Stye Cljorlfltte! ObottBtr.
IS
if
, i
'X - i
BUBaOSIPTIOX JUT18:
Daily, one year, jxxt-vald, fo Afvafwe. . .
iiimoirik.,..?...,,;; . I r J &
... $800
aS-s.
If MKLJJMtITtOfiVT "!
wy iw w own, M aawma. 83.00
Outofthteomntv, PottyoU :'..'.V;;...:..';;.
lAoenu rjuaion.tr Cfuot,
Are now opening a very large and beautiful
stock'of
DRESS : GOODS
liadies'iNeckwear,
A treroen1ous stock ot Table linens, all grades,
A large stock of Marseilles J- dits. All kinds ot
Flannels Basket, Opera and Plain. The
best stock of Carpets they ever bad.
They am making a specialty of
ins
V01
GSMTLEHBX AND
SEASON.
YOUTHS. XHIfs
Tliey an auuuDuns, wuiw inuui, iacca, nov
broideries or an ainas, ana etner goods too,,
numerous to mention. a
(fAXXXTED ronx 13TH, 1876.)
Ask for a pair of the Foster Kid Gloves, the best
in ibe market. . . :
Alexander & Harris.
9ep24j . "
We are dally receiving oar
FALL & WINTER STOCK
which will be more complete than ever before
and comprises the
Best Brands i Lat
LADIES', MISSES', CHILDRKNS,'
GENTS', B018', AND YOUTHS'
FINE BOOTS1 SHOES
A SPECIALTY.
Lower grades all goods in our line In variety and
aupnoes.
FULL STOCK
Stetson and Other Hats.
A PBETTT LINK
TRUNKS, VALISES AND SATCHELS
ALL SIZES AND BBICK3.
Call and see u.
PEGRAM & CO.
ep6
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Mmi Time Me-MCa
TBAIHS aoni KOMTL. .'
Date.May 15 '81
No. 47
Dally
No. 49
Dally
No. 48,
Daily
Lv. Charlotte,
" A-L. Depot
" " Junc
" Salisbury, vr
Arr.Greensbor4 '!
Lv.OreensbOTov'
Arr.EaJelghPi
Lv. s '
Jrr. Ooldsboro
v. Qreensboro
for Richmond
Lv. Danville
" N. Danville
" Barksdale
" Drak'sBr'ch
" Jetersvllle
Ait. Tomahawk
Arr. Belle Isle
Lv. " "
Arr. Manchester
Arr. Richmond
4.0V
415 nc I
4.11 ax
6. 20 AM
7.50 AM
4.80 FM
8.18 pm
f 8.03 AM:
.ao
8.50
8.25 4
1.40 FM
1.46 tm
lfor Bleb'
....('donlj
4.00 FX
8.25 F
10.21 AM
11JJ1 AMI
10.27 AM
113 AM
1068 AM
12.01 PM
12.87 PM
2.24 pm
1.20 PM
2.65 PM ....
8.51 PM
4.28 PM
4.85 PM
4.88 PM
4.43 am 7.28 am
8.20 pm
.4.05 fm
4.10 PM
4.18 PM
4.18 PM
tkajks some abtrrM.
Daie,Marl5'80
No. 42
Daily.
No. 48
Dally.
No. 50
Dully
Lv. Ulchmond
" Burkevllle
Arr. N. Danville
Lv. "
DunvlHe
Arr. Oreensboro
Lv. "
" Sallsbonr
ia45 pm
12.00
2.25
2.48 FM
7.00 AM
0.05 pm!
7.25 AMI
6.18 pm
7.27
9.26,
.8i
11.1ft.
-4 -UvVW'
i.ai7 pm
8.87pm
10H PM-.....
Arr. AL. Junction
12.45. PMil2.16-MUa.-..-.
" U4arl0te
lv. Richmond
" jetersvllle
" Drak'sBr'ch
" Barksdale
" Danville
" Benaja ' !
" Greensboro
" Salisbury
Arr. A-L. Junction
Lv. ."
Arr. Charlotte
l m rmrA.ua AMU...;v.t..
.'AM.rM
441 PM
A.07 pm
7.25 pm
71 PM
S.55PM
9.27 PM
11.05 pm
12.26 am
12.80 A
SALKM BBAHOM.
NO. 48 Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro,.,. .
Arrive Salem... :...i.JL.
a ai mi
T i , . n ma
NO. 47-DaUr. axaeot Sunday.
Leave Salem....
JJBO AM
00 AMj
Arrives Greensboro..
.....vW...i.
NO. 42 Dally, except Sunday.
wve Greensboro...,..'...;..
Arrives Salem;.....'..
10.00 AM
110 AMj
Ma
48 Dafly.
Leave Salem
Arrive Greensboro.t.
J.80PM
70 pm!
19 andO will only
rei nairiavi fin rnsi ai
kci award at the B. A D: B. B. dflnot This
nk . t W-T'" 'PISA vffa
mates close connection at Greensboro for Balelgh,
.T"lHfooro Mewbeme and au points on Wllmlng
lonftWeldonBallroad. - ' ' ' .
