if,
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1888.
,81 ATE NEWS.
Last week's rain storm was particu
larly severe and destructive in Cald
well county. i
There are more than three hundred
pupils in attendance upon the graded
school of Fayetteville.'
Harris Heilig, sentenced in Cabarrus
court to one vear for assault and battery,
; ' jumped ;tiie deputy sheriff and escaped.
phe Governor Is being, beselged with
invitations to deliver his lecture. .ffThe
Scattered Nation," at different prtaces in
-the' state.'-: ' :;:;;',;;:;;;;:,;, ,
The regular summer regatta of the
Carolina Yacht Club was to have taken
place over the usual course at Wrighte
ville Sound Friday. i
Capt J. B. Morris, a British sea cap
tf Was iarrested to' Wilmington' a day
or two ago fcirsnitfggling dry goods.
The case has Nnot been tried. ,
The Piedmont Press puts the numberi
W Newberne's inhabitants at s,uuo or
8,000. Must have grown about; three
' - thousand within the last few; years.
' '"The Lenoir Topic nominates Edmund
Janes of Caldwell for Speakelr 6J?.the
ljaectt House. He will make Ji fine. pre-
siding officer, and there will be--bo "tru
er Democrat there.
The Reg&ife' 'say 'that' the trial of
f Nieholson and Etkeridge for the murder
of Kate Bayringer, of Concord, will be
called at the next term of court in Un-i-
ion county, on the 14th of October
Col. T. George Walton, financial agent
of Wilberforce College, the foundation
of which has just been laid at Morgan
ton, wants to receive money on : sub
scriptions in aid Of the college work
throughout the Stated i
The Ashe ville Citizen says that on
Saturday, the 5th of October, there will
be a grand dinner and public address
by Governor Vance, and others, on
Swannanoa, looking to building a col
lege, or ither place of learning in that
locality. , , v
An affray occurred on last Sunday
near Bridge water, Burke county, be
tween Jim Rutherford and Andy Shade,
both ccgored, in which the latter cut
the forjner across the neck with an
axe, severing the spinal cord, inflicting
injurieswhiCh it is thought will prove
fatal. .
The -Republican convention of the
fifth district, to nominate a candidate
for Congress, met at Graham, Ala
mance county, on the 18th, according to
appointment The meeting was com
posed of ten whites and fifteen negroes,
who endorsed Touree and adjourned
after he had spoken tor two hours.
Lenoir Topic: The grading of the
Chester ana Lenoir Narrow Gauge
Railroad was finished last week; to
Bush's, connecting there with the road
bed constructed some time since. We
have now about eleven miles of cOia-
Eleted road-bed, which embraces the
eaviest work in this county. The con
victs have built about four miles of the
road since the 1st of August.
The Witness says that while Mrs
Jtancy Kees was sleeping by a camp
fire in company with others, on the
1 night of the 17th, near Wilkesboro, her
; .cjothes caught on fire and were Mazing
. ! before she round it out. She was badly
burned before the fire could be extin
; ;tuished. Mr. G. Clements got his hand
badly burned in extinguishing the hre.
'-MrajKees is in a critical condition.- She
was in attendance on Wilkesboro court
The Asheyille C 'itizen says: Qn next
Saturday, at 12 o'clock mv a little boy,
just six years old, son of Mr. C. H,
Hawkins, of Madison county, will address-
the pnWfc' in the court house at
thist place. He will first descant upon
education ; then present his claims for
the GovemorshiD of North Carolina in
1892. He is said to be a boy of uncbin-
mon precocity, ana we nope a large
crowd will go to hear the little declaim
ed UtUUgB J.LU illltMlUiny.
Moirganton Blade : On Tuesday, the
17th inst, ex-Sheriff Duckworth and
his wife celebrated the sixtieth anni
versary of their marriage.- "They were
marriecT IOB18 at the old Yan Horn
place near t South; Fork tof the Ca-
tawba. James Monroe was then Presi
dent of the United States. They have
lived under fourteen different Presi
dents and have passed through three
wttrs.'the Seminole, the Mexican and
the latf civil war. Nineteen out of the
thirty-eight States have come into the
Union since they were made one.
Ridsville Times: It is the season
now1? c colored revivals. We see that
at Mtfliry an old woman shouted till
she fainted and remained unconscious
four or five days till she died. At Mil
ton there is a colored revival in full
blast They have what they call hold
ers. A burlv young man stands with
arms open2 to hold the women when
they get to shouting. One woman there
the other night nearly knocked her hus
band down, remarking as she planted a
square blow with her fist between his
eyes, "Go to God!" The man recovered
himself and asked her, "Go where ?" but
she was too excited to answer, and went
shouting on. Such is life.
