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SVBS0BIPT10S RATES:
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j7kmmatt........ 2.60
Om rkmm. .. i ..t. ..... . 75
MMMKLX MMXtOS:
whr ( comhivx advatM. .;. . . .. .92.00
2.10
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hi
IS,
Are now opening a very larg and beautiful
stock of
DRESS GOODS
". V -aaaa
A tretaendooe stock at Table Linens, all gradea,
A large stock of Marseilles tdlts. All kinds or .
flannels Basket, Open and Plain. The .
bej atocfc-af .Carpets her ever bad.
- . ,
They are making i specialty of
IMB QXXTLKatgN xAND IOOIE3. THIS
They have Hoop Skirts. White Goods, Laoes,J(avf
broideries 01 an ainaa, and otner geoaa tar
numerous to menttoo. "
(PAXKKTXD (TO 13TB, 1876.)
Ask for a pair of the Foter Kid Gloves, the best
In the market.
Alexander & Hank
sep24
$00ts at) A &Uoz&
inter 1
We are dally receiving our
FALL & WHITER STOCK
iUIOi,
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which will be more complete than ever before
aydcemptlaejthe
LADOES', 1H8SXS', CHILDBXKS,'
GXNT8 BOIS AND YOUTHS'
FINE BOOTS1 SHOES
A SPECIALTY.
Lover grades all Roods in ear line
allprlcee.
FULL STOCK
in variety and
Stetson and Other Hats,
APRJTTY J4N?
-TRUNKS,' VALISES AND SATCHM
ALL SIZES AND RRICX&
Call and sea us.
PEGRAM & CO.
sepO
tlrJCTatOS,
I9aiss abate Mixsi
DataJKayLi'l
Lv. Charlotte,
- A-L. Depot
imtfti
" Salisbury.
Arr.Grsensboro '
Lv.GreeosbOT
Arr.Balalgi r-s
Lv. "
tr. ureensoera
for Btcamood
f.V.PMVlllO
If
Art1
Art, pelle lAax
ArrJtananMtflr
Arr. jyohmond-i
!4.4 Aj-7.28 AW
tmins woraa won.
DaUCay 1589;
No. 42
Dally.
WO. 48
Dally.
No. 50
Daily
Lv. Richmond. -"
Barkevtua,
Arr. N. panvUlw
itrr. GMeBsbora
ia46 ru
12.00 x
2.43 n
6.05 rw
ai8rwi
f.27
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8.8T
088 PW
OS AW
98 f
11.16
ft
SaUsbary
Arr. A-L. Junction
12.45 KW!
Charlotte .;
Lv. JOefainond i'
M letenvflle
" Dra?s P?ch
" Barkadale
" Danvulw
" Benaja
" Greensboro
"SaUsbary
14)0 ?wi
1220 AWl
2.65 F
f
4.41 i
6.Q7 PW
7.25 pw
. 7.51 PW
8.55 FX
9.7 PW
11.05 FX
12.26 AX
jibVao'Vx
rr. Cbarlofte -' I .''.'.'...,
tiXX BBAXCW. !
Na 48-Dally, apt Sunday.
Leave Greensboro..
...A 9.40 PW
.....1140 F
Arrive Salem.
Ha 4T-D4UJ.MPt Sunday,
Leave Saleas v Jw .......
Arrives Oreensboro...
7.80 AX
8.00 w
43-1, MtfDtSundar,
4V
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res wawnt;....,
881
Fall&W
881
Best
Brands
LatestStyles
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Re. 4tJ ' Ko. 49 W.48.
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4.06 ami 6.15 AW 4.16
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t g.03 aw -80 aw XCf
. 8.25 AX VO AW Slg,
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1 ii tl A RK PMl
Na 48-DaUy.
Vam 8alstt..,;.C;.......;' MO fJJ
r Arrive Graaaaboro... 70 r
- LtsoWed anils skM.at 60 wlU only wtak
short stoppages at point yarned oa the schedule.
Passengers taking train Ad front Charlotte will
get aboard at tbeB. AD.B. & depot This train,
makes Vwe eeaaeeaon at Grensttoro far R&leigk,
GoUaboro Newborn and a poima on Wumlng
ton k Weldon fiaUroad, -i' - -.y,
ir,-"-Trtr4'M X T and4S makl U Vocal
1 c
- ItHM Woaasbore, JsAand.Go Jsbr 4T
making eonneeUon wtta w. N.C. B at feaary
far AshavUla (Sundars exceDted). and alaoeoBr
neoaogal Greensboro anXh, sk Brahob (Bos) ,
Passenger trains Woe. 42 and 48 make aD loeal
stops- betweentluriott and Blefanyaya, wagept
waerr s awisparg,MMHW wwa tvnmomtt w
woods
I and Jamaatown.
wo. 43 eowvflU
BtaewBsasaawsV
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VOL. XXVI.
