Stye gl)arl0ttt wbsttptt;
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
I
xm OflDjatYZS job oxfABZSsaT
oaily, ow yaw, Jw W 00
ix jtomMh -'' . 4 00
aA)e6nthorooglilf autrullej wlUivay :
want, ind wtthUe latest styw of witar
nuner-of Job Frintteg eu tod
iMelSlfL ram
jronMt a oo
nneMotU IB
WMMKLT MDOIOB I v ' t r-
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We bare Just received an 'elegant second stock of
goods which Is i
READY FOR INSPECTION.
. . '. : MVS'
Tbe handsomest line of
Ladies' Neckwear
In the city. 1 '
CANE MATTING
at all prices.
IihEHS (.OODS AT A SACRIFICE.
EMBROIDERIES cheaper than ever.
We have the
BEST STOCK OF WHITE GOODS
In the State.
Call and get a cheap Marseilles Quilt.
We are offering ererjthlng at bottom prices. Call
and see us.
Alexander k Harris.
ma; 15
$0ats an ft ghotB
Sprm
I
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1881
We are dally receiving our
SPRING STOCK
which will be more complete than ever before ,
and comprises the
lest Brands
Latest Styles
LADIES', MISSES', CHILDRENS,'
GENTS', BOIS', AND YOUTHS'
FINE B00TS1 SHOES
A SPCECIALTY.
tower grades all goods in our line In variety and
all prices.
FULL STOCK
STETSON HATS,
and a prettr line
Straw Hats, Trunks, Valises & Satchels,
ALL SIZES AND BRICKS.
Call ad see us.
PEGRAM & CO.
feb20
X$ 0500X15.
HARGRAVES & VilLHELM.
-rr-. r-; "?
LAPPET NETTING TABLE DAMASK,
LAPPET NEtTING , . TABLE DAMASK
NOTTINGHAM LACE
NQTTLQHAM LACS .
CMTOilNES 'CBEtONNEa CBET0NNI3
CRETONNE; y CBET0iraE9;,,
TOWELS HAtN8 TJOTLItS
TQWEL8 NAPKINS DOILIES
MARSEILLES QUILTS
MARSEILLES QUILTS
parasols
Parasols
8ILK UMBIELAS
SILK Uaf BRELA3
LAMBREQUINS
LAMBREQUINS
DRESS GOODS
UCE BUNTING, IN BLACK AND COLORS,
At 10 and 156
ALL WOOL BLACK BUNTING AT 15c,
Sons 'and Silk Fringes, All Colors.
A HANDSOME STOCK OF
Bugle Lace, Bugle Frlnge.'paamentry. and a com
plete stock of Neckwear, '
We are now closing out oar remnant of
Noby
VOL. XXV.
, GELAELOTTE; Ni C SATURDAY JUNE 4; 1881.
NO.s3;815.
Srs mate, WLtrthlnftrStti
wine niiil liny
FOB YOURSELF A
TCEA.r J . .
i beauyini Uoe of fiilk ''asd lace' Mlttr, Gauae
Uaderwear, ate. . W
J7 , HABGBAYE3 WtLSRlM.
lwHman.aim at lnfcreashi thtteteresjioT
Jn Kled- advantages to atvertlsenk tfign
r ,ei0auuioa: Advertisements are shown
taSPJVed,it advwtisiisxrt are not In
Vhlch wewfllsenjonat 25 percent, less than
WBST COST.
GREAT BARGAINS
In this Department, come and secure them early.-;
A FEW STYLISH
STRAW HATS
Marked down to sell without profit.
Housekeepers can find, very cheap, CANE
MATTING. Only a few rolls left, which will be
sold very low.
T.LSeftdCo.
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A DELICIOUS DRINK
For Use in Families, HoUU,
Clubs, Parties, Etc.
HUB
1 TlTTTlTflTT
BoatOBi -C.
H. GBATES A IOIIi
The "Hnb Pnneh " has Utely hen intiodaoad, and
meata with marked popular favor.
It is Warranted to Contain only the
Best of Liquors, United with
Choice Fruit Juices and
Granulated Sugar.
It ia ready on opening, and will be found an agreeable
addition to the choice things which undeniably enlarge
the pleasures of life and encourage good fellowship ana
good nature if rightly enjoyed. -
GOOD AT ALL TIMES
Just tbe Tiling to Keep in Wine GeHart
Sideboards not Complete Without Hub Punch.
