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some day this week and get a pair ot
BLANKETS,
-or a
SITNTODY-MADE CLOTHES,
or an
OVERCOAT
or a
CLOAK or a WALKING JACKET,
or a
Pair Flannel Shirts or a Carpet,
OR-
AH of the above goods and yon will find plenty of
oilier at rnctlve goods to look at
dect ALEXANDER ft HlBRIS.
We are dally receiving our
FALL & WINTER STOCK
which will be more complete than ever before
and comprises the
LADIES', MISSES', CHILDRENS,'
GENTS', B01S. AND YOUTHS'
FINE BOOTS! SHOES
A SPECIALTY,
Lower grades all goods In our line In variety and
all priee.
FULL STOCK
Stetson and Other Hats.
A PRETTY LINE
TRUNKS, VALISES AND SATCHELS
ALL SIZES AND RRICE3.
Call and see us.
PEGRAM & CO.
sepB
This great specific
cures that
disease -
most loathsome
WHETHER IN ITS PRIMARY, SECONDARY OB
TEBTIARY STAGS. '
Removes all traces of Mercury from the system.
Cures scrofula, old sores, rheumatism, eczema,
catarrh, or any blood disease.
CURES WHEN HOT SPRINGS FAIL!
Malvern, Ark., May 2. 1881.
We have cases In our town- who lived at Hot
Hp rings and were finally cured with 8. 8. S.
MOCalOtON MUBET.
Memphis, Tennessee, May 12, 1881.
We have sold 1,296 bottles of a 8. 8. In a year.
It hus given nntvprnai sAtisfaction. Fair minded
physicians now recommend it as a positive specif- ,
ic. a. ALuranxLS to.
TtanvAr. Col.. Mht 2. 1881.
Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms of
8. 3. S. L. MK8SXTXB.
Louisvnie, Kentucky, May 13, 1881.
8. S. S. has given better satisfaction than any
medicine 1 have ever sold. J. A. Flixnxb.
Richmond, Vs., May 11, 1881.
You can refer anybody to ns in regard to the
merits of 8. a 8. Polk Mttj.ib A Co.
Have never known 8. a a to fail to cure a ease
ot Syphilis, when properly taken.
H. L. DxxhaRD,
Xli Wabbjw,
Perry, Ga.
The above signers are gentlemen of high stand
tag. a. H, Goiajoct, Got. of Ga.
if you wish, we will take your ease, TO
(ubw hkn cuRSD. writs tor
mi of the' little, book Message
81.000 REWARD will be paid to any chemist
1k win and, orl analysis ot 100 bottles ot a a a,
one particle of Mercury, Iodide Potasslrmi. or any
mineral substance.' SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Proprietors. Atlanta, Q
Bow by druggists everywhere. - i J
Greensboro : Female College,
GRTC NHTWlTtO. X. OL t :
il r- tit
THE Spring Session of 182 will
Uth
Charges net session of twenty
w vv vuuvvuiut eaHiwf
weeks
noara (exclusive ot ngnu ,
glish course. s7fi.OO. : Xxrra atadles
1 full jen-
ITS IB Sit
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Brands
Latest Styles
rfV "W
moderate. ForpsjUcolars app wir
A Sen
I Stool
OF
NONPAREIL
VELVETS,
JUST RECEIVED.
Some baautlful
Seme beautiful
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS
For presents.
We, will close out
stock of light weight
our remnant
DOLMANS,
At manufacturers' prices. Bemembef we are
soie agenis for the sale of Warner's Corsets. A
full assortment of sizes always In stock.
decll
T. L. SEIGLE & CO.
Neuralgia, Sprains,
I Pain in the. Back and Side.
t There Is nothing more painful than these
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Being a purely vegetable remedy, It 13 safe
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The record of cures by the use of Paut
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relieved box
Charles Powell writes from the Bailors'
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O. H. Walworth. Saco, Me., writes :
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. York says :
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Muttering of the Heart. Dots before the
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IT THESX WABBTIfOS ASZ UHHUBED,
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TUTTS PILLS are esp.clauy adapted to
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;s Steel, are pro-
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rdrike, , Stilllngla,
'and
.nnea kmovn. are
fi. Parker's Ginger
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or such varied powers, as
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Hcstn.ftlthAStrsairtk
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HEWS NOTES.
