&t)g charlotte QbhsztQa.
LOCAL IRTKLUBfiSCR
T HUESD AY, NOV. 24, 1881.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
Phalanx Lodgk No. 81, A. F. A A. M. Begalar
meeting every second and fourth Monday nights.
Excklsior Lodsb No. 261, A. F. ft A. H. Bee
ular meeting every first and third Tuesday nights.
Chablottx Chaftxb No. 89, B. A. M. Regular
meeting every second and fourth Friday nights.
Charlotte Command aby Na 2, K. X. Secular
meeting every first and third Thursdays.
EI. OIF1 H.
KKiGHTa of Honob. Begular meeting every
second and fourth Thursdays.
P.
Knights or Pythias. Begnlar meeting nights
first and third Wednesdays, 7 o'clock p. m. at
sonic Temple Hall.
I. O, O. IF".
chaklottk Lodge No. 88. Meets every Mon
day night.
ilBCKUBJTBTTRa PZCI-ARATIOH LODOB Na 8.
MeetD every Tuesday night
Dixm Lodgk No. 108. Meets'every Thursday
night.
Catawba Kivtcb Encaatpstknt No. 21. Meets
trst and third Thursday nights In each month.
Index to New Advertisement.
Change of Schedule B. ft D. B. B.
B lama Still Ahead Ornaments.
W. B. Atkinson Stockholders Meeting.
LeRcy Davidson-Goshen Butter.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
L&COHIO LOCALS.
EPISCOPAL METHODIST.
"Warranted not to contain a single particle of
mercury or any Injurious or mineral substance, but
to consist entirely of medicinal roots and herbs,
w hich is the reason Simmons Liver Regulator Is
& t-tTectual yet so harmless.
Ttita mnritrMnA u acknowledged to have no
equal as a liver medicine, containing those South
ern roots and herbs which an all wise Providence
hast placed In countries where liver diseases pre
vuli. "Baltimork Episcopal Methodist."
None genuine except that prepared by J. H.
Zelllu A Co.
PONDER ON THESE TROTHS.
Torpid kidneys, and constipated bowels, are the
great causes ot chronic diseases.
Kidney Wort has cured thousands. Try It and
you will add oae more to their number.
Habitual eosUveness afflicts millions of the
American people. Kidney Wort will cure It.
Kidney Wort has eured kidney complaints ef
thirty years standing. Try H. 8ee adv.
The color and lustre of youth are restored to
faded or gray hair by the use ot Parker's Hair
Balsam, a harmless dressing highly esteemed for
Its perfume and purity.
Mrs. Wlnslow's soothing syrup.
rpv Svlvanus Uodd urns writes in uio
Boston
Christian Freeman: We would by no means re
commend any Kina 01 meoicuro u w u" ""2
know to be good particularly for Infants. But of
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup we can. speak from
knowledge; In our own family It hasroved a
blessing Indeed, by giving an Infant troubled with
colic pains, quiet sleep, and Its .parents unknown
rest at night. Most parents can appreciate these
blessings. Here Is an article ; which works to per
fectlonr and which is harmless; for the sleep
which It affords the Infant is perfectly natural, and
the little cherub awakes as "bright as a button."
And during the process of teething. Its value Is
incalculable. We have frequently neara moinerB
say they would not be without it from the birth of
the chUd tin n naa uiuouou mm mo mu.
DU1U III CU1
siege, on an
druggists. !
consideration whatever.
!5 cents a bottle.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC ENDORSEMENT.
Gorham, N. H., July 14th, 1879.
Gents Whoever you are, I dont know; but I
thank the Lord and feel grateful to you to know
that 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 palsy, which unnerved me to such
an extent that the least excitement would make
me shake like the, ague. Last May I was taduced
to try Hop Bitters, fused one bottle, but did not
see any change; another did so change my nerve
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 fortune, and
confer the greatest blessing on your fellow-men
that was ever conferred on mankind.
TTX BUBOB.
tSTSunday hours will be observed at
the postofflce to-day.
