LOCAL MATTERS.
SUNDAY. DEC. 18, 1881.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY,
MASQlTia
KHiJuxi Lodob Ma 81, A. if. ft a. L Bwgalar
meeting every second and fourth Monday nlghte,
Kxcklaiob Lodsb No. 261, A. F. & A. M. Bet
ular meeting every first and third Tnoertsy nights.
CEiBLom CHArnn Na 80, B. A. K. Begular
meeting every second and fourth Friday nlghta.
CHABLom CoiaiAjn) ast Na 2. r T TUnnlar
meeting every first and third Thursday.
ZKZ. OF n.
khtshtb of HoNoa Regular moating mo
econd and fourth Thursdays.
OF 1?
o'clock p. m. at
Knights or ftthhs. Regular meeUnc nhihta
J9, 4
Drst and third Wednesdays,
sonic lempie uau.
I. O. O. IT.
CHABLom Lodob Na 88. Meets every Moa-
day night,
Mxcxlbkbitbs Dbclajutiow Lomi Ma B
Meet every Tuesday nlghL
Dixib Lodob Na 108. Meetvery Thursday
ulgiit.
Catawba Rttbb Kmcaxpmbbt Na 21. Meets
lrst and third Thursday nlghta in each month.
Tbe Ch arches ToDr,
Young Mkm's Cbtustiam Asbooutiom Devo
tleaal exercises In the afternoon at 4ft o'clock.
Bt. Pxteb's Catholic Chubch. Services In the
morning at 10ft o'clock, and In the afternoon
4ft by Kev. L. P. O'ConneU. priest.
8t. Pbtbb's Episcopal, Causes. Services tn
the morning at l o'clock and In the evening at
7 o'clock, oy Eev. J. B. Cheshire. Sunday
school at 8ft o'clock.
KIR8T PrBSBTTSBIAB CHtTBOS. 8errtCM In thO
morning at 1 1 o'clock and In the evening at 7ft
by Kev. Or. A. W. Miller, pastor. Sunday school
at 4ft o'clock.
Baptist Chcbch Services in the morning at
1 1 o'clock and in the evening at 7 o'clock, by
the pa-tor, Rev. Theo. Whltfieid. Sunday school
at 9ft o'clock a. m.
Tbton Stbsxt (M. X.) Cbtjbch. Serrtoes In the
morning at 11 o'clock, bv Hot. J. T. Bagwell,
and in thft evening at 7 o'clock, by Bev. N. M.
Jurnej. Sunday school at 8ft o'clock. Prayer
meeting at 7ft Wednesday evening.
Associate Rxpobitkd Pbbsbttbbiah Chapbu
Services In the morning at 1 1 o'clock, and In the
evening at 7 , by bev. W. T. Waller, pastor. Sun
day school at 1 0 o'clock.
Caltabt Mission Chubch (Mbthodist.) 8er
ces in the morning at 11 o'clock by Bev. Dr.
attoon, and In the evening at 7ft by Kev. Dr.
vices
Mattoon
Lawrence. Sunday
Meeting at 4 p. m.
school at 0 a. m.; Class-
Colobbtj Pbbsbttkbias Chvbch. 8ervlces In
the afternoon at 8 o'clock and In the evening at
7ft by Rev. Mr, Wyche, pastor. Sunday school at
1 1 o'clock a m.
index to New AdTcrtlMesmeaM.
HVgraves & Wllhalm Grand 1 isplay.
A. J Beall 6 Co-Corn and OrtU.
T. L. Mtg'e Co -The last Week
a lexander & Harris Christmas Goods.
Photograph frames at Tan Megs' Gallery.
Christmas Goods at Rddtna Book Store.
K. D. Latta Bro Christmas Novelties
Waiter Brera Strayed.
Wanted Address "8. '
BUSINESS NOTICES.
A CARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors and In
discretion of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
oss of manhood, Ac., 1 will send a recipe that will
cure you. KKXk of CHABGK. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South America.
bni a sell-addressed envelops tc tne bbt.
JOfcEPH T. In MAN, Station D, New York city.
-
To promote a vigorous growth of the hair, use
Parker's Hair Balsam, it restores the youthful
color to gray hair, remove dandruff, and cures
tchlng cf the scalp.
