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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
paUy, one year, post-vaid, in advance. . .
Sixmonihs
ffiTtemoniM...-
One month:.'. -
WEEKLY EDITION:
Weekly (fa tht eowUy), is adxxmc:
out the county, Pott&aid ..'
month
Liberal Redaction Jbr Ohrtt.
... saoo
.... 4.00
... 2.00
... 75
.12.00
... 2.10
.... 1.05
nMryyhoronthlK sTOUeq.wakjmry needed
want, and wstttaelatsst styles t Type,' and every
irisnneror'Joo-PrlnBnt can now be done with
neatness, sWsisiW eheapness. We can fur-
sdt la seel rloai. oJaT etnoll ndT
tILo3 BTSidw IUU Boiaaiciiao J hiir; I
.oiodiaY Ml) Intern .aoiUiooeaA noii
.ul'
...nm. rrtffi.u.irt-.M.H limns.
vol. xxvn.
CHAR
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DEALERS IN-
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks,
TRAVELING BAGS,
UMBRELLAS, &c.
PEG RAM & CO.,
nave the Best Stock of
dents' Hanit-Scwftl Shoes
1$ THB STATE.
Pi: GRAM & CO.,
Can supply you with the
BFST BBAEDS and LATEST STYLE 3
-OF
Ladies' Misses and Children's Shoes.
PEG-RAM & CO.,
HAVE A PRBTTT LINK OF
GENTS' and LADIES' SUPPERS.
PEGKAM & CO.,
hays all kinds of
Ihilfas' Shoes acd Slippers.
PEGRAM & CO.,
KKHP-A WILL SELECTED STOCK OF
Trucks and Valices
OF ALL PRICES AND SIZES.
PEGRAM & CO.,
HAVE JUST KECPIVED A FINE STOCK OF
Silk, Felt and Straw Hats
Of the I.a'.est t tyles. Of ibe Latest Stjles.
PEGRAM &: CO.,
CAN SLIT THEiR
Farmer Friends
With any k'nds BC0T3 and SHOIS THEY WISH.
P EG RAM & CO.,
KEEP AL . KINDj OF
Shoe Dressing, French Blacking
AND -
Lyons' Heel Stiffeners.
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38 CSfljatSJXiJtMttfl, Sac;
Bother Arijwpjl
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OF-
NEW GOODS,
LACE FICHUS, LACE COLLARS and POLKA
DOT LINEN COLLARS, at 10c. All combined
-MAKING-
The Handsomest and Cheapest Lot
OF -
N E CKWEAR,
Ever seen la Charlotte.
All novelties constantly added to our stock as
rapidly as they come out
A lot of beautiful SEERSUCKERS Just in, very
stylish and desirable.
An exceptionally good trade has forced our buyer
to seek the
NORTHERN BIARKETS
a second time this season to replenish our greatly
broken stock, and we assure the trade that nothing
new or desirable will be omitted In our second
purchase.
T. I,. SE1GJLE & CO.
apr30
BXcdtcal.
A Never-Failing Cure fbr Burns,
Scalds, Braises, Cuts, Sores, etc.
After forty years of trial. Perry
Davis Pain Killer stands unrivaled.
It is safb I It acts immediately t It
never fails t
Editor of the St. John fN. B.) Ne-ws, says :
In flesh wounds, aches, pains, sores, etc,
it la the most effectual remedy we know of.
No family should be without a bottle of K
lor a single hour.
From the Cincinnati Dispatch :
W6-have4e its magie effects, ana i10
It to be ft good article. 5
From 1. 8. Potter, U. S. Consul at Crefeld,
Rhenish Prussia:
After Ion? years of use, I am satisfied It
Is positively efficient as a healing remedy
for wounds, bruises, and sprains.
W. W. Sharper, Valdosta, Ga., says :
It is a panacea for all Drulaes and burns.
From R. W. Adams, Saco, He.:
It gave me Immediate relief.
R. Lewis says:
In forty years' use it never has failed ma
W. W. Lnm, Nicholville, N. Y., says :
I use your Pain Kiixkb frequently. It
relieve pain and soreness, and heal wounds
like magic.
' For scalds' and burns It has no equal.
PERRY DAYIS' PAIN KILLER is not
a new untried remedy. I"or forty years
it lias been in constant use ; and those wlio
have used it the longest art tit best friend.
