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y -y-c' Stye tftjarlottc bsmjer. S00U Jpzg tsx osszsrxa 3K7irnssn sVhdORlTTIOJf SULTMM: noly, on ytr. (pott-paid) in fmae... S8 00 4 00 . 1 00 . 71 bu tiw rtwrirtliii1 -.iwai a tif s. S I r 1 X jfrntfM... nuuM tf acAnooi iM to torn aw Jfontt On, SfOfrfA...- flPMUfc MM! HWWrtlW tB toaitilwrtnotka, LrrTia-siADe.cA&Da. . . .j rabmtiinfa, nigrgaM PAXPELZia CEKOLIE CSCT ML WEMKLT MDITIOH t oww.i!"""""-" a io Six Montfi 1 00 py- liberal aUtetiontJor Obiix. '"'"- " VOL. XXV. CHARLOTTE, N. C., WEDNESDAY JUNE 15, 1881. NO. 3,824. Wrj-jfl ; .,,f.. Stn (foods, &Xottati, &c. mmw Mi m)53iP A HANDSOME COLT. fteadfhis And Strfdj Yonr Interest We have a fuH line of K lD CLOVE Including th celebrated C3-31i017"2I3 "-' . (PATENTED JUNE 1:.TH. 137G.) Krom 2 to (V button. In tll shades and at ex tremely )ow piicea. Alto, a nice line of Lice, Lisle Gloves and Mitts. We are offering out magnificent fockofFans All qualities, at bottom prices. Our vt rv large stoek of PARASOLS at a sacrifice. Call eai ly and sf cure a bargain. We have an elegant line of LADIE MISSES "and CHILDREN'S FANCY "HOSIERY. , Ttfese pootts must be sold, and now Is the gold en opportunity to save money and get nice goods at low pi ices. & JunlO i We are dally receiving our SPRING-STOCK which will be more complete than ever before and comprises the Best Brands iLaMStjk LADIES', MI89ES', CHILDRENS,' GENTS', BO!S AND YOUTHS' FINE BOOTS! SHOES A SPCECIALTY. Lower grades all goods In onr line In variety and all prices. FULL STOCK STETSON HATS, and a pretty line Straw Hats, Trunks, Valises & Satchels, ALL SIZES AND BBICXS. Call and see us. PEGRAM & CO. feb20 m They We are now offering decided bargains In Spring Dress Goods CHEAPER Than the same clas of goods has lered In this market. ever been of Hoop Skirts. Hosiery. Lace and Plain Tucking, Ruffling, Dotted Swiss, and Nainsook Embroideries, THE HANDSOMEST and most varied line of Laces In town. JU3T RECEIVED, A beautiful stock of Buale Lace, the handsomest and cheapest ever offered In this market A'so, another stock of Pasmentiy, Our remnant of FINE PARASOLS v. Are Rolng very cheap. Will give you decided bargains In them. Nobby Mackinaw Hats, A' manufacturer nrivs, Lace Mitts and Lisle Cloves 10c and up, Corsets, Collars, Ladles iV'd Gents' Gauae Underwear, 8an Rlb Pti8, Plain antf Fancy Ribbons. Sheet ings, Quilts, Towels afid House 'burnishing Goods. ..- dles Gen's' and ChUdrenVHand-sewed 8hoes, o.wmais and (nippers. ? Buntings 1U ana ioc 1 can wui convince you that we are now offering bargains. - - HWGRIIVES i-W tHELM. THE OXONIAN, A JOURNAL 01 LITERATURE BDUCATT01T, published monthly at Oxforu, N. 0 t On fir1 ia advance. 5 . The Oxonian aims at increasing 'the tnterest for wterature and Sduoation, and gives original r on subjects t vital Importance as well as Mcisms ef the newest and most valuable publlca- OSers deeled advantages to advertisers. ' High erage etrtalaUon. Advertisements are shown mfoently, axe free from errors, and are, taste SSjasplayed. Ito advertising rates art not In SSf 01 itM lu to aa advertiser. - Advertise .ivSJft .Intended for publloantlon in any lusue. Zrs. e ta tbe offioe byje vr 1 ci toe rnmv. ; manc-tt - . jr. C. Lo-JCxford, H. Ot Alexander Hams Sprm Stock 188 urn m i i Gone PeM Last No More Broken Whalebones. After spending over twelve thousand dollars In experiments. Dr. Warner has perfected a material ior boning corsets called COR ALINE Which Is vastly superior to horn or whalebone. ITS ADVANTAGES ABE: FIRST. It cannot be broken. A reward of S5 will be paid for every corset la which the Coraline breaks with six months ordinary wear. SECOND. It is more pliable than whalebone and adapts Itself more readliy to the movements of the body. xwuto. it is not aneced by cold, heat or mois ture. FOURTH. It Is the cheapest and most service able corset ever made. THE CORALINE COR8RT Is made throughout of superior materials, and Is warranted In every respect If not found entirely satisfactory, the purchase money will be refunded. Ask for Dr. Warner's Abdominal Corset, With extension