' gVBSOMITTIOS SITU i
Jlas been WroohV upppjftth Seiu
...13 CO
4 CO
want, and with the latest ftyi "T.Tn n ""T. " .
manner of Job "Prtnjjng.ean :u oW-fis1
neatneay dtopeaah and sheapsisei We men ;
Hh atahoxt oothatH aiiaia ttKu.
o jfMO..........-...........w -7J
LXTTXE-HXADS, CAEC6, 1
taos7r2cxipts4 podrzBs,
-. . f i ' nr, - ' . ..,
Vib - .'.i i V ,t j J iV iihf .ii ot.:o3 gut.' jU,-JKt !.rt I Silt &A e&tl,liuifvf -9
" - , I ll'i,.!?'! Ml i "H I'll!
' rij; -Hi A-v-.'-tA ..'.insin ,At! "r... . . ' : . : ....... ...1. 1
L JCilalJAJLViA, I lOOUoi Ji-u UJ , &fcis '.r'Sji-jraw JXVo 0010 A i JiiiiBiJtTA23(?rLBa.c
vy i r- jj :j t
. ......
Counters and imItm we now loaded with beauti
ful tak derirtble kobde of all kinds.
Stock of Dress GoodV hdvDrrtw Tifantedngs Is
OUB
8tw ef Keelerf and leres Is slaply enemooL
OFE
Stock of PrlnU, Bbirtlnci sad FUlow Castsff Is
large and m cheap as eaa be found anywhere.
We hare the best stocked
CARPET:
r In Western North CarollaA.
I3T" Br Tuesday or Wednesday next we win
h ave the largest stock "of Beady-made Clothing
ever oflered by us. "
ALEXANDER & HARMS.
septl2
We aw ttfecaTlEHMall StoA.
Gent's Ha-Mader Vachlne A Cable-Bewed f .
uootsAnd' shoes,
ALL GBlDia AM) PRICES, 'f J
.. . . :;
-
ALL PBICX3 AFJ) 8TTLX3. ' ;
APtettyLlaaof ; '
Tninks' Vand; Sak
LATIST :STTLXS OT C1LTTRBATKD ;
STETSON HATS.
ALSO
Lower Grades in Far, Saxony Wool, &c.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
Bespeetfully,
Pegrap
auc2g ' f
CRYSTAL
ICE CREAM
AT-1-
iursion! !I
Grandest opportunity ever oflered to Merehants
SAd pleasure 8eekeraV'-:
Round trip Uckets from Charlotte to BaKr
more, : : t j : .$104)0
Bound trip tickets from Charlotte to lwy ' J.
York. , i: ;, j':r-...' ii(Wfl
(Children under 12 years half pries.) Cholos of
two all rafi routes Tlrdata MldMnd, er Blehmond
TreMouburg H Potomac 84 hours, from Chnr
fotte to New York-1 UO a ours ahead of -any other
Hp. Leare Charlotte to the afternoon, takedla
iter in Mew York Leaye Charlotte in the morning,
take supper In Baltimore. -v '
Good on any train going or coming until Norem
ber 1st. Holders can stop -off at petnta named
n the coupons. , ; ' ?
u you oestre to take adraBtage of tbese-rates.
? wr ttekeU as early asposslble; as Ue time
jsale ls Umited. 8TAT EOUT1 J9S
s, j.:pRiixef -
IICUBSION TICOT AGWT.
cHASLorrxc,
N. B.-Get a supply ef Perry's Celebrated Boo-
MuC, KOf) urg u pog eo ute way. f
r - -
z -t '
.Published at the National Capital even Suadsr
M atir fuu msumaof the praoedlng week, news-
SiiT. topics ana general uueuigBDoe, m
being the only ... - ' a . -
kkPttSSKNTATrnt EOTJTfnC&N PAPXR ,
' aere apponnf the National Democratic Pasty. ;
ed by tiSOiUii C. WKDDKaBUBN. of Vlrrtn-
. lonaerij puisher of the Kcumond (Va4 , ,
8ln,.u J1UUt3 01C2IPTIQJI f ' -
lie,'on,Wa'.t-iPai J-1 2 00
Te COpies. tana nnatnTa nnM . TM
tSJStoene address, postage paid. . ii t
nJJW eopfes, to one add8s, poui. e r 1.' Z J
(Do
Mereknts
m
ABE ARRIVING DAILY, .