Its success is entirely becauseof iti Merit,
Since the Pain Killer was first introduced,
hundreds of new medicines liaTe come and
gone, while to-day this medicine is more
extensively used and more highly valued
than ever beore. Every family should nave
a bottle rearly for use. Mack piln and heavy
doctors bills may often be saved by prompt
application of the Pain Killer. Unlike most
medicines, it iaperfecUy safe even in the hands
of a child. Try it once thoroughly, and it
will prove its valne. Your drujrgist has it
at 25c, COc and 8U.OO per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors,
Provldenos), R. I.
sept dkw sept A oct.
BLESSING TO WOMANKIITD.
Believe all diseases ef women pecu
liar to the appearance and cessation
of the menses, uterine disturbances
corpiditr of functions, with leucor
rhoea, dlsmeaorrhaea, and hysteria,
also in melancholia and other men
tal derangements. Afford prompt
relief to those distressing bearing
down pnlns so peculiar to women.
Price 53 per box. Sent free by mall
on receipt of price. Dr. Clarke
Medicine Company, New York City.,
Dr.
Clarke's
Periodical
Pills.
T?OR Scrofula or any Blood Disorder.
A
Dr.
Clarke's
Pill.
In either stage, whether primary,
secondary or tertiary, are an invalu
able remedy. They never fall to
cure when directions are followed.
Price S2 50i)er box. Five boxes SID-
Sent by mall, prepaid, on receipt Of
price. Aderess Dr Clarke Medicine
Company, Mew York City.
A
N INVALUABLE HEittEDY.
For weakness of the Kidneys and
bladder. A quick and complete cure
in 4 to 8 days of all urinary affec
tions, smarting, frequent or difficult''
urination, mucuus discharges and"
sediments in the urine from- what-'
Dr.
Clarke's
lever cause induced, whether; of
Qonnorrhea
cent or long standlnAV one to
boxes usual KufltelerdL . !P?li
per box.' Three leoxejlfef
Mailed free oa reeelnt f.ofiew
Pills.
nreBS UK i;mrKe Mieuicxna uum
New York City. : i
UERE IS A BALIS IN O I LEAD.
For all cases of Spermatorrb
and impotency, as the result df sell
abuse in youth, sexual excesses 1
Dr.
maturer years, or other causes, anf
producing some of the followlni
effects: Nervousness, seminal emli
olons (night emissions rut ntaamsl
Dimness of "Sight Defective Mem
Clarke's
ory, Phlslcal decay, Pimples oa
Face, Aversion toSociety of Female
Confusion of Ideas, Loss, of Sexui
Power, sc. rendenng marnajre lm
Invigorating
nroneror unhaDDr. Are a nosltlvt
cure In two to 8 weeks, une to six
boxes usually sumcient' race
ner box. Four boxes sn. seni
mall, nrenald. on receipt of pric
Pills.
Address Dr. Clarke Medicine Con
pany, New York City.
febl9 d&w 18w
& co:s
Thorn JensJtt0 ReiUy feiMw9H
npini, will not otaredd or rust, and will be found
Sole AgenU,
DAVISJ
PAIH UAI0
Xkiller
re-
m
panit
ten dWWWBr Blstedjflll.lWwfBgn
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.';
Xookxas; AflMX tkeo i adiesklyi on( iM
siew rSiswd-Prwawt iKotes :
!' Other IfpWoiynPsJL ... . ' 1 "
siuner of Aurnculture. Ltfo.iurgii ta
makelightof biaottbysrhioki jvas
tUthht riwirftlftiwiwwiitJi rthAw.
-lagt" for the xperttBtots Rich lie in.
augurated in the South, in the ctlltare.
of tea, have, in some decree at least!
proved a success. Information receive!
sere from the experimental farm near;
Georgetown, & O; snows that-tfce e
periments there have been emirieritiy;
successful and that the pcsiiWy pf
tno successxni growing ana teotmp; qr
tea id the south seed scarcely eriosger
Considered an experimen,t;( itTtiie te
crop on this farm has recena been.
gathered and "cured" after thei'apprdv'M
ed Chinese and Japanese iasmv ahA
me result is a tea in every way meeting
the requirements of public taste ana.
1 L!t J i 111. Jki
habits, and in appearance, quality arid;
flavor, ranking higher than the average
tea imported into this country from
China, Japan and India.
