local ; iprrixuuc'rc
THUBSP4Y,Dai,188K
tOClETY OJSSCTCnT;.
nLurUnMM NuT,'a. r. nujhnf
meeting every second and fourth afondarnlgutt,
SxcxLHoa Lax No. 281, a; r. M.-Baa
alar meatlnc miy flnt aiMl UOitf ToMdar nigbtfc
CKiBbom Gbarbb Na89.IL A.M. Begular
meeting every second and lonnh JTrklar ""tU.
CKABLorn OqulUtsast Nor 2. IV T.Baguiar
meeting every first and third Tbiiredaya. ' .
.. ... .tr., tbv. tar -
r Ki1 03 a?.--' ' ;.' -
Kbishts o PTTHua. Regular aieetlng nights'
lint and third Wednesdays, 7 o'clock rTfa. atMa
sonic Temple BaaTTTr?! yT????'"??
'.XLt'o0'('a,-4-i ....-
CHAKLOtn Lmxw No. 88,-Meets overy Moo
day night. -. irTU' ,",' '!? "4 fj.tr:rf..
HlOSLnBtTM nat1f.tlTMMf ' Lota Ntt ft
Mets every Tuesday night., , - - r -
Dixn Lomi No,; 108.-MeeU-every Thursday
night. t-jtizi-, " Z
Catawba Brrra lOAiipiairr Na 2i.---l(eeta
irst and third Thursday nights la each month. j
Index tm ffew AdYertlsMwiaw :
Tr. Benson's 8Un CqreJ " ' V- -
Hostetteer's Bitters
us&or Davidson Molasses and CHer. -
BUSINESS MOTICCS
A Beva TevaMercaaat. .
Having passed several sleepless nights, distort
ed by the agonies and cries of a Buttering child,
and becoming convinced that Mrs. WhuWa
Soothing Syrup was Just the article needed, pro
cured a supply for the child. Oa reaching boa
and acquainting his wite with what he had done,
she refused to have It administered to the child,,
as she was strongly to favor of Homoeopathy,
That night the child passed to suffering, and the
parent without sleep, fietuming borne the day
following, the father found thebebystm worsej
and while contemplating another sleepless nigh,
the mother stepped from the room to attend" to
some domestic duties, and left the father with the
child.' Daring her absence he administered a por
tion of the Soothing Syrup to the baby, and said
nothing. That night all bands slept well, and the
little fellow awoke in the morning bright and Imp
py. The mother was delighted with the sodden
and wonderful change, and although at Ant efflendV
ed at the deception practiced upon her, Jms. con
tinued to use the 8yrup3nd suffering crying babies
and restless nights have -disappeared. single
trial of the Syrup never; yetr failed to reUeve the,
baby, and overcome the prejadiees of the- mother;
Sold by all Druggists. 25 centra bottle.
"I have used the Lleblg Go's Arnleated Extract
of Witch Hazel la cases requiring that valuable
remedy, and have had every reason to be satisfied
with its purity and efficacy." ', ? I
i-;.;WM, H. SOLCOMBE, M. 9j t
m.': ftewOHeaus, La?
Cures tTlesBhiaumaOsui. Painful 1 onthlles arid
Female Weaknesses, Salt Rheum, Pimples, and
other eruptions. Bold 4n. fifty cents and dollar
sizes, g-Ji f, - . -,.
; i emit.
LtxBXQ 0'a:o6cABxxr TONIC
has received the highest medals at Principal ex
positions, and is endsed and prescribed by the
medical faculty hewandabroad, a the standard
tonic.' 'j .'.-"' v t.T . Hi
It rmbJdles the nutritive elements of the mus
cular flbre, blood, bone aid brain of carefully
selected healthy - bullockv combined with the'
powerful tonic virtues of Coca, or Sacred Life
plant of the Incayaad a eholee quality of Sherrr
wine. B ware of worthless Imitations under ours
ana similar names." It is Invaluable to dyspepsia,
biliousness, etc - 11 1 - - '--,
Silaea Cfesages ef the WWOttt sftta, Caase
Pulmonary,. Bronchial and Asthmatic troubles.
"Brown's BronchialTroches Dl aflay. IrrttaUon
which Induces coughing, oftentimes giving imme
diate relief.
IMUfXHT MEN.
It may be observed that no attempt Is made to
hunt up out of the way or unknown place to And
names to endorse Simmons Liver Beguiatorr:
Hon. Alexander H. Stephens.
John W. Beck with. Bishop of Georgia,
Gen. John B. Gordon, U. 8. Senator,
Hon. John -GUI Shorter, ex-Governor of Ala.,
Bev. David Wills D. fiv, president Oglethorpe
College, ' i y i i , i . ; y
Bishop Pierce, of Georgia. ' -1
Judge James yacksoQ, Supreme Court, Gs
And did space wd time permit we could fill a vol
ume with the highest testimonials.
