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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1878.
BAlLBUAD ' DIRECTOBT.
) j'i : r - "
The following table shows the running of passen
ger trains to and from Charlotte, on all the rail
roads (wwfiiMMP;jieMt it i M fnon nJ (Hiiq
Arrives from Richmond and Go'ldsborb, J 'i.k'a. ml
Leaves for ,, -i ;,,..ir,,j , i 2.50., .,
Arrives from Richmond, 12.48 p. m.
Leaves for a wy, 440,Bi;PVj
ATLANTA ft CHARLOTTE ATB-IJSK."
Arrives from Atlanta, 1.48 a. m.
1 .w for Atlanta. 2.50 a. m.
Arrives fronvAllaiita. lool mtiaa. i tt4a ivittJUStoiner. at thRnlnr, whMi ho hpnivi
Leaves ioAuuiua, ui"- aju uw f
ML' .nil 1)1111
lroii-A'uti'a.??y:';i'n A. mwi-Wiaaea ana he could not leave the
for -AnfcuBttu w l:l(yrj;ffl'bai-' ;but he asked Mr. Charles Moss,
Arrives
Leaves
CAROLINA CKNTKAL.-
iTf(4( Dmf
A rri ves irom n uuiiugwii, . . . . . . ...
Leaves for WHmlngtofl,1.,rvrt.r
, 7 1K a. m.
Irrives from Shelby.... ... . 5.00 pim.
Leaves lor pavm,.-A-. i.)
Atlantic, teknessek & 9H10., l
Leaves tor StatesvUhv. i-ii i U4d a
The f ollowmgr fcre'tife time's; ana places' at fih".
Hon. Walter L, Steele,' .Democfatlc candidate'. Jor
(Jougress in this; district, wfll meet his fellow-cttf-zens
and discuss with them the Issues of the day:
iihemarle. October 18. Troy. October 21.
Centre, October 1& Sulphur Springs, Oct 22
ii
I'Jie Weallter To-Ba) .
For theJIffldfaiQnd Sputh Atlaqtif;
Zinnsmithmij,4mg tomuch coZHion ofthe totrbance
iprsterly wv(!4Jwwuw, rmng da
la Vitexv AuvfrU'iii'lil.
M A i if
S M Howell Family Groceries.
B. N. SnUtlv-Oabbage. ' t. -i.w
lnj .. I !u li
vUi jA'i.l.V.
J lltii
),"
i.t -.....-rl i
i:,-i; ii!if. i sue
Tim fiiin whieh tel'hl
t night1' was
most acceptable :'t;4V W
ililtVivnt in a4eighi..v ( i v . u
Theiv was no session of uie mayor's
court vuuauyranu tiw tmtess Dtitore
the magistrates tUd ,JttOt . junjntnt to
niucii.
March-like winds diWe'-gireftt-i-clotttlBj
of dust through the streets, yesterday,
making pedestuaiysin.
iiirreealtle.
ovough,dis- I
The mayor acknowledges the receipt
of !?'), contributed by the Matthews
station churou. ' for - the benefit of the
yellow fever sufferers.- --
beginning with Sunday morning The
Ohsekvkk will 'publil'dailyi'weather
ivoorts as fxutu'stfedOhV.' the 'TTttited
Mates signal :auoMjiMitiMS ily-i!i,ji l
Cotton yesJei'dY v. jeaclwd , aj.lower
lMiint than for a very long while -past"
our (piotations this momin&Tshqw ,t,hat
best grades closed yesterday evening at
.i.i.:i'.-: .:U'i; i 7'! : "'
An excellent farmer; : and a pTritosoplH
'ical one. as' WiM'.lftM'tjf;
yesterday, said that he Uaa pdaatttd lus
cotton for 7 cents, and until it sinks be
low that price before he cannot be made'
to lose any money on it.
By a dispensation. issued i.by ..JL H
Munson, of Wilmington, grand master
of the Masonic brder"in ' this' State,' a
new lodge has" bieen estayislie4 at Jjtin-'
tereville, in this .county, . to :be called'
Craighead Lod, ;;; -'v ;i. :
Another crfnge" will go into effect-to-inorrov"
on' the .Cl.iarlQiteanil.Sta.iesr.
ville Railroad,; flight idjovreytsywithiB
time. The train will leave Charlotte a
half hour, hfteif and aMV,e'.tfTrJaer
-leave here at 4j3Q a. in, anil amy ASQ,
I), in. " '' '' : ): lil-n1- ! y.'T,
'.1 - .; rw-l-i i r.i liail
Ana two or the OBSEK.vi:itgang're
likewise taking in the fine points ojfhe;
large squashes aii,variegate4ft0d"41t
which are Bpvead- out to-'the admiring
gaze of th.esoVefiejgh:s whdeonregate at
the State fair.. . ' )i i
The case of the State vs. Nicholson
and Ethridge for the killing of the eol- i
1 . . . T " J. - "fl ! 1 I I
uieu woniaii, jvate riuruiger, m con
cord, about six months agty yhlch'was'
removed to Union, was, w'ennpitf'tlie:,
Siq)erior Court of that county,. Wednes
day, and continued until the next term.
Receiver of tnfiUjttto& tmlikiUa.ll-
road - Uxa; un-.
The Star of yesterday, says that CapL
I). II. Murchison, of WilmingtQn, has
received the iapporfltnieht':fromi,:Jndge
McKoy, of receiyer; of t.l)BiC3fPlina,Cen-.
tral Railway, to fill the vacancy occa
sioned by the death of Capt. Isaac B1.
Grainger. Capt Grainger administered
his office very wisely, and 'thief' liew'iieM
cc-iver can hardly do better than follow
in his footsteps.-'"""' !
End of the Feast of Tabernacles.
Yesterday was, the eighth and last
(lav of the J ewish Feast of Tabern'ardes.
or Branches.,. and is called. AShemenv
Aiizeras. or a raav or solemn assem-
hly." It is also called the "Rejoicing of
the Law," because it is a solemnity in
memory qf t,hejermmatiqn,pt,the read-,
nig of the law. Oh this day the last sec
tion of the Pentateuch'4'"ead, and the
first section, Jmmediately commenced.