From a gentleman who. visited
Georgetown to witness and assist in the
harvesting and caring of the tea crop at
the Forster farm near that place,! gath
er the following details of that interest
ing event: Of the many persons in tbe
South, to whom tbe tea plants bad been
distributed by Commissioner LeDuc,
none had cared for them motB' intelli
gently than Mrs. Fonter,;ith& owner of
the farm in question. She bad iad the
young plants carefully andihtelUian
ly cultivated and cared-fo M the
time for gathering found them -ia ex
cellent condition, except tlJatj the; nxy
nsually cool weather had cald iavie
of the lower leaves of the plantai to be
come too tough. On the day fltecf for
the harvesting and curing ol. jU ex
perimental crop the weather was bad
for outdoor curing as had beerj intend:
ed, and the result was. Uiat it,. pecarda
necessary to "cure the after it had
been gathered, by artificial treatrpent
instead of the rays of tbe sun, yet even
this did not prevent a most gratifying
success. The work was performed un
der the direction of a gentleman from
Baltimore who has taken much inter
est in tea culture, and has given much
time and attention to the methods; of
cultivating and curing tea in the coaij-i
tries where it is grown. The tea after;
being gathered was "wilted" in an oven,
and then placed on a pine table and
rolled with the hand into rollsn similar
to those seen in '"Young Hyson'' am:
"Gunpowder" and the plainer but more
wholesome "Uacolored Japan." The'
process of rolling was found to be re- '
marKauiy easy auu one wuicu.coum
readily be performed by machinery.
Then a part of the tea 'thus prepared
was made up. into large loaves
and left . to ."swat" according to
the system by which .the "English
Breakfast" tea is prepared.4 The re
mainder was then put through the "fir
ing process, tbe most delicate and diffi
cult part of the work of curing after
the tea is grown. ;
This process, which is similar in-1
manner ane in effect to the ; roasting of
coffee, was successfully -accomplished,
and the result was a fine 'crisp, ' fresh,
finely ilavored . tea. better qualhy
than the average tea imported into
this country. :
After theioaves or balb,of,tf a;wiiich
had been set aside to sweat in -order to
make 'English Breakfast'' of it bad ar
rived at the proper itage" they 1 wei e.
broken open and the tea in them; which
had attained a very satisfactory color
and condition, was alsofired" witjh re
markable success and the. tea pronounce
ed equal to the other, varieties, made
tbe experiment a wonderful success.
Whether the growing of tea in this
country will, under the very low prices
whicb coropetitiou In Japan, India and
i'hins'have produced, "become at presh
ent a profitable industry, is as yet dim
cult to say. The possibility of its being
successfully and easily produced and
cured, is however demonstrated. It is
even shown that the process is. so si to-1
pie that every family in the South pos
sessed of a small plot of ground eligibly
situated, may grow its own tea, and it
is not improbable that, with a moderate)
protection, such as is afforded most of .
the industries of the country, the cub;'
ture of tea at the South may become an
important and successful work. .
The season has arrived when Con
areas' Is likely to be seen at its worsCf
Having . log-rpiiea. puis r tnroagn, Met
committees, members; are now at .tcdtlt
log-rolling . them through trie no
Bv loz-roUiiur- is r jaeaat na banding
eether of menfbers to push bills throu
the House4 und6 sbsuapansionjoc
rules and thereby cutting ofljexjen
debate. . ajaeiezisxaxicwtnatisgenerai-r
ly rMxttbroiiglilathiSJmanner is bilUJ-
foe the-erection ox ipnblietuydiag
Br class. BothcTasj
nn
fuomplishfheit Ibassage eq
impiis
tionabieo it watmos
6 6rU)
etustrieo9
to nasssttC&biUs.wUbxrota
overand.veintOi theiixeastfnrisi'ub;
the lawr.WWMMSSpW
iwliftviaa fiaved ,to, the goveraaaenl
larsiwhehashaiMi
;wwiy and-aimpst
afirainst ancbz was
woflt; bnt without avail, thectf
iformed and the bills - rushed throng
Amonsr the bills was one for Jtha ere
tion of a public building at Greensboro,
N. C, which has been published in a
previous letter. Tf Rlf tlie bills passed
were as ; deserving I,toeV objectionable
mafiher of tbeif ase'uld i!mitf-
outfit tflnfrtld:
T-TTTT.
- PERSONAL NOTES.
