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Calling ifee Aageia In.
BT i ABG1BXT J. PSKSTON.
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DRESIBDLES
Dolmatv Ornaments
VERY felTrfcif Jup"I BECBIVIUi g
B110CADED 8Iffjj' a
SAj4l)U8aOBCk tf by.noo i
PL AilT TEI MMING SILKS At
Ask to see that beautiful piece of SHU'S CLOTH,
suitable for Mourning purposes.
WS BAVK A HLNDSOME STOCK OP
which w'proposeto dose out MraJC '
0I:R STOCK- OiBfetSS GOODS
. .. .-. J . ( ii! .-. It ' i 'l . t ,
ia all that can bedeslred la that line.
lotSMrof Clothbj
13 LAROE, WILL ASSOBTID AMD CHIAP.
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We hare the best stocked
Carpet Department
in westebN north Carolina.
ALEXANDER & HARRIS.
5oots and sixties
We are Now Receiving Our Fall Stock.
Gent's- Hand-Made, Machine Sc Cable-Sewed
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ALL GRADES AND PRICES.
L
ALL PRICES AND STYLES.
A. Pretty Line of
Trunks, Valises -and Satchels,
LATEST STYLES OF CELEBRATED
STETSON HATS.
ALSO
Lower Grades in Fur, Saxony Wool, k
GIVE US A TRIAL.
. '. i ft . ., i.;. .
Respectfully,
Pegram ' & a.
aug28 ! ' 1
JUST RECEIVED
A LlBOE
it. A i i
AND TASSELS
IN ALL SIZEi AND ' COLORS, AND
THE
H AN JSiO. MIE.ST
-V.- V:
lot Of
( '
THAT CAN BE FOUND IN THE CITTj ALSO4,
An Elegant Une of Silk
IN kLi COLOUS r;
i i
Yoacan And W enr house everything you wish
tajs paEs4TiftM Jljie. i pntSpckof jj ) L
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sea
umt ieto laaajn r,Couump'vion,;ahd
tfTfull oartlcufarA are ' fil etn' pirritlhleti WhIM '
wtfre tarsend freeby man Idlsvery one; Ttf i
emu ueutcme is ia oy aii arersuts at si w'j
it i
lckiigQroraixpack8fras for
or will be sent -j
nmnev m nidregslni
b l ecilc Block-Detroit, MlcS. r t-
BOM hi Charto a, wjioiesaie and retail, by S
mnhftnjRHcrue2iBt8everywuet.' - : !.i
,8SD FALL STOCK. 880
adies
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AlVUilUUJ
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OUR
T I
IS HOW. COMPLETE,
And we ask an Inspection ol GOODS and PRICED
. before purchasing. Having gatued the
confidence of the trade br
Fair Dealing and Low Prices,
We feel we can and knovr we will make It to
your Interest to buy our goods.
: ' iTHE LADIES
will always find the latest novelties In DRESS
TRIMMINGS. All know that we keep abreast
with the Styles In this line. We can show
a very handsome assortment, of
, . .
Fancy Dress Goods
With Butttns and Tdinmlngw to match: -SILKS,
SATINS,
CASHMERES,
MOMISS, and.
HENRIETTAS.
We make a specialty of MOURNING GOO&S.
We sell a good KID GLOVE for 75 cents.
In HOSIERY we offer special inducements.
Every department is complete, and has been se
lected with, care. All can be pleased by giving us
a call. T. L. SEIGLE & CO.
P. 8. Our Cloak Department has been enlarged
and more attractive than ever. octl5 w '
IlltsccUaucaits.
PERRY OAVIS'
FAIitKILLER
IS A PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY
For INTERNAL mi EXTESKAL Use.
DA Iff Lfll I CD 1S4 nwuff.rf when need
rMIII . IVILLKIl aceortftnc to print td direct
ion! inclosing cacb bott'.e, int is perfectly taft
ne i tke motb injcptrinewl Aantlt,
PAIN KILLERS lWZ
Chills, DitmrliOMi, j)yeatery. Oampir,
vnolam. na w Cvmgiuint. -w.
DA III M II I CO IS Til 15 11EST rcmcdr
Sick-HeitMChe, Paia Ja theBael afr Wide.
iiuennuiMu. u jNnraiaifta! -
PA1U KILLER liNliDi
; brinart nudv ad mthomiiI rtlitt in all cn
K. 1C
caaes !
