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T VOL. XXVIII CHARLOTTE, N. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1882. NO. 4,253. llciig IK W ) ..WE- iffi MIM A SPECHLTY -OF CarpMngs, Mats ETC., ETC., This Season. WK HAVB A MAGNIFICENT STOCK. EEMEMBEE THIS VIM'S If 01 WWT CARPETS! V V 1 OCt8 V TJB I FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF BOOTS, S1ES, 1 fU hats, tuiffms. IS NEW COMPLETE. has been selected Mth wuuoal care to meet the wants of the Trade, and to give, them the BK8T WOODS MANOT ACTUBID. LADIES1, GENTS' AND CHILDREN'S Fine Boote, Shoes ami rr A sPECIaLTT. Trunks, Yaliscs inj Traycliag IB LAltGI AMD TARTU). hats t satis si ihats eOMJOjHsD QV ftBT BBAJI68 Md ,AT IfUM 8ILK, STIFi i ELT "f : I I OMaaBnedHoweCXf w-l rg O&aods, (inert fritifl, Set Bald Mountain ON A- oo t a V T.LL the ruh continues for our Goods, and O every day we receive something new. Ask to me our colored Bordered Hemstitched Linen Handkerchiefs. The best Coiset for 50 cents ever shown In Charlotte. Another lot of Hisses and Children's Underwear Juit lu by JJxpreas. A very rice line of Boys and Mlsies Yur Caps. We don't want you to forget that' we are head quarters Tor Ladles' Cloaks, Dolmans, Circulars, Walking Jackets, Ac . and hare made special rices f jT (he next thirty days. Our fourth stock of Black Cashmere has Jut eorue in. and . e can now give you a BUck Dress from 16c to SI. 75 per yard 8eventy-flve Gross Buttons all shades, arrived to-day ier JCxpress. Our stock of Gloves, In Thread, Worsted and Kid, is complete. Another Installment of Hose for Hisses an Children. Give ns a call, and be convinced that we keep the most complete stock of Goods In Charlotte. Very Respectfully, T. L. Seigle & Co. - , , wvjd uu uibioh nuuucr Coats and Gossamers, all size. noviw Diphtheria. tikn rnay not seera to amount to much, and If promptly attended fcJ 1)6 CWKAi tt neglect is often tOllorred toy cmsumpttom or dipktheria. omedlclne has erer been dtaooveied which f5 ly and surely In such cases aa PKRBJT DATIf PAH Kii-i Jii, Tho fromaBt. aae of this imnhmbb tmi has iaef thousands ot Uvea. PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER Is no 8-n'r,rtment. It has been before the public roc forty years, and Is moat vaioed where it Is best known. A. tow extracts from voluntary testimonials read 4 follows: JPJEif11 has 1 my household remedy for raaa Mr toe put twenty-seren yean, and Lava PT known it to rail la effecting a cmre. L B. Ofociuts, Williamiville, H. Y. r-ZX tzty ye"7 U "-ed 1AI Ktllib, and aaye received immediate renef frorn colds and jure mnJM. na oonnaar yoar iim aillsu bxraluable remedy .Qmo. ; .ii.nr: . Evxutt, Dickiussn. a. i. 1 hjre ;ust recovered from a very severe cold, which I have had for some time. I could get no relief until I tried your Paw Kills, which iS!6 ,f Immediately. I will never again be wltbou. it aO.Fomoa. "Lowndes, G. Hye used Paw Killxb ia my family for (forty LfWtynsbSoTG0101 " '---IU80M I began using Pah Ktllxb m myfamfly twenty pve years ago and have used It ever since, and hive Ig2?d no medlcinei to itake its place.