Thnmajf J'iKiiflinv. Rockv
n hoa htktns flrrantoI i. tMtAtrti.
mechanism for saw rami ifoarfpJi TA
WUliamson,Kalelgb, uT a patent for
stencU-plater' ': 1 - j
Judge Thomas Settle, now pf Florida,
but formerly a Kepublican leader in
North Carolina t6itictrtn1Mlcity an
applicant fot the vacancy bn the court
of claims; HA is strtrti tfly b&ck try Soutb.-
ccmttiaalwtfwadlie win wave for home
this week, - , ..: -? -s T. d,
CoL Keogh who hat been here for.thf
PW WTOKna8TBpnTnea,ppme. xopji
staunch KeTWftM.Br.iflPQPW
with tnji?&P
Kenneth.:yho5blIfr:!fer
treasury, wjio , -tore 300 :7 vau 3 wwui
Congress from North Carolina, is quit
the river and haiboi apyruuilaUou bin.1 7ZVZ
Knth niAiuiAS Am pnnallv I ers Of Silks.
iiimBi ubis
iaanydpJ
tors InadiLaXiffifA'WaMiWtftnSfrii?
' TtTTTl 1U1 hUU. bilo W 1LIIIIX7M.W JJ1KIT Blinil I
1 nM.ujuiuiMl&MttJLti LOtiib I
Lj i
fSJSi
Ash
teUKt'f
PWieti
- l tvt M
a, T rr -ttxt r. . rrrr
rinr TVi.novf.mAnf J3JJU3 ,T
litfiftttheireBre urixjrtb aiS)lIrii
. . T . 1 !
resioeiu. tsnrteriaj -ATAnisassidBntr
rgi.lTZt?ieiltinlndian, anfl
r -.i4Jiri.
4ical hMfatt:thepDetar
ment. anrrefltvjft no f to 'LA-iiri ! Ho
)WS'
isAnortasadilieJlarfsii sifssUiWinir
ustomofl5ees fcciheaathjoictilf
tuoauestoa. Af eiiorcai''AiK2.i
A census bulletin jnst jissded snoV
tfee. gross number of farms. In the c6un-'
try,,;(It;is a Boticeabht faottbatthe int
"'States!"
?880: . J
ml
""35.
30j898-
Connecticut
DakoU - -Illinois
- -Indiana
- -
22,445
9S,S9Sj
185551
138,661
16B5i
48.292
64,806
Kentucky
LouilaBa
Maine r .
I 13,422
jjii
96
mm
68.38?
32,181
241,058
,458
-.2S.9051
SeWMetico
New York - -
170,621
liaso?
North Carolina'
GldO';'".-.
PerSsylvIin1 i'
Bhede Island -
Utah. - - - ..
VJrmorit - - -
Washinfttn - -West.Vfrgiaia
-Wisconsin
- -
157.609
24T.189 1
. ift Aits r
, Ag,u i
213,543
6.2W
85.&2S
62,674
134,322
'72u,
POSTAL NOTES.
-;i Reports from , 25, prlhcipaV cities fh
thd conntrv which ' collect t ner rnfL
-jUte' .'.pbA(al eveh4erahpw; that tbe1
eceu)ie zox . me craaxteD enaeaMarcn
Of Uj iarg. for the
ipfSmmk Jl BraiUBt year.
ostKaslers commissions sent: .Tno.
l?ihevinesV3Ti C: Pierce H.
ra'mihb'Bd. chick Snrihcs. SL C. i. A1p-
iKwuiineeit, ismiara, Juincoin co.;
X Chas been changed to read "Kids-
vme."
, , There is , h pretty tight now in pro
gress over the post mastership of the
Salisbury office This ofiice belongs to
the presidential class; and pays about
2.0tK)., pe .year. D. L. Bringle, the
E resent . imcuinbent; having1 acquired
j lonjcjaexTice a tasbe.fon working un
dr. Ufleie iacatvisde8icous of continu
ing in tbeepkacey while iMrJB. Ram-
-dows randf 'handle the rsheckeis with
equal rr not moregrace than Mr. Bnn
ffle. He is wiUingjjit any rate to un
dertake the job. The President has not
yet decided which trf these patriots hei
will hire to perform the work.
. . . : . Pickup.
NEWS NOTES.
.Xhe bakers of Montreal have added
tv- cent to the price of a' six-pound
louf - of bread on account of the in
(Cteasfediwagesiwhicta.they are obliged
to payheir journeymen, - . .
; Five; suspects were' uncotrdiiionaily
released f torn the-Naas jattDuesday.