front Unequaled for beauty, ele gance and style. And Dr. Warner's Nursing Corset, The only perfect nursing corset In the market. Ak for Dr. Warners CROSS BONED HIP CORSET. We have the exclusive sale In this market of the above corsets, and will be Dleased to have the trade Inspect them. T. L. 8EIGLK & CO. junt EE2E A DELICIOUS DRINK For Use in Families. Hotels, Clubs, Parties, Etc, Hi PUNCH. BofltOBI C. H. GSAVES fe SOKs, Tha "Huh Punch " lu Utelv bean IntrodaoL sad DHti with mu-ked popular favor. It is Warranted to Contain only thi Best of Liquors, Umtect with Choice Fruit Juiees and Granulated Sugar. It ia ready on ooenine. and win be found an agreeable addition to uu cnoioe taingvwiiica uuuum.oij iuwn the pleaaares of life and encoorsge good f ellowahip and gqoa nature if rightly enjoyed. GOOD AT ALL TIMES Just the Thing to Keep in Wine Cellars, Sideboards not Complete Without Hull Punch. It can be used Clear or with Fresh Milk, Ice, Soda, or Hot Water, Lemonade, or with Fine Ice, : to Suit the Taste, Sold hv leadine Wine Merchants. Grocers. Hotels Droaswta everywhere. Trade sunnlled at manufacturers prices by Wll aon&Burwell, Wholesale and Retail Druggists Charlotte, M. u." Jan. 23-eod-em. T-yTTFfS: INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE, THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Iioss of appetlte.a aniei gain in tn.Head.-witSaT bowels ooatiTey .uH ..nsatlon in ine back part. Fain under the shoulder. T,l ftilfnAM after .ating, with a dlsln- olinatlon to exertion of body or nilnd, Trrltabilitr of temper, Ikw sninta, Iioss of mamorr. with afeeUna; of haBjrneg- lfloted some duty, weariness, uissmess, rnrV,t.ATrAa.rt.noU before tno SyesTTelSbw 8kin. Heeiiaohe, Sestless neas at night, highly colored Urine nr these wABimras abb xumxEBD. SERIOUS DISEASES WIU. SOON BE DEVELOPED. TUTTS TILLS re esp.elaUr adapted to uchcais,i.dowir!t.suehalinge of fa.ling; aa to satonlah tha aofferer. They IaercaM tb Ap(lto, and can, the body to Take on Tlaata, thus the system is ; Boarlalicel, and by thelrTi Artl.non the . duce5frlc as cento.- 84 nnmf Uj If.T. - TOTT'SS HAIR DYE. Gay H or Whisk es changed to aMesr . 8bld -by Druggists, or eut by express OB receipt 01 ft. Office, 35 Murray St., New York. an Terra nasciii or i Ue lafcraiatioe sad ft FKK1 ea uUcaUeB.V y ep 23 deodiwiy. 609l914TaNUlJIT'S OsTOTBr;.5,'' I Charlotte, N. C, June 5th, 1881. f On and after Sunday, June 6 188 the following schedule will be run over (Sundajs eceptedfj -, r . GOING NOBTIL OaUT O OA en sjm m numitumin ifWH........ ...i.10 24 p. m. Jlooresvllle .;;;.......iy ow v- nu Arrive at Btatesvffle. ....,..,...v..t42 OQ p. m. . ; ' GOING 80UTH..r'.V j i 1 TTVfitatesyffle..-.i.iv,.."!..... 2 50 a. rn. TtT ,. Ifnomsvllla i'.iuuiiui .o OO pavldson CoUege.. ........... .. 4 81 V AUive at Charlotte,. v . i , u ' - ; ". r ! ' Jun8 - . a t w "ieiM! J.. wr-m I OBSERVATIONS. In Russia ''hello la rendered "Tzllakanfitkrs- lanjanztkl "hence the telephone can never be In trojuced luto that country. Modern Argo. A Castrovllle naner tells of an exceedingly sav age leonard that snans at even thine aoi roaebine lta cage, but which, on the appearance of a wheel- narrow, snows every sympton or rear ana sneass into a corner. - Wonder what he'd do If a b:cycie tackled him. is astronomer Proctor admits that the world wlUlast fifty million years jet, the Boston Globe muss inu any man demanding more is a nog. Miss Nellie HaselHne. the St Louis belle who as reported engaged to Samuel J. Tilde a while ;o. is now given oy current gossip to irreaencK . Paramore. of St 1 ouls. secretary of the Texas and tit Louis Railroad. Mr. Paramore Is only 22 and is not a "society man," but his father Is worth half a million. - - Joan Sherman Is ft wlsmr man than OmfcUnc He doesn't resign because he Is mad at the Presi dent He goes out to Ohio and approves of him, whue Foster and the chum cabinet wink, smile pleasantly, aad belp themselves to some more of Garfield's tlgars, - . . 