Thousands of ladies have found sudden relief
from all their woes br the use of Lldla K. Pink-
nam's Vegetable Compound, the great remedy for
diseases peculiar to females Bead to Mrs. Lydla
x. Plnkbam. 233 western Avenue Lynn,
for pamphlets.
That great DermoteloglsV Or, C. W. Benson, oj
Baitlmore.hai pirepahfavQrJte pMsptton
fa general use and now any jerson, however poor,
can get the benent of his best treatment for skin
disease. It oonslsts t both external and Internal
treatment. -
PRXMATTJBX LOS3 07 THX HUB ' -'
May be entirely prevented by the use of BDB
NKTrs COCOAINX. No ether compouad pos
stsaes the peculiar properttas wh o omcUi
suit the varlqus conditions, of ths huma hajr, I
softens the hair fchen harsh' an4 4rK'
foejlrrto icaltl ' It iUordse ricnest ustre. ' l
enU tie rialrlrQm taking Off. Itprqwotcf ttj
healthy, Hgorous growth. It la not greasy nor
iticky. It leaves no disagreeable odor. It kills
dandruff.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are known as tne
best. - -
HOW TO GIT 81CX.
Xxpese yourself day and night, eat to much
without exercise, work toe hard without rest, doe-
hch U answered lit these words i Taks Bop
.tiers. ; i .
i cabd. i iiU:lh
To all who are suffering from the errors and to
dUcreUon ot youth, nervous weakness, early decay
oss of manhood, 4c., I will send a recipe that will
cure you. FttXS of CXLABUK. tms sneai.
was discovered bv a missionary In South A
aaiwi aAicMmi anifalone:'uto the'
Bar
jOSPH t.ftMAM, Bjatfro p.'Kew York cny.
qiYKN UP BY DOCTORS.
IsttposslQlethst Mr. Godfrey tt no and at
WdwUh notalaS bu? Bapbifiersj jsnd wnji n
oars ago hu doctors gave aim up and said he must
dial"
"Wella-dayl That's remarkable! I will go this
day and get seme for my poor ueorge i gnow
hops are good."
THAT POOR KEDBJDDXN,
Invalid wife, sister. mother, or daughter, eanbe
msde the picture of health by a few bottles of Hop
Bitters. Win tou let them suffer when so easily
cured? ,
v 1 TnrH'rrai t with JreAdoanr rec
rofattftui tbfinto he use of Par
Hair Balsam, an elegant dressing,! admired for 1
purity and rich perfume.
MS
This powder never varies. A marvel of ponryi
stramrth mnA atuiioununu, ..Hon . eeonomlCM
than the ordinary kinds, and "eBnot be sold la
oompeuOoB with the multUuUe ot lown oort
A i b -1:?. :L'
wmgui, atom er phosphate powcrs.
"hoy Davidson, Sola Agent, Charlotte, C.
i t t35T-Tht first day of winter.V Tr:; 7
' ' t3Tt Still anolher marri Wirl ! '
rj wwwtw xoompson to-morrow
i tST The unre of the cltj Douhdstry
wW be completed to-dar;
m lTbree eases ot drunk and disor
der before :h4 mayor leeterday at
Cl0 each. u 4 r J v
- tST The Hornet Nest Eifleraen are
preparing to have a big' entertainment
in about a month.
T fer T) H. Green, formerly of this
city, now of New Vienna, Ohio, is here
on a Tisit
air Tony Denier will hate a big
house on the'nlgbt o? the 8th, ls he al
ways has In Charlotte. t:' i:M 1 - -: y
IS ; Attention is called, as a matter
of form, to the miserable condition of
the payement in front of thes granite
row.
tSTThree drummers passed through
here the other dayone jelling pistols,
another coffins, and the third tomb
stones. logical progression, ; ; -
tST Mr. T. H. Haughton, the agent
in this city, has receired check for,
9000 from the North Carolina State
Life Insurance .Comnany to Day the in
surance on the life of W. D. Farker, of
Elizabethtown, N.C, ? : ft i:
The Galaxy Oub, owing tolne
inclemency of the ,weather, did not
meet night before last as was intended.
If the weather is f syorable to-night it
wlU meet at Mrs. U. JL Osborne's. ' If
the weather ia not . faydrable the meet
ing win W again postponed to Tuesday
ttightnext at Mrs. Osborne's.
Mosue
The wheat and oats crops of this sec
tion are, the farmers report, better than
they hare ever been known. They an
ticipate that the : results from these
UropB will nearly put them even for the
short cotton crop, which in this county
is now estimated at about a half crop.
