DAILY CHARLOTTE OBSERVER THURSDAY, A TJfG UST 17, 1882.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
It Xouffben.
SO )DJNT toughens the gums and makes
them healthy, so t Hat 1 hey hold In the teeth flrm
ty it removes the tartar, gives comfort, U
. ...i r honxii iinri iniinov jiikI when once
piHirmtira ...... . . . . . , - -
u.lwlli mvr b,
; ittvcu up. Try fcOZODONT.
No Hack.
1u 0JV ,.r Hans Antlenon s stories he epeaks of
old ell ly- n wue" sne weut '"to company,
an aa vry (?enteel appe;nunce, only she had no
.-t(W 1 m 1 v J i . . ' ' ....... i
a,i pivlns and weakness In ihat part of the
t0ly, ' ,...tn rnmA fmm k1dnv rtlQjiiA
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1,1 V. ... Ij a mwHiMnA Rnnl'o Wcmailv thu
unit I Ilr i r 1 " . y . i.iv
rHt Kifiney and liver medicine- that works to
Ifiicti a cn irm. that one taking It becomes, like the
.. f ixiiy, unconsi lous of a back, though unlike her
. L...mi , vhnl annthri and nArTwrwtlii1 n ttaMr
a.,ni'u UemedT has a back of the stiflest kind, for
im illusion is to Mipport the. weak, and heal the
ailing, and this It Is aolng all over the land. -
i Mr. &. A-. W albert, argood and respect
Index to New Advertisements.
Hilary P. Jones Hauover Academy.
L. Berwanger & Bro-Notice.
HOME BRIEFS.
Ieto dnctttscnvents.
f ROYAL fsWolt Jk
Absolutely Pure.
Tts powder never varies. A marvel of purity
strength and wholesomeness More ecouomlca
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in
eomnetltlon with the multitude of low tnt. short
weight, a urn or phosphate powders. Sold only In
ana. ROYAL BAKING POWDEK CO.,
f28 New York
lROY DAVIDSON,
Wole A if nit, 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 pajn. All this repre
Sent? wht Is wanted, in the often
heard expression, "Ohl 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 to robust health and strength
by taking BROWN'S IRON BIT
TERS, which is a true tonic a
medicine universally recommended
for all wasting diseases.
jo N. Fremont St, Baltimore
" Durjng the war I was in
jured in th stomach by a piece
pf a shell, and have suffered
from it ever since. About four
years ago it brought on paralyff
sis, which kept me in bed six
months, and the best doctors
in the cty said I cpujd not.
live. I suffered fearfuljy frpm
Indigestion, and for over two
years could not eat solid fpod
and for large portion pf the
time was unable to retain even
liquid nourishment. I tried
Brown's Iron Bitters and now
after taking two bottles I am
able to get up and go around
and am rapidly improving.
G. Decked.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is
a complete and sure remedy fqr
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.
tSCol Ham C Jones left yesterday
for Aslieville on professional business.
B-Alex. II. Stephens passed through
the city yesterday on his way to Geor
gia.
UST Mr. Kaufman, the agent for F.
Lentz & Co., of Virginia, wants to buy
graphs. See advertisement.
A ritrht sham storm of rain,
thunder and lightning visited the city
yesterday afternoon.
rsr r..l n K Mcllae. of Wilmington,
was in the city yesterday, but left in the
afternoon for Asheville, on a butiness
trip.
rsr Mr Hureress Nichols, the furni
ture deattr, has gone to the northern
markets to purchase a new lot of furniture.
rrThe season for shooting bats has
arrived and the afternoon sportsmen
wake the echoes around the suburbs ot
the city.
r-Barrett's circus will come into
Charlotte on the Carolina Central Rail
road, and the stations along that line as
far as Rockingham, which place the bill
posters reached yesterday, are pasted
over with big circus pictures.
IST Two new passenger coaches for
the Tensacola and Atlantic road passed
through Charlotte yesterday. lhe
coaches were turned out by the Jack
son and Sharpe company and are first
class in every respeot.