, Ttraiaeo, l;nt, Hpratns, (Serene Bnrum et. .
rAIEJ k IMLLtK friend of the Mecliiiiilr,
Farmery Planter, Sailor and in .fact ( t
clamea1 wanting a medicine always at hkrtl t - 4
- fiafo tA aae internally r cxtersalcr ti if it
certainty of relief. v. - -'.. f
. taNo family caa afford to ba twou1
" invaluable remedy-in the honse. ' Its irice br- -
It within the reaefi of alL and it will annually -r
many -timed fta coat in doctors' biila.j
Sold by aU rciUU 60. and 1 iotcN. .
PfRRYTXkVI SON, Providence, R f.
augft dAw tooctl
A.
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i) t ii -AH K N TS. W AN 1 fiU' j:ua '-. "sr-
'THE FASTEST SEELLING BOOK OF THE AGE,'
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.BlfKESS: AND SOCI At :PQBHS
i'rt he fawaWWWiegki foreYg,w to transact
WUUwai via "T " i T TTLILL i.i .lVv a In
niolnaoi Aflll1UTia raniM. HL.CLUUUDUDt XW1W
olaases. -family Decessrv aouresaur
fliU r - ANCHOR POBLISHINa wiania. ua.
J pot 2 -ikwlm, : !i'v
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We mean to do it: Some day, some day,
we mean to slacken this fevered rush -That
is wearing our very souls away, -And
grant to oar goaded hearts a hush
That Is holy enough to let them hear
The footsteps of angels drawing near.
We mean to do Ur O never doubt,
When the bnrden of daytime toll Is o'er,
Well sit and muse, white the stars come out.
As patriarch sat atthe open door i
Or his tent, with heaveu ward gazing eye,
To fvatch for the angels passing by. .
We've seen them afar at high noontide,
When fiercely the world's but flashings beat:
Yet never have bidden them turn aside,
Aud tarry awhile in conversffsweet; - -Nor
prayed them to hallow the cheer we spread,
To drluk of our wine, ud-breakour bread.
We 'proBti'sjs.oci hearts that, when tie stress '
Of tn ile-work readies tne longed for close r
When the weight that wegzoan with hinders lessfc
As banishes care's dlswrblng dm.
And Uven we will call the angels lh.
The day we dreamed oomest length,
wiieu, mta oi evt-ry mocsuigrQuesi,
And broken in spirit and shorn of strength,
We drap, ludeed. ut the doer of rest, -And
wait and watch as the days wane on :
But the angels wo meant toxall are gone!
Uo who seeks a nomination for office and finds
ft not, is like unto him who attempts to sit on a
cbalr that bas boen suddenly Jerked away.
ZlM papers aaaka 9 great pother about the nunv
bee of people who escape a a railroad accident
Wuuldat they have escaped ju&t the same had
Utece been no accident? .-.i
A California Justice, in a moment of anger, said
that the' lawyers in a case ou trial before him were
no better than horse thieves. Then be apologized
and find himselt $10 for contempt ot court. ,....
A ItaWen milkman was bitten by a mad dog the
other day. This Is fortunate for his customers.
He will have a dread ol water after ibis. .
"In what condition was the patriarch Job at the
endef his life?" asked a Brooklyn Sunday school
teacher of a quiet looking bay at the foot of the
class. "Dead." calmly answered the quiet-looking
boy. From this answer no appeal was taken.
A man was ured to take a Galveston newspaper.
"What Is the use of my taking it? I never open
it; so I don't know what a in it What good would
it do me?" "You take liver pills occasionally,
don't you?" "Certainly." "Do they de you any
good?" "Of course they do." "Do you ever open
mem and find out what's ia them?" That made
vim shell out the subscription price. Galveston
New.
' Any good shooting on your farm?" asked the
burner of a farmer, '-splendid," replied the agri
culturist: "There's a drive-we 11 maa down in the
clover meadow, a cloth peddler at the house, a
candidate out In the barn, and two tramps don In
the stock yard. Climb right over the fence, joui g
man, load notn Darre.'s ana sail in.
Liffhta and Shadowa of the Buainea
of Manuscript Making;.