Dr. Thomas W. Grimes, aeed about
60 years and a prominent physician of
(Joiumous, (iSL, aiea suaaeniy, wnue sil
ting in a chair, Monday morning, of
heart disease. .
John H. Knox, who went from New
York to Chicago, some months, ago, to
practice law, nas mysteriously aisap-
Sared from the last mentioned city,
r. Knox is a nephew of the comptroll
er or currency.
Oscar A. Rice, the defaulting inter
nal revenue collector at New Orleans,
who last week pleaded guilty to embezr
zlement, has been sentenced by Judge
Billings to pay a fin of 010,304, the
amount of his defalcation, and to serve
two years at hard labor.
The grand jury of theCourt of General
Sessions, at New York, had under con
sideration Monday the case of Jay
Gould against J. Howard Welles for
blackmail. TJp to a late hour in the af
ternoon it was said that no indictment
had been found against Welles.
At a meeting of the directors of the
New York Maritine Association, Mon
day, a memorial was approved asking
the department of state to remonstrate
with the Spanish government against
the unwarranted charge of 10 cents per
ton levied by the Spanish consul upon
all cargoes for Cuba ana Jrorto itico.
Grandison Harris was arrested at
Augusta, Ga., Tuesday, for exhuming
bodies from the city cemeteries, mis
business has been going on for some
time. Harris makine steady shipments
of bodies in trunks to Atlanta for med
ical colleges there.
Advices from Hong Kong, China,
state that A. B. Lewis, marshal of the
United States consulate at Shanghai,
committed suicide on October 20 by
severing an artery in his arm.
It is understood that the directors of
the suspended Mechanics' National
Bank of Newark, N. J., have agreed to
contribute $700,000 to pay depositors
whose claims amount to $200 or less in
full, and other depositors 75 per cent,
of their claims within three months,
provided they release the bank and the
snarehoiders from an iurtner aemanas
In addition to the payment of 7o per
cent., the amount that may be recover
ed from Nugent & Co. will be divided
pro rata among the creditors.
General and Mrs. Grant will visit Mr
Arthur at the White House about New
Year's Day. They will remain a
month.
It is reported the Prince Roland Bo
naparte has sold his interest in the
Monaco gaming tables for 920,000.
nsonkhlne Sketches in North Care
Una. Cor. Baltlm re Fun.
Greensboro, N. C Dec. 11 Bear
ing in mind the terrible, startling ac
counts of the "moonshiners' and their
doings in this section, it was with cau
tion that I broached the subject last
evening in a country store near this
place, where were gathered around a
stove, redolent with tobacco juice, a
group of loiters. But I soon found it
was no secret here, and the profits and
losses of "blockading" (that's the true
vernacular) were as freely discussed as
any otner "legitimate Dusiness. "lis
no more risky than farming, I reckon,"
said one ; "you ketches the drought thar
about as often as the revenue ooys geis
the blockaders." "But isn't there heavy
fines and imprisonment r "Oh, yes,
but" putting finger in the corner of
his eye "it's all thar. Maybe, if you
got money, you're katched, and that
goes thar" slapping his pocket and in
timating by a grimace tnac it naa rei-
erence to tne revenue mans poc&et.
"You see if blockading's stopped, the
'revenues' gets nothing; one depends
on the other, and both is good about
these parts." "How do the revenue
men find out where the illicit distilling
is carried on T "Well, thar's lots of old
snasrs laving round with notning to ao,
wno start on alter squerreis, or pat-
ridsfes. mav be. and they lust runs
across the blockaders: tnen ine -reve
nues' lets them alone till they makes a
little monev and cets a start then tney
drons on them, but the boys got plenty
of time to int out or tne way. ana ine
'revenues' just cut of the still, they
used to do it with a hatchet, but now
thevse eot a a hammer with spikes that
cuts fifty holes at a iick. -mow ao me
revenue men make money r "wen, in
the place, they gets five dollars a day
and expenses, which mav be two dol-
lars and a-naif more, ana tney gets niiy
dollars for every still tney cuts up,
Whfin there is a lot o' whiskv the gov
ernment gets n somen mes, a icuu.
1 i . !1 i T V
"Don't, thev ever arrest the menf
"Yes, when he s got money. Tnar s a
man up in- Roxbury got ketched -with
2,700 gallons this year, but he give bail
and is at it again, I reckon, whar thare s
as nice a little stream of water as he
had hAfnrfl the bail aint much account.'
