DAILY CHARLOTTE OBSERVE!! TTJES DA Vt At UTJST 15, 1882.
sufi'e
IHJSIMKSS NOTICES.
1 1 Tmigliuit
s,07, )I'jN r tnj21iens the gums and
makes
hini nr;u,iy. i-im u-j u'i"
the teeth firm-
iv !- win"' s
tli-j larlitr. ;lvf.s coiiuori.
e..onii nloa! or lifii'ilt ;uil money, itn-l wln-u once
used will v t i Iven up. Try irOZ0f.NT.
iiot hern I Mothers!! Mothers !J!
i t'.Murned Ht night and broken of
lie vi. I i:i-luroea hi mguuaini u
.... in i i 1. Affrlur irritVi (ha
ra:t l)V .'I SI" CIIIIU SllllfrillB iUI HJi"S
tik i pain of cutting teeth ? If so. go at
' 'I n,, get ii bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S
"oofillN'- SYKUP. It will relieve the poor little
,.r, l i!;r,iie(ii;ueiy tnn-im upiM, ,i : yuric is nu
'ill 11.
There is not a mother on earth
tt.ll1 1' I HI ii.tu "HI ll"i 11.11 Jllll III uuw.
,. ;', ,'t 'u regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
ill r :H1 relief and health to the child, operat
lil i' if1-""- 11 ls Perfectly safe to use in all
iv.i'l pleasnnt to the taste, and Is the pre-
!H.,i'i.Mi of one of the eldest and best physicians
' ...... mjuH ft atirt U'itl twit t-.II inn .it
,' mirst s in me milieu ouues. ooiu everywnere.
, cents
bottle.
Yuw JUluerttse.fteuts.
Bparm
Absolutely Pure.
Fills powder never varies. A marvel of purity
strength and wholes' meness More economics
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot he sold In
competition with the multitude of low test, short
weight, a um or phosphate powders Sold only In
'IDS. ROYAL BAKINli POWDER CO.,
aH New York.
LROY DAVIDSON,
Wole Atr', Charlotte, N. C.
STRENGTH
to vigorously push a business,
strength to study a profession,
strength to regulate a household,
strength to do a day's labor with
out physical pain. All this repre
sents what is wanted, in the often
heard expression, "Oh! I wish I
had the strength!" If you are
broken down, have not energy, or
feel as if life was hardly worth liv
ing, you can be relieved and re
stored tg rcbust health and strength
by taking BROWN'S IRON BIT
TERS, which is a true tonic a
medicine universally recommended
for all wasting diseases.
5,01 N. Fremont St., Baltimore
During the v ar I was in
jured in the stomach by a piece
of a shell, and have suffered
from it ever since. About four
years ago it brought on paraly
sis, which, kept me in bed six
months, and the best doctors
in the city said I couid not
live. I suffered fearfully frpm
indigestion, and for over two
years could not eat solid food
and for targe portion of the
time was unable to retain even
liquid nourishment. I tried
lirown'slron Hitters and now
after taking two bottles I am
able to get up and go around
and am rapidly improving.
G. Decree.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requir
ing a true, reliable, non-alcoholic
tonic. It enriches the blood, gives
new life to the muscles and tone
to the nerves.
RlscclUuierms.
LeEOf
DAVIDSON,
GROCER
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coSSICrHMEHTS SOLICITED
KROM iLL SECTIONS.
igbest Prices Paid for Oats.
rer ii'DlJ I I EJ
tMniwiw in curins diseases of the Blood, 6kln n
paitiiw in cuniij a Kuv... T- unln
eaUntM, Ooiiorrhoeu, Syphilitic n4, Merc,r,'jil
.i'.v mi. 1 1. Ill I ll.v. , m wicinj . - . .
" r and re rt-mcdici. Call or write for UM of Quel-
w be answered by those desiring treauneoi "J
"'erlaa rroa Rupture .aoald lMto.,dfrErl
Vr team aomethlag to their ii'uUfe. It f"V
1R. IIUTT8, 1 . Sth 8t St. Unit,
ff ABL181UU OVER TITJJtTV TEAKS.
(us
I'oiiiision Merchant
TTtc Ctoavlotte taevwer.
HOME BRIEFS.
Yesterday was what Mr. Vennor
bud it would be a disagreeable, muggy
day.
2TSunday af teruoon there was not
a turn-out at Wadsworth's stables. All
gone to the big camp meeting at Belair,
in South Carolina.