The folloVingabbathis termed "Shab
bath Beresnrtti:'1 TKls rjmg'tjrife lastf
tested in "jpfflflflgfr tliOtf
'I'lte Wf-vtprn VTviiralAn.
T.0TTf3TnZ17.'li A .oil .U (I.
1 he long-expected excursion from the
esterday,aftecnoonr, mhargeii aifi Mj
two liundr'i
til
to 1
the
ciass, but amiaa .was, Jah Qilpinjilfda
pleasure bent. i iH,iu-oiuvi
.11. tl'l, !.
ICscape and He-Capture,
li -M luUi tsK'jIlipS'tiTl fc
fell lt liUrl .Ultltm
iay before vetpda'
1. A
BAuursion xramijrpm.,lienrv's
vnanotte stopped at'BrMtfewktifi1
hon, .la,..takman idkcnrwiwed ail
station; aad tucnedoror to the i
lard-tn
rbe County School Fai HTluW3i
The register of deeds yesterday nost
ra at tne court irsdobta'fciHKl sho
inw.
of
six
istributiorrf'ibl",it!
ana ,twenrar-H)ne..veara-anil the
wwaigafcoti
each sflirtrtT tc
'UorJketm
seof carrvinfrnnfrPft
fllgiiged vesterdav in spnriino- ftnffW
pach School fnmtnitfaa V,Q ononmt
, uu miormingtne committee that
ie money awaitec
jitter December 1st.
. Jhe total Sfthnnl
J niUKU lU.VlWl UU U1U
Mqkjen
s to $10
township.
-IOlir liat J iV'r-tt, - Z
f Whites, $188.19;
v"iuiu,uyi.70.
people on board from as fau wfefcl1
Asheville. ''TnVrniWTri?rH ftirftttWtirti'tt'l
eu. and will
4 o ciock tnis afTArwrtriftiUfmra wrAi
.... A.
'e.but few. mfirfhanfT4tiHrtfr:,flS
w '.Tivmw 3.1 llgM I W
.iay before vEdatito'iefitrreif
of theterrjtorth CaroliMiaSffilR
r ;uLneawf ri frniw tin T irr t ..., i.- I
via v&xy nuiA. ait i.i ir 1 1 t-.su i i
ajle, and thouglchi,v49CTp:
t?6YcrattntfrMntr
. - M. C
to .
TI,,
mem uuu; up oninwiraauoiiTOeibafti-
(Hit TTA1 'it-oil' AArtAX' 'W ' SiAWXl
Qes8'DyitowWshfp-
i "n 7 coupty tln year amount:
"I12 JiP.ftfPUS sum .Charlotte
JWtoo Got In His Fatal
Work and Left
JLjke a Flasb-Further Particular
ant No Clue. '' M:..
Time, yesterday rrfornincr. onlv allow
ed us to tell that a short time before, we
weiit to press aHtoysteridtts'homicide
was committed in the restaurant of the
Mdzart Saloon, and that Tom Harley,
hi uuiurtju cook 01 mat establishment
w.:tettMifltm. Brielas thatrstate-r
rmeut iwau Itwnst-beonfessed'thatp
up 10 mis time, mere is nothmer of im-
.'.;: A. 1 j . i 0
pui taiice to aau to it. I
wuib aiier miamirnr, Mr. Ak
Wimrate. who is in fhartrA ,,f r.lm
t,a Ti ju-i. .w
leilus, the promietor, was waitins on a
wrm ! talkilijr and oaths Proceeding from
null " ,r :
WWWit-4FHRiresiJUUaJli; unuerneatn. The noise
ow see w liat was tlie matter and quell
ti4w UlSLUl UclIlCe. JVX1.
Moss went out
me uacK aoor'anaffcwn. tfr'rfear'mte
u me restaurant, entering the room,
louuu tuere tnree young men, well-
biM. uiuieu cook, ana a colored bov.
rriAppy Kellv who waits at the bar of
tUfr. Central Saloon. One or more of
the' strange young men were in a heat
ed1 Colloquy with TomvconceTtiing pay
lor oysters fried of which the party of
strangers had just partaken. All were
in hostile attitude. The cook had a
lung ibutcher-knife in one hand and a
hatchet in the other. Mr. Moss laid his
hand on the lappel of the coat of one of
the strangers and demanded to know the
Vhil! the11-'I'liViM!'vrt' tKrtf rfiH
witiLit?" was asked hinv.;1(.
"I am, one of the men "of the house,"
Mr. Mos1TmWte,,!iser j
;That is all right then," t&e yqujig jnjanl
ljuiiicu, auu moss turnea irom nun to
tlie cook and asked him what he was
ttaiTelingboufc. Jflhe uegsaAoWMps,
to, let him alone, and at this time one of
thft strangers asked the price of the
oyster-fries and waTtbldi.' He then
hiiided a $5 bill to Mr. Moss, who
started up stairs to eet It shsntedj h.Af
tlie UUOK iUULxiUie ... VJSHLOlfl
Harley had pitched the ibiiteker-fcnifo
aside and held the hatCn6t:IttiAhI:,tMitJ
hand. WitU-:tiiiweapoi..,HplrK
'imcea upon one wti appeared-tD-b
'the spokesman for the party'"' n )
"Uon'tyou comeTanyjurlW.
shoot you," the young man- eaniftiflndj-
ed. i
But'tli 'negro!:c6nttiiu'ea to: ad'vahfc'e"
and m-a eooiid the.liarvel- ot& pistol!
uusneu in me ngnt ana two pistol shots
rang out.-
one present knew how it was-tltfrieT1
so rapid were their movements, but as
quick as thought the three Bts&ngera;
.uarxeu uu tlie rear stens una iiHitnijar-
red;through the rear door and .the-baok
yard, lorn Ilarlev. his liatehetitill ini
"Itfaijd, dashed after them, but -half waw-H
uutpe steps reit-rproneupoii Jus rac
and rose no more.
Mr. Moss, who in the meant.ime .hadi
gone up stairs to get the money , changed
'arid did not see the shooting, . jean JbacJs
down the steps and took the situation.
in. Returning again, he reported -tp.J
mi: vvmgatetnat Tom jiaa;;jeenSihqt,.
."Wjngate ran down the stairs caUetljU
nelri-o by name, when ; he turned liias
neaa, gasiea once and died. l n- - ,-;
,. auis is me story as siraignt,ii3, cap.,p&
gotten. ,.,;;,.