-B. W. Pyib, jQhoopiiigouti and croup It Is ths best preparation mada. We would not be without it -JP. Rodts, Liberty Milla, Va. For twenty -ft re years I have used Tint Kaim for coUa and chapped Ups, and consider it the best medicine ever offered. Gso.Hoop,Wilinlgton, i was suffering severely witk bzonchltis, aad,my throat was so inflsoiad I couls soarealy swaUow aatfoea. I was advtsea Sn ti rmm V Krxxia, and after taking a few doses was oom-letely "naakMTOhe world. ould Mrs. Euih B. Mason writes: Ur son wai taken sic wiw aipninena, mgn lever, aaa coia a many children have died hereI waa eau a pnyuaaa, ana tried yo iUf was taken on Sunday, m sua xnroat was ciasvr. it cure, ana I wish it could tie ki poor mothers who are losing so many For Chills and Fever PAllf Kl has noequai. it cures when everythlmxflse falls. -elaysAreott(in OaweFDUs. A -bottle of ipt HBAstftoUie bxsv3 Ka8AteOTardha Mtamtty should 4e withoat rL, ' All druggists sell It at )45c, so., and $1.00 perbotue. PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors, Providence. R. 1. sept dVw sept 4 oct. J.TJUTLER, THE JEWELER, jLS JnaT &ICDBJTKO FBOM THE NOBTH, . WTTHtH tinEa&tfottnKiiBtiT. noT com. PLBTB aasl BEST ASSORTED STOCK OT Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, Ever displayed lo NORTH CAROLINA, ' CALL AND 8X1 HIM. cfsjr TILUEIIJ1MLY.-Y0UMQ OR OLD. "ttKUD A'fnsu'froiHsts Dtolitt, W' ror "Vrfii-iTrTXrcr or Hmtrr Foacs asd r ii' . A -1 1 thn.. H i .ixb ot a PBSaoa VATUaa resulting- from. Aboies and OTHxa Cacsbs. Bpoedy reli.f snd ooinplete resto ration of Hkal.tr, Vigor and JCammoob Ouabavticbv Si irraiuiwt dimocmrry ot tbe Nfadtaeath Centpty. ndlrtoflirUl(.awlrMpslftte. Address V0aA16 CEITC8., WAW8HUL, MICH. WW -l : -.1 L', '? ! .' ! : FINE SPORT INNOCENT A$E-1 '-'.; X j .... ! CcaM&us ML . Mte Attendants. .1 - ' 1 JJt StItW.1I' IMrfrtBfLt ' :-'. WiU'ij tTf.i. i 7 i i Kaslil attrt sSutoMi tnejr tsv i&le. Apply to I aVanaserat the rihJtHfc; CfWKft'J 4 TKusnuy rhins S US sbd on TCsdnsds derful waa a won- lowuto the lildien. XLBR )zL f DR t V M Mmk 1 i 1 Jij W&h''i if I la Skat sutitt Hanaeer. 1 THE NEXT LEGISLATURE. Senate. lBtDiatiict, W W Speight. Rep. 8 J Halatead, Be p. 2d District, W T Caho, Dem ; ThBaW Poole, Dem. 3d District, Geo A Mebane, (colored) Rep. 4th District, J J Goodwyn, Rep. 5th District, Robert R Gray, (colored) Rep. 6th District, John King, Dem. 7th District, Jas S Battle, Dem, W W Farmer, Dem. 8th District, W E Glarke, liep. 9th District, John N Whitford, 10th District, E J Hill, Dem, Dem. W T Dortch, Dem. llth .District, F B Loftin, Rep. 12th District, H E Scott, Rep. 13th District, R H Lyon, Lib. 14th District, E T Boykin, Dem. 15th District, T F Toon, Dem ; N A McLean, Dem. 16th District, Duncan Morrison, (Har nett) Dem. 17th District, William Richardson, Dem. 18th District, Thos R Purnell. Rep. 19th District, II W Carter, Rep. 2oth District, CNH Evans, Dem, I R Strayborn, Hep. 21st District, B II Cozrt, Rep. 22d District, Thomas B Womack, Dem. 23d District, II R Scott, Dem. 24th District, J T Morehead, Dem. 25th District, J C Bluck, Dem. 20th District, George A Graham, Rep. 27th District, J F Payne, Dem. 28th District, Samuel J Pemberton, Dem. 29th District, S B Alexander, Dem. 30tb