North Carolina Newspapers

tugs. SUBSCRIPTION KAIMM : Daily, one year, (.post-paid) in odwmee... rjiz Month Three Month One Month WEXKLT EDITION : ffTJniB. if 1 1 liHf'l " - Weekly, (In the eounty) tn advance. . Out of the county, pottpatO,. -jtea bottptK rtwtiMi Six Month f3T Libernl Reduction jor Club. VOL. XXV. CHARLOTTE, N. C, THURSDAY JANUARY 6, 1881. NO; 3,690..: PjUBinTS. CEaCDLABS. CHQKS. ML I 1 1 ! NOTED FORSEBS. ' - "- -"-r- - - wr mrmrm i -j . i ' t tm ' r b-. r ri rm .-- .. sari -j :r - i , I mm II I E - r B I B I IP 1 rh III V"-w -t.f ladl a -V ' I II I I t m ". .iT T-si nii ' p- ""A M f ' I 4U V w mm - w IH.U U h II III 111 V V T Tl I Til It III I 1 Tl L III IViil III ni lf' . XVV I I r-Tl' &J tvl fkW . H Jl V . 1 mimr ! 1 5i.J CUT'.Hp di'.i t-Hlji-.,. A LOT OF FOR Call & See fhei Alexander & Harris. Jan4 We are Now Receiving Our Fall Stock. Gent'i Hand-Made, Machine & Cabl-Sewed BOOTS AND SHOES, ALL GK1BE8 AND PRICK. ALL PRICES ANDTSrYLES. A Pretty Line of Trunks, Valises and Satchels, LATEST 8TYLES OT CELEBRATED STETSON HATS. ALSO Lower Grades in Fur, Saxony Wool,k ' GIVE US A TRIAL. Bespectfll7 Pegram & o, EMBRACE THE Golden Opportunity ! WE HATE THIS DAT MADE ANOTHER LARGE REDUCTION i: 1 1ST S ,x IOE3 1880 FALL STOCK.1880 Lais', Misses d Chirens QN many lines of DRESS GOODS and oa all FANCY CASHMERES. Now Is toe time to buy th cheapest Cashmeres ever offered In thfs market A g Drire In Fancy Sill? Velvets and TelTetseni In shades. Kancy Silk fringes nt manufao tureijs ! prices. Come and see Hie handsomeit stock ot Import Hpsjerj ever oSered for tb price. We keep a large lite qf Passlmentrla goods, and have Just received a few handsome pieces. Beaded fringes, Silk Cords and Tassela, In all shades. Faney Collars and Handkerchief Boxes, filled with beautiful goods, suitable for Chr stmaa Presents, In fact, our stock is com plete in every detail, and a thorough examination will convince you that we mean all we say. Tie beit stock of Undetwear In the elty, Umbrella. "Tower" Sbiiti, cuy-pafl S Trunks and Valises. Prom , personal attention given to order. Hargrares & TTilhelra. Smith Building, TiaOe St. gcl8 ' ' Notice of Partnership, URQM and after tb,ls dte 4. J. Beall becomes V assoclited io naftnei-sblp-if'th' "tBay TV"J son, in the Grocery business, upder the firm ntBie M style orDavldsqn 4 B)l. .;- . The new Arm by keeping a first-class, stock of (foods in the) Use, apd by strict attention la the wants of their customers, hope to merit a poatin UrtQce of the business extended to the old bouse, DAVIDSON SIALL. , CARD OF THANH. I desire to thank my friends and customers of the past for the very liberal patronage they have extended to me. and beg to slate that the hew firm t Davidson & Beall. will endeaior to merit the Patronage of the public. LeROY DAVIDSON. Charlotte, N. C, Jan. 1. 1881. THE GREAT Opportunity of ftfi. JANUARY next moTe In anticipa- tion of this "more; we will for tht next-3Qiiays, to rxluce our stock, close out manj lines 'drgodds at COST. Embrace the opportunity white it is open to you to buy gbods at lets than valut. A eajl will courince you we est." are m earn- Just received some beauti ful Holiday Goods that will be sold cheap. T. L. SEIGLE & CO. Tryon Street, opposite Charlotte Hotel. de7 PERRY IS A PURELY VEGETABLE BEMEDY For INTERNAL and EXTERNAL Us. Dl lU llll CD l131 ",rr f"Ud when used rAIH IYbLLSiI accorcflu? to jirinttd tttrmnt. ion laclealng' each bott'e, and is prrfmly ntn in th mntt imjpcrien4ed hands. DAIN If II I SR is a 'Vke CURE for rAIrl tVlLLSltl Sore Throat, Conh, Chills, Diarrhoea UyaeDtcry. Cramps, Cholera, and all Boutl Cmnploint. DAIN If 1 1 1 CD IS TI1F rfEST remedy rAiri MLLtn known fjrScn-Sirkn.iw, Sick-Headache, Pain In Tfte Back