KAT AMI I I A S.
A thiu little fellow hud su. h a r( wile,
1- Kl will-, (.it wili. l.iid lilrr.it her;
Hlir liMikt'ii like a drum, Hiul he UmjUl J like ti
III.',
And il took ull his money to dress her
(iod IllesS her,
To dress her, i
lod bless her,
To dress bur.
To wrap up hor IXHly and warm up her toes,
Fat toes, flit toed, Ood keep her.
For Unmet and Uiwg and silken clot hen.
To cat her, mid drink her and sleep her,
(ih1 kwp her, ' r
; . 'J'o drink hor, '
(iod keep her, ' '
And sleep her.
She irrew like a tartrct he grow like a sword,
Bh Un.k all the iwi' and she uk all the uoard.i
And It took a whole sofu to bear her, 4
A sword, a sword, una apurn nor:
Owl span? her,
i w pear nor, ; .
' (I oil spare hor,
To boar Iter -
-flhe prrnd, Hke-S-turtltr. ho shrank tlfc ftlktt, j
. ji pmnpi pirn;, ihmi aavu jiimi
Ami noliodr ever tiehelil the like,
.for they hnrt to wear BtnascB to shave ntmr
-1lod save him.
. To BllBVO IlilU, f. ...
tlod save him, ' ' ' 1
' To shave him. .
She fattened away till she burst one day,
Kvploded, blew up Ood take her!
And (til the people that saw it say
ISho eoverod over an aere.
(lod take hor .
' An acre
, Ood take her
An aero.
Anonymous.
INVITED TO GRAY GARLKS.
Mr. Cleveland Reiuets Mr. Stevenson to
Visit Him In His Slimmer Home.
Hloomlinfton, 111., l)i.sptob,9tli."
Two days after the close of the Chica
go convention Mr. Cleeland wrote a
letter of congratulation to Mr. Stevenson,
::itho irirp'rolldejtMftWornjji;.. -
The Jetter conveyed the , heartiest pos
"8ihre"coIgrarulatloBS "iradrinfhestjf
' the ex-President to the Illinois states
man. Last night, upon Mr. Stevenson's
return from the conference t Chicago,
ho found awaiting him a second letter
from Mr. Cleveland.
The letter, it is understood, was litrge
,. ,. ly ih'. voted to the plans for tho meeting
of Mr. Cleveland ami Mr. Stevenson
with the committee of notification in
New York. It also conveyed to Mr.
Stovenson, Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland's in
vitation to visit them at their summer
home-at Uu..ard's Hay. It is understood
that the invitation requested Mr. Steven
son's presence at Cray Gables upon the
Sunday previous to the notification, and
asked him to give the Cleveland family
his presence as long as possible.
Mr. Stevenson was quite ill last night,
suffering from a bilious attack, and Mr.
Cleveland's letter, in consequence, is as
yet unanswered. Mr. Stevenson will,
however, beyond it tiolltit accept tho in
vitation, lie was reported as being much'
better this evening.
Mr. Cleveland's invitation to Mr. Ste
venson includes also his family, and they
are requested to accompany the Cleve
land family from lluzzard's Bay to New
York on Mr. Cleveland's private yacht.
The Next Senate.
Philadelphia Times.
Tho United Slates Senate is now po
litically divulud into 47 Hepuhlicaus, fl!)
Democrats aud 2 Farmers' Alliance, or
now People's party.
New Senators will be chosen for the
next Congress in California, Connecti
cut, Delaware, Florida, Indiana, Kansas,
Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minne
sota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana,
Nebraska, Nevada, New Jorscy, Now
York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee,
Texas, Vermont, W ashington. West Vir
ginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming. It is
fair to assume that ono-nalf of all tho
States which are to elect Senators are
more or less doubtful, in view of the gen
eral confusion of parties.
If either party shall elect a President
by the people, the one that shall thus
succeed will certainly control the Sen
ate. If Cleveland shall be elected in No
vember, the present Senate would at
once cease to be Republican, and if Har
rison shall lie elected, the Republicans
would be likely to hold their nominal
majority aud mako it available for most
. party .purposes. In politics there is
nothing successful but success, and re
newed Republican executive authority
for four years more would hold the wob
bling and doubtful Senators in some way
within the party lines.
There are full half a score of Senators
in the West who would throw off the
Republican harness at onue with tho
overthrow of Republican authority in
the nation; and as the revolt of three
Senators in the present Congress would
end Republican control of the body.it
will be seen that even the next session
of the present Congress may find both
the great parties of the nation in the mi
nority. Never since 18(10 were there
such general doubt in the future political
status of the United States Senate, and
" thcTO'rtrrants can be resolved only by the"
popular verdict in November next.
Mrs. Shober to Metnin C'imtodj of the
Children, but the Father May See Them.
Totifc-hkerpsiei, N. Y., Dispatch, 9th.
.Judge ISarnard to-day handed down
bis decision in the habeas corpus pre
ceeding brought by the Rev. Francis R.
Shober, the deposed Episcopal clergy
man of Barrytowu, N; . The proceed
ing was to compel Mrs. Shober to per
mit her husband to see their four chil
dren when he so desired. After decid
ing that the mother should retain pos
...... .. session of the children, Judge Ilarnard
adds:
"From the case, as made by the plead
ings of the parties and from the evidence
given thereunder, the mother is the beat
custodian of the children, both in respect
to their tender years aud also because the
expectations iu life of the children will
bo apparently best promoted thereby.
