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VOL. XXVII.
CHARLOTTE, N. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1882.
NO. 1422.
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Mohair and Linen Ulsters In all s'yles, from $1.2$
to 87. Large stock of Lace Curtains and Cretons'
very cheap. Our remnant stock of Men's and
Boys' Straw Hats will be closed out Very low
tw Tha attenttbn of Housekeepers la ealfed to.
a ood a&soriQeot f Cane Matting tuat wo are
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At this eeason, various diseases of the
bowels are prevalent, and many lives are
lost through lack of knowledge of a safe
, and sure remed, PbrAT Davis' Pain
Killer Is a sore cure for Diarrhoea, Dys
entery, holera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint, etc., and is perfectly safe.
Read the following :
Batobridge, N. T., March 22, 188L
PKRBT Dath Pain Kilt.F.R nrer aif (o afford
imtanl relief for cramp and pain in the stomach.
Joseph Bubditt.
. Nioholttlij N. y Feb. 2, 1881.
Th very hett mdicme l know of for dysentery,
coolers morboa, and cram pa iatha sloaaach. Havo
Uaed it lor years, and it is ur cure every time.
Julius W. Dee.
Hotnooka, Iowa, March 12, 188L
I hav used yoat Paih Kilxxb In severe cases of
cramp, oolic.and cholera morbus jtnd it gave almost
instant reliet L E. Caldwell
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any times for bowel
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complaints, and it alieay cure. Would not feel aai'a
without a botUe in the honse. J. B. J via
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- ilTB Uea JTKKBT JJ.VTIS "AIN iULLXB I Or twetPe
years. It is tafe, tur'e, and reliable. No mother
should allow it to be out of the family.
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UlfUDA, N. T., eb. 19, 1881.
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uiliw it ovsx Uiirty years publl8ied U list ol Tivers 1Q
rOTwuhTan CHroMna,allowed a
always inrea
to ko to bed without a bottle in the hon
Cowwayboso, R O.Wb 22, 18SL
Nearly every family in this section keeps a bottle
in thehooa
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I have knarwiiPiKRYDivia' Pan Kn.t.KR aJidmA
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froj the day it was introdueecLud after years of J
T bail torn mvRral avn ftnflfartnir hpvt.1t rrrvm
diarrticea, accompanied with intense pain, when I
your i-AUf h ti.t.kr, and Iounaam(t instant
I havenven it K manv cases of diarrhoea, dveen-
tei7.Ba cholera, and never knew it to fail to give
4j feSaL j 4 j m . R- Clabidgb.
No family can safely be without this
-tirATalujftble remedy- It3 price brings it
tfttM remedy- it3 I
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'Hle by Ill-rgg4l
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and $1.00 ter bottle.
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year; capacity, 1 ,000 guest.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
INTERESTING LIVE STOCK
TISTICS.
STA-
A Halt Called ia the Counting In Game
The Honorable Gentlemen in Angry
I Mood What North Carolina's Repre
f sentatives are DoingPostal Points,
, i Etc.
Washington, June 7 A census bul
letin jusc issued presents1 BOtae inter
esting information in reference to live
stock on the farms of the country. It
places the total number of horses em
ployed on farms at 10,357.981, making
Tan increase since 1870 of 45 percent.;
mules 1,812,932, being an increase for
same period of 61 per cent-: working
oxen jit 993,970, being an increase of 28
per cent ; milcb cows 12,443,593, being
an increase of 39 per cent.":' other cattle
at 22,488,590, being an increase of -68
percent.;; 'sheep 35,191,656, being an in
crease of, 24 per cent.; swine 47.683,951,
making an unprecedented. increase of
90 per cent. Indiana has the largest
number of horse3, vhile Missouri heads
the list in thenumber of mules. Texas
nojas hrst- piaoota nuau)e..oi oxen.
while .New York leads ail her sisters m
milch cows. Calif ornia, with over four
million sheep, nearly doubles any other
State ..Iowa .contains more hogs than,
anyjQtner ;otate m the country, the
numbet behig placed at 6,034,SiG North
Carolina is credited with 133,680 horses,
81,871 mules,- 60,183 oxen, milch
cows, 375,105 other cattle, 46i;638 sheep,
.and 1,453,541 hogs. !oHtW JCarolina, 60,
.600 horses, 67,005 mules,24,507 oxen, 139,
.881; miJcb cowd, 199,321 fcther cattle,
118,880 sbeerx aiid 628,198 hoes The in
crease in North Carolina,' in the oiidet
given, is 30 per cent, 62, 11,18,34, in
sheep less than one-half of one per cent.,
35; of iSouth, Carolina, same order, 38,
62, 39, 42,50, 5 and 59. All these figures
are percentage of increase over 1870.
