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Wool. Felt and Straw Hats
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Farmer Friends
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Shoe Dressing, French Blacking.
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Complaints
At tKa aason, Tarioag diseases of
twwelis 'are prevalent, and many liW ar
fcat through laclof knowledge of a saft
and sure re&edy. Psbbt Davis' Pas
Killer is a mrega tor Diarrhoea, Dys
entery. ChaSetaL OboUrf Misj'basuaiujar
Complaiiie&aiKl Is perfectly'thfe.
Read th followog j -1
BAnrBKn4."Wr7.i MrcB"2S,TWlJ
, FHM Datis' Pact Kliajnt nrfaiU to affotd
tMtoni rHttot cramp and pla In the gtomach. ;
JOBIPH BUBDITT.1
KlOHOJLTTLM.N.Y.. Feb. 8,1861.;
chSpr
aed It for rears, and it 1 nn curt everv time.
jdxius w. likb.
MorwoowA, Iowa. March 12, 1881.
I have naad jour Pain Killek
i in
severe cases of
crBop,ooliMuni cholera mprbos Jtnd It save
lnatani reUt.
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WILL.
. For twenty Tears I have used your PaihKiilxk
In my family. Have used It many times for bowel
wuipman, ana noway am, woula not reel saio
wiutoui a Dotue in tne aooae. - j. u. ivm
bAOO, MX., Jan. 22, 1881
Have used Pebby Datt' Pain Killer for twei
years. It is '". ur, and ttHnble. Ho mother
ahould allow it to be out ot tkfl f amfly . l
H. I. WATxai
OWXIDA, N. T., Feb. 19, 188t
We beanititiB8 it over, thirty years ago, and it
always trivei hntitdlata rdief J Would hardly dara
to go rj seawnaotti a wwo m we nouse.
W. O. 81
Cowwatbobo, S. O., Feb.ffl, H
F Parrys erery facoily in this section keeps a l
Bithahoiife. 1 Dt E. Mobto. ?
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Onrns, Rhkhibh Pbcssia, Feb. 8, 188L i
I have known Pirbt Davih' Pain Killer almost
from the-dy it vats introduced, and after years of
observation iad twe I regard iter prea
nooaahOM aa tax. iadimswotX neeuUy.
L 8. Potter, U. !
I had been several days suffering severely from
diarrncea, accompanied with intense pain, when I
tried your Pain Ktt.i.vh and found almost instant
relief. H. J. Nook.
SI Montaotte St., LiOnoon, En.
During a residence of twenty-three years in India,
I hava given it in many cases of diarrhoea, dysen
tery, and cholera, and never knew it to fail to give
MUeL i ; , i fB. Clajuooe.
No family can safely be without tiis
invaluable remedy. Its price brings it
within the reach of all. ,
For sale by all druggists at 25c, 50c
od $1.00 per bottle. 3?
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors
Providence, JE5. L -
pt d fcw aept dc ocL
FOR SEPTEMBEB",.
With Meropslitaii Sheet i Caglop;
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UOON DISPAICEES.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
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t. i ne rvicr bi reoracoiat
PEN&A.OOiiAril,As-, ddpw Case
of yelio ieV6iip0rtatd -day, and
another tigbfciiies willuftt, be
ofB(SaU ranoudeed. nittii to-mortow.
TbereTwerenb deaths t6-dayl Young
FraR txr(naTihx -had Hie Mack
vomit ftnd tdfl lroi;- probably' live
tbrpuu tbi tOgb; Setena ittMpfcious
cases are under; cfter4t40U .ana Will
breported-wbwi thcbaraeter.af the
iUe Taore icrearCr dftned; This is
-tbeninta dayiOtizfi&ex.aw? only one
ease baabeen reported in", twenty-four
nours. en2ZJaZA 18
The slow progress Bev xever
0ven of be tifljW hb'were-at- the be
hing alarlOBd, pVwapnajy measures
-being incessantly; taken to restrict) the:
ptogrepf the1 disease- President of
the, board of bealtbDri HargiS, declar
ed: this afternoon that in his .opinion in
ten, tiays yellow fever in Pensacela
would be naerly a tflatter of bistory.
