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BAiLY rtf ArttLofrlfe OBSkaVEK i frlflAY, JtrkE 2, 188$, he (flhariottt (Dbstrper. L index to New Advertisements. TtBRd McSmlth's adv. this morning. - Stlon. Hornets No. 1. dollar Button Found tyzvo ArttJerttscnxents. HOME CHIPLETS. - i i fit M 'i i ;t Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of puitty strength and wholescmeness. More econo mica than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, a um or phosphate powders. Sold only In cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., ov28 New Tort. L'RQY DAYIDSON, Sole Aflrrnt, Charlotte, N. C. fJo Whiskey, Brown's Iron Bitters is one of the very few tonic medicines that are not com posed mostly of alcohol or whislcey, thus becoming a fruitful source of intemper ance by promoting a desire for rum. Brown's Iron Bitters is guaranteed to be a non intoxicating stimulant, and it will, in nearly every case, take the place of all liquor, and at the same time abso lutely kill the desire for whiskey and other intoxi cating beverages. Rev. G. W. Rice, editor of the American Christian Re view, says of Brown's Iron Bitters: Cm., O., Nov. i6,i88i. Gents : The foolish wast ing of vital force in business, pleasure, and vicious indul gence of our people, makes your preparation a necessity ; and if applied,"will save"hun dreds who resort to saloons for temporary recuperation. Brown's Iron Bitters has been thorpughlyjtested for dyspepsia, indigestion, biliousness, weakness, debil ity, ovemork,. rheumatism, neuralgia, consuinption, liver complaints, kidney troubles, &c, and it never fails to render speedy and permanent relief Try? LOOK OUT EST Rice, the Baltimore shtrt man, is her,e with liis tape string and memoran dum book. tSThe bullion assays at the mint in this city, during the month of May, amounted to $7,739.08. tSThe f armers say that the cool nights are withering up the cotton plants by the wholesale and of course entailing much damage. ISP' Yesterday was the first time in many days that the mayor made a water haul. There was not a case for his consideration. ISfThe railroad men report that al ready large numbers of people are go ing to' Asheville, and the town must be filling up. ZW The Central Hotel was yesterday connected with the water works main and fixtures are to be put all through the building at once. ClTOne of the farmers near this city says that his oat crop will yield him 5,000 bushels, at the very least, from 100 acres. Such a year for small grain has never been known in this country. In the list of names composing the E. D. Latta hose company, sent to Tin fVRSTVRvrcR last niarht. that of Mi S. S. Pegram was omitted. Mr. Pegram is the captain of the new company. B"The Italian harpers went up to Salisbury yesterday evening to play for a hop, given by the young people of that place at the 'Boy den House last night. The Calvary Sunday School pic nic, next Thursday, will be held at "Taylor's" grove, about two miles and a half down the C. C. & A. road, instead of at "Baker's" grove, as stated yester day. tMaj Rube E.Wilson was out yes terday evening for the first time since his unfortunate fall down the Central Hotel steps on the 20th. He took a carriage drive around the city and ap peared to enjoy it a great deal. tW A large party of young ladies, coming home on a vacation from the college at Staunton, Va., stopped over in the city yesterday. Most of them live in Wilmington and Rockingham, and departed on the Carolina Central train last evening for their homes. Jl-The Sabbath school of the Firbt Presbyterian church will take its an nual picnic to-day down the Carolina Central road. The train will start from the crossing near Asbury's shop, where it is desired that all who intend to go should be with their baskets, etc., at 9 a. m. There are a number of old Nor folk citizens now resident in Charlotte, and they had prepared to give a big banauet in honor of the man they thought was going to bft elected mayor of Norfolk. Old "Timey Rock's" man got Lamb-ed under, however, and the banquet has been postponed. "Constable Orr was busy yesterday attending to the numerous callers who eame up td look over the assortment of dresses which he captured from the woman Lucy Davis, and see if they could identify