J5T Bu iness wouldn't boom yester
day. Cotton was absent from the
streets.
tT Thanksgiving services win be
held at St. Peter's Catholic church to
day at half-past 10 o'clock.
t-TIckeU for "Patience" are going
off splendidly, and a favorable evening
will fill the opera house to-night
EST There are 82 prisoners in the
county jail at present, 21 of whom will
have a hearing at the present term of
the Inferior Court.
SW. H. Bailey, Esq, of the Char
lotte bar, is in Raleigh this week, at
tending to legal matters in the Supreme
Court.
t37In the article published yesterday
la relation to mines, a mistake occurred
in the figures giving the amount of ore
on the dump at the Silver Valley mine.
The amount should have been 2,000 or
2,500 tons, whereas it was put at 25,000
tons.
tS" In the item published ia yesterday
morning's Observes about the failure
of the paper to reach certain points on
the North road, there was no intention
of leading the reader to believe that the
fault lay in the postoffice at Charlotte.
The trouble arises after the paper
leaves this office. But few mails North
have been missed within the last six
months, but complaints have reached
here that the paper often reaches its
destination a day late.
much Ado Aooat ZfwUklasr.
Much of the time of the Inferior
Court was yesterday taken up in hear
ing a case of forcible trespass, the plain
tiff and defendant to which reside in
the city. Malice seemed to be the cause
of all the trouble, as the trespass, even
admitted, amounted to nothing, while
the costs in the case will be considera
ble. The damage resulting from the
trespass, according to the evidence of
the prosecution, would amount to some
thing like 75 cents.
Inferior CeuU
This court disposed of the following
cases yesterday:
State vs. Ja&Hornbarrier, illicitretail
ing, mistrial.
State vs. Chas. Torrence, assault and
battery, two cases; submitted.
State vs. Chas. Yann, assault and
battery; submitted.
State vs. Fink. Parnell, larceny; not.
pros.
State vs. Ed. McCombs, larceny;
guilty.
State vs.Hattie Ellington, larceny;
guilty.
THE ATLANTA EXPOSITION.
NORTH CA.&Ol.INAS SPLENDID
DISNJLT.
The Apprehended
FaUlo.ro Bee
1
A CARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretion ot youth, nervous weakness, early decay
oss of manhood, &c, I will send a recipe that will
cure you. FREE of CHABGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South America
end a self-addressed envelope to the Bkt.
OSEPH T. IN MAN, Station D, New York City
MANY MISERABLE PEOPLE drag themselves
about with falling strength, feeling that they are
steadily sinking Into their graves when, by using
n.,.k.j uinra, Tnnii. thnv would find a cure
mencln2twlththe first dose, and vitality and
strength surely coming back to them,
column.
Bee other
It is worth remembering that nobody enJys the
nicest surroundings If In bad health. There are
miserable people about to-daywlth one foot to the
grave, ..W.Kiffl
would do mem more guuu man u
medicines they have ever tried. See adv.
MADEFBOM HARMLESS MATERIALS, and
dapted to the needs of fading and fiUHng halr,
Parker's Hair Balsam has tasen the first rank as
an elegant and reliable hair restorative.
DON'T DIE IN THE HOU8E. .
Ask druggists for "Bough on Rata." It clears
out rats, mice, bed bugs, roaches, vermin, files,
ants, Insects. 15c per box.
AS THOUSANDS DO TESTTJT,
So does Thomas Roberts, Wholesale Grocer, Phil
adelphia, who says: "Burnett's Cocoaine auays
all Irritation of the scalp, and will most effectually
emove dandruff and prevent the hair from falling
out"
BUBNETT'S FLAVOBING EXTRACTS. The
superiority of these extiacts In their perfect purl
lty and great strength. They are warranted free
from the poisonous oils and adds which enter the
composition of many factitious fruit flavors.
DECLINE Of MAN.