5 j; From the earnest "manner 'In whioli the thrlf tr people of Pennsylvania have tone 10 work tore cover the rr mains of Wm. Penn. the story that the old gentleman had .8-U:;in gold 'coin in his vest pocket wna . be dlxi is not so improbable after ail. Joseph. MedilL -, Our coot of the ?re vised doesn't aav anvthtn? about what becomefhe man who borrows $5 ana Keeps it unai deatn. . this seems like a great owersifiht Detroit Free Press. There is no over sight It was considered so' self-evident that this person would be properly heated, that mention ing him would. It was thought, be a great waste of sacrea space. He andtne man wno borrows news papers f rpm the corner store will be the first per sons taken care of when the toastlns'beeins. Courier Journal. 'Dot vellow Gonkline unt dls Blatt lsdermost onreasonaple vellow vot ever I saw; don't It?" said ine pmiosonnlcai German, as he sat a clus ter of fresfa-nlled glasses on ther little table, Just as the band stopped playing. "In der verst blace, dey resigns of der Senate unt goes home to get ter Lechlslature ter In torse him; und ven dat Lechls lature lntorse him, unt say: 'lah, dot vas all right vot you resign,' den, py links, dey gits so mat apout It as you nevah saw. Dot vas a kaveer country, dls America! Py Jinks, I don't onterstant him no more as a voman. Washington St r. A Bostonlan has taken 1.000 notes of the con versation of passing young women. Out of that number 780 begin with either "And I said to him," or "He said to me," or "She told me that he said f 120 referred to dresses or hats that wre either "perfectly lovely," or "Just splendid," and the remainder were pretty evenly divided be tween comments on other girls, who were "horrid" or "stuck up and hateful," new novels, studies, the summer vacation, the Greek play at Harvard, and the latest scientific discoveries. REGULATING THE DRUGGISTS. Tbe State Board ef Pharmacy and ta Important Circnlar Keg-nlation of tbe Sale of PoUona Registration and Examination ef Drug:gl.t. Raleigh News and Observer. The State Board of Pharmacy, com posed of Wm. H. Green, president, Wil mington; William bimpson, secretary, Raleigh ; E. ix. Nadal, Wilson;. E. H. Meadows, Newbern; and A. S. Lee, Raleigh, has sent out an important offi cial circular to druggists. It says : You are hereby nouned that the board of pharmacy, created and organ ized under an act of the General As sembly of North Carolina, passed at the last session, which goes into ettect on the first day of June, 1881, will hold its first meeting in Raleigh on the 30th day of August next, by which time all per sons who desire to practice the profes sion of druggist or pharmaceutist in this State, as required oy law, are ex pected to hare their applications for registration, accompanied by an affida vit made in accordance with blank herewith enclosed, together with the f ees. on file in the office of the secretary of the board of pharmacy, for the action of the board when it meets. Those who can register upon the aboye affida vit without examination are (l) gradu ates of colleges of pharmacy recognized by the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association, or (2) those who at the time of the passage of said act have had three years practical experience in tne preparation of physicians' prescriptions, and in compounding and vending medi cines and poisons, or (3) those who are or have been regular practicing pnysi cians, or (4) those who were in business on their own account at the passage of this act. All persons desiring to become licen tiates of this hoard are required to present themselves before the ' same and show to its satisfaction, by exam ination, that they are duly qualified, and have had three years, practical ex perience in the preparation of physi cians' prescriptions and in compound in or and vendinar medicines. For the information and guidance of the persons interested, an abstract of the pharmacy act of 1881, is subjoined Section 8 of this act makes it unlaw ful and indictable to adulterate drugs, chemicals and medicines, or expose them to sale, knowing them to be adul terated ; also requires registered phar maceutists to obtain a renewal of their registration annually, within thirty dayi