District, J G Ramsay, Rep. 31st District, M H Pinnix, Dem. 32d District, Cyrus Watson, Dem. wq uistnct, J A Hampton, Dem. 34th District, R Z Linney, Dem, J Dot son, Dem. 35th District, E F Lovell, Dem. 36th District, Riley Neil, Dem, B Berry, Dem. 37lh District, A Costner, Dem. 38th District, James L Webb, Dem. 39th District, J B Eaves, Dem. 40th District, J N Ebbs, Dem. 41st District, W W Jones, Dem. 42nd District, M C King, Dem. HOUSE. Alamance, Thomas M Holt. Dem. Alexander, R P Matheson, Dem. Alleghany, Landreth, Rep. Anson, William A Liles, Dem. Ashe, J O Wilcox, Rep. Beaufort, Euoch 8 Simmons, Dem. Bertie, T R Speller, Rep. Bladen, John Newell, Rep. Brunswick, Wm Grissett. Rep. F Buncombe, C M McLoud, Dem B G U-udger, Dem. Burke, S McD Tate, Dem. Cabarrus, H C McAllister, Dem. Caldwell, W H Bower, Dem. Camden, John K Abbott, Dem. Carteret, Rev L H Hardy, Dem. Caswell, James W Poe, Rep., (col.) - Catawba, M O Sliei ill, Dem., Chatham, D H Marsh, Dem., W A Lawrance, Dem. Cherokee, Robert Bruce, Rep. Chowan, E II Sutton, Rep. Clay, J S Anderson, Dem. Cleaveland, L E Powers. Dem. Columbus, H D Wliliamson, Dem. Cra'ven, W H Jbtinson, Ret). Cumberland, George M Rose, Dem, E.P Powers, Rep, CurritBdr, W IfCowell.'Dem Dare, E H Rlefcs, Dem: Davidson, H J Harris, Dem, Dr J F BeaU Dem. . Davie, P H Cain, Rpp. Duplin, John D Stanford, Dem. Durhami Robert C Strudwick, Dem. Ejlgecombe, WWiam Belcher, Kep, H R Bridgers, Rep (col): Forsyth, G W Wilson, Dem Franklin, W F Green, Dem H F Bul lock. Rep. -' Gastoro, James W Raid, Dern. Gates, John J Gulling, Dem. Graham, Geo B Walker, Dem. Granville, AHA Williams.Deni. J W Jenkins, Rep. GreeBe, W T Dixon. Rep. GAiilford, J W Fobis, Dem, J L King, Dem. Halifax, J M Pittman, Rep.II J New lin. Rep. Harnett, Daniel Stewart, Dem. Haywood, W W Stringfield, Dem. Henderson, B F Posey, Dem. Hertford, Geo H Mitchell, Rep. Hyde. Baum, Dem. Iredell, A C Tomlinson, Dem. A Leazar, Dem. Jackson, J M Candler, Rep. Johnston, H M Johnston, Dem, Jesse Brown, Dem. Jones, E R Page, Rep. Lenoir, Dempsey Wood, Dem. Lincoln, W L Crouse. Dem. Macon, J F Ray, Dem. Madison, D S Ball, Rep. Martin, D Worthingtou, Dem. McDowell. J C McCurry. Dem. Mecklenburg, J S Myers, Dem, W H Bailey, Dem, T T Sandifer. Dem. Mitchell, H Lineback. Rep. Montgomery, AlexLrHerKterson.Rep. Moore,' Dr H Timier. Detn: Nash, B H Bunn, Dem. New Hanover, W II Waddell, Rep, E E Green, Rep. Northampton, Robert P PeeblesJ)em Wiley Baker (cii), Rep. , Onslow, W J Thompson, Ddm. Orapge, J A Cheek, Rep. Pamlico, R D McCotter, Dem. Pasquotank, Noah R New by, Rep. Pender, R B Frazier, Rep. Perquimans, Frank Nixon, Rep. . Person, Washington F Reade, Rep. Pitt, L J Barrett,Dem., Calvin Stokes, Rep. Polk, Randolph, Burwell W. Steed, Dem ; H S Robins, Dem. Richmond, H II Carrington, Rep. JlObeion, E K Proctor, Rep; O S Hflye&vRep. Rockingham, James D Glenn, Dem ; Pryor Reynolds, Dem. - Rowan; Lee S Overman, Dem. Rutherford, G B Pruitt, Rep. Sampson, WS Matthis, Dem ; Chas H William iDcm.