IW There was a grand Democratic
rally in States ville, last Tuesday.
Speeches were made by Maj. Robbins,
Fabius Busbee. Esa . and others. The
crowd numbered, it is said, one thou
sand.
tw- Mr. Emmett II. Olcott, of New
York, who is interested in building the
reduction works near this city, spoken
of in tnis paper a few days ago, has ar
rived, and will at once begin prepara
tions tor the erection of the works.
UST" A car load of bird dog3 passed
through the city yesterday on the'way
to Chester. They were shipped from
Philadelphia by Mr. J. II. Whait, and
will be putiu training at that place, for
the field trials, to come off around High
Point in Novtmber.
USF Services were held in the Second
Pri'sby ttrian church last night and will
beheld again U-morrow aighk, by the
pastor, Uev. Neander M. Woods. This
is communion season at the Second
church and the Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper will be administered at the
morning service Sunday,
rr A merry party, numbering about
50, went out to Fox's pond yesterday to
spend the day picniciug. Pishing,
swinging and games of various sorts
characterized the day, and at twelve
o'clock a big fish fry was indulged in.
Besides having a splendid time and
lots of fun, the crowd got a good
welting on their way home.
tgThe funeral of Mr. Frank ODon
nell, who was killed near Lexington by
the train last wet k, took place last Sun
d;iv afternoon from St- Peter's Cathe
dral, in Richmond. The remains, were
placed in the vault of Mr. Josepb
Laube, in Hollywood, the Danville
Register says, until arrangements can
be ma(e to remove them to Philadel
phia, the home of the deceased.
ItThe lawn party given by the Young
Hornet Hose company, will be held at
the mint yard to-nighi. We hope it will
be marked by a very large attendance.
In addition to the prizes to be given as
mentioned in yesterday's paper, the
most popular young lady will receive a
solid silver cup. Contributions are re
quested to be gent to the mint yard to
day, by a o'clock,
The mails were yesterday carried
Chambers' .stylish new man
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wagon, which has Just neen receiveu
from New York. The wagon is a per
fect beauty and was built for the spe
cial purpose of carrying the mails. In
rainv weather it can be closed tigm as
a carriage and the mail matter kept safe
from being wet. Chambers an enter
prising man and does not believe in
doing things half way.
ed citizen of Pineville, died last Sun
day evening, of typhoid fever. Mr.
Walker was a worthy member of the
Knights of Honor and was in good
standing with the lodge. He leaves a
wife and five children, all girls. His
family will receive S2.000 from the
order and its receipt will be a practical
illustration of the benevolence of the
institution of the Knights of Honor.
Cocke and Jones.
Capt. Wm. Cocke and Gen. Johnstone
Jones, of Asheville, have formed a law
partnership. Gen. Jones is well known
in Charlotte where he at one time re
sided, and was once editor of The
Daily Observer. In speaking of
these gentlemen, the Citizen says that
"both are well known for high profes
sional attainment and respected for un
blemished personal character and form
a combination well worthy the confi
dence of the business world. They are
so well and widely known individually
that more than this reference would be
impertinent."
Rates for Carrying Cotton to be Raised.
It is quite probable that the rate for
transDortation of cotton to the North
will be somewhat higher this season
than last. The freight men seem to
think that they have been carrying cot
ton for too little money and are moving
to raise the price. A meeting of the
Southern Railway and Steamship
Freight Commission was held in New
York on the 12th instant, and gave the
subject a three day's discussion and
consideration. They adjourned, how
ever, without preparing a schedule of
prices. The tendency of the discussion
was in favor of higher rates. It was
decided that the carrying rate on cotton
was at present much too low, and a
higher rate was agreed upon.
Hotel Arrivals.
Charlotte M H Russell, Rocking
ham ; N Frederick, Lilesville; E Ever
ett. Wilmineton: John W Ward, Al-
fordsviile ; Miss E R White, Elizabeth ;
NDumont, Lowell; C Oldiges, Louis
ville, Ky ; J M Davis and wife, Green
ville, SC; S W Vick, Wilmington; C
G Campbell. J Lawrence Campbell,
New Yrork ; W II D Wager, Matthews ;
A C Burgess, Greensboro ; J II Trimble.