Tho custody of the children is, therefore,
given to her. The father has a right to
sec the children, aud the order will pro
vide for the exercise of such ritrht at such
times and places as shall be fixed, after
hearing the parties, by the order.
.-jt--
- Might Have Known the Hardlnit.
Courier-Journal.
A respectable-looking colored man of
the old schno was standing near the
. family carriage, on Fourth avenue, the
other day. lie was ga.iug at the display
of laces in the windows when a Bccdy
wuiie man, wno iookcu as it lie was
at tout to beg, approached aud said
"How do you do. Uncle V"
"Howdy, sah?" responded the old fel
low, luting his liat.
"ou were oorn in Kentucky, were
you not r
"Yes, sah."
"Didn't you once belong to the Har
dins?"
"Yes, sah."
"I used to know the Hardins," said
the tramp, getting ready to make, his request.
"Yes, sah ; dcy waz lots a people dat
.,. . knew de llalidius dat de Ilahdius didn't
know j" and he proudly opened the car
riage door to allow his mistress to enter.
Clave and Steve In lluocombe,
Afthevllle Uaxvtt4t.
On Thursday at Candler's, the wife of
Mr. Monroe Null Rave birth to two boys
which were at once named rcsrectiveiv
Cleve and Steve. All are doing well, and
me iamer is nappy, 'mere were thirty
two hours between'tho birthswhich it
rather a longer interval than usual be
-jweea twtnsr--
"Oen. E. WMoise, of Sumter, is a can
didate for Congress in the seventh dis
IMlii II 1 HIM MMiTIMIS.
Mrs. I'rau
, 1 14 1 1 I- "w Tired
Wants Dlvurif.
of It anil
I'rov idenee It. I.. Dlspiitcli to New York Smi.
The divorce' couit records here will
Boon receive a very peculiar petition,
from Mrs. Sadie Cranilull, the wife of the
Rev. Walter Crandall, a Michigan minis
tor, who . will contest the neperatioif.
iMrs.Cranttjill took the initial Bteps this
morninrta- secure an absolute divorce
She is 33 years old, aud a prepossessing
woman;- Hhe baa been married nine
times withta eight years, the preacher
being' hor Jlrst and also her ninth, hus-
I 1 ...1 lTa la ftlan lier auemm-.- third
fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
Vuibaud. '
. (""'According to the statement of the pe
titioner;. AIf. crauaair is a marriage ma
mac. jTual Is, he Is ever peeking to be
uiarriad, never Insisting en new bride,
but being perfectly coutent wlthr Mrs.
GraiitolLla 'tkaiolitOwlnr lolhi8
matrlmbnial mania, Mrs. Crandall says
her maried life has been a long and har
rowing honeymoon. '
This remarkable couple were first mar
ried in Lansing, Mich., accordlugto the
forms of the Methodist Church. The old
world was selected for a honeymoon
tour, and while in Dublin the clergyman
told his bride he thought their marriage
was not ecclesiastically perfect, because
the parson who united them had not been
ordained by the-Apostolio imposition of
hands. ' He held that this was absolutely
necessary, and he made arrangements for
another marriage in St. Patrick's cathe
dral in Dublin. Mrs. Crandall considered
her husband over scrupulous, but she as
sented to the second ceremony, and there
was another marriage. Mr. Crandall
then learned that St. Patrick's had once
been a Catholic cathedral, that the mass
had tieen sung there, and that the cathe
dodvmeasiuarirK
dral had not Tfeen
ceased to be used for Roman Catholic
worship.
This omission the preacher held to
lie fatal, and another marriage was or
dered. Then he forced her to be married
on board ship by a Presbyterian preacher,
tho Rev. Giles Knight. - Attendance at
one of Col. Ingersoll's lectures convinced
him that this was illegal, for there he
heard John Calvin denounced. Mar
riages by Unitarians, Baptists, Spiritual
ists, and Swedeuborgiaus followed, and
then a year ago the wife, weary with the
long record of marriages to the same
man, left him and removed to this city,
w here she is now looking for a divorce.
She has recently had letters from her
husband telling her that he has ascer
tained that a Congregational marriage is
the only one that has the endorsement of
Ileaveu, and that if she will only consent
to a marriage iu the Congregational
Church he will forgive her llight and
promise that this shall positively be the
last nuptials that he will ask her to par
ticipate in.
Mrs. Crandall and her lawyers are
now engaged in the task of gathering
her marriage certificates, so that all may
be presented to the court when the affair
is brought up in the divorce case.
A (ireat Man.
Smith ft O ray's Monthly.
Winnie How nicely your trunk is
packed! Did you do itJyourself'V
Mrs Newed Oh, in; John packed it
for me.
Winnie How funny! I didn't know
men could do such things.
Mrs. Newed (proudly) My" husband
can;he even told me that he packed a pri
mary once.
MAKKKTS ItV TKl.KOKAi'll.
Special to Harrison Watts, CoinmlxHlon
Merchant, 10 South College Street.
COTTON.