4 f
OiifMfilfk&ietea
FEW DAYS.
i', .-1,1:-
r ; t"'eawhlleweare offering Great Indue1
ments la some lines of Goods. v
- ,?..
. . ... . - ,; i
CbanjUeE-Out BddkJCosL
&mM Co.
septl2
A Sure
f
FOR DtAiRRiraiL :DYSEirrEfe'
And all those "numerona:. troubles ef the
Stohach and ESpwrai,'
80 PREVALENT AT SiASON.
NO remedy known U the. Meo4J
been In use ao long and with. such uniformly-,.
sanaiaaorj resuns aa . -
PERRY DAVIS'
'": VEGETABLE :
PAIN KltLQr
It has been used with such wonderful success In all
parts of the world la the treatment of .
these difficulties that It haieome
. to be considered p
AN UNFAILING CURE
Fob Am. Suioceb Complaimts, -and
such It reality Is when taken lnUme "and ae
ordlng to the plain direcaonsjncloalag eacnbofe,
tte. ' - - Vr.
In such diseases, the attack-Is nanally sudden
and frequently Tery acute; but with a safe remedy
at hand for Immediate use, there ls seldom dan;
ianger
a few
of the fatal result wnten
often -fDllQws
The IncUaaUori to wait and see If the morrow
does not bring a Dener reeling; not infrequently
occasions avast amount of needless suffering, aa
id
sometimes costs a me. r:.
A timely dose of Pain Killer will almost . lni
ydoec
both,
ably save
tor's fee.
and with them the attendant
It has stood the test of fortr rears' constant use
In all eountrlee and ellmatas, and is perfectly faU n
m any person's nanoa. x .1
Bis recommended by Physicians, Nurses fnJ
Hospitals, and persons t all classes and prdfes-4
wonoerPH rosona watca nave at way louowear-ns
nse. , stsui V'f ---V
1 hMtoTMnrfhedPamrjAvUr'a Pabi rtller
tenslrery in Bowel Complaint (particularly tor ehU- I n!a condition favorable to the employ
dren), and B is. tn my optnkm. superior to any pre- I n Th.ra iwWrriArWrMr awV rlhnhthit
Dfcration
1 nave ever-neM ior uo nneioitnai 1
relief of I
disease.
A, HUNTING, K D.
Ko family Can afford Utba wltl
wufen KvlnM tt tulfrlatwa laA SMksiAK a all , r -
wpw a w Msunw say wwww wmmw punvea w wm
The use of one bottle wUlsfurbei
yea of Us merita than columns .ef . news;
vernsmg r?- - tfttewjsz
TaUMdrm wiaTwverdowithoat; -
You eon fctain it at any dru; Bre. ot Mm
SiSRY DATLS it EOS-ixk;
Proprietor t PwJdeaee,R:t'
aucc lis io cti ; N . v
A.w.unxp,
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K V
J.
ceiawrTTl. , V,
1
MIT JABS.
JXLLT TUMBLMX8, 1
REFRIGERATORS,
ICS CRJSAMrRJSPZXRp, y ,
! WATER OOQtXM.
. YuB stock of
CHINA, GLASS-WABX, CEOCXXBY, CUTLIRY,'
IXLNG GLASSY WOOD AND WILn r
;. rag goods (Ttnihatxy. I f x:
j 5 '. 'i - i.-i-' t - . : i
Wholesale ;&Retai I
AT A SACBIFICE.
-fgrtjtplxSpec
fKADC JMARK f he f ret ;f T A01.SJAK
r , Use Kemedy An
. , - "v"v lmfalllnr : euro f X rvl '
for. aeminai
Weakness, ppef
a. -
follow. M;a
nhiuA! as lOSB Of - "- t
tEtCSE- TMtSi.atomorY.Onivemi TAT. T.
lltiuClMdn,tn the Back. Itooan ef
i...i i. i..uiii or conaumLJoa. ana a xre-
maturo Grata,. -.rf.etM v Jtc,
desire to send tee r-v mail .t eTefrcne f l
tfeonTlaee
paper a-
Slclile Jied.elne sc. j r y aa r r: . V? t '
tckHe. er six r- f Jr : j. t f t -1 J
tree ty mall on r' -u'f-.. ' ' 4 --5
, life j ,-; ., U. -V
STATBlfEWS. , v
Gen. Leacb is speaking in thd'-east-
awuue.