The prospects for the next spring trade
are quite bright
' '.' awVgw " ' i "
Death f PronalsMsU CKIsmi.
Mr. Jas. Lee Grier, a most substan
tial and highly respected citizen of Steel
Creek, died Monday night of pneumo
nia, in the 60th year of his age. He was
buried Tuesday in Steel Creek Presby
terian church burying ground, the fune
ral services being attended by a large
number of mourning friends. Mr.
Grier leaves quite a good property and
a memory which will be highly cherish
ed by all who knew him.
Mere AUsutta Pavrtle.
Several gentlemen are anxious that
another party for Atlanta be gotten up
to leave here Monday night next. Far-
ties are being gotten up in Raleigh and
in Goldsboro to pass through here Mon
day night also. The Goldsboro party
will probably number 100. The Obser
ver will continue to keep a register of
names of those desiring to go in parties
and it is hoped that by Monday a suf
ficient numMririllcomeforw
Aateuber Colore rsU.
The Observer acknowledges with
thanks a complimentary ticket to the
first annual fair of the colored people'
Carolina Agricultural Society, tpi be held
at Wadtth&o on the 90th, 9lst and 22d
of December. This, it is said, is, be
sides the Colored North Carolina Fair,
the only agricultural fair of the color
ed people in the South. The Obser
ver sincerely wishes it every success '
and feels much pride in this indication
of the advanced spirit ot r,f$
neppje of tua jitjfr
A TFelcwm Hwcuw.
The union springs (AJaoama) jour-
Wh HJ9 of the arrival there of a young
couple recently married In this city.
Miss S. A. Abernathy being the bride:
Mb EJ7. Peterson our affable and
accommodating telegraphic operator.
returned last; week from inemaTar
Heel State, accompanied by his beauti
ful North Carolina bride. If ha is not
cl as a lord of his recent good
, slntf W ftawraS a king, ap-
tes are very deceptive, inner
enial surroundinn and the warm-
ear ted friends who wiu gainer anout
er here, we hope Mrs. Peterson will
nd her Alabama home all her fancy
has painted it, and have no anxious
longing for the one she has
ner.
nmrrlasrw Hells.
-., :.jr 1
xne roomy ana eiegand mauawu ot
Mjr W. J. T8 was crowded last night
with ! a brilliant company aaBembled to
Wj;.T V. :l m
Wwm5 Of w.i .TeM1lpartment to-day submitted his annual
ton Falaon,' of Duplin county, to Miss I report to the secretary of the treasury
Sallie S. Yates, daughter of the genial
host. Though large, the company was
mainly composed of the relations of
the families of the bride and groom.
WiMi 4C- "'"""V rv
emony was renaerea more aeiievwy
interesting from the fact that tre lore-
7.eWitwV?r;rL
tha marriase bavlno heretofore neen
postponed on that account. Dr Faison
is an accomplished ana nanasomei
young physician with a large practice
in DavU eonntv. ; . ue nas a wiae
circle of warm frtenas in i.nar
otte wbo witnessed bid'marjiage with
rait Dleasure. The cerewoay was
perzormea y itey x a "w
-RiAntiti RtrflAt M ethodist Chiirch Of
iafAtf, - aHiatui liwRew J T Baffwell.
of the Trron Street ; cnurcn ot o-ma
a m M 9 i.
eltv: IThe following were . the attsnd-
antk. who were anracefully grouped in
tfiw rear narlor about the onue ana
feroohi while thrguests of the evening
- . i .. i. 1 - k.. m tv.
witnessed tne ceremony iu. kuw-
partort48 Tirtlnia Faison, LeRoy
SDriniMil8s Bosalie Wilkes. IS J!
Hrrip&
imynmmn
ZmTfcViJFHMPAlMtol
i t t xoionn uim 1.11a snnnsa. tv
mamZWu Mary Hitt. Brevard M
Springs; Miss came uryce, oprtnga
Conradr Mbs aura ww, xacury
.. . . .Ill .I. In hi
city for tnr present " w"
gratulations of Tbx. .Obsi&vxr are ex:
tender
v-- T. ihlli, annffli Ifffll knd fOUM tt
.1
7 ZT.aZ-w. p. Uarke.
las niiMi leva t . , Kk oTtii
Walnut street, 1 Wladelptia
IHat?!
color to tmy hair, remove daudrufC, and euros
itching ef toe soan f ...y -g..
