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LOCAL LMliLUGECE.
SATURDAYKpi9;j88i;!
SOCIETY DIRECTORY . i
Phalxhx Lods No. 8i; A. T. & A. K.--Balr
rceettag every second and fourth Monday nlghU
Excklsiob Lodsb No.'26l, A. F. ft A. M.-Bee-ular
meeting every first and third Tuesday nlgnta?
Chablottb Chaptsb Na 89, B. A-1L Eecalar
meeting every second aiid fourth, Jttday nights. -.. .
Chablottb Ooioiahdarv No. 2, K. T. Reeular
meeting every first and third Thursdays. .
iC- oir. 3at . .7. ' ;; ;
Knights or Honor. Regular" meetlna evart
second and fourth Thursdays, , . -
Knights of PiiiiiAa, Bfegular meetimf nlahta
first and third Wednesdays,. 7 o'clock p. m. atMa-
sonic Temple Han. . 4
i- 0V6. ibv t:t
CHAKLorra Lope no.. 88.-Meeto Overy Mon
day night . "
Mkcklxkbubs Dxclasatioh Lanes no. a.i
Meets every Tuesday night.
Diiib Lodob-No. 10&-Meetarran Thursday
Catawba Bitbb EHOAMPXXirt Ko. 21. Meets
g.rst and third Thursday nights In each month. ..
Index to NeW TertiMment.
Lost Jewelry Reward. . i ' ' ; i "
LeBoy Davidson New Good?.
Alexander 4c Harris Second block.
Opera House, Nov. 24th.
nVSINESS NOTICES.
AM ENTHUSIASTIC ENDORSEMENT.
Gorham, N. HU July 14th, 1879.
Gents -Whoever you are, I don't know; but I
tlm iik the Lord and feel gratetul to you to know
tbat in this world of adulterated medicines there
is one compound that proves and does all It ad
vertises to do, and more.- Four years ago 1 had a
slight shock of pa'sy, which, unnerved me te such
an extent that the least-excitement would make
me shake like the ague." Last Mar I was induced
to try Hop Bitters. I used one bottle, but did not
see any change; another did so change my nerves
that they are now as steady as they ever were. It
used to take both hands to write', but now my
good right hand writes this. Now, If you continue
to manufacture as honest and good an article as
you do, you will accumulate an honest fortuneand
confer the greatest blessing on your fellow-men
tuui was e yci wuicxxvu VII m&D&inu.
TIM BUKOH.
. ; a card. ' , ;. . :
To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretion of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
09S of manhood, fcc, I will send a recipe that will
cure you. FREE of CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South America '
end a self-addressed -envelope to the-rBxr
OfcEPH T. INMaN, Station D, Jtew York City .
B IRON VON HUMBOLDT,
In his travels and explorations- la South America,
became deeply interested in the wonderful proper
ties of the Coca plant. Consumption and asthma,
he says, are unknown among the aatives who use
it. and it is furthermore conducive to longevity
The Coca forms one of the Ingredients or the Lie
big Co's celebrated Coca Beef Tonic. "It Is condu
cive to health and longevity. Its use Is very bene
ficial. Examples of longevity "are numerous
among the Indians who from boyhood up nave
used lc Cases are not Infrequent of Indians at
taining the great age of 180 years," says Professor
J. J. VAN T3HTJDI (Travels in PeruT along the
Andes, etc.) Be sure to get Liebig Co's Coca Beef
Tonic, as there are worthless counterfeits, it is
invaluable in dyspepsia, liver complaint, etc. Imi
tators will be prosecuted.
MADE FROM HARMLESS MATERIALS, and
dapted to the needs of fading and falling hair,
Parker's Hair Balsam has taien the first rank as
an elegant and reliable hair restorative.
THE DOCTORS DISAGRXX
as to the best methods and remedies, for the cure
of constipation and disordered liver and kidneys.
But those that have used Kidney-Wort, agree that
it is by far the best medicine known. Its action is
prompt, thorough and lasting. Don't take pills
and other mercurials that poison the system, but
by using Kidney-Wort restore the natural action of
all the organs. New Covenant.