Wilmington Star : By a special tele
gram Va the Star; received last evening,
we learn tft at the Republican executive
committee, which met at Fayetteville
on Wednesday for the purpose of nomi
nating a candidate for Congress to f e-
E resent this district for reasons best
nown to themselves- decided to make
no nomination. The names of ex-Judge
Russell, Judge Buxton and W. A. Guth
rie, Republicans, and E. W. Kerr, and
Dr CUT. Murphy, Democrats, were
mentioned. The, telegram continues:
-Col; ?m'.IUcej Capt. ; Geo. W. Price;
.Major M.Snutli and? GeiL FredVMil-
ler eemed to; f avor the' nomination of
Russell, i The bthef rbuhttes in the dis-
'After - all th- 'elaborate .apologetic
expraatofeapjlerpjt Jthe organs
on the Mainlections, the plain Eng
lish of it is that for twenty-four years
the Republicans have uniformly elected
their Hte tlckets and all the members
of, Congress, and that this year they lose
all the State candidates and two of the
five Congressmen. Last; year in a total
vote of 101,821, Governor Conner Mad,
11,000 clear majority, and this year, in a
total, vote 01,126,000, Governor Conner
Is defeated by 12,857. The average Re-
publican majority: in . Maine on a full
vote has been about twelve per cent,'
Which in Pennsylvania would give .a
Republican 'majority of ana &
revolution in Pennsylvania , equal ,to
that of Maine would leave nnlv ITffifl
Maine nngeto6ard, is in favor ot Hoyt;
-Thamrhat the:fiWea aav; iU
-i7i-7 "i-",iiu u, you leuasrmserabie
ifltor, e-ln tlu beauaM worldTlTisen
.Urely rour own fault nnl th i ?-
. U ni TUr uHMUMUKw, rersonai know
LivBnvm5Sgua ower will cure- you of
tt,l hTraW wk hdache, palpitation of
ite8trW'habltual cosUveness, dh
..i),e.head' nervous prostration, tow VnirttT
etc It i. i. nrT "trauon, low spirits,
iMltttrlll tail wmi nll
wonderful cnre&
ntmnAc v. . j vu vi ilb
fhd' IL!.?1 botaefor
fihreds, of JtapubUcanism here and there.
: iT i rifi' i" " mui vmj, way
tuat &ne Can t: Wa,nhlA. 1 flfrrrKn n 4-t,A
A Prophetic PohUcian-Basf .WcwVlps of Re
publican Campaign Blaine in Demand Scnnrx
and the Missouri Senatorship -Butler and Bis
Doings Hale and His Defeat The Memphis
Fever, &c. j
Washington Special to the Baltimore Son.
, , . Uf PRQPnriq aiAJcpiJ. , j, . .
Washington, Sept 18. Mr. Win. E
Chandler's last Jetter,s .of date the 14th
instant, has caused fresh consternation
among tne taitntui. Mr. unanaier is
very candid in confessing his belief that
the Maine experience will be. repeated
irf'New Hampshire;Tthat' therfe"' be
no choice of Governor by the people,
and no Republican1 majority in the Leg
islature. It is said by the friends of the
administration that Mr. Chandler is do
ing what hei'eari to defeat tfee' Reptibi
can party in liTew Hampshire, on ac
count of his hoiSti!ity''itol the President
Whether this may be so or not, it is geh-
ratty believed' that Mr. Chandler's fore-
boaings win oe vennea.
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN. . I
Both the jy'eMSiU&Miihma
pafgn committees win, in a snort
e,Tmish up the distribution of cam
paign documents. Tne wnole country
has been pretty well provided with this
staff by ; the twrj mMtteeam the
most of it probably will serve no bet
ter purpose than the kindling of nres.
Ttuougri AJctooer tne mucn more talec
tive aid of stump-speaking will be ac
tively availed of by both parties. There
are many more applications for speak
ers at the Republican committee's room
than.afc fclie Democratic.:: Mr. Blaine is t
by odds the man most in demand at the
Republiean headquarters, and Jiis en
era erements to soeak m differehts .narts
of the country will occupy most of his
time until the election.
The chairman of the North Carolina1
Republican committee was very anxi
ous to.have Mjj. Blaine make a series of
speecnes in inai oiaxe, dui ivir. uornam
informed him that the most he could
promise for Mr. Blaine would be
one J
speech.
; - SECRETARY SCHURfc' ' " 1
Secretaiy Schui;z .stated to-day that he
had not the slightest idea of being a can
didate for United States Senator from
Missouri. He thought it queer that any
one could imagine him to be so verdant as
to have such aspirations Ivhen' those
who were opposed to his political' and
financial views had a majority of sixty
to seventy thousand in Missouri.
' BUTLER'S- REfrtfMONk' 1 ;
It isrsftid here that the .resolutions
passed by the lfcoaUe4 Democratic convention-of
Massachusetts "which nomi
nated Gen. Butler were inspired direct
ly by that gentleman .himself; and that
the resolution attacking the title of the
President was word for word from his
dictation.
