DcOy, one VM,ov&d$n aaicm. . t
$8 00
Six months.
4.00
I..-.. 2.00
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, IfBMKLT MD1T10&:
WMUVummtff),nUmim ......$2 00
cu entity; Aatfutt ...V.V;...; a.io
?. -VW.v.....,.,..;1.05
-U 5 I '-s5 r:- ;
We are now receiving our New Fall Good. Among
tbe goods already received will be found
HOQPSXIRTS
BUSTLES, "
BASKET FLANNELS,
GLOVES,
AND A BE 1UTIFUL LINE Of
Indies' and MissesnHosiefy.
We will have in a few days a splendid Block of
, - - ' ' i i ' . :
EVERYTHING
usually found In a dry goods. establishment All
are Invited to come and see as.
Alexander 4 Harris.
seplO
$o0ts ana 3Uots
1
We are dally receiTlng oar
FALLS WHITER STOCK
which will be more complete than ever before
and comprises the -
LADIES', MISSES', CHILDRENS,'
GENTS', B01S. AMD YOUTHS'
FINE BOOTS! SHOES
A SPECIALTY.
Lower grades all (roods In our line in variety and
. aupncea.
' FULL STOCK
Stetson aildl Otter Hats.
A PRETTY LINE
TRUNKS, VALISES AND SATCHELS
ALL SIZBS AND BRICKS.
Call and see ne .' , '.''.".
PEGRAM & CO.
nunoa aosra. -
Paujgay 1581
N045,
Daily t
Lv. Charlotte,
" A-L. Depot ,
" " Junrt
" Sallsbmy,
Arr.Qreensboro
Lv.Oreensboro
Arr.Balelgh
Lv. '
Arr. Ooldsboro'
Lv. Greensboro
for Richmond
Lv. Danville ;
" N. Danvfllo
" Barksdale
" Drak'iBr'ch
" Jeterevllls '
4rr. Tomahawk
Atr.ieue'laje
Lv. " ts r . .
Arr.Manchester
Arr. Richmond
6.16 AM
4,16 pm
8.56 AH
8,09 Aw
7.57
&18 nt
8.21V
.60 Aw
1.40 tvj
forBlch
m'adonly' 1.4rMf
4.00 ru
8.2S
iaar
11181? AM
1027 AM
10 68 AX
11.88 tMt
12.01 TM
12.87 1
1.20 PM
pw
2.2 tn
B.V!U
10
8.51' Pm!.
4.2 PM
4
4.18 FM
4.88 pm
4.18 Wl
4.45 AM
7.28 AM
TBixra some soota.
DiUcMay 15 S0
Na42
Dally.
Na48
Daily.'
Ko.50
Lv. Richmond
" BurkevlUe
frr. N. Danville
Lv. " "
Danville
Arr. Greensboro
Lv.
" Salisbury
ia45 pm
12.00
2.25
2.43 pm!
200 AMI
0.05 PM
7.25
7.27
6,18 PM
9.26 AM
9.81 AM
lLlfl AM
"ai7PM
8.87 PM
10.88 PM
Arr. A-L. Junction
12.45 fmi
12.1&AM
" unanotte
Lv. Richmond
" Jetersvllle
Danville
' Benaja
' Greensboro
" Salisbury
frr. A-L. Junction
Lv. " "
Arr. Charlotte
1.00 FMl 12.20 AMI
2.55 pm
4-41 pm
A.07 PM
7.25 PM
7.51
8.
55
-9.27 PM
11.05 pm
12.29 am
12.80 AM
uia mitifCH.
NO, 48 Dally, except Sunday
.1 '!':!..'.?
V Greensboro..
9.40 PM
Arrive Salem .vvAi....iA..lL40 PM
' J0 47 Dally, exoept Sunday.
Leave Ralirf ' - 1 -
1 onfVJ
AmvesOeeii8boJr5bW,?...wf,,9.00 AM
Ka:42-4aUrixaept Saaday. u i
rrlves BaJem. 11.80 A
.hlmlt.ed "u11 Nos. 49 and 50 will only make,
snort stoppages at points named on tad schedule.
