i
r1
iiw"-
Stye t)arl0tte (E)bfierot
, in (vaito job BPiwaarr f
Hu Been ttaonghlj applied kt&&
wanleitf wttb 0 late p;T
ix Month
. . 4 00
... a oo
.t
t2 00
- a 10
hre Month. ....
One Month:
WMM&Lt WDITION'i
WteWy, (J th$ oounfy) w adwmtm....
unat abort Bede T
Outofthieovnty,pottpi&.,...,.....-..
gix Months..-. ....ft,..-.. ri..ii.
ioo
I !
;yoL.-xxvi.
txaa, sKcxiFn, Foorxaa i .
PBOGRAJGOaHlKDMLLfl.
CHABLQTTE, N- C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 9,1881.
NO. 3,867;
' ' ., " ' i i, - , i i ' iiwiiim i m !' ' i i i'iiV n r
J '-- J - -' '' " J 1 " -" - i i ii " 7 " - i i ' - -' . " 1 "" ' " ' "" . - ".""i " ' " " ' "7 ""i"'""""' ' ' " '-" ' '" '""'-""" j'i', . rii
-
We still have an elegant and well-assorted line at
LADIES', and CHnJ)BH'S' !
Fancy Hosiery:
They Must Be Sold.
we will commence sacrificing these goods immediately.
Mosqnito
anppie
From$2to$10.
JPITO-. NETTING,
CUB ENTIEB STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PBICE&
Call early and secure best bargains.
Alexander k Harris.
Julyl7
Bouts aifl Stoes
88
Sprm
Stock
1
881
We are dally receiving our
SPRING STOCK
f iiKtft and exilo,b7 j&Vyaid and by the piece.
HEW ADD STYLISH LAWNS
Very cheap, Justin.
OlI&iSRVATIOIf .
Beautiful entlment by Mayor Harrison, of Chi
cago: "Give the Keptocfclan hU whiskey, the
Frenchman hla wine, the Knirllahman bis ale. but
glre me lager the lager ef Ba-arta." The mayor
was aaaresaing a jsaraoan picmc crowa.
"Our,M sayslheHaitfordTlme, '1 the news
paper era." This will surprise many ioiks. whp
thought that the present la the era of striped
Btoc&ingg.
The Induction balance doesn't work when ap
plied to an editor's Docket book. It Is Ms cheek:
.that makes the instrument ham.
the Hindoos believe that In the world to come
I all drunkards are changed into frogs. As frogs
r nave to jirea gooa aeat in water, we agony 01 uio
- toper In the Hindoo bell .. must be something terrtr
; "no. . ( , .,.-,..-,,(-
An Zsonlmaux dinner , Is relished M , much as
i asy other. "I'd lhank you for a slice of
that putrid whale." sajs the old man. 'l want
another fish-head there wasnt meat enough oa
that one,M:says.tne little XsqntDmaz; and then his
: mother says he shan't hare any candle to chew af
ter dinner because he dirtnt sat Dlease. Courier
Journal. - -' -;- '
Slttlne Bull has named one of his twins "The
I War Is OTer." and lets them both wear telegraph
wire earnings.
An American woman in Anetista has married a
Chinaman. As he does all the washing and ceok-
lng, the Augusta woman has done better than
most girls.
A watermelon which weliths twetre noundshas
fire pounds of rind and six ounces of seeds, which
must be wasted. The times deroaad a melon with
a tissue paper cover and rattan rlos hi place of
tne seeds.
-' Internal kevewvte.
need not griere ranch over the antici-
fated scarcitj ot onr pet dish ; for the
and that fattens one "beef? will furn-
l8h. vegetable food for several adnlt hu
man beings, wnue, ac ine 8ameume, a
ronglife resolta from a strictly vegeta
ble diet. ,
ITEMS O IHTEBESTS.
We offer great bargains in our remnant stock of
Silk & LisleThreadGIoves &Silk Mitts.
All our summer goods will be sold uniformly at
first C03t Bargains In store for those who will
avail themselves tf the opportunity to secure
them.
aug7
T. L Seigle & Co.
A Good Shewing- for the Prut Fitc&l
TearAmount PaJd by the Reipec
tlreBtatetfa
Commissioner Haunt's annual letter
to the Secretary of the Treasury, sent
in on Monday, shows that during the
last fiscal year $135,225,902 were collect
ed and paid into the Treasury; and that
the amount collected during the five
years of Commissioner Kaum's admin
istration aggregates $602,310,787, the en
tire amount of which, without loss or
defalcation, has been paid into the
Treasury.
