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'ZlLtirtt tb iJrtoty ft-re 1ten4
ThlMMn'a PnnTH.i
Uercfn n .ml amifMtmr iitnnk hnfora
. - a in 1 :n
84 wSi to WI Goods cut Toy? ad. any Aotwe
i.h frSubt icte4.Tbey paoaUwyaate tfc
w,t IiMft -.--uit.Tv U '--tVw.' k
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. in" .".v.'ii9. ',H..'-?'fm.t. i V.-y.-
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;''ayD"coxT&miNG five days.
1; 't
.yWpttwr tW
' UtMPrwiims Offered
!i ; 4w,J LthMti'ivMl'Mul fniml. frnm tfiA
gi&teble boroVjft, now pBers to lhe eilizet ol
limi sack advanUjretaa th$f have never beeit
tjui.9
w.
mtvmmxm n
lnVte or.expse-wiu.be spared to make the", J .v;
J HEW .TUT HMO- CAEMHAS MMH!'. SDCtffii
Liberal Wem'umrf are oBered for improved stock, field cr
tic
Art.
T
Sccretarv
...J a Ilnwuuitiii Mar.MtaitlnNrrw fnnrilaTlflVc FYrrTMiJHIInrllilrllB 111 I InlUnlirT Blltl 1
SpiTTiTi TJTtm " . , ... . , . thisdty
he'rau nreoiUrrfist.WrLnnjhia form,- will pe $eat ,by. iaJll upon. appfieation to the' crowd. ;i t
' w.rV" , ,- j -Tr.j. - I The price
y m . . . ,. . r. .iK T.v. ;.i:iii!i .J.:;.!1 ! lit'. . r,
. flHiBIGHTS WND, TRAM yjyUKIWllUJN it -
AirahRementa'B'ave heett hlade' "witn 'the
rfitoH, ami articles cominfir to the Fair i
Ale, Porter a4 Wfr
. f UST REfSEtVKD . ' V5.-I J 1 7J r J '.I
k, CasU of pottled Ale, j-AnU&
28 Cask! or Bottled PorfefY
25 Casks of Bottled Lager,' '.''. '-v k";
Fotaate at reasonable pr-vcf jl t' "
auE-7-'74tC
r.J fit, ..o. j jIA -,jX
t
Farm for Sale. Hi
Q BAHAM A NASH have aeyerat tery dV
irable Fansia for sale. Hear the rCity,
iroui 180 to 300 acres each,. . Call on T -
';,t"- K; KASH," 1
OfflwWreaiJof'sCblXJ. E, Brown's office-
Wanted.
THREE bt four Marble CuttersNone bnt
ood workmen, peed ilW?'!- U
JCptS - . w F. A. McNINCH,
A LARTS lot'St Fra tFfemch nd ; Plafn
A. Candie. Lemons, Jtalslns and snta, re-
JelS .15 t I U f 1 liWKFOY'S. T
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5 1
UTE Have recYed to-fA a-StoaU' lot of
.irJiairC5iioii one op t r run ja.i
1 1 i -
WIMMONS' IlntTT lmDound.' Simmon's
liver Regulator - Home'EIttersV Ilostet
er s Bitters - risf -t---tj "
"lane 12 1
. il ill, i. j . i r,.r ..'I.,
i J ? j. Trade fit
A , FTJLt line of all kinds of Patent Medl
cinea on hand, will .beCsold cheap ; for
" l-Vfi MOA.UiJS IS,'' mWW-'D.Ay.'(
' r 7 MUh uui UlllI TlUUlf
MAYKK. GREY' BOSS'
TP HE best Cider "VAtrar in townat
Aflkfei llliy jaenCvn9IgueX 0 IOC' iewrair. u W varunuao.' nifnuj iiukwki I win, it ia niuugut, ob uiiger moil iv woo josk
t No paUi. or expenses will be' -pared to make1' Jtfl ' The renV.naof the burnt houses' on Trade
fexbibUfw,.prJococrib.U?t?flhe ac MtfJto JSSShJSE' street, stand jiat as they were when the
rt St ITiO ASSl'1: I flames lodsedelr holdn the last Satui
i 1 1 AfY.LB3trukfLst IToteiny In;lpts to
v v -iit pUTtharr3 , jr..'', .... y
ren large Stock; oMIes's.fVomn'
RHIIKH anil 4 A Ts Mmnr c . o 1 1 -i r.
nnrchanlnir ftlnwheV f i
Ift JTew Forik Bostofrt 9t Baltimore, -
fipenae of a'tr i p North V b-t, fjom -
4 , , rpfeSUTHfc :
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4nin . , onnnd
if f ii
Annual Address
MSflrBatirWare:
f ! ' li
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iKnTw "dlit which haft heretijforft been a ron-
the Iwotafea ,or tiorin ami .South Cam-
able; to give,. biih iap;eniuni undattrac-
0 s
t i s -c o n p l e t r;
t
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Cropst Uoriicnllural and Doroes-
fariocr;.IUiIrQad lioea foii lhe nsoal rates for
j-,"" ri ,'vc V
Suva A l:. XHtiyj'-.H I
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r-i'urfi "m- w rT r : . 'y-- 1 : i-. ,rL .t-ni T-f r
HAVI.au agam. locateu i Vuarioti,
Ail,' make j roy Respectful salutations to ray
old mends and acquaintances-. x am now
in the Retail -Department jCiatjustly -
celebrated firm. ot; Messrs. "wntkowsky " &
Rintela, where I shall oe pleased to wait on
all my patrons I ' guarantee to them polite
J l . A ..
