XHISPAPEl . r
epted by
j0SH T.JAMES,
fDrroB Ain pbopbitob-
rrscBirTI0!i3 postage: PAID:
5t4.00. Six months, $2.0. Thre
" yei One month, 35 cent.
03 ncr will be delivered by carriers tree
fW Psp; rt of the citr. at the Abo-re
.nti per week.
r orrg rate9 low and liberal.
iSSj-crihcra will report any and all fall-
en to "i'vc ' '
Tj7 Atiy Review has the. largest
. .intir.n nf nnu newsrttvaer
vifod. trt city o Wilmington. Ek
fA--
-oCTis the name of.a . new county
p the State ot mem .
A ceW fancy of the fair is gold' knit-
,! needles tipped with pearls. .
is
Thcarti;t f N'eW Orleans have de
., if- Mind a school of design in that
city-
Tbe (je!i 'tn his been stripped of her
jyioii'i- 1:1 '""der IO e shipped back
Ttc IJa'ttiirc trand jury reports
tbattlic lntro-hicii'in of the whippiag
p3jtto punish wife bcaters""ba3' had a
si'.a'.ary effect. ,
. - .- '
IntheMiisissipP. delegation to the
forty ninth Congress there arc three
members who were privates m me
Confederate Army Messrs. Barry,
A'.len anil Catchins.
Xbe (Jaicttc ties Jlopitcaux describes
thecise of a woman who drank a pint
ol kerosene. Tho dose nearly killed her,
indsfie was saved only after great suf
fering and an active treatment lor ten
dijs.
ItUestiaoatedthat there has been a
decrease of about $ 12,000.000 in the
public debt during the month ot Sep
tember. Th-3 payments on account
nmsions during the month were about
$1,000,000.
-
A pickle famine is threatened this
winter. The present supply at the East
is set down at 80,000,000 one half only
of what 13 needed for the Eastern trade.
The Western crops have suffered, and
heary advances in price are looked for.
Col. Charles C. Jones. Jr., of Augus
ta. Ga., having investigated the subject,
is convinced that neither Major-Gen.
Nathaniel Greene nor Major-Gen.
Count Pulaski "sleeps beneath the
respective monuments which a grateful
and patriotic people have reared in their
honor."
Charleston (S. C.) News and Courier:
Gea.Mahono's present embarrassment,
mriew of the appeals that are made to
him by his strikers for money for cam
ps:?o purposes', affords pretty clear
evidence of the character of his methods
in the past. I' '
A telegram from Gallipolis, Ohio,
ujs: "Leading colored citizens ot this
place waited upon the School Board
with a formal petition asking that for
mer action refusing colored children
admission to tho white High School be
rescinded. The board returned an ad
verse answer."
The Union PIiarmaceuliqueBays that
a eminent chemist prepared with great
care a mixture of manganese, perm an
imate ot potash, and oxalic acid, only
tofhd that the mixture exploded a few
minutes afterward in the patient's
Pocket. It also giye3 an instance -of a
tooth powder composed ot cadhou and
chlorate ot potash exploding in ' the
mouth of a person engaged in brushing
bi3 teeth.
The Prohibitionists of New York are
Ty bitter in their war upon Hhe Re"
Publicans. They say that Ihey will
not withdraw their State or any of their
local tickets, but will press the canvass
a their own interests , and especially
gainst the republican ticket on ac
count of Davenport's record.
A plain and honest confession comes
Jjo the Nutmeg State. The New
nav-ea Union says: "There are places
i Connecticut, and Meriden has been
ue of them, where it was not healthy
'or & Democratic workingm an to vote
gainst the candidates backed by his
Publican employers. Shotguns wero
not used to convince him. but methods
dually effective were brought to-bear.'
Chrome Sciatica Ciired.
Ashland. Mass., January 23,1885.