or Side, Kbenmatisin, and Nenria. DAIM lIIICDl unmttitmaHy tha BEST rAllt MLLtft LINIMENT MADE. It bringra tp4dy and permanent relief in aU-GMes of Rruiaea, Cnta, Spraina, Severe Burns, etc. BAIM ill I LTD i the tcelUHed and tntttd rAIll IMLLtn friend of the Mechanir, Farmer, Plantor, HaJlor, and in fact of all classes wanting' a msaioine always at har.a ttA safe to uaa internally or cxternaftT Trttk e or t njnty of relief. tSNo family can afford to be without t5. " inyalnable remedy in the house. Its price brirr: it within the reach of all, and it wIU annual r sbi many tinea its cost in doctors' bills. old by all irasgim at 6. Oo. and 1 a lxitci.. PERRY DAVIS & SON, Providence, R. I. Proprietors. men 1 d&wly St. Nicholas for 1881. 5,000 For Englajto, 100.000 Fob ixnticA. ST. NICHOLAS, the charming magazine for boys and girls, edited by Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge, has Increased so much in size and number of pages during the past year that the publishers have been obliged to issue the yearly volume In two parts, Instead of one as heretofore. As totts cficu-. latlon, they report a gain of 10,000 in the average monthly editions of 1880 over 1879. The -n-nouneement8 for the coming year Include capital serial story for boyifurJ of Bjciflng adeniuresi "in Nature's Wonderland," or; Adventures in th American Tropics; Stories of Art and Artists, by Mrs. -Clara Ersktne Clement, afaUhful Outline of the history of European ' Art, lth many lllustrar tions; "Phaeton Rogers,' a delightful and hurnoo ous serial bjr-Eosslter Johnson; "Mystery la a" Mansion,'' a six months' serial;-The JTreasnrei Box of Literature, directing and erniracwg young people in the best tesdlns; fhe AiftWlft A sc(clatln;lull7 explained In the November nufn Ber; "Two English Queens." by Mrs. O iphaiit; "The Land of Nod," a children's operetta, with music full of charming tableaux and effects; A series of beautifully Illustrated Ballads for Young yolks, beginning with the uinstmas numwr; a .-pedal Budget of Fairy Stories by Frank B. Stock- toa -the first of which Is In toe November num. ber: Indian Story y "Bright Eyes," the Ponca Indian maiden; a splendid holiday story. "A Christ mas with the Man In the Moon." by Washington U-adden. Ooen-alr PaDers, sterles of aborts, and games, will be continued, with ail the popular de partments. Subsdntlons bediming with the November ls- sueTvill Include, "the -wonderful Christmas num ber." of which thd edition will be 5,000 tn Eng land and 100.000 in America." The price o 1hH" number, to be Issued; Bfeouf Noveinber atftb, jm be 80 tsents, - - Regular prloe S3 a year? 25 eenti a number, for sale, and subscriptions recelvetfvM'mli dealers, or the publishers, Sertbner jk X?i Broadway New nona n. Atiapfie, Tepaessee St lOhto Railroad Superintend kkt's Officeb, . I Charlotte. N. C, Nov. eth; 1880. f Oin and after 'Monday, ilov. 8th.. 1880, the following shedjitte rpn jDver tills rouij LeavfcStatesvlUe l . S. ... Davidsoo (JMHss"-' Arrjve at Ch.ariqtteV V QQIq NQBT5- . fi 80 tC- m. 8 15 lQ00ain. .,' .ve Charlotte,.,.,. f..f n 8fl TK TO, ...y 8 18 p, pa, ...i'-TOOpun, GOBMLEY, 8upt . " D:vlif.t College,..:,. Arrive at itaicjivllle, .