anen uon ana just .ntuic",u f- ; "x
sept 10 2nJ vii JI.-D.4.,.IcLKOU.,l
NEW YORK", September lOthJ ?7$.. J
u'lCnrmuir' Or .thk Obsebvxb; Allowttie t
through yoqr paper to say to oux friends J
nl i h nnhHo that while me thermometer l
T? l . j irJZ7 SZ nr, t - av r
Talmas, Overcoats, Dressand Business j
NaiM.suiibe oi i"pIt,w0I K -Myor, advertise.
line. fiUiKU jur mo rttimuu mwhv nt" v,i
gentlemen, that has not been anosnaii not
be surpassed oy any siock in vie ouuui. , i
- i una tne siocks nere mucu ibwci,
-i-y- A i i. it,v. loaf-. 'rit
loiter Btjries auu ;ih;cs .wu V
which 1
will call
A..YOUNO
.u Ave ara.no wf
.mm AAs -k n m . a b a wmiv emfkir .. i.iimii
'lX toE anl in U will be
found a .variety of Goods,, not to befiroeU
to - merit its continuance, 1 remain very
rrir.tfullv. , . ALPHONSO YOUNO. i
8C12 tf . - ' -il!.
CdroUna"luiUyTtitnti1
Cfl&rlO t-t 9 S , C -r
T1XERC7ISES resnmed October 1st. t next.
Jci 1 Local cadets, those from the city, pro-
posing io enter iu iibmwks
hand in their names at once. Aaaress .
V A.'
sel5 3t
. - - .
Superintendent,
.Wantpd,;rf'j;i'f.v
Yl young unmarried ladyi.a situation as
eisewuexe. nve us can v" wiu ."' water moccasin, in a bottom on nis place on
He for the?r4iberal natronaee. and hoping inlengthj Of inches in crrcumference, and a
i T
I jm r uouse-Keeper. juj .nn? w.v-bi t wjth which ttis aoflge could be played WHO
house work.; References, given unired: f fc f ft . -
if . tpi fnrther iniormaiion,HPPi.v i- -- - t . . ...
. xmon; : . t v 3 w
One nciiV- .....v-. 60
-ee iy, onfl-yea.. fiLflQ
X-aBacribr wilLpIease look out tBt
crc-3 mart?bnxtheir r tpere. J"hey jare
tnus noli9e3Ttbat their term opvnbscrip
tlon 1 has expired ; .' andre1fespeifallyJSeS
uesueu. 50 renew at once. '
hates f: a vifdsnrb.
' -1 fiye days a 00
. one week...,.......nj. 330
" r two weeks ;--- . .500
three weeks:. ,v60
one inonthu.i:. Jr.. M
1 . CorTact ' AdTertisemento taken
pre "'"or.atJvlow rates. .s. . .
1 1 , j L-r .3 estimated , At a qtlarter-feoli
un, r-iUa squares as aJjalf-oplunin.$Xl
:i,C fTE Vi AhttETS.!
' ? 5 !" Cotton Marked CV
Goodv Ordinary,.; ;...M;..CL...Jl8i
Strict Good Ordinary, .-r.ir. v 14
I40W -Middling.......
'4 V
t t i m
K 1 -
- iifuwWiinM.l
'ioon-rHamfi. per tt
18
13 a 14
'V-; Shoulders,
11
11
V.
25
30
fittOar-Choice,-
oraHtty-ppie
2.00
2.20
1.06
1.00
12
4.00
BAf9tl per' dozen,
Ptoui-i-i,ainily.
" Sper
JlKDiiied Apples ' I
3
il!
A
Hi'
5
..nt Blackbernei
bw&-;hackens, spring,
I " Trkeyi3 l ' fecrpr
M Dpcks, 4 h
Hides Dry,
18 a 20
50 a 75
20
14
. i. Green.
7
LliarGd,
16
(Jahiraon.
14
Meal White,
Oat Blafck.
1.10
50
60
Wbate.
Onitmx..
75 . SO f57 lbs jto.feushel) ,
Peo Fute clay,
Mixed,
1.00
50
$1
10
1.30
1.35
35
25
Pbtatoes Irish,
Sweet,
Wheat Jted, per bush,
" : White.