Passengers taking trauV49 Irony Charlotte will
get aboard at the H. & D. R. B. depot This train
i6 lo oonaeaOott at aeoooro for Balertgh,
2?P ltween Charlotte and -lchmood, and b
fmgat 6renAbdrd with Salem Branch (Sum'
Zceptd ' .TFiT'iTT
'vsencer' tralnsRos, 42 and 43 makaaU loeat :
gopa pejfeea , Charlotte and- Uctamond exeept
""SJ Jd Jamestown v fj f
bo- W(pt. ltt 9riMft atGfa-
Sen.' Pais, and Ticket -
81
Fall 6 Winter
881
mmm
Agent, t'
Ichmortd.Ya, :
may 18
. SUchmoodl
mmm
i'
VOL. XXVI.
WE HAVE
The best assortment of wraps for ladies In the
city, embracing
DOLMANS
In light-weight material of the finest texture, from
l0to35;
Ulsters, Ulsterettes,
AND
WALKING" JACKETS.
These goods were bought for less than It cost to
manufacture them, and an inspection will
convince you that we offer the trade the
advantage of the low purchase.
Our Fall Stock is Now Complete,
And our friends are Invited to give us a call.
T. L Seirie k Co.
sep!8
PERRVDAUIS'
PMJ ILLER
ZS A FUBXLT TXQETABLE REMEDY
ForEmiaFil.tndEITIEirALIJte,
A war awl Bpeedy: care for Sore
TbroiCton43oll0, IWphthcrU,
ilmaniiettrDysenteryCramp8,
Cholera, Sunimer 3omplalnt, Sick
Heaaache,NetiraljKbeninatlsi.
Braises; Cats. Sorains. fete. , r 7
Perfectly tqfetawvadernatty or edernalfoi,,n& '
certain to afford relief! No family can afford ta
PERRY DAVI8 ft
60N,Propr1etoriS
- ProvMenoe, R. I
sspt ddnw sept A oct.
f "li'l
r..-, V. n-w .1.- fft-'
i';-- i, IMDOR8ED:aTi3uJA :-;
PHYSICIANS,' CLERGYMEN. AND
THE GREATEST UEDICAL
TRtllLlPH QF-THE AGE?
TORPID LIVER.
: tjose of apTte,lTaasa,boirela costire,
fsUn in theHead,with a dtOI sensation in
. the back Dart. Fain under the shoulder
blede, fullness after eatings with a dlain-
clination to exertion
01 poay or puna.
' Irritability of temper. Low splrtta, iJois
of memory, with a feeling of haying neg
leeted some duty, weariness, Disslness,
lettering of the Heart, Dote before the
Hi J M L- - tT L
eyes. Yellow Bkin, Headache. BesQeSs
ness at night, highly colored tJrine.
it thxsx wjJurnrGS abeuvhzxded,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TUTT'S FILLS are espeeially adapted to
neb. eases,one dose effects suehaehanga
of feeling; as to sstonlsli the sufferer. --
They lBMee the Appetlt, and okble the ,
body W ma Tlmb, lhthPsytt s '
uiWRana ay uieurawase as sonaq am ,
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Qbat Haib or Whiskebs changed to a Oiasr :
Bbacx by a single application of this Dyk. It
Imparts a natural color, acta Inatantaneoasly.
, SoM'fcy Druggists, or sat by sxprsss on rscaipt of 1. .
Otnco."35 Murray 8t.. New York.
Tvtt auiiii r 'unth larmsatm saa
H CMiata wU h auOM SU aa afUttoa.f
lbyi8deodawi- j! - '- -! -' f ;
Tfattaai sag
rifit
1- loresTon
Nw,4 FuatoasbU. . SoU .
C5 0 1 0Tn ft 7v ita at Rimi A
boitla.
All Farmers. Mothers. Businaaa Man.
S2
(ta, yottca bainWiraratad aad cured by estotl
fi'lf
SBPaS"--" 'W 3" 1 . -,.