The letter was accompanied by the
following statement, showing the ag
gregate receipts from internal revenue
during the fiscal year ended June 30,
1881:
IKtedtcal.
s
Summer
Complaints
At this season, various diseases of the
bowels are prevalent, and many lives are
lost through lack of knowledge of a safe
and Bure remedy. Pekby Da vis Path
Kttj.ttr is a sure cure for Diarrhoea, Dys
entery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Bummer
Complaint, etc., and is perfectly tafe.
Bead the following :
Pxbby Payib Pain Kiuxa mt jfi(i to affcr&
u(oat rie lor crwoRtina ptnsuiwnacn.
States.
Alabama
Arizona. .
Arkansas...
California...
Colorado....
Connecticut
Dakota
Delaware . . -
Florida.
Amount
131.651
88,008
132,086
3,613.300
215.051
579.690
48.608
811,066
254,889
States.
Missouri... .8
Montana...
Nebraska. ..
Nevada
N.H'mpsh'e
New Jersey.
New Mexico
Georgia 864,183
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky...
Louisiana. .
Maine
Maryland...
Massachu's.
Michigan...
Minnesota..
Mississippi
25.800
25,784,681
7.281, 2B8
923,776
289,527
8,719,162
760,618
82,457
2,483,463
2.699.681
1,787,276
445,140
Wtt,122
Amount.
6,470,349
44,881
962,064
53.421
809,720
4,873,676
47,405
New York.. 17.283.267
N. Carolina. 2,476.440
Ohio 19,295,825
Ores on..
rennsyivia.
B. Island...
a Carolina
Tennessee..
Texas
Dtah
Vermont....
Virginia
wasntngton.
W. Virginia.
Wisconsin...
Wyoming. .
85.004
7,669,214
209,079
185,907
1,146,763
248,634
43,116
53,145
6,063.105
82,763
452,596
2,01 0,0!t5
18.651
. umw uk- nil ujTBtauiiOT jr.
- cholera morbus, and cramps In tha stomach. Have
The wry but medioine
nsisd it far vaajra. uid it in mr eur flrverr tima.
- Motnoowa, Iowa, March 19, 188L .
I have used your Pain Ktt.t.to in severe oases of
cramp, colicand cholera morbuBnd It gare almost
Instant relief, H E. Caldwell.
which will be more complete than ever before
' and comprises the
rumr-anrrLX.. Qa- Feb. S8. 188L
For twenty years I have used your Fain
In my .family,
comolalnts. ai
without a bottle in the
Have used it many times for
woua not i
U3
complaints, and it aheay cure.
Best Brands a Latest Styles.
LADIES', MIS8i:, CHILPRENS,'
i. GKNT8', B013', AND YOUTHS'
FINE BOOTS ! SHOES
A SPCECIALTY.
Lower grades all goods in our line in variety and
- all prices.
gala
J. Ii IVTK.
Kino. Ml . Jan. 23. 188L
Have used Pkbbt Davis' Pain Ktt.i.kb for twelve
years. It is taft. ur, and rtliabl. J0 mother
should allow it to be out of the family i'irlast'
Owuda, . Y Feb. 19, ISO.
We began usms it over thirty years ago, and It
always gives immediate relief . Would hardly dara
to go to oed without bottle in the house.-
! T. . W.0.8PIBBT.
COWATBOEO, B. C, Feb. 22, 188L,
DBBDOOJe
.OBXOM.
Tf fl ftiMgm.lTa.
damD, Bhxnibh PKU8siA,Feb. 8, 1gL
1 have known Pikb Davis' Fatk Khxeb almost
from the day it was introduced, and after years of
observatkm and use I regard Its presence la my
household as an iniitptuabu ntemity.
X-Jp. irOmA, II. D. UOuBol.
i naa oeen several aays sanermg seveTeiy
fflarrna. aooompaniea wn- UHeuss pain.'