8rg ggxtgy EIjcttMttfr A-t;
WE HAVE
The beat assortment of wraps for ladles in the
city, embracing
DOLMANS
In light weight material of the nnest texture, front
$10to486;
Ulsters; Ufsterettes.
AXD '
-v WALKING JACKETS.
.
These. gds were bought for less than ft cost to
mannfactore them, and an Inspection will
conTlnee yon that we offer the trade the
advantage of the low purchase.
Our Fall Stock is Now Complete,
And oar friends are Invited to give as a call.
T. L SeMe & Co.
sepl8
UlLLER
(8 A PUBELY VEGETABLE fiBlAEpY
far XXTEBHA and EXTE&WAL Uso.
baa Mr fniUd wlmn used
"bottle, and la vrftcil toft
.A HVUE VVVLK lot
! Thiraas. Canada.
Utr' xai' DTaaterTft Cxvuaps.
irff lS-THK BESTjrewiedr
Itlfbmm fur KeaJiMkieH.
JUBIBMVaiADK. It
Brt eCiitaj Pyrahaa, Sever Baoraa, eta.
PscraMtVflawCeiPk kHV,d- U fact of aS
ataaaas wsntm t.HWUM-1
- arwar as-naae ana
ip. La41j wkh
be wfthoot fhii
Its Moo brin.
aU.a&d tt fffl snnuaUy aara
1 4te 4i Aoctora biUa.
L Aaftl at Aa. fcOa, an4 1 a b.ttit.
l IRKY DAV tOMrevldnce,R.I.
. . . . roprfeora .
Sept. 22-12t -J J-.iC.
lalDODSKD'OY' -Ak
THE GREATEST r.lEDlCAL
TRIUf jPH OF AGE.
SYMPTOM Or A
TOI7P1D LIVER.
Xaof sptottto JT4na4a.bovels oewtrvyi
Pain In theHead.wita a dt
TTTHiaWAjurnrQsiTaTnrHiiDii),
" JERIOUJ DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
r ' TtTTTt FILL! are espeeiaUy adaptad to
oAeas .on de-ireeta swabaehangw
of fUag as to assonlsn tb suirarcr
ms
lb APtlt. and saat the
and by thil?fia AMtwsibatb
kJ t, tgaativo Onau, Umgulmr aJa arepro-
aaaa.-- ;rnea j ania. aaairamy wmm, m. m .
TDTIPS rlAIR;;DYE,
CraATiH.
wWnnrru ehanvad ta a OlASSY
ippiicauon or tnis vtb' it,
Cologne jKS?
law
a.Uacbaa-1 .
W fcc whoara tirad out by wone or rjJi"J
yow can PvtBviryapgjq-iX!'- ' '
rt J tji.XaiaT.Wltk
nfTnll
ast IfaalthAltreM?Z"f
Uod farMoariarto Bittaw 4 ether Toalo as a
bailda a rsytt, tut-aaf ,
;et. aad i
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yaUiftWns
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SLJIllj!a5sBjSWi.,
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aiaensationiii
tha haek parwi'ain under Vh snotuaer-
iotd soma gr. yearioefi. Otsaaoii.
jffifewufo ih Heart, lioii before the
naaaat alaliL hicUr colored Urlna.
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CHARLOTTE
OBSERVATIONS.
To tell a good onion: Hire your best girl to eat
it raw. u tne onion is good your stay win oe snort.
Contempt of court: A Texas Juryman snored so
loud In the jury box that he woke the Judge from
a sound nap and was promptly fined for contempt
oi coon. Detroit nee rreas.
The French are gaining ground rapidly In To
ms, une regiment nas Dune a three nunarea men.
Texas sinings.
Brattleboro man: "Do bankers ever go to heav
en t" Never heard Canada called by that name
Deiore. Boston eon.
"les,8tr,"ald Mr. Gallagher, "It was fanny
enougn to maze a aonxey maun, i laagaea au i
cried."
Scientists have discovered that the bee Is not
very busy after alL He la Just like some folks
always buzzing around getting a taste of the
sweets and enjoying himself. He finishes mak
ing honey In about six weeks, and loafs all the
rest of the summer.