Some of their lost ap parel among the lot. About fifteen dresses were reclaimed, but Mr. Orr still has a number on hand. As one of the trains was coming into the city yesterday, a colored mail agent who wanted to get off at a cer tain place, found the train to lie going too. fast and pulled the bell cord. The train was stopped and when the con ductor found ut what was the matter he came near walloping the audacious mail agent, much to the amusement of the passengers. Election of Officers. At the meeting of the Literary and Debating Club last night the regular quarterly election of officers with this result: President, R. F. Stokes. Speaker, J. B. Bethune. Secretary, Jerome Dowd. Treasurer.S. O. Smith. Marshal , R. L. Cochrane. CHAfliPA GNU SPilLED. Driving the tast Rivet in the Water Works Stand-PipeCeremonies ' on the Top. Yesterday afternoon a little im promptu ceremony was held on, top-of the water works stand-pipe, the occa sion being the celebration of the com pletion of that important Charlotte en terprise. The reporter waited his turn to crawl into the small round hole at the bottom of the structure, and when once inside began the laborious ascent, pulling from one piece of timber hand over hand to the next, straight up as a flag-pole. It required several rests on the way, bat finally the top was reached and we found Capt. Dan Sider, the builder, surrounded by a large number of enthusiastic citizens who had climb ed up to witness the completion of the wvork on the stand-pipe. The work men had left several " rivet holes un filled and the honor of closing up these was reserved for -the citizens. Sheiiff Alexander and Capt: Cbas.f Harrison, the two most patriotic Citizens of the place, had to forego the pleasure of par ticipating in the exercises on the top, being unable to crawl into the hole be low and refusing to -risk being hoisted to the top by ropes. Their forced ab sence was a matter of much regret, but thev stood on the ground below, how ever, and took in the ceremony at long range. Everything being ready, Capt. Sider thft force and heating a rivet held it in its place while Mr. W. F nriffith drove it home. Mr. J. W. Cobb rirnvp thft next. The third was driven by the Rev. J. B. Cheshire and Mr. T. R, Robertson. The fourth rivet was driv en hv Mfssra. "E. F. Greenlee and T. M. Pittman, while Mr. L. F. Osborne and The Observer sent the fifth one home svfr.pr p.nnsi dp.rable hammering. The sixth and last rivet was driven by Maj W. W. Flemming and Capt. F. A. Mc Ninch. chief of police, and at the last stroke of the hammer a bottle of cham pagne was broken amidst the cheers of the spectators below and the partici pants on the top. After this ceremony, a few more bottles were broken open a rnnd dp,nl more carefully and all Travel on the Carolina Central. The public who desire to use the line of the Carolina Central Kailroad be tween Charlotte and Wilmington, and vice versa, are inaeotea lo vjapc. v . vj. Johnson, the silent superintendent for he privilege of a comfortable night's rest going either way. Ordinary pas senger coaches have been transmogri fied into better sleepers than the Pull man Palace cars, because there is more room. A car or ine same Kina leaves Charlotte every evening for Raleigh and vice versa, and refreshments are served to hungry passengers at either end of the line. irnlr tn the "health of the water works." Mai. Flemming was called upon for a speech and responded in a tone loud enough to be heard at King's mAnntain whose blue outlines were dimly visible in the distance. The Ma jor made a short but decidedly happy sDeech. congratulating the contractor of the works and the people of Char lotte, upon the completion of the stand- pipe and its connection with the lake, His speech wa3 worthy of the occasion and the iron jaws of the huge structure were made to resound with deafening applause. At the conclusion of this speech, Capt. Siders announced that the ceremony was over and the citizens be gan to let themselves down, and soon all had emerzed from the hole below and were on terra firma again. Though the stand-pipe was virtually finished yesterday, it will be nine days yet before the water is turned on. The lower portion is yet to be caulked and painted, and on the 10th of this month, exactly three