Cled your fiAM K4uasB,aad foiuidatoort
Nearly every family in this section keeps i
tathehduM. DB.S.MOB
inMabl
JrtJLL STOCK
81 MOVTASTTB ST.
II. J. NOONt
lrfJNDON, tNQ
STETSON HATS,
and a pretty line
Straw Hats, Trunks, Valises k Satchels,
ALL SIZES AND RBICXS.
Call apd e us.
XEGRAM & CO.
r a Mfddoncaof twentvhree years in
I have iriven it in many cases of diarrhoea, dysen
tery, and cholera, and never knew it to xau to give .
relief, . . m HT.AHnyiie.
No family can safely be without this
invaluable remedy. Its price brings it
within the reach of alL .
For sale by all druggists at 2oc, 50c
and $1.00 per bottle.
PEBEY DAVIS & BON, Proprietors,
Providence, B. L
July 22 dw Jul ang.
If you feel dulL drowsy, debilitated, have fre
quent headaches, mouth tastes badly, poor appe
tite, and tongue coated, you are suffering from tor
pid liver, or billiousness," and nothing will cure
you so speedily and permanently as to take Sim
mons Liver Regulator or Medicine.
. .The cheapest, purest
; and best family Med-
-loineintne wonai
An efffeonml Sneciflc
,for all diseases of the
Liver, Etomaon and
Spleen- .
Begulate the Liver
and prevent - 1
Chills and Fever. Ma
larious Fevers, Bowel
Comnlalnts, Bestless-
3iess,Jaundloe,Nausea
BIT! MCltR; ' ' '-''
Nnthlnv an nnnlPJurAntVlothlmt'MV Common,
as bad breath and In neany every case Mnww
FILLS:
IT-
INDORSED BY i .
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN
THE AFFilCTED EYE
AND
THE GBIATEST MEDICAL
TftlUWPH OF THE A6E.
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Iioss of appetite JJattaea-DQels eostlve.
JPain In theHead.with a dull sensation to
the baokpai rtrinitnder the ehouljder.
;ingjwi
thadlaln-
V.larl a fnllntu o.flA1 .
aifnatton to exertion of body or mina,.
Tlv every case UeoraeeJ I Arnteomi,y 'rM?:tyrr:- ' "
from the stomach, and can toe sos 'y -"eevBa oi mCToory, w" ZlZZ&Z.: h
it -hu ..b. oin.n. t.ibjw RAtnilar.i Denot f 1 leetad soma dntv. weariness, jjlssinsss. -
.1 MU nU. HOQ DUUU1VU. MS..v.
Beeular.' Do not
neglect so sure a remedy for this repulsiie -disorder.
It will also improve your appetite, cwmiMer
ion and general Ijealtj: ; , . ; ;, V ; ' '. . '.' '
Mow many smTertofturfday after toimatog;
lift burden and 'robbing exlstencapr aU pleas
ure, owing to the secret sunenng rom vu'
nniiaTTPATTfiv .
Should not be Kgaraas trifling ail- , ,
went in fact nature demands the utmost, - , :
regularity of the bowels, jmd any deviation .
from this demand, paves the- way often to
serious dangm Itlsiquite as necessary si.w; .
remove Impure acoummulatlons from the
bowels-.ae it la to eat r sleep, and no
health csa be expected where a costive: ..
habit ef body prevails. . -' -v : ; t -..-
! ftir.K HTtAniCHTt,! . , . '
This distressing amlctlon occurs most freqoent-
ir. i ne oisnmianoe or tne stcmacn, ansi;
tne itntterfecUy digested contents, cat
bAlnld the neail.i aMrHhnnnbvli with i
hausea, hd this consUrutes1' what 'ifl popularly
known as tick head&hA...." .,r 35 -iuV-
;;ATJbuJBfiy ' iwwders or pwpaied 8PI-. j
fufio iiiv-n iummjvaxub tmjess jiuT;Pn-
BfUTCH wrapper wun iraue marx, stamp ana nig;
batyreunbfrofcen. Mone.other is genuine.
nuiaxuirea onir br j. h. keilin a cauri .
... - fb4ladelpbla,Pa:
ouia oj an aruggisu. . ljanl8.eod,dd-wiy
FREIGHT NOTICE.
Omcs EppAiuiiTniipmrE, A-k T.4 0.B IUl
VtUtOJBTTm, 4WJ is insult i
lecied some duty. wearineesJJiMiOMi; ?
