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ALEXiNDKE HARRIS.
TRIED STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS.
We have a Terr large and handsome stock of
B Dress Goods, Whicli we will tall
Fancy and Staple
at extremely low prices.
Ladles', Gentr and CtaOdren's Hosiery lk end
less variety. Dalmons, Cloaks, Repellant8, Tlan
nels and House-Furnishing Goods. ". r
w,k special-attention to our lane stock of
kid G lores, to all colors, from two to six buttons.
AnewarrlTalof - - --
. GINTS' AND LADIEy
f.J:;r. ..' -y.-" :
F L A (III EL U fl D ER 7 E A R .
The beet assoitaMwt Dwee Battens to be
found In the State. Our stock of Dress Trimmings
to Sroeaded and Plain silks, Striped and Plain
Satins, Brocaded and StrlDed Velveteens, black
add cotored 811 worsted tdnie, fe the most ra-
nea to oe found mine
'it-.
A FULL LINE OF
CARPETS UNO 01 L CLOT HS.
'-ftJB STOCK or
BOOTS AND DHOTIS,
Hau. and Cbp sod-jBfladrJIade CVpthlng
laoaipteta,nd at prices 4ka wilkbe to-yoiir ad
Tantage to boy from ns. " " ". ,
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fcSrtfrpnks and VaSUeiC ' st i
DR. J..HzHederT,
UMiN blrtct uid Colognes
Engltfh Select
Colgate, upney ana
poops- .
3Djy and
KngUsh, French and American
TQ03H- :BBJJSHES
Nov. 16.
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'TTryon Street
tliift IJ1MI jaajavua-'
THE GENUINE
CELEBRATED
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LIYER'PILS
1 ,FO, THE CURE OF g
: Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HKADACHE.
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Carefully prepared at all boors, both nlgUl and
day at
J. H. M0ADET8
PmectpOoa
SECURITY,
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jnmum ia Escca 22000
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-twttiHS job siae ;sosietunefiepain
is felt unijwthe, shoulder bladq, and
it ffeqfretttryxfe'rldS to' the lOp of Che
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
. for rheumatism in the arm. The stam
ach is affected wkh loss of appetite
and sickness; the bowels in general
i cftfyf rf f1 alternative with
Tai ; the head is troubled with pain,
, accompanied with a dull, heavy sen-i
sation in the back part There is eejn-'
erauyajrfinsiarCTnicunssi.jnemwy(
aeeompantetr1 w turar mi iif AT seiAf-wh
LJ yugsWctifnWaA attendaiH
plain-if wearineSfe
elia eaifetartledhts
Jiurj)ine.ajid heTOom-
, ; , plauis; ajytly; . sensation - if jhe
,sjcm:LiWHfliaxe low ; ana aitnougn
In fed't;stas' Trolly.
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ti Kqwauthe liver to have been ex
Bet exlg
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In m m ii i in irT-rr " f--"1 -
Highest Medal awarded at Centennial ItxpciitidE?
Crrstal Oil works. Canton. WarraatM 10 mmhi
Ore test of 110 degrees Fahrenhett before It wui
burn. C. West Sons, Baltimore.
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Db. J. H. KoADXN, Sole Agent,
M M CHARLOTTE. HITm MJ LT 7 A(I
Tfflsr.BW IK
Hsvin losreisrvnl JplyCoWr the
sulngseasim,lampnparadtoUl all orders at
shortest notice. My stock Is the largest ever
offered on this Market and embraces all the
various klndsor Families', Foundries' and Smiths'
mere. Special contracts for orders In cargo and
Im on hnnA&L X mm..w,A nt Wa.
beruntuflrst of May nexCjiy eart wUl not ran
will supply doable quant lues on
on Sundays, but
ooiuroay.
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keen
Shingles, ice
ie Li
tot
Biiis cut to order on shortest notice, of any
quality desired; also estimates furnished on appll
cauon wofflos.cMnerof. tfSg
J FIX SIMPLE DEEDS,
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3TBiibAafraruto.M "better
cathartic can be used, preparitoijf to
-or after taking Quinine. We would"
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a fair trial.
For all bilious derangements, and
I as a simple purgative, they are un-
equaled.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
, rery box aa air4 wiseal ba' the'1
"lid, with the impression Dr. McLane's
Livxr. Pills.
The genuine McLane's Liver Pills
5t5 fjgnfVfresfrfMcLAWE and
P LIMING Bros, on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the gentfine' Dr!