Nkw Your, July 11. Liverpool this
morning showed successive advances to
as much as 5 (14, the market theu holding
very steady and closing at its best. Here,
however, under the nervousness engen
dered by the knowledge that the Hatch
bill would to-day come up for consider
ation, there was not a full response aud
in addition Liverpool had large orders
here to sell at limits which readily sup
plied, the demand and served in the
course of the day to force the decline
which lias transpired. It would seem as
f a creat many people who bad con
tracts with the suspended house of last
Thursday in Liverpool held their in
terest and the result was very free sell
ing here to-day. With all this we doubt
whether the market would have been de
pressed but for the fact that we are
again upon the eve of a very important
action and the suspense has brought
with it considerable demoralization. The
probable result iu the Somite is difficult
to forecast and we can simply uow await
more delinite inloruiation irom that cen
tre till it will be known what will come.
Manchester reports to day were decided
ly better than they have been for an inn
er of weeks back. Iu addition, our
friends have told us that the outlook ou
the continent seemed also better ; in fad
there was considerable inquiry from this
last source during the day iu the
Liverpool market, which is given as
one of the reasons of the advance there.
All in all the situation of cotton on its
own merits more than warrants present
prices though whether the same will hold
or not is entirely- a question or develop
incuts during the next tew days.
Lkhm.vn Mhos.
c.uain.
CiiicAoo, July 11. Corn, wheat and
oats all opened easy and lower the ef
fectjof the government report published
which was bearish. Corn and oats
opened about 1 cent lower than Satur
day s close. Wheat opened 1-4 lower
but quickly declined 1-2 after the open
ing on liberal sales. Hitsidc of the gov
ernment report there was nothing in the
news or conditions to cause strength.
Early foreign advices were of the same
tone as for some time past. Seaboard
clearances wero larger and some shorts
covered at the decline, causing a faint
reaction only, closing about opening
prices. 1 lie decline of I cent at the
opening induced buying lor both long
and Bhort, which checked any further
decline. The condition at St. Louis, as
given in the government report, was bet
ter titan was expected. Closing steady
Lamson Hiios. & Co.
stock.
New Yoiik, July 11. The week opened
with the London market, somewhat de
moralized, mainly on account of tho
weakness on L. & N. The foreigners do
not consider the statement encouraging,
and therefore sold quite a little of this
stock aud also St. Paul aud Union Pa
cific. The by operators covered up most
of their stocks last week as they did not
want to take the risk of facing a possible
good crop report. Tho month before
this they had to pay dearly for their ex
perience and this time it was just the re
verse. Tho wheat estimate is good and
we are sure of at least a Oiw.otKl.OOO bush
el crop, but the corn estimate we consider
as anything but favorable to the rail
roads. The percentage of .87 is brought
about by the good prospect of corn, both
East and South, while the averages of all
the Wostern States will not amount to
.75. The crop is two weeks later than
last year, and we do not think the pros
pects good for the corn-carrying roads
On this belief there was some sellinv of
long stock but very moderately, and the
bears were the.. biggest sellers It, is of
course a question whether they can dis
lodge any quantity of stock, out if the
nrosnects for corn do not imnrove the
holders of lh corn carriers will have to
liqiiid.itu at lower prices. Our opinion
is that it is safer for the moment to take
the short side of the market. The gen
eral market was heavy all day, and closes
at the lowest prices.
On Wednesday the Stewart bill is to
conic before the Ilouse, and it is hard to
say what the outcome of It all will be.
People here think (that if a vote is taken
it will le lost by a small majority.
Nothing of importance is reported
from Homestead. The State troops
have not arrived yet, but they are under
way. Wall street docs not feel kindly
towards Gov. Pattlson for allowing the
mill to remain in the hands of the mob
for over a week. - ".. ,
Tho market was a. little more active,
and we look for more activity this week.
. J.ij.DACHE&Co.
MUN K UAHK KT
Newt York, July 11,-MoneyeIoiiod at
lowrrt rate; hlirhrm- " ;
hiuuawru closed nalet and easIehPosUid rates
4 HH(tij ; actual rati t S7 for ) days airM V-j
or ueuiuuo. uuvernmums uuii out lirm;
currency luo bid t'l coupons 1 Wi bid:
extended I's registered luo bid .
BALTIMORE fUOOUCK MARKET
FLODRi-dull Western super
8 10(aS! OR; do extras i Vaii 75 ; do family i Ou
(a)4 6U; winter wheat patent 4 tO(a)i 86; spring
wheat patent 4 MX&i S5. spring wheat straight
4 sfto.4 4U. -
WHKAT.dull: No J red spot 811;
June ! July SOX("80X; Amr kM8,";
Sep SOX bid; Oct. StX asked; steamer No J red
TtU asked.
Southern wheat weak; Fult 77084; Lcng
berry imM.
XHNea8y; mixed spot MXa54WrJune
; July M asked; Aug asked;
steamer mixed 60 asked.
Southern corn steady white 00: yellow ft.
OAT8-ea8ler;No.8 white western tt)f. No.
3 mixed western !f.t8U.
RYE dull; No 8, 83 nom. Stock MTU.
HAY-stuudy; good to choice timothy 11 60a
15 n't. ,
URAlN-frelirtitt dull; steamer to Liver
pool, per bushel, I, 2Jtd. "
OOTTON-nomtnal.
iv loiirno F u'ttuv; wk OB loiH,jt) mi; IOUK
clear ; clear ribs sides, sugar nickeled
shoulders S: suirar cured smoked shoulders
H; hams, Bmail, 14; large, 13; lard, relincd
i.; cruue 7.
KU'i'TEU-steadV creamery, fancy 21: do
fair to choice HKjuJU; ladel tanvy l'i; good lo
lioleo lUfltw; store-packed 13(0)14.