months from the time work was commenced, the stand-pipe will be filled with water and turned over to the city. The fire bell will not be mounted on top of the stand-pipe a3 was proposed, tbe'authorities deeming it inexpedient, and a tower is to werected especially Jor the bell. The Organic Union Resolution, To the Euitor of the Observer. The resolution which was referred to m yesterday mornings ubsekvek as having been introduced in the Presby terian General Assembly at Atlanta "against organic union was unani mously adopted. The matter of organ ic union was not proposed nor discuss ed, but this paper was introduced by Rev. Roger Martin after fraternal rela tions had been established witn a view to setting forth the fact that nothing more than the establishment of frater nal correspondence was intended or desired. This explanation is made lest an erroneous impression might have been made in the public mind. 1. t. F. Whe Otto 1o s" are Now Sowing' :o WE MIL ALREADY BUSY 1 . ' . ; -:o:- :o:- A Large Vein Developed. Mr. J. C. Wiswell, the recent pur chaser of Sheriff Alexander's gold mine, has been at work developing the mine, and has come to the conclusion that he has met up with a bonanza. At no place is the vein less than four feet in width, while its greatest width yet de veloped is twelve feet. Three assays of the ores have been made. The first lot showed $11.37 per ton; the second $97.14 and the third $113.68, making an averacre vield of $74.06 per ton. The mine has been christened the "Arling ton Guarantee," as its owner guarantees a certain return to each stockholder. The vein is one of the largest known in this country and as the assay shows, is worth working. This mine is located near the old Caons mine, about six miles from the city. Hotel Arrivals. Charlotte Hotel. S A Lowrance, W M Neel, C K McNeely, Mooresville, N C ; Archibald Brady, Davidson Col lege ; E H Green, Iredell county, N C ; WMDodd. Shelbv.N C; C W Mar shall, R J Murphy, Atlanta, Ga; J J Raymond, W-E Judson, Cincinnati, Ohio; O W Kelsey, H A Kelsey, New Orleans, La; J A Ralph, Lancaster county, S C ; "J W Cobb, J W Joyner, N C ; R J Knight, Gaston county, N C ; G K Roval. G W Kennedy. Charleston, S C. Central Hotel. Col H T Douglas, Richmond, Va; Jno Rommel, Philadel phia; JAB Besson, Eufaula, Ala; R It Haywood, S H Hopkins and wife, Baltimore; Miss K Murchison, Miss F McCrary, Miss M McCrary, Miss 0 Sim mons, Miss M Williams, Miss A Sloan, Miss K McCall, Miss L Johnson, Staun ton, Va; John Mcintosh, Rhode Is land; A Mc Arthur, Rhode Island; W B Baldwin, New Orleans; W J Cross- well, Greenville ; J T Savage, Georgia ; S E Belk, Pride Jones, North Carolina ; F W Clark, Wilmington ; Miss Katie Williams, Fayetteville; W G Nowell, Wilmington, Del; G W Williams, Wil mington, N C; Thos H Hill, Philadel phia; J T Alderman, Wilmington; G Morency, New York; A W Kluttz, Salisbury; C A Hunt, Lexington; A Anderson, J T J Davis, Washington, D C; P B Fetzer, Concord; E McDowell, South Carolina: C E Hutchison, Mt Holly, WE Outcalt, Richmond; Chas C Thome, Atlanta; E F Young, North Carolina. A DowbITowb Merchant, Having passed several sleepless nights, disturb hv thn Aimntas and cries of a suffering child. ana Decoming convmcea mat juts, wilsiuw b Soothing Syrup was ust the article needed, pro cured a supply for the child. On reaching home and acquainting his wife with what he had done, she refused to nave it aominisxerea 10 me cuiiu, as she was strongly in favor of Homoeopathy. That night the child passed In suffering, and the parents witnoui Sleep, ueiummg noma uie aaj following, the father found the baby still worse; and while contemplating another sleepless night, the mother stepped from the room to attend to some domesUc duties, and left the father with the child. During her absence he administered a por tion of the Soothing Syrup to the baby, and said nothing. That night all bands slept well, ana ine little fellow awoke In the morning bright and hap py. The mother was delighted with the sudden and wonderful change, and although at first offend ed at the deception practiced upon her, has con tinued to use the Syrup.and suffering crying babies and restless nights have disappeared, a single trial of the Syrup never yet failed to relieve the baby, and overcome the prejudices of the mother. Sold by all Druggists. 