Impotence ot mind, limb. OTiTbT"
vous weakness, sexual debfflty, Ae., ird by
Wells' Health Renewer. SI at druggists. Depot
J. H. McAden, Charlotte, N. C
DeelttloBM
Last Monday opinions were dtlivered
by the Supreme court in the following
cases:
A. H. McDonald, assignee, vs. K. D,
Dickson et als from Richmond ; no er
ror; judgment affirmed.
State vs. Thomas A. Awuer, irom
Stanly; error; judgment arrested.
M. Martin vs. John A. Young et als.,
from Mecklenburg ; no error ; judgment
affirmed.
By A-Stk, J. t
State vs. Clarke & Hermon, from Union-,
error: iudrment reversed.
' ,w . jl TT!
Li. 15. tJnnstenoerry vs. v. kj. jviuk,
from Mecklenburg; no error; judg
ment affirmed.
To Psurllea for Atlanta.
Prompted by the success in organiz
ing the party which left Charlotte Mon
day night, and which safely reached At
lanta at the reduced rate of fare, oner
ed bv the management of the associat
ed railways of Virginia and the Caro
lines, The Observer will undertake
to organize another party of fifty or
more to leave Charlotte on Tuesday
night next, 29th inst, at 10.45 o'clock.
We will register the names of all par
ties desiring to visit the exposition re
ceived previous to Saturday night, 26th
nRr. nd then notifv the railroad au
thorities of the number so registered in
order to comply with the stipulation
which will be required in future that
thirty-six hours notice shall be given of
the formation of parties.
Persons llftngat a distance who can
reach Charlotte In time can write us
the names of parties desiring to visit
the Exposition about that time, with
the full assurance that the names will
be registered and tickets secured in
vnsnil BeeUene Men With
mm 1st Tnelr Eye A MogTilf lcent
ntmwtmg'Vnu Nortn Carolina la
Ike Effect Her ExhlMt
Attraetlnff Attention to
. Uor Iflnw Clrestt Exhibition of
Sontaerm mdaotrieo Which Every
One Oaarht to See.
Special Correspondence of The Observer.
Six weeks ago the writer attended the
opening exercises of the Atlanta Cotton
exposition. At that time there was.
beyond the programme arranged for
the occasion, naught but promise. The
buildings were up to be sure, but the
workmen had not left them and their
enteriors were bare and repulsive. One
felt chilled and lonely in wandering
through the vast shells.- There was an
irresistible feeling of despondency,
that it was too great an undertaking
for even the aspiring and indefatigable
Atlantese they had begun to bulla
without counting the cost. This feel-
ino- wfta intensified bv the days and
weeks bf sparse attendance which f ol
lowed, and although the newspapers
North and South spoke only words of
commendation and encouragement
there was an almost universal forebod
ing in Atlanta and elsewhere that the
great event would prove a failure
Even those who still had faith in a
orfiftt dianlav despaired of a financial
nnd exposition stock fell at
one time to ten cents upon the dollar.
But the last few weeks have wrought
a great change. The special days and
attractions, the reduced railway rates,
and the magnificent variety of the ex
hibits have drawn such crowds that
the stock is now sold at 48 cents. The
daily attendance averages three thous
and And in ranidlv increasing, and the
.Itir ta Prnwdad with vlsitOU from al
VVJ ww v
parts of th9 Union, Many of tnem, too,
come not from the neighboring towns
to spend a day, but from remote cities
for protracted stays. The exhibitors as
sure me that they daily meet numbers of
people whose object is business and not
pleasure, capitalists, miners, machin
ists, inventors; all either seeking fields
for investment or laborer desiring space
for their own productions.
Maj.McPbail, of the Richmond and
Danville exhibit, states that he knows
of 150 mining men who have set out,
after the examination of North Caroli
na, South Carolina and Georgia ores, for
personal Inspection with views of pos
sible investment in the mines from
which thav were taken. So it Is with
all the convertible resources of the
smith whieh are displayed. The finan
cial success of the exposition is a mat
ter of trifling importance when it is be
lieved with good reason that it has
done more to attract attention to our
undeveloped and hitherto - obscure
wealth than the accumulated labor of
the last decade. To appreciate
this somewhat .startling claim our
must come and see what is. shown to
the people of the sterile North and the
rich but one-crop N onnwess.