The Republicans have called a shore
halt in their work of ejecting Demo
crats from' their seats, but it is uncer
tain when they may spriDg the matter
again. A caucus is now in progress to
consider whether the Republicans will
oust Shelley, of Alabama, or not. One
ism ith was th contestant but he died,
and now having no one to put in they
may do the next best tbiug, according
To their idea, and fire Mr. Shelley nut.
-This matter of ousting Democrats 'and
t he filibustering that it has .given rise
has set the House in a bad lium ir for
Mhe transaction of public business. In
litct, it is always noticeable that alter a
ri.ibustering contest which has the ef
IVct of drawing parly lines, the inem-bt-rs
are always mad. Such contests
have the i ffectof making members per
sonal enemies, and when such is . the
case that smoothness which is neces
sary to expedite business in a body, al
ways turbulent, is destroyed. The fili
bustering contest on the force bill years
igo, made enemies of certaiu members,
wnicn oreacn has not to tnis day been
healed. One of the effectsof the recent
filibustering has been to operate against
the passage of the river and harbor bill.
It; was the intention' of its friends to
bring the matter before the Rouse last
Monday aud force ita. passage under a
suspension of the rules. This pro
gramme was departed from, it being
learned that the Republicans would
oppose it violently, principally on ac
count of the- -appropriations for the
Mississippi rivet. "TAVil now the inten
tion to allow debate on the bill and have
it reported to. the House, and have it
open for discussion.' Irf a former letter
North
appropri-
Utions ny tnis bill
Sorae of these items
may be stricken out. but it is more than
probable that the bill will pass as re
ported. iSince the last report Stnators and
Representatives of North Carolina have
made the following record :
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' r VANCtV ZEBULON B.
Bills introduced by
! Coley;' Henry Di for relief.
McGray, Charles P: to remove politi
cal disabilities. ' ;
I Reed, J)r.,Lker; to pay for services
at physician.,; ih
iMaftettjEJ : for relief bill.
CharlpUe ;X. C: to loan flags for
Mecklenburg celebration.
Resports made by, from .
Committee on District of Columbia.
Evans, Thomas and Albert TWhit-
S ' Committee on-Naval Affairs,
Cornell, J. B. and others.
; Naval chaplains.
I ComBiiitteWoW.iJ'aVal Affairs,
Merslirjn,I)aniel SLir. .
Committee! ot Sixth'Callection Dis
jtict of North eanHiia,
Committee xpensea-. resolutiQn. to:
Pr.uj , -.: . ..- f : -. . . ,
NaAairs1;,' j.- '
. j Corbewer,;&atAih$ J. . : r
ReaoIttU6j)3tixered by .,
i WilmingtoBjNwC. Hospital Grounds;
thatSeCcaryof Warfarnish informa-
tioii relative to. V, -S : ! :
petltfSrt presented by. from
North Carolina, citizens of Edgecomb'
county : for educational fund. ...
Remarks pj, bn
, Court Appeals? bUL i
Military bounty lands : bill to ascer
tain amount, of warrants locat,ed.iA per-,
tajn SWteM 1 . 1( ?)! , f . t
: Internal revenue taxes: resolution to
ibvestigate costof ppUectipn in sixth
district of NQallgmfended and
Ransom, Mat. W: appointed conferee
dn Indian appropriation bill.
j Tj Vrmiij.'ltfBBRTj RiKI4N, .tj,fj
Petitions and papers presented by, from
i North Carolina-, citizens pf: for ap
propriation for education.
"Wrtrth Parnlina. citizens of: for ar
proprjatlorMforiediicaion. A - C. f
Remarks onYby ' x
j Militia: bill to recognize.
' Tariff commission : bill to appoint.
j cbxwiLirAM'B.
Bill "intrbdubed by :
i National banks; to amend bill to ex
tend charters, (
petitions and papers presented by, frbfli
J North ' Carblfria, 'citizens of : " for ap
propriatnjfote,ducation, i Nortk Carolina, citizefis of Johnston
county :'f-.fot improvement :of t. Neuse
fiver--;"; . ,
North Carolina. Cottori and Groers;
xeliabgeof Raleigh: to repeal bank.;,
eitearks on i . .