Passenger trains No. 47 and 48 make' all local
5l between Charlotte and Richmond, and be
"een Greensboro, Baleiab and Ooldsboro, No. 47
Klnf connection vrttaW. N. CB.at Bausbury
ror Asheyule (8onday excepted). And also eon
nectlng at Greensboro with Salem Branch Sua
dayexeepted). ,--vf 'iV'Kr
t W "hoi 42 and 48 maki all local
?fts between ChnrinttA m. Richmond, exeeot
pwe.Hoitsburg.LiD-;
43 coim-cto.wttlv Salem Branca at Oreur
A.POPB,
Sen. PajaT and Ticket Acent -
Alexander ; Harris,
Ready
ST v rst m .
mm
1881 Fall & Winter 1881
BOOTS AMI WKL
est Styles
itSptfatia
,yoL.xxvi.
SB ob4b, lotWug, Ac.
rinds our stock complete la an details, from the
cuespest raoncs tot doasesoe purposes to the
handsomest Silks aad Satins, in plain,
. - uiwkiiu (uiu wiutnvu enecw
Our Prices Are Low
Oil DEALINGS FAIR,
AW
Mr 6oris Warranted as Represented
QB.PUBCHASB MONIT BEFUHMD.
A fine line of
Ladies' Cloths and Flannel Suitings
IN ALL LEAWXG COLORS.
We hare addd Wihutr's st.hytot.w nn
whbis to our stoca, already the largest and
T.LSeigpCo.
oet2
PERRV MIS'
PAIHLLER
18 A PTJBELY vkgetabls bihjdt
For INTERNAL and EXTERNAL Uie.
rAlll IvILLLK coorthnar to -print! dWtc.
iotu iatHoiing meh bottte, tsd la prrfH to
mi tm um matt tnnptnna lummt.
PAIN KILLERS L1fJiZ?A'Z
pain mms.
SleltwUetUaeFaSw Ik law Bak aUe,
daih if ii i CD .!-issxyjT. "
bright r?tdv nl rmw. rtU.H S iwai tt
ertalrtTf 'jnUTjT'ihv:s:i:sr.Vx
Mo moor mu1 com to s wunoot urn
farvstakbt noMdv larth
It within the nae&of alLvid it
many timrm Its coat In Aootar
Ursat
;tW aiLAiuclMiMSatuWUal'tkMU.
PERRY DAVIS om Ptmmmtuon.U
PHYIICIANS, CLrRQYllETJ; WO
THE AFrTfCTED EVERYWHERE 1
THE GREATESTXIEDICAl. I
TORPID LIVER.
Pain in theHead.wth adun sensatton to
the baek parW Pain ondeg tha ahoojldir
blade, fullness after eatiaA with a dlsln
ttnanon to exertion of body or mind.
Irifrayljoaa
Ofthe Heart, DoU bofbre th
eves, YUqw Skin. Headaohs, Bostless
peas at night, Mghly colored Urlne
nr tezsk waxxings asx tjvezssid,
-(UIOUS WJEAStS WIUSOON BE DEYELOf ED.
v TTTfTi InZXl are MoIsUyAAapted to
SrMlTS,on doi eCTeofA iMha)uui(
va - B aw w wii uiw ivMswawsi i
Taey asier tue Appeut, aaa eaaee-tne
riaavn, min syiMa m
e !
f?.w.;.tni tip save
or wxiavaaa ehaaierto sOlosst
"aT'MnsIe aDpttcationof tbisDra. It
natural color, acts InsUBtaasously.
L - i - - ' .
to Offlcic3ri;rlOPra:.j NewYorfc.
xrapra. nvFianun ar ruaw a iiii aaat
.11, 1 111 '
Mni ai
I FarfkMS.
f Aj Blijii.-1 ilyawfmra'i
Dractenqam.
All arn"t WotlHnVBittinaaOla
d, fec who ara tirad put brw Of
wwry.aadl
CattV w injatribla with
a aWWewnai
W.l.rl. BnanL Kjdnav ajr LtmCotaH
rpWHts, yon can bainriroratad andcuradfcy hifT!:
.LJt 1 S'U iff
If ra r .tinr awar with -onumptw,iia-t
Ltipatwu or any vaakaaaa, yon will "r5"T"3
Gin e Tonic tha eraauat Blood Pertaiaaraadd-l
bBsst HsalthA StMSrthKettorar TCiaUH 4
Wand fur an parlor to Bittan and AToriC, a
tct. and ft tiiaaT, tlltcfey ftCO-V'Chwnins.y. Y.j
B. '
Si
rnj
Jli
bant. iumc
wiir annua
IrriUbfflty of temper, Low ap
of memory, with a I eeUpg Pf haying
T4ffT
CnuTHAra
?ti
CEtOTTPE;
OBSERVATION.