Tbe Observer Ja the only, paper pub
lished, the StateVWest of; .Raleigh
which gives the latest telegraphic dis
patches every marniug'.' Business men
will please mike a hotC f this." ' A '
Free from that venality which'cor-
rupts the-eoiisefeuce or that pity which
corrupts Justice. J4j. ltV(1. ;
TY BULLET! XI" '
Please hand in church notices to-day. -
The circus pictures continue to draw well.;
' Yesterday, Jthe Mayor iiad. nothing to (h
inthewayofltrials. 3- '"
One peace warrant was tsworn out yester-i
day before Jultice W, F. Davidson' -' " T
SilvanoigiveS'liiSTlast entertainment in
ibbt. We hope.he'llhave a good
df the Obskbysb is 60' cents per
f month-cents; per weekl and icents per
day. Just tliink of it. ..: - . 5
;. The Fa
ext,Thi
The Fall torm of. Davidson College begins
y. rThe -attendance-, of pupils
The OBffEfivxB's show'Koinc scribe Twent
into' Rilvflfho'sl entertainment nieht before
limb oa q uttU'licaUt pau uivn wtt wuu
- . - - - - - r- -- - -
piteher. Now who will d
dig us ay .well; end
present us with a pump
TbffLrrnig Teln the way, of at
circus picture, lapeeted auj opposite our of
fice. It is an elephant standing on its bead
and we ane gotiig'to look for ' tliat elephant
when .ine ciroua comes. , r: , s r.;,-. i
Through the cWlsesy of S. E. Allen, Esq j
General Ticket Agent, delegates to the
Grand Lodee of Odd Fellows, which con-
Jn jthvaU 3bext Monday, will be paasi
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ed over tne neanioni air-une xtaiiroau at
nlvTate-lf- I
A . .c-f j t .u- i-::
wui m ,iu iub rav
i.nr the nith nr irtJihpr. to. nit tne vacancv
"r- 7r-"i- '-. ''II".
- Mr. E. A. McCauley, who lives near Hun
teravillevr jn, this,- countyi killed f monster
fraction - more . than 3
lieadP'''.'
inches across ihd
a
4 i
local lean' find
j anythingto write dbout, or is too lazy1 . to
wrue,. uemn wiui ioug. ngmaruie uu u
J an exchange, and tvith. a t smiling conden
sion, truly lovely, obserTes'tbat he aar.
i . t -r ,
j iris " to" fso-and-Bd t We. hunted 'diligently
ihroueh our exchahgts yesterday, for some-
I tHVie to surrender-our local snace this
j morning "; to, but jcould 'find no . selection
. v z ..
The. new. cotton, platform wflh-soon.l
buil Carpenters are preparVpg the timber
mortising! and att'ngf It Is hoped' tbit this
plafornVwill be completed, by Noyembr,
in tfiiie to accommodate the irail ina Wm.
ter cotton traded Jfr7" J. Kirlcaitl has the
contract to build the datforrrrr ' . .
The Salisbury fair. -1 : -. f ' '
tTbe handsome Hlumiaated posters of ."the
Salisbnry Pair ' Association, bare appeared I
. " c iucj -VI9 KWVtVIJ -ULT -lll'Vtll't
vionau anu are. very 5atiractie.-,:,hisair
begins on the '27th. pto, -nd promigea to
eclipse allMts predecessors.- Ve hopjtbe
expectations Of its fnends,irill1)e more tHair
- T I I r-T 1 jK
".1 1- ' 3
i m t 3 -r f-rt ,t
fExcatatiQnsor the new JaU nave ceased
It has been found that tjy fonndaWn is not
a fiubsja,n,tal one anfl captiot iet
except'by draining" the lot: The buildin
committee (wil jedtr(to purchase an
other site if a suitable 6ne can be obtained.
and at a ;reasonabl ? price otherwise the
present 166 Will bedrned and the jail erec
ted on it. 1 - '.J- i' ' l ' fjl
Release! from Jail.
! Allegro .pmannarded Amanda peweese,
who has been confined in Jail berets'" a lu
natiC) for the past two weeks.Was -released
yesterday, upon the uppHcationf cme j&f
1ft knBraenfythOj promised . to take her put
of town mmedjatelyf The kinsman told
us that the woman had been K cunjured " by
a man who had beetf visiting her, and that's
wytflade Mer crflly -
9-. .
Off Graujrerliier. ' f v 7 "" ' -'
The proprietor rf this paper is bilied fori'
Grange speech iW ord'a , Mill, atowan
countyj ito-day, add, i order (to fill ; his ap
pointment, leiMa&t ifevening on the North
Carolina train. Ilvill instruct the farmers
of that section hojmhey can tell by looking
at a cow's teethwcether or not she will
give buttermilkaol advise the cutting of
elderj at this particular season..
v .'.VHi v m yoB '
Death of- an Excellent Man. ,y
.We learn with regret of the death pf .Pr
J. H. Montgomery of Concord.; He died at'
11 o'clock on Thursday night of dropsy of
the heart. ' He had been ill for -sometime,'
but was sitting up in his chair at the time bf
his death. Dr. Montgomery was,.70 years of
age. . He was the, father of MaJ. 7. J. Mont
gomery, the Solicitor ( of this district, and
was universally esteemed and respected.