IMM.rv wean umx - -
COFFEK-steady rio cargoes fair lfl, No
13.
8l.'AU-flrm granulated IX.
COl'l'KU-retlncdl.
NEW TORK PRODUCE MARKET.
Nkw York, July II.
FLOUR - closed dull, unsettled. Kino
euperilne spring 1 SO&tJ 20; do winter 2 2Xi2 SO;
extra No. 1 spring 2 Ma;l Mi: do winter
Ouoj4 50; No. i spring 2 l(Xs!2 W; do. winter
7!K3 10,
Southern Hour ruled In buyers' favor. Iaw
xtras ii25a3 7ri; Tnulo and family extras :i20a
40: Patents 4a4 05. '
Wheat opened a'i decline, fell more
then rallied and at noon wait steady. After
12 o'clook there was a further rally and the
market closed llrni. root lotjt art- sternly but
trade is slow. Spot sales No, 2 lied winter at
ss.
CORN options weak, closing at decline,
Just lief ore
the close there was a sharp rally and prices
ailvani-ed S(i.
Spot lots closed dull spot sales ot No 2
mixed 5ti; No 2 mixed July an1, ; dd Aug
544, Sept 54 Oct 53.
OATS opti;n weak with a moderate de
mand until near tho close when the murket
became stronger ami advanced X.
SiKjt lots closed steady: spot sales of No
white tfiiX No 3 do 3iS; No 2 clipped
uly 3fk; do August X': Sent 34 V; No 3 mix
d 37 1 .
UYK-Notriiial. .
POKK-moderate demand; prices unchain
ed.
LARD closed ipiietbut Hrui.
8UOAK- raw. steady. Light demands test
Muscovado Kl) test t' centrllugal 3S
retlned qnlot and unchangexl: cut loaf and
lushed mi 5V Powdered 4a 4 : gniuinl 4a
;Ciibas-4a4,; Mould A 4 Hat V.
COFFER snot lots steady: lair rlo oar-roe
14V. Futures closed tlrm. July W; Aug II Wl;
Oct 11 sfi;Nov 11 so.
CHICAQO PRODUCE MARKET.
Chioaoo, July U. Leading Futures.
All tho grain markets were depressed lo
day lij the ticarish crop report, the line
weather, and anu; option legislation. Wheal,
however, recovered nearly all ol its early loss
on the siilwtaiitlal decrease in the visible sup
ply, closing only lie lower, while corn record
I a decline ol to 1 , and oats show a loss
ol IS, to I1,.
Provisions, unlike trrttins held decided
strength. Pork gained l7X(nJii: lard TV ribs
ic. I he advance was attributed entirely, by
many of Ihe brokers, to manipulation.
Highest Closing
Wheat July 7H 7'H
A uir "fl 75
Sept 7SSJ 7rt.
Dec 7S,- - 7X S
Corn July 4sv, Is
Aug
Hep is is
Oct 47)5 47
May in IU
Oats .Inn
July mi', 3D
Auk Mi 2!t
Sept 3n i
Mess Pork July ll.Hll 11.77
Sep 1I.!'7S ll.WS
Jan IJ.-JU 1.1.15
Lard July 7.17 -
Hep 7.:m T.L'7 S
Jan 7,17 7.1s
Short Rlbi July 7.'S 7. m
Hep 7.;', 7.1.' i,
Oct.
01 ITTON
CITY. BALK TONE M'KT. UKUP Exp
(lalvestoc I easy 7 Mt
Norrolk 23 steady 7, lut;
llaltiuiore nom , 2ll
llostoti ipilet 7 '. 71:! W
Wilmington steady il
Philadelphia! 'inlet 7X
Savannah ! 5 linn 7 PKI
Newtiilcans .men steady 7 I hi 1 Tt . 1
Mobile H mi 7 15
Memphis LKI steady 7 Vi
Augusta 252 dll nomT :x 5s
Charleston quiet 7 41
Cincinnati steady 7t 2tli
Louisville steady 'K
St. Lout steady J7J Ifl 71
NKW YORK COTTON FUTUKB8.
Highest
Lowest
Closing
June
July - "(Ma; I
August 7 22 7 13 7 I Khllt
Boptemlier 7 2 7 2(1 7 :S2I
October 7 : 7 :i ' 7 ;tal
Novemlwr 7 1!' 7 31i 7 3W(ts41
Deeoralier 7 5!i 7 IS 7 I'.KC.Mi
January 7 Us 7 57 7 57i.5s
Feb 7 7s 7 iH) 7 Va,7
Midi 8 st 7 75 7 7Val77
Apr .... 7 sjutsii
Market closed easy, sales 1U7,7H0.
LIVEUPOOL COTTON MARK KT
Litkkpooi, July II, 4 P. M.-Smits steady
utir iieuianii; iiiiu'iooii; .) in in sales s.llil
American 7,5110. Futures steady.
June
July
3 Ml b
July and August
3 5U I
August and September
Septemlier and October
Oct and Nov
Nov and Dec
3 (HKofll
it 3
402
41 'I 5
Dc and Jan
4 07 s
Jan and Feb
I 09 I
Fidi and .Mai
CINCINNATI PRODUCB MARKET.
PORK-famlly 12 7M13; regular 12 Ua):n 85
i,Aiti nettio arifwi m
IIACON Shorts cloar sides, 8(aW 115
WHISKBY-salosof m barrels of finished
goods on tho basis of 1.15 per gal., high wines.