"If the revenue man cut up the still,
how do they get others?" "Go down
to Greensboro and thar s a man as
makea them " "Do the revenue men
know this V. "Of course they do; the
maker's a erreat temperance man. Oh,
he's all right," "Would you mind if all
that von sav was printed in tne .Daiti
more Sun?" "Not a bit; but you bet
ter not put my name on to it, may be I
am a 'revenue.' and mav be 1 am not
l uuu.
it's all right, though."
T dnn'fc mind if I do a little
V" "Well
sugar in
mine. "Rill " "If vou are up in these
parts agin, sir, I'll take you out squerrel
hunting, may be. "Yes, she's loaded,
but she won t nurt you uoou mgm,,
sir."
We find the above mass of stuff m
the Baltimore Sun, over the signature
O. A. G., and it is only worthy of no
tice because it appears in as respecta
ble a journal as the Sun. O. A. G.
takes for granted the statements made
in a gossip of loungers around the stove
in a country grog-shop, and gives them
to the world as if unquestionably true.
by inference at least, when the fact is
that moonshining, as it is understood,
In 'the section referred to oes not ex
isL That there is illicit distilling ana
blockading to some extent, is doubtless
true-but the inference from the aboye
letter s that it is carried on extensive
ly; which is not true.
' ' Writers e O. A. Q. ure the goad,
name of a people by .catching at stories
pa the flj ' and publishing as facts the
mere drunKen twaddle ;or . oar-room
loungers, without taking- the trouble to
inquire as to their twh- in -thia ase
the whole tenor of the letter, leaves the
tinpression that moonshining ahd bloci-i
ade running are the order; Of toe daynd
tbe;talicised yow at tte bottom would
liaplyithat : the ahot-gUa pla
part in tfiejtmsi)iess
mass of rrubbish i was never crowded
within tjaeaame spcV:id,3lri
does'"botlftitself : anCth0J;ecttou;to
wbicH it refers gross injustice by -
STATE NEWS,
Raleiah News and Observer: The Su?
oreme Court has finished the hearing
of cases on the regular dockets.
Old bonds amounting to $13,400. were
received at the Treasury yesterday for
exchange.
; irinx eye tne new norso. disease, uas
struck the State, coming by way of Nor
folk into the northeastern counties.
Mr. M. T. Leacn. wno nas Deen gun
ning up in Chatham, says he never saw
so much lana sowea aown m smau
grain in his life. The cotton patches
are sowea in wueai. suu uuj au ui
which are up and looking well. The
people up that way don't propose to run
any risks next year, and are arranging
for big crops of breadstuffs and for
age. Winston Leader: Mr. Robert Mat
thews, an aged and well known citi
zen of Stokes, died near Germantown
on Monday night.
Clarence, a little nineteen-months-old
child of Mr. John Petree, of this place,
met with a fearful death. last Tuesday
morning. -The mother sent the little
fellow into the house to Warm. While
eneaeed in her household duties she
heard a kettle fall and a scream. The
child had turned over a kettle of boil
ing water, scalding itself in a dreadful
manner, from the effects of which it
died on Wednesda y morning. ,A sad
death, for which much sympathy is ex
pressed.
Goldsboro M essenaer: We regret to
learn that the condition of Dr. W. H,
Moore, at present superintendent of
tbe Eastern insane asylum near this
city, is very precarious, and that the
doctor himself feels that his time on
this earthly sphere is but for a little
while longer.
Wilmington Star: The receipts of
cotton at this port from December 1st
to December 12th footed up 13,001 bales
as aeainst 9.948 bales from December
1st to December 13th last year, showing
an increase of 3.058 bales in favor of
1881 and one day to spare. The re
ceiots to date foot up 871581 bales as
against 84,502 bales for the; correspon
ding period last year, showing an in
erp.asflin favor of 1881 of 8.079 bales.
The baeeaee car of the fast mail
train from the North, on the Wilming
ton and Weldon Railroad, Saturday
night, was burned, with its contents, at
at a point about two mues rrom liocxy
Mount. The smoking car, next in
rear of the baggage car, also caught fire
and was consideraoiy aamagea. xue
origin of the hre is not Known.
ASoath Carolinian Banfred In Ar
kansas.