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGNERS.
Washington, Sept 19. There were
lively tijnesat the rooms' of the Repub
lican campaign committee to-day. Mr.
Eugene Hale, the chairman of the com
mittee, made Ms first appearance since
the Maine election. ' lie looked rather
dejected, but did not want to talk very
mftjeh dVeT his defeat He and Secretary
Got ham had some talk over the green
back question and the national banks.
In the dourse of the conversation a con
siderable' difference of Opinion was de
veloped between the two gentlemen. It
is one thing in Mr. Hale's favor that he
advocates a sound, honest currency, and
his dffpat has nit had the effect to
change his
pomt. Mr.
Gorham is
and down
with the national banks, which he says
were never of 'any "berten't to the Rpppb
lican party. Mr Hale will resume at
once his duties as chairman of the com
mittee, andj he and Mr. Gorham will not
allow their differerices of opinion on the
currency to interfere with the harmoni
ous workings of the committee.
An examination of the exchequer dis
closed the unpleasant fact that the
f unds are running rather low, and as
the expenses of, the campaign speakers
during the next month will be quite
heavy, it was determined that a vigor
ous effort must bs,made-to raise more
money. !;,
BUTLER S CHANCES.
Judge Blair to-dav expressed his con
fident belief m thw election of -Ben. But
ler as Governor of Massachusetts, who,
he says, will receive the bulk of the vote
or both parties, irrespective of what the
leaders may say or do. Mr Blair can-
siders that Butlers course in opposition
to the validity of the President's title
has helped him, and will help him more
man anytning else.
THE FEVER IN MEMPHIS.
A private letter received tn-dav at t.hA
Sun bureau from J. M. Keatinc. the
editor of the Memphis" Anneal, savs:
Our fair citv is literallv ' a eharnel-
irouse. The-sighTS are awfuTahd the
nHg. x can aua noxning to wnat has
been riven vou bv telecranh rlailv. a 1
would have to go into details that woW
mi vonaneg." :i!:vetv dav we nut awav
hundreds, and wonder, wliere - they ; all
come.irom. me cinc Mmfl rteserhMl i'Mr
Keating has passed thrbu'th' 5 Vel
low fevef visitations in MempTSWfi; Of
me large Stan oi nis paper he is the on
ly one left on duty. ' ' ' " - j
.- , .v
x no iiiuai exceireni fuinmiwn in ina nmwaa rvr a
fltslrclass hotel are' courteous treatment, a well ap
pointed cuisine, and well furnished ronm Ynn
can find all these at the Polonade Hotel in Phila
delphia.' ' " , , '
Q.OLDES MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
By its great and thorough blond nnrifvinir nmiwi.
blood ni
teda
1 t weilf9ai discovery cures
all humors, frtnl thferworstScrOfola to a common
Blotch, Pimple or Eruption. Mercurial disease,
Mineral Poisons, and other effectR. nitrsiifiAri
and vigorous health and a sound consdtunones-
uuuiHiieu. erysipelas, sait-Kneum, Fever Sores;
Scaly or Rough Skin, in short mi diwimw m,1uJ
i v, v.i j- i . . . . ' r; . .
jj vau uiuuu, ore unHjuerea oy ims powernii, puri
fying, and lnvlgoradng medicine.
especially nas it manuested its potency In curing
Scrofulous Sores and .Swellings, White Swellings!
Goitre or Thick Neck, arid Enlurmd ninnda
AVbvcx. imaki J.UUU. xKiiiM. tiniiif ifiJt Mnna AVM
If yOU feel dUlL drOWSV. dehllttaiAd . hnva onllntB
color of skin, or yellowish-brown spots on face or
uuuy, irenueiu ueauuoe or aizziness, oad taste In
mouth. Internal heat or chills niternnimi with hnt
flushes, low 8pirlte,aHd gloorrry forebodings, irreg
ular appetite; and tongue coated, you are suffering
from Torpid Liver, or billiousness. In many cases
of Liver Complaint only part of these symptoms are
riiwrauwu. as a remeay ior ail such cases. Dr.
neroe's
i - i.i i"
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
has no eoual as it effects nerf
In the cure of Bronchitis, Severe Coughs, and the
early stages of Consumption, it has astonished the"
uieuiuu inuemrty, ana eminent physicians pro
nounce it the greatest medical discovery of the age;
Wnne it cures the severest coughs, it strengthens
the system and purines the hinnd sm hv itmo.
. - o
K Y. FIERCE, M. D., Proprietor;
World's Dispensary and Invalids' Hotel,
""v Buffalo, New York.
0
ATARRH SYMPTOMS.