EST There was a remarkable-scarcity
of watermelons in the city yesterday,
only two or three wagon loads to be
seen on the streets.
US" Two wife beaters were before
the mayor yesterday morning. Their
names were Ambrose Patterson and
JakeGuinn. Each was fined $7.50.
ZW The ladies held a meeting last
night in the interest of the festival to
be given by the Young Hornets, at, wis
Mint Yard, on Thursday night. They
offer all they can and are pretty sure to
make the affair a success.
J2T The lludisill gold-mining proper
ty, near this city, is to be sold on the
11th oi September. The object of the
sale i3 to get it out of the hands of a
stock company and bring it under the
ownership and control of private par
ties. 3Flt is a lively scene at Elias & Co
hen's establishment at present, the
force of clerks being kept as merry as
they could wish, opening the immense
stock of new fall goods that the house
is now receiving. They have piles of
prints stacked up behind which Jumbo
could hide himself.
J3TMr.E. M. Andrews, the furniture
man, has rented the house formerly oc
cupied by II. Morris & Bro., next to
Wittkowsky & Bruch's, and will move
into it this week. He will have more
room, better Jighr, and will sell his fur
niture a heap cheaper. If you don't be
lieve it, call and see him.
IL3T The two circuses that are head
ing this way are Barrett & Co.'s and
Maybury, Pullman & Hamilton's. The
former will be in Charlotte on the 6th
of September and the latter on the next
day. 7th. From here, one will go down
the Air Line road and the other will
take the C. C. & A. Nat Gray, the city
bill poster, will begin putting up the
pictures this week.
A Big Camp Meeting:.
As many as one hundred Charlotte
people attended a big camp meeting at
Belair. last Sunday. They say that over
seventy South Carolina candidates
were on the grounds during the day
c-lectioiteering and that the number of
people present was nothing short of
2,000. Twelve preachers called the
mourners up and there was the biggest
sort of a time shouting. Fully one
bundled sinners were on their knees.
The Charlotte crowd all came back un
converted. Mr. Jones Gets Out of Jail.
Levi Jones, who was put in jail with
Frank Langtrain. about two weeks, ago
for raising the racket with a pistol on
board the cats near Matthews' station,
has been released from jail, his father
having come to the city and entered in
to the proper bond for the young man.
Jones, it will be remembered, was not a
party to the shooting, but the pistol was
lis, I, tngtrain haying jerked it out of
Jones' pocket. Jones claims that he
knew nothing of Langtrain, and scorns
the insinuation that they were com
panions. Jon s bus a wife and several
children at Buckingham and has gone
to their bosom.
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Hotel Arrivals.
Charlotte. D K F Everett, Wil
mington ; N Dumont, J Closter, Lowell,
NC;DrIW Herron, S II Hilton, T S
Ellington, J Watt Kirkpatrick, J M
Cross, J T ltich, J Little, county ; A
Yanderhilt, Cincinnati ; S M yick, Wil
mington ; T E Dudley, Mrs R P Dudley
Miss Jane R Dudley, Bennettsville; W
II Brown, Wilmington ; Capt W TR
Bell and son, King's Mountain ; J B
McLellan and son, Alabama; John M
Hanna, Gastonia; John Carrigan, At
lanta; W E Moffatt, Chester; Wm C
McCall, W Y Perkir, Monroe ; Z Camp
bell, Chattanooga; Lemuel Stone, Robe
son ; Daniel O'Donnell, Richmond; L
Henry Atlanta; T L Shields, county.
The Jewelry Thief Captured.
In The Observer last Wednesday,
mention was made or the entrance
of the residences Qf M". John
Vogel and Mrs. Fasnacb, in broad day
light, by a little negro boy, who carried
off a lot of jewelry from each house.
The thief, a young ward of the nation
by name of Ambrose Caldwell, was
caught on Monday by policemen Hill
and Farrington, and was yesterday
morning arraigned for trial before the
mayor. He confessed to the tneic ana
was put under a bond of $75 in each
case for his trial before the Interior
court. Of course he could not give the
bond, and was sent to jail. All of the
jewelry he had stolen has been recover
ed. He sold some of it. and threw some
of it away. He told officers Hill and
Farrington where he had thrown the
jewelry, and on searching the spot he
described, they found it.
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Dead, My Lord j, and More's the Pity.