; Shelby Aurora f The'rtl of students
at the Shelby HlgtrScriooi n ow numbers 1
aoout cffrrntmarexr ror tno ran .session.
1 Concord Sub.' H In a'weelc cfttVwoiwe
will hare the town teiejjrapb, as-all a-
; Miss Lou Lee, tlie" evaftelist, of Ban
doli)b,,CQqnty,twas, married, on the ,23rd,
W llr George M imdger of Yayne
i Tb.fr Aiamanea t Democratic conYen
ifon nominated Dr. B. F. Mebane 'for
Senator and Jamw,THrreBtf ne the
Houses r i na-M aww -1. st
vVUminirton JStvrj rA freignttrain-J
f fifty-six Foaded ars arriYed in ' this 1
ity on tbe Aarouna Central road. Wed
nesday " afternoon, leirig the largest
trainvitia. thought that Yer .- came- in
on any road leading to thisciy. ' -
f Teter M, Hal Esq 'Severs -con
nectiohItlvthts BAleig&eVCdvit
siiocee4e4 o ba' -Wfl J5afieloivF,3Esi4
The iNews Pobligbing ' Company 'new
corisistsbf mmfjmwmoi
GaUiB&iplb: an4 W.EBatchelor.
hams charged with the murder of- Has
rison Kinder pfAff "cofixr Jjtnv,) was
conYicted mJ h$r;f;atawa' Superior
Court last week', and sentenced to be
executed on Eriday. October 22, 1880. .
I Oxford Orphan1 FrUnd: ri M mre
gratefal to know that all over 'the
Btato ihe crops are better than ,ieBrbe
foiei and the schools are in consequence
opening with an increase' of numbers;
Parents will please remember .that
North Carolina does not need ajfy more
lsmorauL citizens. ...... 'j , . . w
; Kinston Journal .'There are more sick
people "within fifteen miles of Kinston
than than there has been! since the war.
In' some neighborhoods nearly every:
other family lias sickness ; in many
families 'nearly every member is pros
trate the doctors are1 traveling 'night
and day andrdruzeists can hardlY keen
in xneaiciiw-3; r-' t?- --..f'a..w
Baleigh Observer; Judge G. D. FoWle
will armrest the people at the following
places: Rbchingham, Richmond poun
ty, Tuesdayv September 21; Fayette
ville, Coinperlajiacoun tyi "VV"ednesdayt
Beptember" 22 -Beidsyille, . Rocking
ham county, Friday, September ,24;
Tar boro, Edgecombe county, Wednes-iiav-KTtirnbei
2fi Kincr'a-. Mormtairxr
!i. 3f ". .. V. It --
Tuesday 'October 5 r Shoe iTeetT Bobe-
7.
sWilliama
nas returned io me city. Mr. j. u,
Sughes and Mr G. B. Anderson have
ten admitted to West Point from
Xorth Carolina :.
.Statesville Landmark: The cotton
top of Iredell is, estimated : at 10,000
bales. The assessed value of the
taxable property of Iredell county for
1880 is as follows: .Land $1,454,490;
town lots. $238,135 ? and all other kinds
lof property, $98832 an increase over
887. The increase is: on -.land, $8,185;
town lots.8,075; money on hand,,$7f-
PtO 1 on-allother prorjertySldJSST.-
j&looresville gets the railroad it seems.
i Dr. J. M. Carson, of Alexander,
runs as independent Democratic can
didate again i this year. He carries
enough votes in his pill bags to elect
him oyer the regular nominee.
: THE FALL TRADE.
Onr nercanille Prosperity on sa Firm
Paris, ; . .
X8on.'