Who is Mrs. Wlsilow t
As this Question Is freauently asked, we will aim
ply say that she is a lady who for upwards of for
ty years, has untiringly devoted her time and tal
ents as a Female Physician and nurse, principally
among children, she has especially studied too
constitution and wants of this numerous class.
and. as a result oi this effort, and practical knowl
edge, obtained in a lifetime spent as nurse and
physician, she has compounded a Soothing Syrup,
for children teething. It operates like magic
giving rest and health, and is moreover, sure to
regulate the bowels. In consequence of this ar
ticle. Mrs. Wlnslow is becoming wortd-renowned
as a benefactor of her race; children e? rtalnly do
rise up and bless her; especially is this the case
In this city. Vast quantities of the Soothing Syrup
are dally sold and used here. We think Mrs.
Wlnslow has Immortalized her name by this In
valuable article, and we sincerely believe thous
ands of children have been saved from an early,
grave by its timely use, and that millions yet un
born will share its benefits, and unite In calling
her blessed. No mother has discharged her duty
to her suffering little one, in our opinion, until she
has given it tne neneni oi juts, winsiow-s Bootaing
Try it, motners try it now. iaaiea- visi-
SrruD.
tor. New York City,
cents a bottle.
Sold by ail druggists. 25
Absolutely Pure.
Ttiis p wis r never varies. A marvel of purtty.
strength and wholesomeness More economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold to
competition with the multitude of low test, short
weight, alum or phosphate powders, sold only in
tana, luff ALT BAKING POWDBB CO.,
TJ5v23 New York.
LeRoy Davidson, Sole Agent, Charlotte. N. C
ly There arc nine prisoners in the
jail at present all county prisoners ex
cept one.
IST The force engaged on the water
works glret lower Trade street a lively
appearance.
IST The time draws nigh for the
dram drinker, smoker and chewer to do
his annual swearing oft,
BTMr. T. T. Smith, agent of the con
solidated railways at: this place, last
week visited the Atlanta Exposition.
Hf At a meeting of the Fleas are
Club held Friday night Mr. W. C. Max
well was elected president, tfc Mr. A.
L Smith, resigned.
t3T The Observer staff returns
thanks to the management of the At
lanta Exposition for an invitation to
be present on editor's day.
GST A German was given Friday
evening at the rooms of the Pleasure
Clubby Mr. J as. Osborne complimen
tary to Miss Baldwin, of Montgomery,
Ala.
EFT" Clarke Hall has pitched a tent on
the classic Catawba, and is devotinghis
talents to hunting and fishing. He will
likely turn up in the city by the 25th,
which we may have due occasion to
notice.
t37""Dnink and disorderly is the pre
vailing complaint in the city court.
Three or four cases were disposed of
yesterday by fine of 45 for each offense,
while several parties failed to put in an
appearance to answer for similar sins.
BTMessrs. E. D. Latta A Bro. make
an announcement in our advertising col
umns this morning that will be of in
terest to those wishing anything hand
some in their line. The reputation of
the house renders commendation un
necessary. 3F"Mr. Geo. D. Allen, formerly of
the firm of Spencer & Allen, of this
city, will next Thursday sail from New
York for Nassau. He will spend the
winter months in Nassau, Cuba and the
Bahama Islands the land of perpetual
summer.
fJTPink Crow, convicted at the pres
ent term of the United States court of
selling liquor without license, and sen
tenced to one month's imprisonment,
was yesterday taken to Cleveland coun
ty and placed in jail. He is said to be
but about 18 years old.
t3TThe lawyers had somewhat of a
monkey-and-parrot time in the federal
court yesterday, on the McD. Mclntyre
and Thompson ease. The whole day
was taken up in its consideration, and
it will be present at the opening of the
court Monday morning for further ac
tion. tW It is asserted on good authority
that more people on their way to At
lanta have stopped over in Charlotte
from along the Carolina Central Bail
way than from all the other reads
combined. The exposition has in this
way materially benefitted Charlotte, as
every through passenger stopping in
the city contributes to the business of
the town to a geater or less extent.
Httnrs v Excnrlitt.
