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WEDNESDAY MABCH 24 .-1880.
THE COMING STRUGGLE.
i T a
laOBINSOI
SPEAK
Tllden Does Not Desire tlie Nomina
tifat JBpt Would Accent It 4Wh
Gr ant tjaanot be tne sianaara-uear
er
of the KepnbUcan- iov-iior
Robinson AfflUa ConiToiMlng:. r
Special Dispatch lb the Philadelphia Times.
Syracuse, March fiL.-LlW Syracuse
Courier will tfwnorrow ornijsrg con
tain aithefaiiciand authorized inter'
views had bv its reporters with Hora
tio Seymour ml re-kyerHiMIatus
Robinson, iff reifttiofr to ttiS political
situatioji in geneta, aod in particular
to tne fjjreaenr; auxmion ana prospects
of tUaiemocrati party 4n the btate of
New York. Mr. Seymour is a close ob
server, and. standing aloof from the tur
moil an&strife Off politics, his MeWs.
are partulrihtelsanglnaimpottr
ant Innstotflapnwla
do you thlnktyf itiT contfition of the
Republican party V Ex-Governor Sey
mour said:
"The Republican party, both in this
State and in the Union, is demoralized,
amMtoqirrrecrembiigyoung and
active isv -iL. sLi,.
Do you think Grant will be nomi
nated at Chicago V
"I do not. I have no idea who, will-
be nominate f cr Pf esidtfitibjr the ? Ke
puDiicans, out uiey wui, in my opinion
nominate some new man, whose rela
tionships are .as vet unknow n. TJie his
tory! of fliHKMu$i!c4n; parsyi lias
shown thaTiEsstrong men have gener
ally failed to receive the nomination
for President. When Lincoln was first
nominated for President he was com
paratively unknown, and was accepted
for Ui6 fr-eMotf that no : one knew what
his views were. There was a bitter op
position to his renommation lor, the
reason that his party ,nev him (better.
bo with urant. When he was nomi
A 1 f . -- J a f t .
nacea ior j.'resiaeni, uie nrsc time no
one knew, what hja 'politics or policy
Were.' 'Now ttiat both are known there
is'a'bitter contest over him, and, in, my.
tjamiottnJceM in securingthe
nomination. Xhaause of this statelet
affairs pmka tfctff act that thi Repablt
can party-is made-tm of -discordant ele
ments, men who are wild theorists.
They range in religion from-BishepH
Simpson down to Robert Insrersoll. and
in business matters from the free-corn-
mercial ideas of the business men of
JNew York to the rigid high tariff ideas
of KUey,c iPwiiioybyania. fin thtrj
rpia f riivS f f government they
raiefH)ii ib AArdans dt-Mr. Blame,
m WW fcnaethiB what he calls a
atei4ignitiitloi,hert th minority of
tne popm uvmg in otates witn small
populations can govern the maioritv bsKould not be nominated I had firmly
me power ana patronage, qi tne ttenata,.
while another cuss of JBLepublicans, rjpJ
resented by joutfnaflsiike the"New Yo$.
Evening Post, wish to keerour general
il. .. J 1 . . "
government within ,Us due iimitsn a
satisfy such party; made ' iip of such
uiscoruant elements, it is necessary to
take up men as thej dld ln the "Case of
Mr. Hayes and .others mentioned, who
are so littt& 4rtrtwtr thm no section of
tne country can take offense.