Ben Withers, the negro man, who, on
the 14th day of last March, committed
the brutal outrage upon Miss Moose.on
the farna of Mrs. Cynthia Hampton, in
Lemley's township, this county, and
who has since been confined in the jja.il
at this plape, has escaped punishment
for his horrible deed upon earth. He
died in his cell Sunday niorning, after
a lingering illness of "jail fever." Sun
day afternoon his body was buried at
the expense of the county. In the
death of Withers the gallows is most
grievougly cheated. Uot one of the
readers of this paper have lorgotten
how, upon a bright Spring Sabbath
day, this brute waylaid Miss Moose,
who was on her way to church, and
wound up his hideous assault upon her
by cutting her throat and leaving her
for dead in the fence. corner. He has
gone to face his victim before the Judge
of all, the Judge who never errs, and
from whose decision there is no appeal.
If you are subject to 8gue you mus, be sure to
keep your liver. Dowels and kidneys In good tree
conMtlon. 'For when so, you win be safe from all
attacks. The remedy to use ls Kidney-Wort. It
ls the best preventive of all malarial diseases that
you can take. Bead the advertisement In another
column. Translated from the New York Zeltung.
If you have any skin diseases of the hair or
scalp, any Itching or dlscoloratlons, sun boms,
freckles, rough or dry harsh skin you bat e In Dr
C. W. Benson's Skin Cure, a sure, perfect and ele
gant remedy. Sold by all druggists.
Ladles and all uffrer8'fmPn
-strz.-. ,r.iairit wiu find without a nvai
HUU
Biown's Iron Bitters. i
NORTH CAROLINA PHARMACISTS
Their Meeting at Winston and a Re
view of Their Work.
The North Carolina State Pharma
ceutical Association met in convention
in the opera house, in Winston, on the
9th, inst., and the subjoined report of
the proceedings of the meeting is
taken from the secretary's minutes.
President S. J. Hinsdale, of Fayette
ville, was called to the chair, and the
meeting was opened with prayer by
Rev. B. W. Daougherty. Dr. T. C
Smith, of Charlotte, was secretary of
the meeting. Fifty members answered
to their names as the roll was called.
Dr. J. F. Shaft! ner, of Salem, delivered
the address of welcome, which was re
sponded to by Dr. W. C. Porter, of
Greensboro.
Applicants for membership were
considered and eleven new members
were elected. The total increase of
membership during the past year was
shown to be one hundred and seventy
one. Two members of the association,
Drs. T. W. Bickett, of Monroe, and
Lawrence Steward, of Rockingham,
have died since the last meeting of the
body. A memorial notice of the de
ceased members was read and ordered
to be printed.
Dr. W. H. Green, of Wilmington, of
fered a resolution inviting the physi
cians and the press of Winston-Salem
to the priviliges and courtesies of the
meeting.
The reports of the president and
treasurer were then read, each showing
a healthy and prosperous condition of
the association. The report of the
treasurer, J. S. Pescud, of Raleigh,
showed that there was then $500 re
maining in the treasury.
Dr. V. O. Thompson, of Winston,
chairman of the committee on educa
tion, read a report recommending an
increase ot facilities for the education
of druggists in North Carolina. A reso
lution was adopted to the effect that the
estate University at Chape Hill, should
be provided with everything necessary
for the education of the young men of
the State in the art of pharmacy.
A number of interesting papers were
read by members of the body showing
much intelligence and familiarity on
their part, with the pharmaceutical
topics under dispussion,
President Hinsdale read a paper on
the manufacture of laudanum, showing
that much of this drug now in general
use is far below the stapdard qf strength
required by law.
A very creditable exhibition of arti
cles in the drug line was made by dif
ferent drug houses and manufactories.
The most striking among these, per
haps, was a machine for the speedy bot
tling of oils, which was patented in
Greenville, S. C. During the meeting
the rebate system of selling patent
medicines, came up for discussion and
the body condemned it as oppressive
and unfair, and urgently requested all
members to withdraw their patronage
from all such drug houses as operate
and persist In operating under the said
system.
Messrs. Home & Williams, of Fay
etteville, exhibited a very creditable
and handsome display of pharmaceu
tical productions, for which they were
rewarded a diploma
A communication waa read showing
that in some places the pharmaceutical
law had not been respected during the
past year. This matter was referred to
the board of pharmacy, at Raleigh.