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A Herald Reporter Iuiervlews Two Citi
zens of Charlotte,
, The New "York WndM ef tbe 16th instant,
which reached us yesterday, contains inter
views held ba ZTdrireporJtei.who wasnl The.fppea;.ftaaeA
"ChaViotle last week with Col Wm JofsiStt his W
and Samuel Wittkewsky, Esq., of this city
The subject of tbeimerYiewB was the propos
ed national peacl congress. Extracts from
these interviews, ob synopses of both of
them, will appear is ancther issue of the
An Improvement in Prospective. " ! .
I iuessrs iu ij v riston, it xu uaies anu l vv
Sanders, the owners of the Central Hotel
property, have determined npon "building
next'springj three store houses on! the lower
end of the lot,' facing ortTrade street. Two
ofthe stores will be about" 20x30 feet each :
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the other: very considerably larger. -Each of
the stores will be four stories high:'. There
will be an archway between ' the; hotel: and
t he stores, to afford ingress and egress to and
from the rear yard of the hotel. This will
be an improvement' indeed.
All the" Way from Germany . '
ji. oox oi guns was receivea toe oiner jay
from Leiege, Germany, byJ Walter Breni &
Martin, of this city, and. on opening it a rat
was found indt.tlt didnThave any anima
tion ,to spaek of; jwherf it got. here ; . in fact
it didn't have any at all, Perhaps seasick
ness wore its young life away.' The gentle
men to' whoriilt'was shipped were Wst good,
enough to make jus a preaeiit.of it, and, hav
ing no particular use for it, we are ready to
receive"sealed "bids fTor?il from hotels and
ptiarding, houses.'' sWaiter,v hand the.ini-
poited hash this way !", j i ...
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The Street Railways Committee 4
.The .Committee appointed by the Board of
Aldefriji'cn'at Its lastmeeting, to consider
the expediency of granting the right to. the
Carolina Central Railway Company to run
street cars through 'certain' of the streets of
the cityj met' yesterday: afteTnli Jat Abe
Mayor's' private office? There; were, present
Messrs tR, F Davidson StM., Howell,-A JH
Creswellt.T H Bretn j? H .W Guioni all the
coroiriittee' appointed1 by 1 the Board,' !feave
Cql; Myers(;and J H Wilson, JSsq. After ao
interchange or views, ine coramuiee ueciueu
that it would be injudicious at tlyV tiriie to
grant the request, and R F Davidson,4 E-t
chairman of the cpmmittee,; yra nsructed
to'rrB this Jctiow to tlieB6arii attts-meei;-
ing5 Jon ! Monday: riUht nextJNo reasons
mill h isnhmitted. unless verballv.- for the
rptoWoit oCOTpfetf by'mVcOmmUteeV'-"
tf; iJJ i tt- .
"The tSouthern f Artificial Stone -Pave-
ment We desird to direct the . attention of
property Owners m thecityto the advertise
ment of Capt Johfl C, Braine, concern Whe
artificial stone payeriifent.v4;If tHis payeinent
needs anysrecomimendation to our people it
fcah be lia'd Oil 'bptllication to Capt. t Brairie
wfio'Wili furnish' pamphlet ?conriing, a
description of the bavementihow it is made,
laid'&c.; as Well 4s certificates from gentle
men of 1 the' highelt respectability," many of
whom, in Raleigh Wilmington; . Columbia,
Charleston,:an4 Lber cities, are, known to
th citizens of Charlouer The stone i said
to be superior ra natunw . swim iu its auapia
bility.io any: surface", however uneven, Upon
which It may He lald,;;lfius ;preyenting the
breaking constdntly occurring.'. from the ine
qualities of surface upon which natural stone
- Capt. Braine 1 ill la s-pavement to-da;
in front of the stpre 6f Stenhouse, ; Macaulay
'ft f o. We th inH it wOrtlWit least a trial from
the,propertyhlders fcfHfiis city' arid we
6t9altngr'in Providence Township. ..,iit
7,lWe $ust Ofeunied yesterday thatf on list I
HU noay i thefts' were perpetrated nonthe
;pfefnisesf of Messrs7J Sol Held and two 'other
cuvieuieu rroviqence lownsuip. iije
robberies' retcomtnied 'while the families
w'ere at (huicb; The thief; or , thieves stote
.Wearing' aprel and .differentotherartfcles
fromeacb pf tbe' houses the whole amount-'
-OisM ylup itq ;aboMt $200u ,2?one, of ,the
atoian property, fmt been .recovered, i f tt ?
rvlWe hea'pflbcounU of numerous thefts- iir
different farta of the County-1 Tbetaost of
Ibese .raids, no we'ver, are eonfined(' to ' hen
"roosis1, and other parts of the premises where
tblnga which 'can ' be 'eaten 'are wont lo be
.t u,
1
ine Heal., 1 j tfui Aiu-vi
fs'fth Wrong Avon th' had gotten "before
Ve are having the I heat: : now -to3 which" ' We
and Gctober w'eatli r prevaile!.; TejTcserit
weather ia.unseasc 3 able, and, hence, objec
tionable It'& too hot .Jot,. Sepiexnber,iand
yet evfryone is-araid to setback jintohis
lineni clotles, pulled off iri .August. The
heat yesterday1 .saa absolutely oppressive j
and as old Sol pured his hot rays steadily
dowh upon- our fievoted ' heads, we 'looked;
back rto I he distant , past , and remembered
when summer mas ' summer and fall was
fall. Things 'ann V what they useter was,
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ana even me .weather, jqas partaken of the ex
isting demoralatioiv and gone on a bender.