"I do not think that anv of the candi
dates for the Presidential nomination
now prominent will be selected by the
Republicans at Chicago. They are all
too Republican for the Republican par
ty. I know them all personally, and I
have more kindly feelings towards
them than large sections of their own
party: foave, Add I feel more respect for
their characters than mahy of their po
titicafe; party express with regard to
their morals, their fitness and thefrbbp
ularityTo r -if
"Gov. Seymour, haveywu an idea who
will be nominatedlor-Presideot-by the
"IGcia5aB et Precast the Action
of theTQjoprajyiBartyf nrAave thos
spoKrrDfin cpjioectio .with theuosn
inatton ror the pfesideircy clearly made
up minds fchntthay wish to be put
upon the ticket I know but Jittle about
the curreh4f poHticai events, as I live
in a jetixed.wa, eeefcqt Tew people arid
read but few journals. My views are
of little or no value, but it fooks to ma
asitlhttatfft'or'WDetfoCTatic Na
tiqnal ConYentioft must in a great de
gre tQ 8htoe4 ly the course of events.
ajHl partaeuiarlr.bT the ctioa, of the
nefd first . Salar as .the men afe ton
ce.whoara.sftoken oJtin. connection
with thno. rresident by
the Democrats, r feI .Jdndly towards
them lhwad CM'gWelh'air, t haift
WfTTEfV day has
gone Dy-wnen 1 can take an active part
Jl"iO,W the condition;
of theTJemocratiowrty- n the State?"
"With xegartitttshe 'Democratic par
ty in New York State, while there are
unfdrttinate differences, they aredrlft
"Vt w thd past and are getting be
hind .the party in its course ifli the f u-
3mOfl8r. the RepubUcaii ard brealitfi
out along the
pathways. befdrfeiXajS
Alios who
have Hn
prominent i
iffhaprng, lpoUcyof, thfl,JCOiocrat
ic party arelarettlng old and infirm and
are jng oubana as ram tne oldest I
i?? TOaukraamoag
the Deraocrali afd OVer oia men and it
or ttm JS3:!nWheth?
i j i 1 tccouncoi men who are
dead vtaeaaa and whn
ipart o;
HIV life .in ABlSriiiaiWVr
cau
a5lui r.)WPW T.ijiSSderetL afly
of jttftteYwribeeB oTOottehor
allayed I fpughtWtte't'nghtsover Clajv
Cass, Van Bunadotneraand before
I knewlt iney.weraallAaiL 1 1. is, Ani-
ish wyotrii .man b,waato their time
m mm is n nsmirs4nrwigo' mr nrf
a. liODinsou. whose .residence is.
pleasWsJrtAoii VfftiM sfegi
in fhb city ftf Elmira. The interview
witn nim nasnMxuBotIf theaWre of
a talk, in wbih,tIe4toV!enkpVessed
tionjast fsili4 iwianufi
"Astti, HS'-Emve Wvl'ews
past three years and I now intend to
taksgfiprf long rest without b&rJ
in"?i inchbout polittS
k. i .mimri sir mi n sw 'gar tvvw
XVe.f!WPWJes of the nartr nMtM
amnotiAfaVoVnt5
of tWflDbtffotraoY 4t
uioumtjywiejcisert)
xor tw jtgma;
tytoed;,
duty -and oot'
prssASi ujisii s.. -L, , . iriu t ss iisiss sjsi sisBirsw sbth tsim in ti 11 m -J .a t ' . v
VWU. VJLS , - ' " ' " ' ' ' " ' - - - i r - -w SSVatUUSlUI CAsDilSlarUV
' '- it-n.' t ! r.ir.in
a nairs Dreaam. xiie uigauiiawv
must allowall who desirelto jour w
da bo. When "the regular Democjauc
organization Of the State of New3-dt
abandons fta labor aft ceases lir W4
form its functions the party m the
State ia-broken upaiiddemorabeo i
it useiWiissas gene. The effectpf all
eonventkhisor conferences, outside ol
those of the regular organization of the
party for the purpose of harmonizing
tke differences of the party, would be
simply to bring ruin to the party and
satisfacJUoni to,, its opponents. There
ls-nothing"exclusive, nothing selhsh in
the regular organization of the J$i9f
'cratic party m 5the State of NeW l cfrk.
Its door areoert for all mento act
with it who are disposed to act in; good
ttiltn. . , . ... -
fWillMr. Trhien Ue. a cancuaate wr
President in the Cincinnati coiiven
Cincinnati conven-
tion?" , .