Delmordco smoked thirty cigars a dy, black
ones, extra long, made especially for htm In Cuba.
Let us hope he has gene where smoking Is on
anown. .Boston Transcript.
Barly to bed and early to rise, Is good for the
sleeper but rough on the flies. Detroit ree Press.
When I marry again. 111 mate with a gray
haired widow, with stamps for a background.
Chrlatlancy.
STATE NEWS.
The recent freshets
other advance in the
stuffs in this section.
hare caused an
price of bread-
Raleigh News-Observer: Nearly 500
sets of equipments have been issued
from the State arsenal to. troops the
past week.
Shelby Aurora : There seems to be a
revival in the building business in this
place. The house carpenters are all
busy.
Ashboro Courier: Everything .wears
a life like appearance this week. The
rains produced a wonderful change.
The mills and factories and shops are
fairly whizzing.
We are not able as yet to give our
readers any reliable news from the rail
roads promised us. Occasionally we
learn from the Chatham Record that
the Midland surveyors are still in the
land of the living.
Commissioner McGehee is daily re
ceiving articles -for exhibition at At
lanta. The bulky ones are left at the
depots to be forwarded next week.
Mr. Chas. H. Jones,' who wits thrown
outtf his buggy about three miles from
Raleigh, at the Jeffries- place, last Fri
day, and sustained serious injuries,died
last niche. His funeral services will
be held at Ephesus church, in this
county.
Mayor J. F. Murrill, of Hickory, yes
terday sent the following telegram to
Governor Jarvis: "We have no mails
on this line, and would like to suspend
business during the funeral of the
President. When will it be ?" To this
the Governor at once replied by tele
graph, giving the day, Monday.
' Wilmington Star: "Father" McNa
mara, of whom our readers have heard
often, is capable of many surprises.
Me was unfrocked whilst in charge of
the Raleigh Catholic church by Bishop
Gibbons, now Archbishop. He turned
up in .New York two or three years ago
as the founder of the Irish Catholic
Church. Well, he has become a Bap
tist, was baptized by Rev. Dr. Fulton at
the Brooklyn rink, recently, then ap
peared at the pastors' conference and
made a short address.
Oar Troopa svt YorKUva.
Raleigh News-Observer.
Day by day the prospects grow bright
er for a splendid appearance of North
Carolina troops at the grand celebra
tion at Xorktown. Adjutant-General
Jones is in the city, engaged in making
definite arrangements for the appear
ance of the State Guard there. The
display will he in every respect credit
able to the State. The troops are being
admirably equipped, in a style not sur
passed in any State in the Union. An
abundance of tents have been secured
for our troops. The North Carolina
State Band is organized and uniformed
and will be one or the nnest in the
South. The transportation arrange
ments have been perfected. The State
appropriation will amply defray the
bulk of the expenses, to companies
the trip will be a comparatively inex
pensive one. In brief, everything points
to a fine parade of the State forces, and
a trp to historic Yorktown pleasant in
allVespegts.
Eact town ox community should
make it a matter of personal pride that
its company shall go in good style.
Troops from all the States will be pres
ent, and any defects or shortcomings
will be noticeable.
Thus far the following, companies
have reported to the Adjutant-General
as in readiness: to go to Xorktown :
Of the FJrst Regiment Raleigh
Light Infantry Goldboro Rifles, Or
ange Guards, Edgecombe Guards,
Washington Light Infantry. The
Newbern Grays, Elm City Riflemen
and Hamilton Guards are still in doubt
about going, but it is hoped will go.
The Kinston Rifles decline going.
Of the Second Regiment Fayette
ville Independent Light Infantry, La
Fayette Light Infantry, Wilmington
Light Infantry, Duplin Rifles, Hor
nets' Nest Riflemen and Anson Veter
ans have reported as ready to go. The
Charlotte Grays, Polk Rifles and An
son Guards decline going. -
Of the Third Regiment-The Win
ston Light , Infantry,. -Alfcermarle
Guards, Durham Light InfUy and
Rockinghani Guards' nave reported as
ready to go also a platoon of the Boan
oke' Light Infantryv The Henderson
Light Infantry .wtlpprobry gr. The
Guilford ray will iiat attend.
Of the- Second Battalion The Ire
dell Blues, Shoe Heel Rifles and the
Salisbtiryifles-hare-deported them
selves in readiness to go. The Cleve
land? Guards, 'and'7 the Southern Stars
will not attend. .