Tariff OTmmission bin to appoint.
Hiintroaaceo vr"
I Clark &"FSwell:or r,elief. . . .
Petitiorjt presented by, from
North 'Garolina, citizens of: for ap-
Hropriation for fe,ducation,i, , .... , .,
T- Xm. naA1tw r a Svano rP ' rrti nrtof
0ldS ' J-ii i& ,l?
qrth.Crlina,.jpbAPilr ;of Comf
fnerce of Charlotte: to repeal bank; tax
dreaferrjkidbnal,battk&
LATHAM, LOUIS V.
PetitifTOft and papers P
I JoShtticMngiitis
bv.from,
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a of f fpr pfjsJH
road.
Same, in imQltVJnmw tax.
Same, to amend patent laws.
Samfe.lo Tft eU)eprfcrLinCl of Agri
culture am Ex5t5dtlveeattlnerit.
(game, toguiate .JRyCftfett. cpfxtr.
merce .u sai m iw-a oj ii.t .-. t
atrmeitrzeiwt1 iseanron; una riw
uree&n sat i
for inv
'LIUIAIVI TT miem-nr w m
W as-' 'f- M ml lfuA..Uuai,
Sam 0i citizna vdt FaMico ,acojrkli;
for improvement oi Day river ana erec
tion of a lighthouse.
North Carolina, citizens oi: to appro
priate all moneys on basis of illiteracy.
SCALES, ALFRED MOORE.
Leave of absence granted to.
Bills introduced by
Homestead exemptions: providing
for.
National banks: to amend bill to ex
tend charters of.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Department: bill to
make Executive Department.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
North Carolina, citizens of: for ap
propriation for education.
Same, citizens of Davidson county:
for appropriation for education.
Same, citizens of Thomasville : for
appropriation for education.
'. Same, citizens of Caswell county : for
appropriation for education.
. ' SHACKELFORD, J. W.
Bills introduced by
North. Carolina: for survey of sounds
in.
Wilmington, N C: to erect public
building at.
Petetions and papers presented by, from
North Carolina, citizens of: for es
tablishment of a light at mouth of New
River.
Same, for improvement of Beaufort
Harber. ..
Same, for improvement of Bogue
Sound.
Same, for" improvement of sound
from Morehead City to New river.
Same, citizens of Onslow county : for
post-road.
Same, for impromemeat of New
river.
? Same, for improevment of sounds
between Morehead City and New river.
Same, for survey from Beaufort to
New river, and from White Oak river
to Smith Mills.
Same citizens of Onslow, New Han
over and Columbus counties : for ap
propriation for education.
Same, citizens of Wilmington: for
public building.
I VANCE, ROBERT BRANK.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced
by
Allison, John : to pension.
Broad river: to improve. i
Camp, I. C; for relief.
Cherokee Indians: to adjudicate land
titles of Eastern band.
Same, to pay certain expenses of Eas
tern band.
Hyatt, Ann : fot relhf.
Mingus, John: to pension.
Newman & Tatliam: for relief.
Plemmons, S D : for relief.
Tat ham, P. B: for relief.
Birchneld, Sarah A.: for relief and
pension.
Buchanan, Aaron: to pension.
Cooper, J.G.: to pension.
Cox, H. A.: to remove charge of de
sertion. Craig, W. P.:For relief of heirs.
Frisbee, Rachel: for relief of.
Gauge, William: for relief.
Ladford, David: for relief.
Robertson, Mitchell E.: to pension.
Snm9, Warren : to pension.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Evans. W. C.: relative to liquor traf
fic. Justice, sr.. W. D.: war claim.
North Carolina, citizens of: for post
road. Same, for appropriation for educa
tion. Same, for post roads.
Same, Wilmington Produce Exchange
to reduce tax on bank checks, circula
tion and deposits.
Welch, A. B. and J. J.: war claim.
Pickens, William: for pension.
North Carolina, citizens of : for post
road. Same, citizens of Highlands: for ap
propriation for education.
Vance, R. M.: for post roads.
Report made by, from
Committee on Patents.
Coston, Martha' J.
POSTAL POINTS.