Totosrrsipkls Noiwa
: A force of hands is now at work near
Shelby engaged in overhauling the Car
olina Central telegraph wires of the
Western Union Company. ' The force
will work this way and it . is expected
to thoroughly , pair the line all the
way to Wilmington. The wires will in
a great many ., places: be strung anew
on the new: poles erected by the Ameri
can Union Company before the consoli
dation. -- r --
Charlotte Is also to be made the dis
tributing point for messages to Ashe
ville and. points on the Western. North
Carolina Railroad, so that the delay oc
casioned by the relays at Salisbury will
hereafter be avoided, " "
A Polleeasuui aU lbs) DwpeX
i l Day, before yesterday afternoon a
drunken white man raised a big cuss
ing racket; at the passenger depot of
the associated roads. He took his stand
near the States ville train, on board
which were several ladies, and fairly
exhausted the blackguard's vocabulary.
He raised one or two fights and was
knocked down once or twice but did
not subside until two policemen, who
had been sent for, came and took him
into custody. The officers of the rail
road complain bitterly that a police
man is hardly ever seen at the depot at
the time of the arrival of and departure
of trains; and that one is badly needed
there is proved by such occurrences as
the above. It is hoped that the chief-of-police
will attend to this matter and
have an officer at the depot when the
trains come and go. All other towns
of our size have them at the depots.
SaMTlavsrw SJcwawwa
The following marriage licenses were
issued by the Register of Deeds for
Mecklenburg county during the month
of November:
WHITE.
James W Austin, Nancy Good rum.
W S McCall, Mary J. Dulin.
A B Lemmond, S S Ray.
A A Nathan, Jeannette Schloss.
A B Young, C W Goode.
J B Flowers, Fannie Black.
John McDowell, Emma Neely.
S A Williams, Julia C Squires.
E N Peterson, Sarah A Abernathy.
RH Jordan, Mattie H Dillard.
J 0 Summerville, V W Williamson.
C J Todd, M C Hayes.
A H Freeman, Nannie Dixon.
H M Dixon, Jane Morrison.
DD Led well, M J McGinn.
J N Hunter, L M Nelson.
I W Faison, Sallie S Yates.
BLACK.
Larkin Sadler, Rachel Woodward.
Charles Adams, Jane Walker.
Andy Barnes, Sarah Bobbins.
G G Ford, Martha Boyd.
Wm Smith, Jane Price.
William Jones, Jane Ross.
Louis Mahe"w, Jane Westley.
Thompson Neel, Mary Beatty.
Andy Miller, Amanda Wilson.
Aleck McClerkin, Bella Parks.
Isaac Dixon, Emma McKnight
John Peoples, Amanda Harty.
S W Thomas, Alice Houston.
Godfrey Crawford,' Mary J Dav
John Williams, Creacv Wstton,
Anderson Bvww, Ida Ross.
Baraou Herndon, Nellie McLaughlin
Julius Bunton, Laura Houston.
Robert Crawford, Ellen Houston.
Prime Davis, Emily Elms.
Elijah White, Charlotte Whitley.
Org-autlsmilwjs of m Lodge of sqte
of Bomor.
To the Idttor of The Observer;
A subordinate, ledge of Knights of
Honor was instituted at this Dlace last
etching, being the 29th of November,
nnmuenng seventeen mejftDers uy w.
. Williams, D.O.D.witb the follow
ing officers:
P. D. II. K. Keld.
D. D. C. Anderson.
V. D.Sam'L B. Cunningham.
A.D. John W.Griir.
C. Oswald Alexander.
G.-H. J.Norris.
R. -John H. Collins,
F,R, John A. YounU.
Trjeasurer-. Fiflher.
Guard B. F. Withers.
Sentinel W.C. Good.
M. E. Thos B. Meacham.
E. J. A Ardrey.
Three applicants were rejected by
the State medical examiner. Qu.r pros
peet for a large membership is good.
11. uouxns.
PjT. y Nov. 80th.
Befort of CosBsolaaiomev Rsn
IflBts la Besjmr to BeduoUon
WAfiHiNflTON. Nov. 20. Commission
er Raum of the internal revenue de-
I W AUkUIU UL WC 1UU31UB1 IOIEUUD
for the fiscal year ended June 30. 1881
Tha ranort ahoWS that the receipts Of
internal revenue in rouna numuers iur
the fiscal year 1879 were $113,500,000,
for insa. a 124.000.000 and for 1881. 8135..