Branch, of the Carolina' Central from
. ' LincolntoiTtb 'llickory. t,... ..
The HickoryiJVeM says thati Col. S.L. Fre
mont, the. efficient Superintendent of the
Carolina Central Railroad,, was in that 'pj'ace
last Saturday t Col. Fremont Visited Hickl
ory1 for the purpose of ascertaining what the
bidding .branch, of the C C. Railroad from
Lincoln ton to that place. He had a confer
ence With the Board of Commissioners, ap
pointed by. the Legislature, , and they called
a meeting of the citizens Saturday night,
for the purpose ofascertaining the felling of
the Hickory people on the project of .assist
ing the Carolina Central Railway Company
5hJ accomplishing' thd' cohhecuon named.
The large t;a''b(;iieM.!;d9':9 sWrt
notice, showed the interest which is felt iri
this connection. J. F. Marrilt was called to
the chairk and revues ted; Dr. J. R. Ellis to
explain the law, , authorizing this action
After speeches frora A. H. Shuford, John
A' Dickson, A. L. ."Shuford,' A. Y; Sigmon
and others, the theeting adopted a motion
with imhf one dissenting voice, that the town of
Hickory should give $12,500, to assist in ef
fecting said connection : ; j .t nvci
'i
ird entertainment to a
large and respectable irowd last - evening
As on th e preyious e ves iri gs, the deepest in
terest was manifested! in all bis perfor
mances, which were admonishing as usual, to
the last "degree. Tile ' different - ieats; of
sleight-of-bandj and tie different illusions
which he attempted and successfully ; per
formed, brought loudf and-' prolonged ap
plause from ah evidenjly delighted audience.'
The tricks of last night, were different from
thpse of Wednesday arid Thursday nights,
and thoseho had betci 'there before, were
as mucli entertained aslori, flieir first visit to
see him. The 'irst prelent last' night was a
ad v's handsome hunting-case gold watch.
and. this was given to Mrs. O. W. Badger.
he second present wai half dozen chairs;
these fell to Charles CaVsos.; The distribu
tion of the gifts causeq much merriment,
and, the interest taken is this partwas:;pnly
excelled by that taken in the preceding per
formance.'
To-night is positively
Silvano's , last; ap-,
pearance. The leading
present to-night is a
watch similar to the
One' given out last
night.' Of ' course eve
ybody' will go and
take a chance at it.
A Half ' Fare Passeafirer on the Air.
Iiine. . 1 .,,
The Raleigh Sentinel of Tnursdny tells the
following incident, lie will be of interest to
the .friends, of Captj JJHd ... Scrnggs,. in this
city : ,: I ; n !...,: . M
" The. Air Linfe frim Charlotte to Atlanta,
is the Railroad of tlte South. Fish bar track
iill the wy yod'ride 30 miles an' hour with
me greatest ut eose.t j.ue peipeituiuuiai tuto
ookjs litte"fearfuIJ and an occasional ..tresj
tle.riiakes the heads little swimmy to those
wno are accustomed to riding nlteen miles
an hour arid stopping af lialf hour at a wood
pile on North Carolpa ds.:;:.Affable and
polite gentlemen ccaiduct their trains. But
it was only a weeft or so ago -when ' Ned
Scruggswho used. te puncl-'em" on the
N. Criow1 i cohductor on the4 Air Line, was
going through his train that this small inci
dent oepprred Approaching I an . elderly
mother ( with . the steteotyped phrase . "tick
ets, madarij," he wasf met with' "You don't
think that boy is uffider ten hey? You
won't pass him for lialf. fare? i Look at that,
will Ve?" And froii btit the old carpet bag
brought the well-worn fatnily Bible, and
turning to the page" reserved, for births and
deaths, held it triaiiphantiyup under Ned's
nose'with "Does that look as though I was a
l;ar,w mY whiskereji friend 7" With such;
testimony before his eyes, Ned could do no
less than pass the fbby for ' half fare amid
ijuell ajplause lrom the passengers t who
had been amused I special ore joi . me scene.
The train Was still an3 the "GreenviHe'' was
blowing off at 12a but ' tbe holy bookj con
t?iced.Ned, and 1 e Slightly telegraphed with'
his little cord Ge rge Berry the .engi;neeri,'in
charge to hie awi y, and, you bet George did
it,whilc'tIieold woman with her Jamiljr
recordC wiped hei weeping eyes and con-..,
doctor Ned soiik lOixed "save me fronfif-r j
teen year beys. wi th ten year old eye .jteelh.!.
SPECIAt'ROTICES.