A New Tngland cat has no voice but her spinel
nseaa inne nigner man uaiox etner aau. "
King Alfonso of. Spain Is about Madrid Inquir
ing the price of paregoric etc He doesn't want
any Just now, but is expecting to.
Let a young man once get on the trail of a young
lady in a crowded ball-room, and he will find her
very soon, and find her mad.
Hiss KvaBrltton edits The Hurricane, and when
'she forgets and uses a copy for a bustle, she goes
tailing down the walk berore the wind In much
of a nurry. New Haven Beglster. ,
Butter,' eggs, and other country produce have
'Hz" in Austin. Last Tuesday, Mrs. McSpllklna
remarked to the man who brines her butter: 'The
butter was sour. It Was full of buttermilk." "Toll
ot buttermilk, was it? Ten cents more, then,, for
we uuiormuK-;-xexa8 Bluings.
A Pekln, I1L, man's wife has given birth to a
ooy every 4th of July for four years, and he Is be
ginning to think w have too many hoUdays in
thlSCOnntryvtf; ; ; .
"How absurd1 tt to'to be great," says the Boston
Post. But how confounded humlllaUDg It is to be
bhuuv new Asveu ttecuoer.
ANDBEW
jrACKJSON'a: jac.ic ion.
Br
Andrew JTsttktfwn:; WlttwMpoviii
New Orleans Times, v '
Under the head of "Religion of the
Presidents" I . see it stated in a clip-
Sing in yout excellent paper that (len.
ackson :was a Methodise - There are
two common mistakes made in regard.
to .rxeaiueui a acitatraf-ono uiati ne was
born in North Carolina' and the- other'
that, ha: was a Methodist. I suppose
that Gen. Jackson often:, attended that
church and. had a great, admiration for
many of : the old Methodist preachers,
for they were the bravest of men, and
above all the. clergy of that .: day ., took
sin by the throat in their sermons.
Jackson was a brave man and admired
the same ouality in ;otherSi ad : espe
ciaiiy in preacners, Dut ne was eaucated
and carefully trained im th& shorter
catechism of -the' Presbyterian church
and 'the five points of "that faith.: 1 In
old age lie connected himself . with the
Presbyterian church at Nashville, Ten
nessee. If necessary the church
records can be examined and the .date
can be ascertained when Andrew Jack
son lomed the rresbytenan church.
whose creed and principles he had ta- j safely trusted. He reflected that some
kenjn whfn.ahildfrom his mother's J thing might occur to, induce his corres-
wsuuur uiu piajcre, iui bud waa wo -
maffwortrrrxt such ti son. "
On6 of Jackson's brothers was abrisr
oner at Charleston; SC, and MTs.' Jack
son rode, down pn liorse-back from hef
home in theWVaxhaw settemenjb, South
Carolina, ' tbvisit him; and on - her re
turn, - fifty ' milesr'ora th Tcity , Jook
the stranger "lever and died After
this calamity 5JUBg Andrew dived . in
the: family tfc-Maj. Jiobert Crawf drd,
whose wife: was;Jackfion'a;; aim t. ' Maj.
Crawford waaAJsOahis guardiantnd the
Crawfords.r Jackaona and. the .Whites
were; all as brave people as ever lived
and performed feats of great daring du
ring the revolutionary war. Qeti, Jack
son's mother was a Miss White .arid , all
those families came together , from the
North of Ireland, and had in them : the
same stubbornness of character that
pertains to a fitreat many North Ireland
people in New-Orleans. I need not
mention name8.'
Andrew Jackson beganto learn the
saddlery trade "under Moses White, his
mother srother but on one occasion
dashed his- work down and declared
that he was born for a higher destiny.
(Predestination principle or doctrine
animating him) and After that went to
live witha Crawford, of Saulisbury,
North Carolina, father of W. H. Craw
ford, M. C, and there studied law, and
afterwards movedto Tennessee. -The
Childress family; of New Orleans, are
descendants of that Crawf ord. - l
General Jackson tried very hard to
be a true Christian after lie joined the
chuTCh for ho desnised a hvpoerite. but
it is probable that when bis oldene
miea txtherd Jiam iexlet fljNomei of
histoid wordaand followed his. old
kways, v it ls very hard to get all the
Knots our or an oaK piamc. as to nis
being bom in North CarolinaihAfcwas
startedafti -nullification and rp to
that "pdlitlcalfuas" the tradition in the
Waxhar settlement, Laneastep county,
S. C, wasf. "that Jackson was born in
South Caroliaa. Jackson: when Preei-
ttent, sent a Bttte-lind gtftHC Wc4n the
ishapj of an jegg to Mr.ViMarpiinlap,
of XancastervilTe. :Gi,a.,dainr:of
Maliilobt. Crawfardand a first cousin
of Jackson.. President -Jackson 'Rlso
wrote letters to M1Dr4ntaV!and oth
ers a' be of teipr
Ane anutt pox ja now, mf jxpssession
of Mrs. Sims, wif e of ; J MarwuoSims.