MANY MISERABLE PEOPLE drag themselves
about with falling strength, feeling that they are
steadily sinking into their graves when, by using
Parker's Ginger Tonic, they would find a cure
commencing with the first dose, an vitality and
strength surely coming back to them.' Bee other
column.
BlDFORD AUTM AND I BON SPRINGS WaTXB AND
Mass. The great tonic and alterative contains
lwice as much iron and fffty per cent, more alum
inum than any "alum and iron mass" known.
Just the thing for the "spring weakness" now so
general. Sold by all druggists of Any standing;
Prices reduced one half,
mayll tf
ITS ACTION IS SURE AND SAFE.
The celebrated remedy Kidney-Wort can now
be obtained in the usual dry vegetable form, or in
liquid form. It is put In the latter way for the es
pecial convenience of those who cannot readily
prepare it. It will be found very concentrated and
will act with equal efficiency in either case. Be
sure and read the new advertisement for particu
lars. South and West.
If the mother ia feeble it is impossible that her
children should be strong. Lydla & Plnkham's
Vegetable compound is a perfect specific in all
chronic diseases of the sexual system of women.
Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Plnkham, . 223 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets.
FADED OR GRAY HAIB gradually recovers Its
youthful color and lustre by the use of Parker's
Hair Balsam, an elegant dressing, admired for its
purity and rich perfume.
Baenupalba. . t
New, quick, complete cure 4 days, urinary affec
tions, smarting, frequent or difficult urination, and,
kidney diseases. $f at dniggisis. Depot, J. H.
McAdeh, Charlotte; . U
It Is worth remembering that nobody enjoys the
nicest surroundings if in bad health. There are
rulsera ble people about to-day with one foot in the
grave, when a bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic
would do them more good than all the doctors and
medicines they have ever tried. See adv.
JJcur flttertiseraeuts.
Tost jewelry.
LOST by a lady while shopping yesterday ajter
noon. one narrow bracelet of gold, with black
f liaraue:,flowerlng. A small chain and bull are
attached. - a suitable toward will be paid on de
livery at this office or at the store of
qovl8 U LeROY DAVIDSON.
pOB BLANK BOOKS
From 2c each to 145 00 per set. go to
KDDLNS' BOOK STORE.
-OPERA HOUSE.--!e
Sjgkt of Refined Comio Opa!
Thursday EveniDg, Nov. 24th, '81.
After a mos( btfljiaut touir, marked by eoitlnueus
successes 1 1 :
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tun. unna. a. runu 0
Ia GILBKRf & SlfXlVAN'S . v i
New English Opera the greatest success of ton-
don and New York entitled :'-. .'i?
The Initial and following nerfonnaneeaef whieh
n New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wasktn
jon and Boston, attracted ftp largest frtjenefls,
W was criticised ai follow 'ilecVwM fA
mirawy "presentt'd. ,; It-wail elegamOy are8sd
throughout, and was without iiuoronlfmi'" tiei
BiogiBg of the troupe wu good without excepttenJ
'8 Looette made a great nit as Patience, fcri
tzgerald wu more than good as Gr6ivener."llr,'
oogendorp, as the Colonel, sang and acted In bia
usual effective style, and Mr. Beanie as Bunthorne
capital "-Post T.'.tSJiii iCr
onTTbe OP A M eomfaewsa
hL3l- NweniberJar 1, at-tbajBSiial 'plaeea
niustrated Gift Books in cloth and flner bindings;
80 w RnniMt' nnnc STORE.
LACONIC liOOAK.,
wv , wuuvu uvuva wniai,! j i i 1 ; ;
: t3T ? Cottonsaies for theweei doaLog
yesterday 1771 bales.
rar-Work at the site of the water
worts reservoir is still booming.
2T Quails are now worth $1 per
uozen. in uus market.
t3?T Still another mad dog this week
reported in the Monroe papers.
tS" Maj. Jno Hughes of Nw Berne
Is in the city. He is registered at the
vnirai.
W Cotton is said this season to have
an unusually small amount of lint to
'At . A
tue seea. .
tW One or two cases of small impor
tance oerore the mayor yesterday
morning.