9l4MilktlrlH
w I 1 ' i '
aiii
-ItyoM ara wasting
!TSawsistmc away with Consumption, Iii-4
tiipation or any wealtnass, you will find rarttrsi
Gtsm Tonic the ereatast Blood FerttorandUel
hBsst Health StrsagtlBssterep waCaalJsH
Pandfiursuperiovto Bitters and plher Tonics, SA ttl
kboUds up the system, but pever iBtosuatSSV J?j
ct. J x siras. . H'?la2S12i3W
fe-'J
Paaarai
rBAIaQAZX
PimaUBaUasst
BstlmsCnha, -
SITUATION WANTED.
LOEED PBJJTTSB. of Hz yean cxperl
raata a steady situation, Can roafee up?
rt run a press and Is competeat Jo takg
t Of the meohanftal dapartmpnt of a news"
paper,
narreei toe ueonanioai danartment
a per. Will work wart ohaaa dmins' tne anrnmai-
mmesv
CatObHrveTtTbalotM,
J I i ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' . . i i" j i - f . - .
gB ggJOS, C&ljfJdtlttUfl. Set.
J. . : "v1 i - - ii . v.;aui.'J.v
C1IAELOTTE, N. C, SUM)ATV SEPTEMBER 18, 1881.
1TE3IS OF INTEREST.
S. E. Callahan, of Mecklenburg, Va
has a 8 talk of corn bearing thirty-one
kuou cars, xwency-nme will average
vtci i.uur mcnes in lenguL
The Bradford, Pa, oil field shows a
steady decrease in the rate of produc
tion. There will be a big rise in crude
peiroieum next year 11 new territory is
not aeYeiopea.
The Ohio river has pretty nearly
ueoseu to ue. a,x, jriccsDurg tners is
but ten inches of water, at Cincinnati
iwenry-rour, and at Evansville but
imrcy inches.
A fund of $50,000 for J,he relief of
the persecuted Jews who will arrive in
New York from Russia at an early
"J 1 o w uu imacu uy Luc JOWISU Cltl
zens otNew York. -; : !(,:
The distance from St. Louis to the
moucn or the Mississiddi is 1300 miles.
the fall is 408 feet at high water and
309 at low water. The fall at high
water is 0.31 feet per mile, and at low
water 0.28.
jx. woman wno aressea nerseii in
men s ciotnes ana went, into the army
during the war, so that she could be
with her husband, and who was
wounded in the service, has just re
ceived $600 in pension arrears at St.
LiOUlS. -
A rich Catalan capitalist, long resi
dent In Cuba, died there recently, and
is reported to have left his fortune of
$12,000,000 to be divided among four
negroes, formerly his slaves, who once
oavou uia uio irum a wiiucat. Wmie D6
wa3 out hunting.
The danger of marrying a strong
minueu woman was musiraceu in Wis
consin, where a woman got after her
husband for being in a saloon. He took
to flight, and ran into a deep well to
escape her. Death claimed him for his
own.
A new but exceedingly proper pun
ishment for brutes convicted of assault
on a woman is now being put in force
by the Canadian authorities. Persons
convicted of this crime are now, in ad-
muon to terms 01 lmDnsonment. sub
ject to a dose of the cat-o' nine-tails
every ten days.
The Massachusetts Railroad flnmmis-
sioners' reports for 1880, just published,
show that the nine railroads terminat
ing in Boston carried last year over
34,500,000 passengers, of whom 24,000,000
were through passengers to and from
Boston, at 7,500,000 were season ticket
passengers. ,
Cocoanut growing is becominc an
important industry in Florida. Chas.
Maloney has a plantation of several
thousand trees on Stoek Island. J. V.