M. of New Yorfc . and a a ,rand-
dauehterof Mrs. DunlaD and sreat
trandanghWf 'oT'MJortJrwfordf
on. ,, a JS so,- aas-Wi anrng iram
az poor :bHjtbonorabte ?rigin. . jThls
would be np discredit to him, out it is
untroe ThetruarfllaW of Ancrrew Jack-
sou paid him thierirfflny "wMeirwaa
big monevin those days, and the 'Jack
son ;Crawforda ahd .WJu.Wtbe
aristocracy &t the WaxbAw setttement.
in conclusion, it. may be.; mentioned
that, your informant's; mother Jiamed
her son after , her, cbunsio, ; Andre W
Jackson, and when President, General
Jackson often sent him presents, and
when he was Urine at tne Hermitage;
sent hint a pressing, invitation fecrmake
Dim a long Visit, ;s ne wisoeu aaj st?e a
descendant of Sarah Crawford. who
was his favorite icouatn.bfuttthe death
bf General Jackson rjded jthe imatter.
fit is nefw ft well-eBUblisbed fact that
General Jackson was born in North
Carolina. It was thought for a long
time that his birth place was in South
Carolina In Lancaster oduntybut the
vWnntn4 X tViA linn 1 niVAK liigi marla
tunning of the line Whieh, Was made
many years after fie was 'born, estate
tfshed the fact that it was oil thA North
Carolina aide of the - HndL In -' What is
DOw&nidioouTityi.hei)tjMart of
Mecklenburg. - Tn Atnerican WiQyclo
nMia. aavs Jackson's too thflf'W as named
Elizabeth Hutchison, and trotf Wfrfte, as
the writer of this article states. Ed.
Observer.1' , . f
7 - i 1 VI
! Jnhe'SmaUs. a colored ar me A liviritr
on James island, near Charleston, S. -JcL
gives an example of industry ana
hriit worthy oi commendation. .Last
year On bis former owners place he
mane irom mirty-six, acres mirty-eignu
bales oijino' cotton,' ana aiwr paymg
his rent and ' expenses had something
over twelve nunurea oonars lerc as
profit He has bought the Mathews
place on John's Island, owns his owrj
vehicle, and has four horses, and forty
five acres of-"laud planted this year,
rom which he will realize at least as
mnih tm hw did, last' -vear.'f dparrfte tha
droqgW,W4 otner" draw-backs. :Jr .
INDULGENT PARENTS ;
Who allow their children to eat heartUr of hish It
seasoned food, rich pies, cake, etc., win have to
nan Hod Bitters to prevent tndieestion. sleenless
nignts.'Sicxnessr pain, sna permps aeauki-siq
xamuy is saie wiutwu uicui iu uu uuuae.
awa i
Women that nave been given tin br their dea
est friends as beyond help, have been permanent
ly eared by the use of Lydla E. Pink ham's Veeeta-f
ble Compound. D Is a posiyra cure or all fei
male complaints. ,iv 'asiijt t -fQ 5
Send to Mrs. Lyoia k. nnxnam, 233 western
Avenue, Lynn, Mase.rJopaniphletai-j
' 1 iaasa M"IW"
VIDE FROM .HARMLESS MATERIALS, and:
dantedtftttaneedaot Jading and falling halij j
raraers xtair miBiB nti Mtacu uiw (usraaBH
ft!.
1 3an
7J li
Wy iDTpDSDAYi; OCTOBER 5, 1881.
THBCATEtTinCT CON KtirtG.'
HeYpirfBff Oarfleld' DeBtb stnuis;0
Vjr:a rtew.-rork: Mr-
chant.
New Yoek, Oct l.-r- An Alleged plot
of a madman to revange the death of
i resident ijarneia . ny the murder of
xSenator Conkling has been Jdiscloaed
to the police. The plotter is a person re
siding in Utica,: where he has done busi
ness for fiften years or more. The in
formant is a snipping merchant who
noesDoswess on tne jsast river. His
name: is Jackson. He is a resnectahiA
bqsiness man and a stalwart Bepubli-
ean inougn not. in any sense a politi
cian, mr. auKBou, wnose address is
withheld at his own request, received
on Wednesday September, 28, a : letter
yuaitium tcu kj uvo, tmu maiiea on lu6
27th. It was - written bv a man whnm
he had known and worked for fifteen
years ago, ana wnose : acquaintance
ne casuaiiy renewed last spring while
on avisib w wo interior or tne estate.
JUSTIFYING ASSASSINATION.