: : The first thing done was to smjnon,
,Tr. McCombs, who., proceeded to Jnakel
an examination o;f(tjlie bodv. .,,0nly onq j,
i nits siiols was louiiu to nave, .uuteii.
effect, but.thtfL.was; so sure that it might
liaye been hred by a practiced hand. It
entered" the left side, between - thfr
seventh and eighth ribs. 2lanicSBd.''nfer-;i
eq,.tlielower part or the heart, passed
through and came out at the upper part,
striking both, lungs in ,
man. could not have lived exceedingten
seconds. "!'-"' 11 ' u -:-t :-ti;Hutt
iGorwer.,:i4J,eaadex reached )4thecitywJ
Kill iv in Lilt; iiiuriiintr unu suiiiiiioiid a.
jury ivliich; r aftef viewintr the - sremains.
-went rnr.a. secret, session at, the jeourt
house, sitting for ' several ' 'ho!ttrs'"Vllh;
dosed boots' ana imeanume examming
a dumber of witnesses. The testimony
11 1. -.-. Vwi . rt-P nriflinnnAn Tlift fru.timAnn
taken is! foi' sbme1 reason which doubt- '
.mv)OCU utsaiuiesa anu strangers to mm :
tee were also pttftf Tom' Sarley,
JeSS appears satisfactory to Ihe.ooironerLpujLed and uisjectLpeq I
withheld from the press. All that is 1 their face value. Tlie
vouchsafed is that the verdict reached
wa that deceased cam- to'hiBdeath
from a pistol shot fired, by. sorn,e person
to the jury unknown. ' " ui
' As a result of the coroner's inquest
Mr. Moss and the colored 1)6 1lTInTiy"
Kelly were held as witnesses in $100
each, and in consequence,-Qf the allega
tioniof Burwell Johnston, colored, that
Kelly had told him, vesterdav, that he
Itne who had done the! shootings the
boy , was re-arrested, yesterday after
noon and by Justice McNinch commit
ted to jail, under the belief toatheJ
knew inpre. than he had divulged.
TherMse iTiivelopM'ih a thick veil
of mystery so far as .the identity of the
three strangers is1' concert eft.'' Of'otirie
there are theories and speculations but
in the absence of testimony against any
partieaiaf person, theses "amount tec
nothing. .ThecasQ):!qreated. genwnp,
sensation in the city yesterday Dy rea
son of its unusual1 character; ai&d) was a
leaiding topic of cpnyersation during
the day on the streets
s and elsewhere.
Furnas! uVt,1liV"J'"'''- bian) snhlrtM?- ,i-
The work of puttiniaJMineiW.tfuirtta
dnidainpipes in Try on Street Methodist J
church -was completed -yesterday-ana
the furnace was tested yesteWaJAfte'
noon and found to 'work eharmincrlv.
iis large and elegant diurch has here
i)rore been heated ?i(aL.dgetha inade
fiaately) by means of stoves, and the
wtofort of the congregation will be
rMtly enhanced 'by tile! itteTy!rtttit
m$ furnace and the pipes,,ndthe work.
f putting them in. werei all paid for dv
tyw ladies7 aaa)'is4S0ry.i'f.i mer-CWMrCh,
which has, in addition to this, added to
tpe parsonage, withm the pastrrew days,
'Quantity ofattdwdifuiMfiittiMiKand new
ProieitioiUta:Hol-l.tlxe state Fair at
Charlotte.
w'tliKe iSArfcaiiS2fhe Raleigh papers
XMh at a -fokJg of the State Agricul-
tal.McoBfmheld Tuesday night in the
commons nail, Kaleigh, captains. it
fJR.dgeobe
lowing resolution :
-Jtesoivea, That the next state Agri-
eudturai X air be held a
eTVMMVMiA 3V
Mfedklenburg county, WV.mB A 1,1 'J
resolution acted- epfofgft but
.to-JstMd,:,6eri unlSJniMw night:
'hfc'fetated thattiadbeen informed
'jthiitl when the city of Raleigh was can-
vassetiiinK siibscnptuons io.purehae
straw and w'ood roBWMragV'tttid fuel
jfwlthe mUitary, only about 660 was
Tasted, and one ofothBieadiagionercan-
fife (li
unaa-ioCTe'wtfuicr feaunvi'pay
M 1 1
$5,000,. and furnish barracks for the
military." ioj-1 "zoTiuhi aaW" yst
Mr. li. H. Battle. Jr.. Dr. Mcuaiium
ti. Battle. Jr.. Dr. McCall
andCoLThos.31. Holt. opi)OsedJieTresc.
VBTt vigorous defence oriiaieigh agamst
After these si)eeches the furmerconsid
ratiion of the resolutM'WalMp'oWd
taltil Thursday night.
lott and for the fair asweip fOWin
supin'wtaVtliesei'of jSaieiaJ
fair, would collect here annually twice
as Jargea crowd as" tas eyer atfendeipv tne
it at the capital,
l
iiwie iij
WeejeBstonieheAathPfideayoreof parHestq
introduce new remedies for Couirhs
s ana Kiuurea
complaints when ther should know that the people
will hare Dr. Bull's cough ttyrup ana nothing else.
Mft DaBace. at dAl
Some Of OUf Charlotte' and ftaharriia
stock : narti ni ivitArf , , i n , ; flu mfau'a
race at the State fair, which was asin-
gle dash of a half raner'Thfe'Italeigh
"iwrat'cuBwiwayi gtatunifr! jjiamft-
tTlL , narioxte -gegm;sy8tem mere.