EST" McSmith, of the music house.
nas ordered a 1,000 piano for a gentle
man or this city,
t The colored f estiment" continu
ed last night and the Sharon colored
Dana discoursed.
Monday is the day for the meet
ing or the board of aldermen. Will
there be a quorum ?
tW The burglars are now taking a
lew days recreation. They will resume
acuve business in a few days.
tW The citizens of Mecklenburg are
disposed to sell the top orop for one
hundred dollars for each township.
The turnip crop bids fair to be
unusually large. The drought drove the
farmers to turnips in large numbers.
mu The Galaxy," the new social
club, held its third meeting last nieht
at the residence of its president, Mr. H.
watts.
The fourth Quarterly Confer
encefor Try on Street church wili be
held at the parsonage to-night at 7
o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
tW Bishop Simpson of the Metho
dist Episcopal Church North, passed
through thecity day before yesterday
returning from a tour in the South.
The organ grinder and his mon
key got here yesterday. They perform
under the auspices of the McSmith mu
sic house and the chief-of-police. ' : '
Charlotte Thompson on the 2nd
of December gives the next succeedin&r
entertainment at the opera house after
"Patience" on the night of the 24th.
IS" The entertainment of the Arm
strong Bros' minstrel troupe given un
der their canvas, which was to have
come off here to-night, has been post
poned it is learned until Tuesday night.
JUT The 24th instant being Thanks
giving day it is suggested that a collec
tion be taken up on that day for the
Oxford Orphan Asylum. "The poor ye
have always with you."
The ordinance of baptism will
be administed to infants at Tryon
Street church, Sunday, at 3 o'clock p. m.
Parents who desire to have their child
ren baptised are requested to present
them at that hour.
The test of butter will be read
with surprise by some. It i3 from the
Paris Journal de Pharmacie. Rub
some of the suspected butter on a piece
of broadcloth. If the butter disappears
without leaving a stain it is pure, how
ever poor. But if it leaves a "greasy
spot," it has been mixed with fat.
A. T. ic O. va. the City.
On Wednesday, in llaleigh. the case
of the Atlantic, Tennessee and Ohio
railroad vs. the city of Charlotte was
called, and argued by Messrs. Jones &
Johnston for .be plaintiffs, and Wilson
& Son and Dowd & Walker for the de
fendants. The appeal was taken by the
defendants, it will be remembered, at
the last term of the Superior court.
Death o( a. Popular Young man.
Mr S. W. Berryhiil, a popular young
man of Charlotte township, living near
Sugar Creek, died at his home day be
fore yesterday of typhoid fever. He
was 9 years of age and his untimely
death is mourned by a large circle of
friends and acquaintances. He was
buried yesterday afternoon in Elm
wood cemetery.
TbjrongU the Soutlt on Tiro Wheels,
Mr. E. K. Drew, agent for the Colum
bia bicycle company passed through the
city yesterday. He is traveling for his
company and rides a great part of . thg
time upon bis bicycle. lie left Boston
some weeks ago and rode a . great part
of the way to Cleveland, Ohio,' and
hence he rode through tberountry the
entire distance to New Orleans. He is
now going north.
Library Aaaocation.
The programme at the meeting of thj
ibrary association last night consisted
in the reading Qf (elections by Miss
Iula Mobley, Mr. Chas. Stichner and
Miss Augusta G. Keisler. There was a
large , attendance. : Rev. Mr, Bagwel
made some farewell remarks iff antici
pation of a probable removal by the
next ' State Conference. The society
has taken steps toward the securing of
a piano fpr use in its rooms,
Literary Item.-. " ' ;'! '
Mr. Elihu Vedder. the well known
American artist, lately returned from
Rome, has been working since last sum
mer upon a permanent cover ror xw
Centurv Maaazine. The new cover.