The;me8sage conveyed by the letter
ataruea jvirj j wesson very much. It
was a oattn argument, apparently, to
jusniy tne, assassination of ex-Senator
Conkling, wh0;?jeas the direct cause of
President Garfield's death and
of the
elevation of Gen.. Arthur," who, the
writer put it, -was not nair as Dig- a
man as uarfield. in three naffea and
a',half :pf note paper ' he argued that
iuu4ujg uau ueserveaaeatn ana ougnt
to be shot f that Datriotic citizens should
organs to do it, andthat the sentiment
oi tne country, wpuio upnoia tnem in
ttbing.'it. Th6-' writer , conveyed the
further information that he was com
ing to New York on the occasion of
tne btate oonvntion,on next Wednes
day, and Mr. Conklmg would not be ad
mitted, be the consequence what they
might Upon reaching the end of this
singular epistle, Mr. Jackson, horrified
beyond measure, went to the police
headquarters in search of President
.French,, whom ne knew to be a warm
friend of Mr. Conkling, and in whose
nanas ne Knew the
matter micrhf. ha
j ponaenii to carry out nis diabolical
plan before Mr. Cdnklmo:, left VTTtiria.
ana mai me getter, pemg traced to his
possession in the evBnt of, an attempt
-3 A A. m ' . m'-J-k - .
l assassination, mignx prove: a aanger-
uus witness against mm.
THE NAME NOT REVEALED.
French was not in town and Mr. Ma
son was sought.. The latter was not
tnere, but was telegraphed for. To-day
mr. mason canea on uommissioner Ma
son and was admitted to a lone inter
view with him. He gave the Utica let
ter w me commissioner pnd told him
what he knew about its writer. This
was in substance that he was a man of
aoout 40 ' jrears, tollege bred . and of
gooa lamuy. Jb irteen years ago he ran
a large hotel in Utica and then Mr.
jacKson managed his business for him.
.Lately be has been an agent for some
mercantile interests. Mr Jackson firm
ly believes him to be another Guiteau.
lie was unable to account for his ad
dressing' him except on the score of
tneir old acquaintance, which, meeting
uy acumen t on a rauroaa tram, tney
had renewed last snrinz. The Utica
man bad been given, to various politi
cal vagaries, having, to the best of Mr.
Jackson's recollection, been a delegate
to tne socialistic convention at New-
arK four years ago.
MR. MASON'S OPINION.
Commissioner Mason nerused the
letter in silence, , and, observing that it
uau-ueeai written Dy a man oi educa
tion, inquired if the sender was either
insane or given to drinking. Mr. Jack
son had never heard that he was either.
The commissioner suggested that he
snouia write a reply to endeavor to fer-
ret'outiif possible, the real plans of the
Utica man ; but this Mr. Jackson re
fused to' do, his principle desire being
w get. .me wnoies- matter out or nis
hands. At his request Commissioner
Mason promised to take entire charge
of the affair, and to consult about it
with Mr, Conkling and President
,rench, aflda4tj necessary, with Presi
dent Arthur. U. was, of the opinion
f however, that thti i letter should hft cnn.
I Strued Ifi-less bloodthirsty spirit than
that conceived bv Mr. Jackson. Mr;
Mason, when questioned about the let
ter by a reporter, said that he was con
vinced, after studying it caref uily, that
it should .be construed into an intend
perate expression of opinion that Mr.
unsung,, anouia oe nissea out or the
convention. He felt-quite confident
that no assassination was meant or in
tended. . He. shortly after left the po
lice headquarters with the letter,- the
text of : which, with the name of the
writer, was withheld from the reporter
witnmuen care, it was learned-only
that; the tone" of. the letter was calm
and argumentative, and that Mr. Jack
son .is addressed simply as "JFriend.
Mr, Mason er pressed his pleasure at
tne course pursued "by Mr. Jackson,
whose motives he appreciated as puife.
What steps,, if any.were taken to-night ;
by -Commissioner Mason to follbw up
the matter was not khown.' It was istrr-
tnised -thafrhereBiwd to eom m&nlcate
at once, with President t French and
Senator'Conirlfnfi ttnd that" measures
would then betaken to watch the wri
ter of the lettairpon his arrival in
this city paBsdpIt is not knowri
COnvenUolLSi Mr. JaftEahn sard that hH r
KH wm TariwaiSiag-r " I
Ilnea
London
M. Wortbf?iTitry house fur
nished irfraMamfJtrlb: but contain.
ing nothing mofrstrikiDg to the visitor
than vthe iextensive aviarv. ; in rwhich
scores of birdsof allWDCeivabre hues fUt
about, at ;. their ease. P 4Che. avtary, it
seemsriA more man a wnim oi its ow4
n ?ileedares'4hat hederivies'rVriTh-
1 t.rfia-ttdoTiS' for Botrie-of hAifci
sxriKing OQmDinaHons ana aanngcotnf
as to color-blending.The aays;Ji'go and
watch my birds, and almostifcertatnly
oon-see some- cnairtiQmpinatlon "oi
uliAathdv;ftt aontvwhidhjtriteitoe
VUV UVOUVU Aaww i
Uthi8lieisiksdafay'Arid?we have
no reason to doubt it, it .would, appear
arelirt VnaJltv
raibini
01 ma nest wnen
they feather their own.