Emmjrmfflm&ima
SecodaeeRTinntnrtiflcMtmteTO
Hh: II. J. Pone enters Swannanoft!'1 degree JtM?fF Mt
ins seuoiiu money. mmvb&&i-.'.r ti
The Fourth War PbnOOOKItMu
Dr. Battle still has in his possession
tne curiou-aBUBairnieir. is mtut
have fMfeli'oht the'tfbsW Iy.MM
ourtn wardMiat!jliasi(iCsaiajiea
il was put in aiconoi so that it is now
scarceiy over hajxiiuuxiti-ujkimgta, be-
ing aoout an eigntn or an mclj in thick-
salted xaAS Sf:
cros&peY hSMiMe phyl
siciahs here, to teFTKlScaS
Dr.Batt.iA is mairitt iSVT
send it toanSurrArW Erectly with, the ;pehsi6h bureau
Phiiinht2smT1
torv dfWA Vti&AMJ,, UKVffligstrate to assist them.
mquipyritoitaeicasfeiaiidi saystbat as.Lii
far as'fcuntttfi tfeAitrifftif mtto-to
ly caine frAm.e..omap ri6's. UjSlie
says so heirseMwanifcfhere were several
other yeisuim in tlm ruum who saw it
when it fell on her-rftu f..f
It has been oveffeMirn&tfhA nv
fcfirrence, and weMwililthft wnapw
wholiad suffered so much and
so con-
mi -.
I' arc have of
Oold BulliotniUiCHa-!!
locte.
' Tlie Washingt6riJ iPosf, 14' Wednesday,
states the case more f ullv than was
done in yesterriajiViQBSEiwsrEifc .-Jto
tne arrangement the orovernment has
m the United States assay office m this
lty.; 'fme tF08t bays5!1' W Mm Hi: mu: m
'Piirchase- the- gold btilliorif deposited at
the mint at Denver. Col., at its mmm? T
-Traiue, less the usual mint charges for
parting and refining and the expense
transportation to the mint at Fhilaffe
phia, for conversion into coin. Pay
ment for the bullion purchased at
tnse places will be made in Wal-tan-
4m notes or silver dollars asithe depos-
may prerer. MetetaM:e trttjlion de
ited at these irttirinfe ffias ben
returned to the depositors in imparted
pars, staniped with the weight and fine-
iess, wnicn were disposed of to local
tollion dealera. This arrangement will
Protect the mitifet ndefi&Wfe::Wrnr to
cnase the s-old dpnosifprl at iho !ee
Offices at Helena, Montana, and Boise
$tyt Idaho.
The Spartanburg and AOttivine XtaXl-i
''Toad Failure to I044Trl
VfiiintH witlitbe Creditor,' lif i t, vi a
i' " , "vif, ui lauuuig, o. V-.,
Tnesdav. in rpfprpnon tr lm Wnnrtn
j i -.-... w i-i i v ujai tail"
bprg and Asheville Railroad, was a
meeting of the creditors of that road
wjth t&ftJajM'atectors, to make
an arrangemfini i6iatJe settlement of
the chuiinS; against the corporation
which now so seriously embarrass it.
The claims which are now being pressed
CTV v""".toio ""VI VUKIBU YV
have furnish sttTit)liM.;arlntiWrfto
tiHtound nunj,;o;oi(5o; jTBtrTik a
iirei inoi Lgage ityh&m .t OIQnjoo,
and Hon. R. 1 . Mc Aden, authorized so
to do, went into the meeting of creditors
and submitted to it this proposition:'
JThat the bondholdeiBiwauld agree with
ui&creanors, tne latter OTjfnom had no
seciirity, to cance jtx, t Mirtgage
auu put upon tne road a second mort
gage of say $175,000 to $200,000, for the j
purpose of completing the road to Ashe-
,yiUe, it being the understanding with
all concerned, that Uhestf seoon'a to- L
'gage bonds cfuld'bfi .taken,1 byJtBe sfe-
ufed WeOitols kim St
s proposition cer
tainly looked fair enough, amounting to
just; this, that it is security for their
claims to those who now have no secu
rity ; ahunsecilr4tt JKreitors repre
seiiting.tMjaMuntkff 5O:a0O declared
their wiMonmt'Wfiflniih with the
proposit ion i the holders of $30i000 worth -of
claims, these holders being the As'h'e
ville contractors, refused, however, to
accede, choosing rather to try other
mejis of making their, money out of
the road, and1 trfuS tftgwnble sdngitte of
settlement went bv the board and none
;vyjas substituted for it, so that the situa-.
tion, remains just What it was before
this: meeting was held.
In consequence of this failure to ef
fect! '-''ftrrkrrgeme'nt' 1 wnebV''"
work could be carried on, Mr. Mc
Adetn, who. tela t'w-soniej tiHtfl past-bcerir
fulrtishing out of his individual funds
the jmoney usdinjtgrk.ojt!(ctflrf
tion yesterday ordered operations to be
stopped and the building ,pf the Spar
tanburg & AshevifieaaM&f there
fore now at a complete standstill. Mr.
McAdelwrtbrwierer,'iiStU'a9 hiaiftraW
tohning regularly over the completed
(PAriion of the jmfo 3d sleciares his
Purpose to so continue them.
rtoting of the Slocirder ot the H.
w it ID. Itailroad-The C, C. & A. Pur-
ensue. , fca ma o ir hAy Vasih
haue.
Aj sjJecial meeting of thestockhorders-r
.1
of the Kichmond & Danville Railroad
ionipany was held Tuesday at the com-
JkiViUWvJHi JWWlUUBlhi l.AA ifilKHY il
kmorid Disvatvh furnishes an outline of
the proceedings : Avery large quorumT
or tne company, it says, Demg round to
be Dresent in person and nroxv: the
pres;iaen sWrntttet! 'BeHMffjfwtWf
board ot directors, a report setting forth
the i oLtjeob f tliJ3oardijiii7thef:callif'
the meeting at this time to be the con-
ranfement lecently entered into, which
the president and directors had deemed
highly important and advantageous to
tiiifcH uumpany, in connection witn me
Ch;iiloet)'klilmkrW'Auffusta Bail-
roa4 Company. The connection traflfic
eascwaroot the latteFoempany nav4ngor
J,thi
ne last tour yews BeweairwtaiveweF
4"JA'
rom the roads of the Kichmond $ ian-
ville Company by combination with. the
roaq running east from Columbia, iS.Mtji
to the .cpjhaduQf, course injuriously
affectetf ttie" Trlfefests of the Bichmond
& Efanville Bailroad in this traffic. The
objdet and effect of the arrangement
templated wastojttpre,this trade ,
to ite ramiraaws
Chapoctasi tivi mm -wie-iuaeai v&vw
Bicnmond & Danville Bailroad Cqmp"
This, the president reports, has
em esected in connecuon witn par
ties largelyj ideJftfJtolivaaitsc4affilders
and th owners and operators of the
chief connections of the company's
creaseu jainHTaevroiJiiiixuuHiauiHruwa
Darivmei RMltoMmpftny. The ar-
esLvuiisiiiueiit ui reiieweu uuaiiiwss-rciao
iiQnjs "betweenlhis companysi
that of the Charlotte. Columbia & Au-
st?a itaiiroad uompany, that were oe-
ri ri-rA- rto-n V a Trl 1 T7 foil aMiTi ftn t
ifehly "advantageous to eacn and to the
rt.... ... . . ; ..
irieeting and an undivided feeling felt
jind- exBoessed 4)V(the dnielligent body
of business men present that an' imi
I ,a. mnmar. v,ori
portant and wise movement had been
made by the company.