25 cents a bottle. White a Good Many Merchants are now Arranging the 88SS g BS8o V V V MM MM MM MM KKK RRR U MMMM MMMM K R R U MMMM MMMM KB RRR UMMMMMMB R R BSSS UTJ U M M M M M ESI R R 0SS0 TTTT OO GOO 90 n ft ft n o f OOQ ?o o 0 o 00 000 K K "as8 BKDrOBD ALTTM AND IKON 8PBIBSS WiTXH kSD Mass. The great tonic and alterative contains twice as much Iron and fifty per cent, more alum tnum than any "alum and iron mass" known. Just the thing for the "spring weakness" now so leneraL boia ny ail aruggisia 01 any suuumig. Moes reduced one half. mayll tf txo &vzvtisztnmt&. Attention, Hornets No. i. AND SETTLING DOWN TO A "SUMMER MSIGEOVERTBijlfri GOOD, AND TO PERHAPS BEMOVRN tbelr SL.UGGISHNES, WE HAVE ALMOST COMPLETELY DISPOSED df OCR TWO minis n Mi mfm 1J U '1 U1U UUXAK Vll And hence we announce with ua pi rid that it XI -Mr. r was had 1 IF YOU WANT FRESH GIVE US A CALL ! '.i-y- A-&r rA"Bunche Asplnwafl oa Boxes Imperial Oranges, . ., S0 Buckets Bet Benaed Lard. JKWlotpaAvasedHaBi ? FttESP lot Breakfast Strips, ;V .fas: a Toasting the Charlotte Firemen. The Athens (fca.) firemen had a re union and banquet, last Tuesday night and the Charlotte fire department came in for a share of attention. The Athens boys took part in the reel race m mis 5ityon.tne20th. They weYe a hand some set of 'men "nd a large cake was presented to them by the Charlotte fire men, as a prize for the finest looking body of firemen in the city. At their banquet in Athens Tuesday night, this cake was presented to Mrs. R. K. Bloom neldrthe widow of Athens' most hon- md fireman. The fourth , toast was f "The Charlotte Fire' Departmentr-our new found friends. W e We meir ac quaintance with pleasure, ana cast a wistful eye toward this new field. This toast was responded to by Capt. C. G. Talmadge, and, as thft Athens Banner says, he certainly proved himself equal to the task. He spoke 01 tne open-nauu-ed reception he had met in that city, of the high order of gentlemen comprising the Charlotte fire department, and of , their prowess and skill. He closed amid rapturous applause. Go Crazy and in Jail, -nuionrora Ttanks. a colored man who x mall.lrnnvn in the city, was last night captured by the police and com iQn jt had eone crazy and in 1 Lieu. . - , Commencements. The commencement of the Carolina Military Institute in this city, will oc- iMirnnthe 15th inst.. and will be cele brated by a ball on the evening of com mencement, to which TnE Observer acknowledges with thanks an invita tion. Mr A Levi Manning, of South Carolina, is president, and Mr T C Va- SDn.of Augusta, Ga, is directing mar shal. Davidson Collece commencement r j a IV. opens on ounuay, iitu mow ""unf" Baccalaureate sermon; Tuesday, i4th, a meeting of the board of trustees will be held at 9 o'clock am. At 10 a nil, the alumni oration will be delivered by the Hon J S Vernor, of South Carolina. :This..will be followed by the annual oration by the Hon Thos, Hardeman, of Georgia. At 8 pm, the addresses Dy the representatives of the literary so cieties ! w ill be delivered. Thursday, 15th, is commencement day proper. A Grand Time. The State Grand Lodge, No. 10, 1. O G.S andD.of S..of North Carolina, will commence its fifth annual jses- oirm ar, rrharlotte. on the 20th ult. Rev. J. W Moore, the Grand Chief, of Wil son, will preside. Cur colored friends have presented tra with the following liar, nf renresentatives to the Grand Lodze. to print. Excelsior Lodge, No. 26. Greene H. Henderson, Rufus T. Weddington, P. rv ttjiII. Vireril Johnston and James Smith. Queen Grandee Lodge, No. 27. Mary Maho. Hannah Walker, Violet Jones, Amanda Mosely, Harriet Pemberton. Bell View Lodge, No. 88. Sarah Bethel, Julia White, Phoebe Torrence, Lucinda Sparrow, Jennie Sumner. Prince of Peace Lodge, No. 47. Kel ly Low, Jesse Walker, Caroline Thomp son, Eliza Bland. May Marriages. - 'Darin? the month Register of just passed the Deeds ha3 issued splicing had developed into a , dangerous luna- 1 papera to the following couples -TJ avma HfflA nHL 1118 TJUlIlU UdU I witttts J: KJL DUiUV v.v e , raiMLjpanyoih-rfie8h Goods. call inrrsn u,- wb-w.io yotj good. "bKsfMsoiis, blV. - . . . . , , been wandering and his inenas nau considered fcim racked,T)ut it was i riot until laat night that he i-emoved all "doubts as to his insanity. He indulged i ravorite freak oMhe colored in- oanA ana attempted to kill his wife. She escaped irom him and sent word to the police; who soon arrived and took Delaware in custody. Delaware has been a drayman for Mr, Allen Cruse for mw nf veara and has been re- spected byassof city as a" gooa.negru. wuiu--- for him, he possessedjthe most miserly propensities, and tha worry and anxiety he experienced in hoarding up and guardinff his dimes , proyed too greal a r. i.sn: m mind and toppled it wam "F"" w -it.