Mr. Trollope, who ia pleased to call
literature a trade, says, that any man
may set up in the business who can
command a table and chair, pen, ink
aud paper. The prospect held out by
this popular novelist is not a little de
lusive, the London Spectator says with
more truth and clearness. Success in
journalism, if not in literature, requires
a period of technical training, and an
amount of acquisition which can be
gained only by the persistent labor of
years. It is one of the most arduous of
professions, if a man is brilliantly sue
cessf ul ; it is one of the most wearisome
and least remunerative, if by ill-luck,
which generally means want of ability,
a writer is compellea to occupy an in
ferior position. There can be no doubt
that . an average medical man or an
average lawyer will gain a better in
come, and gain it more easily, than the
average man of letters. Moreover,
literature has the disadvantage, from a
monetary point of view, of being open
to all the world. No one can take fees
as a phvsician or barrister, or receive
his commission as an architect, without
a special and expensive course of study.
rne journalist, as we have said, needs
his training also ; but literary work of
every description can be attempted by
men engaged in other occupations, and
the remuneration of the professional
workman is lowered in consequence,
In every pursuit which taxes the higher
powers pr the mind the strain is often
considerable, but the man of letters
feels it most He works generally in
solitude, and without the contact with
his fellows which diversifies the, labor
of men in other professions. There are
few occupations, however intellectual.
which are not to some extent mechani
cal. ; The artist may mix his colors
witn brainsr. but he has also much use
of his hands, and finds in his work a
good deal that is restful. The chemist.
the astronomer, the engineer, the states
man and the barrister are not chained
to the desk like the man of lettersj who.
tif his bread and cheese depended on his
pen, uas also the disadvantage of being
some times forced to write when he has
nothing to.say, a position as unfortu
nate as that of Pope's Grub street poet,
who strained "from, hard-bound brains"
ight lines a year; Of course the.liter-,
ary profession, in which we include
journalism, may be viewed from quite
A different stand point. No doubt
it has its brilliant successes; no doubt
it sometimes brings a man wealth, and
-which is a great deal betterthe so
ciety ana ine menasrup 01 some or the
best and wisest of the race. Fame. too.
is one of the baits it holds out to the
ambitious, ' and intellectual energy is
almost always allied, with ambition.
Yiet every .one who has suffered from
thisrinfirraity" must have felt at times
the truth or Mr. Bagehot's words, that
ai pursuit of fame, when it is con
trasted With the grave realities of life,!
seems more; absurd and trilling than
most pursuits, and to leave less behind
it" . - ,,-"' '
"The Yorktown Centennials
IA charter has been granted by Judge.!
Yfelford, of the Circuit Court; of, Richr
mond, Va., to a large number of prorai
nent gentlemen, residing in various
sections of the country, tor the purpose
of promoting and securing the proper
celebration in ucteber.' issr, or the one
dfer at Yorktown of the British forces
under Lord Corn wallisl'i The "ftabftal
stock i3 $250,000, divided into shreof
$io each, and the principal office ia at
chmoiKi. -va. The name wtwciora-
pany. is iie r x orKtown uenteiuiwr;LEr.
ciation,"rand the names or the officers
and 'tneir ? residences are as rotiows?
JUdge iRdbert Quid, RichmomjVaii
Dresident:jHon. Thomas CochraDwPjiii-
aflelpbia; ''first vice-president jHon.'
Alexander. H. Rice, Bosttn, '; MassJ
second vice-president: Gen;;rJ!phn; SA
leston Columbia, s. tj,ctnirQdviee
president ; Isaac Davenport Jr: Rich
rridnd:t?Vtjreawref i Edward D&.Vin
chellew t Yrlr, secretary ; Col. J
tLi '4
ytontttagaenpeia, j jh genera
, ' mm m
VuuiMtarut a aria In. '
Kv?rtJfTiTt oTarj Tanner-said tn
f istthei 1 Drj Richawwon ihasfiamed;
ctnsifWrapvutation on wcount. pr
tnesiana nejias jnaaeagaj nstjiue use
rtf nlnnhol na-ifc- medicine Tl-have told
him that I
wooto- Ai ujier -ioriy uays
afcrain in London, and he ia to issue a
challenge to the brewersdistfHef and,
rtWrnr Thpv mav select -fiix . men bst
njear my age a.qd, piysicjrMttltlpA aa
"ppsdhlq,-Thevaii:takfitakeVin bee?
or Tjy.i"iritivus imuuuuAiiis wa 4wt,
rW'd I will take water only and will see
The Cbunndrnna Whicb fa treaeatet
te the: tlneat;auate Court In New
York--- i- --.