BKta. giettaadnettesti,eas.
nigniy oeiorea yriuvt
"itRlfJUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
; r-tirm PILLS are especially adapted to .
suobrcases.onedose effect sucbfha,nff
if to, and caus6 the
l ine system w
;Ae$lo4qth
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Oiuv Haib or Whisk kbs changed to a Owwsv
BLACK Dy a SlDEIo PIuim " "
Itoparts I natujtd colSr, acU Instantaneously.
-Bold by DruggisU, or wot by azprcai on receipt of 1.
Office. 35 Murray St., New Yfk.
Br. TCTTB BAKIAI.
ATT7m5oUieiiT
tSm.Neuralgia, or Bowel, Kidney or liver OmM
1 B 1 . V."
ON and after thta date aU freight on this road
wlU be received and delivered at what "has
passengers wiu aiso in -ufure cm on ana on tne
ifs at the same point : ,.-v 4. 9 . GOBMLSY, -
lulyieti . . , Superintendent
, i i i.,.r. i i n ii in
FINE CMIVASSED; HUMS,;
tcWirToiiiciie ereatest Blood rtuaeraBdAe2
t Meat Health StrsagtkBtr
LinA far ninerinr to Bitters and pthet
In. ! fit !-
Jot"Alt
Total by States and Territories. ...$127,851,624
Keceipts that cannot be apportioned
among the States and Territories:
From salaries, $8,02t; from adhesive
stamps, cash receipts, $7,375,255; com
missions allowed, $549,452; aggregate
receipts, including commissions allow
ed on sales of adhesive stamps, $135,
229 902.-
The commisssioner says that the ex
penses of the internal revenue aery ice
during the past fisoal year wUl be shown
upon the final adjustment of the ac
counts not to exceed $5,063,330. The
entire expense of the past five; years
has been $21,992,330, being 8.87 per cent,
of the amount collected. There are
engaged in the service 126 collectors
and 226 deputy collectors, with sepa
rate offices and financial responsibili
ty. There are besides 949 deputies, 363
clerks, 643 storekeepers, 1,105 storekeep
ers and gaugers, 698 gangers and 35 in
ternal revenue agents.
Animal Food va. I.on verity. .
Mobile Begister.
'The Gazeta de Campinas, a Brazilian
periddical, announces the death of a
negro, who had arrived at the advanc
ed age of 130 years. In 1867 an Indian
woman,"at old San Diego, Caln had
then reached 117 years, and was sur
rounded by children,- grandchildren,
great-grandchildren and great-greatgrandchildren,
while the total number
of her living descendants was 101, At
Tancitero, in the State of Jftchoacan,
Mexico, in the year J87fl, anold Indian
died, who was undoubtedly x?2Jears
old, for he carried; in a littlbitghutig
around his neck, a piece of naiCefiinent,
which bore the register of ms baptism.
This document was signed by the priest
of the parish, and was 119 years old.
It stated that the subject was named
Juan Acosta, and was at the time of
his baptism three years old.
The trayeler who wanders along the
Pacific slope from Pueet sound, sbuthr
ward far beypnj the equator, to where
the Unfits of tbe Chilian republic eater
upon the rocky wastes of Patagonia,
finds among the different races of the
coast manv remarkable instances of
longevity. Old Indian man and women
over whose heads the changes of a nun
dred winters have passea ncotrnte
him in every village he visits, while,
strange to say, these instances of great
lonevitv are much of tener , met within
the troiic circles than in the temperate
zones, either north or south OfMhi:
equator. "j'll'
-Whether th,e n.ye pf the tropica
are naturally phger-lveA than-tties.
of more temperate regions, or wheut-er,
they are better preserved because t
the indolent and apathetic, lives they
live, has been a matter of seriauadia
pute among the scientists of this age.
A rColqmbiftnM philosopher has en
deavored to solve the problem, and ha$
suddeeded to' his own oompieiesawsiac
tion. If he has not oonvlnced those who.
ineline to a contrary opinion; lie
says that the people of tbe tropics, par
ticularly the aborigines, seldom eat
mat: Thev live upon bread and its
several substitutes, and also upon;
fmniA f mitt!. The latter he pronounces
asbeine much more nutrftlous than
meat and contain
matlncr nrnhfirtiea t
ariv feirtd.1 As i a' Droof lie Cites
diansof thfoot hula that line1 the
Andes, who thoPflh surrounded , by
birds an4 same of all kinds, eldom
taste animal food, but contentLtnem
selres with a purely vegetable diet.:!