which is just completed, is. to whsist,
not of one design, but really of five
four of them for the different' seasons
of the fear.. Surrounding tstcWlsft ;ap-:
propriate emblems for every montn m
emblematical female figure of creat dig
f, o ni!rtha 'iftHaf. atrfltt nflr M klf!iia1 In
ef of the eoVer -will bepreserved,'whilsfc
the ink wlllle r)f a meheeper;
tiht! and the trenerat massing ef 4he leti
ters will alsp;. be (nWihelwisei
the qgsign -ft lentirelfianapflgjnai
Tashi-m N ii.t-Tareollarsare UtUe worn by
Udto. lu kettovn, ami this will ttv rise toaaay
severe ceogbsend eoid. r. BuU'a eough srrup
u aeertaln and sale eme bt nrf or:Pnea
260iA f-i3 md9i4. lf&i A -nsw i
oonUnuance tot abrJengtlt otjitoa aflaeSirrlta
nonot tna i!nngioisopiacnTonMThrQpiaease.
"Broirn'f Bronchial TrocheB" are an-'effdcSnaJ
vvusu iwiucu;.
Willi Eftaiaa l
The Atlanta Constitution of a day
or two since says j- 4 s
Willie Edonin's Sparks Compapy oc
cupied DeGive'S opera house last night,
anda very large and 'intelligent' aud
ence was present Truly Willie could
not have asked for a better reception.
"Dreams: or Fan in & PnotosiaDh Gal
lery," a quaint and queer conceit, was
tne ptayy iuu of . numor, possessing
much wit. and broueht before the au
dience some new and pretty songs and
airs, xne nrss act snows tne lunks
family at home. In this act Edouin
plays an old man of ?(LlIn his chim
ney corner he falls asleep and dreams a
dream. This dream forms the basis for
the real play, in which is fun unlimit
ed, and the whole company ' appears,
some m several aixcerens cnaracters
each, giving songs, dances, imitations
and all sorts of funny and enjoyable
bits of acting. "Dreams" was a decid
ed hit, in. its way, and a repetition of it
to-night will furnish , pleasing 'enter
tainment for those who wish to laugh.
-every memoer or tne company is an
arusi in nis or ner une or business.
This company appears at the Char
lotte opera house to-night. The sale of
seats has already been considerable,
ana there is very prdspect for a good
nouse.
'Patieaee.
The advance agent for Mr. Chas. E
IFord's opera company was in the city
yesterday and billed the citv for "Pa.
uence"- next Thursday nieht. the 24th.
Thanksgiving day. The company is
said to be an excellent one and consists
of 30 voices. An exchange says of it :
Ford'S BITCARftRf 111
- - ' v-waww wuaawu J as, v
uuwu jrauence insi mgax 10 one 01
f iSnKMA a: a e
tne iiucst auuiences txiaL ever assem
bled in t.hft Mishlflr AAQiiamv TVia
singing and acting was enthusiastically
Kppauuw, as n, uuiwrveu. xne com
pany iS One Of the most: rlpJArvinir nn
the road, and has an enviable reputa
tion in eastern Pennsylvania. The
story of the opera of "Patience" has
been told at Ton err h nff-on Tvit
love-sick maidens" worship Bunthorne,
a poet modelled after Oscar Wilde. He
loves Patience, a dairymaid. She in
turn loves Grosvenor, another sesthete,
who is so handsome that he considers
himself the "trnatea nf haanfv " am..
venor loves her, but they are kept apart
by Patience's desire not to selfishly ab
sorb all of his beauty. He comes down
off of his loftv stilts
J ww mmmM WU1
monplace at the request of Bunthorne
and. then all is well between him and
Patience. In- the onpra alon annnaro o
i-egimentof dragoons who are cast aside
uy wjb girts ior ineir poet lover, out are
finallV taken harfr'Wrun thav h.ainma
sesthetic The' music is much like both
"Pinafore" and "Pirates of Penzance,"
ana yet outers m general tone. It is
written in a lean snricrhtlv rlaahinn
vein, but it has the same general har
mony that characterizes Sullivan.
Expeeltton Parties.
The afternoon train from Atlanta
yesterday was crowded with returning
exposition visitors, most of whom got
off here and went downk the Carolina
Central. .
A party of fifty will leave Laurin-
burg in about eight days for the Atlan
ta exposition.
The Monroe Express says a party
of at least thirty will leave Monroe on
Monday afternoon for the exposition.