Frequent headache, discharge falling fritb throat,'
sometimes profuse "watery thick muououk puru
lent, offensive, etc. In others, a drynesst dry. wa
tery, weak or Inflamed eyes, stopplrrFor 'Ob
struction of the nasal passages, rmigTn earsj
.vwu.oa, uanuu ouu "wlg!lllg bU Clear J
Ulcerations. SCaleii fmm nlAnn vnlna aMa
twang, offensive breathy Impaired or total depriva-i
non of sense of smell, and taste, dizain mortal
va. wuivu) wuu mow. uiuuioQB. U1VM1UU
depiession,loss of appetite, Indigestion, enlarged
tonsils, tickliiw cWet&u
onePtoms are likely to be present In
DB. SAOE'S CITARKtf EMEl
produces the most radical cures of the wont oases
of Catarrh, 50 matter of .now long atanajni. VThe
uuiuu wmwiMj do snunea, or better applied bri
,ofDSf- tree's Douche. . ThlaU thTonl?
mL11161-!61. Invents with which fluid
medicine can be carried high up andrfeWart
the chambers or cavities eommiinbitikl
h Bores and ulcers freTueTtiy'e anl
from which the catarrhal discharge generally, ro4
irom directions acconiDanvlnff tawi? in.tn,ri,on'
mMffhi Bemecy cures recentattoki of
cow to the head by. a few applications. ' ItUtmilrf
Catarrii Bemedr and Poucbe
sold by Drugeists.
wnriir.k,'141' oprletor, " ,
. World's Dispensary and Invalids' Hotel,
..-'aii';-, i.rrBwao, New York.
....... li r r--v -rr-t" -1 ' ' .;
AND-
)
Bea 'Bfr-Tomf ' " Vecetme has been 'dolne
wonders tot me. Have been ' having China and
Fever, contracted in the svfampSJ or the South,
thtM-emner m reUef until I began the use of
yw Vegetfne, It giving me Immediate relief, toning,
up mj bjb&bw, grnig aueugm; wnereaa an outer
meauanes
iled my system with1
t If- families that live'
poison; aaa-i
in i
the ague district of. the South and West would:
take Vegetlne two or three times a week, they would
not be troubled with "Chills" or thtf malignant'
Fevers that prevail at certain times of the year, save
doctors' bills, and live to a good old age.
Kespectruuy yours,
J, E. Mitchell,
Agent' Henderson's Uooms, St Louis, Mo.
Ill diseases of the Lungs. If Vegetlne will re
lieve pain, cleanse, purify and cure such diseases,
tne patient to penect neaitn, arter trying
DhvsldanSi manr remedies, suffering Cor
years, is not conclusive ptnof. if you are a sufferer.
you can be cured: Wky is this medicine perform
ing such great cures 1 It works In the blood, the
circulating nuia d esi vury ue cauea me - ureaK
Blood Purifier. " The great source of disease ortg
inotes in the blood; arc no medicine that does not
set dlrectlv unon it to nuitfv and renovate, has anv
Just claim upon public attention. ;
VEGETINE
TTta KNTIEELT CUBEF ICE OF TEETIGO.
. . i Caibo, Ox., Jan. 23, 1878.
Me. H. R. Stevens: ;!
awu- Sir I have used several bottles Of'Tege-
ettne " ; -lUtts etireijr cusad mp -at Vertigo. I have
also uafca-flMp ladyTttoW&lfits--It is the best
medicine for kidney complaint. I would recom
mend it as a gooa niooa pursier ; ; r j
k'YOOtJM.
Paitfand Disease. ' Can we fernect to enloy good
healUt when bad .or oorrurH humors circulate , with
the Dioott, causing pam ana disease 7 anu saese
humors, being deposited through, the entire body,;
rodttbe'plmpleserupttorts; tdcers, Indigestion, cos-
Hvenesa, neaoacne, neumgw, neamaBSB, ana nu
merous other complaints. Remove, the cause by
takine " Veeetlne." the most reliable remedy for
ieteansrag'and purifying the Wood. ' '
VEGETINE.
jjaBUEOLrxao bk a johgd immir.nfg.
r"j f March 1, 1878.
Mb. Stkvsns.
Dear Sir I wish to- Inform you . what your Vege
tlne has done for me. I have been afflicted "with
Neuralgia, .and after, using three bottles of the Veg-
e was entirely relieved. 1 also found my gen
eral health much improved. I believe it to be a
good, medicine.
i ours iruiy,
, , t. Fbbd. Haxvsbstick.
Yeeettee thorousrh enullaites every kind of hu
mor, and restores the entire system to a healthy
VEGETINE.
DBUGGISTTS REPORT.
H. B. STKVSH8S .
Deal Sir We have been sellfna vonr " Veeetine "
for the past eighteen months, and take pleasure in
stating that in every ease, to our knowledge, it has
given great satisfaction.
uespectruiiT,
. ' Bcch A COWGill, Druggists,
Hickman, Ky.
VEGETLNE
IS TH K BEST
SPRING MEDICINE.