Harris, of Key West, has about 7.000
trees, E. O. Lock about 10,000, and Lieu
tenant-Governor Bethel is having an
extensive grove of cocoanut trees plant
ed. Senator-elect Warner Miller is auoted
as lately writing to a merchant in Au
gusta, Ga.: Ml assure you the South
will never have cause to regret that I
am in the Senate. I prefer to devote
myself to the development of the un
bounded resources of our common
country. I hope the South will not lag
behind the North m this work. I know
that your thriving city of Augusta will
not"
A Poaaible Extradition Csaae
It has been asserted bv Dersohs
learned in the law that Giteau could
not be tried for murder should the
President die in New Jersey. This
point has often been raised, and, in the
absence of statutory provision to .the
contrary, it has been held by the courts
that where the fatal blow was struck
in one jurisdiction and the victim died
in another jurisdiction, no indictment
would lie m either State. It happens.
however, that New Jersey has, by an
act passed in 1877, provided fortius
contingency, and no matter where tbe
murderous act was committed, the
murderer can be tried in the-couhty
where the death of the victim occurred
The. only difficulty in the way would
be the extradition of tbe prisoner from'
the District of Columbia and should .
there unhappily be any occasion for ta
king Guiteau to New Jersey for trial,-
no doubt the decisions of the5 r courts t
which would have protected him fromi
indictment in that state prior to the
passage of the act of 1877, will be cited
to show that he cannot be removed to
a foreign jurisdiction to answer for an
offense committed in the district.
A Commendable Example.
Bateigh News and Observer.
A friend informs us that Mr. James
H.:Euffln, son of Judge Ruffin, of the
Supreme Court of this State, after grad
uating at the last commencement, with
high distinction, at tbe University o
JNorth Carolina, desiring to perfect him
self in the practical knowledge of ma
chinery and the details of cotton manu
facturing, has pulled off bis coat and
gone to work in the factory of the
Messrs. Fries, at Salem. We commend
his example to onr young men. , Mr.
George G. Lobdell, the great car-wheel
manufacturer of Wilmington, Dela
ware, worth at least a million of dol
lars, made his son; after studying me
chanical engineering in this country
and in Germany, go through his factory
as a workman, as Mr. Ruffin is doing.
There will be a great demand for skill
ed managers in the factories of the
South, and we will be glad to, see moire
of our educated boys; , toateid qf crowd
ing the professions of law and medicine
and politics, devoting themselves to the
important and .lucrative business of
manufacturing, , , - -
i.j. . S) SS Snu.i..V-.
- Deserted,
Concord Son.
Charlie Means, a well to do man, left
his wife and. .children a few days ago,
leaving with bis wife $10 "which he
told her ta use as. she pleased. He sold
his land and crop for several hundred
dollars and took , his horse' and spring
wagon ana put on. saying ne would re
turn soon';- Wbnf last heard frOmhe'
was in Virginia and said he' waa cbihtf
ta Kentucky, ' Seteyal jglv rumors are
afloat poneefn'ihg' his conduct, but no
one can definitely . state the faotg, : He
leaves bis wife ani children totally de
pendent upon friends for a living;1 - Hie
wife Is a gbod ladyf and her condition 1
is mucn aepiorea praii who Know or
hor lonelv condition."' We hone for Che
sake of the family that' this rumor may
1 & 4 1 a i. .
f- tu't ; --t -j f - - . .
Awhile ago, said Mrfc ltf.Jkan, 61Ltneora
street Worcester: Vaii!.-oi W in vfibifMn'
the Benin BfjdfcB tolne eiy higijy 6lSt7aM
Ou.. I resolved to-by-ifc en iny-MtlertftTand I
mns'teanftssthat l was" surprised at tlMiesalta,'
ahdlprestatte'wtemiflii an4t6nffdnQ aijoke aboutifcf r
wralna aadalll)cdtt!aInjL4. Jseertattuy a
wonderful remedy,, ard I canu highly recommend
-gf 9".' 5;!'
t . aaja
f. MADE FBOMHABMXESS' MATEBIILS and
adapted to the needs of -fading and falling hair
Parker's Hair Balsam has taaen the first rank as
an elegant and reliable hair restoraUre.