-C MrfcANs LIVER Pills, nrepared by
?ng
Fleminz-.B.. off irittsbuttt.. the
befng fulf 'of imitations of the
market
name
same pronu:
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with the titters. Tte Um U j Imparted will ? f Of 'tnfrjttirp
main. ims is a wt esuu.r'i.pi cyuic- t
wltnessesrwhose t-iiooy4Iuiply a-SMtement
of Uteur own - expeneneps, , i Dose, aniieq, wii:
dne an unfaUirf agent in building np and rentW'f
TforsatokvtJMtagglstimd respectable-deUJ
era generally. difcwl tttt deott ,
11 II r 1MB ThtaraTmerTeiHrglifT-
Dont go to toe tlieataooficert or ball, '
But stay In your room tc-nlght ; Tr
Deny yourself to the friends that call,
Clnd good long Utter nrite
Write to the sad old folks at home.
Who sit when the day Is done.
With folded hands and downcast eyes,
, And think otthe absent one.
Jon't selhly'scrlbhla; 'ixcuse my haste,
,, I've scarcely tbaUme iowrite,;
Xest their brooding thoughts go wandering back
To many a bygone night
when they lost their needed sleep and rest .
And every breath was a prayer
That God would leave their delicate babe
To their tender love and care.
Dont let them feel that ypu've rWrnoW heed
Of their love and counsel wise;
For the heart grows strongly sensitive ' '
When age has dimmed the eye
It might be well to. let them beneie '.
,-Vou never forgot them utt;.. j s M ,
That you deem It a pleasure when farWft
. Long letters home to write ;
Don't think that the young and giddy friends
Who make your pastime gay.
Have half the anxious thought for you
That the old folks have to-day. . , ,
(The duty of writing do not put off;)
Let sleep or. pleasure wait,
Lest the letter for wbiehiUiaf looked and longed
,3era day or an hour loo, late. i i'
For the sad old folks at home,
With locksasturoiairwhtte,' i " ' f
Are loegtng.tp bear from th hbser.t one4- .
Write them a letter to night
OBSERVATIONS.
The1 manager of a church fair not far away, when
asked if there would be nraslc each evening, re
plied: "No;" and then added, "but there will be
singing."
It Is wonderful how silent a- man can be when
he knows his eause.lt Just, or when another asks
him If he's got a quartet which he can spare until
to-morrow. Derrick.
Never use fast words. It may not always be
agreeable. "How do you like my boots, love?"
exclaimed a youthful bride. "Oh, they're Im
mense," replied the partner of her joys; and she
had the first matrimonial fainting away as the re
sult. -The subject of conversation at an evening en
tertainment was the intelligence of animals, par
ticularly of dogs. Says Smith: "There are dogs
that have more sense than their masters." "Just
so," responds young Fitznoodly, "Fve got that very
kind of a dog. myself."
"Vfems and years ago it used to be said I ha a
girl might be willing to be kissed when she volun
tarily put a boy's hat on her head. This cannot be
true, for hundreds of pretty girls are now wearing
the little round Derby hats, and looking well under
them. JT. ft Picayune.
A young Irishman, whose remittances from
home bad been stopped, wrote very urgent letters,
teUing of his distress, and promising to reform if
the remittances were continued. When he failed
to get what he wanted, he resorted to stratagem,
and wrote a sad letter to his father, tellihg him
that be was dead, and wanted money for the fun
eral expenses.
The Yonkers Gazette thinks the Democracy Is
not dead. It is related of Sir Walter Scott that on
announcing to a young curate, who was breakfast
ing with hhn, that a certain individual was dead,
Mrs. Soott,i who had the habit of contradiction,
suddenly, and with much earnestness, remarked:
"No Sir Walter, he's not dead." "Then." replied
her distinguished husband, "they've done him a
(treat Injustice, for they've burled him,"', tt the
Yankee ?sette,taake the application. Respect
fully. Troy Time.
STAE HEWS.
A battery is to be organized at Salis
bury. s . .
A Forsythe man measures 6 feet 10
inches in height. '
In Robeson court last week Peter
Leach was convicted Of murder.
The mayor of Ealeigh disposed, Mon
day morning, of an even dozen cases of
d. andd. .
CapL S. W; Vick, for several years a
commission merchant of Wilmington,
has moved to Charleston.
The Ralx Observer says that in a
certain part ofrWake county water is
so stearee tl$it is sold for a price.