Little.Rock special to New Orleans
Democrat:
Howard G. Edmund, who was execut
ed to-dav at Warren, the county seat of
Bradley county, was guilty or tne most
inhuman crime kowu to tne annais oi
- . - - . 1 B
butchery and deviltry in this State.He
not only ruined the young, beautiful
and accomplished sister of his estimable
wife, but in order to prevent aetection
when her condition oecame xnown, ne
killed her with an axe. There is not
one palliating circumstance connected
with the horrible aiiair. 'ine nena came
to Arkansas four years ago, settling in
Drew county, near Monticeiio. lie was
born in Fairfield District, S. C, and was
onlv 26 years of age. His family con
nection in that State, as well at this,
are all people of education, refinement
and wealth. Tne crime oi wnicn ne is
guilty is the first damning spot on the
family record. Soon alter maKing our
State his home, he fell in love with his
cousin, a fascinating young widow, and
a woman of brilliant attainments. Af
ter a brief courtship thev were married.
Everything that love or money could
procure was at tneir commana, anu
. . . . o
thev were counted as among the most
fortunate and happy people in that sec
tion. Mrs. Edmunds' younger sister,
Sallie Watson, was a frequent visitor
almost a companion, tone was at Ja-
munds' house a eood portion lot the
time. Edmunds, from the first, seems
to have planned the destruction of Sal-
lie' and so cunningly did he plan his
cruel game that his wife's suspicions, if
she ever had any, were lulled to sleep
in the absolute confidence in which she
held the honor of her voune husband.
All this time he was guilty of the
vilest crimes. The dreadful finale came
at last Toward the close of the month
of June last the Edmunds, Watsons
and other families got up a party to go
on a fishing excursion. Howard Ed
munds was a member of the party.
While the nartv was on the trip Ed
munds was abstracted and absent mind
ed to a degree that attracted the. notice
of his corjQDanions. on tne return oi
the party to their homes, they were hor
rified to hear that Sallie Watson was
missing. Her parents had supposed she
was with the excursionists, ana couia
not be brought to believe that such was
not the case. A party was at once or-
eanizedtohuntfortheirirl. the alarm
became general, and the people turned
out en masse and scoured the woods.
The party of which Edmunds was a
member, found the body. His face
turned an ashy hue. His knees smote
each other. Guilt was indelibly Written
on every feature. There, on the ground,
before his eves, lav the girl, the victim
of his passions, her clothes in great dis
order and lier head split in twain. He
was at once arrested and lodged in jail
at Monticeiio. Several ineffectual at
tempts were made to overpower the of
ficers and lvnch him. The iaw-and-or-
der people in a body cried out: "Let
him have a trial, and if guilty he shall
hang." His trial came on, and the case
under a change of venue, was taken to
Bradley county. A startling chain of
evidence entangled him. At length he
made a full confession, and acknowl
edged the crime in all -its-sickening de
tails. The murder was committed June
Sd, and tbe monster executed December
Sth. No pen can describe the grief ;of
the family, the sorrow-that this- man's
crime has caused, ana, tne great excite
ment producea among the people.1 :
-" iJt. mm n m i.m, t .i , , : .
Killed in AUesBPtlnar Jamp rrom
Petebsbitbg, Dec. 14. Inf onvation
Iras been received here of the death of
R. E. Bailey, a well knawn citizen of
of Southhampton county, who was run !
over and" killed by arreieht train near
Ivor Station onr the Norfolk and Wes
ton Railroad last Monday. He attemp-
ted jump irom the train while in mor
won,- . .
.."tohh Hasran was thrown from an ox
nart in Powhatan county. Va- on Sat-
urday, breaking his neck the third fa
tal acciaent in vnat coudlj ; wiuiut .
jear resulting from runaway ox teams.
T BiytOKP AUTJf AHD iBOV SFEUflS WATia. ABB-.
HASBi-i.Xhe great ion us ana ouer&uve oonuuns
twice as much iron and tftr :Per cent, morealum-
tnoia than any "alum and iron mass known.
Just the thing lot tne '-spring weajmess now so
general. . Sold by . all druggists of any standing.
Priees redneea one nau; 4 . . "
' Tr, i na won
w Wells Health Benewer, greaseet- remedy -on
eartli for impotence, ieanneas, sexoal debility, to.