VEGETINE
Prepared by
H. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
Vegetlne Is sold by all Druggists.
gTOP AND READ!
All forms of Kidney and Urinary diseases. Pains
in the Back, Sides and Loins are positively cured by
GRANT'S REMEDY.
Its effects are truly marvelous In Dropsfr,' GrareL
Bright's disease. Seminal losses. Leucorrhcea and
lost vigor,' no matter-of how longstanding th case
may be. positive relief is had In from one to three
days. , Do not despair, hesitate or doubt, for tt is
a specific and never fails. It Is purely a vegetable
preparation; by Its timely use thousands Of cases
that have boon considered incurable by the most
eminent nhvsiclana. have been nemiMientlv cured.
IT is ahftuloBM Eretegnlar physicians and
meoicai soaeues tnrougnout tne country, sold ta
bottles at two dollars eaclu or three bottles, which
is enough to cure the most aggravated ease, seat to
any address, on receipt of Five Dollars. Small
Mai bottles one dollar each. All orders to be ad
dressed to .
GRANTS REMEDY MANF'G COMPANY,
554 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
July 25-4m-dAw.
W. L. JOHNSON,
LATE OF DANVILTR, VA.,
Offers his services as teacher of Piano, Organ and
Vocalization. Will give lessons at the residences
of pupils when desired, and Is open to an engage
ment as organist.
Terms made known at the music Store of Daw
son 4 Co.
Refers (by permission) to Dr. T. C. Smith, Messrs.
Dawson A Co., and others,
sept 8
M
USICAL.
We take pleasure in announcing that we have sc
cured the services of
PROF. L. W. JOHNSON,
Who for the last seven years has had charge of the
jmiislcal department of tho Roanoke Female Col
lege of'panvule, Va.
The Professor will have charge of our Music
House; where he will keep a large stock of
1 i u
PI
AOS,
ORGANS;
SHEET MUSIC,
AND-
Musical Merchandise Generally
U ! i t i
First Class Instruments sold for cash or on time,
- u01d Instruments taken in exchange.
We stin',dey competition in prices and quality of
our Pianos and Organs. ,
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done In the most sal
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Everybody to know that the McBmlth Music House,
. OF GREENVILLE, S. C,
Sells the best Pianos made. - Don't forget the best
made, and the Organ they sell Is the boss of all or-
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f SEASON A HAMLIN, ,
Address Lock Box 15, GreenTUleTs.' a K- ' '
fTniated Catalogues and Price List can be
uan hi vuunowe Dy cauing on Col. u. . MaxwelL
au vnwrs msu wim mm will receive prompt atten
Uon. .t augl8-tf.
VEGE TIN E PURIFIES THE
GrTES STRENGTH.'
Beautiful Concert Pianos, RGAN
a i , . i price X1.KOO. onlr s25. so- . J
rb Grand ' Square Pianos, price SI,100,; only
aoo.' xdegani'upngnt nanos, race suu, omy
156. New Shlirle tfnrie-ht Pianos. SI VA.ftCL Or-
enm 19!-Htniw fr7 (3 nhrnnti HnranQ lAatnm
Price $390, only $115. Elegant 8375Mirror Top
Organs, only 9105. Buyers, come and see me at
nome; n l am not as represented, railroad rare
paid both ways, and Piano or Organ given free.
Large Illustrated newspaper with much informa
tion about cost of Pianos or Organs sent free. Please
address DANEELF. BEATTY, Washington, N. J.
OA Chromo Cards (perfect' beauties) with name,
5firv." 10a Outfit 10c; Turner Card Company, Ash
land, Mass. . '
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AR DISEASE.
Dr. C E. Shoemaker's book on Deafness and Dis
eases of the Ear and their nroDer treatment esie-
cially Running Ear. How to get immediate relief
rrom an unpleasantness ox this disease, ana a per
fectly harmless and permanent cure. A book ev
ery family should have. Sent free to all. Address
Dr. C, E. SHOEMAKER, Aural Surgeon, Reading,
Pa. 'r" '
&Kfk For a CASE OF CATARRH that Sanford's
ffltJv Radical Cure for Catarrh will; not instantly
relieve and aneedllv cure. References: Hen
ry Wells, Esq., Wells, Fargo Co., Aurora,
N. Y.; Wm Bowen, Esq., MaHatton, Grant
& Bowen. ' SL. Louis. Testimonials and
, , treatise by maiL Price, with Improved In
db fcti aler, 81. Sold everywhere, WEEKS &
Sij TOTTER, Propr's, Boston, Mass. ;
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PAbsoh's Pukgativk Pkllets make New Rich
Blood, and will completely change the blood in the
entire system in three months. Any person who
will take one pill each night from one to twelve
weexs may pe restored to
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if such a thine be possible. : Sent by mail for 8 let
ter stamps. X S. JOHNSON & CO., Bangor, Me.