NAVAL 8TORB8.
Wh.m i NOTOif , N. C. July 1 1. 8pl rlu turpen
tine, steady Rosin firm; stnilnoi
S5; good strained 00; tar tlrm: I 40: crudi
turiKtntlne steady; hard 1 00; yellow dip 1 H
virgin i m.
Uiiabi.estow, July 11. -Turpentine tlrm
Zi.n: rosin nrm
-PEP-O-TASH.-
FOR DIARRHOEA AND FLUX.
Especially good for 'Teething Children
HTFor Bale by Druggists.
ALL II KALI NO SPKINCS HOTF.L
will bo opened on the 2Hrd inst. Per
sons seeking a cool pleasant dace to
spend the hut months cannot do better
than slop at All Uealitig Springs, seven
miles west of Taylorsville. The water
is celebrated for its Healthgiving prop
erties. For further information address
W. II. BAKNKS,
, ELLKNIUI.E,
Alexander, Co., N. C
EMMONS BLAINE
U no more, his soul has been wafted to
that boarno from whence no traveller re
turns, and there are people whose physi
cal ailment, pernaps, nas caused tuein to
prepare tho necessary change for ferry
man Charon and who doubtless would
obtain a new lease on life by ylsitlng the
how fauiOusr Cleveland Mineral Springs,
.which la open for gmtr Culinary de
partment' unsurpassed. For polite, at
tention, due considvatlftJad thoroughly
making our guests at homo, We defy
competition. Address, for circular,
Proprietor Bfrjhos,
: Shelby, N-.O.
The FAMOUS CONNELLY SPRINGS
Dlroctlv on line of W N. C. Division
of It. & D. It. It.,and only 150 yards from
Station. Four dally passenger trains.
This favorite resort 1b now open. Cuis
ine simply unexcelled. .
This water has been' highly Indorsed
by hundreds of tho rhedical profession
aud has been pronounced by a competent
London authority to bo fully equal to
any of the most celebrated mineral wa
ters of Europe oi America. Water
strongly diuretic and touic.
Write for prospectus and rates to ;
Connelly Springs, N. C.
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passed ill iloiuilinK Si hiKils. The bull.llnus
are llghtexl with gits, heated by a hot water
heater: hot and cold water baths j in I 11 rat class
sanitary arrangements on each floor.
The grounds aud surroundings are me most
-cant II ill in the Houifi.
T Session opens Hcptemlior '.'1st, 1 Him.
Kor terms and catalogue, address tin
Presl-
dcut.
DAVIDSON COLLEGE,
DAVIDSON, N. C.
Session 1H'.I2 !:( begins September sth
CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL,
SCIENTIFIC,
LITERARY, RM1LICAL,
COMMERCIAL.
Eight Men iu the Faculty. Courses for
Degrees Elective in the Higher Classes.
Accessible Inexpensive Moral.
Y.M. C. A. Hall aud Gymnasium
complete.
Send for a catalogue. Address:
Rev. J. H. SiiKAitKit, I). I)., LL. 1).,
President.
rjourtDeo
A Classical and Commercial Sciol
OF HIOH ORADE.
ricgsnt Rulldings and thorough Equipment.
Ei Large patronage from all the Southern
States. Beautiful and healthful situation In
view of tho mounUlns. Over 300 Btudcuu
last year. v Ternn lteaaouable.
Summer School ( BuiIkini College Course ) opctii
June 29.
.Fall Term begins August 16.
For ' IUuatrated Catalogue, address,
J.A.'&M.lH.'HOLLPrin..,
OAKTRIDCE, N. C.
GRIP AND TETTER-WORM
CURED.
There is nothing more tenacious than Crip
unless n oe Teller vorm-il is nard to gi
rid of cither, but then; are remedies for lioth
Listen:
Ciuhi.otts, N. C, July 7, 1SIB,
To whom this may Interest or concern:
I was badly affected with l.n (irlnne and was
In a mtIous condition. I vfl Chapman's
vegetable fills and instant Holier and re
eolved moro bcncllt from thorn than from anv
thing I have taken. I earnestly recommend
them to any one who may suffer from I m
tlrtppcorltseffocts. S. 8. CAI.nwRIX.
CiiAm-oTTK. N. C. July 7. lK'
1 have tried several remedies for Tetter
Worm and was never able to lind anything t
no me any good until i round M r. lhapman'i
Kemisly, which has Ituen of groat boncllt to
me, and I wlleyp win cure me sound and well
in a miovi lime. v . i,. kkuuhon.
Call on mo at my lalsirntori for ahy of abovi
invamaiile nmiues or aunross me at Kooms
mat 1 tl Waat: ITnle ttrewt. OharlntM. N. O.
IN IBSa
K. P. CHAPMAN, Proprietor
c z r, c c:
i "i - "i -t
Colteo '
Cull re
Colli'
Coll we
Colfce
Colteo
Sinrnr
Suirar
Sugar
Nui-ar
--nuar
Snirar
Siurar
Suir.ir
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Suirar
Sugar
Sugar
Suirar
Rnkiug Powders
Raking ruwders
Leaf Lard
Leaf Lard
Leaf Lard
Leaf Lard
Coll'ee
l!olfH'
Colleu
ColllH!
Co II (HI
Coffee
(Jotfoo
Uotlwi
CofflMI
Coifed
OotfooJ
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
" Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Htnrar
' Huunf
. Sugar
Sugar
sugar
Sugar.