- j StanUy, Divid er Bennett. Dem. . Stokes, JobnPhillips, Dem. SucfC Winston Fulton, Dem. SwainSrn Hayes, Dem. Transylvania, Robert Hamilton, Rep. TtfrU, Fred C Patrick, JOem. : TJiifohi J:me Houston, TJern. Wake, James A Temple. Rep, Edward M Bledsoe, Rep. James H Harris. Rep, John O Harrison, Rep. Warren ft&d Vance. J H Montgomery, Rep; H B Eaton, Rep. Washington. J H Leary, Rep. Watauga, W W Lenoir, Dem. Wayne, John R Smyth, Rep; John B Person, Dem. : Wiifces, J Q A Bryan, Itep. : Wilson, John B Barleiji4 Dem. Yadkin, A E Hoi ton. Rep. Yancey, Neely Byrd, Dem. To Keep Pork Fresh. The Lumberton Robesonian thus te)labor Mt George W. Jonesof Bla den county, keep8 his pork fresh. He showed us a ham, which though 12 months old, was as good and sound as though right fresh no signs of bugs or warm about it. The plan for thus preserving hams Is very simple anJ we give it for the benefit of our readers as given us by Mr. Jones: After the pork inffirMAntiw 'saltfld wash tbe hams delta. "lnd Bprinkle with fine black pep- the flies and bugs get on the meat.wrajK the hams in two common newspapers, thetfpntrtMem"in large strong paper sacks, such as fancy grocers putup flour in. told .the acka,close shink anI dofiWe tbe end down and tie Ttt&ht'wTtii-a strbnff sWirg; hang them Lun Stif.aV ' i'or ttse,nd they will 4)6 all rlgut, wnu no ougo uui vtuiiuouu them. STATE VOTE IK 1880'AND 1882. By Congressional Districts. V1UST DISXKICT. Dock ery. 1,416 1,655 541 768 329 221 524 1,148 GUI 1,310 403 1,106 91S 2,054 276 861 Beaufort Bertie Camden Chowan Currituck Dare Gates Hertford Hyde... Martin Pamlico Pasquotank .: Perquimans . . Pitt Tyrrell Wsishington . SECOND DISTRICT. Jar- Box- Ben vis. ton. nett. . 1,717 1,743 1,680 . 1,188 1,721 933 631 523 632 627 854 600 988 326 725 . 283 265 183 . 1,009, 518 872 959 1,131 694 . 799 592 725 . 1,386 1,295 1,414 . r: fc4 386,. 622 ? - -W -1,062 703 ; -74 979 685 . 1 128 1,771 2,073 . "'410 353 883 . 621 950 525 . ft,753 14,459 13,451 Craven 1.190 2,816 715 2,211 E-lgecombe.... 1,723 3,470 1,208 3,054 Greene 863 950 921 1,058 Halifax... IjpZ 2,42r5"l,687 4,410 Jones 575 79 497 735 Lenoir 1,088 2,370 1,275 1,277 Northampton. 1,512 2,041 1,197 2,085 Warren 1,354 2,690 947 2,172 Wayne 2,330 2,233 2,010 2,106 Wilson 1,573 1,389 1,708 1,296 Totals 13,983 20,181 12,165 20,404 THIRD DISTRICT. Bladen 1,278 1,530 1,280 1,558 Brunswick.... 702 896 742 858 Carteret 982 705 843 667 Columbus 1,577 922 1,480 951 Cumberland... 2,079 2,162 2,116 2,159 Duplin 1,963 1,214 1,805 1,188 Harnett 995 724 817 731 Moore 1,452 1,397 1,377 1,445 New Hanover. 1,359 2,349 1,564 2,607 Onslow 1,035 530 1,190 557 Pender 998 1,246 1,03d 1,230 Sampson 2,108 1,638 2,066 1,634 Totals 16,528 15,313 16,176 15,585 FOURTH DISTRICT. 1T8 1,158 L905 1,824 1,982 1,589 1,159 988 4,259 1.619 921 1,968 2,041 1,717 1,492 986 1.482 4,675 FIFTn DISTRICT. Alamance Caswell Daviason Guilford Person ', Randolph Rockingham. - Totals Chatham 2,129 1,888 Durham Franklin 2,034 1,993 Granville 2,831 3,142 Johnston 2,073 1,707 Nash 1,556 1,367 Orange, 2,225 1,914 Vance-. Wake 4,280 4,648 Totals 17,148 16,650 1,447 1,277 1,295 1,076 1,446 1,790 1,247 1,662 1,745 1,887 1,744 1,7(5 2,251 2,248 1,985 1,747 1.308 1,103 1,147 1,090 1,976 1,834 1,789 1,368 2,361 1,502 1,946 1,113 1,181 966 1,220 507 13,714)12,537 12,373 10.234 SIXTH DISTRICT, Ap80Ii Cabarrus Catawba Gaston Lincoln Mecklenburg. Montgomery.. 