IsfEwYOitK. Oct 19. A case came ud
in the United States Court here to-day,
which is of considerable importance to
all importers who have paid duty on a
valuation of foreign silver coin accord
ing to the scale of. equivalents of spe-
Treastfry up' to the1 present year. ,: The
controversy arises outof the deprecia
tion of American silver. The mer
chants contend that irt collecting duty ,
in 1878 and 1879 on goods, for instance
from China, valued. 00 Jthe invoices in
American dollars,,, the, government
Should 'not have assumed' that "the
value ! f ' Mexican dollars. ;was
equivalent" ' in M valuer of . ?Ameri-
. . a a m . s a
caft sliver JdoiMtrs or ' 412 - grains
and collected duty on the number
of, dollars' -worth: - On1--the-- con
trary it should bave reduced the ..value
of the goods in Mexican dellars to an
equivalent vahie1 In American gold delT
lars, and made this sum the oasis for
the imposition of duty. This was prac
tically done in Jahhary' of this year ly
a change in the Official scale of 'eqmVa
lent values of foreign-and domestic
coins adopted bv the .treasury i depart
ment which is based on, the , American
gold dollar. The present suit, wnicn
is entitled Hadden against Collector, is
a test case brought to recover" about ltl
peir cent of alleged excess of dnty col
lected by reason ef the treasury depart
ment's adoption of silver, instead, of
gold as the unit of comparison in esti
mating the value of foreign, coins. The
decision in the present suit will gov
ern a large number of other cases
throughout the country. "The trial will
last several weeks.
"fjp in New Fn gland.
Almost every New England village
of much prosperity now' has its Society
for Promoting Rural Improvement, the
w ork of which is to induce and direct
tasteful architecture and gardening.
Bishop Clark, of Rhode Island, in an
article to the New York Ledger, em
phasizes the value of these societies by
describing Forthridge in 1870 and in
1880. This is Forthridge as it was:
"The houses bordering the main street
are all enclosed by rail fences, picket
fences and dilapidated stone waiis,with
creakv turn stiles and gates half un
hinged, and drunken posts leaning
against an old stump for support: patch
es of unshorn grass and weedy gravel,
f aceots of bark and wood and Drush.
fragments of ancient carts, and broken
ploughs and disabled harrows, heaps of
mortar and stone, piles of bottles, and
all other conceivable forms or rubbish
dumped into the gutter. The barns and
sheds and dwelling houses are all much
of the same pattern and the same color.
if they can be said to have any color at
all ; cold, bare, dreary, with no piazzas
or porches, or window hoous, or
any other attempt at ornamenta
tion." This is Forthridge as it is
now: "Most of the old houses
reappear, but with broad piazzas, taste
ful porches, and bay windows peeping
out from the vines and nowers; with
altered roofs and fancy chimneys, and
rich coloring. The ugly fences are
gone, nowers bloom in front of all the
houses, the streets are all reformed, the
weeds and rubbish are seen there no
more. Good, clean sidewalks have been
laid from one end of the village to the
other, and the roadway is so fine and
smooth that even Mr. JJonner would
not hesitate to drive the marvelous
Rarus or any other of his swift-footed
steeds through the town at any pace of
which they might be capable. The bar
ren common has been converted into a
park, the duck ponds into romantic
lakes, with a swan or two sailing
about."
Cien. iriaUone's Political Conference
in Pblladelpbla.
Baltimore Sun., , . . ,
, Philadelphia, Oct 19. The truth
about Senator Mahone's visit to this
city is that he cam&here under cover
of railroad business to have an inter
view by invitation with representatives
of the national Democratic committee,
in the hope that there would be t set
tlement of the existing Democratic dif
ferences in Virginia. Tie has conferr
ed with Speaker Randall, A. S. Hewitt
and Gen. Roger A. Pryor. The net re
sult was a proposition from tne commit
tee that there should be a compromise
under which both the Funder and Re
ad f us ter tickets should be withdrawn
and a new one made up'. Gen. .Mahojie
W being allowed to name seven j6 ; the
eleven electors,1 Tfiia .Geni Manone: ae
chned, claiming aothtng Jfssy. than tne
Withdrawal of the Funder. -ticket and
the f nil reCooTiition of his ow by : the
national committee. Hewitt arid PryV
ot have returned to New York, the
former, it is saidr to confer witn - uar
nhm and the latter with -Hancock.
Ttrere have been no neizotiations be-
Xween the epublican manajera , .and
mm, Dut prominent iepuuucau, m-;
eluding Senator Cameron, have extendi
fed him hospitalityr-aad chairmen Jew-
ell and HubbeUj were tejexrapnea to
come here, in th hope that some un
derstanding toixbt be reached. ;. ,..
Formal Cloaing' of Baltimore Cen-
' tennlal.