For the last two years I ha?e hob
J'ed around on crutches. During that
Ljne I was afflicted with sciatic rheu
matism. I not only suffered terrible
Pim night and day, but was utterly
PlP'ess. After using eyery posible cl.
krUo get well, and exhausting t he best
medical advice. I was induced to try
or AUcock's Porous Plaster. These
pore on my side, hip-bone and thich.
jaone week I was almost entirely Iree
rm'pain. and strength returned lo
palsied limb. I continued using
7ese Piasters with tho most surprising
8ults for three months,, when I be
me perfectly cured, and abandoned
the
Qseof crutches. Persons desiring
forth
information can address me.
VOL. IX.
Chairman Hensel. of the Penns vlva
nia Democratic committee, spent one
day last week with Mr. S. J. Tilden,
who expressed himself as pleased with
the Democratic nominations in New
York.- He expects to see both New
York and Ohio go Democratic his fall:
When told that the chances of the
Democrats carrying Pennsylvania
were good be was especially delighted-
The President last week received an
elegantly framed photograph of Prince
Bismarck. It was a present from
Prince Bismarck himself and bore his
personal aulogj-a ph. It-wilU be hung
W the Prcsideni cham ber. It repre
sents the Prince, in his military uni
form. It isprobablelhat the President
will reiurnTne compliment and send
back one of his photographs similarly
framed. -
Congressman
Warner's so-called
compromise" bill 13 denounced bv
various bankers and business men of
New York city as a delusion and a
snare, on the ground that it does not
limit tho amount of silver which may
be coined -and leaves far too much
power in tho hands of the secretary of
tho treasury. For these -reasons it is
considered even worse than tho Bland
Act.
The Chicago Sun, referring to tho as
sault of Dr. White upon Judge Ward,
thus forcefully, if not religiously, sums
up its views: "There seems, by the
way, to be some defect in the quality of
the Virginia 'chivalry' exhibited in
this affair. The most commonplace
ruffianism anywhere could hardly be
guilty of . a more cowardly butchery
than that perpetrated by the . three
'chivalrous' dogs who deliberately con
tinued firing upon a fallen and defense
less foe." y
LOCAJVEWS.
II DEI TO NEW ADVE8TISE VENTS.
A Big Offer
No More Eye Glasccs
W B Kino liemoved
B C OKBELI Reward
Wasted Youn Ladles
Wanted An.actlve Man
C W YATKS School Books
aitreSBEROKK SchOOl Books
Giles MuRcnisoN Lamps
Wanted Reliable Drummers
Muxds Brothers DrugrgisU
F C Miller Tar Heel Liniment
Mr i. Kate C Wines Millinery
Wantbd Agents 'n every section
John L Bo AiwHiOHT Fall Goods
S H Manning, Sheriff Taxes 1885
Parker & Taylor Cold Weather
Knights op Honor Secular Meeting
W E Springer & Co Mason's Fruit Jars
Sallade & Co Magic Insect Exterminator
P L Bridgers & Co Creamery Bnttered
Flour
Forother locals see fourth page.
"The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 712 bales.
The weather last night was almost
cold enough for a frost.
The School at St. James' Home vill
commence on Monday next.
Notice to the Boys Those Bracket
Saws are here. Jacobi's Hdw. Depot.t
Br. steamer Carbis Bay, Tregarthen .
cleared at New York on the 3rd inst,
for this port.
" Nor. barque Hovding, - Olsen, from
Stettin, tor this port, parsed Copenha
gen Sept. 25th.
"John Dyer, Tailor and Haberdash
er," 34 Front street. Winter is coming
and you need warm clothing. Go see
him. t
Cotton is being brought here in quite
large quantities add the compresses and
cotton dealers are kept quite busily
employed. ' . '
Tho Graded Schools ol the city open
ed this morning with an unusually large
attendance, nearly every seat being oc
cupied. Mrs. Kate C, Wine3 is now busy
opening np the new stock recently pur
chased by her in New. York. It will
be ready for inspection on Thursday
next, 1
There have been heavy rains in the
up-country by which it is expected that
the streams tributary to the Cape Fear
will be swollen so as to cause consider
able ot a rise in the river, to tho ad
yantage of steamboat navigation.