- ... . .,i Delaware went to jail qui,ewy. oi hiii rase does aesperateTtherrare-hope that h&ftilV arid Blood WrtfteT are prepareaa .:-i,i..n,i,i mn Mass.' Priced either, 1. ZZtkwiiM Kthe torn of at imtrtiues. on receipt tr price, 9l P i mta Piokhaitt fteely ansae's all 'T. t ,nnntT, -mic ase i fi4 stamp. SeB&: lot t psmphleW:; MenUoa thil pateff a? WHITES, J A Clinard and Sue A C Smith, W B Alexander, Sarah J Gillespie, J C Hannon, Rhody Kennedy, J S Griffin, Antanda Stoper, John Archey, Berthie S Henry, W D Sanford, Mattie Curry, BF Grier; Julia Crowell, A C Redin, Lizzie McCall, k E S'Harkie, Jennie Sharpe. 1AT AT)rT Coleman Ross and Mary Prances t Alex. Alexander, Esther Torrence. Marcellus Gaftney, Mary J ohnston, Robt Montgomery, Hancy Harrison, George Green, Annie McClarty, (ireen wasmngwu, oiou Vincent Douglas, Julia Burton, Augustus Dunlap, Matilda Wilson, "Joha Sprtog Maggie Biggers, WmBrownJJenniet Bost, jirhrarAnnie Portr, , .. v J John Carson, Martha Bruce, AisoioinXJrosi SalljeHenry. Many a toerchant of brilliant faculties, hat been sfHnkMi down nt career by naralysu or ms nerves. and is left out hi the race ol life. Such unf ortu Wi hiBiidlie treated mth Dr. Benson's Celery ana qhamomlle Pius. Eestoratton is probable. Real Estate Transfers. The following transfers of real estate were made during the month of May, and recorded in the office of the regis ter of deeds : Deed from W E Cunningham, trus tee, to S R Grier, for tracts of land. Mrs Nancy S Smith to B R Smith, trnstee. and others, for 430 acres or land. Mrs Nancy S Smith to Mrs Carrie E Smith and others, trustees, for 430 acres of land. W E Alexander toEKP Osborne, for city tax. Wm Johnston to the city of Charlotte, for 21 feet 8 inches of land on .Fourth j street. H J Washam and wife to Ellen J Query, for acres of land. C F Harrison, tax collector, to EK P Osborne, for city lot. Asa George and wife to W N Prather for; city property. ED McGinnis and wife, to P M Bitch, for tract -of lacd J G McLaughlin to same, for tract of land. ' J Hunter and wife to same, for 8M acres of land. Geo W Pearce to J T Schenck, for tract of land. J E Brown, commissioner, to A R Nisbet & Bro., city lot. Sue Johnston to Mrs W B nood.tract of land. W A Brown and wife to J G Hood, tract of land. W J Friday to city of Charlotte, for 7 feet of land on Seventh street. M A Jackson to J H Wearn, tract of land. J W Norwood and -wife to Smith & Foreey, lot in Pineville. Younts & Son to Smith & Forgey, lot in Pineville. E A Osborne to Cyrus H Wolfe, for tract of land. TB Elliott and others, to M E Pe gram, tract of land. Richard Caldwell to Samuel Brown, for city lot. T J Moore, attorney in fact, to M E Alexander, tract of land. L B Long -to JIrs M C Johnston, for 2M acres land. -.- J AfWilson and wife to M C John ston, for 101 acres land. " 4oha ABosl to C E Bost, for 34 acres land. WB Gileson and wife to Barker & Derr, for'acre of land. J J Farrington to Susan Farrington city lots. St Catherine Gold Mine Company to J T Schenck, 20 acres land. A G Brenizer to Fanny Brenizer.city lots. John T Schenck to Louis G Bertram, 64 acres land. Mutual B & L Association to K li Fields, city lot. DHHill and wife to W C Morgan, city lot. Wm Johnston to Caleb Black, one acre land. H T Capps to W B Harvey and oth er?, two acres land. Since January 1st the number of deeds recorded is 1.695, an increase of 108 over the same time last year. YOU are hereby ordered to attend the regular monthly meeting of your company, this (Fri day) evening, at 8 o'clock, sharp. Business of lnu portacce to be transacted. By order U. 1. n AuUii O. F. iSBUBY, President becretary. Jun2 It "T7v TT XT O Yesterday a Gold Collar JD J U XN YJ Button, which the owner can get by applying at