CCITEAV BEnoVED TO ANOTHER
CELL,
Being' a "Gentleman," . Be Enter a
proteeu ; '
Special i& the Baluniqre Pun. . "
iv abuxdiu auj!,, .pay w, . a.. UUlieau IS
how in a cell .in another wing of the
jail from whero he was when Sergeant
jQtiasun ixieu w auuub mm on ounday
night last. Notwithstanding his nar
row escape irom Mason's bullet he
stouuy oojectea to Derng moved. On
looking in his new quarters and. notic
ing that a new wall had been run up,
so that the soldiers on duty on the out
side of the jail could not practice any
more on him, he -stoutly objected to oc
cupying uie ceti, saying.
i "It is not a fit place for a gentleman
to be put in." , 7 ,
His objections? however, were not
considered, and soon the key was turn
ed on him. To the, deputy warden he
said, , ,'
"What famous or infamous man has
been a prisoner in this cell ?"
"Stone,4, the, colored, wife-murderer,"
was the answer.
"What bepame of him?? Guiteau
asked. :.!; " : . .
"He was hung, the deputy warden
replied, "right out ia that yard. His
execution made a big sensation, his
head having been pulled off his body bv
the rope." l -
"I remember reading of it," Guiteau
answered, "but I never supposed at the
time that I would be the next man to
occupy his cell. There seems to be an
unpleasant history connected with all
of the cells."
wun tne next cell to vou.'
"Excuse me, please,'' said Guiteau,
"but I would prefer not to hear it. I
have heard enough already. It makes
me sick."
-In speaking to the jail guard on duty
in his corridor, Guiteau said last night:
"I don't fear these attacks that people
are providing for me. God will protect
me and save me from injury from any
of them."
Then, getting into an inquisitive
mood, he asked,
"What do vou think will be donA
with me?"-
The guard answered : "My own opin
ion is that you will be killed bv some
one whether the President dies or not."
Uuiteau's only remark was. "I hope
not." '
"Owe No man Anything-."
Associate Reformed Presbyterian.
The Press and Banner of last
had a timely editorial titled, "Let no
man rorteit his integrity.
It will be good readiher for ev'ervbnd v
That man who makes' the payment of
his debts a matter of convenience and
who is not willing to suffer some self-
denial and sacrifices for the sake of
meeting his obligations is at heart dis
honest. His word and his plighted
honor go for nothing.
We endorse the words of truth and
soberness in the following paragraphs
irom me eaitonai reierrea to : G.
We fear that in extremities like these
some of our citizens mav be temnted
to act unfaithfully to themselves and
their families, and dishonestly to their
creditors. Every man who is true to
himself and true to his own family
must faithfully and punctually dis
charge as much as possible of his obli
gation to his merchant, even if it takes
the last pound of his cotton and the
last grain of his corn. Because of the
general distress of the country, let no
man deceive himself with the idea that
aisnonest act in appropriating to his
own use the goods which he has mort
gaged to the merchant will be excusa
ble or overlooked. No poor man can
afford to blot the character of a life
time, or stain the name of his family
for the sake of a bale of cotton or for
the value of a few bushels of corn. "A
good name is rather to be chosen than
great riches," and the poor man, as a
matter of business- cannot ruin his
credit for a paltrv sum. A noor man's
credit is of inestimable value to him,
and.without it he can do but little. A
Dag of cotton is of little moment in a
lie time. Act honestlv Snrrendf rlT
that you have 'promised, and ns nr tan
if necessary. Stand to your merchant
in tnis extremity, and even if he is un
able to help you again; your honest act
will inspire confidence in another, who
will appreciate the worthy act on your
part, and will be ready to help you
when help is needed. With us fall is!
OSt save honor. Let na tint nnw lnA
that. It M our only source of credit,
and Without credit we are rind one. T-r.
no man wtib deserts his crop, or leaves
it for the merchant to gather, again
hold up his head or lav fllaim tr hnm
esty. "Act well your part, there all the
honor jies,1 and from which action
springs all prosperity and happiness'.