Col. Hakka Bov,t aiod-camp'to the
SokaTpfrTurkey,'has started. for Xori-flo-rj
0 purcjiase Wrpedb boats. ,
The 1 anishfb 1 Alaska;: arrived at
QtteenatO.wt .?TueBoy:jevening,
bavingiaieconaplisbedlhe trip from New
Yor4n days and'4l- '.tpixurtes, ythich
is claimed to be the" "qiiicK est passage
-gauntpu 1 iju3uuvrs .lace; viookidz ror
in New York, were sued bV
r Vaw VAb mftM an aI Ww
the government three and a half years
ago for customs-dues. They deposited 1
sw uuuutui-uuii'vujFS'ur ieruouii a
3extifiBd lel?3: SlffKSeSr ilbtf case :4
Wiflrtteeh,mrkoriil .cleit J
lorned qver4o4hifinn;ye8terday $I4TL-'
ziv. less cne amount or the corHrjTd-
jfTifX5"WwlwlM ; f . 1 eels'
fror. jean iouis. rotimahv Years a
w . l.rftTWi it! - -..-ii. i.
conspichOOs featiir Lneiastcal cif-
cres orjuafleiphia,athe ,
pt a fortuhela-new, 4fe is raaidr:veating
the bread of charity 1s tbe' -alnlBhousE
4f-thatdtyiUinfrtiinatoidor
t s(t'iduckyinTestnientsi(f the bus:
. 9uais oj ; nisine !
Claries fWaleritiwjBB4yjetuaRol
ill!
ifia hixosetl iixw txorr Montfar. b
uig uibii niiuv iuuku w . ttt Til Mil Ml
tor Henry Berrf. J ru Af; tlie"'Soc1etvr' f or
naajrTan,arrje8cea:WWftiv3ftv
ior iirivmz. a lama norae. wrip
V- " " w ' T- T 10 I
lanUesld"sercsrmsal
1 wZT TuJ3mu.n3ir-
rested.
BuistbatvbttiMlf orem , 'shot and
ear (Jr eaves to drink with .hmv and
liappeajredv t whemehotiitm n a
-wora." Yrniung was arresieqisa,,,;,,,
ague spa
eUtts. SSMS i Missiitmsnsstsa aitttTetoi.
ttrely banished by the use of rwa-MataWek
itBrgatrsfiTO
IbqP, IntearJl!erfcl!eT5lTt
leasveueiiuniiiiiiiisssiiiiw bwisssmj waea
s.Ilrafashfftre
fon in'.tne into.
Maryland - - .
Mtehigaa;-
flinnsqtft- - -MississAhl
l- -xsussosrc
-
NilW Mr ;j .
ssaos xw&eiuH e'WHiye lierc: mat
Qilciifiiahisaave
peen ealr
HM3MQOTttin'.th:rWill.. tit .the
8idjBiaiaftt,dI tiid wiarand that the
1 rWU IMMMMn wAstllvlWi'lAftftTat)falfl An
fcopg-.'.ri eiii 9mVtl vi''ti'-iyir'i'&''i4"
9Tfi-AVllsili'sslS mseryt j
d biiiiri cWBksva mtsookrwiia
'AK
t? warriOf ImfiosterHi niratesLst hay ohlarflble
wiwu uvw auuumnniiiiisi sgsysi uey Jts.'gB I
MMfttifcM&and toimwauma06bss hakbeenj
1 i.i.i . i,
This curative needs no rjoaftfoasUtfitaermmraa
heaslble tUiSDCQieek or litoaWfi lasSaln tt,-but, J
-piBstfcipjeiiaigHsa ttame JapBeKbf'letl torthe,
1 ...... . . rt t ft T
eomaohSDseof the'fieoWftJ iMMnle are
algnany inahlfestrng theli' apVecWmel "firtsl
BtiKVBklXQi fcrefefente- tonsil Wlrer 'nroJeased
liteinefliM;r o 9
iJKasci f?ril hull v.'alv
irii i lWCP Rehstttr has1 !lonar Ibien well faroWas1
U-asu4tesiful. ephysblah1 and tofrdiisWf
study ttUn -t(h$QmmmTt
'JBd'of tb-Bni' sfceW tie4 Lhas:itieeTiJ rrsuadedte-
V ma mrw nenreuy buit x avome rrescnpiioa aa.
gklBVCffem fhe'inisriet VarJouVthliiiia have
fine sieepy state1 tn-which they wete hefdre, and
tktot olaimita be'the-'bftat 8' ' 1 ": ! '
."lBe,ware bf mittatldns, 6r the tatlbus articles
which1 have been adVertl.A for vokm nr sfriw
HMdnjt. havKg no real hold or merit on the public,
the now endeavor to keep head aBovd Water by'
adtertlsini themseiyfes asi"The1 tireat SktnXJure,"
'None la keiiuine and retiable'; excebt Dr. C. w.