before the annual meeting of the board or pnarmacy. Section 3 makes it unlawful for any person, unless a regular pharmaceutist, to open and conduct any pharmacy or store ior semng or preparing meuiumea ana poisons, or ior any one not. a regis tared Dharmaeeutist to prepare a pre scription, except under the supervision 01 a registered pnarmaceuusu Section 9 sava: It shall be unlawful for anv person, under a penalty of twentv-five dollars for each and every offence, from and after the passage of this act. except as provided herein, to retail any poison enumerated in sche dules a ana u. as ioiiows, to-wit: Schedule Ar Arsenic and its prepar ations, corrosive sublimate, white pre cipitate, red precipitate, bin-iodide of mercury, cynanide of potassium, hydro cyanic acid, strycnnine. anu essentia oil of bitter almonds. Schedule B Aconite, belladona, col- chicum, conium, nux vomica, henbane, savin, ergot, cotton rootcantharider, ereosote, digitalis and their pharmaceu tical preparations, croton oil, chloro form, chloral hydrate, sulphate of zinc, carbolic acid, oxalic acid, opium and its nrenarations Cexcept paregoric, and other preparations of opium containing less than two grains to the ounce,) and othAr deadly Doiaons. without distinctly labelling the bottle, box, vessel or paperi in which said poison is contameq, witn the name of the article tee wora -.oi-nnn " and the name arid place of busi ness of the seller; nor sUall it be law ful for any person to sell or deliver any poison enumerated in said Schedules A and . unless upon 'due inquiry it be found that the purchaser is. a ware of its poisonous nature, and represents that it 1 is to be used for a legitimate purpose, nor shall 4 06 lawful for any nnrann to sell anv poison included in Schedule A, without before delivering the same to the purchaser, oausing an entry . to be ;made in a book kept for that purpose, stating the date- or the naifl. the name and address of the pur chaser, tbe name and quantity of the poison sold, the purpose for wnietvttis' rflnresented bv the purchaser to ;be , re- qulred and ttiej SUCh DOOtv-.WJ euwiyro vyoix w piuj. nnthnritiea for inspecuoni-Thefpro vi sions of this act shall ;not apply to the Hisnfinsinff of poisons -in usual doses an A vy tihysicfans prescriptions." - nrncffista failinff to receive a copy of Mm ntrcnlar alluded, to above, whose aMrpgft the Hecretarv of the board may have been unable rto- procure,' can get all - the . necessary - Information and hianVa s bT - applying to Mr. William i Simpson, secretary, Raleigh.,- (- ' Tbe Career Keene's Kentack lan Races Won In Engrlaod Tbe , Jockey.' , j FoxhalL the first American horse to carry off the blue ribbon of the French turf, is by long odds the handsomest three-year-old ever sent from this conn x m . 1 a. 1 . try to .Europe, ana n is oniy 10 oe re gretted that he had no engagements of importance in England this spring: He was orea oy a. j. Aiexanaer, at the celebrated Woodburn stud Farm, in Woodford county, Kentucky, and in 1879 was sold at the annual Bale of yearlings for $650- The colt ws pur chased for ,1. 1. Jieene, who was at that time beginning to invest heavily in thoroughbred racers. oxhall was not by any means . the most fancied of Mr. Alexander's yearlings in 1879, but Mr. Keene's agent saw in the son of King .Alfonso und Jamaica a future race horse or grout beauty,- power and speed, and the edit lias verified all the good things that were predicted 01 him when he was trained into two year Old form. His breeding is as near perfect as it could be, and one of tne most tun ticeable things about it is that it is even more purely American than that of IroquoiarMr. Xiorillard s Derby win ner. King Alfonso, tbe sire of the winner of this year's French Derby, was foal ed in America and his racing career was brilliant He was added to Mr. Alexander's stud after leaving the turf ,1 but, like .Leamington, Foster, .Bonnie Scotland and many other great, stal-; lions were treated at first, he was not much liked by breeders andJconse- i quently his get out of first class mares has been small. Now, however, he