-. . ... . . j1 nov7 J. J. "FOR RENT. rpHI tro room In the Observer bulldog next 1 tow Prathor'a Is. for rent after January 1st. . JNO. L. KOBIHJLAS. CZdec23 tf. a mi '$1 l!P ' mm KiLLER "Intellx." Where Is the promise of my years Once written on my brow ' BrenfthmaTsa6 utleaFs,J" re I hadsunk beneath inj peers , - -.iVhere sleaps tha&.pronil com f ' Naught lingers to redeem those hours nfli, still to memory sweet; The flowers that bloomed In sunny bowers Are withered all, and Evil towers Supreme above her sister powers pjt, Sorrow and Deceit. rl&oK'alonglhe columned years, A.nd see Life's riven fane. " " Jnst wher ft f eB amidthe Jeers Of sconifer lips, whose oarririe8neers ' ForeveYnlsswrthlrt my ears ToTreak the sleep of pain. I carf but owii my 1Kb Is vain, 'A desert yoldof peace; I missed the goaf I sought te gala '" I missed the measure of the strain That lulls fame's ievor la the bmla, h Aud. bids earth's tumult eeaaeu , ? . v . ' ( . . Myself? Alas for theme se poor I A theme but rich la fear; I stand a wreck on Error shote, A spectre not within the door, - '. A homeless ehatlow evermore, An exile lingering here! Adah Imcu Menken.' 0SEIt VATlONS. Ma'.detr lady's aoeorism. 1 Wher singleness Is Wis It Is folly to-e wiws."- Aman ought ta know What an a teaaDt to bribe he -dm not; be 1 na Judge. . , A word to the wlse'fs sufficient : Slriners are sm- 'posed'to "be foolish, and they most hear long ser- monsv' - - " A oelebrtOed silver working' corananr advertises the "Princess louise spoons," when, la fact, the Princess never s poena. In the review of thn nnt Ipaann nt Pnn?.T echnrvl yesterday the question was asx ed : "What did God do en the seventh day ?" Answer : "He rested." "WhatIse did he do?" PromDtiv a Itttle elehfc- yearrjroy: read hla newspaper." "I am a stceDtlef said an immature aarsoB of the masculine gender, in a valn-Klorioue strain. An epUeetlc?" asked an -old ladv. somewhat hard f hearing. 'Peoi boy I you look like it, so you do:" 'White the smile went rouad the youth went out. We are all of us very like the poor ignorant wo man, who, when asked if she had religion, replied that she had slight touches of It occasionally. Phllatdelchla drls are onMr trav0flr. Onu of thenf who wentr sleighing the ether night made iweive mues in one rap. A new paper has been started in Paris called the Idiot. It is expected to break up the habit local reporters have of using the word "we." PERSONAL. ITEMS. Dr. J. G. Holland, editor of Scribner's Monthly, has sold to Roswell Smith.who has always been, the business manager of the firm of Scribner & Co., most of his shares in the company, which is a joint siock coneern. xr. Holland re tains a portion of hU. interest, as well as his position? as conductor of the mag azine. Mr. Reuben Springer, of Cincinnati, indulged in Christmas gifts of unusual size. He gaye a United States bond for a 'thousand dollars to each ef eight cnarltable institutions in his city. .Each of the faithful servants ia his house hold alse received $1,000, The mother of Mr. Charles Stewart Parnell, the Irish agitator, was taken ill whilst crossing from New York to Jersey City, Friday, but soon recover ea. bhe nad a large sum oi money witn ner. Assistant-Surgeon Henry M. Keye3, or the United btates Marine Hospital service, stationed at St. Louis, who was recently before a board ot inquiry. has been dismissed by Secretary Sher man. Mr. Cornelius J. Vanderbilt comple ted ins ootu year vv ednesday, and in honor of the event gave a private din ner to some friends at a fashionable New York restaurant. Miss Fanny Davenport, it is an nounced, has " determined .to abandon "An American Girl, which will proba bly lead to a lawsuit with Miss Anna Dickinson, the author of the play Senators Cameron, of Pennsylvania, and Kirkwood, of Iowa, visited 'Gen. Garfield, at Mentor, last Friday. Past New Year's Recaption at White Ileaee. the llie attendance at the public recep tions, and especially the New Year's reception, has been steadily on the de cline for the past ten years. In former years they were of a formal character and were not attended except by those in full dress. From that they grew to be less stirf and more democratic until now, when all who desire can have the privilege of paying their respects to the Chief Executive of the