' a a Anr rennblio becomes more dena
Iy populated this food problem will an-
nnaiiv nsaume more serious proper
Mnna. Wft are a "meat-eating" people,"
for animal food is seen on the tables of
most of our citizens at every .meal.
Thus It may justly be said that we at
mnrfl mtvtt than is actuallv gooa fat US.
number, of catttei wMctt &t& annually
slauehtered in this country, and ,that
" . . . ; -a . " a i M ' a. X :
More than.1 $400)00 worth of Corn
stock ore is now. taken out monthly.
There has been told in Key WestFla-
.this year $84,t)0p1 wortbof sponge.
There is a hvelr old eentleman in
ieorgetown, D. C, aged 100, who never
used liquor or tooacoo in nis life.
;. , It is 1 estimated that from Colorado
mines will come about in one-half of
all the lead produced in the country
thisyear. ; . ' ' ' '.. ';" "
Baltimore is a growing city: In the
last ten years the number of its manu
facturing, establishments has increased
from 2,759 to 4,185, tbenumber of hands
employed from S3.182 to 7440, and the
amount of capital invested from $26,
000,000 to $37,000,000.
A very intelligentfady in San Fran
cisco, being'asked'wnat she considered
the cause of the looseness of the mar-riage-tie
and frequency of divorce in
California, replied: The power of
money, that extinguishes true affection,
sentiment, sense of justice, and chas
tity." "I'd laugh, if I should fall and break
my neclC jestingly remarked James
Maloney, of Tappan, HV Y while in
the act of . descending from a tall pear
tree., The next moment he lay , upon
the ground with his neck broken.
The New York. Herald says; Rock
away Beach this season swarms with
gamblers, blacklegs and swindlers.
They flourish, too, without molestation.
They are like sharks ever on the hunt
for victims. They watch the exuber
ant country people and pic-nic parties
as they come by boat and tram, and
fleece all who are simple enough to
listen to them.
How railway construction helps to
develop both tbe mining and tbe man
ufacturing industries of a new country
is illustrated in the establishment of
the Sonth Pueblo Steel Works in Colo
rado, at a cost of upward of $1,000,000.
The capacity of these works foT the
first year is 30,000 steel rails, and these
are already contracted for with the
Denver and Kio Grande nauway com
pany for its extensions. The iron mines
of that region will furnish the needed
ore.
A society for tbe promotion of mar
riage was started two years ago in Cin
cinnati. An inaugural pic-nic was
given, and one of tbe ceremonies was
the marriage of James MeHugh and
Belle Walker. The society died quietly
soon afterward. Its memory has now
been revived by the brutal murder of
Mrs. MeHugh by her husband.
AD
As tbe season will soon be over lor summer goods
we are offering some decided drives in
thai crass otooda. .
OUB ENTERS STOCK 0
Light Imported Hosiery,
For ladies and Bosses, at cost Also
LISLE AND LACE GLOVES
And our entire stock ef
; Light Sommer Wool Dress Goods.
ALL WOOL PLAIN BLACK BUOTlRQS, lot
; LACK BUNTESQS, in cream and black, la '
IMP0BTXD ALL WOOL LACB BUNTINGS,
In pinks, creams and blues, at 25c.
We wUl nave in a day or two another large line of
6Ae Lawns, 5c Calicoes, and Hoop Skirts.
' Can and see our line of '
Noingham Laces,
LAITKT mtTTING, CBKT0SNI5,
And evttrrthlngln the ihpuse furnishing Una.
Mosquito Canopies, in Pink and White
A large lot bL , ,
rms SHOES, kvkbt paib WAKSAKTXTJ.
Ton wUl always find in our stock a - h&ndsoms va
rtetyof goodato jelMttrsa, - r
Special AttentionlOTto Orders. -
auge
HABGRAVES & WILHELM.
iii mm
mm mw
I I I
M 1st, 18811
CS- JZ H 3
WILL SUCH INDUCSSOCNTS BE GIVEN IN
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
AS ABE NOW OlfKBED BY
ILo IBipimg(Bff BifDo9
FOR CASH ONLY!