C II Trimble, Laurinburg ; S M Wil
liams, North Carolina; Daniel O'Don
nell, Richmond, Va ; W II Neave, Salis
bury ; J N Fil, Hopewell ; D W Mc
Rae, Wm M McQueen, Mississippi; J
Watt Kirkpatrick, D N Smith, county ;
C L MeWhorter, Southern Express Co;
Garey Green, Balto; Daniel G King,
N H Openheimer, South Carolina; Wm
Bruner, New Jersey; S T Black, At
lanta, Ga; George Giles,Jleading, Pa.
The Man. Who Wanted aQiiarti Gas.
A short time ago whett we printed an
item to the effect tha? a man from
South Carolina had gone to the gas
house in this city with a quart bottle
and called for a quart of gas, many of
our readers thought we were trying to
give them tally at live cents a-pound.
Mnrfi than this, we received a postal
card from Spartanburg stating that the
item was a slander upon South Carolina
and we must take it back. It was a
pretty hard slam upon the intelligence
of our sister State, but it was true,
nevertheless. The gas house keeper
tnld the man that he didn't have anv
gas to spare just then, but would send
him some in a few days. The man left
his bottle and went away and nothing
more was thought of it until yesterday,
when the following inquiry was re
ceived on a postal card from Chester,
which shows that the man not only
wants the gas, but is in earnest about
it: "Dere friends, please send me the
answer whether we can get that gass or
not. I have sent to you once before
and have got no answer. Y'rs trooly,
This South Carolinian has an eye to
illuminating his house and he wants to
have some style about it.
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Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup.
Rev Sylvanus Cobb thus writes In the Boston
Christian Freeman: We would by no means re
commend any kind of medicine which we did not
know to be good particularly for Infants. But of
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup we can speak from
. ' 1 .1 . nt-gw nnm family It. hfla rtrnvor a
blessing indeed, by glvln g an Infant troubled with
colic pains, quiet sleep, and Its parents unknown
rest at night. Most parents can appreciate these
blessings. Here Is an article which works to per
fection, and which Is harmless; for the sleep
which it affords the Infant is perfectly natural, and
the little cherub awakes as "bright as a button."
And during the process of teething, its value is
Incalculable. We have frequently heard mothers
say they would not be without It from the birth of
the chUd tin 11 naa nnisnea wun me teeming
siege, on any consideration whatever. Sold by all
druggists. 25 cents a bottle.
Lydla K. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound cures
all female complaints by removing the cause.
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The balance of life Is lost when the nerves are
over-wrought There must be peaceful sleep and
good digestion, or fretfulness and wild distress
will dominate energy and dissipate hope Cured
only by the use of Dr. Bengon'g Celery and Cham
omile Pills.
$112,400 in Prizes
A r. ,1 H.ilrnfc r-r1w, OO nr. Vi 1 tlniaf Q 1 ot cr111 ha tVlA
AI1U III. IV CI a JUIJ Catli. AUgUdV OlOl T lt ftSVJ
day when the Commonwealth Distribution Com
pany win nave tne grana 4in arawmg. jerjr
person In the land should have at least one ticket.
Have you sent your order yet? Don't delay. It
may be your turn for a fortune. Try. Send for
tickets to K. M. Boardman, Courier Journal Build
ing, Louisville, Ky.
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Mecklenburg People et a. Pile qf Cali
fornia Cfold.
Dr.Wm. McMillan, a former citizen
of this county, but who left for Califor
nia a number of years ago, where he
accumulated a fortune amounting to
about $60,000, died last January,
and it is learned that he willed the
whole of hi3 fortune to three of his
relatives in Mecklenburg, Mrs. Bryce
McLaughlin, Mrs. Sherrill Flennigen
and Mrs. J, R. Kirkpatrick. The iden
tity of these heirs has been sufficiently
proven and they will get their money
without any trouble. They are repre
sented by Messrs. Bynrnn & Grier, and
also Messrs. Jones Johnston. Judge
Eynvim will leave shortly for San Fran
cisco with the necessary papers and
will close the matter.