Fcriy-four persons- ere- cauyicted of
?uefy
ty to animals in Xew York Mon-
ir: i bimw i mmuiMn aait r4
raieflow m luchtaomiv va4.1ooKin0.UHA1
R. II. H. Hayden has beeVUitteiffT.
? muraer, m
l r J? " j j.i 1
-WashmBtOftF liit .xgiol ita tntaiUiui)
; .i-ftca-i mi ja on ,-jtHvi viii iU: sHJjncKa I
Red Cloud and hisJGMefg'hatf a ien-
fereiicpi Sunday at, Fort Sherid wjttl
the oiffio
iifmow purauiMtfie:iiffirTen
t3Mtid promised to arrest -and deUver
eil$e resdfiSL-iille -expressed
aesire ior peace, ana promised to pro-
mote it by all the means in his power.
The conrerence closed with a banquet.
commissioner of pensions states,
them L V r
W agents to iwterthWr:iclamis,
14. as weU f or theDi to communi-
or employ a neighboring attorney or
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OCTOBER 17, 1878.
f .i At-Jl
:T.I ArjH
PRODUCE.
:i.iiH:ili
Baltimore Oats dull: Southern 27a30. Provi
sions dull and unchanged. Butter In light demand
Rndvunchanged. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes 13al6&
WhJsKey firm at 1,12. Sugar unchanged.
Southern flour in buyers' faro frith Jbetter export
TrWUlry; sales 4,900 bbfe,clucung 4,000 or
expprt; common to fair extta 8j80a&90, good to
eholce ditto 6.00a6.00. Wheat lc. higher, closing
rather quiet; ungraded wlrAet ted' BOal.Ol. Corn
Vs better; ungraded 40a47. Oats a shade firmer.
Coffee dull and nominal. Sugar quiet and un
changed; refined in moderate demand and steady.
Molasses dull; New Orleans quoted at 26a45 for
old and 60a60 for new. Rice firm, fair business;
Carolina and Louisiana quoted at 6a. Pork flrm
pand verrtiiUettMss spot 8.60a75. Lard prime
ffW nominal; offered at
i- v-CBJCrinirTl fcioW- quiet and unchanged. Wheat
dull; red. SOaSR white 83a88. Corn inactive at 87
;a3W Oats quiet' Pork in fair demand but lower
ai .uu. iara in iair aemand and firm. Whiskey
a.oa. clear rib
Balk meats Inactive; shoulders
5. clear sides KlA : bacon In fair dn-
;jand; shoulders 4, clear rib 6.70a75, clear sides
-ooaoo. sugar sieaay; naras yaioh. wmte hi
Hogs firmer; packing
i it-.-i.im
a3.20. ..
n NoB)LK-SteadyTdmi'!c:;1nei receipts
8,584; gross ; stock 15,536; exports coastwise
2,050s sales ; exports to Great Britain .
BAifrmoBE Dull; middling 9cK3MnmldQng
c.:' good ordinary Hltc: net
529; sales 100; stock 3,013; exports coastwise
75; spinners 80; exports to Great Britain ;
Boston Dull; middling 1014c.; low middling
10c; good ordinary 9" toet receipt "8901 gross
595;isales ; stock 1,220; exports to Great Brit
ain 92tt.
WifiMiHGTON Dull; middling 9
low
mid
862; dling !ic. ; good ordinary Slfee. ; net
receipts
gross: ; sales j stock 1 2i 140: spinners : ex
ports coastwise ; to Great Britain .
tfJJi&iBLrti? mrddirng'ibac:;' low
muuiig mc; goua oraiDary W4&; net receipts
i& BT08S 537: sales 33K: snlnnprs H18- stv-lr
,030; exports to Great Britain 318.
AuarjBTA Weak: mlddllno- Qt lnw mirU
dUng8c.;good ordinary 814c.; receipts 1,779;
ents ; sales 1.187 :-stoefc ' -
Charleston Lower; middling filc.; low mid
dling: 94C; good ordinary 8c.; net receipts 3,
772; gross; sales 2.500; stock 76,120; exports
coastwise 2.604; Great Britain!, 905; to irauoe
New York Quiet; sales 893; middling up
lands 10; mid. Orleans 1014; consolidated net
receipts 20,549; gross ; exports to Great Britain
4,209; tyCpntlnentrn-j to,Fraijee, r-0ji,i(,
Liverpool Noon Dull. Middling uplands 614,
Orleans 6 9-16; sales 8,000, speculation and ex
port 1,000, receipts 1,050 all American. Fu
tures 1-32 and 1-16 cheaper. Uplands low mid
dling clause: October delivery 6 5-32alfe, October
and November 5 13-16, November and December
511-16, December and January ditto, January and
February ditto, March and April ditto, shipped
September per sail omitted 614, new crop shipped
Novembei&od Doeonbar flee sail 5 1 1-16.
5 pi m, Futures depressed. Uplands low mid'
dllng tlause: February and March 5 11-16, new
crop snipped November and December per sail 5
21-32.
FUTURES.
New York Futures closed steady. Sales 85,
000 bales.
October
November .
December .
January
February .
9.77
9.71
9.72
9.77
9.84
9.92
10
10.08
10,41
1020
Marca
April.
May i
Jufy6..' )frM) '. .d?i
FINANCIAL.
New York Money active at
1.06. Exchange
Governments
bonds dull.
at 4. v t4. Gold w
firmer. Newg-
tJlWWON MARKET.
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V'FFICS Of TUB UBoERYaa. I
Charlottk, October 18, 1878. f
Good middmli. L.