Thiit." said Governor Robinsod;
rftfinot answer. Some time ago Mr,
Tilden informed me that he did not de
sire the nomination for President this
year, yet from what I know of his
views I should say that he would ac
cept the nomination if it were, tendered
him. l thmK, noweveiy ne wouiu ue
entirely'Vitisfiedl if aiDemocrat could
be nonateiai-QincinnajJ who would
renresenthis DrinciDles aM his views
and wKd would stand firm for the con
demnation of Ahe monstrous trauas
whio.h cheated the American people out
of their rights and. struck such a4aa-
isoibfcm nation of these "-f rands inust)e
the key-note of the coming campaign
and the battle-cry or tne coming can
vass " ! : ! ' ' T
GoV; Robinson conversed freely con
cerning the result or tue election in
New York State last fall. "I had no
thought " said he, "of accepting- ev
norm nation from the Democracy until
John Kelly proclaimed that I must not
be nominated. I had worked hard for
three years and I wanted rest. I had
administered the government of the
StatA iinnn tho sound fundamental
principles which are the foundation of
republican government ana are the
Dlattorm ot the uemoeratio party. l
was content' to retire to private life,
and when some of my friends hinted
at the proposition to place me in nomi
nation again I told them so. I did not
desire another term, but when that fool
isfe i ellQjvJ.0. .Jsfe wirork said -4hatr-i
should not be renominated, that altered
jnattem andJ resolved to accept the
endminatioftJif ifewere tendered, me.
l Knewxnarine party was aoomea to
defeat when I was nominated, but
knew that it would go down with col
ors nvinsr. not Yieldinc one lot or orin
ciple. I see that John Kelly now sats
that the Democrats must not nominate
Mr. Tilden at Cincinnati. They may
- nominate pnybodyele" buTMr. "Til den,
bt they most not nominate him. That
declaration iill, J in my opinion; go far
towards nominating Tjiden. John
Kfelly was Tne cause of miy" nomination
forGovernor last fall. Until he said I
I J 1 T 1 i 1
made up my mind I should not be a
candidate , t t
Rererring to Gov. Sevmour. Gov.
Itobinson declared that he believed him
to be ineerer in his determination not
to be. a candidate for the presidential
nomination, jie aiaoexpxesseaiae. ue
lief IKat'XJoy. Seymour- . would not ac
cept the nomination were it tendered to
him. "1 know that he cannot endure
excitement," said Gov. Roitfnsbn, "and I
ueimve LUiu tue excitement ana moor
of a political campaign would com
pletely break him dwn."
; "ot '. 1
STATE KEiTS.
Wheat is knee high in the vicinitv of
Gol(Jsboro. . . ,
Rfev.:DtMorston.af SU Louis. Mo..
preacneain Wilmington Sunday.
Mrs. Scott Siddons is booked for
the
4th
the
to
opera house in Wilmington on the
of April.
Wilmington is, noW aiitating
inUestioh of building a railroad
Wrightsville Sound.
Valentine Kurz
a German laborer,
near Wilmington
was found dead
Thursday. It is supposed that be died
from natural causes
Mr; X.1 J. Stewart, a well known: uMvs-
papej' maii, has .commenced the
re-puhlicatioai in Salisbttry of The- i&
amijier. The first number shbws tlve
worK or an experienced hand, and
is
very creditable.
Winston Leader: Near Union Fac
tory, in Uandoipn cotmty; on the" Cth
inst., a Mrs. Sallie Shoaf fwas seen to
run outrof 'her houSe with her clothing
in a light blaze. Before assistant
could reach her she was burnt almost
to a crisp. She died about 7 hours ft.r
the accident. The deceased w.is hnt
35 years of aget a widow,and leaves two
little children1.1- Tbe'-catisV of this sad
affair i8,1y,ejtin; mystery, asao oneknows
of the dnginJ . - .