A few pounds of cotton and a lew
DUBneis or corn are trash, when com
pared: to the value of a good name. The
rwn may afford to descend to a trick,
uuu uu poor man can afford to nave his
honor smirched. It is all ; that he has.
Even if a poor man have no pride of
real personal characteryas amatterof
policy, it is best to act honestly and pay
to 'the uttermost farthing. Let the
poor men of this country not ruin their
credit. 1 It is bad policy, to say nothing
of bad principles. The dishonest ac
tion of every man will he noted, and in
after years the dishonest man will be
brought to shame, while the man who
withstands the present temptation has
forever established an honorable re
cord, of which hia children's children
may well be proud. In a country like
this.no industrious, honest man will go
hungry, even though he be penniless,
nor will the seed of the righteous suffer
for food. Let the most discouraged
citizen gather his crop, and surrender
it. i Then he must work a little more
industriously, live a little more eco
nomically, and encourage" the hope
Wrhich prompts us to make the efforts
which finally secure a competency. Let
no man sacrifice hia honors or give up
to disgrace himself and his children for
the sake of a store bill. .There is no
mania Abbeville who cannot survive
the loss of a crop. Many have lost
much more than that, and still pre
served their good name. :
An Invalid Fashing- Threngh.
fitalesvMs Landmark. - " ':
at Charleston lady who has been
endina the summer -in J ASherille.
came down the road-yesterday rndrB
lug and went on home. A kinsman of
hers who lives here went over to the
train to see her. So far from tho" trhr
to-tne mountains improving ner, suae
lot 10p lbs. of fesh: dnringithe seaoniV
iWhen she left home aheweighed S50f 1
shadow, as it were. Actual ract.; jxq:
j.
A
i, jfl' CAST IRON YELLOWS. - M
. Men of endanmee bave ,heatthj .kidneys and
Uvex, NoacheainUiebaoavnopUea or constipa
tion? The cure for these diseases is Kidney Wort.
This great remedy keeps np the tone of the whole
hody by enabling the liver, bowels and kidneys to
perform their functions perfectly. Beth the liquid
and dry are sold by druggists, Pioneer Press. ,
Yes," answered the deputy warden,
there is a strange hlstorv. connected
py
Our new goods are nearly all In, and we will
take pleasure In showing them to everybody that
will favor ns with a can.
Our stock comprises a fall line of
SIXES
ELK3
CHOOBAHS
CATTNS
JHOODAHS
JATINS
SURAHS
UBAfia
AND
AND
CASHMERES
J1
ASEMEBES
In an colors, combinations, etc.
We have a beautiful one of
Brocade Silks and Satins.
HARGRAVES & WILHELM
sep!8
and
ArriviDg
A
Clothing.
A Full Line
A Full Line
Fall
somest Line of Neckwear ever exhibited
Call aLd see us before making your purchasas elsewhere, as it will save you Time and Money.
L. BERWANGER & BRO.,
Leading Clothiers and Tailors.
A handsome line of
Ladies, We Have Opened
pf the Most Desirable Styles
In Light-Weight Diagonals, Drab d'Ete, Cassimere, and other light-weight materials,
trimmed most elegantly in pa'smentariee, laces and fringes. Also,
jfflit-Coloml Do
We will offer this lot of goods at EXTEKMELT
Our stock is COMPLETS in every department. We invite attention to our new styles ol
Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods,
Ladies Cloaks, Shawls, Etc.,
of which we have made a specialty. Also, a large variety
and you will find prices to suit
BECKETT & MeDO WELL,
ENGINEERS, IRON FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS,
- , tr-MAKPTACTTJBEBS OF ii.:i';'r i"5 0 ,.v ' .bv:. ir.Crt-Ml
CONTHACT FOB CONSTBOCTIOr AND ERECTION OF MTrftNG MACHINERY OF EVERT DESCRIPTION AND LATEST DE3IGN8. ALSO,-MAKU-
'AGTORE AMD 8ELL AGRICULTURAL AND PORTABLE ENttlNES, SAW MILLS, to. 2&J&'J&-&.''-
The manQfactnrers of tbe CHALLSff GIB PORTABLE EHeiNl challenge the world to produce a better engine. To show their confidence in wfial hey
claim, they challenge any manufacturer
' - : ; J
.anea.,.
ijATJIEON:
if.