Vrnttmmrs: It HeafdrbfNew York eltr. mem
ber of thoBoyal CoUege olTetertnary Surgeons of
England, rroressqr n w ouigery or tne nor
T.
Trtrrnnpfffi. Veterinary Bureeon of thn
Ave. BaUmadCe.. of New f York Citv (2.500 ho:
es). ete.,f8aysftv tikegret Dleasure tn testlfyln
to tneuable AroaernwosBeBsea Djtne tiieoi
ixrs arnioatrn airiTHT auwcimt' vo vei
rloary Surgeon or Horse-owner can afford to 1
without IVY -jCare? peew9rtf 0ajBSfc
soralna. rtciaotbruiieael tbAieeiefiati
bg eyes.Tahotol aa-?' edjaoetl.atBau:.
sorts ana- runroownv p"SstLr14?0 "TI
otr?trmt5eferatedKrflrMyXidnBv-Wo
MviMMitattonie 'JiArwnoyatlnA:
wonld sflori behnxrahlna wlh thaloudest '--Inel4
ther drrDd form tt U a perfect remedy tot
1 Tift
ti ot
DDflULKIIASIS, 1L(B)A1S, IDILSf EIKSanddJAffilEirS
A handsome line of goods for making the above.
?XViSi ,lnJXl" J"KAlLT our patron, and the
any one through our stock, whether they buy cVnet'oive E!aU?mptntton SeSto Srtersf ' Pleasure la; showing
HARGRAVES
epSO
g
Full Line
Full Line
A Full Line
Fall
Arrivio
Clothing.
somest Line of Neckwear ever exhibited
Call atd see us before making your purchases elsewhere, as It will save you Time and Money.
L. BERWANGER k BRO.,
Leading Clothiers and Tailors.
I3T A handsome line of samples for garments to be made to order.
CHINA PALACE
OF
J,
New Goods Arriving Daily.
JUST RECEIVED,
A Shipment of Fine Porcelaine,
Equal In finish and Annearanv tn rrhina ani
more beautiful in deslra. costing um than hair
the price of China. The Royal Worcester pattern
nine latest style. Royal Worcester tea sets, . 44
Pieces. S5.00: Mtnton Imu. M nn. Tv.a iV.ia.
styles cups and saucers.
A full stock ot
; At greatly reduced prices.
A large stock of GLASSWARE at-astonishing low
ngures.
Tinware, Quadruple-Plated Ware, Cutlery, Look-
iuk uiasses, jsaoy iftmages, iamps and
. Lamp Fixtures.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Qarfleld portrait plates, 25c
tiep27 - ,
THE GENUINE .
has acquired a repu
tation greater than
any medicine
extant as
the
CHEAPEST, PUREST
-and best family
I.;,; medicine. In. i
, tbe world.
vVriTltii. ...
A vntuniiua .iuraia i
ne wver ine largest organ oi tne poayr caHeat
from" Its 'Importance, the Hjuse-keeper'of bur
Health. When the Liver is torpid, tne bowersue
eluggtoh and constipated; the foocLMerJinitae sto-
masn.inaigesrea ana peisoDsne me pooa-,Te'
auent headaches.' a leellna .'olTasamideL, despon
dency and nervousness,- indicate '-how- the whole .
system is deraBged-opTeveut a more serious
conoon,at,pncA,. t ; .
Take SUtMOKS LI YES EEQULATO
Theestf flnie and the exteieface of th
aads have nroven ft.tha heat safest and sneodlfest
jemeoy ior ail diseases 01 the Lived o tomaen
wywu . Aa a iQiupuj iu , .
MALAEiOUS PEVEE8,
Dyspepsia, Mental- Depression, Sick Headache,
Jaundice, colic, coiistlpatlonAnd BUmnsness,
. IT HAS NO EQUAL.
jt we-could fiu a good-steed volume will ;uchnkS
aistingnianeq wti,imoriam asias roaowmg: r ,
sUpatloaef sy boweis,aused'bya temporary de
rangemnt of thailyar.IoL the last three or four
Late Chief Juauee oi ueorgja.
Toooaslonallv trie, when mr condition recrtrtres
lt,Dti3imnioiuI4TerBegulatoTwlthr)od
r-.tf v'-' At't--1 v .rAWat BJcarnano, 1
THE BALTIMOBE SPfSeOAlrMETHODIST 1
says: "Simmons Lrreir Regulator IS acknowleged
to have bo equal as a .llyes.: medicine, oontalnlng
those Southern roota and herbs, which an all wise
: PvldenoeliaA'blaeed.lh : eountriea where liver
A . GEXXRA'MXETING f he stockholders of
LUie Baton fia ehjartLtoe BAVway Cawtu he
neia u ue psx oc uu atiama mna twnww m
M,RaliwiKma
14'
jwheJZ5th:lX
DerrLSSli at 10 o'etock
a.iM,n
ani
agreement J:eooseiidate
iTcnextMIs; and Augusta
thlacdmpa
E TLallwa CoranAoraaf) tM ciavtan BaUraad Co.