OUR $15.00 AND 016.50 SUITS f Ott.. . . . .' $12.50 OUB
14.U0 " " 10.00 1 "
9.00 AND $10.00 SUITS FOR $7.50
8.00 44 9.00 " 6.00
THE BIGGEST BARGAINS SVEB GIVEN IN
iliii's, and Youths Clothing.
CALL EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS.
C 7
u - a
more aciuai dioou-
harr animal food of
the In-
Traffic lu Froar,
In spite of the prejudice existing
against irogs i?g-eituugsays me .DOS-
ton uojnm&xuai wiuetrn, nas now es-
ta,uisuea itseit nrmiy as an American
institution, fox a time it was con
fined to the Eastern States, but soon
the hardy Westerner succumbed to the
custom of effete Europe, and Chicago
and San rancisco are as. deeply in the
mud as Boston and New York are in
the mire. At Elgin, III, there is a man
who, found it so profitable that he went
into the business, a few years since, of
raising a peculiar kind of frog for the
Western markets, While here in many.
cases . mey are sola unaer nctiuous
nrgea, It is said that in the West they
are served up as iriea frogs. A con
siderable improvement has taken place
in this trade reoently, and a dealer says
tnere is a gooa aemana ior au mat can
be secured. Many restaurants and most
of the hotels have the delicacy, though
not on the regular bill of fare, only
served to order. A large part of the
frogs sold here are native, but there is
a serious competition on the part of the
Canadian article, m Canada the- busi
ness is conducted on a large scale, and ;
the industry, which lately received Con
siderable encouragement by the in
creased demanoY is at present- very
promising. Numbers of bo vs. who have
become quite expert, spear the frogs in
the country ponds and streams, and sell
them in the citv to the commission
dealers, from whom they receive five to
ten cents a dozen. ' The commission i
men skin, pack in ice. and shin them td
the northern and western bitiesV where
the delicious tidbits1 bring them a hand
some profit. In Boston frees are fcbld
generally ey ne acaen, ana wingirom
twenty to fifty cents according to
quality. As the demand increases, the
business will furnish Ouite 'a ' source of
rural Income. The subject of -canning.
frogs is now being talked or,; ana efforts
are Joeing made td discover a ood pro-'
cess for this purpose.
: : ;
Tli midland Survey,
The survey of the Midland North
Carolina Railroad, aavs the Fittsboro
Reqord is.nerlj iinished CoLGard-
jier s party nave. survey ea one nunarea
miles of the route from GoldsborO to
Marley's mills, twenty miles west of
this Dlace. and ; Cant. Cain's party are
surveying from .Salisbury, in this, direi
.tion, and will prpbatilyj complete their
task this week, C6L Gardner, with his
-'".- k -V. .1 ".ai A ,4 ' I av .
corps or (Surveyors, aiier leaving nere
last week, followed the course of tbd
old stacre road, in the direction of Ashe-
boro, but he soon ascertained that this
route would be, too costly, v so after ,arr
riving at Marley's mills oust in the;edge.
of Randolph county) he, started upo
:his return to this place, .runninsa new.
line on the northern ide, .Hickory
Mountain, and arrive , Tuesday
n,ishu . This una rws about hair njgaue
north 0, Mnnew -a. ftuaua, urus&tx
Boclsy Uiver a mile north of Hackney's
mill and passes ithin ajew yards of
E'mmaus church, apd, . is pronounced by
Col. Gardner tone an excellent route,
on which there would not anywhere be
a cut deeper than ten feet. .This line
completely flanks Jlickory Mountain,
and is no longer in distance than ; the
old stage road that runs right over.thatr
elevationvWV : j ' 5
rr.i nardnftr and his assistant enen
n eer, Mr. ! J.Xatta, will remain ere ft
fewdaysengag.miAiajiAUKiUR:
estimates, after. bic.h they .wiUvWait
until about the-nrstof ? Ssptempei be?
tnrtk hbrntihlna ia kcale the route nnon
which the rAtM,50atr.nctea.:
Mr. lleat Infonped a nwntb -aga that
ho whnirT. ' Knild the road and have the
ca.ra running fropi;allbttr tola
boro in less than eighteen mon.thsnWt
OF
pipimig stumafl .DmnmimiKBir (BK0D(fll2
WE NOW OFIEtt THE REMAINDER OF OUB 8PRING AND StJ JMER GOOI S
THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY GOOD CLOTHING. CHEAP IS NOW WITfflN YOUR REACH.