Annotmceriient. ' "h' .
? We are authorized to announce R'O Foard,
Esq, of Catawba county," as a candidate for
Engrossing Clerk, Of the House of Represen
tatives for theensucing session: - Election
npon the assembling Of the' Legislature, .fcv;
, taw vuiiaun i
We are authorized and rea nested to an I
hounce John, A. Stikeleather, of Olin. "Ire-
dell county, a' candidate for reading clerk of I
the Houseyof Representatives fof ; the ensu I
of the LegislatureJL'.'. .,vr-5; vi I n
1 " SinrarlKiJ)'.' Johicstow Co.'.' N. C "r
4 - I
-I -t t) j Viv September 3rd-1874?-
Meftheseueo Nora
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
principal door-keeper of the Senate, subject I (
to the action of the Democratic-Conservative I
caucus, , at i tbe approaching aessioo. of ( the I
uenerai Assembly. J. i JSllihotok, 4 l
te
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1, ,!i u-A
.Ready MUfed PaW.; .......I?
v,We call special attention to the .nt 1'
lesiuuoniais 01 jvir u r jvnigpc, mjeierence
to Ready Made Paint -' Not having used the
painfewe can't- lpeak from ) experience but '
we feel sure H Js i to tbe interest of ail r
i-fntonipr whiUin. rntino (a ' tV
enstomers, wno desire painung to tent the
a&men , -. i -. " " v- " V,
uly 25 6m
'r ' ( v ' Undefendedf1 Systems.
4 It is: notorious that the malaria which
produces periodic fevers of the intermittent
and remittent types, .affects the weak and I
nervous more sensimy man me roDusi and i
vigorousj , All unhealthy conditions of the
air, trom whatever cause amine, have n I
especially depressing effect npon the bodies
and minds of persons of nervous tempera-
ment .and delicate organizations, and in
lever auu ajue uistncts toese . are generally vww jcjvi, vh wg v j
the first who are taken down. ' If self-prer , On the premises is a fane brick , - ,
servation were really the first law of nature,' '' h "Dwelling House, ' "
as the proverb says it is, no rational resident brick kjtchen, arid two good brick ' offices. .
of a malarious region wouldneglect to .use with basement story to leicbf and ;six:good.,
the means of averMng endemic fevers which teQant hQUSes. yeU good barn and other
sciepce has provided. Long experience has necessary out-bnildfngs. . ' ' - f
Eyeb?rd alf iutJ3t,OD' i6 Hostetter s of nhe original tract about three hundred
Stomach Sitters; taken regularly. and? per- .ctn cuWration, wider good fences,
sistently during the unhea thy , season,; n fcaUnce iri primeval forest. , No old fields on
low, marshv tocie will, so fortify the thepiacei ahdnot a gulley'Outhet planta- -SlVffiZ?
nVfodee vTiUe Jdi
cy. T t""" jawiu.uvv.
of an attack of any .malarious disease, ,This
J M f 4V0V VU W MfW U UW VW VM V U J
localities, i but with 'doublet force to those
who are deficient, in constitutional stamina
and vital power. Individuals whom nature . ! ' -' : ,! I",,' : '
has thus left cofflparatiyely defenceless will . , We offer for sale that, yalaable tract ; of
only have themselves: to ,blame if iStrickenf ?n ch.sti P,f Y - ', -'
down when' a positive safeguard is within ; SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ART V
their reach. Recurrent fevers, bilious at- of as good lands as .can be found ; in. ' tbe
tacks, dyspepsia, constipation, nervous de- county of Iredell, ott which John. Youbg
bility, rheumatism. &c,t would .rarely, be Esq,' now resides.;Ori the tract is a ? , -heardofif
Hostetter's Bitters were always r. - V: ; - GOOD MILL SITE, ' t l
resorted1 to as a prevehtiye ill cases where, with water power suflteient for all 'seasons ,
from any cause, there ! was. predisposition jof the yean :-i,M4fy--4, , ' c,
to those complaints. This active and whole- .;; A SPLENDID DWELLING HOUSE
some vegetable preparation is also the most I
reliable of all curatives for the i diseases re- j
ferred to.
Hew Advertisements.'
For Sale.
1 f.A OfiH HARD clay brick for sale
UV,UUU tcbeap ; ; m . ,
Apply to,
SAMUEL TAYLOR.
. . ("" ' fit ;. i Electi oil rNotice... "I
UiiuitiisnereDveiven mas an election
i.Y; will be held in the First sWard op Sat
urday, uctooer lotn, to elect an :AuiermaiK
uruay, vcuuer iuur, to wav bu Aiuaiunu, i
to nil me vacancy occasioneu py uie ueaiu
UI " 1U. OL. BUItUieWB,
W. F. DAVIDSON,
selO1 tf.
-.j-; . Mayor. i
SMA LI- lot of Choice Country5 Hams
f at
REEL & PERDUE'S.
T7ULT0N Market Beef just received at m
l1 , ,. REKL & PERDUE'S.. t,
sel9 tf. . :- ,'..vv .i'ui-CKf;
THE SOUTHERN :
ARTIFICIAL STONE COMFAHY.