Thus .out of the thirty-ope .Infantry,
companies irtUjefiaard, nineteen (jemr
panies are certainly goifcg, and; proba-bly-three
others. The companies will
average thirty-six men each, and the
whole force will he from 700 to 800
men.
An Editor' Strange FrenenMwent t
There was something singularly pa
thetic in the death of Mr. W. B. Horner,
managing editor of the Pittsburg Com
meroial Gazette, heretofore mentioned
intheflfww. He was prostrated with
over work on Xhe day after Gen. Gar
field was shot, and he conceived the
idea that his fate was wrapped up in
that of the President. On Monday
night he heard the bells tolling and
knew that the event' which he regarded
as fatal to himself had come. He
grew rapidly worse snd died; on Wefl-
FROM HAIU&15S8 IiaTIWALS, arid
JSAVl Si needs of fading and Jngljajv
wnair Balsam has tacen the first yank as
aaalagant and reliable hair restorative. .
Metn.BumoSBrxt ilia with real pleas
ore that I add my testtinonyto toegreat vlrtaea l
rJwwMioini! aa a aneclfifl for neanVgia and
sick headache ! Such remedy to.a blesstaavand
In auflBrers should keep It ooband. ;
ijwi Cathedral street, Baiumore.
1 8oM by L. B. WBISTOa & CO.
N. 0., SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1881.
The income OF Iheer-Empress Eu
genie is J250,000a year.
There are streets called' Rue Lincoln
and Rue Washington in Paris. A Rue
Jefferson has been suggested.
The Virginia Chronicle savs that tha
shrinkage in the value of Comstock.t
shares, in me iast six years, is 9204,402,
704. f
According to the official statistics not
a woman over 30 years of age was mar
ried in Phiiadeipnia during the year of
grace 1880.
Mr. Edward Atkinson, of Boston, will
send Chinese beans for distribution at
the Atlanta exposition. An acre of
beans yields twenty-five gallons of oil.
During the last ten years the annual
production of buckwheat in the United
States has increased about 200,000
bushels. Barley has Increased 15,000,
000 bushels and rye 3,000,000 in the same
period.
A Mormon missionary informs the
press ihg&terevartlxio Irish men or wo
men among the Mormons. He did not
intend it, but he paid a just and high
tribute to the Lrish character. Phila
delphia Record.
The Duke of Hamilton intends to
raise the whole of the rents on the Is
land of Arran,. in Scotland. In some
cases the advance is several hundred
per cent. The Duke has recently lost
heavily on horse-racing, and his ten
ants will have to pay for his folly.
A paper published at St. Louis, where
the jail is crowded with murderers,
says of Crank Mason : "His only crime
was the discharge of fire-arms without
orders, for which, under the circum
stances, he ought to be cashiered as a
sergeant and immediately appointed a
lieutenant." - "
"I look forward with joy and hope to
the day when our brave people, one in
heart, one in their aspirations for free
dom and peace, shall see that the dark
ness through which we have traveled
was but a part of that stern but benefi
cent discipline by which the Great Dis
penser of events has been leading us on
to a higher and nobler national life."
James A. Garfield.
"A Prince of Breffny" is the title of
Mr. Thomas P. May's new novel, which
is in press and shortly to be published
by T. B. Peterson & Brothers, of Phila
delphia, Pa. The hero of this charming
book was a famous Irish soldier of for
tune and the first Spanish Governor of
Louisiana. The book has a clearly de
fined, healthful value, while the au
thor's power of narrative is remarka
ble, and the work will amply repay pe
rusal. A colored man living near Lowes
ville, Va., dream ped one night a short
time since that there was a snake in his
bed, and waking up proceeded to feel
fur his snakeship, when to his astonish
ment a serpent he found, and one which
showed his displeasure at being disturb
ed by biting the man. The snake was
hurled to the floor, where he proceeded
to bite a dog, and then escaped through
a cat-hole. The dog died, but the said
son of Ham, after drinking a pint of
whiskey, recovered.
Tbe ar field Fund Another Appeal
From Mr, Field.