A portion of the excursionists that
went to Atlanta Tuesday arrived in the
city yesterday evening, and the re
mainder, except a few who returned
several days ago, will not return until
Monday. The two trains which left
Charlotte Tuesday night were boarded
by parties at different stations along
the line, and by the time of arrival at
Atlanta had the largest crowd that has
yet gone from the up country.
Dositk ! Cksta. Talk.
Intelligence was received in this city
yesterday to the effect that Mr. Chas.
Talbott, of Richmond, Va, died sud
denly at his home in that city Friday
night The deceased gentleman was
senior member of the firm ef Talbott
& Sons, prominent machinists of Rich
mond, and by reason of his extensive
and successful business was well-
known throughout the country. The
branch house of the firm in this city
was closed yesterday and appropriately
draped.
JLaetfcor AUsusua Cist.
As several applications have been
made at The Observer office for club
rates to Atlanta, it has been decided to
open a register for a club to leave this
place next Tuesday night at 10:45. par
ties desiring to go can enter their names
and thus secure the lowest rates to be
bad, provided a club of fifty is formed.
This will in all likelihood be the last
effort to raise a olub, as it is not proba
ble that many will wish to go to Atlan
ta from this place during to holidays.
It has been a custom of Tax OBsxfc
ritEttaaatttipmsat taisisac&tk ct
the close of each year, and just before
tne Christmas holidays, to give its ad
vertising patrens the benefit of notices
calling attention to the special Unas of
goods which they may be -prepared to
offer to the trad daring the holidays,
Miss Claire Scott, the
jogs Ytf4 tctrtiJ with, hef e&a
pany, will appear at the dpSra house
to-cnorrew night. In Atlanta, Augusta
and cities of the Southwest, her acting
has recsi ved the tppreral of the critics;
the support Is said to he good, and the
costumes elegant.,. The Augusta Cew-
ttitutloruaut has the following notice
will make a moteof the spedalttes in of her -Borgia -Thejrta which ComSiSSI 83 SnlcSiSIS,
USM MWVUejw ewe ISP Awmwmwmm -""-
Victor
GENERAL FEED DEALERS
their lines, as it will facilitate the re
porter in the discharge of this duty. A
portion of our advertisers, if not all,
wlU be visited to-morrow with this
Tiew.
IBM
Street Commissioner Hunter has re
cently made much-needed improve
ments at a number of places on our
streets by putting in stepping-stones and
otherwise improving the crossings. At
the following points werk in this line
has recently been done: Corner Fifth
many anxious to hear her in
Hugo's great play, with all its accom
paniments of terror and denouement
of grief. Miss Seott is an actress who
improves on acquaintance. She is a
woman of striking personnel and im
posing stage presence. Her voice is
strong and full at times a little harsh;
and her manner impassioned and force
ful. Miss Scott in her cast of acting is
not unlike Mme. Jananschek, and we
trust to see her fill the mould of the
queen of tragedy in time. There were
moments last evening when Miss Scott
CHARLOTTE, II. C.
awSMBM
WE HAYE NOW ON HAND:
JUST BXCXrVKD, 01TOeCAB LOAD
i r l
lwirpaMeaL
and Graham. Graham and Eleventh,
Sixth and Poplar. Fifth and Poplar, I showed real power-rher interview with
Seventh and College, and C and Fifth. I her lord for the forfeited life, and her
Improvements have also been made in
the bed of North Tryon and West
Trade streets, by adding broken rock
where the streets have become rough.
Other needed improvements will seon
be made at different points in the city.
supplications in the face of the gleam
I ing dagger for her own existence."
aflovor
"Jty ngniiw
OXM Y07X
tholaaigoosap from
IN
Of
taajMfi:
AsJttesj torsy
A bill was introduced in the Virgin
ia Legislature Thursday by which it
is proposed to allow the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company to pay its
indebtedness to the State of Virginia,
being? a balance of $420,000 on a loan
made to the road under an act of 1863.
The proposition is to pay the debt
by transferring the bonds or certificates
of indebtedness of the State, held by
the company, at par; when the full in
debtedness is satisfied, the State to re
lease the mortgage, security or other
specific lien which was executed by the
company when the indebtedness was
contracted.
is simple, and faU ef hope.