000,000. The receipts for the first iour
mnntha nf th nraaent fiscal vear have
-uSm and irtis increase
should be maintained durinir the re-
OOO.OOa - SespecUna- a reducUon of tho
internal revenue taxes. Mr itaum says:
"The lafora increase in the receipts-of
tne ffoverntnem ana we grew reuue-
tion in the principal and interest ot tne
public debt are causing discussion as to
the propriety of reducing the Income of
tha covernment hv lowerintr some of
the taxes and dropping others alto
On the anbleet of the enforcement of
the laws, the commissioner reports: In
collection districts where frauds ip the
I mAnnfaGtnre and sale of spirits and to-
mrm dhb uetsii xixe nuco tnuwuvs
to authority has prevailed, there has
been a manifest improvement in public
sentiment. He says that while there
ha va been 859 Illicit oisuiienes seisea
and lJiio illicit distillers arrested dur
ing the past sixteen months, illicit dis-
1 inir uie uasb suiwa uiuuvua.
tillbgbsA by the Active operaUons of
paitlve vears, been reduced to a
minimum, and the illicit manufacture
aifidlSei
fiSSSSl amount of collections from
tor the vear was 84285401
1 wrnien is anonc b.vuuu.uuu more iuau uiq
receipts from the same source last yeaK
The Indllferenoe
1 with which so many people re
eraaoougaor
ild la tnilr unnardonable. These
lead to eonsomDtion. and should
in Urns by the use of Or. Bull's cough
I .JWin
'.;L'8nHiBJt
Ton are sick; won, there is Just one remedy that
WUl eUZW VU WTWUH pwn wmu u .
liver or Kidney
trouble, consumption, djspeps&u
debUlty, Well's BaatthBewer. 1 wt hope, ' l.
Drucflirt. C?p0,V
1 was the remr
arul thus keen myself and family In good health,
th,
When I am well I always feel good naturoo.?
othoreoiBMaB
Mfiow do youMauagesald aTady to her friend,
Wpear ff happy ah the ttmeff' HI always
Wi atntmr Tonic handr." was the reniv.
' Lost time is forever lost. Absence front school
Is often caused by a cough, eold or hoarseness, and
ean easily be prevented by giving Dr. Bull's cough
sjrop to the children. Price 25c.
4 Mr. a Xrah, 59 Grifflth street, fort Wayne, IxmL.
wrttes the foDowing: I was safierlng with rheu
nuUlrasobadlythatlwas unable to work, and
passed nstless nights m vam endeavor to sleep.
I used a great many remedies without being re
lieved, and was despairing when, told to by, 8L
Jacobs 00. By the use of one bottle I was entire
ly cured. I recommend 8t Jacobs Oil to all af
ffllcted with rheumatism. ' '
" v LABOB SAVDIG. 1.. .
The demand of thepeople for an easier method
ot preparing Kidney Wort has induced the proprie
tors, the well known wholesale druggists, : Wella,
Blchardson ft Co.. of Borilngton, vt, to prepare
It for sale in liquid lorn as well as in dry form.
It saves all the labor of preparing, and as tt Is
equally efficient tt Is preferred by many persons.
Kidney Wort always and everywhere proves Itself
a perfect remedy. Baflalo News. . .
Hf HOSTS 07 FAMILIES
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is as much regarded
as a household necessity as sugar or coffee. The
reason of this is that rears of experience have
proved it to be perfectly reliable in those cases of
emergency where a prompt and convenient remej
dyls demanded. Constipation, liver complaint,
dyspepsia, indigestion and other troubles are over
come by It.
ror sale by Druggists and Dealers, to whom ap
ply for Hostetter's Almanac for 1882.
HOW DR. C. W. BBNSON'3
CKLXBY AND CHAMOMILE FILLS
Build up the nervous system and positively cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Nervousness, Sleeplessness and Dyspepsia. It
has been proved that they successfully ward, ofjt all
danger of Paralysis, Apoplexy and. Sudden death.
Their effect upon the Nervous System is some
thing wonderful, and, there b no wonder that
thousands of people avail themselves of such a
valuable remedy, while tt may be found, in these
days of Nervous Diseases. The simplicity and
purity of these pills are at once in their favor, as
they do not physio.
Paralytics that have net walked for two years
have been fully restored by these pills, and thou
sands of cases of Nervous Weakness perfectly;
cured, whHe the cases of Sick and. Nervous Head
ache and Neuralgia that the? nae cured are tar
numerable each, yea; and add to their popularity.
Too much, oannot be said in their favor, for while
Ihey cure these terrible Nervous Diseases, they also
improve t he general health, and especially the
complexion and skin, and invariably Improve the
digestion,
Sold bv all draesrisls. Price KO cents a box. De
pot, lOa North Kutaw street, Baltimore, Md. By
mail, two boxes for SI or six boxes for $2.50, to
any auareas.