Si!S?iSS,eriyt; 0l Newbera, died M
a S.oli th.IQUr ink, -of
pneatfln, after a. brief !-4rIhesB. She
was a sister 'of;.oetors TliBittaS, Wal
ter. Charles. Richard. 'anVl: .'van'te nff0
aTl.eU esteemed, piofessioHally ahi
personally. Iler tastes ' weip Ifteiv
ajTV, anad printed aew years ago
tne small yolume of mmii ntMA
Gleaalhan," which recieived ff avnraMA
notice.
Wilmington Review : Wb
that Hon. George Davis left tho
Friday night to go to Raleigh to appear
uciuiu tue legislative committee in be
half of the proposed sale of thft West-
em North Carolina Railroad. We also
nave heard it rumored that Col. Dun
can K. McRae has been telegraphed for
vj nie opponents 01 tne measure, and
that he left for Raleigh last night to
argue m onnositinn tj th .kui ,
giant ifcMn M there 'andklle
sparKS win ny.
Wilmington Review: E. Pps.a.,
imperial consul at this port for Ger
many, held a reception at the consulate
this morning in 'honor f th AirhW
third anniversary 6f thft hit-Hi nf tijo
Majesty, William IV, King of Prussia
rCTi r .
Winston .Leader' , I
reached Winston that
y tlieaia'oltacil'liarltonwas
rowned Mondav, Jaat
creek, near MudlTuI, m Davie county.
underrbtteobfdltowtn
Mr. Bob.Orell and.qvute a number of
others .fir iwtvy to Mocksville
to awwjjKu couriu in crossing the creek,
Which was very high, the team raa-'off
the bridge. blunfflnDr tm
liiiB fescapingrbut this woman, Rachel.was
Fentangled in the: wargota J cover and
ftrownea, assistance being unabla
Health and Beauty Combined.
woman's
11
fisld's Female
rwmtes.'; 01
OI 9wMea-rhBfilr fefthTIminnfl,1.
Q"?-S"a'W in every lnstauue. in cTmm-J -"T
llrow-neif .
Woman's Best Friend." it i nAanta unoi.
td thon a vrr'-rJ,ryrrr
Regulator arts liirn vi
B SrAfA.MTkliu.l' t ftl i liru tw TSjSWt mus. J. nSiLii. J'j, H '.Ttr! Id) ?-l'iMlA
FOIt I.OVE'OK SlOPTJEr,
Tbe Dicus.sion of a, oi iaI I'roblcm.
Pfie--ew York limes fills two or
three very interesting columns onee si
week - with letter frownrt scwresfxnil-,,
ems on tsuuiai lupiua uiu rofjaiuis,, .at
present the matter uiicler discussion is
that of young men and maidens and
their relation to matrimony. Some of
the letters' are very loolish, some; full
of practical common sense. , Itis rather
surprising to note n pvriaoptful ai.d
energetic youtn now great a aegresjiqf
imnortace is civen to the relation of ir-
pme to matrimony. Many youths and
some maiuens iaiicy mat iney cannot
nwrj unless they have large revenues
and enough to enable them to live1 as
I Viair innrpnta dc nrfvt'I Tiu cri-sf fff ia.