In the North Carolina exhibit, for in
stance, one ' cannot help being struck
with the fact that it embraces every
stame product with which we clothe
ourselves, from silk to hemp, and our
food crop from, wheat weighing ten
pounds extra to the measured bushel, to
the Cape Fear rlcei superior to any in
the world. But not nly corn is there
but wine, and I seize this opportunity
to make favorable mention of the dis
play, otnatlve wmes by CoL Wharton
Green, of the famous Tokay neyard
near Favetteville. It is far ahead of
any similar exhibit. In the other sta
ple luxury, tobacco, the North Carolina
gold leaf, is also prominent As for the
comparative merits of the North Caro
lina exhibit in variety it -s most
creditable, but in artistic collation and
display it is not so. A casual observer
wnnid nnt he imnressed. Nor are the
proportions of ita space, or the, itee
for size is a strong card in these, "world
fairs of its specimens sufficiently or
truslve. The North Carolina contri
bution to theBlchmond and Danville
exhibit and the State really furnishes
about three-fourths and decidedly the
best part of it-is. however, not subject
to this criticism, and one cannot bat re
gret that the two are distinct
It ia unnecessary to spaa ox any wur
-A-
New Kind of Household Ormmests
JUST RECEIVED.
KALO-MEDA,
WALL POCKETS, GIPSY BASKETS,
LADIES' WORK BASKETS,
SCRAP B iSXETS, LUNCH BtSKETS. WHISP
POCKETS,
Christmas
Stockings
VASES, EASELS, CANES, Ac , &C
This Is an entirely new Parisian style of Orna
ments, -and has never been offered In this mar
ket, and can ba bought only at
ncv24
ED DINS' BOOK STORE.
(MensBu Me Me-SiflttCaraliMR.R
TBAXHS SOUS HOSTS.
pate.Nov20 '81
No. 61,
Through
passengerl
naiiy
No. Kfi.
FastMalL
Dally
No. 53,
Through
passenger
Dauy
Lv. Charlotte,
" Salisbury,
Arx.Greensboro
Lv. Greensboro
Arr.R&lelgh
Lv u
Arr. Goldsboro
Lv. Greensboro
for Richmond
M N. Danville
" Barksdale
Drak'sBr'ch
M Jetersvllle
An. Tomahawk
Air. Belle Isle
Lv
Arr.Manehester
Arr. Richmond
4.40 ami
6 80 AM
&23 AX
6.35 AX
1.25 FX
4.10 fx
6.20 fx
&46 AX
11.00 i
8.10 AX
4.42 AX
6.25 AX
dVso AX
8.80 AX
9.28 AX
11.09 ax
12.47 FX
1.49 FX
2.25 PX
2.80 fx
2.BS 1
2.88 FX
5.46 FX
7.27 fx
9.15 FX
9.85 fx
12.19 ax
Ij04 ax
8.20
5.88
6.54 AX
7.48 ax
7.46 am
7.49 AM
8.00 AM
ransemjettts.
-OPERA JBLOUSE.
One Night of Refined Comic Opera I
Thnrsrlay Erafe' Nov. 24th, '8i.
EXTBAOEEIHAEY ATTBAOIIOHI
TBAHKSG1VKG EVEMG !
After a most brilliant tour, marked by ooaUnaoos
8U0C6W6flt
IIH. GBAS. E. FORD'S
SACKISM!!