"1
The prospects are that the trade of
ri 'uZu CZ..Z ' IiT'-.rI
wMnall have?, an junexampled s wheat
harvest this year, and of grain general-
Hy IheyieldiU.bei upto ii:;Tiighest
l wlnt in the past, -jThe wheat crop will
probably exceed ill a.inot480.000,000
I b labels, vn&'13i&toie,&iimia.;$Qi
export will be aboQt 200.000.000 buahelsv
He) w-mneh-of thia surplus-Europe wilt
want at fair, prices is. avquestton. now
machdbcussedby the Corn lExchlange.
and it is one in which the farmers ha
a-very live interest.
T' The average European crop may .noU
be so heavy as it was expected to oe at
.'one. time, but it is hard to see bow there
can be any demand, either at home or
. i 1.21- it .
irom aoroau, wuwu wui prevenii unuu
ly low, prices lor grain this rauv fi he
p of cotton also promises to exceed
An total the yield for last year. The es-
J-Umates of the production put it at over
4 l .... . , . 3,1 V. 1 m
Isljj mUIlon Dales, wmcn win oe px lar
the largest crop we nave ever Known.
ft. j it 4.u--n ii,..:i
s will be taxed tameir utmost nm-
t to furnish transnortationj orXhe erona
the comuurfail ancL winter, , and-that
our export trade will be on a gigantic
scale. If the prices of grain are low,
thoHsrh the farmers mav snffer. the - re
duced cost of bread iwlll redound to the
Denent orotner classes or laoorers, ana i
the enormous bulk Of Itt transactions
mill r, imrArA .'4tA- Mirlraf AVnsninno)11
busy. - ' . .'. ' -
: f Since prices declined the the spring I
4afx ku VAvaiiBvuaaw aavs. amuwvavu itww
fall, the general merchandse markets
have beeaj4afihealthyj andi hopefuU
cooditiourf Jf '.this statabf thlmai con
a!L- Al .lAt.. Au JA .
tinues throuehlthe year, trade will go on
im broylng and ther wiU bejnodoubf that
our mercaqme prosperity is on auo
stantiaMba8is.ihais4the normal
working Of the'law of upplYcnnd de
mand wp set ns al right.; But already
there are signs of a great effort or the
partof speculators to get up another ex
citement which would prove serionsiy
cmirious to legitimate aeaiers. . -iThere
is nothing to. Justify high
prices. All the great commodities; are
in f uH supply i and if they are Kept at
the pricee the demano: lor fhexa wouid
naturallly fix,iae will be wanted ..in
liberal measure for consumption; and
there wilVbe afair profit all around.
ant if these peculators succeed in their
tempts, demand will receive a check
" . .V 11.1.1 ill 1
ana tne lnyjutpie reacwqn.wiw. nek mi
It It t Well Known fact.
among physicians that
world for any disease of the Bladder o? Kidneys,
Hrn.TA in tomDinsaun i
ana ma w leas luou uu tutuui uwbummui
uy,i
mala and female auffer from derahse'
mei
thnae anrana and neoleot or failure to use
S roper remeaies nurry many io -umimeiy urarai.
uraerous combinations nave been tried for Grav
el, Brick Dust peposttav Bright's JMsease, Weakv
ps in Baek and Mips, produced by derangement
of Bladder and Kidneys, but none with: uc .hap
py results as Bankln's Xxtract of Bnchu and junfe
i if inn anffAr fmmfinv il.iefe i cf ithose ro.
ion. m m. htftovO" Ot tWO WlJ TellBV VOU. ' 1 . J
I Prepared oaly ny i nw, ariKin "tenuu,
r..i 7V c i n,.' T. .Lull Dinsu'I ani T. I
ACABO.
'iJ ..l' V- ... arrWavfn ffM the WTIM STM SS.