Baltimore, Octr-lfi. The celebra
tion of the Seequi Ceateonial of Balti
nirtr closed- tonisrht'' With a ireneral
an: brSllfant illuminate ipf t;' citv
commemorative of the ninety-ninth
anniversary 'Oi-the surrender at xork
towm ahd as a suitabfe nnal 'to1 thief1 jrK
bileeVfrtHtyHaTlTVvM
seen for miles away.yJBalttniore street
was a continuous Diaze or, jets and cai
cidba ax;lectric ligiiand thejpfuhlic!
squaaes' ; radiant with fire-works arid
Qninese lanterns. Morehanrone hun
dred thousand .peoplaowexel on Balti
more and adjacent, streeaip.ih,
was
of auviUuminated i
m Mlneotvnience;
Mghtthe'ibofr
ttir;ai
life LiMkii 4Maaitia(Gia I -7-ia')'I -lU .Vi.v' ''! vif-'-lf:: 8t-JrJL ww w
thronsr
remark that during-the-eight days ot
'the processions;' parades &n festivities,
in 1fwhicafl(tne ensure, TOPluiace, m tne,
ry or accidenl bt anvi-kindi has been: ren
F A PiafcleeJ' PJfare.
liri TTioteasst'whc hasr iwnww
onferenceaJLBkIi,lQ to' resign
Ma ministry on.MCOttat talleffed here-
1 sjrriba3,.scpt4 letter.to K.body,
ltingiertn:iuzeaiar:uie pass v,weai,
vb vears? tus' nnq uesiioninsr xaitn w
r u ai . j-1 f . . - , C . . m . a
ddTih-th divlntty f rChmfiirtthtf
immof taktviol the aouuand afteideathv
flff rewards ana nunjsamenra. f lie aoes
rflot belieYfiiilftaxffliaaeBter
lire, aw umjj v . wuicu .liCHwcL
arci-TOE sse iiia5 iwaajoufcoiiaecorai
wii!j t!ie Civ:ffch,'Rnd w'otil-Jiiiot leave
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My of
Tar's "EST E&KT
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OUR NEW AND ORIGINAL FASHIONS; FOR FALL,
Permit as to assure you that our aim in manufacturing a STCK OF CLOTHING Is to produce, Fashionable dannents with fpod WortthansW
cess la catering for the Trade, is PRIMA FACIAE evidence that our endeavors have met with the requlrementa of our customers. -J ,n . .va
We Shall Open
i ' : 1 c : :.-ii i -
The Handsomest Line of HenV Boy's, Youth's anCHldres's Suits, 0?e
THT HAS EVER BEEN EXHIBITED, READY-MADE, Iflf THIS MARKBT, !1 i" - -i -y a
"WEItTVITB EVEBYBODY TO CALL OW 'l)AY OIF OTJPR, Olaa33Sr 14" Gh-
NT) WE HAVE ON HAND A FINE LINE OF SAMPLES FOR MERCHANT TAILORING.
Jj. "'"NOTICE. FIT GUARANTEED OB NO SALS.
CLO A.K8,
FLANNELS, PRICES
BLANKETS, PRICES
SHAWLS, PRICES
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
KNIT GOODS.
w v rrKO
The Largest and Finrcjst ' 3
HILLmERY dMrtmentdi THmri:
FIRST-CLASS TRlMMiNiGS,. ;
. '. i . . . . , . ,
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Popular Prices for Fine Hats & Bounds.
We have ihe. Pleasure; of Announcing
FALL PUR QH ASE DRY GOODS.
77: J
It hafe Wn our dearor in ptepariftg yfr5 .;'
ous ''efftlV and in ,ipw fywtfa&j6m thatour businesa
rvFillWrttittmllj sajtitoryi vfrusting that yon will put 'i.Jiffifp
ing its, a caty, ,M favoring us .th your orders, we are respectfully, yqura. . ; v 3
.ii i.M:.; :? Mi .'1. . ,w iixi.'l: Vr tJct V'a i : J yiSTT'T51W3 f-1' -
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anc2d
i.i jrPOiR'!
if largwiorejCflmpltbaW
t, .peaieny. worne, a(i Jearri our prices ana :cnmme oar;
ir-r- - I" mitt'' 1 (:..'
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MERCHANDISE BBOKXB and GENEBAL COH-
Joi-i -iasSio ITJritellAKTj ' "J
t (temlnnentsandCofrespowlerfee'BoHcitei
All t ghlnmentr ijuamtkai let test arhrantBge
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