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DAWSON & CO.,
OF THE
CAROLINA REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Have property to sell in Charlotte which will pay
18 to 20 per cent, interest on investment
FOR SALE.
10 Houses, occupying half square, rents now
paying 20 percent on amount asked for property.
Cash $4,000.
ITHoases and Lots, on which parties can erect
two new houses additional, now paying 10 to 20
per cent on amount asked for property, viz : $2,000.
Good Dwellings for sale cheap In desirable por
tions of the city.
Good Dwellings for rent
Small Dwellings, and numbers of them, for sale.
Prices ranging from $150 to $1 ,000. Sold on time.
Small Buildings to rent
Vacant Lots in all parts of the city, prices ranging
from $40 to $500, can be bought on easy terms.
Parties having property, either Houses, Lots,
Farms or Gold Mines, would do weU to call on us
and give us their property for sale. We will send
5,000 copies of our paper out among our own and
among Northern and Western people.
CAROLINA REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
DAWSON CO., Managkbs. -
Old Bank of Mecklenburg Building.
R
EAL ESTATE, MINING AND
IMMIGRATION AGENCY,
For Selling, Buying and Renting
MUTES, LANDS AND HOUSES,
and providing homes In the Piedmont region ot
North Carolina and South Carolina, and being con
nected with the SouTHXBN Record, circulated In
this country and Europe twice a month, I will ad
vertise, free of cost all farms and mines placed In
my nanas ior saie.
THOS. F. DRAYTON,
aug9. ;Ch&rlotte, N. C.
N
EW AND FASHIONABLE STYLES
OF
VISITING CARDS,
Round Comer, gilt edge.
Beveled, gilt edge.
GUtT bevel edge.
Long Narrow, gilt edge,
CHRISTIAN RETIVS NEW BOOK,
A SUMMER IDYL, paper, 30c.
How to Take Care of Our Eyes, 50c.
Dale's Impressions of America, paper, 25c.
As full and complete a Stock of
MUSIC, BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Wholesale and Retail, as Charlotte ever had.
22 by 28 White and Colored
CARD BOARDS.
ALSO,
FLAT CAPS, LETTERS AND NOTES,
At Manufacturers' Prices, in Stock and Made to
Order.
Samples Furnished on Application.
Thin Folios for Labels and Circulars.
Papers of all kinds, on Hand or Made to Order at
Shor. Notice.
1 These Goods are offered to Printers and others at
tow Prices.
TIPPY A BBO.
jyETROPOLlTAN WORKS.
Canal Street from Sixth to Seventh,
RICHMOND, VA.
ENGINES, portable and stationary, SAW MILLS,
GRIST MILLS, BOILERS, CASTINGS of BRASS
and IRON, , FORGDJGS, ic. Machinery for Gold
and Coal Mines, Blast Furnaces, &c We call spe
cial attention to our
' IMPROVED PORTABLE ENGINES
for agricultural and other purposes. Also to our
new styles
. ' SHAli; LOOOMOTTVIS
i'f 'inui r. '' is" 1'" w rt.ii .(;;-; () !.;. .
for hauling lumber and other articles upon tram
ways and narrow gauge railways. .
.Tto best pl&iitecsjegaid our. w
..r?r? 'iftrw ''!.!-:"-'! u, .;. ti t-,t(it ; ;
:h -i,i','t . - ! fJ j4 .
i,.x, t. GINNING. ENGINES
Ui'l kl M Hil .HVlSiH.iifH t-J -a ..
superior to any to use, Send for illustrated Cata
logue free. Other things being equal, encourage
Southern institutions. ;
.i Repair work solicited am promptly done.' -w-
-.!-' in -' '- .- " 'Ai . - .
For Gin Howes.- ' ' s '--
,'ij';k'' W. E. TANNER 4 CO.
may 15dAw ly.
pANO
CHARLOTTE HOTEL,
CHARLOTTE, N. C
Terms, Per Day $ 2 00
Table Board, Per Month 16 00
FIELD BROTHERS, Proprietors.
Being determined to keep a First-Class House,
we respectfully solicit a share of public patronage.
J. T. JULIAN, Superintendent
BEN KIMBALL, Clerk.
augl
ENTRAL HOTEL,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
THE BEST HOTEL IN THE SOUTH,
RATES:
$3,00, mTQ, Wd $2.00,
ACCORDING TO
LOCATION OF ROOMS.
H. C. ECCLES, Proprietor.
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ADDILL HOUSE,
GASTONIA, N C,
BY
R. E. W ADDILL.
feb 10 tf.
gTOP AT THE
BOYDEN HOUSE,
Salisbury, N. C.
C. S. Bbows, Proprietor,
Late of the National Hotel, Raleigh.
C. & Brown, Jr., Chief Clerk; W. O. Shelburn As
sistant dec 30
gjentisttftj.