8Ja,
juiaonng.
Strict low middling.
.ji
li'i
"in auuuiiiuc. ...ii.i..i,,,jj..u,i.i,.ii ,,
TingeS rfJ. ' .laAiuvn g,
Stain t.
: From Acute to Chroale ,Ki .iiSn . 1
Is an easy stage in cases of dyspepsia, A slight
attack MfadtMsttDSi8eeia':w)thereliis
Dredl(DiltIbnHflie9MffWaWei6MAiBt(mibltf'
mustbrjeiita(a2lmliiateufe tHeMfaom dlettiito
form of the disease. It Is well, therefore, to adopt1
revenwvo meaouroo oariy. - Aimougn Mosteners
iouu j-AbiK7Ao vTCiwuiooi u yvwBwi M-M.'
oi ayspepsia oi long standing, it is ODViousry tne
nart of wiaioratojuaeiltMe tbialaiterasimBaiSi
uhrorflc phase. This Is paxaculajiy .)T bfl3aMSb
as ayspepj8jB0genajers otnerDoauy
evJls.tsuch as disorder of the liver, constipation or
undue looseness or The bowels; nervous, dlsosaers, ,
nypocnonana, sleeplessness, xnese maiaares are
both prevented and remedied by the Bitters, but
how miafe6ttritoi&eftkClfcrt1iithetr outsiftwltH
Hh'great alters vejai;lh wait- untM 4MyiesWtN
lisnea a nrme loousia s system, surety tne
bdtflgHliintT rf this iwnt hn unrwrftnt.
Tke Katieail 8eonrgi
esSmaJed (hat Se annual
A a. Ixt3
So CeMlSeU:.!
,vages of Insects and worms exceed SI 50,
lSaJUa IMlted) 8tafiwiAlotl ' 'Truly ' ah"
loss! Yet it sinks into lnsignncanee
th Uift WHe4)I that onKW-Qv
ty. The nausea of eomiiinpuon are. y.
udmg in every instance
f,i, thartASH5t,?Ti;
upon the scrofulous diathesis, or tem-
n one nersan as aaaeKiQi.-aauteL.
Hlle-ht nervous DrostratJon. will eneen-
nsujnpaoij, na,flqrpf iserotniou8 naDits.
That cons
t will be readily perceived wnen tne exaef-pQi
uu uic uiatsiuie is uuueraiwu, Tlx., uro ihxuuiu-
d and deposition of swfutematter (tuber-
HOOWUniUUSO. VUHVIMHJt. NW iuiuwrai 1WW
Ues-required are (1) a powerful alterative, or blood
punnet iwinwcar! tne occumuiauuiis ana oisu
cleanse the blood of the scrofulous matter, and (2)
a mild cathartic to expel the diseased matter from
the system. This course of treatment,ln conjunction
with strict hygienic regime, has proved the most
succe$srui metnoa or curjns .towuPiseaee. uoctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
idijPjugatlve Pellets are the best alterative and cathar-
i4Mrmeaies neiore tne puuiro, ana save eeenaione
used In thousands of cases ; of consumption with
sfa buK USPS
equaled advantages so consumsaves, not omy pos
sessing the best medical and hygienic means of
treatment; but having. esseplUadyantage of
being situated in a cUmate1 Wheie theihSBfUuits
are notably free from this disease. . . -.
JjAMILY GROCERIES,
q ?
CHEAP FOB CASH.
iriwuir
Mv
family
possltl!
Just
elved Patent Process Floor, BELLE OF
KENTUCKY.. A Ch5r5rticle.v. . : ;
Fine White Head Cabbagelnstteee Jved.
l.f-:f 'ji-
CABBAGE 1 1 CABBAGE f t !
1,000 Pounds Hard Heads New York Cabbage,
Just received, by B, N. SMITH.
pctl8
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"'XII 19
Dy top if
oopTSoo
reftormous
whetfewmwadfl)
nDie scourge, insungwawwwwowwywyw
'hundreds of thousands ot human souls into etemi-
h yJsii a sir.'
pe
thftfmsease
illsflnirfAr'Tl
ercJ
jHIIIII Ira.
abides.'"
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WPt 1BX PLEASED
; if j ;MT1.IW .AN.JvfU
m
ot vAt ! 'i .i-i-i i-Buirvo.
Tir announce to our friends and oustometfe the- &r-
tfvimn tmtait& vu( vflm-.ftj ptj
.W'MU'JJ .M -r'AllkX.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
JA1 v-T-:-; :-ift.
Oi
.k-.un
4l f lirt
! ti WHICH 13
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la-irtl to 'mi v.-.
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.vHiill-w-l.- H -1:11.7 .H'n it ,.ui 1
And at much lower prices than ever before,-'We
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respectfully solicit the-patronage of the public.
Very respecfuJy,! ' A '
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f PEGBAM & CO.
P. S. Merchants will find it to their Interest to
examine1 mx'stikfcl .?
-i -iil t- - '.'-m f !:;:;;: i
own
A THE CENTRAL HQXSL-SALOON
Mll-
Cochrane keeps the best
. u ;v . .1 7 ii
WHISKEY, Stand-
! ard Pure, Two Years Old.',
O TO1'
Sillj
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' CENTBAIi' HOTEL SALOON
Pore Liquors.
BENCH BRANDT,
Guaranteed : to M
TWENTT TEAfifS OLD, : i '
'AT CENTRAL HOTEL SALOON.
JpOB FINE, WINES,
And Port) LHquOrs; Tlire Te OQdi go to '
;; ,:;-'Cochrane's,
'' ';', , , '".'','.''7 ' Central Hotel Saloon.
JEMEMBEail! '. . , . .
THAT FRED MITNZLER'S
BOTTLED L AGE BEER
.. 11 'A rr,i r -.:.. .!
jTIsybe best that ever has been sold in the city of
CBafiotte. . If .you doubt $ try a dozen; It wUlonly
oost your one dOlla, ana jf ft does not give satls
factloo yonr BKniffil refunded. (
Delivered, free. Qf charge! to. any part (si the city
every Saturday morning.
FRED C. MUNSLER.
N.BL All orders left with,. J. A, Vogler wiU be
promptly attended to.
f
WANTED 1,000 Empty Ale Bottles (stone) for
which a liberal cash price will be paid.