nation, provided they conduct tnemselves m a res pec ta ble manner. President Buchanan's New Year's receptions were probably attended by more persons than those of any other president, though there hava been, it is. said by persons wbo are com pet en t to express an opinion on the sub ject, less formality experienced during J.I LZ i" TT i 1 11 ' vue receptions ui mi. nayo uiau liioso ofany of his predecessors. . It was nofi so many years ago, when but compara tively few persons kept open house, as it is called, on New Years. This is changed so much that there are. but : l .. ... i. . .1 . : -. cuuipaiai.iv.ciY low yuu uo juwt icueivi on New Year's Day. Preparing fo these thousands of receptions, 'in privaifl houses draw. fidm the receptions-at-the Executive . Mansion the larga crowds wiat .would otherwise have at tended. Of course the great majority of ogjcials, representing the judiciaryi tne executive cwDartments. or the armt and navy, cayfiwt tyfaey are not, except in very rare oases, aocompanied by Ja dlea, This takes from a New Year's much of the attraction it otherwise would have. Strict society people, who make a certain exclusiveness one of the Studies and practices of their life, as a rule do not attenda New Year's recep tion unless they happen to be connect ed in an official wayiwith soma branch of the government. One of the old em ployes of the White House remarked to day that he had seen more persons pass through the mansion n one fcour in former times than during any two days of the receptions of Presidents Grant or Hayes, Sources of Berenue Comparative Statement. Washington, Jan. 3. A compara tive statement prepared at the treasury department p,f the receipts from cus tomsj internal revenue and miscella neous sources during the years 1879 and 1880 presents the following figures: 1879 Customs 815.3,448,844, internal revenue $116,617,596. miscellaneous Sources $23,487,49$ ; total 293,553,930, 88P, Customs 200,139,133, internal revenue $131,240,465, miscellaneous $28,117,141 ; total $359,496,739. : Try SnHV 'Scrofula Syrup for your blood. It removes all skin eruptions and will -give you a beautiful and clear complexion. . Wadim, Emasuxl-Co., XJA.. Oct. 10, 1879. fientlemsn-Whlle attending the General As sembly this summer, I tried your Star Curlne on my leg. It beieg affected with an old sore eaused by a wound received during the late war. After bar ing thoroughly treated ft I am comaelled to say that It Is a success, for I hate had experience with different physicians and remedies, and found noth ing to curs me until I used your Star Curlne. which has cored a . remarkably bad case. Wishiag you success, I am yours, respectfully, Jons" Bill. -. For sale by Dr. T. a Smith. . oct2f 6m. i . Ex ten aire Operations on Two Contt- nsnti' ".Trjtelr Arrests. New York, Jan. 2. Last Wednesday a cabJe dispatehito Police Commission er Smith from Consul Crosby, at Flor ence, advised him -of tkej captureiin that city or three American forgers who were traveling witn their wives under the names of George Ash ton Colbert, Henry Wills and James J. J unusor ged securities, letters of r credit s and drafts of me ri can banks were found in theiar posessiofi. . A eiegrapoit: correspon dence with Consul Crosby developed the fact that Colbert was alias for "Pete" Burns, Wills for Wilkes, and jj ulius for "Shell" Hamilton, who was! .out ot prison lor nine months. A' dis patch was tnen received which an nounced that evidence bad been found by the police of Florence implicating Charles Becker and Geo; Engela in ;the forgeries, and asking for their arrest. Engels's alias, as discovered by the Ita lians, was Helger. Trapawere set at once for the two men by the police, and on Friday night Engels was arrested and .'locked . up at the poliGe headquarters. Detectives were sent to Becker's bouse, about two miles back of New Lots, in King's county, on Wed nesday. They watched the' house all through the snow storm, and on Friday morning they arrested their man as he was descending the steps of his resi dence, and took him also to police head quarters. The Florence authorities were advised of the capture of these men, and they sent word back that- ex tradition papers would be forwarded at nee. Charles Becker is well known to police as the man; who perpetrated the 664,000 forgery on the Union Trust Com pany in 1873. He was arrested, and a plate of a forged check was found at his house. He was a prisoner in the Tombs and Ludlow street jail for a long time, but escaped puntshnlent. Be fore that he had . been imprisoned in Constantinople for forging Turkish bonds, and broke jail with two confedr erates, "Joe" Elliott and "Charley" Drar per. He is, according to inf ormatioa gained by the police, charged with com mitting a murder in Europe some years ago. Edward Burrts is a liquor dealer at Mercer and Houston streets; in this city. He is under police surveil lance. One KoMon Why Ysmna; datldren Die and Kittens Live te o Cats. The following extract is frem a phy sician's letter published in the Boston Journal of Commerce: "I believe with you that untold harm is done by offer ing anything but breast milk or cow's milk properly prepared if the babe' is handf ed until he has a mouthful of teeth. 'Milk is the food of babes,' and if the mother is healthy and lives on the right food her milk will have teeth enough in it and they will appear in the right time if she doesn't let the babe guzzle until he is diseased with fatty degeneration. Most infants do become thus diseased before they are three months old. This stops the growth and leaves the poor deceived parents nothing bat increase irr weight to boast of, and when the poor little victim to his own greed and his parent's folly gets to the end of his tether he melts away like butter in a hotoyen, and then it is seen how poor (in flesh) he has been all the time. Few comprehend the broad difference between flesh and fat The hrst is lean meat muscle tne re sult of growth : while fat I don't care how hard and solid it may be is the product or accumulation of unexcretial excess? This is why no one-bets a dol lar on a fat horse or a fat man they are soft and can't stay.' lt is every whit as true of a fat baby. The only wonder is that any infant lives sixty days from birth. Fed before birth but three times a day, he is after birth subjected to ten or twenty meals in twenty-lour hours. Before fcirth he grows at the rate of fifty pounds per year, until chronic dys pepsia or some acute.disease interferes. Feel of a kitten, calf, colt or a young robin tney are and remain while grow ing but little more than skin and bones and fur or feathers, because unable to ret enough to fatten them, and they ever die rarely nave any sort oi dis ease. Children are never fairly out of the woods aulii they xeaeh -the lean age and hawo pipe-stern, legs -and arms, with no rolls of fatty tissue anywhere about them. Could they be kept so from birth and not-permitted to overindulge so, their appetites, would ialwaysbe reliable fo? plain food, they wouki have no infantile diseases to enrich our pock ets.". A BartstolIrreCramming. Baltimore! meticaa. The academic councilof the Johns Hopkins University have-decided to int roduce a new method of conducting the examinations. Instead of having the semi-annual examinations, general ly extending over two weeks an so consu ming much' valuable' -time-t-the examinations will: take place either Weeklyt or at such intervals as each ptof e'ssor mpy deem advisable