It can 1)e used Clear or with Fresh
lffilk, Ice, Soda, or Hot Water,
Lemonade, or with Fine Ioe,
to Suit the Taste, O
Sold by leading TVinlienohaatv Grocers, Hats Waal
Druggists everywhere. ,( r, ,n-
.Tradetappllea at'manfactarera prices lqr Wll
son 4 Snrwe JHwleaev and, , Betajl Ptuggfcs
ml
5.tfl BfI CS ft
-I'srrn ft ?n
PHYtrCTANS, CLERQYMEM. AflD
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AG L
8YMPTOMSOFA
TORPID LIVER
Xioes of appetlte,Wapae.bowls coatl
coatire.
Fain in theHeadLwith a doll . mm naation to
the bacfc part, fain nndar the shonldar i
Made, fallnaaa after eatings with a dialn :
ellnation to exertion of body or mlfBC :
i xmtapmty or temper, ixw apirna. .uosa
r of memory, with a feeling pth&jinx nogj
I feeted aotne duty. wearipeaS p wness,
? TluTtringof tneHeartirJoUrore the
' oyea. tsllow Pkln. Headache, BeaUese
ness at night, highly oolored urine.
xttezsz wrE3fnroiiiii u jhjjided,
SERIOUS DISEASES wniSOWBE DEVELOPED.
TUTT'S TILLS are espeoially adapted to
each eaes(one do .effectaroehachanje
of feeling as to astonish the sufferer.
r nseieaee w nniwi hu esuaw u
Rati, uius v
body'o
IUjreMTmBia, HsmlsSteota arepro-
namj mm j. b.
TUTPS
HAIR DYE.
Osat Haik or Whisk ana changed to a Olosst
BLack by a single application of this Drs. It
Imparts a natural color, acts Instantaneously.
Bold by Druggists, or sent bjszprsat oo receipt of fl.
OTnce, 3D murray oc, now Ton.
ST Dr. TtVI'S aUSCAa er v usable iimmom a
. CmU aeeMfSm anu ee aiiea u ai
Feb 28 deodawly.' , "
Atlantic, i Jfcja'
On and after Wednesday, Hay 25th., 1880. the
following schedule will be run over this rttad (tally
(cundajs eieepted); , ,-r. , i; '
OOOs'Q N08TH.
Leave CborloUe,.... 8 15 p. m.
" Davidson College.,.., 10 Oft p. n
xooresvllle .'. . 1 0 40 p. m.
Arrive at KatesvT n 1 1 45 p. m
ttOlNO 80X7TH. ' -
Leave SaatesvlUe.. . . . flOOavto.
Arrive i
M,'flAOUT.W..;ii.i
1KB" P'ltr-
i8tatetvnie......i. o oo a. in.
, ttooresville ...7 Oft am.
! Davidson CoUege......... 49 a. S;
i at Charlotte.. ......... .. - . . -9 80 a; m
AaWa-aV-aia
FORWENT.
s'room to tno beaer"il
"i OEUERVATIOIVSC
"lariratiwmlcAjrija, j J -iiimTEaxattw.
poerm' " '
; ?AJaTHIaETSt CaBC-aLlI
Mrs. Watson, of New Yew, got only six cents
damages in her stilt against Mr. Meyer for hissing
w nnner are we oruangr -. : -"iE
. Tae . Brenham Banner, says Conkllng la down
now. and everybody is for giving him a kicky ,K Ice
no w xvrKira a utau.
, In Michigan etiquette permits a bride to; be mai
nea-wunout gloves," wnicb
reman:
band."
Induces an editor to
rreeisery tne way she handles ner has-;
. A Buffalo Sunday school teacher is In trouble
beeaose she gave her pupils circus tickets In Place
oi the ordinary merit cards: but It isn't the little.
ones wno are carrying on the war. ; - -
Ex-Queen Isabella, of Spain, Is so fond of con-
iecuonery mat it forms a stated item of t-xpense
In her household -twelve francs a day, we believe,
wiui itTur jraucs scaea ior ine pervanis. - -
In a few year tbe American ayster beds wjil
become exhausted ' The only comforting feature
about It U that the exdnctloaol our necuUar eseu-
lentueed not In the, liast Interfere with the oyster
s Hip that la dished out at church festivals.
a genueaiam ieauug on iaarmer, ooserved:
4-Mr. iJoaes, yourclpch its act .quttoi right, la it?"