, ReJelvcommi tteea have been qrganlz-
. SodtE traratlnlreeifback'XialMNe
natin "CoLtSMBiA, & C, Sept. 6Vfhe Green
back Labor Keforav.ptrty convention
made tbfolo rflnojakiations: Sec
retary of estate, 'Tbos lsktB8, -of Sam
i ter ; comptroliey ienral,Simeon Coeley
fcexgr-Attimiey-reneral,, G B
TarmerColletogf: Treasurer, W H
Stanton; of .Oooneej-Adj titfint andln
spector General, J F Johns, of Darling
ton ; Superintendent of Education, Bey
J D D4frbai,-er:Ainf gilainjibell,
of Chatlesiob, was nfetninated for Con
gress tfQvittie first dlitriete-H Russell,
of Anderson, li.e thioa D B El
oaiitteiaffroia the fourth; T J
Jlakejf roo4 iBevtffth ; L Bowen, of
!WirroTtoaa the sixth. Adjourned.
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STS8firyetrn fronJ
SexmoABhthectlbta of Poland
;tbW(tftct,sar'Soi
mztQrm'td be
heartom.wtoTfisttijI Mich
- iprtefcfetytbe Iroiile of
GranL VUnTess Poland, develops unex
pected streirffth in the back towns his
lelectioljj-be doubtful. Refenrns
jafwsirtoM grveritratQW Repobii-
IBTertoBtreini'aU ;
Martifi4abOftHeTiBa,T3fl Barstow's
majority 0veXI3Irtr,lJf8r-T3ix Demo
lHH4iettan reDreaentaiives are rerxrt-
fr& .eUotcd 'ABafa M -Rputircans The
erfsi'HP8oa--decTea8ed Re-
Gjttae.flfcvinff Toward (be GbIL
WAsnimrSept.-Thesitrnal of-
4ee repiT4aOliei5J referred to
resterttay is now soiaiaof Cuba moving
n a'rror&wteihf tfireetion into the
vGUlf tVesseisOeavMwt Gulf ports will
r.Meonrrterdanej? winds witbin the
55 two or three daya.
The Geex?tft atenneloa.
YouniKJue.Jiry wn Ims bMen a prodigy
of industry and -rutelligeivce since he
weatioui the railroad busings, and is
Lnfemdf -tsi-kii tow.. Jlis woik takes a
Jfifttcical tujtL. About six nuinths" ago
tu&c.iuiptmy. vrgauuea wnaL liiey cait
Tp 4 waiter in Ion 6Ghfcdul." He sim
pry proposed "ttf take car loads of mel-
k)Bs andpuan-uifcm tlirougn to tne West
Ott qaiek time; and at low rates. Instead
or making ascneduie to Chicago ana1
Cjiicinnaur Onlyi" where the markets
could be glutted easily, be made time
aud rates to forty different Western
itie8,;so that fne melon shipper could
choose his market.
Thfiurestilt fras been wonderful. He
has shipped?ttfl3Jie&son over eight hun
dred carlotstvQi melons from Georgia
or moe'j016 ? shipment of arfy-previaus-season.:
The cars averaged
1,250 ikseaeb, or one million mel
ons eaehrover one line of road. They
brougbt getter -r prices and cost less
freight tban ieVer' before, netting the
growerperhapa-iB200-:arcar, or $140,000
for the cr&p ver t&is n ew road, The
grow eiyare pleased and encourage i and
the dealerCia-themaller Western cities
rBajr JheycanTiahine three times as many
i melons rjn&9stfmce3? xne growers
i-witt whomairBtowb has had dealings
wilrpiant4iuiwijaWirgely next year,
aijd Aet thinks tfeftfefets road will carry
irvlSSS.kvar. two thousand car loads of
.melons out of Georgia. " Besides the
iargS humber of cars carried by the new
liA ' i m, Y -.IT 1
roaa," n . riuwu sajs, j. a.ii ui uuo
raannlivbopinted three hundred acres
inTrreiou8 lasp yearrthat will plant. one
triorjsari tttrftw bnndrftd acres this year.
I denat kuo wof a single grower that
dioVnot jnake , success of melon plant-
ing lest year.' 1 -
talking ontbis subject' 4a tpgtTe back
to the Weafreay load for ear ioad-f or all
she sends us. If she sends us a car load
ofwbeal want to send herback a
or: fruit " m.irroiTlirrTothafr rapid
ly. 'JhjnhumberoftJar'kdirbf est
en '-fnSmi 'MWffisfiti: la1-' decreasinig
year a,ftei catnb -rainth alter -month
The amount we send out is increasing
constantly. In other words, our imports
are decreasing and onr exports increas-
f-ine. onr Daiance oriraae is eeiuag
rieht. It we can pay tor our westerrr-4
produce in these special crops and have
our cotton crop as surpius,we will s60n
be the richest people in the world. We
have a cheab schedule tot these tbings
to Chicago of 69 hours. We will reduceC
this to tS hours by next season We
have settled the matter of melons, and
peaches, and I tell you that ,the .melon
and fruit crops of -Georgia next year
willastonish even the most sanguine.