t"" r p'y'j
began me 111 an numuie way, ana could
o wramana luxurious surroundings
ill fiiey were hard upon or had passed
middle age. In this connection the
Times publishes a very sensible letter
from a young man, who tells that he
had engaged to marry a daughter of n
leaning citizen, ub au-iiuu wuen ne was
doinga good .business and making
B2,gui) ft-yaar. ue iauea, went to, the
yojirigf'laaiAndproposed to release' her
from the engagement. Instead of do
ing so, she gave him a sound scolding
made him take a clerkship at a small
salary, and married him. Hard work
broke his health down, atuWorya time
he earned nothing but!: we must let
hfmell the rest of history fthns own
words: "She never grumbled, (and she s
got a temper, too,) but when 1 got well
ahesgave me a receipted doctor's bill as
a'tonio. The money had been saved by
her unknown to me. Since then I have
been luckier, 1 have 7S0 a year, pay
per monWnfor $ sfBctpdC4o6V in a
htfuse Ivith fcvery 5 improvement, and
believe that 1 shall be 8100 in pocket by
January 1, 1S81. My wife is content
with her lot, our three-months-old baby
? - ! 3 i A - . "
is an inuueement to anymanio marry, my
own health is goodI do not o.we a pen
ny for my furniture' or living expenses,
we have a girl to attend to the baby, go
to-leetures and concerts, and certainly
l have the reepept and good-will of our
tnenas ana acquaintances, Don t wait
till vou are rich, but when you want a
girl to marry you (and have $600 a year)
tell her 'so, trust her, and she will trust
you-and then if - you donVget along
niceiy, tnen 1 miss my,guess,
Notable Senators!.
The Hour,
In the Senate one is, of course, better
able to see and hear than in the House,
and you can. easily study the tf aces and
lJgUT3U UKUiyUTCB OI A10H1 IHHie Or
popular report has had much to say,
The left-hand side is occupied by the
Democratic majority and the right
hand bv the Republican, minority.
Among the former one sees the cleanly
cut features of Mr. Bayard. Leaning
over him is Mr. Randolph, of New Jer
sey a uroaa-raceu, gray whiskered
man, whom some paper has recently de-
scriueu, cunousiy enougn, as a uionae.
Next, crouched down in his chair, is
Mr. Kernan. of New York. Mr. Lamar
and Senator (once Confederate General)
Gordon is a little beyond. The most
prominent figure on the Republican
side is, beyond a doubt, that of Senator
.hdmunds, ot ermont, "the watch-dog
01 tne senate.'- neisa&Ul man, with
a beard nearly white, and presents a
one appearance as ne stands upright in
his closely-titting blue coat. No man
has made a better record for unflinch
ing integrity. His colleague, Morrill,
sits beside him. and behind them is
oenaior jioar-wjio oears astnKjnpre-
O .. A. TT . 1 1 1
semblartoe to Sidney liirtletti thelJIes-
tor or xhe Massachusetts bar. Two
other Senators, sitting near together.
present a marked contrast to each oth
erAngus Cameron, with his white
moustache, and Logan. The latter is
precisely like an Indian chief far more
so than was that genuine, Indian, Park
er, who was on Gen. Grant's staff after
the war. There can be but little doubt
that Logan has the blood of the noble
red man in his veins.
It
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U lin. HAYWOOD,-- -
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-READ WHAT HE SAYS!
Dr. TUTT : New York. Sept., 19, 1877.
Dear Sir During this Tear I ntitod n no hundred
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ther my attention Wa called to Tutt i Expectorant
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t J. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, M. D.
A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES.
Office. Evening News. Amrosta. Oa. t
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violent c
ilent cough, that lasted till within s month sinca,
r the oave of which I an lsdebtedtoyoar valoahis
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JOHN M, WJ2IGLE.
Had terrible NIGHT 3 WEATS.
Memphis, Feb., 11, 1871.
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test of 110 degrees Fahrenheit before it will
, 1 i ' ! ' - I I
C. West x Sons, Baltimore.
For Sale ky
If
a
CHAHEOWIC IK C.
IS
A full line all grades ready-made
LADIES1
UNDERWEAR
From the Manufacturers, and will be sold for cash
at New York Prices.
Another Lot of those
FINE CLOAKS
At the same low price.
New Style Trimmed Felt
WALKING HATS,
BLACK AND BROWN.
25 dozen of those $1 Corsets left, at 60c, at
MRS. P. QUERY'S.
Not. 1
gtfXracoy, Sec.
100 Boxes Tobacco,
IN 8TORE, AND
Suit the Times.