"Well, jtou see,' all."; said; Mr,., Janes, 'nobody
don't understand that. cio, but ,., nen;the
hands of that cook stand at twelve, then It strikes
two". ihvft' 1-krtojte ft !BWfcnti:BilHuestO
Whin we read lu a rurjl iiier that some orutr
wa.n "received with anWVatfon on" rtsihs'to SDeaik .'
there Is room for - doabt whether -he was greeted
with applause or with a tusUade of eggs, uvatlon
is w of Latin origin, and otu is the Latin for
eggs .Philadelphia Heeera -
Ell : Perkins woade red because a Mexican did
net snow the name oz the President of the United
8tatea.. .There Is probably not one In a hundred
citizens oi tne united states who can ten Ell the
name of the President of Mexico. Ell should go
ana, taxe a paw jsven nere it is a question wnetn
er l(i Is GarJleld or Blaine.
There was oj on the farm when Ben, the oldest
Doy, came DacK rrom college in nis sopnomore
year, and the village was proud of him. "Cheese
it, cully." he said when he met an old friend, the
son of a neighbor who joined farms with his fath
er; "cneese it, cuiiy; snove us you nipper, ciencn
daddies, pardy.. How's his nibs, and what's the
hew racket T" And his proud old father said: "It
was jest wuth more'a twice the money to hear Ben
ratue on oreeK jest use a iivin' language."
TUOnASVILLK FEITXALE COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT,
Brilliant
Eront of
Rlontba
tbe Feetivo
To the Editor of The Observer.
Tiiomasyille, N. C Jane 1. The
commencement at our female college
closed to-night with a brilliant concert,
Dy iar tne most attractive event or the
season. The entire commencement oc
casion was a delightful series of intel
lectual and esthetic enjoymentg, -such
as are not often to be had within college
walls, and the occasion was as pleasant
and profitable as tne combined efforts
of president, faculty and students could
make it. Everything combined to
make this, the twenty-fourth annual
commencement, a success, and indeed
it was a grand success.
The day was perfect Thomasville
was its gayest, the girls looked their
prettiest and everybody their happiest.
At 9.30 this morning the doors of the
new chappel a large, elegant and com
modious hall recently erected were
thrown open and when an hour after
the exercises began, every seat was oc
cupied and the aisles and windows
were filled, the audience representing
every section of the State and every
portion of the Piedmont region.
After prayer and a chorus by the vo
cal class, Miss Maggie Thomas, of
Thomasville, welcomed the audience in
a tastily written and happily delivered
salutatory. A vocal trio preceded the
delivery of school diplomas, which duty
was performed fey the able and worthy
president, Prof. H. W. Reinhart, in his
usual good humored style, after which
the orator of the day, Rev. W. A. Nel
sonD. D., of Shelby, was introduced.
DrJ Nelson didn't like the way com
mencement orators had of confining
themselves inlheir selection of themes
to mere educational or philosophical
subjects and therefore chose for his
subject, "Girls," and he divided girls in
to "little girls," "big girls," "fashionable
girls," "womanly girls," and the "girl
that ought to be," and without further
introduction "dived" down into his ec
centric subject with a boldness which
would have startled a Billings or a
Twain. But there were no fears for
the good natured divine, and after an
hours "disquisition on girls," in which
he kept the audience in the best of
humor by his jovial sayings and de
lightful jokes, he came out unscathed
with sl lovely boquet of flowers for a
tropny. Whatever may have been the
impression he made upon his audience,
the opinion that it takes "divines for
wit" certainly grew very popular in
that audience before he closed and sat
down amid great applause.
; A very fine overture three pianos
"Caliph of Bagdad," followed the ad
dress, and the president then delivered
the belles-letters' and full diplomas to
the graduates. A vocal solo, "Rock of
Ages," by Miss Minnie Reinhart was
rendered very happily, and the valedic
tory was read by Miss Belle Wingate,
daughter of the late president of wake
Forest College. either the valedic
tory or the salutatory too much cannot
be said in praise. They were indeed
far above the ordinary productions of
college graduates and were characteriz
ed for an absence of all sick sentimen
tality, &c, so common in schoolgirl
compositions, and, altogether, gave
evidence of the general excellency of
the training which the writers had re
ceived in this as well as in kindred de
partments. An anthem, "O, Praise the Lord,"
closed the exercises of the morning.