OXJRLARGE STOCK 0 RAPIDLY SELLING
1
THE-
GREAT SACRIFICES WE OFFER AT AllD BElJOVJ, COS
JtSSWfe. ,. .... . i
We stfll bore a taze MsoTtmeY to select from and W wwflj MJtoe oneandall to call at once and
bttielrWtteoods before the best are sold. We offer extraordinary bargains In
.Men's, Boys mid Children's Sfia4f-mMClotlig)T3!5'5A
Including OVERCOATS for an ages. Dont pay profits when you can wry gooas. ukuajuiajsoo vm
H. MORRIS & BROS.
Ia GILBERT & SULLIVAN'S
n i in n n 1 l mm
U'nnlinh I atkii A I Innnn I ATflTt TT I 1 ' .
liuguju wuycia winy j, . n nr- n-r
New English Opera the greatest success ef
den and New York entitled
The laltfal and following performances of which
In New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton and Boston, attracted the largest audiences,
and was criticised as follows: The piece was Ad
mirably presented. was-etegaauy dressed
throughout, amd was without anaeronjsms. The
singing of the troupe was goad without exeeyUen.
Miss Lucette made a great hit as Patience. Mr.
ntzgeraid was more than good as Gresvener. Mr.
Hogendorp, as the Colonel, sang and acted in his
usual effective style, and Mr. Rennle as Bunthome
was capital" Post
l-W The sale ot reserved seats wm commence
on Monday, November 21st, at the usual places.
Reserved seats 81.
D0V19 5t
EODDIG
TRYON STJtEET.
BMNTKfS CLOSING OUT SBnijOK
ABB MOST
PRICE& T
Will Close Jannary -M
KkTl"
9 .:vv:r
See our Oashmeres, see our CsHcos at 4c You have ait opportunity now yon mayoevei hava.aga,
WE HAVE NO SPACE TO EKT7HEBATE. A VISIT OKLY CAN COYERiaL GBppKD
tt t ttw "t r -rr "loi -,e 'S iri
To
3a
TBAim eoats booth.
DeteJNov.20'80
Lv. Richmond
BurkevUle
Arc N. Danville
L. "
Arr. ereensboro
Lv. Goldsboro
AmBalelgh
Lt. '
Arc. Greensboro
Lt.
M SaUsbun
Arr. Concord
Charlotte
Na 50
Through
passeng'r
No, 54
Fast Mail
No. 62
thro' pas.
andrnaU.
iass ami
12.40 AM
4.30 FX
4.65 FX
6.60 PX
10.00 i
12.25 FX
2.85 FX
0.45 FX
7 .Oft
9.02 fx
9.65 FX
10.45 FX
7.80 FX
9.10 FX
9.15 fx
1054 Fx
12.25
11.25 FM
2.87 AM
7.00 AX
7.25 AX
9.25 AX
9.86 AM
11.14 A
12.06 fx
12.50 fx
c
Na 50 Dally.
Leave Greensboro. "'iJ-Sl'S
ATrtte Salem 410 m
NO. 51 Dally, except Sunday.
Lour Salem. 4.29 AM
Arrive Greensboro. 6.00
NO. 62 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Greerjsboro. 10.00 am
Arrive Bsiem.... 11.8 AM
HO. 58-DaOy.
Leave Salem . 40 fx
Arrive Greensboro................ 6.80 FX
AR passenger trains arrive and depart from
Trade street depot Charlotte, and trains Nos. 50,
62. 55 and 63 wUl run dally between Richmond.
Vjl, and Trade street depot Trains Nos. 61 and
64 will ran dally between Nerth Danville and
Trade street Nos. 50 and 61 will runaniy oe
ailitwun and UrMnSborO. TamS BOS.
60 and 61 will run dally between Rlehmend and
WfratM"gWNertb. andjouth make dose eon
dmOm with trains on thbbiUem Branch for Salem
and Winston morning atra evening. - -
. A. FOPX.
Gen. PUs. and Ticket Agent
IUehBtond,Va.
til llliH
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cNATIONAL-
Mutual
Benefit
Association
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lonisflUe, Ky.
ARDINES French t American.
fjooxaxam. 40tmL VI aM-.
Lr'l
time.