The following appointments were
made for the ensuing year ; Delegates
to the American Pharmaceutical Asso
ciation, which convenes at Niagara
Falls, on September 12th : Dr. E. V.
Zoella, of Tarboro ; Dr. T. C. Smith, of
Charlotte: Dr. Wm. Simpson, of Ral
eigh; Dr. J, G, M. Cordon, of Tarboro,
and Dr. S. Lee, of Raleigh
The officers for the ensuing year are:
President, Dr. Wm. Simpson, of Ral
eigh; Vice Presidents, Drs. E. H
Meadows, of Newbern, T. C. Smith of
Charlotte, and V. O. Thompson, of Win
ston; Secretary, James C. Munds, of
Wilmington; Treasurer, A. S. Iee, of
Raleigh : Lopal Secretary, J. H. Hardin,
of Wilmington ; Executive Committee
E. N. Nadall, of Wilson ; U. S.Mace, of
Newbern; N. R. Tunstall, of-States-
ville; H. R. Home, of Fayetteville ; J.
P. Steadman, of Raleigh, and. 8. R. W.
Martin, or vyjnstoq.
The following persous were elected
to fill the vacancy in the Jioara
of Pharmacy, one of whom will be se
lected by the Governor, on the 1st of
J uly : J. G. M. Cordon, E. V. Zoella, E
H. Meadows, H. R. Home and B. E.
Sedberry.
The discussions of the meeting in
reference to cases of poisoning and the
great responsibility of druggists in pre
paring medicines for the public, were
full, free and of much interest.
A resolution was adopted tendering
the thanks of the association to the
citizens and druggists of Winston-Salem
for the handsome entertainment
received, and also the railroads and
hotels for reduced rates.
A banquet was given complimentary
to the association at the Central Hotel.
The association received invitations
from Greensboro, and Wilmington, to
hold the next an'nual session at those
places, and after some discussion it was
decided to select Wilmington as tne
next meeting place. The convention
was not so largely attended as was de
sired, but it passed off most pleasantly
and will no doubt redound in much
good to the pharmaceutical profession
of the Sta,te.
Political Meetings and Speakings.
There will be a grand rally of the
Anti-Prohibition and Liberal party in
this city, on Saturday, August 10th.
Speeches will be made by the Hons. J.
ivt. Leach and Chas. Price, two ot the
acknowledged leaders of the Anti-Pro
hibition and Liberal party. The speak
ing will take place at the mint yard,
and will commence at 12 m.
Mr. L. H. Fraley, chairman of the
committee of the 7th congressional dis
trict, has issued a call for a convention
of the Anti-Prohibition Liberal party
of that district, to meet at Yadkinville,
N. C, on "VYednesflay, August gOtb, aV
11 o'clock, a. m., for the purpose of or
ganization and consultation, with
view to nominate or agree upon a can
didate for Congress, and the commit
tees in the different counties are re
auested to take immediate steps to se
cure the attendance of full delegations,
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Horford' Acid PonJiae In Dy
pepuia
tv. 1 Tontrtnii lleoot Tnlla W. H . MVS: "I have
prescribed It and can testify to lto seemingly al-
ousness ana morDia Tiguaxup ur wawuaw
County Convention.
A convention of the Liberal-Anti-
Prohibition party of Iredell county, is
called to meet in btatesville Saturday,
August 19th, for the purpose of nomi
nating a legislative and county ticket,
and to appoint delegates to the Liberal
Anti-Prohibition Congressional con
vention for the Seventh district, to be
held at Yadkinville, N.C., on the 30th
of August, 1882
The township committees will call
primary meetings in their respective
townships, to be held at the usual
place for such meetings, on 1 nday, the
18th, for the purpose of appointing del
egates to the county convention. Prom
inent speakers have been invited.
Personal Items.
J. S. Spencer, Esq., is home from
Warm Springs.
Judge Thomas S. Ashe spent Sun
day in the city.
Miss Ada Ramseur, of Lincolnton,
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Bettie Hawkins.of Louiaburg,
is visiting friends in the city.
Capt. F. S. De Wolfe, mayor of the
city, has returned from his vacation at
Warm Springs.
Dr. T. C. Smith and Dr. Robert
Beck have returned from the conven
tion of pharmacists, lately held in Win
ston.
Judge David Schenck, of Greens
boro, spent yesterday in the city. He
left in the afternoon for Statesville to
attend to some court business.