LStABLISHED 18T3.
S'f'
1 M AHtJFACTUEER. OF ''
Flooring ; for. Cellars Ice Houses, Street
.Curbing, Btables, window ad..a ;
' V . . Door sols,., ,' v
And eveiy otberdescriptionpi.,, f, ,
STONE WORK, ,
f X M T-J. ?k , ..?': 9 fyjj .
Patented Julyv-IOTC mr?;
Artificial stone side walks. ,25 cents per
square foot.' Apply for view days' to Capt
John C Braine , Agt, Central Hotel. fcS : , -
sel9 2t. rtn ifu rH M v
4i
n ;?!: 3 Ai FRAZIBK,
Crocer , and, Commission Merchant,
TnRTr3TT imir Tnesdavi! 1 'Thursday
!F S?fiS5v (Tneay,porsday,
.X.-.andtturday.,n--,., -.).-' mi fr
, . , : . ' -i
.Cora Meal and Sweet Potatoes.!?, store.;
Sept 17
U.) ,
AiiothefJG Han ce!
Fiftli
i and q JLast ? llt . Concert
j.uiiK iir'Aitf Of nut. u- J: f
i.. i i . nit
1,
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEUTUGKY.
.1- S--; .rc't
, POSTPONED TO '
; 4 - INOVEiTIBEU .'SO, , 174. I -
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Drawing ' certain at' that" date. '
!' ' ' LIST OF GIFTS rU '"V f
One Grand Cash Gift.;....... ......... A-'$250,000
One Grand Cash' Gift.A..'.....;.'.-100,000
One Grand Ch-Gift...."..'-.'..- ..'.j...75.000
One Grand Cash Gift.;...-..' Al-$250,000
One Grand Cash Gifti...w..X;-.50,000
One Grand Cash Gift.....,.'. -25,000
. 5 Cash Gifts,, $20,000i eacb,....100,000
; , io Cash Gifts, j? 14,000 each 1IO,000
' ''lSCaahGiftt. 10.000 each.W...160,000
20 Cash Gifts, 6,000 fcach. .......100,000
T 25 Ch Gifts, - 4 000each;.U...ilOO OOO
30 Cash Gifts T3.000 each-.W..90,000
. k 50 Cash Gilts ; k2,(0 each..100.000
..1 100 Cash Gifts , : lOOO each-.rt100,000
" 240 cTsh Gifts; , - 500 each 120000
BOO Cash GiftsT 'J 100 each:;.0,000
'19,000 Cash Gi ;-50each.95000Q
-1 ,'. i :-'."tf ir sri-. ... : , :
Grand TotaO,000. Gifts; all cash.2,500,(W
!Sgb of tickets: L;b
iA'.?: vir '"4 ' f -' " -? A on
Halves.;..'..... ....... ......"....-,.. . 1,,25
i ff .U . li fr.wn ' 'ft
11 Whole Tickets for;u; ...,L.-.;:j! 1 "500 00
22i Tickets for.... .. 1.050 00
Fo, Tickets and information, address, ,-
THO., E. BRAMLETTE,
f" . Aeent and Manager,
' Public Library Building, Louisville, Kj.
rsel8-dtaw2m-
mHTliTV n fnrtv - r Ttn ;- -i a
X Loan Stock in th T,rfcH.nKn q '
ond Building and Loan Association . " S V "
aug22tt ' . - ; 'JNO, "T. BTJTL"Kr1 .
macacxat. , r- ' . i t. 8.8TOKK.-
. ' M a I 1IIJ liBI Tl 1174 .'.T...
COTTOM DUYC11
ACTA
QommisionJlfercKants:
7 T . x - . .;-Y"r'""r -:
above'toetetore of R..-MX Miller
J & Sons- Liberal advances niada cnf
consignment bf COTTON, to be sold here or ": "'j.
m -ew xorc mim j u .jj- Ui -,)'
Ail consignments will receive prompt per- ,
sonal attention,
"aJS!l5T
" ' y wyjr " T :
; j.'jror.paiei'(i ,
AS Agents for J.'W, Dewese.-we offer for ; ?
'ae. splendid t'aim.consiatln'; of one hen- v
Vfii Mn y to AUa.? r
llc Tennessee & Ohio Bailroad, one.- mUe :
,tove HantersrlUe,D4 eighUea mUe due '
West of Charlotte. - . x
- rnis plantation lies in a gona neigaoor. .
hood, aad accessible to both churches andv
schools. ' Eight 'acres only In cultivation.
D&iauce in . iorest, . or , wnicn , aoout Uiirly
acres have sever been cleared, and la heavi
ly timbered.1 Title good. I Price $1153 per
Tor Srtieffiti"
- n i .-. ch Attf R. JONEsC Ag't. ;:
' .t ' . , : ; "i; j
170B BALE ,4 " ' ' r '
JL : " -.'...- 'i 1 '. c!s. i,,x
. A fine Cot ton. Plantation, , contatnlng; 400 '
acres, more or less, situated in Cabarrus
county, on-the waters . of Codle Creek, 3 :
f7,000 At least one hair cash. ,
jaoei0 ' 4 " CHAS R J0NES,"Agt.