. In the afternoon, your correspondent,
through the kindness of the lady prin
cipal, Mrs. Reinhart, was shown some
olftcant work in oil ehromos and crayon
by the young ladies of the college. The
department of art is under the super
vision of Mrs. Reinhart, a lady who
has obtained enviable distinction by
her naintines which have freauentlv
taken the premium In the principal art
galleries of the country. Among the
paintings which were snown us we
the following for the excellence :
By Miss Alice Wilson Scene on the ;
Rhine: Scene on the Elbe: Scene on
the Danube : Boquet of Flowers ; Fruit
Scene. .. - '
Paintings of flowers on satin and vel-.
vet by Misses "Wilson andDraughan.
Crayons oy miss uarrie uramer
Group of, Deer; . Summer Flowers;
Statuary. ' -
' ByJniss, Hyton Sn.oy Scene ofl the
Alps; ooniigoi acene.
' By Miss Carrie Pell Qerman Scene;
Flowers.
it is tne universal expression among
those who,. Itfve visited Thomasville,
that there is : no college in the land
more delightfully situated than this.
The building, an eleaaut structure, is
in the .midst or a paradise of s flowers
4 shrubbery and trees., in the front
aAbeAutifuilattdscape garden . with
delightful walks,; nd lovely .retreats
ahdfirl the rear Js, a large grove where
refreshing air andi cooling shades are
to be, found mine more smcry weauier
-TWrinaf t.ho ftftflmOOYA'' thelrftftflv
large crowd was" augmehtei1y large
numbers tr peopie uom. t-nerBurrouna-ine
towns, and when the grand march,
"March Brilliant," announced the open
ing of the concert toe: caapei was niiea
to its.Titmost.capaci an,d standing
room wasTiox xo oe naa ac a premium.
After muclr fietayf aunng wmcn
legan.w.un a;cnpruhy & vocal class.
;Mirjj ana eipy , A.,.,yocai -duet by
juisses iteinnart ana, 4ecKwitn, "iMay
Morning," was" '.well rendered. Rivo
King's Popular Sketches," an instru-
V , i i ir! a li ti.ii - j-ju
wentiu boiu uy ju.uk v,iiue jrvu, h uim
cult piece admirably performed, follow
ed and a three;part songRest thee on
this:": Mossy rtim?'JaM&!tine and
wing"ByrMisS'Jiattieiiiaii, wno nas
a plaintiff voice; full' of , sweetness.
encitea expressions or congratulation,,
One of' tbe most delightful 'entertain
ments 6t- the evening- was 'the recita-
tiori, "The BUiid, Girl of. Castel Cuille,"
by Miss Maggie jAske; a'ybtrhg lady
f deeided talents arid protrusin the
elocutionary art. rossessmg a yoice
run oi sweetness ana ot ruu-compass,
capable of great modulation she was
able to tell the swl stjorv-of the blind
girl of Caste! Cuille with an effect
wnicn revealfd unusual power. j
A yervpretty fluet,"Love Shall Guid
Thee by , Mf-. mu -ftxl , Ueinlinrt.
W4is re peat w 1.1 y ; u'jOrtd. A solo .by;
miss Manila uuuawayr "Liast ,ltose ofr
summer, wasj whi, ruumi.; Also a.
vocal , duet, " Jw YiVitndiPnt?s, by.
Misses liail. ami li- cKwitrT A beauti-
iul little song, "When Mary was.a Las
sie," by Misses Carrie Pell. Richardson
and Nelson, ws sweetly rendered and.
nigmy complimented Another song,
which elicited great amlause was the!
Gondala song, a lively, exciting chorus
A vocal solo, "Swiss Song," by Miss.
Reinhart, was beautifully rendered.
Another recitation, "The Widow Es
says jf oetry," by Miss Rogers, added to
me variety ana pleasure or the nour.
A beautiful chorus by the vocal class
was sung and the commencement of
1881 the most successful in the exis
tence of the college was at an end.
C.