Dr. McMillan was a noted surgeon in
the Mexican war and will be remem
bered as the doctor who took the bullet
from the lunes of Gen. Shields, when
that officer was shot at the battle of the
City of Mexico.
Dr. Mittas Advances a Theory.
Our readers, who haye lately been
treated to a number of productions
from the pen of the sage and philoso
pher, Br. J. F. G. Mittag. will appre
ciate the following theory which he jots
down on a postal card and mails to the
Observer. "England is probably aim
ing at that childlike greed which has
been attempted by many grasping polit
ical aspirants to impose her peculiar
habits, customs and laws upon the dif
ferent nations of the earth regardless
of the influence of the difference of
If you are subject to ague you must be sure to
keep your liver, bowels and kidneys In good free
conoltlon. For when so. you will be safe from all
attaeks. The remedy to use Is Kidney-Wort. It
Is the best preventive of all malarial diseases that
you can take. Bead the advertisement In another
column. Translated from te NewJork Zeltung.
By Lottery
Is the only way sudden riches are 1 table to eeeie
to us. A poor person can beeeme suddenly
wealthy. $2 can win $30,000. The Common
wealth Distribution Company have another draw
ing August 3 1 si, at iiouisvine, a.y. aiio urawinus
are, fair, are hGn,?st, are conducted to the satisfac
tion of all Then delay hot. but send your order
immediately to B. M Boardman, Courier-Journal
Building, Louisville, Ky.
46 Popular Drawings
Have taken plaoe under the management of the
i.i t. ry .. . ah
tjommonweauu uisiriuuuuu vuuiyauj. &u umo
given perieci saiisiaviiou. nuuureua ui iuuumuuj
of dollars In rnlzes have been distributed to lucky
ticket holders. Send 82 for a ticket In the next
drawing which taKes place August jisi ion.ia.
Boardman, uourier-journai euiiaing, ijouisvuib,
Ky.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sherirt.
ofnce of aneriH of Mecklenburg county, subject to
me uemocruuu uuuiiiaiiug wuiruuuu.
aug4 tf J. WATT KIRKPATRICK.
For Sheriff.
The friends of M. B. Alexander announce him
as a candidate for reelecUon to the office of
Sheriff of Mecklenburg county, subject to the
nomination of the Democratic convention.
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Notice.
I announce myself as a candidate for re-election
to the office of Register of Deeds for the county of
Mecklenburg. Wm. MAXWELL.
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climate. Every climate has its proper
ESTA colored man possessing a digni- people, and, its proper habits, customs
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fied appearance came into tne ornce vi
the Clerfc of the Superior uourc yester
day with his wife and asked the Clerk if
a "Landlord and Lady" could sign a deed
before him, to which the Cleik replied
in the affirmative. The deed was exhib
ited and their respective names having
been subscribed with a cross mark, they
acknowledged the same, paid the Clerk
hia, retainer and retired.
For the General Assembly.
To the Editor of The Observer.
The many friends of Wm. J. Ytes, Esq., sug
gest him as a suitable man to represent the people
UaAlrlaTihllPO In tllA nUvl tfariArAl & It 1 V . in
UL iUCV&lCUUUig 4 1. .11 .j . ... -
the House or senate, subject to the decision of
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tne iemocrauu uonveuuuu ui augusi
Home and Democrat please copy,
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For Hegister of Deeds.
To tlie Editor of the Observer.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for the
office of Register of Deeds for Mecklenburg coun
ty, in the ctuse of the Anti-Prohibition Liberal
Party. BEN J. F. MORROW.
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G R OC E R
Ordination at Laurinburg.