will j in all probability become one of the most fashionable stallions in America. ; He was sired by imp. Phaeton out of Capitola, by Vandal out of a daughter i of Marquise and Mistletoe, and Phae ton was a son of the famous King Tom ana a noted mare called Merry sun shine. Jamaica, the mother of Foxhill, is by the great Lexington out of Fdhny Ludlow, one of the fleetest daughters of imp. Eclipse and Mollie Jackson. Foxhall was shipped to .England in the summer of 1880, and on October 13, or the same year, sported racing colors for the first time, when he ran six fur longs for the .Bedford states at New Market. The American colt started in his maiden race with odds of eight to one offered against him, but he upset the knowing ones by beating Myra, the favorite, by a head, Ishmael third and Mynheer fourth. On the following day he started in the Astley sweepstakes of five furlongs, and although he galloped away from Simnel,the favorite, he was beaten by Sayoyard, an outsider, who won from the Yankee representative by less than a length. He next appear ed on October 28, in the Bretby Nurse ry handicap stakes, three-quarters of a mile, at the Newmarket Houghton meeting, and with 124 pounds up and odds of 10 to 1 freely offered against him, won a capital race by a head from Heyday, the favorite, who carried only ninety-six pounds. This performance proved that oxhall was a great colt and the English critics began praising him freely. Foxhall was thrown ; out of training after defeating Heyday and aid not appear in puouc again umu this spring, when, on April 27. he start ed in the City and Suburban handicap, one mile and a quarter, at Epsom. The book-makers offered 33 to l against Foxhall, but he managed to secure second place from Bend ur, the favor ite, and beat P. Lorillard's Burritt and twenty-one others. His next engage ment was the urand nix, ior wnicn Sherard, his trainer, carefully prepared him. His future English engagements are the Rouse memorial stakes, at As cot, June 16; the Ascot gold cup on the same day; the summer. cup, at .New market, July 9; the Grand Duke Mi chael stakes, September 29, at New market; the select stakes, October 12, at Newmarket, and the fourth grand challenge stakes, October 14, Newmar ket. Among the entries for the events Foxhall is engaged in are such cracks as Iroquois, Peregrine, Bend Or, Robert the Devil, Chippendale, Post Obit, Wal tenstein, Burritt, Geologist, Scobell, Prestonpans and Town Moor. Fordham, who rode . Foxhall, has been riding for twenty-five years, and is now in the neighborhood of forty years of age. He is known, as the "Demon Rider." His first victory was in 1857, when he won the Cambridge shire handicap. Two years later ne won the thousand Guineas on Mayon aise and the Oaks on Summers We.: His first success in the Two Thousand Gui neas was on Vauban, the Duke ; of Beauford's horse in 1867, and bis sec ond capture of this prize was in 1880 on Petronel, also the property of the same nobleman. He has won tbe One Thousand Guineas race five times and the Oaks five times, the last being this vear's race on Thebais. He retired ux 1875 with a fortune, which was lost, and in 18T8 returned. That year he rode 68 winners ; in 1879 he won 47 vic tories, and 105 in 1880, his record for the last year being only beaten by Ar cher, who scored 120. Patti Refuse 5,000 a Nlffbt. The New York "Times gives afl ac count of the failure of the negotiations to secare Adeline Pattt for a senes or fifty concerts in this country ' nextiall. The diva had paid Maurice Strakpsch 40,000 francs down and given her ncjte for 60,000 more to let hef off from" her contract giving him the. refusal of her services in America, and Rullman, the libretto speculator, went to Patti's casr tie in Wales -a most, toilsome and arr duoUs journeyand offered her $5j000 a concert for fifty concerts, an1 extra sum for Nicolini and all' travelling ex oenses. NicotiniJ however, told , the madam she should demand 2,000,00 francs for the tnpot 88,w0 per con certand so they parted. " Whether Mme. Pa,tti will come to this country and play at her o wn riskv