All persons who desire to take advan
nf tho oJnh rites to the Exposition
v- - : .. - . i . ,
tii a waIT mi rrlvlnv in tfifl CllV w I ar anAeial exniDltS or uwwikw",1"
nn At Trra Ossximat office, realstoT I exfxwiUon. Yoorreaders havalreaay
f.hir Ttxmea ana w sovet
thav m&v ba found, which will
LOSSES PAID..
S290,60a92
ALL LOSSES CUE TO DATE PAID.
Little liai
&---Try Little
Maggie,
SURPLUS tUND...
30,0Q0J)
:' -nrTED;-;;'.;-.;v !
KHKO WIIED SUIES .
TTdDDB
ASD-r'
rbich
enable
thnA crmnc to more readlli find others
and thus facilitate the organization of
parties. ' . ' .
ti, auk ot HtstSooTlllo Oawo.
3 Several years ago suit was brought
by T. M. Hauserj against 8. MoD. Tate,
president of the defunct bank of States
vil. for recovery of money due plain
tiff by the bank. Tha Sopreme- Court
at the present term rendered a decision
which makes tha defendant liable for
debts contracted by the bank. . rne
nMiP i familiar with the case, aad as
It is of: considerable local fas well as
general interest we give a digest of the
decision: ,!
1,-The- president ot a bank is cnarga
ble with constrmctoyenotice of Xt vonr
agement of Its anairsoy uw
other subordinate officers; and when
-v. V,V a Anf hlldnM3 WlthOUt le
gal organizatio,eajn eaeape lh
SporJiWlityl
self the president of a legaflyconstitu.
ted AlhSCJ
This powder nIli ZSoSS I served credit tp a spurious ofjratio-v
remrth and wholesomen! More. "0Jrr7 I w iTVt. - m jmrnVinatinn
than the ordinary klnds. eanno. -.J. oo -I m,; rum TrXTwftno
eompeutton mSSSt&W Ooiraua, wyww 7ttA
read much of the exposition, and I can ;
AnivAonacientioualy assure all wdo eon-
Umplate a visit here that the Southern j
a tT-ana nnvr affords the'most
VA awao"oo -
interesting show in the world.
''j.'- DM. V.
0JrXa3. JSXAP. BATE AND
'-' .'8URANCE.
BELIABLE IN-
owr
-Used with great benent in ojBuepsio.. mtj
n toldtoesaes of destl
brgsmw-J.r.Boughton,ll.DAW: - 11
-vriit mnable remedy known for female due.
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Absolutely Pure
stmnirth find wholesomeneM. jsore
"JMa-owood FolMo. r
This play was presented at Ujftjopera
house last night to a rather slim an
dience,but one that might beconal4ered
fair when the extremely wfaVorable
weather is taken into account As 10m
Dllloway, the leading character of the
playBusseUnndsa splendid opportu
nity to bring out his specialties, and to
his credit it can be said that h'never;
allows an unchaste worrj br a uggesuon
to mar bia work. Dls support to good,
and it can be said that the piece as pre
sented gave satisfaction. These i are
rmrta of the lav that no doubtTsauld be
to hx i eiva HX4X.TK.
Ttiwulent T(. AMerativi nd Mnretta,
Mw&WlA and Dtph-
rhosa and scrofula-Frof, B. Jacksea, M. AX,
Univ. Peon. , t '!J.it.'. t y
"lovateable as a nemos ;)tert&Eo& r i
,2Becimnl ed as pp
tnstrtt8,"-D. Ht Fatrex.lL D.. N. 0-
Bastores debilitated systems to neelm." T. c.
Mereer. M. Q., tod, :
cenentfoteeTtatB aieeaeee peeejia w ww i i .u.'-..'..-i ;j ,rj i. tf Wr.nltrt nnM:f; .
ynmrjt in relieving heartache, .sick ana ner- f , . . . i '..' v
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oso-Joo. P. ifeueaur. xyjuj VLUti
"UI great cuxbutv .tmmt
t'Beneflclalu otftTme derangement and
rloiu conditions." -r-B. K. van, H. u.,umo.. -:
Oianntng on ! the complexion, l&aklng
HAAWOi , -rwwsow
t. j.Sw.'iw..4Mithat
COOPER
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TJiepmce t mtneral tonus,
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inSi e Worf wirlfier "-H. Fishery
some and befff'Bjrt.
or BienmorgvTa.