New offices: Bradley, Abbeville, S. C,
Patrick H: Bradley, Jr., postmaster;
Bulla, Randolph county, N.C., Archie
C. Bulla postmaster. , .
: Postmasters commissions sent: Wil
liam R. Hughes, Goudeysville, S. C;
Edgar C. Dubose, Camp Ridge, S. C.;
JohnR. Whitehead, Apex, N. C; Wil
liam G. De Berry, Mangum, N. C.
, The postofflce at Kilhan's Mills, Lin
coln county, N. C, has been discontin
ued; mail to Lincolnton.
CHANGE IN STAR SERVICE.
North Carolina-Wilkesborough
to
Osbornville.
Leave Wilkesborough Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 6 a. m.
Arrive at Osbornville by 12 m.
Leave Osbornville Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 1 p. m.
Arrive at Wilkesborough by 6 p. m.
South Carolina Easley to Table
Mountain.
From July 15. 1882, embrace May
nard on return trip, omitting Daycus
ville and Briggs, deciease distance 3
miles.
The following order has just been is
sued for the information of govern
ment postal 6mplpes: ' :
"When a mail departs from a post of
fice in the night time, the department
messenger may be allowed to take it to
the depot and place it under the perso
nal charge of the railroad agent, not la
ter than 8 p. m.',,the agent being requir
ed to guard it and to see that the prop
er exchange Is made when the train ar
rivesLprotJided, however, That applica
tion must be made to division superin
tendents of railway mail service in all
cases when such an arrangement is
contemplated, and before permission is
given by them to postmasters to make
an exchange of mails in this manner
they will first obtain the consent of the
railroad company to assume the re
sponsibility for the safe keeping of the
mails when so placed in charge of their
agents."
Pickup.
STATE NEWS.
Raleigh News and Observer: Gol. I.
J. Young was before the mayor yester
day for knocking down Mr. (1. S. Bar
rett, of Moore, in the convention yes
terday, the latter having called him a
liar. The Colonel paid the costs, $7.50,
like the man he always is.
States vilie American: Mr.JoelKim
bati.anold and worthy citizen, who re
sided near this place, died early Sunday
morning; 27th instant, and was interred
at St. Paul's Monday.
Miss Maggie Caldwell, eldest daugh
ter of Mr.-Walter P. Cald well, of Greens
boro, was married in that city Wednes
day evening to Mr. J. R. Thompson, of
Liberty Hill, S. C.
Salisbury Watchman ; A new gold
mine has been discovered 14 miles
south,! in this county, on the property
of . Mr. ClayYost. Its value baa not
fet' been satisfactorily tested, though
he prospect is said to be very.fine. ,We
hate seen some of the gold obtained by
Bluieing., , . '. .,.., V;
i Saleiii tress-: tJMft(. Johanna Dulcina
riedberg, while walking4n 4he porch
1L l ACA U VI Olllllg, VIA IJA1MAJ j- V lMAA
asc, suaaeniy aroppea aown ana was
arrjed into tne nouse, ana aieaon
!
Whate'r besides you chance to want.
t i . Or ABAl VA A,
.,, But keep It always In your sight,
, ,; -A source of beauty and delight,
; ,jv -To cleanse your teeth till with your smile,
i Temort iasttiloasyOT
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"Bloated headaches, nervous prostration and
spinal weakness cured by Lydla X. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound.
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"WOJIAW.
How Shall She Preserve Her Health
and Beaut v
One who has long Investigated this subject gives
iuo icouib, auu u uapyj w so uiat 11 is IOUQU m
Woman's "Best Friend." It Is adapted especially
to that great central, all-control.lng organ, the
womb, correcting Its disorders, and caring any Ir
regularity of the "menses," or "courses.3 Dr. J.
Biadfleld'a Female ttegnlator acts like a charm In
whites, and in sodden or eradnal eheckiniz. or in
entire stoppage of the "monthly courses," from
coia, mental trouble, or like causes, by restoring
the natural discharge in every Instance. In chronic
cases, so often resulting in ulceration, falling of
lng the constitution from numberless evils and
Atlanta, Ga. Price: trial sixe. 75c; large size.
From the Toledo Blade.
SURPRISING EFFECTS
OF EXTRACT OF CBLERV AND
CHtnOJIILE UPON THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM and DIGESTIVE
ORGANS,
As Invariably Produced by Dr. C. W.