At Laurinburg last Sunday there was
inforaatincr rrt i n at.i on service in
(111 AL1 UUWtig
the Baptist church, three deacons,
Messrs. leachafEQ, Jordan and McDou
gald, being ordained. The sermon was
preached by the Rev. W.Jordan, of
LumVerton, arid was a Wost excellent
one. , The charge to. the Dewiy or
dained deacons was delivered by that
venerable pastor who has been long
and lovingly known to the people of
that section as '"Father Monroe." His
charge is described as being just a
splendid thing.
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CQHStGHMENTS SOUCTCED
ITB0M ALL EECTIQSS.
test fVioes ;Paif for Oats.
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Floods in the Et-nThe Lowlands
JJnqej WMeranfltbjeCrpsD.amajjeii.
The water question is beginning to
ffive the reowe. ana espeuiauy iu
D. .
farmers, of the eastern section or tne
State, a good deal of concern. It is not
for a scarcity of water, not a bit of it
For over four weeks it has rainea nara
and steadily in the country along the
Iforth parolina railroad, and the
streams are out of bank and spreading
over the whole country, doing very
great damage to the farms and crops.
One of the farmers on Little river,
adopting the plan of the Mississippi
planters, built a levee along the river
bank, but it did not stand twenty-iour
honrs before the water swept it away
and flooded his farm. All the lowlands
are tinder water and the situation is be
coming a matter of some senousn ess
Mr. Best's railroad bridge over Little
river, that was washed away, has been
rAnlarted. but the water continues to
Vise, and fears are entertained for the
safety of the new bridge.
Still Another.
Opellka, Ala., Nov. 1, 180.
. aim t him hAftn oared
and laws ; and the potentate that neg'
lects this consideration must fail in his
effort to dominate permanently. It is
for a want of the proper appreciation
of this law of nature that the legisla
tion of our national government fails to
command the full sympathy of the
South. There is a partial remedy for
this failure in limiting to a certain ex
tent her present right of legislation. It
is probable that the North must either
submit to this privation, or at a period
not far distant submit to one incompar
ably greater.''
A Female Makes a Raid and Captures
Her Husband.
Qne day l.aat week 9, man and wife
arrived in the city and put up at the
Central Qtel. Both were quite young
and the wife was furthermore a very
handsome looking woman. The man's
calling was that of teaching parlor
tricks and sleight-of hand. Tuesday
night he reversed the order of things
and whiled the hours away at a green
table, learning instead of teaching tricks
at cards. His wfe sat up waiting his
return throueu the whole night, and
when daylight came and he had not yet
f nmfi in. she put on her hat and started
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out in search of him. The sun was just
risine as she came out of the hotel and
made her way straight to a gambling
house, walking with a brisk Step and
having every appearance of a woman
mflaninff business. Un reacningtue
house beneath whose roof her husband,
all unconclou8 of the impending squall,
was still eyeing the chips, she burst in
to the room, where seated around
table were a group of four, intently
wnrnhinor the turn'of the cards. The
game was never finished, for with one
sweep her hand, the woman scattered
money and cards all over the room, ana
made such other demonstrations as dis-
Dersed the players in a hurry. She
walked out with her liege lord ana es
corted him to the hotel, where no doubt
h was treated to a Caudle curtain lec
rnra This raid, so suddenly and unex
pectedly made, created a considerable
stir among the sports ana it win ue
am Aanavat hnfnrfi anv one of them
will forget it,
NOTICE.
PARTIES having (irapes for sale will apply to
L. Berwanger & Bro , who will act as agents
for F. Lent? 4 Co , In purchasing.
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HANOVER ACADEMY, VIRGINIA,
TAYLORS VI LIjP, P. O.
HILARY P. JONES, M. A , PRINCIPAL
The 33d Annual Session beelns SEPTEMBER
27ih Special Provision for Young Boys. Send
for Catalogue. aug!7 dim eodw
EnginesMachmery
ALL KINDS. , ,
We ate agents for the following Machines;
The Waer-ton Engine Ceman's EngWies,-
The Bookwalter ' ' '
The Leffel Waterwbeels. lhe Phil
The Ltdden Cotton Presses the lkhie Saw Milts.