'Richmond Robeson Stanly. Union 1,307 975 1,736 1,059 1,465 1,357 1,326 707 1,867 619 1,615 555 1,097 1,127 1,024 832 902 763 778 G47 3,289 ' 3,205 3,327 2,705 695 '898 671 848 1,340 1,739 1,354 1,964 2,253 1,934 2,087 2,228 873 606 917 620 1.4S1 880 1.2S3 564 16.898 13,823 16.118U2.S19 SEVENTH DISTRICT. Alexander Alleghany . Ashe Davie ... Forsyth . Iredell Rowan Surry . Watauga .. Wilkes Yadkin 772 514 1,027 913 1,765 2,346 1,679 1,370 672 1,480 920 375j 247 677 394 1,006 760 312 255 1.137 l,032t 898 1,790 1,603 1,855 959 555 1,548 1,153 1,005 1,126 1,560 2,199 1,591 1,204 725 927 794 1,656 1,374 931 623 1,576 814 Totals. 13.7781 1 1,522 1 1 ,837 1 0,869 EIGHTH DISTRICT.? Buncombe Burke Caldwell Cherokee Clay Cleaveland Graham Haywood Henderson Jackson Macon Madison Mitchell. McDowell Polk Rutherford . . . Swain Transylvania . Yanceyj Totals 1,925 1,666 816 1,761, 1.189 720, 1,332 909 296 480 165 1,074 971 748 356 1,691 419 643 383 181 544 29$ 1,183 217 904 498 63S 546 885 429 699 308 901 2Si. 319 645 431 62 474 592 267 406 959 640 656. 440 843 215 267 1,089 963 578 429 1,218 67 284 7S9 936 497 771 330 1.204 404 390 GS0 1,090 ,927 488 372 1,127 55 214 520 418 15,028l0,98Oil2;86; 10,352 Counted with Cherokee. 'Jarvis's majority ;over Buxton was 6,237. NEWS NOTES. Brookaha who threatened the Prince of Wales, has been sentenced to ten years' penal servitude. Rev. G. G. Sweeny, assistant priest at St. Paul's Catholic church, Philadelphia, died Monday night. A very large sun spot was seen from the Harvard College observatory Tues day, visible with the naked eye. In the opinion of observers this verifies the theory that magnetic and electrical dis turbances and flashing northern lights are primarily caused by solar phe nomena. An agreement was arrived at Tues day between the State auditor of Ken tucky and a committee of, the Kentuc ky Distillers' Association uhder which tbe distillers will act as the n gents of the auditor for the collection of the tax on bonded whisky owned by non-residents, which' the Supreme court of Ken tucky has decided to be subject to State and county taxation. A north-bound freight train on tbe Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto mac Railroad was wrecked Tuesday, near Fredericksburg, Vjm by runnina on a section of track from which the repair bands had removed the rails. James Young, the engineer, stuck to hi3 post, and was killed by the over turning of his engine. He was the old est engineer on the road. The fireman escaped by jumping. On account of the prevalence of diphtheria' and "other contagious dis eases in Boston tbe board of health has forbidden public funerals where Per sons die of contagious diseases. Tbe neajtb officer of Philadelphia reports that during the year 1882 there were 730 deaths from diphtheria, and that it is now largely On the increase. - The congressional committee to in vestigate the cause of the decline in American shipping Tield'.its concluding session in New York. Lieut Kelly, of' the United States nay, gave it as his opinion that ,twihirds of the ship wrecks arQ due to ignorance! and incom petency. Senator