We will settle the. potato problem this
season, and the-look out for the potato
crop." " --4 Mt-
He has now turned bis attention to a
" sweet potato schedulernd fiopes to
do great tbinies witb tie flelecate bulb.
He haff arranged to put the -Georgia po
tato into Chicago at 13 cents a bushel
They command in that market $1 a
bushel easily. If they net the grower
even 60 cents a bushel they tmake the
rmost profitable crop that can be grown.
Trie wmte ana rea potato ooes-aop sea
well, but the. yellow Geprgia Yam is al
ways in demand at good prices.; En
couraged by his circulars a great many
Georgians are plantiriZtatbes f Or the
western markets and be hopes to make
a demonstration this -Pall that will
make the potato in a year or t wo a lead,
inffiarticle of exbort from Georgia. A
million aoiiars worvu puwuuea my5ui.
'be ffrown and shlDDed f rom Georgiafev-
ery year without decreasing any : other
crop bv a single bushel or pound.
Mr , Brown say : " My attenfion was
first called to- the maer by Mr. ; R. J,
Reagan, of 'Borne, last January, asking
mb tot rate on 'potatoes to Borne. I
remembered how easily we bad Iraised
300 bushels of potatoes an acre in south
west Georgia when be, refrigeedf there,
and hotirAur neighbors raised 400 bush
u to the acre; and I determined to try
Irwf iATfilor this . BDecfal' 'crdpi. The
Lboofniaftartodf w' we.shailbate fine
iresnltstms JbaiL sve canswpfmiion
of bushels jn two year froray y .
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fjr 18$1
ffar vot-
XbQ paymentor- the poii-t- q
will be one of tbe pre-req!
ln In .Virginia."
1 ntiriAnttnod th& the ' MauQstertv ai:
t raadt have a f und wlffisferve to
Mv oil thA tvittftBbHtheir sidrot
daaselffjioubtiessi see to
iUhat theii votai3,not cut shor
Dy ue-
f atinepolVtazdWtrff ;
heoompar
4 Df-goed ealtu.' I'arkef
T tnan anrtlilrit makes pan,
onic better
aw.
and BringB-
bealUt, ioroos spirits, atrongUt aa naauiy.
dlaatiy It. Baaaat
PlMMIWlT 1
The Edison electric railway is to be
laid in Switzerland.
About S'l.fod tiavebeeti (iised in Chi
cagofor the widow of Jobn Browa. It
is believed that the amount will be
swelled to $100. '
Bepublican officeholders in Maryland
have been called upon three times tbis
year by the political tax-gatherer.
The Brush company now furnishes
800 electric lights every night in Balti
more and will introduce machinery for
1,000 lamps.
In Philadelphia Monday, George Ab
bott was held on charge of killing Mar
garet Crouse, .bis fpur-5?ar-oi4 step-
daughter, by protracted" abuse and fln-
"l I y TT" A a vnnntt aAn urara
) 111 XXOUI J auu a ;ve "wj uu
tbeir way to blow up stumps with dyna
mite cartridges, near Shelby ville, Ind.,
Mondav. when they themselves were
blown up, fatally injuring the father.
: George B Reeves, of ShermanTexas,
late speaker of the State House et Rep
resentatives, is at. the point of death
from hydrophobia. 1 -
A boat containing three men, was
capsized on the Merrimac river Subday
night, at Lowell, Mass. A Stdckwell, a
shoe manufacturer, '.recently from En
gland, and a one-armed "man, name un
known, whose drunkenness caused tne
accident, were drowned.
Claus Spseektoa, the.- San Francisco
sugar refiner, having obtained the title
in fee-simple from the Hawaiian gov
ernment to .the territory of Waluku
and the harbor of Kohuhi, will shortly
have from 5,000 to 10,000 men at work
producing sugar.
John Connolly, aged 87, a carpenter,
at Jersey City, came home Sunday nigbt
drunk and abused bis wife. She threat
erfedi Jt0 call her fatberand then he
knocked her down, kicked ber, and fin
ally threw her out into the yard below.
Her condition is extremely critical. :
Eemi Mountain, of Pbiladelpbla,
Paiianamrjfe night,
iWif JTOifi1! 4r9Yexher 811(1 their
thre jradrefron?the fiouse. After
admitting them he tried to fire the
house. Monday he was held for arson.
The Singer Rifle and Literary Asso
ciation of Elizabeth, N J, gave an ex
eursion ;Sunday,.Bd on returning at
9.30 p m.a row took place between the
deck hands Of 'the barges Vanderbilr,
Warren and Carry and some roughs on
the dock. The deck hands fired fifteen
or twenty sbots. Instantly killing Thos
McKeon, aged 60, abystander, and fatal
ly wounding Richard Burke, aged 22,
an excursionist.