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T.H.TATXOB. Secret n4 Treasurer-
AOdUor-fleo. B. AJLLISON, ChlM Zd KM. trx.
FINE FBENCH SOAPS,
JLADDEB.
BUB WELL.
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POSTOFFICE KEY FOUD-l thU
Offlee, pay charges ar rewatd the Snd-;. ,
vi ava axis uvuvesj , ; i , j 2 j.L
- Karriceswill be held In St.
Episcopal church this morning at 11
o'clock. An olterAtory wjy be fcad in
' uanja will vw m uit,Vm w - - - -
1 the Charlotte Fcrne i Bat
Harvet WllsoaT A full attendance Urea.yetsd.te
builness of importance
B0T24 2t"'
SSSSSSt design; and slight ditlsped thatthis fact will berj
evidence of ;oncert la sufficient to let mCmbred. Surety: the Christian peopla
HSWS? afariotfea,6uid nmS!
lovl aTpurlous . bank for debts con-1 ones a
mom. , ow rrscrssri irw,-. 1 oss .
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xrvTYDi'rm nir mdmiM asrneeii
value la consumpuuu, suu u mwuii
Fresa supply a a
f tie highest
varlatfry produc-
tusort0d4yf jwfowrm ;
in Of The Co.,.
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Stodhtl
Mcetinc of
HERE will be BjaaefW r-no.W ?filTl
"wrT: f astbabsmk.il legAW coawi-i; r
hViraw;
J.
ft. :
mm
; at aU dwaaists to? ' : .-. $ T
A Valuable
dty'. iesldeee
xx walk ol public square jrVTirT? 1 1
to W.H.BAllI CfPLATI WAJJOiLa
tomeys.
Udla x. nnajia's v--i"ii-. ki
frees U drooptae Aiasticlnf
i anaiiMS to iM step. leewwa -rvr
tre to toeeye, and pucto ion two ig
i kotsty us rress roees ot vm f-"T7
WlJlBTSBaTT
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CmI1MX2mllns. Mewmoand Pahv
;-WMH M Wil l i
78 Main
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iik Mii Mindejas. retrrinc rsem
.. kui bIkmuI In hi Eahda bf
tabtodati to oekeitknowu to bis tore
Chew only tU brand of tobacco knowas Tho
V ' ' rtisE old Ckm Bueket, .
i . .. trtiv4ioomlBoeket .
fTro t ,i : t Tao loues fwesTed fcuej?!..
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-i 7.'i . : Chartotte.M.U.oole Agent
jWilson 1
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TURKEYS, GEBE,
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latest and beet I tally dlsplara
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envelope, 'Ds.
L.nlM -M. Carrett sWSaldmpre. mv fu.s: mor
lAUuio at Oxford, . CHO,
M .umtML naa wvee w
tixo ot;itot iMDOxwnee as wen u
taiCTPitaiacvslapublko-
iSrartatesto adrerttaers. Eii
etreyaidveMotoaooto.are showw
mfTMnom'erjqre,
ItS aavertiswgwwe iirv
jrabe ta aa advertiser. Advertise-
i mhUeanOeo in any
1 tie Dfflee Mthe sow f tne
j J-il
BUCKWHEAT FLOUt.
... and HONEY
Of the Trade generally, and also the eonsumer, is
rcalledta our special brands ot saleable ana swpie
SmokBit Topacooo auang r-'u mbwuu mu
mo uvw
the most
cos. we
Chewing
Tobaeeos that no other Tm&nnfaetarers can equu.
par salesmen will make regular trips to CbatMto,
.4h rfulAt AS Strur Mli fi t iti WlLSC
llATK I j 0.f4'!.'!'u g .
Chew only the brand or tobacco anownas iw
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