Brookfleld & Co.
Granite and Common Ware
Bar onlylhOfehulhe In .White 'Wrapper, with
redZ.pTeparedonttJ:fliqftO
iyuapSoecoa Ad 01 it v.-F t --
plid4aT!iZ;,;6jaPWlia WILMXR, 8ecy
NO. 3,916;
CD
WX HAVX ALL CO LOBS AND QUALITIES IN
and. "Velveteens.
& WILHELM.
Winter
BDaity in Large
of our Celebrated Own Manufactured
t
Of Bovs' Schortl Suite
j - - ' - a w a
Gents' Furnishing Goods, and the hand
trttzxizB.
A SPLENDID ;OPPORTUNITT TO WIN A FOR
TUNE 1QTH GRAND DISTBIBUTION;
CLASS t, AT NEW ORLEANS,
Tuesday. October lltH, 1881 187th Monthly
Drawing
Louisiaiia Slate Lottery Company.
i.JSSPS?'84 5 18f!8 f0T 25 years by the Legis
lature for Educational and Charitable purposes
frtto a capita lf : Sl.OOO.OOO-to whteh arese
fund of over 8420,000 has since been added
-07erw -lml?g Popular vote its franchise
.i.? of ih.e Pre?erjt8tate ConsUtudon
NUMBER Drawings will
take Dlace monthiv.
tal!8?168 01 Postpones. Look at the follow
ing distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, 830,000.
100,000 Tickets at Two Dollars each. Half-Tickets,
One Dollar.
LIST OV PRIZES t
1 Capital Prize 830.000
1 Capital Prize lO OOO
1 Capital Prize 5 000
2 Prizes of 82,500 5 000
5 Prizes of 1,000 .... 5 000
20 Prizes of 600... ...... . ......... lo'ooo
m loo...: loiooo
200 Prizes of 60... 10.000
ami razea nr tin t n rnn :
l W A .UAW M.XJ. .............. a m m 1IIIMHI
APPROXIMATION PRIZKa
9 Approtlm&aon Prize of $800. . . . . . J2.700-
9 Approximation Prizes of 200 1800
9 Approximation Prizes of 100...... goO
1857 Prizes, amounting to.. 8110,400
Besnonaible eorresnondrno
points, to whom a liberal compensation win be
-paid.
For, further information, write clearly, giving
full, addreaa. Send orders by express or Regis
tend Letter, or Money Order by mauV Address
ed only to
It Au DAUPHIN
orlLA.DAUPHIN.at Hw0.
No. 2l2 Broadwax, New York.
AD our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and management of Generals G.
T. Beauregard and Jubal A Early.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The public are hereby cautioned against send
ing any money or orders to NUNES A CO., 88
Nassau street, New York City, as authorized by the
Louisiana State Lottery Company to sell
Its tickets. Th AY are flnnrilnv thA .wnmtvw '
wttjb i BOGUStCD2CULAB3 purporting to be of the
ajuiubuum Dun UHiirT i nmniitv r nl ma
ITBjyUDrjLENTLx' reBresentlnip thatdaia it.
agents.; They-hate no autheritr from this com
pany to sell the tickets, and. are not ha agents ford
T 1 niMUDIV
Pres't Louisiana State Lottery Co.1
. . Horn nrUan T. T..l A c. , -
.... V.TOl,,,,WWJOai1
1 -
4
POPULAR MONTHLY DBAWINa OF THE
4.
II
. i.... . , -j. Jajrlonlirve,1 .on 1
MONDAY, OCTOBffilB Si, 1881. ;
These drawings ocenr monthlv (Smulavii imi
-fed) under provisions of an Act of the General J
rsemoiy i a.entucar.' .
The united States Circuit Court on March 81.
rendered the following decisions:
1st That the Commonwealth DtsmbutlQZi Com-
pany is leg&i.
2d Its dxawlngs are fair.
The Company, baa now on hand a large reserve
luna. Beau tne ust 01 prizes iorwe
OCTOBER DRAWING.
I Prize,.
1 Prize,...
1 Prize
10 Prizes, 81,000 each...........
20 Prizes, . 600 each,,.. .......
100 Prizes. 100 each.. .
880,000
lOXKHJ
10.000
10,000
10,000
200 Prizes, : 60 each,..;.......
600 Prizes, 20 each,.
1000 Prizes. 10 each
10W0
12,1
IU,
? Prizes, 8300 each, Approximation Prizes 82.701
OTYlzes. 200 " "i nr,
ifWxea, 100 " " - l '900
;o60 Prizes,.
.;.....J112400
Whole Tickets. 82; Half Tickets, 81; 27 Tickets.
850; 5 Tickets, 8100.