Captain Von Eisendedfcer; who, it is
reported is to be transferred from the
German legation at Japan to Washing
ton, has for several years dictated much
of Japan' policy, refrained or setasde
its laws and rgulated no inconsiderable
fiart of its external expenditure, all in
he interest of bis countrymen. It is
be who ordered a German ship coming
from a cholera-infected port to break
through the quarantine established by
Japan.
The. Central1 Ml
H. C. ECCLES, PROPRIETOR.
CHIBLOTTK, X. C
THIS Hotel was completed In 1872, and new
additions made In 1875, "T8K CJSNTBiL"
Is situated on Independent Square, eceupylng
half a block on Trade street, in tne business cen
tre ol the City, In enwe- proximity to Banks. Ex
press and Telegr&pa -offices, and commanding a
mountain view of more tnan fifty miles.
The Intention of the Proprietor is, sot only to
present to the traUna; public one of the finest
Hotel Buildings to the South, but one of the most
complete and best conducted Hotels In all Its dif
ferent depaitments.
Having recently been decorated and frescoed
throughout. It Is not only one of the most beauti
ful, but the -
LIADINQ IAD PALACE HOTJCL
of the Sooth, the horn of Commercial Tourists,
pleasure seekers sad resident guests.
H. C. KCCLKS, Proprietor, will ba pleased to
welcome his friends and the traveling public and
respectfully solicits a share of patronag from nil
who would enjoy and appreciate a home combin
ing elegance, beauty and eqmfort In all Its ap
pointments and surroundings.
BATES $2.00, 92 50, OO per day, acc-rd
lng to location. sepl2
f i M
Have Jus. received 50 sacks choice
mm, liJiiL
which we are offering very low. Also
In all stse packages
CORN,
HAY,
BRANL
MEAL,
STOCK FEED,
I And In Jact everyttilng kept In a
Groeefy Store.
A.J.Bcull&Co.
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CHARLOTTE ta AabevIHe r &90,
Of,DSatOBO
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: Wfis tera Carolina Rejlrofil;
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A Dl1cliia Appetfzrr,.
That ensures drgestton and enjoyment of food; ai
tonietnatbrmgstrengthtothe weak and rest to
tne nenrvua; & harmless diarrhoea cure that don't
consUpate Just what every family needs-Parker's
Ginger Tonic.
LYDIA E. PINKHAr.TS
VEGETABLE OOMPOim : !
Is S Positive Care
Fr all thsae Palyftil CanpUlnt a ad Weakweaaas
"'o ta hi best female popalatlom.
A Medicine for Woman. Invested by a Woman
Prepared by a Woman.
Tk QnmXm. KwlUal Sbeor,rj Waestfc Diiwa ol History,
Nvlres the drooping- spirits lnvlgoratei ant
harmonlaet tbs organio fonoUooa, glvsa elasticity an4
Snnness to ths step, reatore the natural lustre to the
ays, and plants on the pal cheek of woman the freak
roaes of Ufa's spring and early summer tlroa.
t3T Physicians Ue It and Prescrma It Freely -
It removes falntness. flatulenor, destrcya all eravtr.gf
for stimulant, add reBevea weaknesa of the stomaca.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backaohe, la always permBaenQ; ourad by its use.
Car tke eare of Kidney OmapialBts.af Uker sek
tali Cosspoud lis ODSurpsseed.
LTDIA E. PTKHASi?8 BLSOD PTJIMTIER "
will eradicate every vestiee jot Humors from the
Blood, and give tone and stccrngta. to the system, of
man woman or child. Insist on having it. .
Both the Compound, and Blood Purifier are prepared
at 233 and 235 Western Aveniy, Lynn, Uasa. Price of
ilther, L SttbotUej tSSj&'S$& DT 092111 u form
af atlla, W joUaangecyap receipt of price, ti per box
(orefthen lira, nnKaamf feelr answers all letters of
lnruiry. Enolose to'stanipj' Send tor pamphlet.
WafamOy should be without LTDIA E. PEntHAJTS
UVSU PILIA They cure constipation, biliousness,
and torpidity of the liver. 6 cents per box.
Sold by all Drngrgists.-S
from the New Haven Register
ECELER
AS A BEMElVy POS NERVOUS DIS
EAS16. What i-be tlrtlical Profcssiou Say
A boat Ut BbMl lb" Rood ReaullH
Attending its Use,
Headache, Neuralgia, Ncrvouaueas,
SleepleKsineas and Dyapepaia.