TO arrive:' PRICES TO
iaii early, as u must be sold
X. li. GAITHEB,
ACID PHOSPHATE,
LiaKSH FROM THE CELEBRATED MARY-
. -ait erunzinB 81141 Manufacturing Company,
miuuivic, uuw in siure reauy 10 fieilver.
T. H. GAITHER,
CIGARS.
7( AOf. P1 aAVE SEVENTY THOUSAND
iv.vw, fiae cigars, which I offer to tbe
wholesale trade cheap.
MACKEREL,
ON CONSIGNMENT, A CHOICE LOT OF U
and Vfe BDls. of Mackerel.
WAGONS.
A FULL LINE OF .WAGONS OF THE BEST
make. No kiln dried lumber ia them. All
warranted for one year.
uiu early as prices are
aavaneing.
TO ARRIVE,
KAA TONS ACTD PHOSPHATE OF THE BEST
brand. Orders taken now will be filled
ALL PERSONS
TUE ME FOR GUANO, WAGONS. &C., ARE
-a-' reuesieu 10 caji at once and settle up as
further Indulgence cannot be expected.
Jan. 29. THOS. H. GAITHER.
SUOUXNG TOBACCO
TobaetO grown In Western Northi Carolina is
noted for its good smoking Qualities, the beat of
usea in mis Drana
Ask your nearest merchant for a samnle nack
"go; ur, ii ruu are a ueaiec, write to, me (OX CtTCB
tars and wnoiesaie pncps. Address
J. a TOMLINSON, Hickory. N. C
Jan 27.
. BBOOtHKli.
A. W. LUDOU1.
CHINA
PALACE
OF
J. Brookfield & Co.
CHARLOTTE, N. C
WE take pleasure to Inform our friends and
.the public generally, that we always have (n
stek coBipiete assortmeatof '
CHINA AND CRGCKERX
j ! :-i x : v :
GLASS-WARE AND LAMP GOODS,
CUTttat ANii srxvEapi'AtED WABJS,
WOODs. WILLOW AND TINWARE.
AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY"
all of which we offer at the lowest possible prteea.
We We eaahled togiife
SPECIAL1NDUCMENTS;
8PECIAiL,INDUCEMEiJTa
J i a
, iUi--,i
V,C1-- IHll
(:
ln
ARE, CXOCEERY?; 6LA8S WAltB ANB
T ' 1 1 srn O-sssi, sssjf BB W S am SS ST V w
go' s!oTaaTNorUieriu Houee.,. QRlfisNils
ti diva no a trial smmoaII:
ftrwandslredwScsjw
I'
Jarilf
MiUion Dollars
WtLL be paid for BAGS, at theHlehest market
price, by WM. A R. TIDDY,.
Paper Manufacturers,
Charlotte, N. C .
JUST RECEIVED
-AT
TIDDY'S BOOK STORE
'A FINE LOT OF
Fringed Scolloped Bottom
WINDOW SHADES,
Both Ornamental scd Plain,
AND A FULL LINE OF SPRING AND BALANCE
ROLLER CORDS, PICTURE CORD AND
NAILS, SCREW EYES AND RINGS, Ac.
JUST RECEIVED
METROPOLITAN
FASHION SHEET FOB APRIL,
and full line of
Bntterick's Latest Patterns
mar20
Hie Wonder of the Day!
NOTHING LIKE IT EVER SEEN!
People Cannot Ileal ize ..
1 i -
Until they have called and made an examination
WHAT REAL BARGAINS
In Miscellaneous Books
ARE OFFERED
BY J. R. EDDINS.
T7IVE
HUNDRED
UNDRED
COPIES
OPIES
IVE
Just Received
Call and Examine whether you "Wish
to Buy or Not
EVERYTHING IN THE BOOK AND STATION
ERY LINE CONSTANTLY ON HAND
At Prices that Defy Competition
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE,
The New Bopk Store,
NORTH TRYON STREET.
feb. 29.
ptu clxijcrtisjcmjeuts.