c -etionscf yc-tir, trr-i . Sl
, , t . . nt.a tp i.a r
1 the' autumn will oe active enoogn to 1
K Ij6n2'ago tne energies of all our. men tof I
vMibusiness. and to keen the labor market I
j nA,tXE BIQIXm JUtXIsQtffOS!iLI
.j; A.-4Sii. 'iLa.aiiLir
Ineapolis is a miniature Chicago as een
in triennial conclave week, .The crowd
as expected, to increase every day imtiH
ine culmination -on .caturqaywnen
j mien trots. ujl twenij-mue cusmngy
race - betwepn .MiHS.Tgimna., Jewett, of
Minnesota, ; and .Miss f (Belles?,Cxx)kr of
California, was a feature pf .yestexday,
and aroused ;the, Interest "-anbSexcite-toentofthe
thirty thousaiidpeole who
saw It.1 At 6.1bV ,after1,,the iipatierit
multitude had enjoyed 'the proverbial
f wait on a woman's toileCVthe yoong
lariiftfl , vnrA driven-in a carrlaif'' nn3
amid the chteers of . the people,' .to th' :
j adges Btahd, id front 6f which'Were 1
uozen swut-runnmg norses' -me1 pia.y
bf the race was for each' ofxhd ladiM txv
change; her 1 horse 4at fpleasure; which J
mo uaaciouj u.ix a oo;u iajixo
Both ladies were petite 'in , form,;' Miss'
J ewett weighing twenty 'pounds more
than her orneace'.nyasedistihv
guished bv the elaborate dfcdrations of
her habit in gold, and MiSfvC6ok:byia
blue -veil whick, streamed ?;f rptnf , Jier
band, it was almost impossible for the
two men at their bits to hold the wild
horses. At the wordGo" the horses
plunged off with-their fearless- lady
riders, and then ; occurred opo . of the
most, intensely exciting races-that was
" -A ' rati . i - -.
tjyw i wiuiesseo.. Ane crpwtfiiljwas
tumultuous at first and 'afterwarda
grew crazy with, excitement ,s
JBwem m. minnesota, was, or course
the favorite of the great majority,: but
pluck rapidly won her friends. Dash-
liij lujrwiuu wiiu irignuuA440unas a
the word "Go" Miss Cook's veil was
soon seen fluttering in the lead, but
half-Way round the glittering gold of
Miss Jewett's" habit came abreast and
she passed under the wire ahead, While
Miss Cook reined her horse close to one
waiting, and with hardly . any r help
I Sprang from the back - of one horse to
the back of another, and dashed in pur
suit, encouraging her steed, already
wild with excitement with ishouts that
rose above the noise of the crowd. The
girls seemed lost to all danger in the
maddening excitement of the race. At
theend of each mile they changed to
fresh horses, and to do so without loss
Of time the speed of . the running horse
seemed to be hardly checked,- but they
threw themselves recklessly in; front
of the animals, and, seizing their bits,
threw them ion their 1 haunches. Once
Miss Cook's horse was thrownMolentlV
to the ground, and' fell upon-her.", A
cry or aiarm went un rrom tne crowd:
but the girl sprang to her feet and to an-
utuoi uuree in waiting, losing oniy tnir
ty seconds. Miss Jewett was, very un
fortunate in changing horses, losing
much time trying to mount an unman
ageable beast She was kicked in ; the
side; but if it hurt no one knew it She
was soon on his back. On the seventh
mile round Miss Jewett was unhorsed,"
wheny intelligence was shouted from
the reporters stand that she had fatten.
For. a moment 'fear held tho.crowd
silent, but the craze of the race teturn
ed and they shouted madly, "Send her
another horse," and one of her backers
dashed down the track with a fresh ani
mal. This she did not mount, and the
crowd -noted with horror the riderless
horse from which she fell fearing round
with saddle turned. Miss Cook rodei
once more around the track, and was!