DR. C. W. BENSON'S
SKIN CURE
II
Is Warranted to Cure
EQIEMA, TETTERS, HUMORS,
INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST,
ALL ROUGH BOALY ERUPTIONS,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
SCROFULA ULCERS, PIMPLES sua
TENDER ITCHINGSonnsrof fhe
body. It nudua the skin 'whlta, soft and smooth;
Mmoraa taa and flrefeuaa, and is tha BEST toilet
dr fng-jn TEH WOHLD. HegMitly pat up, two
botOMln one package, conalntiTig of both internal
and external tawatment.
AHflntolaMdjraagrUtahavalt. Fripetl.pCpaokiNK
CBS. LYDIA E. PINKHiH, OF LYKK, BSS,
LYDIA E, PIIMKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is a Positive Cure
IWrall IfcMe Painful CmplalM Wcalnasses
Bmwtmo tomknl female ppnlatl. 1
It wUI eon entirely the worst form ot Fomalo Com.
rVitit. all ovariaa troubles, In flanmatlon and Ulcer
tion. Tailing and Displacements, and the consequent
Spinal Weakneas, and la particularly adapted to tna
Ghana 01 Ule.
It will dissolve ud expel tanM from taa. ntavat la
aa early stage ot development. The tendeney to can-
earant bumorstkere H cbecked very ipeedilj bj Its u.
It removes (alntneei, flatnleney, deetroysall craving
frrrrtlTpnhr. and relieves weakness otthestomaeh.
It cores Bloatingi Headaohos, Kerrous Prostration,
Qeacral Dabfllty, SteerJessness, Depreadoa and Indi-
vaatloa.
That teettag of bearing down, caasing pain, weighs
mmA 1m alway parmannT enred byltSUS.
It am st ell Wnvw eiMI ulw all drcoaxtanoee act In
karmonr with the laws that gorera the female syet inn.
Tor th cure of Kidney Complaints ef either sax this
Oompoond Is ansui pawed.
. LYBIA K. PTjrKHaJPa TZCKTABXJC COX
POTJK9U prepared atn and S36 Weetera arenae,
Ian, Maaa '; Friee gL, ttzbotttosfortf. Bant by mail
lathafona of puis, also lath form of lozenges, oa
raoeipt of price, gl per box for either. ICrt. Flnkhara
frealraniwersaillettersof Uvrolry. Send for pamph-
M. Address aa abore. Umtbm (Me fuptr.
X family ahonld be Without LYDIA X. P15AHAITB
UVZB PIIXS. They ear eonrtlpatlon, tafcOjrnaia,
aad torpidity or tn over, m eenm pea bx
mr MA hr all TAmrswrta. -a .L
-.OUSE AND LOT-
V DAYIDSON COIXKGE, N, 0, f
The house is new, wtta ewr conve- i
Mnee. Vor paraoularaealion or ad--I
dresa&XOAN. THOMPSON df CAU
will, Davidson College, N. C. f A -,
novSO dlt wtf ' :
qS STOMACH St
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TFBXCXDKNTXD ATTBACTIONI
UVJEtt itALc A MILLION DISTSIBDTZD
Stale Lotteiy Company
. rneorporated tn l8e8 for 25 years by the Legis
lature for Educational awd Charitable dutdosim
wjacapltal ofSl 000.O0O-to which a rewarvo
fund of S660,000 has atnoe been added.
Bj an overwhelming popular vote Us franchise
JUKSUS1 w POwonws. Look at the foDow-
ng distribution:
mW GBAND FSOMXN ADI 00NCXBT,
during which will take place tho
130tli Grsmd BloaUiIr
-akd thb-
XXTBAOBDOUBT 8EMI-AKNUAL DBAWINQ
. At New Orleans,
Tuesday, December 18th, 1881,
Under the personal supervision and manage
ment of Gen. G. T. BEAUfiKGARD, ot IJana.
and Gen. JOBAL A. XABLY, of Virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE, $100,000.
tW Kane, Tickets are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, 85. Fifths, 82. Tenths, 8L
LIST OF PRIZES:
1 Capital Prize of 81 00,000.
8100,000
60.000
1 Grand Prize of
50.000
1 Grand Prize of
2 Large Prizes of
4 Large Prizes of
20 Prizes of
60 Prizes of
100 Prizes of
200 Prizes of
600 Prizes of
10,000 Prizes of
20,000
10,000
6.00a
1,000
600.......
800.
200
100
80,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
25,000
80,000
40,000
60,000
100,000
10
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes of S200.... 820,000
100 ApproxlmaHon Prizes of 100.... 10 000
100 Approximation Prizes of 75.... 7,500
1 1,279 Prizes, amounting to.
152200 .
wen. u. r. beaubegard, of La, 1
Gen. JUBAL A. XABLY, of Va. Commlss'erS.
AppUcadonfov rates to clubs should only be
made to the office or the company in New Orleans.