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
SuRar
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar j
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Suirar
Coffeot
CoffeeJ
Colfoul
OoffeeJ
Oiiroo .
OilTcd
Order from
Colli
MAYER & ROUS.
MAYER & ROSS.
i ml
Ouffuul
tVjffool
vjotreel
VYTiolciinWi OroorKr
Wholesale Grocers,
C-oUw!
ColflH)
Colfoo
Cbfrou
OolfecJ
Charlotte, N. C.
Charlotte, N.-O.
Uiftooi
CoffoeJ
vvonoo
Oolfeo
Ooffeo
Coffoid
Coffo
CoffoeJ
Raking Powders
Raking Powders
Molasses
Molasses
Molasses
- Molasses .
CoflOiJ
Ooffeo
Coffeol
CofTeu
Oofreui
Cuffooi
Coffee
Ooffeut
Coffoo
Ooffeo
0ollm . ,
Co IT
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I S S ff 95 i
CHAS. C. H(K)K.
ARCHITECT
DUFORD HOTEL
B. W. BUTLER.
CIVIL ENfJINKRR AND AUOHITKCT.
, (UrtlooCtty Hall.)
City and town sites surveyed, laid out and
mapped. Wat powers surveyed aud -XBin-Inod.
Lottirm Ao. Plans ami estlmab's of
buildings, i irveys, plans ami ustlmntea of
sewer Bystons andwatcr works. Survuys or
street oar I tos &a Att work guaranUMHl.
DO YOl EVER 00 DRIVING
Thomas A Vail keep some of the bcM.
Huggy Horses aud Most Stylish turnouts
to bo found anywhere. Try thum.
Telepltoue 68.
THOMAS & VAHj,
15 N. College SI-
Hugh W. Harris Wk.M. Littlr
HARRIS & LITTLE,
itrney8 at Law,
Cbarlottu, N.
('.
Street
OrBoc'
West Trade
DR. ANNIE ALEXANDER,
PraoUoo llmltix) to WomotiandChlldn-o. Ol
floe Hours: to 13 a, m.,;i to 4 p. m. No. -410 N.
Tryim Bt, Charlotte. N . C. sop 5 iHMy
F TOU wish to advortlsnnnythlng anywhere
at any Umo. write to UKOKUB v. ko-
8LL A 0U. No, Ul Sumo tU N V
EVE11Y ON Bin myl of bifonnatlori on thi
BUliJcot Of ailvertlslng will do well tool)
tains copy of "Hook tor Advertisers." itin
rwufos. price one dollar. Mailed, postage paid
on receipt of prtoe. Contains a enrelulcora
filiation trom the American rtowspnia r lureo
lory of all the best pa)er8 and class Journals:
gives tho circulation anl rating of every ono.
and a gtsul dual of Information alsiut rates and
other matters iK'rUtlnliig lo the business of ail
vertising. Address
ltOWBLL'H ADVBKTISINO 111. KRAI',
ly 40 Spruce St. New Vor
SEABOAUU AIR LINE.
Jri.Y in, 1H1.
llEaVVKEN CH.-M1I.OTTK- IIA.HI.iriV-UAU
EKill AND l'OUTS.MOl'Tll UICIIMoM)
WASHI.NOTON, II ALTI Mi HV., PI 1 1 L
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11 3ft am- i
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Lv liurhain -r
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Lv Wel.lnn A i
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Ar N. V.,P. U. 11.
lit Pin
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liloii, A.c"
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Ar WashlngUin
11. V. A P.
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Ar Iliiltuiiorc P. lilt Lv
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Ar New Vork, P. It. It.
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ATKVSTA.
in, lwl y n
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fTv AtlanU
:iri am
171.
pm
Lv Athens
II 1(1 am
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' '.unpin
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Ar Athens
Ti If) pin
Ar Atlanta
I
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CI I A 11-
1 eTT H A N D W I LM I N (J T )N
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Ar. Charlotte
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Ar. Moons'
Ar. Hamlet
Ar. Maxton
Ar. Wilmington
Jl'lv 111, ism.
No. SI
f.v. Wilmington
Lv. Miction
Lv. Hamlet
Lv. Monroe
Ar. Charlotte
Lv. Chariot Ui
Ar. Hutherfordton
I l:i pin
s :) pm
Trains No. :ts and n have through Pullman
weepers lietween Muni-oe hii.1 Atlanta
1 rain iNo..iscoiuiec(sat Weldon wllh througli
l ullnnill lluirct Mleeper lor Iticliinond. VV Hsh
Ington, llnlttinoro.Phlladolphla and New York
Dally. tDnlly ciccpt Sunday. H llrcaklast
li Dinner, s Supper.
I'or Inlormation relative bi schedule, rules
fare, Ac, apply to J. 0. Hamkkhvii.i.k..
Ticket Agt., Charlotte. N. (
Jno. C. Winiikh, (lenernl Manairrr; o. V
SMi-rn, TralTlc MaiiKger; L. T. Mvkms, (iein
SiiM'rint'iidcnt.
A Family Affair
Health for the Baby,
Pleasure for the Parents,
New Life for the'Old Folks.
Hires
oot geer
THE GREAT
? TEMPERANCE DRIKX
Ms r family ofTnlr Arcauhlto
of tho hoirxw A M cent
pocltafre muhofl H (rallona ol
ft delicious, .iitrc.ngtliQnlin
blilwvcsonrjt bovcra0i.