SO Of J
Ufa atUktl
for Banar The ae-
ef hone, one to
rHooBtttenwmaiakattJOBaM
raoy, BvrigMty,a4 she strut,
331? $Avtxti&txxtutx
J QQQ BU8HXLS OT NXW WXFT2 COKN.
2 BABBXLS OT FXABL obits.
J GAB LOAD BRAN,
CAB LOAD COBS and PXA KZAL BIXXD,
1CAB LOAD PATAPSCO PATMTT PBOCX89
IXOUB.
2 CAB LOADS TDfOTHY HAT,
-urn-
WILL GLADLY QUOTE PRICES
m
OUR BUSINESS WILL BE POSITIVELY CLOSED BY-
jFJXTSKVjjim.'W 1st, 12.
X:
And in order to dispose of the balance of our stock during this tb'?If
concluded to OTFEBGREAT SACRIFICES. Do not fail to take advantage
f this important sale. We offer extraordinary bargains in
BOYS' AND MENS1 CLOTHING.
BT Pot sale at my residence-one Crimson Parlor Set, Waliiut Bedroom
SetTone Handsome Walnut Sideboard, Two Poplar Bedroom Sets, Centre
Tables, and general household furniture. Possession given at once. .
dee a
H. MORRIS & BROS.
AUCTION SALE ! ! !
RODDICK & CO., TRYON STREET.
lii order lodfM oat tbeboiaaoe of oar stock we wUloSer all our FANCY GOODS and TIN WABB at
AUCTION, ON
ClMwky-
L Hirschburg, formerly of this city,
but now of Wilmington, last week visit-1
ed the races at Charleston, and on his
arrival deposited with his landlord a I
roll of bills amounting to 952a When
he called for his money the landlord
handed him a package containing a lit
tle over 9100, which Ike refused
to receive. Thereupon the landlord
blandly gave the information that it
might be well for him to take it, as the
proprietor ef that hotel was not worth
anything, and he could not recover if
he succeeded in getting a judgment.
The matter was placed in the hands of
a lawyer.
Ceatarr sel u NlcfceIOM
The Century for December comes
full-freighted with choice literature
; and resplendent with gems of art, em
bracing no less than seven copiously
illustrated papers, besides the usual
variety of entertaining miscellany, poe
try, editorial, etc. The magazine is
fully up to its standard, and cannot fail
to find a welcome with its large num
ber Of readers.
The holiday number ef St. Nichola
comes with a full-page Santa Clans on
the cover, full of the brightest writing
for children, and with illustration of
an excellence no other child's magazine
even attempts. The letter press of
this number is of more than usual excellence.
Fine Neck Furnishings,
BXCLUBTVB DB9X8BS, MADS TO OUB OBDBB,
Jajt oat by Xxpreu for tfee
HOLIDAYS.
accbptablb
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
Cardijm Jackets, Plash, Otter til
Seal Stin Gaps.
tar We thaUeage ertUeism ta ear Beaatiral
Uplay ot IMPOBTJtD SILK SUM esmfcCHIXIS,
three gUat ease esrimauif espial? Fewlgn Pre
doeaea. We desire the attention et all wbeee
taeOaatteo is to make "ethers hawoy" la the
ebete at Servteeable Christmas Presents. .
a. n. iii
deelt
latta bbo.
DO IT fin
BOTH THX WHOLXBALB and BIT ATX TBADB.
tV Bespeetroll solldOng a share of foar
patronage, we are respeetrnDr,
deel8 A. J. BBALL a CO.
VALUABLE FAKM
FOB SALE
NEAR HUNTERS YILLE
T WTT.T, nil si fhm eotrrt hooam ra Charlotta. on
X 8ATTJBDAT, DXCBMBBB 81st, that Valuable
cotton rarm. near uontenviue, . u, on wnwn
Adam Bteohoase new resides. This Is eonsUered
one of the best eotton farma m this eoanty, eon
talnlnc 209 acres, well watered and within less
than one asOe ef the A.. T. A O. Railroad, and
within lea than three miles of the depot atHun-
tarsvuie.
Terms U eash.tbe other Darmeritslnstx. twelve
and eictateea mdntbe. with Interest at eight per
cent. , .
This land ean De hoognt at pmam saw any
ttme before day of tale. l. H. neADJUi,
deeStds Agent for Sawyer. Wallaes & Co.