Write for circulars or send orders to
M. A. DAUPHIN
or M. A. DAUPHIN, at Orleans, Locdaiana,
No. 212 Broadway, New York.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The public are hereby cautioned against send
ing any money or orders to NUNESA CO., 88
Nassau street, New York City, as authorizedbr the
Louisiana State Lottery Company to sell
its tickets. They are flooding the ooontrr
with BOGUS CptCTJLAHa purporting U) bfofthe
Louisiana State Lottery Company, and are
FRAUDULENTLY representing ttemseCs asU
agente. They have no authority from this com
pany to sell Its tickets, and are not Its agents for
any purpose.
TD M. A. DAUPHIN,
. Pres't Louisiana State Lottery Co.
New Orleans. La., July 4, 1881.
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POPTJLAJB MONTHLY DBA WINS) OF THE
In the City of Louisville, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80. 1881.
These drawings oecnr monthly (Sundays except
ed) under prarlalons of an Act of the General As
sembly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 81,
rendered the following decisions:
1st That the Commonwealth Distribution Com'
panyislegaL
2d Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand a large reserve
fund. Bead the list of prizes for the
NOVEMBER DBA WING.
1 Prize, 830,000
1 Prize 10,000
1 Prize SjOOO
10 Prizes, 81 ,000 eaafc, 10,000
20 Prizes, fedOeach, ...... 10,000
100 Prises, 100 each,.. X.. 10,000
200 Ptlzes, SO each, X, 10,000
600 Prizes. 20 each. 12.000
1000 Prizes. 10 each. 10.000
9 Prizes, S300 each, Approximation Prizes S2.70C
9 Prizes, 200 " ... 1 80tl
9 Prizes, 100 " " " 900
1,960 Prizes, .....8112.460
Whole Tickets. 82; Half Tickets, 81; 27 Tickets,
ou; 00 licaeis, 9iuu.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Lettei. or send
by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED
LETTER OR POSTOFFICX ORDER. Orders of
85 and upward, by Express, can be sent at our ex
pense. Aoaress an oruem to
R. M. BOARDMAN, CourleisJoumal Bundlna
Louisville, KyM or 809 Broadway, New York.
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St. Nicholas for 1881.
5,000 Fob Xhglahd, 100.000 Fob Akebioa
ST. NICHOLAS, the ehaxming magazine for boys
and girls, edited by Mrs. Mary Manes Dodee.
has Increased so much In size and number of
pages duaing the past year that the publishers have
been obliged to issue , the yearly volume fa two
rvs, msieaa 01 one as ueretoiore, as mjns cujcu
Jon. they report a gain of 10.000 In the averaee
monthly editions of 1880 over 1879. The an
nouncements for the coming year Include a capital
serial story for boys, full or excitrng adventures,
"In Nature's Wonderland," or, Adventures In the
American Tropica; Stories of Art and Artists, by
Mrs. Clara Ersklne Clement, a faithful outline of
the history of European Art, with many illustra
tions; "Phaeton Borers," a delightful and humor
1 oua serial by Rossiter Johnson; "Mystery in a
Mansion," a six months' serial; The Treasure
Box of Literature, directing and encouraging
young people in the best reading; The Agasslz As
sociation, fully explained In the November num
ber: "Two English Queens." by Mrs. Ollnhant:
"The Land of Nod," a children's operetta, with,
music, iuii 01 cnarmmg laoieaux ana enecxs a.
series or Deanoiuiiy uiusiratea rsauaus ior, xoqpg
Folks, beginning with the Christmas number; A,
Snecial Budget of Fairy Stories by Frank- &. Stock
tonthe first of which is In the November num
ber: An Indian Story by "Brieht Xxea." the Ponea
Indian maiden ; a splendid holiday story. "A Christ
mas with the Man in the Moon," by Washington
Gladden. Open-air Papers, stories ol sports, and
games, will be continued, with all the popular de
partments.
Subscriptions beginning with the November Is
sue will Include "the wonderful Christmas num
ber," of whioh the edition will be 6,000 In Eng
1 land and 100.000 in America. The price of this
number, to be issued about November 80th, will
be 80 cents.
Secular price S3 a year; 25 cents a number, for
sale, and subscriptions received, by all dealers, or
the publishers, Scrlbner z Co. 743 Broadway New
York.
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Perry & Cos Pens
Peaasent for trial by mall on receipt of Scents.
HaieAareBiBa ' -
Ivison. Blakeman. Taylor & Cev,
Naw XV.
Bmay20 d2tawklyr
t
of tobacco known at The.
Old Oaken Backet.
THB old Oaken Bucket,
The iron bound bucket.
: The moss-eoverad bucket,
Shat hung in the well.