Miss Pet Bradshaw, a former Char
lotte young lady, but for several years
past a resident of New York city, is
paying a brief visit to friends in Char
lotte. Mr. Cbas. Fetter, who is evangeli
zing commercially for the fine tobacco
house of Richardson, Denny & Co., of
Reidsville, is now in Charlotte, selling
some excellent brands of the weed.
Mr. John R. Harris, a capital sales
man and one of Concord's best bpys,
has come to Charlotte to live and is
engaged with Messrs. T. L. Seigle &
Co , where he will be glad to see his
friends from Cabarrus and surrounding
country, when they copae to the city.
Political Meetings.
Pursuant to appointment Senator
Rangom and Judge Bennett made po
litical speeches at Mount Pleasant, in
Cabarrus county, on last Friday. Sen
ator Ransom spoke for over two hours,
a crowd of about three hundred people
being present. Judge Bennett had been
suffering from chills, and somewhat
disappointed his friends. His excuse
was that he had a chul during the
speeph. Both gentlemen made strong
speeches, Gen. Ransom's being a mas
terpiece of eloquence and fine oratory.
Neither of them changed a single vote,
and there was considerable disappoint
ment at the size of the crowd.
On Saturday the speaking adjourned
to Concord. Chas. R. Jones opened the
ball by formally declaring himself a
candidate for Congress trom the 6th
congressional district, in a speech which
is published elsewhere. He was follow
ed by Col. Wm. Johnston, of Chaylotte,
in a speech of about half an hour, on
the subject of politics as viewed from
the Liberal platform.
A recess.of an hour was taken, when
the court house bell was again rung and
the live hundred who assembled were
addressed by Hon. Chas. Price, of Salis
bury, and Hon. J. M. Leach, of Lexing-
tori. Both were in favor of the Liberal
platform and were received with en
thusiasm by the audience. Having re
ported both gentlemen in these col
umns our apace will not permit us to
notice them further to-day. As we
have not been able to report one of Col
Johnston's speeches in this campaign
we hope to be able to do so at an early
dav. Both Price and Leach are billed
to speak here in Charlotte next Satur
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day, and everybody ought to hear them,
whether they agree with them or not.
etarting a Daily Paper
Efforts have recently been made to
establish a daily paper in Charlotte to
oppose Tiie Observer. We have just
been put in possession of the result of
of a similar effort on the part of the
KOod pe0ple of Mobile, Ala., whioh we
publish for the benefit of those engaged
in the new enterprise here.
John L. Rapier & Co. are the proprie
tors of the Mobile Register, now in its
62nd volume. It is a good newspaper
and it i3 fully identified with the best
interests of Mobile, and of Alabama as
well. It is Democratic to the core, and
in f uH accord with the majority party
in the State, but its manager is a
Catholic. Among many of the people
very strong reasons existed for the es
tablishment of a daily paper to be con
ducted by a Protestant. Mobile has
nnnnlation of fortv thousand, and
twenty-five thousand dollars were sub- I
scribed, half of which was paid in,
and the balance subject to call when
needed, to start the new paper. The
Daily Chronicle was started and run
six weeks when the manager called the
stockholders together and informed
them that thirty percent, of the money
put in had been expended, and the out
look indicated that the whole amount
would have to be expended, before the
paper could be brought to a paying bai
sis, and then it would have to fi.ght for
life with a paper that had been in exis
tence fcj many years. lie advised the
stockholders to take back the unexpen
ded "70 per cent, and drop the enterprise.
It was done, and the Daily Chronicle
was decently interred in the journalis
tic grave-yard. If Mobile, Charleston,
Savannah, Augusta, Maoon, Columbus,
Atlanta, (which has only one morning
paper) Richmond and Raleigh can sup
port only one first-class daily paper, we
suggest that the proprietors of the new
Daily Journal in Charlotte will have
some trouble in getting up to the pay-.
ing basis. The Richmond Uuspateu
spent $60,000, in a city of OOQ popula
tion, before it paid expenses. W, e charge
nothing for this informa,tion,.
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Eminent physicians are prescribing that tried
and true le&edy, kindey Wort for the worst cases
of biliousness and oonstlpaUon, as well as for kid
ney complaints. There ls scarcely a person to be
found that will not be greatly benefitted by a
thorough course of Kktney-Wort every spring. If
you feel out ot sorts and don't know why, try a
package ot Kidney-Wort and you will feel like a
new creature. Indianapolis Sentinel.
still Anoiber.