I IWn't he diwlved If a dealer, for
4 the nuke of larger nrnllt. u-lls vdii
aorhe other kind Is " lust as goisl "
-"H Aits. NeltnKnfloDlaatgood
M the geoulue liuoui'.
6 1, Z ' ' :
Sr " )' urn r
iUL!
(
i Tr.ty
f tills
..aT
K'UMONI) &
UxVNVILLK
H.
CllKDULE.
In T:iToi!t May nth, lHftS.
WAINS t,WVR CH AHU CPT17, N. ('.:
l-.i 1 1 , 1 1. ror Annul a iiarniirrvAir
, M. I 1 In" dlv l.slou and all polios South atxl
l:u0 Soul li went. Uanlis througli Pullman
P. M. J Drawing ltisim llullet Sleeper betwi.-cli
Ni.'W York, Washington and Atlanta.
1 DAILY Kor C UJ( A. dlv Islon Includ
'. lug Columbia, Augusta, Aiken, Charles-
e-.io
M.
l-m
ton. Savannah and all Florida points.
M.
Ciurles Pullman Bloepliur car belwinn
liiuiv llle and Auirustii,
No. .17 DAILY, Washington nrwlSouth
wesUTU VestlbuliMl l,linlt'd, for At
liinta, lllrmlngham, Memphis, Mont
uiiiniTy, Mobile, New Orleans; nil points
Nmlh and Southwest, New York to
New Orleans, and Washington to Mem
phis without change, No extra charge
uncpt usual Pullman lain,
Nil HI, DAILY, lor Washington, Itlch
moiid, H'llelgh, (ioI'lHliom und al
p.ilnls North. Curries Pullman Slis'ii
ing ears irom Atlanta to New York,
and Augusta to Salisbury.
N A. H. i A I LY, H.r Wiighlngtot
IIIi-TiiiiiiiiiI, Tliilelih. (iolilslsiru mid all
points Ninth. Carries Pullman Sleep
ing an t rom Augusta to Washington
jinil Ashev ille to Ttalclifh.
Nil. .is DAILY, Washington A South
Wenern Vestibule l.Imlti'd, Kor
WiisIiIiikIoii and all points North.
Througli ears Is'twoeii New Orleanfl
lucl New York, aud Moinphisand Wash
Inuloii.
STATKSVILLH leave Chariot' 111:45
A M. dull), iv.:3i P. M dally except
Hnnibiv.
A. M
"Jr.
H::ii
KOK
1'UAINS AltUlVK AT CHAULOTTE:
S:im A. M.
-.i I . l
l::B A. M
(1:4(1 A. M
f:im P. M
. KttOM THK NOUTH.
FKOM ATLANTA.
i
FHOM Al'OUSTA.
!i;10 P. M.
;i:nr A. M. I
r-.r, p. M. (
(t ill P. M.
Dall).
I1::JII A. M
1KO.M STATKS V 1 1. Lit.
l-'.. Sun. !
.PAssj:MiKii.?yivj.N(ij;uAmOTiVv.i
A. l . .v 1 1. ami piiaiosv ine, ar in: in a. hi.
make close connection at SUlesvlllo
tor all Western North Carolina polnu,
iiirivlnu l'iiiilr H:riil P. M. In amnio
time to stage tolllowlng liock, iUmlles
ilislant. for supper, or arrive Aslievlllo
r.(i v. M.
SOL HAAS, JAB. L. TAYLOIt,
Traffic Manager. Hon. rasa. Agt.
W. A. TL' UK .
Ass't Oen'l Passenger Agt., Charlotte, N ,C.
W. H.CjUKKN, (joncrul Managor.
JALMK1TJ KA1LH0AD COMPANY.
On and Hftr Sunday July 13, lstu, trains
will run as IoUhwsi
UOINO SODTII.
NO, 1 PaSSEWOKII AND KllKIOIIT.
U'avc Hamlet M:;lam
Oslsirne tl'iag Station) H:iiUain
7M-
"Kollock Station Il:a)am
:
Arrive Che raw 11:411 am
tA
OOINO NOHTI1.
NO. t PAHSKNllKIt ANP FltKIOIlT.
Leave Cheraw 4:im pm
2:1
" KelliMk 4pm
' Oslsirne , 5:lSpm
7:11
Arrive Mamies ft:!K)
WM.MONCUKR.Hupt
- W. -
IDEAL WIND-MILL.
Cheapest I Simplest,
and BEST WIND
MILL on earth Gua
ranteed to stand un
less tower goes
dowm.
Bend for descriptive circular,
A. It. WILLMAN, Agt.,
Charlotte, N. C.
Estimates given on plumbing work
Sewer pipe, etc. Jy
!B Fl rd Whliker tr
tfyi tteonred at boron with
l&Joutpaln. nook of par
Ill tlcnlarssent FKFR
tX. I. S I
thun. bin. OOlce WuitetuUI
Columbia Pneumatics !
Experience of the past six months; test
by the best whuelinen-, . many thousands
in use have demoustrutuil that Columbia
Pneumatic tires are practical, in point of
fact, the. moat practical in. uae -. .. j
They (ret over the rroun J.
They make the records.
lhey skim tUe cream.
L. K. U AUIiY, Agt..
Charlotte. N. C.
5 - mu i nz.