Of the Trade nnerallv. and else the eousmner. is
called U ear special brands of saleable and staple
omvajjig xapactes awaag mau jrnmam uong
Cats, and Rival -Poraam te wifeh we axe new
adsnag a full line of the latest styles vt ; most
staple grades of. Plug and Twist Teoacoos.; We
eaa. In a few weeks, eler iducements in Chewing
Tebaeces that ne ether manufacturers can eanaL
Oar salesmen will make regular trips te Charlotte,
and the trade of all good merchants is respectful
ly .elicited. E.apoee5rT
may? Durham; Kd
N0.: 3,902.
dS- 0) O ID) is
Oar stock of Dress Trimmings In
Sarahs, Satins, SUks, Pasmentry, Beaded Lace,
Beaded Fringe, Ornaments, Cords and Tas
sels, Cords, Buttons, etc,
Is the most corrplete ever offered In this market
A beautiful line of
HOSIERY, RIBBONS .AND GLOVES.
The latest Novelties in Neckwear.
Winter
DPailj in Large
Full Line of our Celebrated
of Boys' School Suits.
Gents' Furnishing Goods, and the hand
samples for garments to be made
iiiaiis
Adapted to the Fall Season.
LOW PBICE3.
They are handsome aud cheap, and
ready selling freely.
WAT f &0WSKY
the times.
of agricultural engines not fitted with an automatic eut-off, to a competlttve test at St
ienau or xaouteai.uoo. aa mav be daairad. Thmu onvinaB nm
OHKT G. YOUNG, Agent, College street,
e-i-L
if-
A GENERAL MEETING of the stockholders of
the Rabun Gap Short Line Railway Co. will be
held at the office of the Atlanta and Charlotte Alr
Llne Railway Company, in the JCity Jot CharltOe,
N, CL on the 25th of October, 1881,eA 16 o'clock
a. m., to consider an agreement; to eonselldate
this company with the Knoxville and Asgusta
Railway Company and the Clayton Railroad Co.
sep!4d49 . 8IIPWITH WILMEB,8ec'y
itujflt .grftttittfia
pas been thoroughly supplied wtth every needed
want, and won the latest stjfeiof Type; and every
ntanner of Job Printing can now be done with
neatness; dispatch ihdeheapne ss. " We canTaii"
nlsh at short notice, : ,- rr- i
BLANKS, BILL-BXADfl, - W t.
LETTEB-HEADS, CABQ3, '1'
TAflSL BECJ3PTA POSTERS, v ;
PBOQ1A1IM13, HAKDBILLS, .,
- PAMPHLETa; CTRCTJLAB3, CHECE3,&e.
Oar NEW irtuTWa at 5 and 7c are ver attraeuve
Our Windsor Bobe Pompadours are very pret
ty. All-wool Black Buatfnga t 15c Cre
, tonnes in endless variety. -
A beautiful stock: oi
CLOAKS, DOLMANS
WALKING JACKETS.
Glotli
Quantities.
Own Manufactured
in this State.
to order.
1 T
and Mots
worth your while to see.
Call early, as they are al
& MMJCl.
of Carpets and Blankets. Call
ELIAS & COHEN.
. ana a-iwn wouu.j.- .i -. :
bet. Trade aid FUtj
'VI
: -HONEST 7t
"A.
Twist Chewinff Ttet.
Beware of frnfiaHons.- None gwrlne'milesf e- '
com pan led wtth onr "Honest 7" eoprrlgbjad labelr.
which will be found on bead of CTery bot ,
Manrrfactund only BOWK BBOr- A-
feb20-2w - , - taeteH.a
-4 rv onnn. nTnabi aAamstressee
can
find
1UU steady employment by applytBs: Jo'.
aag28,dlw Trade St., 1 door above College,