Cpeta, Ala,., Mov, 1, 1880.
H. H. Warner & Co. : Stri I have been cured
of Anliecilon 6f the Sidneys by the use of your
Safe Kidney and Liver Core. J. a CONDON.
DjIED.
On the 9th of August, 1 882, of lock Jaw, Joseph
Christopher, Infant son of Joseph and, Annie K.
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YOU WILL FIND A SPECIAL
BARGAIN DEPARTMENT!
IS LADIES', US AND CtllDK SIR
TO THE PTTBLiTC! would sUt " OFFKBWGS THIS Wm are de-
w "uv' Blrable OooUs and are the BIOUBST DRIVES ot the Season.
No. 1 Bargain Counter.
Mourning Goods! Mourning Goods! Mourning Goods!
Black C&kluueres, Black TuuIm,
Black Crape, Black Veillag, Black Tlbbit,
Black Bombazine, Black Etorap Do'Alama, Black
Henrietta, Black Camel's Hair, Black Freacn free, Black
Carterr, Black Bautlnr? Black Elelatae, at a Prica
CTJCKC BELOW THEIE MAEKET VALUE.
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BAB-AIM
a white Goods, W
CONSISTING OF-
NAINSOUK, Plain, striped and Plaid;
iiarn d, Ntrtpcd ana Plain; SWI89, Plain, Dotted, Striped and Plaid;
LINEN lawns, Plain and Colored; DEDACCAo, Plain,
Striped and Plaid; BISHOP and VICTORIA
i-awns; organdies, Pnfflnir and
Tucking-, at Price that Will
Anton ikb You.
TAKE NOTICE.-
No. 3
BABGrAIST
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Large Lots of Ladleb' and VHlue HOSIERY, to be sold Without Reeryo
100 Linen IfUter and Dolmans wnlcb w will Cloee out at Han
Value. We will Offer PARASOLS: ft 12. 00 Paraaola at 7.50;
IftlO.OO Parasols at $6.50; ftS.OO Parasols at 5 00; 6,50
Parasols at 3-75; 5. 00 Parasols at 3. 75; 3.00
Parasols at 81.75; all others In Proportion.
THOSE WHO APPRECIATE BARGAINS
WTT.T. NOT T.OnRTS THU OPPDRTTTN ITV. RTTT
CHASES WHILE OUR COUNTERS ABE LADEN
THEIR REAL VALUE.
WITTKOWSKY
DOBBINS' STARCH POLISH,
An important dis
corery, by whicl
every family may
give their linen
that beautiful fin
ish peculiar to fine
laundry work.
Ask your Grocer.
DOBBINS, Philadelphia, Pa.
FOR SALE BY J. 8, SPENCER & CO
nd FIELDS BROS., Charlotte, N. C
PROF. J. H. GARDNER, of Alabama, a College
Professor of Ion a and successful experience
becomes a partner and co-principal of the school;
Mrs. Uardner, as Lady Principal, assumes control
of tbe Home Department. She has never failed
to give complete satisfaction and to win esteem
and love or pupils.
Rev. B. H. Thompson and wife, efficient and
popular teachers of last session, give full time to
instruction.
Three new teachers of Art, Music and Modem
Language, thoroughlj Qualified by nature, educa
tion and experience, complete the Faculty, unsur
passed in tne ttate. rne scnooi is now piacea an
a firmer footing than ever.
Board and English Tuition per term. 875. The
26th session opens September 4th. For Catalogue
address ii. M. KHUNUAttl, I pinp.nai
J. H. GARDNER. " " '
aug!2 dlw-wlaa
WANTED--AT ONCE.
FIFTY Granite Cutters to work by the day or by
the foot on a six months lob of Bagging and
curbing at Charlotte, N. c
J AM CO A. junnsi un,
augia 2w Contractor.
METROPOLITAN LIFE UNVEILED!
i..u:..cuVT..n.il RnnL 150 mnitritloMl
Revealing miseries of hia-h nd l?w life In America
ereat cities ; fashion's follies nnd frivolities ; behind the
scenes; tricks of pretty deceivers; city srich snd poor:
lascmoaa oorrnpiion n ""'"S""" ,""rr
girls : old hoary-headed sinners by gas-light ; bwitohing
ling Revelations: Price U2.50. Ill"''d. "''."J? ITS?"