Conger and Repre sentatives Co and DIngiey were ap pointed asub committee to draft a bill' and a report to be presented to Congress at the next session. (tray hairs often cause annoyance, wbi S Park er8 Hair Balsam prevents by restoring the yaaut ful color. Put Me in My Little Bed. Mrsic-"Bead March In Saul." Rise bloody shade, of slaiiEh'ered Sims arle! Like Hamlet's father's spirit from theckles. At Buzzard's Boost, In mournful numbers tell, How hell travailed when Coalition fell? How sped the tale from Yadkin to Pe Dee? From sea bom Currituck to sjlvan Cherokee. How wbtte men's ballots, stretched the Liberal ass, From famed Blue Rldgs to stormy Ha'.Ur-aa. How lightning struck the alcoholic crew, And Pinch -ut whiskey for the day looked blue, Till he, who sold damnation by the glais, Exclaimed from 6b iksjjeare, "write me down an ass." To Hegkiter such Deeds. Jim 5 1ms go on, Recite "Othello's eccupatlon's Rone." Your "soul In arms, and eaaer for the frav." Can sing "I've seen my fondest hopes decay," xnat not a sign or Kooen "Hay xererte," Is left to Qgure in the tnise en scene. And Charlie Walker's walked, so slow and la?re. That Krwtn gave him. High. Low, Jack and Uanie. hlle Schenck's meanderlne in his one horse shar. Is pondering, "will I gst my nexc month's pay. These be the airs on which to toot your horn. Apostles of the still but now stillborn. ' Got trom a negro wench." Indulgent death Stifled your squeak wlih Democratic breath. A blast, cyclonic sort of Waterloo, That damned yoar parent lu the Revenue, Po all the greenbacks In the Hubbell fund, Cannot restore the mangy moribund, Nor all the weap ms of your favorite gods, Bungs' lcks, brass knucks and whiskey gangers rods, Can resurrect a leprous carcase dead. As Mott exclaims, "Oh. Put me in my Little Bed.' NOON DISPATCHES. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Resignations Requested. Louisville, Nov. 23 It is under stood now that Mr. Breed has not re signed the position of assistant general manager and purchasing agent of the Louisville and Nashville railroad, but his resignation has been requested by the company. It is said he will be re lieved of the position of purchasing agent on December 1st, but will hold his other place until January 1. Gen. De Funiak's resignation will be accep' ed to take effect January i. He will continue to be president of the Pensa cola and Atlanta road, which is being built under the auspices of the Louis ville and Nashville company aud ex pected -to be completed in February, 1883. It is not known who will suceetd either in the places when vacated. Meeting of Bondholders. Frankford, Nov. 23. A general meeting of the bondholders of the Brunswick and Albany Railroad com pany, of Georgia, was held here yester day. The bonds represented amounted to 993,000. The agreement in accoul ance with proposals of the committee and New York counsel was unanimous ly approved. It wa3 decided that the coupon certificates and coupons of 1872 and 1873, should be paid at the rate of one mark each. Murdered his Brother lor Some Wal nuts. Petersburg, Nov. 2.,. A horrible murder was committed near Smith Cross RoadM, in Mecklenburg county, a