Sivat duggUts.' Depot J. a McAden, CharlottB
Tfce Committee on Revr! Affair,
Washington, Dea 14. The Senate
committee on Naval Affairs to-day held
their first meeting of the present ses
sion, and distributed to the. suo-com-
mittes most of the business thus far
referred to them. - The nomination of
Watmough as paymaster general of the
navy, was however laia aside lor con
sideration hereafter, by a full commit
tee,
i i i i f
BED-BUGS, ROACHES,
mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosquitoes, In
sects, Ac, cleared out by "Rough on Rats." 15a
boxes at druggists. :
'Screw the fimrer . as tleht as vou can. that's
rheumatism; one torn more, that's gout," Is a
familiar description of these two diseases. Though
eacn may ana does aaacs amerent pans -oi me
system, tbe cause is believed, to- be a poisonous
acid in the Diooa. xTiruy this by tne use oi
TARRANT'S 8 ElTZEB APERIENT
It will do the work speedily and thoroughly. It
is the great friend of the suflerer from rheuma
tism and gout
Hold by au druggists.
Jun5 d&weod6mo
IN HOSTS OF 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
Droved it to be Derf ectlr reliable in those cases of
emergency where a prompt ana convenient re me
ay is aemanaea. constipation, nver compiamt,
dyspepsia, indigestion and otner troubles are over
come br it.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers, to whom ap
ply lor lios tetters Almanac lor iss'j.
30 DAYS TRIAL
ALLOWED.
WiQ
ejejbelt:
TtVt - 'S3iSWi Jm 13, 1876
WE WILL SEND, ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL,
DR. BYE'S
Electro -Voltaic Appliances
suffering from NervousWeaknesses, Gen
eral ueDUity, loss oi nerve lorce or vigor,
or say disease resultin g- from Abuses and Oth sr.
Causes, or to any one afflicted with Rheuma
tism, Neuralgia, iMralysis, Spinal Dimculties.
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Also women troubled with diseases peculiar to
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Speedy relief and complete restoration to
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AT WHOLESALE or BET AIL.
E M. ANDREWS,
AT WHITE FRONT.'
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i We, Tennessee & Ohio Railroad
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, '( Ctoaxtotte,.. Mer.a4li.88l.
On and aftar Saturday. 'Kot 26Uv TSRlida
foUowtng schedule will beiun eTsr.Uus toad: .in
Leave Cfaariotte,.w, .w. ,r 45-b ra.
Davidson WUeger.....,....., 7 18p. m.
'Moorestllle ..7.-..:.. 7'fia-n. n.
iirtre t StafesvUla, . . . i;... ...i 9 -00 p. in.
iu goJNQ SOUTH.' si il v-s
LeaTeStatesvIIle, 7 00 a. n.
v . oiiooresTirie 8 18a.m.
"j DavidsonColleae.,... ...... K AT m.
ArriTe at Charloyey,r . fTr,. ........... 1(1 jg a. m.
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OUR SECOND
Is now In, and customers wHl find It to their advantange to examine it before purchasing elsewhere,
as we nave au ine new noveiues in
ress (fioods and Trimmings,
And at prices, that will save you money. We
MORIE
The newest thing out
Cloak Clasps, Cords and Tassels, Iridescent Beads, Ornaments and Fringes.
We have the handsomest and most varied
ever shown here. A skte see our new Beaded Fringes,
of Walking Jackets Is large and attractive. Ulsters, Dolmans, a few handsome
Cloaks at a sacrifice. Cloa kings. Repellents, Flannels,
Underwear, Gloves, Hosiery,
And in fact everything in the Fancy Dry Goods line.
eariy ana secure Dargains. au
HARGRAVES
Our Fa
Complete Stock.
OUR PREPARATIONS
TRADE BEING NOW
ENTIRELY
WE cordially Invite our friends and the public generally to an Inspection of the attractions display
ed, confidently asserting that they will be found in even respect up to the standard. In submit
ting this we would calffipecial attention to the styles
stantly Keep on nana aunng tne enure season, we are lusuuea m asserting mat ine long experience
and standing of our House, is a full guarantee that our Clothing is the most reliable. The garments
of our own manufacture are strictly first-class. We are constantly and carefully studying the de
mands of our patrons, and invariably Insuring them absolute bottom prices. Our object has always
been to bring about a display every season oi a run
manship of our Clothing is equal to any of the
tions are superior to ail otners; we are leasonaDie ana never exaggerate; we leu ever; customer me
truth, allowing no one In our employ to do otherwii-e, or in any Instance to misrepresent goods in order
to accomplish, a sale. Our endeavor Is to please, and to give to each customer the value of every dollar
he leaves with us. Our line of GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS Is complete In all branches. NECK
WEAR a SPECIALTY. Very Respectfully,
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L L GMTON,
DEALER IN
ft
Tinware & House Furnishiiig Goods.