. - The streets were quite lively this
morning witb children wending their
way to school and in front of the differ
ent public schools, before the hour for
opening, there had gathered a large
throng of pupils waiting to begin the
studies of the term.
You .will find a full assortment of
paint, horse and scrub Brushes, made j
by the best lactones, t Jacobi's Hdw
'
WILMINGTON. N. C. MONDAY; OCTOBER 5,
-
The ladie3 were out in force to-da
and many of them were at Taylor's
Bazaar, this being the first of tho three
opening days there. By invitation .of
the proprietor we made an inspection
of the stock and r ven to our masculine
eye the display was indeed a beautiful
one.
Have you seen the fine assortment of
Stoves at Jacobi's Hdw. Depot? You
can sa ve money by buying there. t
Uun Clul.
Several gentlemen in this city who
have a fondness for hunting have con
cluded to form a gun club and will
meet to-night in tho room over the
First National Bank far the purpase of
organization. There are a good many
in the city who delight in this sort of
field sport, and the cluH should have a
goodly number of members.
A Want Supplied.
Many persons, who have been de
sirous of learning to play the violin,
have not been able to do so on account
ot being unable to obtain a competent
instructor. Prof. G. M. Hobbs will
. V mm'
locate in Wilmington, anu ne being a
thoroughly competent musician will
give entire satisfaction. He also makes
a speciality of teaching Harmony and
moducation. No doubt some qf our or
ganists will take advantage of this, as
it is really needful for an organist to
understand harmony in order to mod-
ulateuwell.
The best ready mixed paint can be
had at Jacoiji's Hdw. Depot. He has
it in all size cans, from half pints up. t
Found Orowned.
The body of an unknown colored
man was touna floating in-the river
yesterday nearly opposite the timber
pen at Messrs. Parsley & Wiggins
mill. It wa3 secured and Coroner
Jacob3 was notified, but be did not
deem a jury of inquest necessary under
the circumstances as there were no
marks of violence upon the person o
the deceased, and the body was buried
at the expense of the county. 1 bo de
ceased was apparently about 35 years
of age and was not identinea by any
one. He was evidently a stranger from
the country and appearances indicated
that be had accidentally fallen over
board and drowned.
Will Double the I us mess.
Shrier is determined this Fall and
Winter to double the amount of busi
ness that ho did last, and will not re
sort to any unfairness, schemes or give
away presents to accomplish it, but
merely by fair and honest dealing with
the people. We guarantee to give to
each and every patron fully one hun
dred cents value in return for each and
every dollar and frequently much more.
It makes no difference what induce
ments other houses may offer in the
way of prices, we cau always save you
at least from 15 to 33 per cent, on the
dollar by dealing with Shrier, the Old
Reliable Clothier, 114 Market St., sign
of the Golden Arm. t
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS;
Millinery.
T HAVE A FINE STOCK OF MILLINERY
GOODS whtcli will be opened nctt THURS
DAY, Oct 8th. Hope the Ladlos will give ins
a call before purchasing.
MR. KATE C WINES.
Jl'J N. Second Street, near Postoflice
oct5Ct
Prof. Gaston M. Hobbs,
rjlEACHER OF VIOLIN, PIANO AND liar
mony. For terms, etc.. apply to the nnder
lirncd. G. M- H03BS. City.
References: Prof. A- Hammerlch, Director
of rcabody Conservatory. Baltimore; and E
VanLaer of this city. oct51t
Mason's Frnit Jars.