D
R. A. W. ALEXANDER,
OFFICE OVER L. R. WRISTON & GO'S
Deug Stork.
I am working at prices to suit the times, for cash.
Will give you a No. 1 Set of Teeth for $10. Gold
and Tin Filling Inserted for $1 and upwards.
With 25 years' experience I guarantee entire
sansiacoon. janu
JMEBICAN METALURGICAL WORKS.
VAN WYCK SMELTING COMPANY,
Perth Amboy, N. J.
Gold, Sliver, Lead and Copper Ores reduced, and
eiehtr per cent of metal recovered.
Gold Sulphuret Ores a specialty; a guarantee of
eignty per cent, rrom wmcn expenses are to oe
deducted.
Ores shipped from Charlotte via Carolina Central
Railroad to Wilmington, thence to Amboy by sail
Ores should be assayed and inspected by Prof.
Hanna. of the United States Mint
For further information refer to members of the
Charlotte Mining Board, or to Perth Amboy.
Dr. JULIO H. RAE,
aprill4tf General Superintendent
gatjetxt (Cotton
JEVOLUTION IN GINNING COTTON.
Havlns nnrchssfid the Patent TOcht of TT. a.
WALKER'S Improved Cotton 6m, Leather Brush
and Wiper, for the States of North Carolina and
Tennessee, i am now prepared to sell County and
uui Jtugnis ior us use.
Its adrantares over the Bristle Brush are:
1st It will gin wet or damp cotton as readily and
as eneauauy as u it was dry.
2d. It runs One-fourth lighter.
3d. It costs one-third toss.
4th. The lint Is equal If not superior to that
guinea oj tne jtsnsue arusn.
Tesamonlals will be furnished and terms given
upon application to
L. J. WALKER, .
Charlotte, N. a
This patent both for Its cheapness and Its effi
ciency is decidedly the best thing out
Agents wanted, to whom I will pat liberally, If
ine ngni men. ji:
septl4dlmw6m L. J. WALKER.
Mxottidts.
THRESH mackerel;
ON CONSIGNMENT.
I have In store 63 half-barrels and kits of
FRESH MACKEREL,
which will be sold at packers' wholesale prices.
Call eariy
THOS. H. GAITHER,
College Street
JLLIOTT'S FAMILY FLOUR,
Yount's Family Flour: '
Ramseur's Family Flour.
N. C. HAMS, BACON, MEAT, HAY, SHUCKS, AC.,
. , , A Spectaltr ...
WILLIAMS A FINGER.
-TBCh28.
is r,'
yX lull stock of Prime Teas, for sale low. ,
' " JOHN W. HALL 4 Coi
DENTIST
WE ; lALL ' ' A TTENTION
OULD : y AREFTJL i 'Al ONCE
TO OCB
SPLENDID STOCK OF
Taoon,
Soda, ptoffee, Vfolasses,
oap, handles, iVlackerel
rooms,
CHEESE,
HAMS,
LARD,
RICE,
Sugar, pandy, "Dagglng,
alt Vrackers; J3lueing,
Ties, nrvibaoco,
ea, JL wine,
c., &c., 4c.
If you 4cslre to buy low and get fppsft goods, call
early.
MAYEII A ROSS.
JOHN W- HALL A CO.,
College Street Between Trade and fourth,
HAVE IN STORE
Green and Black Teas,
Grain and Ground Black Pepper,
Alspioe and Ginger,
Mason's A Mason's Blacking,
Colburn's Pure Mustard,
White Wine and AppleTlnegar,
Canned Oysters
Mackerel In Kits, Quarter and Half BWs. ,
Two and Three Siring Brooms,
Candy hi 25 lb. boxes.
Satehel and Square Bottom Bags,
Paper Twine in 5 lb. Packages,
Cuba and Porto Rico Molasses, in Barrels.
In order to close these lots promptly for cash, we
will sell them at a small advance oil cost to the
trade,
MACKEREL,
aaa W oo00!
22 oo oo oo uo
0,22 00 00 (M 00
& 0V0 ""oo00
PACKAGES
AT
BURWELL A SPRINGS'.
sept 15.
'HAT WHITE SOAP
. - in.-.
HAS COKE.
Also, "The Biggest" Cake of Blue soap la the
city for 5c.
TOWN TALK SOAP,
and a good Soap, at 4c. per cake, or 7 for 25c
A fine line of Toilet Soaps,
CANDLES,
CHEESE,
LEMONS, AC
Another shipment of 25 barrels of Ramseur A
Bool well's No. 1 FLOUR,
AU just in.
LkROY DAVIDSON.
New Goods receiving every day.
L.R.
F
AMILY GROCERIES,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
I have now In store a full supply of Groceries and
family supplies, which will be sold at the lowest
possible prices.