CHA9. B. JONES.
Charlotte, K Cfc8ole Agent
Jfineiai wnns.w aeaiers.
Chew only the brand of tobacco, known as The
Old Oaken Bncket. m;-;:.;; -
i old Oaken Bucket,"
, JL The iron-bound bucket, :
The moss-covered backet, - r
r . That hung in the welL
CHAB. B. JONX3.
. " Charlotte. N. CL, Sole Agent
17-UDemtenu to dealers,
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aTSJ ,;.aTi av-v ffwrr ai - j aj ; , a afa- v'v-Trf-'r-v
uauiiuiuuiu uiiijijui ls.'
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GREAT SACRIFICES VE OFFER AT RHD DELOVJ COST.
We sail bawl a
bufftelr
Goods before the best are
Men's, Boys and Cuildren's fody-uk CbCiirj
Inoi rifting 0YZEC0AT8 for an aces. Don't nay moots when rou ean
C08T. Remember we dose out
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EODDICK&CO,
TRYON STREET. ?-
WK ABJC BILLING OUB STOCK YXBY &APISLY. KimtHlNft 18 OflSSP
X 5S? O O 5?
We have no space to enumerate prices, a trialwta eenvmce the doeeat buyera. a faw patterns
left of those famoms
BLACK CASHMERE S. v
-.KfUS68' pJr Patt"!" given away, a Buashade given to every ehnd whebwystrw
eents worth of Goods. Truly yours.
TXBMSi CASH.
MOTT'S
ALL
---50 BARRELS--
li
IN WHOLE AND
ILBlEiDy IE)sivMspD
Atwood's
HOYTS' COLOGNE, 4711 GERMAN COLOGNE.
just ueeeivea oy wuisun a ouawui
-AfTY?T'C TJTTXTTT Is a superior remedy tor all diseases of the YLADDKB.
KjVJUr Hilt O X U LH U Sold only by - - WILSON BUBWILU
GROUND SAGE, Qround'CwettePepper'
T?TTMT? THTT "ITT'T'T? GsTHTG Jewelry Cases, Puff Boxes. Band Mirrors.
r 111 Hi 1 JLjLjrj 1 1 Hi DUi 1 Odor Cases, in all styles and at allprtces.
The largest and nicest assortment ever brought to this market. WILSON t BUS WILL.
TURKISH BATH TOWELS,
ITVnT) A T T 1MT? (HT DBA TED OIL). Hydrallne has been proven of the highest
XX X XXVxxXjXIi X2i, value In eoasumptton, and all wasting diseases, invariably produs-
lug immediate increase in walgbx. Jreih supply at . ,
Wilson &
Sale of Valuable Land.
BY Ylrtae of a decree of the 8upertor Court, I
will sell at the court bouse In Charlotte, oa
Monday, the 2nd day of January, L882, those two
tracts of land in Mallard Creek township, which
were ownea dt tne sues tzruwam uenuersen.
The home ulace eontains about 44S aerea. with
a dwefilng house, grist aittl aaav other improve
maaavaai jpias the lands of B.B. Cochrane, Jno.
li. unater, wuuam, tuaca ana otners.
The other tract contains about 123 acres and
Joins Dr. T. C. Neat, MarUa Alexander. W. V.
Alexander and others. Valuable gold ese said to
be found on this phw --r--- -
Each tract will be devlded into lots to sutt pur
chasers, aral a plat of the land ean be seen at the
atom at Alexander Harris. In Charlotte; - -
.- Fbibmu dealrins to buv land In this eownbr. con
venient to market and in a good neighborhood,
will and this a good opportunity to purchase.
Terms: One-tenth cash, balance en 13 months
credit, purchaser to give note with approved secur
ity, Deanng interest rrom uaie at et?ni per eent
T. L. ALEXANDXB,
nov28 dlt wtds ; Commissioner.
m r a tjttit v ctjt y vtun
-. f,jf vy v
tosaleetfionaridwwwouMadvtaaenaar to eaB at anea aatf
sold. WeoteearaorulnarylMKgalBatA
SIQASDXXSSOi
bnalneas by January
H. MORRIS & BROS.
RODDICK & CO.
CIDEE,
SIZES.
HALF BARRELS.
Cologne,
1INX NAIL BBU8HXS, JINX TfiEXCH 80AF8,
Ground Black Pepper, at .
WILSON A BUB WELL'S.
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A fine assortment lost received bp
WILSON BUBWALL.
Burwell's.
I turkeys, geese,
'.'ml ylH
BUCKWHEAT FLOUB.
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES,
' ' " 7 r i an HOKE Y
- . it .
S. M. HOTvELL'S,
nor22 . "
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