Kingsland & Ferguson MaraMg Cos
Threshers, Horse Powers,
&c, &c, &c.
in, nAr.n watitina Machinery will do well to
wvite to us before purchasing.
We will sell a stationary Engine, 64 Horse
no 7;-- -ih, tar trinnlnir and Blve a
KnvHr. ior nonti. juav item : -- - -
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warrantee wiiu it. xmo ous""- i.ivvs
for Treshlng when mounted, as l only costl $418
11 any wuorc. nw.
HARDWARE.
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JSTSbMu rival
HARDWARE DEALERS,
rmmnTTF. NORTH C4BOLIH.
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FRESH ROASTING EARS,
New Sweet Potatoes, Fine Peaehes,
AND NEW CHEESE, at
S. M. HOWELL'S.
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IN ADDITION TO OW
TP1IBII SSI 131158
EXTENSIVE i
aD SlfiDD CD(D)QDDQllI?g
YOU WILL FIND A SPECIAL
BARGAIN DEPARTMENT!
IN LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES.
rpr rpxX"P "PTT'RT.TP WE would state that the OFFERINGS THIS WEEX are rle
lv 1 XX JCj r U DUlV slrable Uoods and are the BIQOBST DRIVES Of the 800. .
0. 1 Bargain Counter.
SlonrniDg Goods ! Mourning Goods! Mourning Goods!
Black CathmeiM, Black Tamlie,
Black Crape, Black Veiling, Black Tlbblt,
Black Bombazine, Black Drsp De'Alama, Black
Henrietta, Black Camel's Hair, Black Franc free, Black
Cartere, Black Bantinr, Black Delaine, ac a Price
MUCH BELOW THEIR M-LIilCEl? 'VjfLILTTiEJ
ISTo.S
BAR-AIM COimTISB,
White Goods, lite Ws, White Ms
-CONSISTING OF
NAINSOOKS Plain, Striped and Plaid; JACONET, Barred A: Striped; PIQUES
Barred, Ktriped and Plain; SWISS, Plain, Dotted, Striped and Plaid;
LINEN LAWNS, Plain and Colored; DEDACCAa, Plain,
Striped and Plaid; BISHOP and VICTORIA
lawns; organdies, Pufflnir and
Tucking-, at Price tbat Will
AatonUb Yon.
SATURDAY, THE 12TH, WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE
OUR BARGAIN COUNTERS FOB THIS SEASON.
TAKE NOTICE.-
NO.3
BARGAIN COUHTEE,
i krarre iM mt aadief and RUseee HOSIERY, to be old Without ReerT
Value. We wUI Offer PARASOLS: tl OO Paraeola at ST.50;
10 SO Parasol at 6.50; S.OO Paraaols at 5 00; 16,50
paraaols at 3 75; 5.00 Parasols at t.T5; S3.00
Parasols at SI. 75; all others in Proportion,
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THOSE WHO APPRECIATEBAR(jAINS
THEIR REAL VALUE,
msm k MICH.
DQBBlHSf STARCH POLISH,
An important dis
covery, by whicl.
every family may
give their lineu
that beautiful fin
ish peculiar to fine
laundry work.
Ask your Grocer.
J. B. DOBBINS, Philadelphia, Pa.
FOR SALE BY J 8, SPENCER Sc CO
and FIELDS BROS., Charlotte, N, C
Medical College of Virginia,
RICHMOND.
The Forty-fifth Annual Session will begin first
Monday ol October.
For Catalogues or other lnlormatlon. address
augl3 J. B. McCAW, Dean.
HE nows.
COTTON GIN CO..
NEW LONDON, CONN.
Have on hand a stock of
COTTON GINS, FEEDERS & C0N0ENSER8
made this season, with two brush belts and all lbs
latest impboykmknts, boxed, ready for Imme
diate shipment. Any of the regular sizes shipped
the day the order Is received. No delay. Prices
as heretofore published. Send for circular.
WANTED.