"Dr. BENSON'S preparation of Celery and Cham
omile for neirous diseases is the most important
addition made to the "materia medtca" in the last
quarter of a century."-Dr. J. W. J. Englar, of
Baltimore.
"Dr. Benson' Pli:s are worth their weight In
gold In nervous and sick headache." Dr. A. H.
8chlichier, of Baltimore.
"These Pills are invaluable In nervous dis
eases "Dr. Hammond, of New York.
"Dr. Benson's Pills for the cure of Neuralgia
are a success."-Dr. G. P. Holman, Chrtstlanburg,
Va.
These Pills are' a special preparation, only for
the cure of special diseases, as named, and for
these diseases they are worthy ol a trial by all in
telligent sufferers. They are prepared expressly
- to and will cure sick headaehe, nervous headache,
neuralgia, nervousness, paralysis, sleeplessness
and dyspepsia.
Sold by all druggist. Price, 50 cents a box. De
jpot. 100 North Eutaw St., Baltimore, Md. By mall
two boxes for $1, or sit boxes for $2 50, to any
address.
DR. C. W. BENSON'S
SKIN CURE
Is Warranted to Oure
ECZEMA) TITTERS, HUMORS.
INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST,
ALL ROUCR SCALY ERUPTIONS,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
SCROFULA ULCERS, PIMPLES and
TENDER ITCHINCSonaUpartaof the
body. It makea 'thai akin wMto, soft aad smooth
removes tan and flreckjcs, and la th BBST .toilet
dressing In TEX WOBXD. Elegantly put nn, two
bottles in one package, consisting of both Internal
and external treatment.
All first olaes drugriats have it. Prloe 1 1 . pei-paokage.
C N. Crlttenton, sole Wholesale Agent let Dr.
C. W. Benson's Remedies, 115 Fulton st, New
York. - septl
ESTE Y; ROSEDALE,
ORGANS.
Stemway Wlw, : Decker Ms,
HAINES and GATE CITY -
PI A N O S
NEW YORK. PIANOS, It Is conceded, lead the
World.' I am agent for all the celebrated New
York makes and SELL THEM AT FACTORY
riiCKS.
, Do not be fooled by
enta;
but give me a trial be
fore y ou buy and1 1 will
show, you Ibai Iwoon
distance .an edMpejaV
tors, both m tfrtee am
term, ill I ask Is
trial and this can cost
job nothing, while tt
may be the means of
saving yon a great deal
In an Instrument.
KjBr Organs always' In stock either to sell or
rent. Call on or address
Lock Box 274, JXO. B, XDDINS,
CharloUe, N. C
may23 .
DANIEL O'DONNEL,
JPBAUTICAIi
OTOed nndertne eentralHotel, ,
'i charlotte! n. c.
All orders promptly attended to.
kinS4 '
WANTED.
ST lEFTEHBBB ltla
rnYB or six Mnsic Sehttara. Bate reasonable
D and satisfaction guaranteed. Apply to
Mrs. N. DDLS,
Corner C and 6th streets, or T. L. Selgte ft Co.
, aug20 2w - . .
VIRGINIA
Female Instifiite,
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fullxorDaarteacBea. fTratninc
Art A lamia imiiiiIS Ir4ilnnu unt
.upon application to the Principal I ' ;'
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Vioniuga
flashy avdyertlsem
Ptak
Steam
fitter
JUST REJKIVED A
PBIMTS and SATIWES
Of the latest Styles,
from 25c to S 1.2a.
A very large assortment of
We will have quite a variety
OUR BARGAIN COUNTER,
As we nave an eidlees variety obC4DIE9- MITTS. GLOVED and H03IERY, all of which we are offer J
ing at prime oos'. Another tajge shipment ot that popular 10c
BLEACHED DOMESTIC.
HAEGEAVES & WIIiHEIjM:
SIV1ITH BUILDING.
aug!8
A POSllOTE
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WE HAVE REDUCED
Oar own Manufactured Suits, former price $22.50, now $18.00,
Our $18.00 and $16.50 Suits, at the uniform price
of $14.00. A handsome line of $15.00 and
$12.50 Suits at uniform price of $10.00.
Our Entire Stock of Men's Summer Underwear at Cost.
A Handsome Line of Boys' and Children's Suits at and Below Cost,
These Goods must be sold In oruer to" secure Boom for PALL GOOD3. The prices given are
strictly CAS EL Call early and secu-e Bargains. Respectfully,
IL. JBerwanger & Bro.,
LEADING FASH ION A II I. E CLOI'HIERS AND TAILOR.
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