The Salisbury Watchman says:
A DartV of 50 nersons will lnavn Sal is.
bury on Tuesday nieht November 22.
for the Atlanta Exposition. The party
is already, nearly made up, but there is
no limit to the number over 50, others'
wishing to join it mav do so bv hddI v-
ing to Mr. P. N. Heilig, Lawson Klutts
or Henry Cauble, committee. The price
for each member, the round trip $0,26.
The Register says:
A COmrjany Of vonncr ladinflanrl cran.
tlemen of Concord contemplate" start
ing on Monday to visit the exnosition
at Atlanta.
The Greenboro Patriot ; has sug
gested that th'j North -Carolina Press
Association attend the Atlanta Expo
sition in a body. Other papers havo
endorsed the Suggestion and amend itr
with a proposition . to meet in Char-
otte about the 1st of December and
eave here all together. The Secretary
of the association is now in eorrespoja-
ence with the railroads on the question
of rates, and scheme will very proba
bly be oarried out. Charlotte will give
the gentlemen , of the press a warni
welcome and a hearty send off.
Attention is. again called to . th
proposed meeting of Atlanta excur
sionists at the court house Monday
morning at 11 o'clock. Several otberj
parties informed Tim Obseeveb yes
terday of their desire to join the party.'
Neighborhood Note. '
The Gastonia kmtte says:- Mr. Jos.
R.Kincaid, of Gaston county, H doubt-
ess the youngest living child pf"ary f
the soldiers who f ought in the battle of
King's Mountain. ,His father, John
Kinoaid, was a neutenant died at the
advanced age of 92, when Joseph, wjfo
s now 53 years' old, was only eight
Gaston county will head the list in spite
of every effort to the contrary.
-tMt. James C. Jenkins, of Gastonia,
son of Hon. D. A. Jenkins, has located
in Atlanta to practice his profession; .
The Concord Register says: We
learn that W. J. Black, Esq., has traded
his Rocky River Factory property with
his son for property 4 ft Charlotte. The
factory will be operated by its new pro
prietor. .
The Presbyterian, church in.Cohr
cord has got a new pipe organ i.s,niyI!Bt
they are not proud. . V '.'i
A fight in Anson the other day re
sulted in the biting off of the nose of
one of the belligerents. Crab Orchard
is called upon to sustain the honor of
Mecklenburg. -
All the neighbrhoodVpeis cof-
tatn one or more accounts - or brilliant
wedding ceremonies H'-a't-
Reports Of the small - grain crops
around about are most encouraging!.. ;
. . The . JSTorth . Carolina . .Methodist
(colored) conference, meets in Monroe!
next Wednesday, the 23d.
The Rowan Riflea have extended!
Vte Ujcnmonq uowitsen an lnvitationj
to visit Salisbury at tn'elr convenience.
rXe&olutions of thanks have also been
xortne nospitauty 01 me nowib-
ze&.whentlM.Bifl Richroghld
en route to Yprktown.
:),'.'t I'it .teJ
I 3 t.-A A.:
- AS THOUSANDS DO TESTITY,
So does Thomas Boberts, Wholesale
adeiphia, who- saysr "Burneli'a Ceoxiabje Uaj
aU lrrlttooo thf B,ilh topi effectually.
remW dtrcf aaf prevent the'halrfromfaulna
BDBNXTTtfl fLATOBINO UTUACTaTh
soryirlorttj of these exttact In1 their rrfe :WtlJ
Jtr and great strength. ; They are .iranaatod fret
from fbe prisonous ens and aelds whkh enter the
eomposraou 01 many ueuuwia nun ubvwb.
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CHAB , COL. ft AUGUSTA B, B. CO., I
Columbia, & C, November 14th 188h 1
THE annual meeting or the stockholders will be
held in this city, on Wednesday, the 7th day
of December next Stockholders and the mem
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Seepnd season and Bdlllant uccess everywhere of
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-COMPANY.
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IBANK W. SAUfiEB.. . f noprietora.
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Presenting the
Charming Maslcal Mirth Prorokmg Concert,
DREAMS,
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Fan in a Photograph Gallery
A BANQUET 07 MIRTH!