Benson's Celery and Chamo
mile PUls.
They have been tested time and again, and al
ways with satisfactory results. This preparation
just meets the necessities of the case. Let me
state Just what my Pills are made to cure, and
what they have cured and will cure: Neuralgia,
Nervousness, Sick Headache, Nervous Headache,
Dyspeptic Headache, Sleeplessness, Paralysis and
Dyspepsia. These diseases are all neivous dis
eases. Nervousness embraces nervous weakness,
irritation, despondency, melancholy, and a rest
less, dissatisfied, miserable state of mind and
body, indescribable.
These are some of the symotoms of narvnn
ness; now, to be fully restored to health and hap
piness is a priceless boon, aod yet, for 60 cents,
you can satisfy yourself that there is a cure for
you, and for $5, at the very furthest that cure can
be tally secured. These Pills are all they are rep-
retrou?u mi in, ami are giuirBUbeea (O give Satis
faction If used as directed and will cure any ease.
Bold by all druggists. Price, 50 cents a box.
Depot 106 North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
By mail, two boxes for $1, or six boxes for S2.60,
to any address.
DR. C. W. BENSON'S
SKIN CURE
Is Warranted to Cure
ECZEMA, TETTERS, HUMORS,
INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST,
ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUPTIONS,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
SCROFULA ULCERS, PIMPLES and
TENDER ITCHINOSonaUpartaof the
body. It rnakea the skin white, aofl and amootb;
removes tan and freckles, and ia the BEST toilet
dressing' In TH K WOHLD. Elegantly pnt np, two
bottles In one package, constating of both internal
and external treatment.
All first claw druggists have It. Price 11. per package.
C N. ( rlttenton. Sole Wholesale Agent for Dr.
C. W. Penson's Remedies. 115 Fulton stree New
York. jonl
LYDIA E. PI N KHALI' S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is a Pogitfre Care
For all tkaaa Paiaful CoBavlaiate sal WeakaeaaM
ww f r seat f tala iaalaHaa.
A Medicine for Wensa. iavemted by a Woaaa.
Prepared by a Womsn.
Th Create Btdleal DbMrwy Sbm taa Dawa af Hlstary.
CF"It rerlTaa the drooping spirits, -tnrigoratei and
aarmonlses the organic functions, gire Lattldty and
(Lrmnest to th itepv regtores the natural lustre to the
eye, and plants on the pale- cheek of woman tha fresh
rose ot life's spring and early summer time.
"Physicians Use It and Prescriba It Freely .t
It re mo res faiatnesa, fiataieney, destroys all craving
for stimulant, and relieres weakness of tha stomach.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backache, is always permanently cured by it use.
Far the care f KMaey Ceaaplahrts ef either aex
this Osfal ts amsmrpase4.
i.TiTJt b. PimcttAiSFi blood ptbtfier
wiU eradieate erery Tsstige of E amors (rem the
Blood, and give tone and strength to the system, ot
man woman or child. Insist on having It.
Both the Compound and Blood Partner are prepared
at 233 and 135 Western Avenue, Lynn, Ifasa. Price of
either, St. Six bottles for $&. Seat by saafl in the form
Of phis, or of loasngea, on receipt ot price, X per box
for either. Hrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters of
Inquiry. Enclose Set. stamp. Sendforpamphlet.
' Ko family should be without LYDIA E. PIKKHA1TS
LTVEU PILLS. They core constipation, biliousness,
and torpidity of theuver. S5 cents per box.
49SoId by all Druggists.- 0)
F. C. MUNZLER
AGENT FOR
The Bergnor & Mel Brewery Company.
lOf Philadelphia, Pa.,)
Celebrated Lager Beer,
In Kegs and Bottles.
BOTTLED BEER A SPECIALTY.
i IVHave Just received a small lot of BOTTLED
ALE and PORTER, which I offer to the pubUc at
a reasonable price. Address
FBKD C MUNZLXR,
Lock Box 255, Charlotte, N. a
mbr28
Metropolitan Shoot
FOR JULY,
WITH PATTERNS,
JUST RBCXIVH).