few days ago. Alpheus Thomas Jones and his brother Henry, both youths; quairelled over the distribution of a lot of walnuts, and subsequently the former shot the latter with a shot gun killing him instantly. The murdered boy's head was torn almost completely from his body. Eminent St. Louis physicians say: "Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic Is a very agreeable article of diet, and particularly useful when tonics are re quited, as it Is tolerated when other forms of ani mal food are rejected In Diphtheria, Ague, Malaria. Typhoid Fevers and every depressing dis ease, its use Is most advantageos. We h.ive pre scribed It with excellent success." J. H. Les.le, M. D.; (i. D. Copp, M D. ; S. B. Parsons, M. D ; R A. Vaughan, M. D. ; Dts. S. L and J. C Nledelet; Wm Porter. M. P.. and many others. (Remember the name. COLDSN'S-take no other.) A C.tltD. To all who are suffering from the errors and In discrellons of jouth, nervous weakness, early de cay, loss of manhood, Ac . I will send a recipe that will cure you, KKEK PF CHARGE. Ibis great temedy was discovered by a missionary In South Amerlci. Send a neir-aildressed envelope to Uie Rev. Joseph T: Inmaw, Station D, New York City. A permanent restoration of exhausted and worn out funcUons follow the use of Brown's Iron Bit ters. Bedford aluh asd Iboh Sprih&b Watsb and Mass. The great tonic and alterative contains twice as much Iron and fifty per cent, more aluni tnum than any "alum and iron mass" known. Just the thing for tbe "spring weakness" now so feneral. Sold by all druggists of any standing, 'rices reduced one half, mayll tf THE COWTRA.3TI While other Baking Powders are largely adulterated with Alum and other hurtful drugs, has been kept unchanged in all it3 original purity and strength. The best evidence of its safety and effectiveness is the fact ofi its having received the highest testimoni as from the most eminent chemists in the United States, who have analyzed it, from its introduction to the present time. No other powders show so good results by the true testthe TEST OF THE OVEN. IT IS A PURE FRUIT ACID BAKING PONDER -MADE BY STEELE & PRICE, Chicago, 111., and St. Louis, Mo., HaMtMtnrwra ( Lnpnlii Tsui fcruf. Sr. Prlec'a Spselal FlSToriot SitrasU, sad Ir. Price's Cslqse Psrfasies. TUTTPS POLLS A DISORDERED LIVER IS THE BANE of the present generation. It Is for the Pare of this disease aiul Ita attendants, felCK-HEADACHE, Blff0TJOTES3, DYS liglA7coy STIP AllQN, P1XSS, etc., that y TJTT'S PILLS have gained a World-wide reputation. Ho Bemedy has erar 'been discovered that acts so gently an the digestive organs, giving them vig;og to as eimilata food. As a natural result, the Kervous System is -Braced, tne Maaclea are Developed, and the Body Hobuat. OlaJLlJLs AOtxd. So"ra B RIVAL, Planter at Bayera SarayL.. mi My plantation la In a, malarial district, for rat years I could not male half a crop oa acoottat of bill oris diseases and chills. I waa arty discouraged when I began the ass ot TilTT'B pills. The result was marvelous : ur laborers soon boam bearty and robust, and I have bad mo further troasisv aimHaMOMesaittiwcu, Try (lila remedy fairly, ajad yej wfOmia lrsitls Dtceati, Vigorous Body, Pur Blssd, Strang 9terrcs, suid asoand Uvts. . amiss, so nsmr a. TUTT'S II AIR DYE. n Owat Hatb or WHBmt changed to lOwaj Black oy a single application of this Dtb. la Imparts a namraTooloT.and acts lnstantueoastar. 