Following quickly upon the shooting
of President Garfield on the 2nd of July
last, Mr. Cyrus W. Field came forward
with the suggestion mat the Chamber
of Commerce of New York should
raise a fund of $250,000 for the benefit
of the family of President Garfield.
should the wound terminate fatally. In
a few weeks nearly $160,000 were sub
scribed to the fund, mostly in New
York eity, though Chicago contributed
$10,009 and Philadelphia the same
amount. Of which nearly $155,000 was
paid in, of which $145,000 were devoted
to the purchase of $125,000 of Govern
ment four per cent, bonds. Tb,e tem
porary improvement in the condition
of the President then caused a cessa
tion of the contributions, but now that
the President is dead a new impetus
has been given to the soheme, and yes
terday $22,500 were subscribed, inclu
ding 8&00Q by the well known banking
firm of Brown Bros. & Co. The U. S.
Trust Company of New York, is the
custodian of the fund. Mr. Cyrus W.
Field publishes a card in the New
Y'ork Evening Post of yesterday, in
which he says that the four per-cent.
bonds recently purchased remain on de
posit with the United States Trust
? a. .4 a a v a a il . a . a .
in trust to Mrs. uarneia, me interest oi
which $5,000 a year will be paid to
her quarterly as long as she lives, and
at her death the amount will be equally
divided among the children of James
A, Garfield. There is a cash, balance,
independent of what was contributed
yesterday, of $1,318, which, with what
may be contributed hereafter,will be
applied in the same way. Mr. Field
adds the annexed touching appeal :
"Our dead President has no favors to
give, no honors to bestow. He can hot
be touched by the tokens of public sor
row, even by a whole nation following
at his bier. But there is a practical
way of showing respect for the dead by
kindness to the living. He i gone, hat
his wife and his children lve to, carry
through all their Hves the burden of
this great gorrof. Mrs. Garfield will
soon leave with the remains of her
late husband, who was lately at the
head of fifty millions of people, for her
distant home, widowed and desolate.
Only ones before has there' been any
thing so pathet ic in American history.
That the country will deal generously
with this stricken family,, we will not
doubt. But great bodies move slowly,
and it is long to wait. We have prefer
red to do something now; asking only
the privilege of , in this first flush of
grief, of BhQWiDjj pur sympathy in. a
practical, w, ay, and so, in some degree, if
we cannot soothe the hidden sorrow, of
relieving the anxieties that must press
upon that widowed mother's heart.
HOW EE PPT A STOjj TO IT,
Scapnlng a. St. Louis exohang reaently we no
ticed the following Item: Mr. Horace G. Wines la
one of the best known yourig railroad men iaSt
Loots. Kr. Wines says that some mouths ago
he was attacked with a pain In th side, which
finally settled into a severe pleurisy. He suffered
extreme pain, and tried- several camecues without
experiencing any benefit Finally, by: the advice
of several triendsf he gave the; St. Jacob OH a
teat, and found that It allayed: tbe patoreatly.;
Continuing Its use, he found the trouble complete
ly removed. Since then symptoms ox tbe pain
have appeared, but an; Immediate application f
St Jacobs. Oil put a stop to tt at aoa.! If is need
less to, say how great a value Mr. wiaes purs, on
Uils simple,' effectual and inexpensive remedy.
: -
V ; " uano cw'cocA wiTOV
'". iiy patients' derlvo marked1 'and decided ben-
bunk Mia iu tbe stamacn aua jwwaiaBaBnency.
andCOroSWhteh aw ail but syraptons at
dM900 digesaoavltuiti
vaiaaW Also valuable .tavWHounea. malaria
debility, monthly suffering. ; Jjw,eowWnta. and;
sick headache.
Ueblg CVs CeeaBef Toftljv
tlta-Ask for
Oaraaw goods are nearly all in, and we' wffl
take pleasure In showing them to everyWdy that
wOJ favor as with a call.
Oar stock comprises a full line of
SILKS
ILKS
QHOOBAHS CATIN8
JJtlOODAHS yj
utiks
STJBAHS AND StASHlfXKKS
UBAHS AND ASHMBBS
In all colors, combinations, etc.
We have a beautiful line of
Brocade Silks and Satins.
HARGRAVES & WILHELM.
aep!8
and
ArriviDg
A Full Line
Fall
Clothing.
A Full Line of Boys' School Suits.
13 A Full Line Gents' Furnishing Goods, and the hand
somest Line of Neckwear ever exhibited in this State.
Call and see us before making your purchases elsewhere, as it will save you Time and Money.
L. BERWANGER & BRO.,
Leading Clothiers and Tailors.
A handsome line of
(Dime fflnnonciDEcffl DI)D)Dmaiims
Of the Most Desirable Styles
In Light-Weight Diagonals, Drab d'Ete, Cassimere, and other light-weight materials,
trimmed most elegantly in pasmentaries, laces and fringes. Also,
Light-Colored Dolmans and Jackets
Adapted to the Fall Season.