& 1 V. ' S tl ti " J
Hijfe'; vM Iritf. '"'.'A'RldTr Sweet, Smoke ? -i i "'
f gj Do You Want -ij
i: To .Get Your Money's :
. orth ?..... (.' . . ..ij
Ppgip Then You Want
r ' - b'iajii - hii iii r i ipii 'Hi' .-I - , w b m www v w w wi -T"-j;"T"Ti."-r r "-v t
!:fe io i
i mmmm Five for Ten Gents. I -
... : ,. --, ... vsaww-
6,
It.
HIPIU
til
TRAY
The Tray is art
'RUHK
to roll b.K !c, li-ivi" ; t,ij
, llOlloilt lf lyj "1 llllik
cnyof a- . e s.
Nothinc to btcnk or crct out of order. The
can be lifted out if desired, and to buv
stylo is a giiarnijtee that J'oU will get the
strongest 1 runic made.
If your Dealer cannot furnish you, notify the n
manufacturers, )
H. W. ROUNTREE L BRO.. Richmond. Va. 8
: : OLD " rAi
tXPJH5t5 MQOERATfc.
.IT IS A DrTY Too oweyoiiriMlf aaJ ram.
It lo get the brut vain for year maarr.
Kronomlsn In your fool writ r by arrliaslna
V. I,. Itnuirliia kih
bent value for price Baked, a IkaaMuida
will teatliV.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE cpnleIifn.
THE BEST 8 HOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONET.
IITHKIL NPKrl A 1.TI KM In fontwnu mrnt
the same high grnda.and reprmfint a monry value
far Is'yund the prices olisrsml, ttoe thai Dame and
prlixi aro stnmiMMl on tiottoin of each slum.
' Ain nu si iisi iTi tk.
W. I., llouglus. lltocktou. Alaa Sold ly
GILKEATII & CO.
WEAK m
UNDEVELOPED
Corulrt'nflifif the human form suecenst ullv treattsl
tiMleve.np, stranettMn, enlarae all weak, Munled,
nnilcvelnped, feeble organs and part of the body
hli;h bate lost or imver attained a proper bum
muural site, due .to III luialih, abase, exoesua. or
unknown oauses. There is one nielhed and
only one, by whtrh this may be aonumpllahoil.
liicroased flow of Wood to any part, proouoedby
sliiiluaipuratiis aetljig automatically, creates now
tissue, time and vigor by the same natural lawa ai
theluCTeimeof "lie and strength of muscle. Dont
bo imjudlced beosuse little quacks propose by silly
niiisin to do the mn. WVVArKiXTvC.
There'a no Iran back ofonraAere. Our pay
will come when the pulilio know olearly science
from fraud. Write us tor Instructions, full deacrtp
turn, proofs, references, ete. Allenntyon la plaia
sesli'd letter without oest or any kind,
ESIB MEDICAL pp., BuFrAXO, V. 7.
CURE
YOURSELF!
r If tmiitdfvtwiih i
f Itloet. WhtiiM Hnun..l.L "
J ' , -' .. .u.
for snyiinnstural dlchar.k
ironr nniKgist for a bottle of
I OIK .
It rurea in a fewdaya
rllhollt the fthl nr r,,KM.l
oft
1 doctor. Non-rolaonoua and
Imiaranteed not to atricture.
Tht Vnivtrtal AmtrUmn Cur:
Manufactured br
. Ths Evani Chemical. Oo. I
CINCINNATI, o.
OH YOU WANT A DESK?
tW-", SSNO'rOB CATALOGUE.
Creenvllle, S. C.
WASHINGTON & LEE
I NIVIsKHITY, 1.4-ilnaten, Va.
AcsiU'Uiie: Iaw; KuirineeriDtf. Oiwma Henl fl.
F-ir ( tkioiutius address O. W. 0. LKfi, PraaaW
LAWSCHOOLr.
WAHHIKOTdN AMDLEr UN1VK1WITY, Lil1tltnn.Vl
(' A. (irnvpti. Prof, (Ittin. and Hut. Iaw. J. Kn
noiph nicKnr rnr rriiuitv, UfrnMitutumu jaw ia
ii;iiiKHri audriwa
i. W U LKK, Praiktoiit.
l'tii'iiianilj say ilu-y will .r Ne Other ftkoe.
Wear this Shot during the Summer Months.
00 NOT SUFFER WITH
TIRED or TENDER FEET.
THIU Shun EXPANDS 'ith EVKIIV MlfflON (it
tin- fiiiit. Alwnv. ri-tsliH lit prrtrt-l tiling 'riw
AD.II'SI'Alll.K h-utiire link". 1 iuhiI1,. Io
a iiArruwur .Iiihi.
THE PERFECTION
Obats no more, loaka better, wears longer.
ni,,.-. iwj wiuub mora uoiiiiort
than anv nlkir uwke.
Prteea. SS.OO. la BO M M Uill
CONSOLIDATED SHOE CO., MTit, LJnl.
cod
W.J. DAVIS CO.
FOR OYER FIFTY YEARS
MBS. WUJljUIW'e - ; r --
800TUINCr SYRUP. , -
has ticou used for children while icth
Ing. It sooths the child, softens thfl
guiun, Bjinva mi imiu, cures wina C0110,
regulates the slomach and bowels and.
is vne oest rcmeuy ior (Iliireati . Twenty
five centrt a bottle. 80I4 bjr all druggist
throughout the world. wt 21 iUw ly
4.00i' 12.50
43.501 Pi 112.00
12.50 raHI2.oo
2.25 Hi Ml 11.75
wu
I
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