By.; ' Chfe metfeotl now in nse, whether A student took two or a dozen studiesv he- could not pursue them until after all exami nations were over, for no classes are ia sessibrr. while vthe examinations ate "pending. Also .by the proposed method evetfy -student m nst tii Way s b'thetotigW ly acqnaifitedwith thfeistridieslie isptirt- suingyanu tnose -wno are so disposed ate prevented from "cramming up" on the day proceeding the examinations a course sometimes adopted at the semi annual examinations. The object at the university is to give a broad, thorough education. Customer "Why are 'IJalt BJers1 ae popular ? Druggist "Because as a Food Medicine, they fen ch the bjoftd. harden the muscles, qmlet the .eGTea, jarjeot dtgestien. " "WINE OF CArDUl " for Ladies only, jnl -Ifor sale by Dr. T. C. Smith. Do not fail to call on your druggist for a, bottle wf that pure, sweet and delicious blood purifier, Smith's Scrofula Syrup. Star Curlne cures all ehronle Sores and is a sure cure for Hles- " Call on your druggist before It Is too late and get a bottle ot Smith's Scrofula Syrup and Star Curlne. From B. F. Moore, A. It., President of Moore's Southern Business University, Atlanta, Ga: This Is te certify that I have used Dr. Cheney's Expecto rant In my family for several years, and can re commend it as an Invaluable remedy tor Caughs, etc., and have found it superior to any other reme dies that hae Wed. Tor sale by Dr- T. C. Smith. eot28-Bm. BURNETT'S COCOATNE. The Best Hair Dressing in the World. BTOinfrT's Cocoatkx allays Irritation, removes all tendency to dandruff, Invigorates the action of the capillaries in the highest degree, and has earn ed a deserved reputation for promoting the growth (md prtxtrviim tte beauty qf the Ttmnan hmir. La dles dressing the! hair elaborately for the even ing wHl flrid that It imparts & healthy natxtrti gUm to the balr, and will cause It to rttmin it tfcqx for hours." ;' Burrnixr'J FLivoRiir&IrrHACTa are used and endorsed by the best Hotels, Confeosloners and Gro5ers throughout; tho otmy. Thev are peri fecfly pure '"'':. And display fancy pair Fine r oxes.-is lit! , kW ' r'TLT Tai PR! CBS DOWIff. A li EAT FOR THE . HaTiDg recelred lntelligei.ee Irom eur hoase is Baliimore mhXch is oba of the lamest iwliaera oLooIe11.?1141 &&sn hare dedlftcm If to 45 per cent, which naturally makes a cleeline in Clothing, we consequently act acccrdiBely, and we now offer our stock si Seduce Pricfes, as we enly'm tract for large quantity s. We are assured that we pnrchase atery dose- figures, and give sierj patron the benefit 5 pfsjam stylf ty& Wf , fOft house ean show, and better made Clothing than any other sold in, this market for thesimpie.iact that most of tbern are made h our otm hovqe.and flt the same as a garment made to order. The most complete line of Overcoats, Ulsters and Ulsteretts that has etef been exhrtttt teaamta(ln toils nuaMf. "W InvitA ttiA rtuMlat tn Ama il oao foje ' " w mw a uuu-w w WUw INU A.sabO 1 1 1 a , a j . 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 vxvi jl rvi avvj vi rw DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, LAOES, NOTIONS, RIBBONS, TIES AND SCARIh'S, FOR LADIES AND GENTS, LINEN, LACE AND SILK HANADKERCHIEFS TO SUIT EVERYBODY GLOVES, FANCY HOSE FOR LADIES AND CHI LDREN FANG Y BOXES, POCKET BOOKS, COLLARS AND CTTFFS, IN FACT, EVERYTHING DESIRABLE AND .... , , 1 EM IFfl)I (OTEf S3i ; 1 Everybody, SANTA C LAUS A Special We are now receiving for the fristiaaA 'Holiday .trade a large'.assortment. of desirable foods, purchased by our Mr. Elias, whf has remained , -constantly, in the Northern markets uring the entire season, watching for Bargains and taking advantage bf the late rise in price of cotton, goods. , ! "1 "We are now enabled to offer both to "Wholesale and Retail buyers .iidueeflients io. 