THIS IS A POSITIVE FACT
t
ty-OUB PREPARATIONS FOR FALL DEMAND A CLEARANCE OF THE GOODS NOW OFFERED
0 sin g
Out ill
Goods !
if Ml IBIBlLftW COOT
JElLn A & (D (ID ffll IE KT,
beckett & Mcdowell, -
ENGINEERS, IRON FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS,
SITUATIOII vanted;--
e a -wnfr a an "trr
j A15 J3AVXXVVr K- i I A COLORED FBINTKB, of lttyea WW
,4 : TJTI7t i h A mt. & .tMiw. Huntt(m. Cru "make np"
r a . ji js n . . - - J. "7Tir -mnMpn t to take
- i vvoi, -:- r. :
cnarge 01 me mecaanicai ueyariniou vi " .
papers win wora vcrr cneap aurwg ui ww.
I Care Qbservoi. Charlotte, NVC'
CANTALOUPES AND TOMATOES,
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Address.
yast extent of land required to support
tbeai cattle maj be estimatedThe
time rrtrllVcome wh"?n Ms(iand cannpt
be snare afttfthe" price- oivmeat' will
reach far beyond 4he .eans,rt ; the
t)oot: ana wnen was ume aoes come
animal iwu o-wwur. . v vm
' out jtablesK4 tt;o;o.;.thjQ ol
Europe.! ry- 1 :W.r.v "1 '0.
Meanwhile, if the Colombian philoso
ppr Is correct In his deductions, we.
' h..init nf Imur and arbnchlal dlae&aea
theliveria often- iaiWj-JS!0.
Mi a hepatte ierfftlaiT toefc
lectins eoreof the JpMt V, Wttatihnt of
SAtoaeaaet I preecrih -iimijioTJLjivflS Be-alator
nnpiM bj 4 1L ZeOla' Co., .wlli entire tatla
Kn i t ,nd that if sot saJldW- bat eflectaattr
4-i;igiil4tttte'ecrefloos of the uver,: totaatb
and bowela, . . 1 BiwnMBun.
I'-jti 1
Owenaboro, Kr.
MANUFACTDKEPS OF
ery.
CONTRACT FOB CONSTBUCTIONE
The manufacrurera of the CHBNrPOBI VKvTSrt a"
iim tiiiuni-e mit mannfaoturet of agricultural, engbi apt tfd wlu an .antoiaaiM rtg !,r"'i?r.
challange
aug3
- enn . r wvTu ,.. k. AW Thu anfffnAa Mini A. B ana -KO0t wu.
JOHITG. !T0UUG, Agent, College street, bet. Trade ana j utn, unariow?, a, v-
VTHEfATTENTION
Of the trade generally, and alo tbe eonstnner,la
called to onrapeeial brands of saleable and staple
Smoking "ftbaecwSirttng-Bill, Durham Long
Cuts and Bival Dorham to which we an now
Aitna f,,ii iiMrf thiviatMf atrlee of the moot
TobMOOs that noothe nvian favorers en na
Onr salesmen will make Tegular H?e JQurlotte
ud tne traae eiau gooa wnnawm- "?K5 r
UsoUolted.. : HJPOGUE,
BRICK '. BRICK! ! .
rpHK onderslKned wspecnnuj JSr
X that they have engaged In the brk imaumn,
and are now naamc "op JSZZZ? WYhlT
made brick. Ithey have In eonnectloa wUhthelr
ranlmproved Compress MAehlnehy which
thev make Preeaed Brick eqatf to tbe Richmond
brnyonedeelrlng to bull will find it to
their interest to give as eaU before hiMtag
elsewhere. -- - 6 ,EL ltVBAMSEUB.
mar8 dse- - T. C ALLlSONr
,7 -..1 Charlotte, K. C
-HONEST 7
Twist ehewJng Tit-acco
Beware of ImBaUon j"?
eompanled with oar MHeneet V eopy? Medianei
hichwUl be lound on bead ofeTerbo
Hannfaetaredonlr by .BOWN A-BBO.,
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