Mark Twain's New Book,
A TRAMP ABROAD.
80,000 COPIES AUJE AtTT ORDERED1
Thia ereat -selline took of the season will be is-
sued soon after. 1st March. Agents are getting
huge lists, ' and hundred others can do lL Far
agency aacrress
AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO., Hartfoid, Cr.
LARGE PROFITS
may oeeauzea irom tmau investments by opra
bt on
ting m GRAIN AND COTTON FUTURES: through
tne MOBILE PUBLIC COTTON AND GRAIN EX-
fcfJANGR email operators have eual faculties
wiut ue laisesu trasirieaB eondueted by mail or
telegraph, and daily reports mailed to all custom
ers. 810 buys or sells 10 Bales Cotton ; or 1000
Bushels Wheat, etc. Sdnd for exnlanatorv elrfiu-
lara, etc to :
F.HUTCHIN&& CO.,
48 St. Francis St., Mpbile, Ala.
R. A. WIRBEL & CD'S
FACTOKY
HAYNAU, GERMANY
EsiABLISHXri 1850,
North America n
Branch;
- NEW YORK.. .
GLOVES
27 29 White St., :
no f a Hi W tops. 3 Set Reeds,' H Knee
UntinrtO Swells, -'Stool, Book, only Vt. PI
StoqL Cover and Book S210
to $imxvmustrai
uataiogne t ree. Aaaresa
DANIEUF.BEATTY,
: i Washington, N. J.
iJfeTTT A'YE.ARand expenses to Agents. Outfit
flP I free. Address P. O.' VICKERY, Augus
ta, Maine.
bv addressfns GEO P ROWELL
CO., 10 Spruce St. New York; can learn the
exact cost of any proposed line of ADVERTISING
In American Newspaper tfCI 00-page Pamph
let, Ten Cents.
.si . J" . i .ti msi maH9'-
FOB .
Gaimore's Artffcrai
sna perform tMt vorM of- tbs Nsitaral Dnwu
Ahrftyi in position, IMittttVtelbto tA otbcrm. All
eircolar,
Al a, .
lOOO
. t ..... ' J 1
MORTGAGE DEEDS
AND
1 0 QO
FEE SIMPLE JQiES
JVST JRCf TED AND FOB SALK AT
iJ:-ii) Viu-ili. hi',:. ,!:!(-illj.
in
rver Office
, ..) ill
ill. i ii " ii: 'i -i I
VJ iliij.iJ'J.l J j .lidi
-".Ml
lAt tbe Charlotte Cltr Mills. S.faVl luiaiiAkr Vm -
ItOOO rbushels Wleit. i Hve Oxla Pn&. At for
fchlch'easnittrtrieal trfcMnwjH beTjiWd, 7'
Constaatb Mr hand, Flottf, Meal, MUMeed; e.-"
These mills baiia peen thorougldy. refltted, and f
hi uoio Bcui wiu oe uruuiuuT Krouna.or excnanEea
- . . - n nrr
HOPE
DEM
rap Drums
desired. F; . IRWIN ft OCF r
anl5-tf
WHEN ANY Max
- 1 ' FEELS SICK WITH
COLD CmUS, FEVER FLUSHES, HEAD
and general uneonifortableness
AMD rer
mVT TmVr KXACTLY AIi.sIU
f Then la the time to take
- MQTT'S PILLS.
ffVjf
a ueav pms are made of certain inr, i
a5t specially on the Uvef. ldt S'ln,s 'hat
expel all Impurities tmm rhTtJ same tim. I
aiding digestion, and """" sync, ,
RESTORING TO HEALTH,
When all other remedies fan.
orders of the atontachTl useases and on.
As a family cathartic pill ther are w i dt. . .
WITHOUT AN EQUAIi wHAMEfi
JOHN F. HENRY, CURRaN 4
Sole Proprietors,
CO..