'mate their purchase ; Of us. have a newstficjf Jkess Goods, fonts, -Flannels, Blankets, Cloaks and Dolmans. "A iarge stock o1t totWng Carpets, Boots, Shoes, and general mer chandise. B, examining ctiit stock before buying, you will save money. ' ELIAS & COHEN. FALL iD W. KAUFMAN & GO,, OUR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING IFOZR, liZCEI, BOITS Sc OEOOLJtt is larger and more complete than ever heretoforeand at prices seldom equaled, and never beaten. Come and learn our pric.es aud examine our goods. It will pay yen. "w. ixttak:.c-co.. octl4 . 8PBCfGSJS COR1TE. Oyst THESE DKLICIOTJ8 W2 bivalves can be had every momiBg (oxeept Sundays) Tmar !f-kkB- aer Haa to Charlotte Hotel. ON SUNDAYS they will be vij . a rvii eiiDoe h) uuvi dollvored at the Llneeln depot . Oyster Stews, 25 cents. I Oysters aw, 10 cents. BEST IN THE MARKET. Parties UaylnK borrowed backets, please return tbsm. octlO tf a L. -IUM& NOTICE. JUST received 5 barrels choice YlrtfBia AJi PLXS, Samples of Seftosd and New Orleans Sugars, Coffee,- BJee, Tlour, Soape Tobacee, Ac. I respectfully ask the tadwean ol Charlotte te eJa,e my goods before purohaBtng. .... I. L. HABDDf. College street, near Trade, TO EVERY GENEROUS IMRT Considerate MM do we Appeal, ' ForifnScceptable Christmas present-to- a friend, see or rin "acceptable Christmas presentto-a mena, seeine eiaoorate IXC. , w oi SUfc fkHndkereh'efafor bbdtea. jGgBUamen.in- rnoe VW f Boxes, ofily to be leund at U ITTa 4 eO'S. . T , - - 1 i . For a vragnloceDt gift from a lady to a gentleman, see (fee ua rivalled assortment of Cardigan Jackets, which are both comfortable and ser viceable, to be found only t K. D. LATTA 4 BRO'S. ' thlrtjccaaicfn'ts g c ruise warmers, m L'nerrHandTierchlefs, arranged fh beautiful slutembtoidered, a vBf7DPTOPria9 present, and ere raede;fcecraftylri' variety tot the, Ppttays at p; L1ATT!Aj B"". : . flUX llufuers are in popular favor for general nsertlhWSt'iMVd we fh ill expect an attractive demand by these wh are ' ftrdre ,a.lno,glK0; thanreeelre.. - t: -' n ... i; " ' ' Wo hare made a great effort' to! excel inour Silk Veer Dfepartment, , Vnd therefore eeofldentty Invite inrpectiow. very novelty In Scarfs and Neck apparel. Call early and Insure a Merry and Happy Chrtatmas feraM ; E. D. LATTA & BENEFIT OF THE Tery respectfully, - . OlSCS; 3&1SmQl& -. ' --.it -l- - " and especially the children, are invited to see AND OLD MOTHER GOOSE. Attraction for the Little Ones. 1; 1 W. .lalm the BEST 'PORTABLE .MIWJU 7 l OoraMVil tat able us.. Tt reqnire. lftfli f"Pf sriadinc coos inn ai m )bik u.. mndiaeal. aadpaa tr- , m"? aautuo - "cbrtoe, !. C. 1 would patt w tH-t ft.Te Xtotf. tyj diairrnaiw.. 1 beltawi 1Mb to. pw t. any rI W Mm lirteiia VJ " BeVzS-d V. fYvCT... pair ef Peck and Snyder's ClUb J! vXo X 868t8, between the residence ef Dr. Bratton and Phifefs pond, oa (Saturday last A liberal reward will be paid for their return. Jan. Greeting : U biff Y':u the elaborate' JBJBQo PUBLIC ! - .alai.SB.i LeadiDg, Clothiers ana Tauorf. IPBiESEOTS. Xlsccllaueo its. SILVER, LEAD, COPPER, AND ZINC ORES PURCHASED FOR CASH TEE New York and North Carolina Smelttnf Company at Charlotte, will pay the best Cash Prices ever paid in this country for - ORES. No charge will be made for sampling and as saying ores purchased by us. Specimen assays for Obld and Sliver, $1.50. septWd v: '' i ' ' ' trllONEST 7: li: . Twist Chewing Tbaec Contains no foreiga; material to give it artlflelal flavor, which is always detrimental to health anal used ta cover up-poor or damaged stocc. Mauiifactured only by - BHOWN 4 3E0 Rdec29-2w Winston, If . (, 1 h r l 4, I 'j rl'tdti".. ! M. 'i . .. . i. GOLD m A' : M fei