ST. LOUIS, Mo. CHICAGO. 111. ATLANTA, Qa.
HARRIS REMEDY C0.,8liK8SSta.
I m 1 g ii;tui;-i nal CMiie rrop i oi
I PP.OF.HARRiS PASTILLE REMEDY
I Young SUh and others who suffer
I from N crvom aud physical Debil
I ity, Premature Exhaustion and
I their many gloom consequences,
are auicklT and radically cured
The Remedy H put up in boxen. K. 1 (lauing a month), fS.
Ko. 2 (enough lo effect cure, unless In serere cases,) IS Vq.4
(lasting three months), 97. Sent by mail Id plain vracpaie ,
Dirftlonfc for Cslns; accompany c-arh Box. Pajnpkk desert
Ung this ditietse. and mode of cure seut scaieii ou spj'lioalioflu
COLGATE'S VIOLET
WATiR, Florida Water and Imported BajHum
lor the toilet a lresh supply at
K. i. JUttUAM a wo.,
julg Tryon Street.
FREE!
RELIABLE SELF-CURE.
f.nn.'ln . ..! rit J rtfl ftf fltlP Of the
most noted and sii-ve-srul i"ciiilists in tbe U.S.
(no retired 1 lor cure of ,1i-mB Debility,
lAtat Sfanhonrl. IFew and Dreay. jUt
inplftiti sealed eiivc-loptyi-ee. DruggtslgcajU fill it.
Address DR. WARD & CO., Loui8fin
MOCKING BIRD
F
OOP and Canary Seed in pound packages,
Iresh. Also, rea gravel ior Dim cages.
a. a. juuuafl a to ,
Jul8
Tryon street.
MACON SCHOOL.
THIS School, embraetng an English,
m- Awuvuuu " w
partment, wiu P on tne tn 01
September 1882- or catalogue,
address
Charlotte, N. C
Jul2iJ dlw then eow tf
J. B.
Thomasville Female (Me
ARUCH.
COUNTER,
JACONET, Barred 4c Striped; PIQITBS
0
lite Goods, White Goois,
.SATURDAY, THE 12TH, WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE
OUB BARGAIN COUNTERS FOB THIS SEASON.
COTJNTEJE,
WILL CALL EARLY AND MAKE THEIR PUB-
WITH DESIBABLE OOODS, AT LESS THAN
TIE MOWN
COTTON 6IN CO,.
NEW LONDON, CONN.
Have on hand a stock of
COTTON GINS, FEEDERS & CONDENSERS
made this season, with two brash belts and all the
latxst UFBoruixNTB, boxed, ready for Imme
diate shipment. Any of the regular sizes shipped
the day the order is received. No delay. Prices
as heretofore published. Bend for circular.
We also manufacture
"GWATHMEYS IMPROVED
ECLIPSE GIN."
with Double Boiler Hulling Attachment and all ot
the vea latest Improvements. Solid 12 lneh
saws, patent brush, strong Iron frame, made un
der the immediate supervision of liichard B.
Gwathmey, the patentee. The Xcllpse Gin is de
signed for hully trashy cotton, but with the lm
provements we have recently added a can be used
to great advantage in all puMIe ginneries and
large plantations.
W 8end for circular and price list.
THE BEOWN COTTON GIN 00.,
He London, Oonn.
aug8 .
FOR THE TEETH
SOZODONT. Oelontlne, Cherry Tooth Paste ,
Oriental. a, at B ajoBDAN4CO8
Jul8 Druggists.
SELECT SCHOOL.
M1
ISS H. MOOBK will opB her school on Monv
day. the4tholBepierjiDer,i8S2. jrrencnana
music taught on very reasonable terms. Tor
further particulars see circular.
augiu u
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
K0RTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CO.,
Secretary and Treasurer's Office.
Company Shops, M. C, August 8th, 1882.
THE second payment ef 8 per ceet. of Dividend
No. 20, will be doe September lft. and paya
ble to stockholders ot record on the 10th of Aug
ust, 1882. The stock books of tbe company wUS
be closed from the 10th to tbe lit September,
18S2. P. B. BUFFIN, Secretary.
auglO Oil septl
THREE SAFES.
T?OB SALE, any two ol three
1? Fire Proof Safes, all of them
hn tvaat nf VULkAA. OM S&all.
one meaMmanonuo. -v iv
p w w & JONES, Prop'r 0w
sasistfi
mm.