A GOOD mvESTUEirr !
Suited to the Wants of Old and Young!
Attractive to the Home and Fireside I
8EXD P0B A TEAK'S 8UBS0BIPTIOT.
90 THAT CHAKVfRO
And WeTl-EsUbllshed Magazine of literature,
Science, Art, History, Biography, Travel,
Adventure, and General Information,
AT HOUE AND ABROAD,
NOWlSSCSD AT CHABLOTTB, K. 0.
!
I The Attraetlens for the Kew Tear '
have been
Prof. Von
and, Th. D , wUL from time to time, Con
Friday, December Id
, Bale to eommenee promDUy at 7 o'clock p. m.
RODDICK & CO.
GRANULATED
-AND-
TO CALL AT
Are too nvmeroma to specify, and
prevloosly mentioned editonauy.
Jmamnnd. Th. D . wUL from time
tribute sketches of German History and Life.
tnrilHnc and sraDhio deserlDUon oi the "Mat-
tie of Sedan" will shortly appear, from the pen
or tnu ante vmter. ur. xn
nomas F. Wood, the
EDDINS'
BOOK
distinguished rhysielAn, Botenist, and Natural
ist, will furnish an interesting paper on "In
sectivorous runts." rror. n. u. rnuups, oi tne
STORE
BBTOBB TOU MAKB
collisions .on rail-
which is
-T Your dfistmas Purchases.
We will not here attempt
botU foo wtU eail we will satlafy yea that we have
the fhiest assortment ef
-HOLIDAY GOODS-
The frequency of
roads has raised the question.
the place of greatest security in a rail
road train? The Railroad Journal
gives the following as an answer : It is
verr well known that the car nearest
the engine is exposed to the least dust,
and that the rear ear of a train Is gen
erally safer than the front car. The
safest is probably the last car but one,
in a train of more than two cars; that
is, there are fewer chanees of accidents
to this than any other. If It is a way
train at moderate speed, er any train
standing still, a collision is possible
from another train in the rear; in
which the last car receives the first
shock. Again, the engine and the front
cars of a train will often run over a
broken rail, or a cow, or stone, without
detriment, while the last car, having
nothing to draw it into the line of the
train, is free to leave the track. Next
to the forward car the rear car is proba
bly the most unsafe in the train. The
fMf ! nrnhahlv naar the centre
of the last car but one, and in a very A IVi H LS
lone train, in the centre of the last two I A. IV AlUik
or three cars next to the last.
University ot North Carolina, will continue bis
spicy article called "Only a Tramp," in which
ne aeeenDee a root-excursion mrougn we almost
pathless wilds of Western North Carolina, ti ra.
O. T. Branch, one ot the most talented writers
ot the South, and a daughter ot the celebrated
authoress. Mrs Caroline Lee Hentz. will ten us
au about her recent visit to was "uina oi
Wonders" florida-wtth its gorgeous scenery,
delightfal climate, aad lavish products. Mrs.
Clara Damn Maclean, that most gifted and
charming Southern writer, will contribute regu
larly to our- columns ; ana a mow toucning story
of real Ufe, entitled "The Frozen Heart," will
appear In the January number. Poems may be
expected from the most versatile of routbern
pens ; and the usual standard, In an the depart
ments of Literature, will even be excelled.
Comments from all quarters testify to the fact
that the South Is awaking to an existence of
prosperity never before dreamed of : then let our
people come forward, and aid the Editors of AT
bomb ahb Abroad in their efforts to encourage
Boutnern inaustry ana aeveiop some taunt.
Hnmlasions to sen
rhere. Price, $2.50
HIBILILCD W 66(D"
Bend your subscriptions early, before our new
uoenu commissions to
year bei
and weal ai
year. Bin
mts evei
;eneral
per
one eoDie. a cents. Address
Bolton ot Ax Boxs abi abboad,
Charlotte, N. a
3 tu
e vet brought to this
Call and se our Displaj whether you buy et net
Atne lot of
MUSICAL KSMEN1S
ef an desertpttoms,
none ea
deel8
buy
eu us.
J
CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.
TO THBB I OlTB KSAXTK.
GW
Goods.