8 COLLEGE PLACE, NEW Y0fiK.
ju. a. wnsion a
Co., Charlotte, u
-- -
IN STORE
-AND
TO ARRIVE
g CAR LOADS MOLASSES,
" FLOUR,
J " " BACON and IU1H,
J " " POTATOES,
2 " " SALT, ,
I " " VINEGAR,
100 PACKAGESS0I)A. kees and boxes,
fty PACKAGES LARD,
5Q BARRELS SUGAR.
SACKS COFFEE,
5Q GROoS AXLE GREASE,
J5Q BOX J5S SOAP,
AT INSIDE PRICES.
MAYES ROSS.
mar2
Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
Diamoflils, Silver anfl Silrer Plated Ware,
Gold and Silver Spectacles,
and everything kept In a
FIIIST-CLASS JEWELRY STORE.
The Highest Cash Price Paid for
Old Gold and Silver.
Particular attention paid ti t e Rep-king o Hue
.Watches, Cu-cks and Jewelry.
ALL WATCH AND CLOCK WORK
Warranted for Twelve Moulin,
All goed.i sod at this estab ishment warrmu-d
, as represented.
HONESTT IS THB BEST POLICY.
JOHN T, BUTLER,
Carolina Jewelry Store, Charlotte.
marl 2
P.
LASNE,
JTrom Bute, France,
WATCH and CLOCK MAKER, GILDER and SIL
VER PLATER.
Trad Street, opposite First Presbyterian Church,
a: Nt Gray Store
Every kind of repalrs'-made at once at half price
aad warranted tne year. Erery kmd of Jewelry or
Rfpnza Gilding, Coloring, SUyer-Plating and Oal
vanterng1 made at short notice and equally as good
as naw. . Work done for-the trade at low prices.
I" Apprentice, wanted, with premium and good
references..,.
Repaired1 woHr. .uncalled fpr will be sold at Uie
expiration of rwelte months for cost of repairs
septlS . n : .
Jox MixXt.
0WELLI3G FOVSALE.
lOFFafor sale my Residence, con
taiiilhg 8 RooliU situated i west Tryon
t. mtfim a lew minute's, wait oi m
i Rfin.-irp U hiiHinll Lh modern
.. Kfaiitaiii Iih 4 Rooms. srftod S able and
xn, a4idjevj.cthi.aK In nice order and ood ie-
) tO liBUFCU Mivi,
on Church st fU
. wtrfeh rents c.idl-
Al.s. fof aulft. ji nair ot Ann hnrses nd H
thaeton. .yerms accouimoduiih.. A.PP!F e;irl"
!jan. y - . S. F0RBK.
FOB SALE.
the
acres.
sections
wf nim puiLuancj n. , . . t
F farther Information,' apply to
tdaeli eodtt ).; 8.-J. TORRENCE
? -111.-- .. i 1 1 1 11 1 -j-
: ! !GCiPj ::Mediclne.
rRAOA MAJtierireit Ratr-TRADE mark
uuiiuuuB . vuiv -
for Seminal
WekneB8v&pef
lUWI I UV 'I AW-
- potency, and all
disease that
lolllsw ma
leueoeetiaeiM
ibuse; as lossot .
iuiI iuuiitiidA. ini.ln the BaeKi Umness M vis-
thW Sad to iofftnlW Of .pSiunJlon, aniaPre-
t lKlftiHRKi lli9JftrlB
,V, tarirun partfculatW awn 09pnple. whW
wauesire hi senu inmt uj nuwi w oicij vh.-t--ilee!ne
Medicine fa sold by all drugelstsat $1 V
iMbicaKe. or s4x uaefcawa fttrSS. tjruttTM eni
the money: to addressing
C. mtth and all druggists evetrwheie. .
' marO. d4w ly.
A - Valuable tract of land one nTte east of
urV citt of Charlotte. eomoriBlna about 150
I offer this land tiitter In one hotlv or in