-yyTE NOW HAVE A FULL ASSORTMENT
of the above Preserving Jars. Send In your
orders at once. We wlli guarantee lowest
prices. W. E. SPRINGER A CO-
19, 21 & 23 Market Street,
ost 5 Wilmington, N.C
Cold Weather
18 COMING, AND NOW IS THE TIME to
hare your Stoves overhauled and put up
for the winter. If vou wan: a first-class
COOKING OR HEATING STOVE, we can
furnish you.
Pure White Oil always on hand.
PARKER TAYLOR'S,
oct 5 23 South Front St
Reward.
JJAULY ON LAST 8ATUBDAY MOBN
Ing a white man got a horse and buggy from
my Et.lls statins that ho was going to Mason
boro Sound, since which time he has not been
heard from.
The man was between 25 and SO years of
ajre and well dressed; clothes rather light:
about 6lA feet In height; tlr complexion and
no beard. The horse Is a solid bay. small and
compact and dark behm the knees- Ths
body of the bugy Is black and the running
gear red ; bridle without blinds. .
For the recovery of the property and arrest
of the man a suitable reward will fce offered.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
-1885.
NEW HANOVER COUNTY,
8HZRIFl"s Ot KICE, V
October 1st, 18S5.
FOR THE PURPOSE OF COLLECTING
the State and County Taxes for IS55, 1 will
be at- t . . -. ' - : f : .
Blddle'a Store, Federal Point Township,
Wednesday. October 2$ih. 5
otlng Place. Masonbaro Township, Thurs
day. October ZHh.
Ma ombe's c tore, Harnett Township,: Tti
day. October 30th
Chadwlck'd Store. Cape -Fear Township,
-Saturday, October 3J6t. -. 1 r '
Prompt payment will saye trouble and co&ts.
oct 5 it s. u. manning, Sheriff
SCHOOL BOOKS,
gUCH AS ARE USED IN ALL TOE City
and Country Schools, will b j sold cheap at
HElNSBERGER'3,
Live Book and Music Stores.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
RE SOLD NOW VERY CHEAP FOR
Cash or on the Popular Monthly Instalment
Plan. J ust received a large assortment at
oct 5 HEINSRERGER'S
BIG OFFER. -SUrSSffi!
five away 1010 self operaUng Washing
lichlnes. If you want one send us
your name, P. O. and express office at once
iug Anu ALi cu , 21 Dey St., N. Y
oct5d&w4w
THE
Magic Insect Exterminator
aud Alosquito Bite Cure.
We offer one thousand dollars for its equal.
Send for circulars. SALLA.DE & CO.,
octuiw 8 East 18th St., New York
WANTED Youpg I adics In city or country
to work for us at the'r home; fascina
ting employment: no Instructions to buy;
work can be sent by mall (dhvance no oojec
tlon) to $9 per week can be made. No can
yassing, particulars free, or sample of work
mailed for four cent 3 In stamps. PI iaae ad
dress, Home Manufacturing Co., iioston,
jxibs. x . u. xox iuia. oct o u&w 4w
WANTED An active man or woman in
every county to sell our goods. Salary
$75 per month and expenses, or commission.
Expenses In advance. Outfit free. For fall
particulars address ST NDARD SILVER
WARE CO., BOSTON, MASS.
oct 5 d&w 4w
WANTED Agents in every section of the
country to sell Hon. S. 8. COX'S great
book, Three Decadks of Federal leg
islation," illustrated with Steel Plates. Out
fltsnow ready. Agents are making $10 to $30
a day-Wrlte to the pnbWsherrfbr terms. J.
M. STODDART A CO., 533 J5M St , Wtshing
ton, T. c. oct 6 4w
Wanted.
RELIABLE DRUMMERS to take the gen
eral agency of tha best German Import in
this country, It is well established Received
highest award at Ne;v Orleans ExhlbUlon
Pays well. References exchanged, address
ADOLF GOHRING A CO ,
ocS 5 4v 203 William St. , N Y
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES.
NO fZmmP. ' ; Weak
MORE 'WmfP EYES.