Remit Mopey or 'Bank' Draft In tetterror send
by Express.): DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED
LETTKB.QB J'OaTOFl'ICE ORDER. Orders of
85 and upward, by Express, can be sent at our ex
pense. -Address aB orders to - -
&. M. BQ i RDM A Wt: JCourlerooTaal " Bunding
L4?s5r2S fcosttar liewYork, j
MEBCHANDisX.B'RpKSR-
AND- COliLMIpNj.MEC!HA
. coujanewCaaxaiTmKC,r " -i
Orders for Grata, Hay, Meal, floor, Lard. Bacon,
Tobacco. Sugar. Coffee Molasses. Atl . manA.
funy soUcttedThe eheapesi markets and, rella-
IW uuuan
irepreeected.
.jaaaa
Has been thoroughly soppiiea yttfcrery needed
want, VA with the latest style et Typehd erery
manner of JolrPiintttigeafl 14eijkfc with
rtshortMill!?6
ITTKttHKADa, CABOS; t ; r , :
TAGS, RXCDPTS, POSTZHfl,
PBOGaAMMKa, HANDBELLS,
PAHPHUCTS. CntCDLABS, CHXCX3, AC
Clotbinff
naotities.
in this State.
&iBClVXM0iXS.
S10 REWARD.
STOLEN from the Charlotte cotton platform on
TlLurS(lay P'1-tne 28tn. bale of cotton,
277, with the letters M. & a stenciled on the side.
The above reward will be paid for any uferma
Hon leading to Its recovery or the apprehension ot
the thief. R. M. MILLEB ft SONS,
octl.tf
Chew ohly the brand of
Old Oaken Bucket.
tobacco known as The
'rpKE old Oaken Bucket
A The Iron-bound bucke
Bt. -
The moss-covered bucket.
That hung in the well
CHAS. R JONEd,
Charlotte, N. C, Sole Agent.
Liberal terms to dealers.
Columbia Bicycle. ,
It is generally conceded
that among out door sports
none surpass the Bicycle as
a means of restoring health.
To these of sedentary hab
Its the result 1 most ben
endaL developing tne mus
cles and giving new life
and vigor to the whole sys
tem. Ahorse always sad
dled, ready for business or
pleasure., Send three cent
stamp for 24-page cata
logue, giving price lists and
full Information, to
POPE MTO CO.,
' Boston, Mass.,
Or J. C Wkavbb,
Charlotte, N. C.
sep20,dlmo
Chew only the brand of tobacco known as The
Old Oaken Bucket. ,
THE old Oaken Bucket,
The Iron-bound bucket, ,
The moss-covered bucket,
That bung in the welL
CHAS. B I JONES.
T .u , . . C&arlptte, N- C Sole AgenL
ty Liberal termalto dealers. ,
STARTLING
DISCOVERY!
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A victim oi youthful imprudence causing Prema
ture Decmy, Nervoua Dsuuity; Lost Manhood, etc.,
having tciad in vain every known ramady, hu di
eovtnad a simple salf cure, wWA be will aaed yBKB
43 Chatham St., W. Y.
'TQOMPAJI.
t5t.0oiwp
ATIVE EDIT10MI3F
ESTAKIEMTl
j x.iJ.7y3r.yji4Lif-:..
VERSION slAinu dAMtSS KtVISfcP TLK3IUR9
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Frae from arrora. Ohanaaa ah mm at a
Sari
Time!
Kluoa. -Only OrrM Book BxqtriaaD.
jaooon. Btua juuMOir. .UoataintaS IOOOvm
sep844w3mos
pr the Trade generally, and also the consumer, -J
called to our special brands of - saleable and staple
8meklng TebaeeoeStUlng &U, Durham. Long
Cuts and Rival Dutham-tO v?htol w are now
adding a full line of the litest styler of the most
siaptegrauesoi riug and Twist Tebacoos. We
can, to a few weeks, offer tdoeeraanta in Chewing
Tobaccos that ne other masufaetarers ean eanaL
Our salesmen win make regular trips to Charlotte,
and the bade of all 'good merchants Is respectful
ly solicited. .X. H. POQUK,
way7' - - 'a- r- pnrhairhTT.C.
grofesBiotmL
z. b. yahca, ' :' vr.'riBAnjrf.
f VANCE & BAILEY,.
- Attorneys and OonnseDor ' :
Practice In Supreme Court of the United States,
Supreme Court of North Carolina, Federal -Courts,
and counties el Mecklen
burg. Cabarrus, Union, Gas-
ton,BowanandBH;r..' if
vidson.
fW Office, two doors east' of Independeftee-
Square : , r .) f,.may29 tt
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pensatlon. . . ' , .
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Charlotte. N.C . .., , . . flan. 6..
FOR RENT OR SALE
A DESIRABLE 4oom cottage, lust outside the
A Hmtts of the city of Charlotte,' one mile east
There are five acres of land, good garden and on
the premises a good well and necessary outbuild
tags. - It will be told cheap to a bona&de purcha?
ser, or will be rented to a good tenant on Javorablft
terms. Apply to or address v
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