THE CHOICEST COLLECTION OF
FANCY GOODS
AND
Silverplated Ware,
GsUfaerlas; TBemi lau
Mr. J. C. Weaver, manager of the
Taylor Manufacturing Company, oi
this city, was married to Miss S.
Smyrke, in Baltimore, last Thursday.
The couple reached this city laal nignt
by the train lrora the North. ;
On the same day Mr. A. H. Alexan
der, of this city, was united in marriage
to Misa Lizzie Campbell, of cnariocie
township, at the residence of the of
ficiating clergyman, Bev. waiter
Pharr. On the return of the parties to
the city a reception was tendered the
couple by Mrs. Geo. Houston, at wcicu
a large number of invAteg gueeis were
present.
4 Sr taisia Btw
ever exhibited in Charlotte, at I
Bev. M. Lu Wood, presiaing eiaer ox
...
the CbarlotU District, nas maueue
PTTTIM A PAT A fF leilowinej appointmenu lor tu nr
billJN A trALiAvjrA rrtnn, nf hia uitaUons: Wadesboro
-OF-
I
1st;
Holtgrtvma
No servicts at the Second' Presby
terian church to-day.
Rev. N. M. Jufney, a minister well
known in this city, will preach at Tryon
street Methodist church at the usual
hour for service to-night.
Dr. Mattoon will preach at Calvary
church this morning at 11 o'clock, and
Dr. Lawrence will officiate at the same
church at the evening service.
There will be no preaching at the
Lutheran church to-day. No definite
action has been yet taken by this con
gregation to fill the vacancy in the pastorate.
The district stewards fot this dis
trict are requested to meet in Monroe
on the 7th of February. They are: W.
K. Jones, J. L. Elmer, T.M. Carr, M. E.
CrowelU W. S. Turner, J. u. Winches
ter, D. P. Belk, J. L DnnUp, H.W.
Bobinson, L. J. Kiker, A. M. Livingstone.
A series of religious meetings have
- . . m a
been la progress in the rresoyteruu
8PLEHDID ABSOBTItXHT
and Diph-
PuOtoapyraM,
j. p.
nheanent Tonia. Attentive and Murette."
I edteal Asseetatton, Lynchburg, va.
Osed wtth great beneSt In Malaria
tharla." finnon. M. D.. Qa.
"flaoceesfiillT used in dyspepsia, cnronie qiar-
ihcea and eerof ula." Prof. 8. Jackson, M. D.,
ynrr. Famv
"Invaluable as a nervous tonk.Hoa. L C
Fowler, Tenn. .
"Ueeommenaed as a prapnyiaene m maianai
dlstrteU." D. B, Talrex, M. D.. If . O.
"Beslores deourtated systmna to neaun." x. v.
lener, M. D., Ind.
"Adantad is chrante AanhOBa. aarofdla. and
dytpepsia.''' iieo. t. uamson, bl d., m. i.
"Soeeeesful In diphtheria and neuralgia."
neoee, h. n., . u
"Bxeenem ior cenam aneaseB peeuuar w '
sn." rror. . . aioerman. bl v.. va.
krrompt la rellevlnf headache, sick and
na" Ba. B. C Hodman.
"UsmI wtth KTat baoeflt m rsMDala.,,W. Ke-
Sotted to bronehlUs and diseases of digestive
rana," J. r. Bougnton, BL aib.
EMoet valuable remedy known for female die-
Van Ness' Gallery. fcgg .-.
Imam BdltkMiLH a. SL VaU. M. Tx. Ohio.
Charmtog ea the eomplexton. makmg- B
aaaotk. alaav. aafl and van." Mlm MJotsTc.
"The prinee ot sameral tenles."-Francis B-
lum. m. xjl. n. u.
"fsssiiiiiitleMatonK and
m. Dm va.
Atwood's Cologne,
HOTTS'
C0L0GNB, 4711 GXBMAN COLOGNB,
Just Becelved by W
VmS NATL BBUBHBB.
ILSON & BTJBWKLL.
FINK FBEKCH EOAPS,
Frame Mouldings, k.
deelStt
WANTED,
COOPER'S BUCHTJ KSfflJi8,
GROUND SAGE, ffi&mL-B.