We will offer this lot of goods at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. They are handsome and cheap, and worth your while to see. Call early, as they are al
ready selling freely.
Our stock ia COMPLETE in every department. We invite attention to onr new styles ot
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 the timet.
BECKETT & MeDOWELL,
ENGINEERS, IRON FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS,
COKTRaCT FOB CONSTRWOTON AND KRK7TIOH 07 MINirTO MAtBlNraY OF EVEBT EWtfTTOIf35?3?' " MAKU'
FACTUBX AND
Th uiiii(rtmn nf at f!TT iT.T.ais Aicfi ott
cuum, uey cnauoD
THE ATTENTION
Ottaa Trade geaetany, and alaa tbe eaaaoner, to
called to aurspeelal braadr ofv aaleabla aad staple
Smakmc Tabaacaa .aittlag BalL Boraasa Lang
Cuts and BrvU iirkam ta vrkleh we are naw
adalag a full Una of-Vha latest atylas of tha moat
toalagradesofiftaglkaA- Twist Tobaccos. We
caa, ia a few weeks, afar IdueenMBta In Chewing
Tobaccos that a other maaufactnrars can equal.
Oat salesmen will make regular trips ta Cnarlotta,
tha trAu nf arro mtrriata la rMMfn.
iaiHs)4 ir . - - w arr TMnrrm .
. aMgnamo
augs JOHN G:TOUNu, Agent, College Street, oeu xrauo auum, kju,!.
' 7 '
NO?3S908.
23r n
Oar stock of Dress Trimmings in ' -Sarahs,
Satins, Silks, Pasmentry, Beaded Lace,
i Beaded Fringe, Omanents, Cords and Tas
sels, Cordai Buttons, etc.,
i
Is the most comfctetaever offered in this market
, A beautiful line of
K.
HOSIERY, IBiSONS AND GLOVES.
The latest Novelties In Neckwear.
srrxT-r
Winter
DDaily in Large
of our Celebrated
samples for garments to be made
Ladies, We Have Opened
rO-
s:... .....
SSLbAOBJCULTUBAL AND POBTABLK BNtHHlta,
tnu iHApre riMiumM tiiAmrM tn iimiiim better
. Stockholders' Meeliog, ' i ;
AGrotraiElfjnmNa drt&o stockholders of
the Babtm Oa Short Line Pail way Co. will be
held at the affice of the Atlanta and Charlotte Air
line Ball way Company, In the City of Cnarlotta,
N. C on the 25th of October, 1881, at J 0 o'clock
a. m., to consider an agreement ta consolidate
tbts company with the Knoxvlllo aad f Augusta
vail way Company and the Clayton Railroad Co, ,
seplad4w - &KIPWITH WILHEB, BecY
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MAWUTACTUMBS OF f -: 1
I . i I i t f
iga any manmacoirar or agricultural engines not noea wiiu aa bbmmmwc - zz7' t-- -
forfeit of Si00 tojl.000, as maybe desired. - These; engines nam 4 anu a-ww ,vy, . K ... ; . , ...
THE OBSXBVJEB JOB DaTiTMXNT.
Has been thorough rtippHed irtaaWoaMM
want, and with tha latest stylet ot Typa, and every
manner of f JjtoPrtoOhf caBnow doa WUh
neatness, dJmwtpJ tniCnhaWtsi. ZW'etXL(af
nish at short jwttce, J , T, . - ,
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LKTnarHIiJ)a,CAED3, .
. tags, BxempTs, posttbs, '
FBOGSAlOnCS'HAKDBILLSr
AMPgIJTS.CntCTJLAB8, CHXCXS, .
LOur NXW PEINT3 at 5 and 7a antery attnetlte
Our Windsor Bobe Pompadoanare Very pret
ty. All-wool Black Buntings at 1S& Cre
tonnes In endless "variety. :
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A beautiful stock of
CLOAKST-'CDiatANS
AKD-
WALKING JACKETS.
Clothing
Quantities.
Own Manufactured
to order.
of Carpets and Blankets. Call
ELI AS & COHEN
ti W1iwm fai what ther
engine. To snow ueir eeuewnee HI WDW aw;
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MEECHANT
Orders for
, llToor.l Jtooon,
v-r Tobacco-,
MniaiawM.- fta.roapect-
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haohMLpVaiMaats and relta-
ble houses represented.
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