A negro woman assaulted a negro
man in Wilmington Saturday night,inV
fiicting a wound in his head whicli
may prove' fatat
'iTheiWinston Xeaeter leams that Mr.
Eli jab 'Stafford; Of ForsVthe, was thrown
firpm lis-buggy a few days ago and had
an ttrraand thigh broken.
I Mft-John Burton 4 stilHtrinpr in Per
son on theEoad leading from Hillsboro
to RoxborO, at the advanced age of 98,
in full possession of all his faculties.
Roxbor6 claims to have one of the
largest and bestoperated cigar factories
in the Southern States, owned and man
aged by lssraUerld & Co.
There a young man in thisL town,
says the Durham Recorder, who is in
such distress at not hearing from his
tgirl" that hetakes paregoric to make
him sleep.
Raleigh Observer: We can begin to
form some estimate of the fishing inter
est of Beaufort, when we know that a
hundred dollars a day is required to pay
the freights.
Hale's Weekly says the condition of
Adjutant-General Johnstone Jones is
not improved. - tie is still confined to
his bed in the University Hospital in
Philadelphia.
T"
SOITTH CAIIIRV-A ITEMS.
Treasurer Leaphart says that the
State will pay all expenses this year and
have a balance of over a hundred thous
and dollars in the treasury.
The Supreme Court convenes next
Monday, the 24th inst, in Columbia.
The November term commences on
Tuesday, the 25th inst., when the sixth
circuit will be called. :The docket is a
large one.' " ;:
; The Greenville Daily Directory may
be counted among the late lamented
newspapers. It has ceased to be pub
lished, its publisher, Mr. T. A. Hayden,
becoming foreman of the Daily News
office,, The Columbia Register says its
d'eath 'may be attributed to advertising
too cheaply. . '
Some one entered the house of Dr.
John Lynch, of Columbia, last Satur
day night and carried off several ar
ticles of clothing and a pocket-book
containing five or six dollars. The
clothing wer afterwards-found in a lot
in the rear of the premises, but the
pocket-book and money have not been
.ecptyered s u . n , .;
oThe Aikn Jpvywil learns with satis
faction that the proposed railroad from
Edgefield Court Hduse to Trenton, a
station on the Charlotte, Columbia &
Augusta Railroad, is fast approaching
completion, and urges upon the people of
-Aiken the importance of also complet
ing', at bncp the proposed connection of
this road with Aiken. This connection
it savs has alreadv been surveyed at n
bnstderable ; expense, and . a special
committee was appoiubeu soma uiuc
ago to procure all necessary informa-
ti0IVw.m . '' ;
Attorrrefy General You mans is in
Washington in attendance on the Uni
ted States Supreme Court. The holders
9t the bills of the Bahk.ofthe State em
eyeFConk4rr3g arid' ehttflrberfaihJto
conduct their case. The State was rep
resented by General Youmans and
General DeSau3sure. The court had
decided in fayotfof the constitutionali
ty of the act, and the effort is making
tb 4t'ifc,4oeehte thforfner dfeeS&m.
General Youmans has been quite suc
oessf uh "He -won the case Against the
Air-Line, road and one , against the
Savahriati and Charleston road com
pelling thetn to pay a heavy arrearage
of taxes.
-Obi! tbs..' Here it is again; They-siH
keep on until they kill everybody with-
in reacn or xnem; -xxie eparianourg
Mr. S. H. Itzeli one day last week. H
has two clerks one a brother, and the
other an yonfi M-.'iCiavk,i They were
for"aale,1indnrMr. Ezell sppje. pft
which he suDnosed to be empty, and as
suDDosed to be empty,
the empty pistol always, does, it went
off, a the Wljeuterea tb rigfet sides
of the chestrOEiMiaClark.' It didfiot-
tWttWBWUfcji r4nr.it. ttii ii -r.Hwri'j in
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Chicago, November 17. Atii o'clock
this mornirrg tire UjiiorXiVlerailjClub
escorted Gen. jB rant from the 4irand
Pacific Hotel to the exposition building.
where,- about noon, the school Childreii'
began coining in troops to see. him.
did - not attempt to snaice nanas witu
the.t3iiesva3 tlulwrAmany thou
aands of them, but contented himself
with ueuasluually addi'titsstng one, kiss-1
ng another ana, accepuggrptne numer-
us uouquBui wksv uuic.