this Office and p tying for . tnis advertisement. junz n- OLD POINT COMFORT VIRGINIA. HYGEIA HOTEL situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Open all the year. Equal to any hotel In the D. 8. Sur roundings unsurpassed. Bathing, boating, fishing and driving specially attractive. Pre-eminently a resort for southern people. Terms less lor equal accommodations than any resort In the country. Climate free from Malaria; and for Insomnia truly wonderful in its soporific effect eena ior circular describing hygienic advantages, etc. may is am UAiuusun ruujsaua, rrepr. NOTICE. HAVING been qualified as Executrix under the late will of F. Kuesier deceased, I hereby give notice to all persons Indebted to the estate to come forward and make Immediate payment. All per" sons holding claims against the estate will present them within twelve months from date of this no tice. Mrs B KUESTBR, Executrix. Left Yesterday Eveniog for Eastern, and Northern Markets to Place onr Orders mm mmm$m ' AND BEING SO FAB AHEAD IN THE RACE. WE MEAN TO MAKE IT. LIVELY- THE COMING FALL. In the meantime the remainder of our SUMMER STOCK is offered to the pub lic, ho we know by past experience, is not slow to appreciate that we are BEADQUARTERS FOR THE GAROLINAS. P S The Gun and Locksmith business will be continued as heretofore, at the old stand, three doors south of Charlotte HoteL All articles re maining In the shop prior to the 1st June willte sold at cost of repairs alter thirty days. may28 lw A.J.Bea OTST ' ON Have Just received a large supply of ni im t t f i In all size packages. We Wilh Oflfer a LARGE Assortment of CORN, HAY, FLOUR, BRAN, MEAL, STOCK FEED, And in fact everything kept In a First-Class Grocery Store. A. J. Beall&Co. may80 ICE CREAM to day for tbe ladies at 69 Ollmax store. Sweet and Butter Milk for the ladies at 5c a glass. Sweet MUk, large glass for 5c. Noth ing more healthy than lea cold milk. Fine lot of fresh Butter on ice. mayaO TUNDBOBGS Superior Handkerchief Extracts, j vfarnchai Mai Rose and Edenia. Also, Rhenish Cologne in 25c and 50c bottles. We haw a full supply of these superior goods now in stock. wiLou a buowjuji'. may26 Druggists, ENDINE BAY BUM, Gr Bath may 2 6 "Pangea. Florida Water, at WILSON & BUB WELL'S, Drug Store. JMNE3T G n.EEN and BLACK TE A, He-no Tea. Chocolate, Cocoa, at W ILJON 4 BUttWELL'S, may26 Drug Store. Smile Again on Me, sighed Tom to his beloved. He knew not what gave her such a eharm In bis eyes. Her teeth, preserved toy 80ZODONT which she had used from girlhood, did his bustness. She held her lover by virtue of SOZOPONT. If Nearly Dead after taking some hlgh'y puffed np fctuff, with Ions rr.M tmniA Unn Rtttftm. and have no fear hh2.s nrimwf Troubles. BrtetHs Dis- oTiahtf or Liver Complaint.! These dU- L. nt Miit the ermtive Dower of Hod Bit- tors: besides It is the best family medicine on earth. H ALL S MiGIC HAIR DYE, A Woo s lis Immense Reduction Will Prove aGiffc li People. TO S A r ma2B 25cperbox,LgoN4BuBWELL,a Drug more. LL KINDS OF Patent Medicines can be had at wholesale and retail, at WILbOH BuawjUibs mayito vnsowm. jyEBCHANT3 Will consult their interest oy examing our swck and prices before purchasing. WILSON & BUB WELL, may 28 Druggists. To h Stoekholders OF THE NOBTH STATE OOPPEB AND GOLD 11IINWO COMPY, TAKE NOTICE. General meeting of the stockholders of tbe XV above eomi has been called by the Presi dent and Board ot Directors, and win oe neia on HtnriRT. tha 1 nth dav of June. 1 882. at Jamil's Hotel, High Point, Guilford county, North Caro lina, at 8 o'clock p. m , fo the rurpose of lattfy inffiuideonnnninaajl the nrevious acts and pro ceedings of said company. Us stockholders, officers and directors transacted by virtue of its charter, Anninttntion and bv-laws. in the city of Baltimore. In tbe State of Maryland, and for the transaction of snch other business as may be brought before tt. By order oi me Boarooiinrectonu JOSEPH WILS3NS, may80- President BUSI1E 8S' sun DON'T MISS THIS OtH) fir TUN ITY. t1A i O II TTTT U T T T T II II II II II A AA A A 8' 88S A A S888 iq r x x EK B ERE t ooo n a a n j O II. AAA li I A A l.l.l.li I' 3 1 A AA A A AAA X 8888 A A LUX it' KEB 8 KB in And th& Quantity, fOan't at Long. . If 'H may 19
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