CHOICE HONEY
strained or to the comb.
S. M. HOWELL.
rpHE " RISING SUN."
According to the command of Joshua of old, al
though repudiated by the "Jasper Philosophy" of
the new, is now standing still, at the Old Place, on
Trade Street opposite the Market House, plus
Homet Fire Engine Hall, where the light of reason
lUumlnates the surrounding atmosphere, which In
vests all things with the glow of Inspiration, and
the world no longer seems
"A fleeting show,
To man's Illusion given,"
For right here you will find
C. S. HOLTON,
who has In store
ORANGES, LEMONS,
CANDIES, CAKES, PIES,
Tne Great Washington Pie Included,
Corn Starch, Sardines, Pickles, Fresh Bread;'
Canned Fruit and VttrotahlAa Hiimim
and Coffees, Tobaccos, Cigars,
'Snuff and Toys,
Id fact, everything found In confectionery, Includ
ing Ice Cream and Lemonade.
lel4. CaE
Q.ROCERIES CHEAPER THAN EVER
NEW GOODS I
NEW FEATURES!
, Come to me for Bacon, Corn, Sugar, Coffee, Mo
lasses, and other Family Groceries.
Just received, a few barrels of Berry Foster's (Da
vie county) .-. 'i'-iU . . ;
BEST RYE WHISKEY.
' n- f , .: -'.
Also a fine tot of Country Hams.-1 sell for cash.
All goods delivered In the eltty free of charge.
. , W.H.CBJMMINGER7f
.". Trade Street,
Next door below Wilson A Black's old stand.
aplS.
riiio0te nv&f Shots.
ONE EAST !
' Our MB. S. S.'PxGBiH Is new visiting the m nn,
facturers, buying our
OUK FAIL AND WINTER 8TOCX OF
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND TRUNKS,
which will be selected with great care. We want
every one needing ajirthlng hi our line to call nu
examine
OUR STOCK
JJefpre Buying Elsewhere,
Yours truly,
PEGBAM A CO.
Swm JM SXedicincs.
QR ft McADEN,
pRUGGfST AND fOKVIST,
How offers to the trade a full stock of
Lubin's Extracts and Colognes,
English Select Spices,
Colgate Honey and Glycerine Soap,
English, French and
American Tooth Brushes.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully prepared at all hours, both night and
day at
J. H McADEN'S
Prescription Store.
L. R WRISTON. T. J. MOORE, M. D.
L. R. WRISTON A CO.,
L. R. WRISTON A CO.,
L. R WRISTON A CO.,
L. R WRISTON A CO.,
WHOLESALE
WHOLESALE
WHOLESALE
WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL
AND RETAIL
AND RETAIL
AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,
DRUGGISTS.
DRUGGISTS,
DRUGGISTS,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
gEASON ALMOST OVER,
But Arctic Soda Water and Ginger Ale Ice cold
and sparkling at Dr. T. C. SmlthTs Drug Store-5
cents a glass.
JEBOSENE OIL,
AT WHOLESALE ORRETAIL,
AT
Dr. T. C. SMITH'S Drug Store.
gEVEN SPRINGS.
Iron and Alum Mass and Bedford Springs Alum
and Iron Mass, at T. C. SMITH'S Drug Store. Price
50 cents and $1 per bottle. Nature's remedies
try them.
pALETS COLD CREAM
For chapped hands and lips, and Hoyt's German
Cologne for the Toilet, at
T. C. SMITH'S Drug Store.
QHALK CRAYONS,
Twenty cents a gross, six gross for one dollar;
and Arnold's Black Writing Ink, all sizes, at
T. C. SMITH'S Drug Store.
rpHOSE ENVELOPES
Are selling off at 5 cents a pack, all colors and
Sizes; also, Foolscap and Letter Paper, very cheap,
at
A. v. umiiu a viu tow
JJTTTLE LOVERS.
A choice 5 cent Cigar, price reduced to $3 per
hundred to close present stock. Call and see them
Dr. T. C. SMITH'S Drug Store.
QOUNTBY MERCHANTS
Win find such goods as they need In the Drug
Line, at
Dr. T. C. SMITH'S, Opposite Central Hotel,
And at prices to meet their views, always as low
as any other Drug House ta Charlotte.
S
ECURITY1
SECURITY !
SECURITY 1
200 Barrels of
C. WEST A SONS'
EXTRA NO. 1 KEROSENE
AND
ALADDIN SECURITY OIL.
West's Extra No, 1 Kerosene OIL from C. West A
Sons, Baltimore.
Highest Medal awarded at Centennial PjJ?!??:
CrysfaUOll Works, Canton. WwrMted to stand
fire test of 110 degrees Fahrenheit before it wm
bum . C West A Sons, Baltimore.
For Sale by 1
' Da. JL pi McADEN, Sole Agent,
- CHARLOTTE, N. C.