MITCHELL'S
EYE-SALVE.
A Certain, Safe and Effective Remedy for
SOKE, WEAK AND INFLAMED
EYES,
Producing Long-Sightcdness, and Re-
storing the Sight of the Old.
Cures Tear Drops, Granulation, Stye Turners,
Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes, and Pro
ducing Quick Relief and Perma
nent Cure.
Also, equally efficacious when used in other
maladies, such as Ulcers, Fever Sores, Tu
mors, Salt Rheum, Burns. Piles, or wherever
inflammation exists, mixcuisLiij'a baijYJS
may bo used to advantage.
Sold by all Druggists at 25c. oct 5 4w
Fall Goods!
o-
FIRST OE THE SEASON.
FRESH HULLED BUCKWHEAT AND
- PURE FLORIDA 8YBUP.
The Cane from which this Syrup was made
was raised anl pressed by a Wilmington gen,
tleman. trrasactlog business in Florida In
1SS2. IT IS SOMETHING NICE.
MAPLE SYRUP TO ARRIVE BY THE
NEXT STEAMER.
PIG PORK IN SMALL CUTS,
FANCY NAVY BEANS.
A rery superior article of CORNED BEET,
cored In Lexington Market, Baltimore, Md.
X UI Bate WJ -
:v -
f ".iT-
Jno. L. Boatwriglit.-
1885,; NO. 232
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lamps.
HAVING MET WITH GREAT SUCCfS3
in selling a tins line cf LAMPS 'daring
the last two seasons, we aro now offering a
handsomer line than usual and Invite pur
chaser's attention to tbm. Prices Verv'tctP.
UoctS GILES & MURCHISON. -
Removed.
JING'i TIN SHOP, . .
' SOUTH FRONT STREET.
Fear Mallard' Harness Store, in alley.
Resjcctfully,
"oft 3
W. E. KING.
Oysters! Oysters !
F
8ES1 NEW RIVER OYSTERS
will be on hind at the Acme S3 loon,
N. E. corner Front and Dock aU., dally.
Also, finest Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Ac.
J. G. L GIEcCUEN, Prop,
oct 3 Ct Eat nxon
School Books
and School Supplies,
J3ENS, PENCILS, INK. ,.
SPOKGE, PENHOLDERS,
SLATES, CRAYONS,
BOOK BAGS and STRAPS,
COPYBOOKS,
E2ERCI3E BOOKS, Ac.
We will make It to your advantage to buy
of us. Wc buy for cash and em afford to sell
Cheap. C. W. YATES,
oct 5 119 Market fct.
Creamery Buttered Flour.
AN UN EAQU AILED TABLE LUXURY!
rjlHE LIGHTEST, BEST AND HEALTH
lest food In the world. The result of mora
than three yeai-s study and experiment by a
scientific physician.
Warranted to contain no hiug but the Purest
and most Who'csome Ingredients known to the
present aire, all most thoroughly and evenly
-J mixed, by machinery cspeCally invented and
miue ior mis purpose.
The old method of mixing by hand, besides
being very laborious. Is never reliable and as
a result the food mixed and cooked will be all
a person can desire one day, and possibly the
very next day not lit to come upon the table
ct any well-regulated household.
These Inequalities are entirely overcome by
using the MARTHA WASHINGTON CREAM.
ERY BUTTERED FLOUR.
HOW IT IS MADE.
First, the articles used In Its preparation are
accurately weighed; then the flour is sifted;
next the flour, together with puke Ckeaji of
Tartar, Bicarbonate of Soda, Salt, and fube,
8weet Creamery Batter arc placed In a large
logeniously constructed and patented appa
ratus. The machine Is then set In motion, and
in ten minuccs turns out a bancl of perfectly
Srepared Creameby Buttered Flovb.
o human hand can mix it so well. It Is so
fine it can be passed through an ordlcary llour
sieve. Flour mixed with butter In the usual
way by housewives Is coarse, full of lomps
and incapable of passing through a flour sieve,
and will spoil if kept only a short time; but
"CREAMERY BUTTERED FLOUR" will
keep three months or longer In any climate.