'Bensonlr.Skln' CuJe. Each package ahaft bottle
hears his likeness. Internal and external remedy,
two bottles In One package. Price $1-00. get at
your arugglsts. '
Relief for all Overworked Brains.
CAtJSi AJTD CUBS.
: Pr. w. -Bensdn's Celery and Chamomile Plus
vakiablfi ioi school children' who suffer from)
fifirroua oeadaches eansed oyan overworked brain
la their studies, and for all classes- of hard bratn-
wwkers whtosei evertaaked' nervous centers peed
repair and sedation.' Nervous ! tremor; ' weakness,
and paralysis are belrie daily cured by these iljlc,;
They correct eosttveness, but are. 'not pnrgatl.re.
Price, 50 cents or six boxes for $2 50, postage
free, to any address. For sale by all druggists.
Depot. BaltlmorerMd., where the Doctor eahbe
addressed.' j Letters ot Inquiry freely answered.
.'i Letters or 1
tteaton, New
li: M. un tteaton. Hew xerK. n
fork. Is wholesale agent
for Dr. o, W. Benson's remedies.
mays
CBS. LM L P1KK8&M, OF LYNN,
LYDIA E. PINKHAmr8
VEaETAELB: COMPOUND. ;
,,.-.?.,, Is a Positive' Cnra,',...
for all tkass Patufr Complaints sad WeaimssMS
so esBMon toarlest female fropalsUo". , .
It will ooW itetkiy!J iront form ot FlsmrfTe Qofa
jflUn$B,aHoTiriati irotaVMt, I&OacmiaUoa ssitllcers
tln, Islllnr snl .Dlsplacomttits, and the ccmssqaept
Spinal WealcBees, and ia partlcsilarly adapted to the
Change ot life, , - - , .
It irill dissolve and expel tumors. from .the utenwln
an early stage of development. The tendency to can
oerona humors there la checked veryBpeedfly by lte uae.
It removes faintnesa, flatulency, dettrayaaU orarlna
f or stlnuuAnts, and relieves iraakneas "of the etomach.
It ourea Bloat in sr, dead aches, Kerrona prostration.
Qenersl. Debility,. .Sleeplessness, Depzeastoa sad Iatt.
geatioB.'V. , . ' .
thit tsettijg of besrinK down, csnihic' pahi, weig-t"'
and bsckacW.-ta aiw&ya peTmaoently cured by its na.!
It wfllatalltflDOsaad uadef svTI ctrCTmatanbeeect fa
harmony with the laws that goteathe f emalesyatem.
VotlM cure of. Kidney Cempiaiats otsitfasr sex this ;
Composndia snsurpaased,
ITDIA K. PtStUASrS VECTA?LE COM
POCITDia prepared at 233 and 235 'Wsatern Avenue, '
fiynn,Vata. Price $L Six bottleafor f6. Sent by mall
in Uie fcrm 6f pins, : also la the f6nh of losengeBV oh : '
receipt of pries, $1 per box fop either. Hra.IHnkhani
freely anawera all letters of inquiry. Send foe pamph
let. Addreas as above. Ventlm this Paper.
Ko family, ahosld be without LTDIA K. P1KKHA3TS
livER PILLa. jThey cure ooaatlpatloa, billousnsat
sad torpfdJty' of IheliTer. 25 cents per box.
- 49 SeTd hy Q.I1 Druggists, "f
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ESTEY, -EOSEDALE,
ORGANS.
J X V - ' v j 1 . i j
HAINE3 and GATS CITY 1
I AN OS.