presiaenv fltreBaaro oraucauon,
hil. A. Hpmapd P Bltwknj addpeag
Ran ftrant introduclni? and exuress-
tfirho good?-wlslies 'Of 1 the ''chiidrenl'
receuredl oye: school hiidrenal i
dren of t
u
et thent SarfFMncisco, anAI ha
inn p.d
ivdav the. future
nation. andlWew Jf Jfhe
the
y of the
rtance
of their future mey rnnsi w Pwy
riurtdrpahoetipatedtK rleJWst
aiifpb-'iiirrt fhft countrv cau have Is edu-
eatiu"ltMQCattotlertunlFela
Lof iSrMih.-J vmmmMmim
xposition buildingvand witnessed ttre f
UiaiUI Ff IW VUWl UUAUVVS KWjaniWiff
Atf -
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Calumet Club to-night
About z0Q
guests were present.
A
VI0TG1Y
When a noble deed is performed, a great battle fought, an Important assembly convened, thenceforth the place of their occurrence becomes fa-
The same result follows whenever a great enterprise Is originated or carried on. This holds true m commercial experiences; certain portions
mous.
of a etty become known as the centre of Important enterprises. The history of our house Is a practical iUustrattoa of this fact,Jor who dots not
know that the
O lERA HOUSE
Is the best place in the city to purchase
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Clothing and General Furnishing Wear!
And this Is because we have made It so to all by offering greater inducements than any pthel house. ' ' , (
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Since we have occupied the above premises our business has grown Immensely, attributable to our enUrelr new productions In almost
nety, tne carerui taste displayed in seiecaons, the rauiuess nt oDtained, witn tne greater advantages or lower prices mruuxu tueiuwi
establishes us permanently at the head of our profession and characterizes the "Opera House Block' beyond rival the CNTRK OF
E. D. LATTA & BRQ.
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t3T Our stock is now complete in every branch, and for the interest of the public we will quote thepceapifsopDje of
our goods: -,;r .Si-x
Men's all wool Business Sack Suit, at $10. A very nobby Scotch Cassimere Suit at $12.50. A fine Scotch' 'daW&bfe&&
lansh, lined, in single-breast and Frock Suits, our leaders, for $15. Our own manufactured 3, 4 and 5 button sultsrfrom
$15 to $25. Tlwse suits are all of foreign goods, imported by our own house direct. ' Ml-'
Raleigh News.' It is understood that
General John O Gorman5 and Colonel
A. W. Shaffer are applicants for ap
pointment as supervisors of the census
in this State.
Rev. and Mrs. B. B. Hester celebrat
ed their golden wedding in Oxford last
week. Forty childreen and grand
children, with more than sixty friends
and neighbors, were present.
Haifa Weekly: During tfie'past week
there were four deaths, two white, two
colored, two males, two females. The
deaths thus far in November have been
ten, five white, five colored. There are
a few sporadic cases of diphtheria, and
a number of cases of whooping-cough.
Rev. Dr. Skinner, pastor of the First
Baptist church in Raleigh, lately re
ceived from Mr. Pierre Lorrillara, of
New York, a present of a box containing
1,000 cigars, worth 81 each and a $1,000
bill. Mrs. Skinner is a cousin of Mr.
Lorrillard.
Winston Leader.' The charter for the
Winston, Salem & Madison Railroad
Company was obtained on Thursday
last Mr. E. E. Gray went to Raleigh
and had the papers fixed up. It looks
like business -when Winstea -raises-aiJ
subscription of $32,000,. and pays m the
5 per cent.
When the Frayne-Tiftany Combina
tion reached the fonrth act in their
play presented in the Wilmington op
era house Monday night, the gas gave en
tirely out, leaving players and audience
in utter darkness, but the latter were
so much pleased that they insisted ui
oii thM rtav going on, and it was 'thflSn-
,$Lbj the fight of few eandlea and
kerosene lamps.
The correspondent of the Robesonian
states that Rev.dfc Martin -was install
ed pastor of the Presbyterian church
of Shoe Heel, last sStfndi tilght. Mr.
Hill, of Fayette ville, preached the ser
mon and propounded the constitution
al questions.. ,-Mr; Coble delivered the
charge to the pastor, and Mr. Lacy the
charge to 'the cbWgregatib'n: f f
, Whooping cough has broken out in
the Oxford orphan asylum and Super
intendent Mills publishes a card an
nouncing the fact and asking for con
tributions to assist him. He says : "The
friends Of the orphans are invited to
send us bed covering, flannel cloth, yarn
socks and stockings, and any kind of
tm, clothing;1. Ve shall also need fat
pork and bef, meal, flour, hominy and
peas; strongw food being essential1 to
ftoTitfbr.''-
Lumberton. Robesqnian; Last Fri
day night about T o'clock the turpen
!tin$ distillery of Messrs. Biggs & Col
lins, situated near this town, was ob
served to be on fire. The flames spread
rapidly, and ignited tlve stables near:by,
containing two mules and a horse.