JM
P E R I A L.&A..L 0 O N.
Determined to keep the Best Saloon1 in the
City, it gives me pleasure to announce that I keep
on draught, (on Ice,)
FOUR DIFFERENT k4nDS Of LAGER BEER
.i...! ; ff.,,,
1 -. ji i.i- :' .,! k', ' .; : ;::.. . -;,
l(Mf bar telwaysupplied with the very best
WINES,.(iudlng Clhaaapagnes;)
- - FINE LIQUORS,
111-, . :
wir.i
FBENCH BRANDIES, &C
A. FlSCTTRSSffR, 'Agent for :
-,' . ; JOSEPH FKCHESSER.
septad" "
JOTICE TO FARMERS!!! ;
I am prepa$&Lfd WsiRl&trO-K' in my iieiroof
building either in basement or on, the. fast or sec
ond floors and will give warehouse receipts on
which yoii can draw money if desired.
Charges mcKleratel; ': ;.,,
' : ' i. THOMAS a GAITHEBl
oct 12
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SURRATT'S- GHOST!
I
,H FRKSKNTS ITSELF TO PRESIDENT HAYES!!!
Unfortunate woman, of suspected crime,
j ; IS DOOMED TO DIE, "
WhJJst Mas, KNKft,ptcqFEs,uir,
JS. REWARDED BY THE GOVERNMENT,
Hhnl 1
Which proves that it is
J kim . !.
iO- k; itrti IHJ5, lit ,i-'i.i tii'i-.i ifi'i .i,
FORTUNATE TO BE ON THE POPULAR SIDE.
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Derfumes-foi-.iBsaiOb thots handkwridel: at.lhe.
4e0e) andLto1il,haUbdigl
tiMfcftlck room, relieves weakness, fatigue, prostn
tion, nervousness and headache. r LoofcHHt ifnri
counterfeits; alwayafprJlitrWfltetr
pared byjhesple. iprielQW MesMfj-LanBUUt
KempJ New York. ; ...,. ; rii't tme x-xiij
' - e iri tN otHihT elltui tiiori
. For sale by peiiumers, aruggwts and fancy good
dealers. " ' ' -may7
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AROLESA CENTRAL
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r .-This Line being four, equipped for business,
Freight from 1' .':; . i ::
: lift -,iif!i-t-! I' .
Wilmington pod all Northern and Eastern Cities to
. ., Greenville, Spartanburg, all Stations
.' Atlantic, Tennessee A Ohio,
As well as points in Georgia,
nw, -.-.::
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(!) Insurance and Rates guaranteed as Low as
Information furnished
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F. W. CLARK, ' i
; ' Gb. Freight Agent, Wilmington, N. C.
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Prompt and Careful Deliveries Guaranteed.
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QALL AT
H. T. BUTLER'S
Stove and Hardware House for
CHEAP HARDWARE
OF ALL KINDS.
Buy your COOK STOVES ,from me, as I have 12
good reasons why they will do your work Quick and
Easy, Cheap and Clean t
BECAUSE
They are cheapest to buy.
BECAUSE
They are best to use.
BECAUSE
. They bake evenly and quickly.
BECAUSE
Their operation is perfect.
BECAUSE
They always have a good draft-
BECAUSE
.- r They are made of the best material,
BECAUSE
, , They roast perfectly.
BECAUSE
They require but little f ueL
BECAUSE -:- '
xney are very low pneea.
BECAUSE
They are easily managed.
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They, at) suited to an localities.
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. Every Stove Is guaranteed to give satisfaction'
potteries.
JOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune.
Eleventh Grand DlstribuUon.1 878, at New Orleans,
Auesaay, xnovemner lztn
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTEBY COMPANY.
This Institution, was regularly mcorDorated br
the Legislature of the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes uv 1868, with a eapital of
j,OOU, to wnien b nas since aaaea a Keserve
ot S8350.000.- Its GRAND SINGLE NUM
BER DISTRIBUTION will take place monthly on
the Second Tuesday. It never scales or postpones.
Look at the following distribution: "
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CyAWT.AL' PRIZE,' 83b;000.
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Tickets at Twd Dollars Each. Half-tickets
: ! 1 f it 'ill I . : :
iii''tl UKr1 OF PRIZES : ;
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1 Capital Prize. ....,..,.. $80,000
1IA 1 Capital Prize. , 10,000
il Capital Prize .:. .)..V.u! 5,000
2 Prizes of . . . -,t . .83.600. -j r. fi.OOO
vVh Prizes of......,., 1,000......-..., 6.000
iui-iflU rnaaui........ ow. iu,uuu
iuu tTizes oi iuu ...
200 Pfiae...,M4 . 50............ 10,000:
oOU Prizes OI . , 2UL.. . lO.OOO
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Liiooo iTizesbf.i.yn;'' jo..... ...... ,io,ooq
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- APPRdXlMATtON PBiZES :
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,ii;f Approximation Prizes of f300. . .,. ; 82,700
;;"9 Approximation Prizes of 200. - 1,800
' V Approximation Prizes of '
loo.;:.. 900
ioo ru&at, wmmntBig wi,,... j.;..-. llu,40U
rrjn iT'.-. sin;, l-i'i-nvi : ''),.; lie:.'' i:
! Responsible corresponding, agents wanted at all
prominent oolnts. to whom a liberal comDenaatton
wmbepaid. .y-j.'n:aif i
j. Application for rates to clubsshould only be made
io the Home Offlce In New Orleans. , . ,
write clearly, stating full address,' for further hv
forntatloi' or sewtoBdeis tomiuii; .
M. A. DAUPHIN, :
Postofflce Box 692, New Orleans, Louisiana.
An our Grand ExtraoMmw DraiwhW ate under
the Supervision and Management of Generals G. T.
METAtUBGlQiX WaRKA.rU
VjL.,'fYCK;'iMETIN6 cani;!!','
ti..
lit MUltUi' t'i:!T? V
tWUL SBvy,l and Copper Ores reduced; nd;
eientr oer eent of metal recovered.' . : t -:
- tHAd Sulphuret Ores; a 'specialty; a 'guarantee of
eignty per cem.,jrrom wnicn expei
expenses are to be
deducted.