''""V is ;50iieeded, 'ieau4
ill-WrWihil'.am agent'ifOE:
fljj U6 xlebrated Sew
ifflrk.itoafces arid SILL
p( pTiba, by
flashy . : adTeetlsenents,
but -give me a
T
on
tore you buy and 1 w 11
show you that I can. i(.
distance all competl-
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fort, hdth in price and'
'. : ;- ' ' 1 ' e
terms,' Alt I iask is
'al ank ibla ,fjjfa tag'
you nothing, while it
of'
laviagyou a great ideal'
llllltr, ;-' I f i . - ; .1
tsr Organs always Is -sioolc iflM'rTelor
NtjeahoB 6rjstdreesiio;ii.')ilaar edl
nerrw41
nruttrratMuUsttyj
ion wi;DoaraJr exa
as SruieTiaw -wbich
t aiaatS t&sljnao nPisst Board
liilstOStlMl)al(hlKeJBlM
MASS.,
; i-.il a 'i.Liv.i:. .st - :-v ,-'
oj 8 SadJlS
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Walk"'
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wJttent-ajdMoma
BehtzaJEts:
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m ii ( u m m-1 r - -m -m sTsfsie m l'lv'sa
VVA tAX JL V-JA UXAIA4 U. V JLl.lUrJt KJ l!Lf J I
6 BUTTON WHITE KIDS, $1,00.
1 S?irS!Wf hsve's large stock of Sasii' Blbbons at BOfl
fl f 2?- A largesJoekAof Jrirahkaatlns, Jttolrea, Marvilleux and J&hodames, all colors.
j-yed some pe designs in ii
wo nave a rarcestocK or Laiies' Newport Tlea
uvw srvunitUlIUli in IjUmilirLn. IUIII WB Hnr-ISIHFinB''Bllia WDFW flaSlAOfl MkMlMd. . -Hi, Sadk&
! !ii!NW-LOWWABTiSB!) SHOW, lnhWa sewed, WelhvVh la t(& of
PflE SHIRTS, EVITTS' SHOES, UNIVERSAL PATTERNS
t- C jme and see our stock and we will make It to your interest sf
aT-raves&Willielm .
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J UMBO"
35"OR TBE CAROZaIffja.S.
WEIGHT 1500 B IIS SQUARE GRAND.
McSMlTH WiLL DOUBLE HIS STOCK.
; LOOK OUT FOR SQUALLS I BAWLS.
Let Music Increase! Crime will Decrease
Organs wWhin Reach of Everybody.
MASON & HAMLIN,
shoMgerbell chime,
; PELOUBET&CO. and STERLING.
Never Before Such lew Prices Easy Terms
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H. McSMITH, Charlotte, N. C.
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our stock ia now eom&letfl We call especial
! OUR OWN HOCSK. We are Justified Id
1 VMneeraa aaaamg 01 ear tiease, is-a mi i guaraniee
rkwfn nivtmFA ti :ri m 1
.Siiii i3tl ioi jid (mill 1 " '' ' '
If SlCI! NEW STYLES!
COME
Id THE MOST KELiiBLKiBUttii Bvnii.Maraiet( We makre u stct-olass uarments; ana always
studijUiLd.emaDdajPf omjatrnns, and Insure there absolute BOTTOM PRICES. jWej-do Jot boy Job
Ota 4a order to introduce Ae rrrieea uooas, our
fnadeuo m such a style as'latirorh lhtashlODable
jeseleetfns oar stock by celsg eay In tbe Market, of
wu aioot- or iioys'tazid CUUCU'eiiTs Olotixing w as nne as
;;lUATS, all colors.
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.TT71aTriLiStB'riNEST
1 U'ni
The Latest Out, m the
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I t T 'T- V vv 'MW - SPMISI TVUIIQIUDU LHU K nl I IV . WH IlnVH 1 1 IN L
3 thatare( real pietty.
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inASanrfoia xeam k Ij.
1SIC HOUSE
PIANOS
WilMn Read of ETeryMT.
Cni:KKBINQ A iON,
KRANICH & BACH.
MATHUSHEK,
"ORION
EIMP30N A CO..
msm SOUTHERN GEM.
iJ&- LOOK HOW THE OLD MAK FROWNS .
and scratches his head while reading lie's adv. Make
him read let him frown. Write to me and I will send
you a photo (not of myself) but of my Pianos and Or
gans. Make your selection,, then eo for him and write
to me for a tew more dots, such as prices, terms, 4c
Address, or call on
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attention- to tbe WABMtNTS MAKUFACTUBED
assertinr. and Ttot fixaneraie
srahat the long ei
tnai ou A.QJXiOVUXjNvir
invariably orrertne pudiic sucn uwiuino ana
cireks in Northern cities. ; We. bad the faoieeof
which privilege tbe Late Purchaser Is debarred.
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IN THE CITY
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Ver Latest Shades la SOki:
'feryfiespectfuUr,
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