Laughter Belgns Supreme. Pronounced by both
Press and Public the
BEIGNING ATTRACTION,
By far surpassing all others. Reserved seats now
on sale atMcSmith'a Music House.
norl3
-OPERA HOUSE,-
A Welcome Star in Charlotte !
THE GREAT COMIC 8UCCKS3 OF THE SEASON.
Wednesday Evtniog, Nov. 23rd.
Appearance of the Renowned Comedian,
Sol Smith flussell,
la his famous creation of
TOM DILLOWAY,
In J. E. Brown's New American Comedy In Four !
Acts, entitled '
EDGEWOOD FOLKS,
As played at
Abbey's Park Theatre, New YorkT four eenseeutlve
weeks, to a succession of crowded and de
lighted audiences.
BICK1VD XVEBTWHXBE WITS SCREAMS
. OF LAUGHTER.
W THclTAtfl rf nrimloatnn 1 IK aitrt RVn
Seats can be secured In advance at the McSmith
music nouse.
noTl8 5t
This giat spedflo euree that most loathsome r
aisease
WHETHER EN ITS PBIMART, SECOND ABT OB
TEBTIABT BTA6E.
Removes alltraees of Mereury from the system.
uses seroruia, out sores, rneumatum, eczema,
- catarrh, or ny blood disease. , :
CUBES WHEN HOT SPRINGS EAILl
Malvern. Ark.. Mar 2. 1881.
We have eases In our town who lived at Hoi
springs ana were anaiiy eureo with a. s. a.
. . UOUAlOCOMAMnSBT.
' Memphis. Tennessee. Mar i . 1 881 .
We have sold lSB bottles of 8. a. S. In a rear.
It has given universal satiafaction. Fair minded
phyalciana now recommend it as a positive spedfe
la 8, Manbftzld ft Ca
: Denver. Oblu Mav 9. 188 1. :
Even Durehaser sDeaks in the highest terms ef i
n. p- b. iu. ju-KISdxtkb.
8. 8. 8. has slven better satisfaction than unv
raeoicuie i nave ever Boia. J. A. jtlxxxkb.
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Ton ean refer anrhortr m n in roourd tn Dm
wains vi o. o. o. - - - xxila ii,iiH a
Have never known S. A 8. to fafftoismw'a ease
oceypnras, wnen propeny taceiu- '
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The above staners are eentlemea of his h stand-1
rag. . a. 11. uoxDxrr, uov.oiuaw,
uimvBUrm vui iu -TVuT owe, vu-u rjtU.
IPO wttxn uukkd. wet for ttotfcoiais. and
opi otthe tbjwaagato'tta UpIorK
STOO BEWABJD lbe ild ta Eftvfefa&i&
woo wiu-noa. oir amuyBis oi iuu Bewes er H. b.j.,
one particle of Mereury, Iodide Potassium, or any
-.:-j J?qpoeHrs Ananuyua
Sold brdraesrlsts everrwhere.
Price of laree oe raerular size Mdneed to
quantity pHceSL holding hail the
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Day merr wmter tHxxu before the beat are sold, we ofler extraordinary bargains In j
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Men's, Boys and (Mdretf ;
Including OTSBCOATS for all ages. Dont pay
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LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. :
a vifltim et ronthfnl limmidenca ausinir Prema
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covered a siippto self cure, which he will send FREE
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Teachers' Bibles. Prayer Beoks bjv Hrmrali
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call at EDDINe BOOK 8TOBE; where you can b
acOTmmoaatau ami even jwo years vo payiom.
Of the Trade eeneraHv. and alaa the eonsnmer. 1
called to oar spatial brands jesj saleable and staple
Dmoarag lVDaccoe buung buu, vuruam, iug
Cuts and Btval Durtiauy-ta which wo- are ow
adding a fuHllna of tin latest styles' ef the most
staple gkadiaIplisJsnTTtlst T0taccos. We
can, in a iew weexa, oner laaoemeuw iu wwwuk
Tobaoods that no .other, maiMifaetinTOeweqaaL
Our salesmen will make regular trips to Cbarlotte.
and the trade of, aU gooinercjuPTOi
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