MAKTELS.and GRATES
W.H 0 L E S A LJBJand RETAIL.
Particular attention paid to
ROOFING AND SPOUTING.-
None but nret class hands employed. Call for the
BARLEY SHEAF STOVE.
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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 hung In the welL
" - CHAS. B. JONES,
Charlotte, N. C, Sole Agent
r Liberal terms to dealers. '
STARTLING
DISCOVERY!
Lb&T IMANHOOb -RESTORED.
' A viatira of youthful imprudence casing Pxema-
:fcBe-Decay. Kervoos Debihty, Lost MtnUood, etc..
bxnnK trieq in rxm every rrown-raneny, bm ais
eovered a staple Uttetu. which he will send FKEE
tb his feDow-coffsiers. address J. U KHEVKai,
43xnauuun (., n. i.
i sepl& '
TRUSTEE'S
A S H ';S A L E
0
rtae of a deed In trust AadS to me by B..
H. Brown. I will tell for CASH, to the highest
ekideiv at public aoctkMuall ,ef the stoekofDBT
OODsTGBOCXBlXsTl'ArlMSEa' ' BTJPPLWS,
WOTIONS, .', new in his store, ."Trade'street,
And coijuimta aJl lasolL:8ale:irttho ret
1 t- J.A.MeLu?e ls aathoattdd to collect and
TvMnt tn nil note luul artcnnntii dan tn thA aulA
Brown. Such persona wM. Wease, corjje' forward
Stoves
Ream
Ran
Iain BViue tuiu buyv wstvta mr auwuw wba at.
Stool!
we
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FALL STOCK
have added to out DRESS TRIMMINGS STOCK
SATINS,
We hare a new line of
stock of Passamentrles and Beaded Fringes
a handsome piece at 75c per yard. Our stock
A small lot of Eld Gloves at 25c per pair.
Call
wool Momie uotn at zoo,
& WILHELM.
and Winter Display 1 !
FOR THIS SEASON'S
COMPLETE
of our own design and manufacture, which we con
line or garments oi ine newest siyies. i ne work
best In the country- We don't say that our produc
L. BERW ANGER & BROT,
Leading Clothiers and Tailors.
50 Bushels
EASTERN
YAM POTATOES
50 BUSHELS
-RUST PROOF OATS,--
Just received on consignment, and
MU3T BE SOLD. MUST BE SOLD.
CHAS. R. JONES.
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JpOB the purpose of engaging more extensively
and exclusively In the line of t3T MILLINKBT
GOODS mSl the coming year, wholesale and re
tall, we now oiler all other lines of Goods now in
onr stock at very low prices to close out The
stock Is large, new and well assorted, consisting of
full lines of WHITE GOODS, LACES, EMBBOID
EBEES, all kmds of TRIMMINGS, PLAIN and
FANCY HOhlEBXES, GLOVES, NOTIONS, NECK
WEAB, COSSETS, 8FJBTS,
Cloaks, Shawls, Net Goods,
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S UNDER WEAB,
DRESS TRIMMING, BUTTONS, TABLE LINEN,
TOWELS, DOILIES, NAPEINS.&c., In fact a com
plete stock ot
Ladies' andChildrens 'FurnishiDgGoods,
Which we offer without Ireserve at prices that will
guarantee their, immediate sale. Terms of this
sale will be strictly cash.
-OCR STOCK OF MILLINERY
Is the largest and most complete of any in t
State and la constantly being added to as new
styles and novelOes appear m New York
. MRS.: P. QUERY
ChWonly the brand of tobacco known as The
Old Oaken Baeket r, ,u;,:;::-i.)f.0 .:
i i rpHB old Oaken Bucket u : ; in
, .X The iron-bound buckets rt
.... The moBs-covered buckefi-1 i
:J ' i-i Thalhwitlathe.welL , .
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Be JONES,
Charlotte, N.
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