NEWS OF INTEREST.
There is a very marked increase in
the consumption of American wines in
Kew York since 1879 80, because Amer
ican wines are being made as cheap as
foreign wines.
The coinage of the United States
Mints in the month of May was of gold
1,280,140 pieces, $9399,000 value ; 2,300,
000 standard silver dollars, and base 2,
645,000 pieces, 829,550 value. Total. 6.-
234,140 pieces, 812,228,550 value.
John Graham, a ennviefc-in th "K7n-
tucky penitentiary, hired a colored con-
viet to cut nis band off, so that he could
not be made to hackle hemp.. The ne
gro performed the operation with a sin
gle oiow oi an axe. '
The experiment of lighting the city
of Akron, Ohio, by electricity has prov
ed so satisfactory that five more sta
tions are to be established, each with a
tower of 175 feet high. Cleveland is to
try tne experiment.
How well the Republican Legisla
ture Of Illinois will gerrymander that
State on congressional districts is
shown by the fact that the Republican
districts will contain an average of 137,
000 inhabitants, while the Democratic
districts will. con tain 166,000.
It i3 pretty clear that the supposed
bones of William Morgan, to whom the
anti-Masons are to erect a monument
at Batavia, belonged to some other fel
low. Hence local people smile ; but the
monument was going up somewhere,
and the contributor ,io it voted that it
might as well be at 'Batavia as any-
where. Thurtow Weed ought to make
the dedicatory oration.
Freemasonry is quite prosperous in
China. An Shanghai there are three
lodges, working under English consti
tutions, two under Scotch, one under
American, and one under German; two
chapters, one English and one Amer
ican ; one Mark lodge, besides . several
bodies of the Scottish Rite. A new En
glish lodge, Northern lodgeJtPTo. 570,
was recently constituted at shanghai.
Our Consul at Smyrna has at last
been able to arrive at the .exact losses
from the Scio earthquake; The num
ber of persons killed was 8,000 and the
loss of Drorjertv 813.000.000. . The earth
quake, it is now learned, was . felt on
the mainland, killing a number or per
sons there, And. extending as far as
Smyrna, where, however, no serious
damage was done." " T
A cruel blunder was made in announ
cing the verdict in a St. Louis murder
case. The foreman of the jury handed
the clerk several slips of paper, and tbe
clerk read : " We find the prisoner not
guilty, on the ground of insanity." The
culprit's face lighted up with delight,
and he exultantly shook hands with
his counsel. "There's a mistake." said
the foreman to the clerk; "you've read
the wrong slip. The one that's signed
is our verdict guilty, of murder in the
first degree." . -
' It is stated in Railroad circles in New
York that the Vioksburg , Shreveport
and Chicago Railroad has been purchas
ed for the Erianger Syndicate, which
will give the Alabama and Great South
era a through ' line from Chattanooga
to Texas, making connections with the
Texas Pacific.. The Nashville and Chat
tanooga company propose to , complete
the Lebanon Branch to Bristol, Tenn.,
there to connect with the Virginia line,
thus giving, Nashville a direct commu
nication with Norfolk and the seaboard.
i i e i . ..
Mothers! Mothers I! Hotter 1 11
Are rou dlstnrttd at Bleat and broken of vonr
rest bv a sick chiTd. suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain, of cutting teeth ? ,11 so, go at
once jujOel a' botthro? MB3. WINSLOWa
SWTHING STBUP. . It will relieve (ha poor little
lerer lnunellatev depend npon vti there no
italra nhnnt tt ; -Tharfl ls not a. iruit.hHrnn nnrth
who has ever used it, wno will not tell you at once
that It will regulate the bowels, and giverest totbe
mother, and relief and health to the child, operat
ing like magic. It is perfectly sale to use in aU
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and ls the pre
scription of one of the oldest and best physicians
and nurses In the United States. : Sold everrshen.
2f cents a bottler , . ,
jua lwit .
FOOD FOB TPBBAIN ANI MXBVES that
will Invigorate the body without intoxicating is
what we need in these days of rush and worry.
Parker's Ginger Tonic restores the vital energies,
soothes the nerves and brings good health quicker
than anything else you, ean usesTrihune. Bee
other column. - -
. - ii-JI ' sm mmt : '; "
BTJBNETT'S COCOAJNE
8 Benowned as a Pure and . Effective Hair Dress
ing m Every Juarter, of the World. ; ...