TIDDY & BROTHER.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
TIQ aQd Am WmL of
PARASOLS,
At extremely low prices. The handsomest 811k Umbrella eve shown at S3, We will dose our stock
of fine Mackanaw dtraw Bats at less than Manufacturers' prices. Doni forg we are still offering
special bargains In Dress Goods, Summer Silks and Ladies' and Gents' Hosiery. .We sail have rood
line of Ladles'. Misses and Gents' Low Quartered Shoes, and Slippers In the very latest styles. The
cheapest stock of Laees and Ladles' Neckwear m the market A large ok or that 4-4 Biesehei
Domestic at 10c; Lawns from 6fec to 12ftc; Bunting frdm ISVketo 7Cej Our stock Is not surpassed aad
PRICES ALWAYS
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MEET ME
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CROSS ROADS.
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ORGANS
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150
AND
FORTY MULES LOADED WITH MUSIC
ENOUGH TO COVER THE 40 ACRES.
MUST BE
AND IF HE IS NOT AT
HE WILL BE AT H E AD QUARTERS,
CHARLOTTE, N. Ce
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He is Bound lo Sell. Ask His
WAf C11S and
W. A. TRUSL0W,
JEWEMR.KEEPJ CONSTANTLY en
WALTHAM AND ELGIN WATCHES,
In Gold and Silver Cases, aR of which be fully Warrants Sellable Time Keepers. ' Haslness men know
And a good investment Is to buy a Good Watch. If
T5J. &m ' XiatQPDKgiiCs i .'
A few days and have it regulated. He can give over one handled references hr thectty.
Jun9 Im ...H . , .i n.i-,. (1 u; i .,
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Hive Just received a large supply of
in ii
iii : L-jiti.
In all slzi packages.
CORN,
FLOUR;
HAY, BRAN,
MEAL-'"'-STOCK
FEE D-
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And la faet e Terythiag kept In a
A,J.DeaU&Co. "
maySQ
piiii!
THE LOWEST.
,
WILL BS AT
Corner Store and Postoffiee
-IN-
CAROLINA,
M'TBE NEXT SIXTY DAYS.
150
SOLD,
tHE ABOVE PLACE
Price ill Yon - Will-be Happy.
JEWimi!
HAND A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
your old Watch does nee keep time, leave with
BY Virtue of a decree ot the Superior Court of
Catawba county, madala Uie case of P. C.
Shuford and others, plalnUOs, vs.;A. M. Poweil
and ethers, defendants, at Boring Term, 1882, ef
Catawba eotmty Superior Court,, the :fndenlgned.
as Beeelver, will sell at habile sale, at the Long '
Island Cotton MlUa,a lfOdOAT, the SftD DAT
of JULY, l K the tollnjpring jafpabls frwerty,
i The'lactoTTOf the Leng lsbrnd Cotten; Hfiavto-,
gether with 16Vk aeres land. Ineloding the enure
water power of seven feet head, .factory, building
rU)s two stories Mghvinooxlnsi aad aaaiiulla.
store and cotton houses biaetumilh shop aad fire
tenement homes, and the foltowinrnachtnerrT '
1 Picket. 1 86rtach ddubJe tester and Uppery ; .
8o-lnch 147 top flat cards, railway head. 2 drawing
frames, S aeUverles each. ring tramesrrBxldea
berry make), all In good order, 2 Danforth eap
fames, 182 sptndlea, total number spindles 810,
Travis card grinder, bunch and baling press;
atop. a . jbuse lot, of, eM.teorna follies, haMB,
; Hot atota aewna.smddeAatte; dewtlptlon of
the property and the condttions oi.sakl sale refer
ence to hereby -mad to the decree above reterred,
1 TIRMS-Twenty , per sent.. ot ..purchase
money 1 eash nr thetalanoo' W 3 equal' - to- '
stalments of 'three -iWnthaiThaislx.rjosonUiaii,
hood and -aDBro-i . JTnf 1--Jr:auired of
purchaser, or thf Reiver U ryrt L Decree au
mertzed oh eary terms- 4o -eul .e'aasen, -The
Reoetrerls alee anthortee by nr. i,DTe to sell -
aata property u private sfcie, n ia suca Uu.iu
shall be sgssed npen between L ji &m purchases. -
and he will entertain private t ' ' r-t i day ot sale
i Persona wishing te exari . , i rop, will
And Dr A.M. PoweU a"i l.ii '4 on tha 7
premises, either ot uom U U-a tUureUi
showing the same. Addresa . ,
L. COBB, (teeetver, "
iun3 Lincolnton, Lincoln county, K. C
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