The stock were driven" Out before, they
were injured by the flames, but they
wandered off to the raUrqad in time
fot two Of them to be killed, by the 7 :30
through freight. The fire 'is supposed
to. have been the work of an incendi
ary -pq& a. tyty.pFn".is. '. ;
Winston Leaders : rTiieiong bridge
over Muddy Creek Jtnotvir as Afepaugh's
Bridge, broke down ,on, TuesdaT even
big l&t. ::! A train; :ir j.lwflfiSQhs five in
numbecweLe crossing at the time and,
rortanately only 'oe' wW feamrht iin, the
ruins. The mules, wagon, driver and
nil were ia the fall and strange to say-,
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GENTS' DRESS SUITS,
All the leading styles and single-breast 3 button Cut Away frocks.
YOUTHS' SUITS FROM $8,TO $18BOYS' SUITS, $4.50;$5p,2$5.50
S6.00, $7.00, $8.00 ANBISIO.
School Suits for Boys a specialty.
Don't Buy any Overcoats Before You See Our Stock
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As we have the largest stock, best assortment and cheapest in the South. All we asli, is a call, and we will show you factsi
Respectfully,
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Fine Clothiers and Tailors.
ATTBNTION, GENTLEMEN !
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no one wJuueU-thfxtnunanot crip
pled arrd-frre wagbh -Was Somewhat
smashed. The wagon was loaded with
whiskey, part of which was lost. The
The county wilL sustain , consideraDle
damage in tlris1
Durham Recorder: On Monday
moiling last, fust before the arrival of
tween z anda o rciock, a lad who was
walking on the tratefc didcot ered1 that a'
bar of iron had . beejplac,14in4erilth,e)
rail in such5 a' position that the rtahge
of the whaelsiof tbeengine would catoh
it. and throw off the train, Witi great
pofpttia-hfJsenWof WnVlhe
lad raa up-theroadi to a Held-, in which ;
there was a stack of fodder, aqd tak
ing a bundle, ran back to th' road,
struck a match and ignited the fodder
just in time to stop the train which had
then come in flight f ?fhe y qupgman's
name is Crabtree, ' J -
filu&Midge Btode:0 -as,t iseekfjw.hile
MY. xjarKin xnomas was traveling tne
public road.rleaiUttgiT&oSi Moore's
foxe.WKfiiafcibuito
suitottheibraiwhicii they overtook i
about two Tniies from WTieTe'trietlwertri
the tree and After Julling andicrinolimr
aaofidogsttnt'idf'th'eewy
' chilli
r Bberman
in this county
m
Mick!', want' angent
ity at once, at a salary of 4100 per
parucuiars
For
lonth and exnensea naid.
address as above. nolo ly.
IT IS COLD, AND YOU NEED :
CS TLd O TP THE IE '(&',,,. U l
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Then do NOT buy until you have examined and priced our stock. Our motto is and ever has been t0' play ;4seoond fid
dle" to no house in any of the lines of goods we deal in, and hence we say it with fullest assurance that you are UNTRUE
to your own interest not to call on us ,,, . . . i
For a
WORKING SUIT,
BUSINESS OR OFFICE SUIT,
' SUNDAY-GO-TO-MEETING SUIT,
OVER-COAT,
tW AS IN THAT LINE WE PRESENT SOMETHING QUITE NOVEL IN ITS JP,
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Shirts Laundried or Unlaundried.
We are headquarters on, and everything that appertains to a Gentleman's Wardrobe.
WHITE VESTS-A SPECIALTY.
HATS Soft and Stiff of the Latest Fashions.
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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS, BUT FACTS ARE FACTS.
The Liveliest Place in Town is
SPRINGS'
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And when you want to save dollars in buying CLOTHING, come to 'Springs' Cornet, wherVda'l tfet uraSrll '
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Havini? become interested in the firm of SCHIFF :& GBiER, i reapecttuuy ana corauny invice my oia menus ana cus, ,
tomers to call and see me when they want goo4s in my line 3 . ; THOS.GRIER. ,
October 8d, 1818.
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