5i y eteggisbvec sent by express oaraesipi Office. 85 Murray Street, Kew York. t .tPfsW WMsr4Jsy' efRK9 MPffttw'f ANDSOHE DRESS -:o:- WK have lust received another stock of HANDSOME DSKSS PATTERNS at $10. 1R, 8IH aa worth 815. 825. $30 and 93 call and see iheni, ss they are the newest thing out ai, lot of that ritjeand 15c CASHMKRK 12 blacks and colors. The best stock ot All-Wool Oashmer blacks and an colors, from 45c to 51.50 per yard, in this city. Satius, Surahs, Ottomans, Brocades, SlT VJ a 11 aaIan r i sl miliili ft n r t. In - V O ll n n iLZtTJ nXY Tit'.11'-1:, or. J 5 kii)0lmar3'lrcu'arr' H1.16,1' PM "u ln a11 r-T.rJT r -cuiuuuiiisuju.s a ia to see our uuruurt lac a anij Cretonnes. Have Just received a large stock of HATS a,ncl CAPS At b ttom flsiures. Trunks Valises. H.wts an i Sh stuck is replendl lied lally by even thing ne.v that Inspection befoie buj lug. nol2 L. 11 BERWA Leading Clothiers and Tailors. New Goods ! Correct -:o:- Our Patrons: Ths Peoph. Oar Study: Their Interest. Oar Maxim: Fair Dealing. OUR REWARD: SUCCESS. WK Manufacture our own Mea's Clothing, and therefore can sell at much lower prices than any other house can offer the same woods. We are now prepared to offer the largest and best assort ed stock of READY-MADK In this section. OUR Furnishing Goods Department comprise the latetf out, and we are confident tha for beauty and novelty will copre with any ln the South. The last but not least, our Hat Depart ment, consists of only the latest out, and finest that could be found In the market We have taken special pride this season to secure such goods that cannot be found elsewhere. Our prices ln each aud every department are Invariably bottom figures, and every article sold with our guarantee. 3y Thanking the public kindly for past fsvors, and soliciting a share ot-your trade In the future, we are Very Respectfully, Xj. Berwanger dto Bro., octl Leading Clothiers and Tailors o C5 ox o o C-r-P 32 a W O to w -r- m O w o a P- 0D 3 B a? 19 o n si m o o c 03 m 2 CO B cr r ' o 1 M W a oo IT 05 c ' go m fjQ C3 Xfl o o " s a a (B a o B r-K a r s th D B 0D CD fTQ e3 .a 32 CD I O ta a I NOW The LARGEST and FURNITTJ EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET, WHICH I INTEND TO SELL, AT bottom: All are invited to call ahd see'nty goods and learn EM; i Wholesale and Retail Furniture Dealer PATTERNS -: o : i n . a ta-gn scoeit iittitary Bru aid Oraaraants 8ty'es a"J orlJ- A litrJ of Li ties.' Gents" - es U".i ' ck of Reidy-m.ide Clothing Our comes out. All we ask of the public Is to give an Hawara & Wkk SmittL Building, East Trade Street. k Styles! Closest Prices! :o in r H w H O w l-H H to d 5S GO Q 2- Cm 8l o2S t?H Biol 5,r W E, O fi " -I&55 0 01 " A F- b-1 5?Ci(ww - CBCO- m&BO -"SESlr Ct f-iCO - CO O f s cc Q t 111 m o n CD P- HAYB Prettiest Stock of the Prices. .LJ" ll BRO m g 5H 3 H H hci g g 53 ? n & j b (C W 6 O 3 62 HE ; I.. "uui i ' t ANDREWS I 1 U 1!