For thirty years rt 'has beenTa favorite .with the
people and a leader, rvrlh the"bide." The name
Cocoalne" has become a ralnable property Bur
nett & Co. have established . their sole right to its
use In several suits at law, Uuis proteettng the pur
Jlc and tUemserreiroinlmronl I;
. The supertontj S urnett, Flavoring Extracts
consists hi their jieifeet purity and great Btrengtb'
JWwtaata-PIa,'..-.
said a aleE matt to a drugsidt; "can't yon- give tee'
somethlngio cure toe?-v Ills symptoms "were a
lame back and disordeftd urinerand were a sure
indication W kldnerMseise, i ' The -druggist told
him truseHdney-ort, and In' a short time It ef
fected a complete. eure.-'-fiave you these- symp
toms? Then get a box or bottle to-day belore
you become incurable. It la . tfts cure; aafe and
mOTjCnoxrllla puMlcaa. . , ...
Kisst The great- tonte. and, alterative, contains
twee is much iron and fifty per cent mom alum-faum-tnaQ'
any alum and iron -mass" known.
rust the thing for the "spring weakness" now so
ninr
An established fact: That the McSMITH MtjMdrHOUSESa liere- to stay. Ko
such word as faU. No sub-agent :
any offers made by small dealers or agents, 10 per cent. :
- Never close a Piano or Organ trade until you
have heard from the MeSmith Music House. Mo
man living can boy lower than we, and in selling
a fab chance is all we ask. Every piano and organ
guaranteed for 6 years. i
JBUYCNO FROM THBNOBTH must be stopped.
Why de VOU send North? Can vnn hnt4iMu,
-How do you know? Have you tried us? iThr'
the rub! We compete with the world, and Kew Jer
sey in particular. The man does not Rve who cm
5 undersell usv We keep the best Instruments. We
ive Stools, Covers and Books. We warrant them
or 6 jears. We sell them on easy terms. We aend
them on 15 days' trial, rss w aa v.
that a reasonable man ran ask.
PIANOS:
Ohickeriaer Arion,
-nsnex, s cJoataenr,
Aim.
MaSOn rfc rTttTnUn
If ew Imperial, Pel
onbet & 0o.& Ster-
hng.
3 ana ir.Tiv
IV .uad
JjgUraVaftM
the Best Makers Represented.
note trietoWet68' newinstra Send for catalogues and pric
lists and
may24
H. McSMITH, Charlotte, N C
LEADING
1L. iewmgee & n.
TIE
g sgK ' grg "g' sj "j ggggj
SCARF
4
4,
mere .
Something Entirely New.
8TYLE8 IN OlSTEJ
A hi of Boys' and Children's Cassi
AT REDUCED PRICES.
L. BERWANGER & BRO.
JIM WCDJEpiEMTrS 1 ..
We Will Offer for This Week
Mft m-W PARASOLS FOR S10.00
yj u rs,
12.00 TARASOLS FOR
10.00 PARASOLS FOR
8.00 TARASOLS FOR
7.00 PARASOLS FOR
6.00 PARASOLS FOR
5.00 PARASOLS FOR
8.00
7.00
6.00
5.00
4.50
3.50
OUR IMMENSE
STOCK OF
OUR
OUR
OUR
OUR
OUR
THE SAME REDUCTION ON
PIKT2B
WE WILL ALSO OFFER THE
BALANCE OF OUR DRESS GOODS
FOR NEARLY HALF THEIR YALUE.
These prices will positively be given to customers calling for the above named articles.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED 1 LABGX VABIKTY OF
Ladies Dress Goods and Trimmings, Lawns, Silk Handkerchiefs, Embroideries, Corsets
ana hosiery, an tne latest styles and very Cheap.
r JLJiSO, A BjLNDSOinS STOCK 07
Ready-IVIade Clothing &ents' Furnishing Goods.
Give us a call before bnvinir.
mar27 "
ELIAS & COHEN.
BECKETT & MeDO WELL
ENGINEERS, IRON FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS,
f Jig
MANUFACTURERS 07
STEAM EN G IN ES
-AND-
MINING MACHINERY.
CONTRACT FOB CONSTRU0TION AND ERECTION
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