
48 Cents per Pair.
This is a decided bsigaln. An only call will
secure some of the o, for they are only a dnii
fdlot. On our centre counter we display numerous
bargains In
EMBROIDERY,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
LACE COLLARS, ftC., AG.
Together with a fuU stcck of
CORSETS, UNDERWEAR,
LACES, VELVETS,
RIBBONS, MATS, AC. AG
AT
J. TAYLOR'S BAZAAR,
118 Market St
WILMINGTON,
jan 19
N. C
Groceries. Ac.
j gg UUDS. l'R ME CUBA MOLASSES,
1
Hhds. Prime Porto Rl MOLA 83 ES,
Half Rolls Standard BAGGING,
die. New Arrow TIES,
j Bdls Pieced TIES,
5
5
DO
, Bbls. FLOUR.
Bbls. SUGAR,
1
2
00
Bags COFFEE.
- LIME. CEMENT. PLASTER, Ac.
All at lowest prices.
WORTH & WORTH
anctff
t will be glad to
our
on any ttd ail rc3sts.
same of the a
Iter moat always be
te the Editor.
must be
wrlttea or oa
oaesldeof the paper.
PersonaUtlos must be a voidei. :
And It la especially and partlcubrly cxde
toad that the Editor dees sot always cadets
the views of correspondent tmiras st te
In the editorial
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Mules for Sale.
GOOD FARM MOLES,
g F.R E OR3M3 for sale, laic for cm j
Apply at once to
T. J. SOUTHKRLSNO,
jan 21 3t 108 and 11 North Secozd St.
Huffman's Dime Museum.
NO. 15 West Market St.
NRW FEATURES THIS WEEK.
ZAZKL. In her wonderful ln u law feats.
Muster GILMOKElu ansa and Dances.
And Sijhor ROZsrita Jew illusions
Every night at 8 p. m., for Ladles accotnpa
nied by Gentlemen . Strictly a family resort.
FRANK HUFFMAN, Maneger.
janli i
I
EXTRA
BARGAINS !
-IN-
Winter Dress Goods.
Velvets,
Cloaks,
Shawls,
Blankets,
Flannels,
Underwear.
BLACK SILKS
.'. 1
From 50 cts. up.
-AT-
M. M. KATZS
116 Market St.
)
jan 12
Comfortable and Stylish,
j
UR COMMON SENSE 8HO!
FOR
Ladies. Our SHOES for Gents wear fit eas'ly
and wear comfoz tibt. Misses and Children's
SHOES In great Variety and shapes to fit
witbout hurting. Ocme and try a pair. Sold
low at - :ni 4S5WI'''1
Geo. K. French Sons',
108 NORTH FRONT STREET
jan 19
Clemmer.
FEW MOBE OF THAT CELEBRATED
FIRST-CLASS WHrKEVftts fecfived.
CASOLINA YACHT CLUII fJ CIGARS
sUM holds tbe Cake. Try McCOVa.N'8 Old
North Hae Salco 3 and rave money.
jan Y
Something New.
J HAVE JUST RECEIVED BY RAIL A
Vanilla Flavored Syrup,
The finest Syrup ever ofiered In Chf market.
ALSO A FULL LINE OF.
Fancy & Staple Articles
rFOU CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS.
Call and examine at Crapsn's Family Grocery.
G. M. CBAPON, Agt.,
des IS 22 South Front 8t
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