A LARGE Quantity of WHEAT and OATS; will
pay highest market prices.
Jul25 lnT W. J. BLACK 4 SON.
WANTED-AT ONCE.
FIFTY Granite Cutters to work by the day or by
the foot on a six months Job of Magging and
curbing at Charlotte. .v J0HN8T0N
angl2 2w Contractor.
METROPOLITAN LIFE UNVEILED!
EUngierle of high an'd low ttfeln Amwto.'.
girU ; ol3haar,4iMKied sinners bygaUgbt ; brltohlng
Klrens 4 victims; Vndoa and Mormon horrors ; Start-
HAvHIHalUIUi 1 X 1 imil um. V 7
rwWilocL Add. ANCHOR PUBLISH'O CO.
We also manufacture
ex. ixrexa. 10-
cffcAao,m.
ATLANTA. Oa.
HARRIS REMEDY C0..siSrV
I PROF. HARRIS' PA3TLLE REMEDY
Iitoui vrvoui ttoa rDjncu tmvm
itr. I'remtwi Exkustia. tad
their bimt gioomj tomqwiw,
in uuieklT ud rMlicallT emra.
The Bcmedr P"t bp in mxm. t lulin( a month). SL
.(enoorhtoelfe!tettr, ntm i mere tn,l
OutlM three montlu), 91- Sent by mall In plain Trappen.
TZLi. k. I .i.. woan..r Wck Hex. Pamphlet deecrl-
MBf tola diaeaje and made f caie aent neale on appUontks.
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GVJATHftlEYS IMPROVED
ECLIPSE Gill."
with Doable Boiler Hailing Attachment and all ot
the very latest improvements. Solid 12 Inch
F saws, patntratb, strong Iron frame, made un
der the immedld'e supervision of Elcbard B.
Gwathmey. the patentee. The EcUpee Gin U de-
I signed for bully trashy cotton, but with the tm
provementa we have recently added It can be used
to great advantage In aU pebiie flnnerlei and
large plantations. ,j
IV- Send for circular and price Jut.
THE BROWS' OOTTOH GIN 00.,
Hew London, Conn.
ang8
COLGATE'S VIOLET FOR THE TEETH
"VTTATEB, Florida Water and imported ray Bum
T V ior tne touei a i n-u mipw ,-
ul8
Tryon Street.
FREE!
RELIABLE SELF-CURL
mostnotvd and successful .peeiAlUW In the U.S.
(now retired i for the cure Ol uuui,
jfMtfcMd. JVnOmmm rud 9eeir. Sent,
lnplinseledeveloieA,e. Druj gisia tyi lu
Addreu DR. wmu w., utNMM.
MOCKINGBIRD
FtOD and Canary Seed tn pound packages,
fresh. Ala.sred'graveWoW
lul8 irToneroew
MACON SCHOOL.
iHIS School, embracing anEhfUah. fft
Academic and OmuMK! . Da- UJ
Udotne, 3 y
W. A. BABBJEB. I PrlBClDalS.
JUNIUS a JfOX, f -nciDJ.
SOZODONT OelontlDe, Cherry Tooth Paste,
Oriental, Ae., at a. -a
juig DroggUU.
SELECT SCHOOL,
a m-wmm n msTASMM 11 a.. MtlAAl Mt V Aflat I
MlOO 11- BWU Will VfU uw pvovyi w - I
day, the 4th of September, 1882. French and
ftrrthei particulars see circular.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
ROrasSrit
Comrwanops. N. C August 8th, 1882.
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bt toa- cTre 10th of "AU.
aagtO tUl septl
T
namAnt will nriAn on
September, 1882. For
aoaresa
3ut2a dlw theneow tt
THREE SAFES.
t?ob BAU. am two et wee f T-"
E Prs5sa3ea.ol ttom
thebe-tof makea One emaQ, I
one medtnm and one large, AP- lmmm
V"W CHA3. a XINXS, PTOP7 U
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Brown's iron timers.
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, Sate Kidney ana iavw vuic.
olaoftheWdneys by the use otur