awarded tho purse1 of $200, having
made eight miles' in less than twenty
minutes. The interest in the race gave
way to the desire Jto71m0W'tbe. extent
of MissT Jewett's Injuries.4' She Vas
brought ixrthe judges'i stand andr sur
geons surrounded her. She was pale- aa
death, begrimed with dust and dirt
and only kept from fainting by brandy
being administered. Her lee was-ev-
erely sprained, but not broken. : It was:
announced from the stand that on -Fri
day Miss Pinneo, -ofColorado, would
ripe a twenty-mile race with Miss Cook
fjir,$5,000.,, The interest in thiSievent
seems' tA'occnDYlbe ,bub
many lobKC with. dreadi upon a. repeti
tidn'of the maddening and daneerous
.1 4
; : The. Heir t Vlctofta'fl Xbraie
The Prin( of. Wales has-recently (ex
hibited, f considerable . iatiellectnral. ac;
tiYity and skill in. preventing two; marr
riages of his friends. He. hindered the
marriage of Admiral Glyn with Miss
Neilson, andis.nowvthejobstacleito the
intended marriage of .the JJaronesa
uurueu-i)utts. ji win do jrrauijJBg io
the friends of civffiiation1 heralUy;it6
know that the fgenilemah jwhty' is to
rule the United Kingdom of Great Bri
tain has some capacity beyond enjoying
a horse-raoei trsdlBher,:Sirtatitoif,for a
good, ,time -cemnavr the scenes or.,'.a
theatre, t As theyuhav ijonopular elee
tiona for their, Kinir 4n EnfirlancL and
have ' hot vet, !learned liow to emnlov I
h .caectorai r""1")!1"? h1 'lta"r:tt-'-"tJ
heir apparent , to .the4thrQneVibei is
reasonably certain to be the ruler of the
greatest : monarchy ;.of-the woridin.a
few yearaat tne latest; ana as ne nas
never exhibited the semblance of stated
iiianshiryeniieedTohe itiadjt
i it is some consolation to know lhat
he is equal to something, even f it c(oes
not rise above dictating lhe ;wiYeaii bf
Iris favorite chums and 'dependents.
it tue mace mn waiea nau.Deeu Dora
in this country; with fair opportunities
- CLand industry fia anight have risen to a
I t . -a a,n- 11.1. A v . if . i ;
street-car conductorship, with the' hobe
or pnttaTTretuminrnara aoixarr
clerkship .-(bat, rbmR xnenrsEsoni p
the estimable. Queen; ho wm King o
Enirland." It makes all the: difference
in the world tr sohievileustEwbere
ana wnen tney nappenea to oe opm
Londrficuth. .
: Mr, afea1irP-f
mmstrei enterumment, ow - a.Aier
Majesty's theatre, has a curious hiatoj-y.
Not sa many years ago he was a brake
man on a small local railway in Ameri
ca. ; One day, as Uie ntrain to which he
was attacned was aooui, w stare, xn m
friend suddenly tor&ed up.an explain
ing that he hadht a dent in the' werldT
begged a free passage on -the train to a
fair not "far - distant. Haverjy asked
thin favnVnf hi Runetior without suc
cess.' Very well," he retorted,.,if,my
friendcansfo Iwon't 'A ne wTbtake-H
man had to be found, ana uaveriy and.
his friend, were: left! ieMndi The for
mer had a little money, and w ith, it they
Surcjiasea a Dusnei or:-appiesv,i wniqu
aey reiaile4:ata:pJcofitl?They repeated
VMa Anrttnn Rflireral. timfiS'til? th&
imade enough to payheajf to New
x orK. . v nen next xiaveriy was ceaxa
of he was in great-cpirits at the pros.
pect ci ioinrepr a tnitrer.jroupe wim
started a ttoune of L.iowurcrl nc.Li
waicn ooi3Ct mjriew s,fm pracucies .
assidiously on tne iixmeafe Ila becmep
nj uiu i.jim nil am UU'II lunji.mji) ' r r. .'.." . 1 , ; - , . 4 j rTT ' - ' ' , TT.j,'."-. -r
ijjui j-., .' i." 7TJ.! ii':o . . . , t 'J
st?fM. .riiuv hi , t: i'.-.! u.ii our J - - u ; f j ; ; ' -J
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i t erv-
1
1
f:7 ; Hi H
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f'FlS remnanti hj CASH.' srita and CAB,ANTd wm be sold at a saertflce. AH ear flTBlW
914QU OarSPBlNa STOCK toft Is tory email;
t :
eptl
: Ji ... 1- - . :- 5 ':: :! ' ... . .
j. 11-) iA nifc -. -f-nTiriim rifiOi ft ra nil
820.00 SUITS AT S13.00,
! . . , , $15,00 SUITS AT $11,00,
Stocji:; of Buy
S.UITS AT VERY LO W
X)uri8tockmutberetaoed, aswearealKuttopurch
8DMHKB 8UTTS at 75 cents on the dollar. We
i . :
3L.
angl2
tbr W$ jAI
tarHATX JDdT BSXlf BECXIVXO AKD'
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