T7TXTT7 rpATT TT'nm? CT7TC Jewelry Cases, Puff Boxes. Hand Mirrors
f llNili U1J-J.11 1 Ljlt OJjlO. Odor Cases, in aU styles and at allprices
Tne unest and nicest assortment ever brought to this market. WILSON 4 BTJBWKLL.
TURKISH BATH TOWELS,
B
Ta
ceelSlt
prtiata faaafiy.
Bex in.
ta a
ST-
ao.
TJVTA'D A T TXTT? (BTDBATXD OIL). Hydrallne has been proven of the highest
XX X AAIAAJAll JJJ
A line assortment. Just received by
WILSON A BUBWSLL.
LijLi. ia cgmumtiuvu, miu iu nastuii
tnwelghtr Fresh supply at
invariably produo-
STRAYED,
tee taemataiBtaf
-"iSHL-jnr Wilson & Burwell's.
I BROOKFIELD & CO.
GRAND OPENIHO ON
Monday, December
.aKA let eaeav .innnerw
sxauon, J "t uoiabnrT fr some Ume past. 1 )M
- Tir.xuKAfMi inmir. rnintar riiiu i wm wrww - s i
o;;: , ...7. iBevrMr. MeKinnon, of Concord, assist- .KZZtiTjXZtt
danOWJ IM -, . tjx, T Dnn.nl. I ISSMlBlteSfr WALTldS
January 14 and u; laiesvuie circwt, i V.T.";
AMsWUIaWvi eww w ' I a A - PfKABfl sasi T bbTTI Til SIT'Sl I
' ' .a a.
February 4 and o; Jionroe areuit,a
Centre, 11 and 11; Mawnews circuit
at Mill Grove, 18 and 19; imevuie cir
cuit, at Pineville. J and Jo; Tryon
Strft, March 4 and 5; Charlotte cir
cuit, Big Spring, 11 andU; Pleasant
Grove circuit, Pleasant Grove, iu ana
19th. ...
St '
The tfceagbtteweeu ef people Is tegnat
rv,,. caj. i. in it ita htarifhM.
everything will be exhibited. CaU early and avoid
the rush ana get first choice. .
. China Tea and Wnner Setta, CbambwjBeMa,
uesks, Smoking Setts, Toy inaiwe. Tod Cheat
S1x?cBEetIi,C ' I Tr5SSid ahudoeTet the u I rcQMnd 739,41. commuBicants.
to hold services. Tneyn conunipim
rentin a store room to ha nsed ror this ;
porpose while their new church ia go
ing up. The pastor, Eev. Mr. Melissa,
has had three mew churches en his
hands to look after during the year.
A Baptist almanac has been issued
for this State.
The Lutheran Almanac for 188
reports for the United SJaJea and Cana-
0B9X
M. TJL. Oa.
John Hanneo, late ef La, now of Richmond. Va.
-Baa real aiero.- eoutrjem moo. journal.
FamphleU free, upon application. -WatoTsTv
eaeeThUM and PUla.B5, S0.7S
soma, aeai pos paia am wuera.
Summer season of Springs begins 1st Juae, B35
bj month. Address
. daVIXS. Prasn at tbeOa,
7S Xata fit, LrnehDurgVa., P.O. Boa 174.
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TlwaeQae laaam, wtth,
nJeaoa. For tarOeularseaUon or ad-
dveaa SLOAN, THOMrsUN at CALD
WXLL, Davidson faueaw, B. c
aovSO dlt wtf
wSoUdtan for Patents. Caveats.
Trado-aaMrkm. CbovrhrhtB. etc.. lor the United states,
Canada, cud, cnguaa, mnce, uermany, etc. we
have had thvlrtyHlTo ytars1 axperlesiee.
rfttaataohtaiaed through as are notfead m the Set
mi Am '.--. rhia ml aBlMdli Jllu.
trated weesJi uauor,SSOayearJfaowtnePrgrM
of seianee. la very lateresting, aad has an enonneua
erreulatloa. Address MUNN 00 Patent Solici
tors, Pah's, of ScntHrrno amxbkub, 87 Park Bow,
TURKEYS, GEESE,
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BUCKWHEAT FLOUB,
NEW CBOP ff. O. MOLASSES,
CRANBERRIES, CHESTNUTS,
and KINDLING,
S. M. HOWELL'S,
BOV
dec 11