XOR BALK.-";v '' . - 'tt.
and all necessary outbuildings. . 1101) acres
in original" woodlands. " ' .".
' Dhis tract of land lies nine miles soutn or
Statesville and across the line Of A.- T & O R
-1 R ; The dwelling houscis a; short distance
from a station on that road.' , ,-u-' -trj
. The- tract, f will; , not be- divided unless
etiougU purchasers can be found who will
buv all. and as it lieS in such. i manner . as ,
to be easily converted into ' number of
fimall it would bez extremely desira
ble for a small colony.; i
On the plantation is about one hundred
I and fifty acres of M -s
GOOD BOTTOM LAND,
ilUSiiitTerw moderate, ?
i r, : f w AS .iu Acent.
i -n - - fr
i jr;Qg SALE
A Snlendid Farni. one and a half ' miles '
from Third. Creek Station,, on .the Western
N.C. Railroad, containing" , ' ' ., , ,v
TWO HUNDRED ACRES. J i
. On this Farm there are 23 acres -of good
bottom, land, a good dwelling house and, all
necessary outhouses. V k "- .
About half of tbelandialn'a high state
of cultivation, and under good .fenccs."Bal
ance in primeval forest. J1",
Terms : $1,000, one half cash. Balaricton ,
time, Reasonable deduction for cash downw;
my8 . ,A , ..CHAS.R. JONES, At,
From 200 to 400 acres of good land,' lying
on the Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio Railroad,
about 12 miles south of Matesville f only a
short distance from the station at Shepherd's.
On the premises is a good -
DWELLING HOUSE, ?
Barn and, other necessary outbuildings. ,
The whole tract will be sold or it will bf
divided to suit purchasers. On. the tract is r
15 or 20 acres of '?vflr ' i .
.. v. GOOD BOTTOM LAND.-.
Title guaranteed.:-.Terms $8 per acre.. Call
at Levi Vanderbnrg on the premises, or to -
I .-,...'.' iwTr.j .;l!n-
RALE. , t ;.., - v ..-.
, ,Jl splendid Cotton Farm. in North; Heck-.
ienburK . r' . ,,-f i
' The undersiBned.'as agents for Jos R Gil
I 1,i,a nffer for sale that' splendid Cotton-
Farm containing Three Hundred and Fifty-.
seven acres, on which he lately resided,' sit
i MmAii n anr vrf Jin v n m i.ihiii.ii'. a riinwm sa
Ohio Railroad. 17 -nils north of; Charlotte,
3 miles from Davidson College. within, a
qaarter of alniie frora Caldwell SUtlon.
kA Mfai M'
Y" ""',TrJ V -:
witli ninA rooms, which cost S3.000. with
; i i good bars and other outbuildings, ice house,
nsu pona, ewv,, ' , ,,!,:' "
This plantation is very desirable property;
is situated in a good neighborhood, well wa
tered and accessible .to schools. a
- Price only $15 per acre. " Title indisputa
Call all onV6f address,J -iwfu
,'CHA8R JONES. Apent.
E
a unlPTiHid Cotton: Grain and Stock Farm.
situated one mile north Of Sugar -Creek and
only four miles from Charlotte, on the; Sal
isbury road, and lying directly on the wat
er Of Sugai Creek, containing 500 acres.
On the premises there is a.j
v , TWO-STORY BKlCKf HOUSE, .
and other necessary- out-buildings. Of this'
tract 175 acres are in original forest, 75 acres
nf nld fielda. CTown uo in trines. andthebal-
flnce jn a good state ol cultivation, with
, 30 acre 0f jand in good meadOT u
This nlsntation will be. sold hlli Ut :t
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W1W J
tone
man or it will be divided to suit purchasers ?
Tjtje indisputable. '' Jt ;
, Price $15 per aeres, -Apply to or address r.
Uh A8. B. JONES; Agent. . - ,
m ..f-Ji".J--un-ya,.r' s
. , o T-n-' -:
CjPtENDID F ARM FOR SALE. ; f , , -
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The undersignedj as Agent to" . ; .
Gaither, we offer for "itlw n.uw -
plantation known; as Uie Docky Gaither.
Place, 16 miles Pheast of SUtesvilte, con-
taining about Wt-g: .
botttomland. 75 to 100 acres in a good state w - .
of cultivation. ; Balance in pine- field and.-
5 :v
HrC , -Antainine seven rooms, with a
charts, good neighborhood
J to churches and acnooi , .
.Tbis plantation would make two good
. farms, and the land is wen auapteu to tn
.1 ? erowth of tobacco, wheat, com, oats, o. . ,
t , Title .tadiW i
I
myO .
CHAS R JONES, Agt.
J
w t? yEEL fc PERDUE'S
. .J i:ii r: t , THIS OFFICE, i through it, . - . " 1 -
uuie tney wiii giy w i uuo icuoin .f ;.
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