or whether she will go instead to Spain, Germany and Italy, is in doubt; - but it is safe to say that Rullman, and not the lady. Is to be congratulated on her failure to accept this proposition, . BHRNBTT'S COCOAINE Is Bmowne4 W a Pure and .X&viy v H Cr tmea Ihg in kvety Quaiter ot IW H'orui. For thirty years U aa been a favorite with the people and a leader with the trade. .The name "Cocoalne" has become a valuable property. Bur nett 4f Co. have established their sole right to Its use in several suits at law, thjas protecting the pub lic and themselves, from impoalUoa. - The superlarity of Burnett's7 flavoring Extracts conalsts their perfect purity and grew strength. t.. .J";ifatTiiwlSiBieeTray ' 'The kidneys art nature's sluice way Jo. wash out the debris of oaf constantly changing- bodies.- If ther do not work properly the trouble is feltevery where. Then ,be wise, and- aa soon 4s you see sims disorder get a package ot Kidney .Wort k?!- ta.M it taithfully. ' It wui clean the sluice mi nf fend, gravel 'ox sihneV todjpurU the- wholesys- tem..L Prugeteta seu lfcnouJ. nauitt ana ary, enau Is equally jncieai, m eitner iormilnuepenoMiw ii5WatoaeW; itatwrlta- inal nleas- uret I add my testimony to the great vtrtaeeef your "Keuralglne" as a specific for neuralgia ana sick headache. , Buen a remeay as a oiawuus, um all suflerers should keep it on nana. - - 188Tathedral Street, BeiUmore, 1 8oU by T- WMSTAN CQ. ... , An established fact: That the MoSMITH MUSIC HOUSE came here to stay. Ko such word as fail. No sub-agent about this house. We will duplicate any offers made by small dealers or agents, 10 per cent . Never sinm a Pta.no or Organ bade until you have heard from the Mcdmtth nn musub uouse. ho man living can buy lower than we, and In selling a tab chance is ell we ask. Every piano and organ guaranteed for 6 yean. " BUTING FBOM THI NORTH must be stopped. Why do you send North? Can you buy cheaper? How do yon know ? " Have you tried us T There's the rubi W. compete with the world, and New Jer sey in particular. The man does not live who can undersell us. . We keep the best instruments. We give Stools, Covers and Books. We warrant them ror o yean, we sen tnem on easy terms, we send them on 15 days' . triaL tW We do everything-, that a reasonable man can ask. PIAHOS: ucxering, Arion. ushex, & Soutaern Uem. . OEGAITS. Mason & Hamlin, & Oo.& Ster ling. New schedule, new prices, note our variety of styles. may24 W-Saa: il .i st 1 MI IB ID . i - - - . . IL. M1WM(R1E1S & THE Something Entirely New. STYLES IN ONE 4 A Lot of Boys' and Chfldren's AT EKFUDUKDIE o We Will THE SAME WE WILL ALSO OFFER THE BALANCE OF OUR DRESS GOODS FOR NEARLY HALF THEIR VALUE. These prices will positively be given to customers calling for the above named articles. m SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. UST BSCHYXD A LAGX TASIBTT OF . liadies' Dress Goods and TMmniings, Lawns, Silk Handkerchiefs, Embroideries, Corsets and Hosiery, all the latest Styles and very Cheap. JtI30,ABJUri)90iraST0CK0I ReadyM and Gents' Furnishing Cobds. 1 : i -".--" , - . ; i . , . . ; t ' . i s ' $ ' t- ' , r - f ' f ;...''- ' ' . . , Give us a call fcefore buying. ELI AS & COHEN. BECKETT SfEAIVl E NG I N CONTBACT FOB CON3TBDCTT01f AND ERECTION O? MINING MACHCTEBT OF XTEBT DBJCRIPTTON'AND LITEST DESIGNS. ' NW T03X OmCi; S 7, COTJ&TIOXDT Sr. ( BB lis fjrr.'aC '-" "' '1?.. rSv : Only the Best Makers Represented. new instruments. Send for . H. MoSMITH, Charlotte, N. C. REDUCED PRICES. L. BERWANGER & BRO. Offer for GTJR $15.00 PARASOLS FOR OUR 12.00 PARASOLS- FOR OUR 10.00 PARASOLS FOR OUR 8.00 PARASOLS FOR OUR 7.00 PARASOLS FOR OUR 6.00 PARASOLS FOR OUR 5.00 PARASOLS FOR REDUCTION ON OUR IMMENSE mi & MEIDCI. & Me ENGINEERS, IRON FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS, ES AND:, Ml N I w sL JQriomtt , jCOtljliEGE STEEETBETWEEK TRADE ANB PlPTH eatalocmeft and r.riM i,t- ftnri 4 This Week $10.00 8.00 7.00 6.00 5.00 4.50 3.50 STOCK OF NC. MACHlIVtttrllVl ALSO, MAN- SCARF Cassiinere Suite, DO WELL 'I; :1 t 'V is 5 If 1' i ; t
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