For sale by
P. L. BRIDGERS & CO.,
IIO Nortb Front St.
OCt 5
New Store
-AND-
NEW GOODS.
J HAVE COMPLETED THE REMOVAL
of my Millinery establiMiment to tho large,
airy and commodious store in the Vollors'
Building, on South Front street, opposite the
New Market, and ou MONDAY will be pre
pared to show a superb assortment of
Hats, Bonnets, Feathers,
- Flowersj
Ribbons and White Goods
Nearly all of my stock Is entirely new and
just removed from the cases. I am still open
ing and will hare everything prepared by
WEDNESDAY and thereafter will receive
fresh installments by every steamer.
-Respectfully,
MISS E. KARRER.
South Front Street, Opposite New Market.
oc5 3 -'
NEW FALL HATS !
JUST RECEIVED AT
Mrs. E. A. LUMSDEN'S
lio North Front St.
Oct 2 Iw
Every Day.
F
RESH NEW RIVER OYSTERS
on hand every day this month.
Tlie celebraUl WINBERRYO YSIERS. Hard
to beat and best Oysters in the world.
GEO, JT. UEU12KK
EeptSOlmnae - - Star Saloon.
Tar Heel Liniment. .
T70R INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
, Ely's Cream Balm and YTel-De ever's Ca.
tarrh Core. Also, a complete stock ot patent
Medicines, Drugs, Ac t at ; 7 - -
TTtratjitcI u rtcclra ecsz!caUt
troa owfrssafii ca ily . tai til XJti's !
seacrallatereatfcttt - - . .
Tha taiaa of the writer most always bt'j
ail to tha Editor. ' ' ' " " "
CoaaCTlcattoaji mzai be wrlrlsa ca ci)
cn side ot tha paper. v-
; PCTsonalitics bust bVarolded ! " " -
And it la especially and particularly csd
tood that the Editor does not always eadox
the views of correspondents uelsaa to atatt
in the editorial columns.
NEW A1VE1U3EMENTS.
Grand Opening
OF
FALL & WINTER
WERY
Monday, Oct.p
Tuesday; Oct. 5,
Wednesday,Oct. 6.
Only the latest novelties
in every department,
-AT-
Taylor's Bazaar,
118 MARKET ST.
oct 3
OPE
Fall fe Winter
-AT-
I. I
116 Market St.
An Entirely Few Stock
-OF
Silks, Rhaclams, OLtoruans,
Velvets, Cashmeres, Tricots, -Ladies'
Cloth, Henriettas,
Flannels, tKrc. , &c.
White Goods, '
Laces, Edgings, Furs, Gloves,
Corsets. Men's and Boys' Wear,
Hosiery, Housekeepins Goods,
Domestics, Notions, &c &c.
At prices lower than they hayo teen
known for years.
Terms Positively .Cash !
$2T I shall sell, my goods as low as
the lowest catalogues. r All I ask Is the
same treatment ' r
Cash ! Cash ! Casli!
And assure you at tho same time, my
kind patrons, that I propose to main
tain in the future the reputation gained
in the past of bavin;: '.. '
The Best, the Cheapest !
AND
HOST COMPLETE ASSOBTBEST OF GOODS
To be found ontsido of New York.
Call and be convinced at
M. M. KATZ'G
-aept2I HO 0IA1CKCT ST.
H0RNE OYSTERS I
JT MECHANICS SALOOS? k'k
irom Oct. 1st, to end of ceaVn. Jj
;Beit Beer in city.' Fine WhUiey. ; Beet 5c.
Cfgar. Oysters terved op ii&lnt.
MILL!
s . AND
FaneyGoodSj
OF
oocls
(ATZS,