I '- Ores shipped from Charlotte via Carolina Central
lfi.iiu.j . i m . . a - x : . i .
I lUllirillUl Ul TY IlllllllfLi!TI. UlKflUH Ul A II I IN IT IIT WUL
l-''Ores should be assayed, and Inspected by ProL'
ii;mna, er tne vnuea states Aunt . v..-.' , ; ;
- For further Information refer to members of the
unanoue Jdining Board, or to Jertn Amtxry.
Dr. JULIO H. BAE,
aptHHtf . . General Superintendent.
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DISPATCH LmjgV"
NORTH CAROLINA.
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TO ALL POINTS SOUTH.
offers unequalled facilities for the TranisporCon of l
: .Ml-l!.ill ' 'Ji'i- Tfi .'!!
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Charlotte, Statesvllle, ' Ashevule, Rutherford ton ;
on the Atlanta ft Richmond Atr-Une,
and Western N.'C Railroads,, "
Alabama and Mississippi.
via any Competing Line, and Time as Qukk.
upon application to
WM.A.MOODY7 ,
Southwestern Freight Agent, Charlotte, N. d
t. T. SMITH,
Agent C C. Railway, Charlotte
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CLOSE CONNECTIONS.
P?For full Information, Tariff, Ac., apply to
K, & FINCH,
Southwestern Agent, Charlotte, N. C
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ARGAINS NEXT 30 DAYS.
Pianos, the best at
9800
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: 225.
Pianos, medium
Pianos, cheapest
175
Organs, best
200
Organs, medium
100
Organs, cheapest
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Sheet music 83tyj per cent off.
Music books at reduced prices.
Pianos and Organs sold cheap for cash, but will
sell on time monthly lnstallments-or will trade,
taking old instruments as part payment
Remember the next 80, days at the
CHARLOTTE MUSIC STORE,
. .: I!'-!!; : i-i
10 Tryon Street-? -y.
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RANTED,
Everybody to know that the McSmlth Music House,
of GRFjarraji,yc.,' ( .
Sells the best Pianos made. Don't forget the best
made, and the Organ they sell is the boss of aU or
gans, the old reliable
T MASON & HAMLIN, . . ! , . .
Also Pelonbet k Pelton's, kc', 4ft. . " ,'
Address Lock Box 15, Greenville, S. C. - i . i
r-niustrated Catalogues and Price List can t6 "
had in Charlotte by calling- on Col. n U. Maxwell' 'u
All orders left with him will receive prompt atten-i w
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TACKSON'S BEST
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SWEET NAVY CHEWING TOSACCol a '
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Awarded highest prize at Centennial Exposition for ! (
fine chewing auautles and excellence: and lasting n
character ol sweetening and flavoring. 'The best,,,
Tobacco made. As our blue striD trade-mark is .
closely Imitated en Inferior goods, see that w Jack mi;
son's Best" is on every Dnie. soia Drauoeaien. ,.
Send for sample free, toCA. Jackson Co., Man- ,
ufacturers, Petersburg, Va. . ; ,rT 7
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OA Chromo Cards' (perfect beautlesV with name i it x i j
Z) 10& . Outfit 10c.ffTURNEBCABD ,CO,;A8h-,,(1(
land, Mass.
T) UNO Beautiful ' Square Gum PlaflOB, prtod i'
jl siowu. onir 3zit. uaemnoeu uDnsas Mr,
anos, price Jl.OOO, only 276,,EleganTL
nanps, price sbuv, omy jko. nanos.7 octave.
1 7&. Rl AS. new atvlea.! OMm hA '
9 stops, $72.50. CHimcHdte&AMlttjstoM, price,
S890. only 8115. Elegant S375 Mirror Too Or
omy 910&. tfeaourui - irior urgan, price
i. onlT S95. " Fraud Exposed, S500 reward."
ad " Trans for the Unwary.?, and Newsnaner
about cost. oi Pianos and Organs, sent free.. "... ,
Address i; " M ' DANIEL Y: BEATTT, -J -..,
.il! i .U-A Hi. Washington, 14. J. ! j n
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ems Visitor. "i Terms and outfit free. Ad1 'lfin' '
P. O. YICKERY, Augusta, Malne.-;-)U it-;, in
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'li OCA L-', 1TE;WS P'A-P-'rH'Vj '
XMany persons suppose ttda list to be eomposed of. :.,,) ,
CHEAP, low-priced newspapers. . The fact Is quite. p?,
otherwise. The Catalogue states exactly What ther 'j 1 1
papers are. ; When the name of a paper le printed: mmn
tn FULL FACE-TYPE it la m every i Instance; thein-niui
BEST
japer In the place. Wnen printed in CAP1--
t Is the only paper, in the place. When m-u,
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Printed m roman letters it is neither the est n o? ' ! ' ' i
le only paper, trat is usually a yery goodone. !no ifiui
withstenalng. The list glve8 the f population of
every town and the circulation of every paper. It '' , 'M
is- not a eo-operatlv list Itis notaeheapBst1'!'1
At the foot of the Catalogue for each State-the im ?i;
ponans towns wnicn are not covered Dy tne list are, t,,, j.
enumerated. IT IS AN HONEST LIST. - The rates' V!"
charged lor advertising are barely ooe-flfth thepub-1 ''u
Ushers' aebedule.N The price -for one . Inch. lour, Zil-n a .
weeks In the entire list Is $635. The retrular rates., ...r?
of the papers for' the same space and time are . . ,
13,18885 The Ust Includes 970 Owsrapers,or''
which 163 are Issued DAILY and 807 WKEKLYj b ni )
They are located in Zi dinerent cities and !owmwi .
of which 22 are State Ciapltals, 828 places or over , .
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K im rmmlntlnn. mil AAA Conntv HemtM " T,tfn
Sent oh Application. Address GEQL P. BO WELL: '. I
CCS Newspaper advertising. Bukeatj,: iu
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On Saturday, the 26th day ot October Inst, I will
aett at public auction, at the court house In Char- '.- r
lotto a large lot of Sewin
of Sewing Machines of various
styles ; and make,
Including Domestic, Singes,
Home, Home Shuttle and others with parts, i
needles and attachments for same,
i E. K. P. OSBORNE,
Receiver of Maxwell A Symons.
oct5-e-13-20-20
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