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BUSINESS NOTICES, :
.i f. Preserve Mr Wl
How Mian
,nr investigated tills sitbtoctgtves
One who h prto say that It la found In
the resu , " wftP especially
Woman'iLtmi, all-oontrolilng organ. the
to that SSSing its dUordera. and curing any lr
.SinV'meiM"." or "oursea i. j;
SSiKidVyemaio itegulator acts like a charm to
and in sudden or gradual checking, or In
w tuSTvoDvaee of the "monthly eoursea,"froia
SSil mentaltrooWe, or like causes, by restoring
S?i natural discharge ft every lnstanee.-fn chronic
r?:a an often lesifltlntf In ulceration faluna- of
the womb, tta action la prompt and declare, sav-
ing DO wuBKWuvu uuui uiuuvriH vfi lou
nmatnri decay. Preoared b Dr. J. "Bradfleld.
Atlanta, Ga. Price:-trial size, 76o; large alze,.
S1.6U orwo W7jauniBi-' . :r r
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Malaria. Cbtlla and Fever, and Billons attacks
poaltlvely cured with Kmorys standard Wire Pills
an Infallible remedy; Deter fall to cure the
most obstinate, . loruc-standlng- eases, causing no
crlDlnc or Dnndnss iner are mild and efficient,
eertaln In their action and harmless in ail cases;
they effectually cleanse the si stem, and give new
life and tone to the body, is a household reme
. y they are unequaled.- For Liver Complaint their
qua! is not known: one box will have a wonder
, fnl effect on the worst eaae. they are used and
MMMrthAdhv PhvHtnliuta. .and aoldbV DrUKZlste
eTerbere, 2ft and 60 cent boxes. BmoraLUV
tie Cathario Pills, best ever made,, only? 15 cents
' Dtandard core cow 114 nassau street, flw im.
janzra eod Bmw a t ' y
r, ;Pflerttgemet8.
I""'
UUltM'f,
AbsoIutelyJJurC).
This powder never varies. . 1 marvel of parity
strength and wboiesomeness iMora economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In
Btltion witfl me muiuiuae oi low testv saort
weight, alum or pbosphatepowdera. -Sold only In
ans. uuiaju daa.iju run una uu.,
sept20 106 Wall st, New York.
kVROY DAVIDSON,'
Bsle AtrvBt CftaurlMtev IT. CV-, i .
Brown's Iron BrrrERs : : i
is one of the very few tonid; - ".
medicines that are pot cdm- ;
posed mostly of alcohol or ? v .
whisky thusT becoming a v..i,lrJ,
fruitful source pf Intempeiv-
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tor nun. t
Brown's Iron BittersT;1
Is guaranteed to be a iron'
intoxicating stimulant, and
it wUt in nearly every case, i
l take the place pf all liquor, ,
, and at the same time abso-
hitely kill the desire for ',
whiskey and. other intoxi- v 4
eating beverages. ' 4
Rev. GW. Rice, editor of
the American Christian Re
tieufj paya pf Browrfs Iron
Bittersjlii $ :?A I ' w
? JlCb&0.,iJcrv,j;6,t88t.
" Gents :-The foolisharast
lng"t!f vital foree'lnbosiiiess,
pleasure, and vicious indul
Vlgenee of onr people, makes
- 1 TP0? preparation a necessity;,
" and if applied, will iave hun
4r.eds who.rjMortJto saloons
' ifbrtciaporaryrccflper
Brc
3 IRONBITTERS
Kas been tnoroUgnly tested . ..
for rjVspetfeiaVf
biliousness, weakness, debil-
ity, bverworlyrhlitusm,
heur?ft?consirnlption,iA .
troubles7cl"tj never
permanefttipeHe , T
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1
good iiEWSMfioaii tirasi
hassiaiteda FKB mdOT8TJ3 DeUvew
waKon, and say he wUl gaarsntee prom:
ruKsu risu aaa uystkbs 1 ;
Just from the Ice-Cheii to the Kitchen iboor, to 15
minutes time' and' netmlstake Be keeps-a fall
supply of Irish and Norfolk: titers and promises
J Please everybody irad tt He- asks' f hto
wmers is very liberal patrona and prom ijtpay
bmws, and he will grow rich and ttjey l
Uston for, the rInglfigottba ftjeiL when yon
nar it we are close to you and ready for rHV . .
IS hereby
. to the G.
i made
I thn Clanmat iaaamhlv of North -Cn)1na. at
tkheatseetton.'to- grant Charier for a Street
wwway company m uieeuy ot vaariowe,
B0v2aasr laai -totetr 1 ' -
BsaMtnii lb. vtiik lTIa t!mbl
Doerrt loviur omita: llMea tothlA.', and'Abralram
Lincoln; toen President, ; roaa tntd his ahatr, tn
nis omoe tn wnHeturase ana res a, in (re mo
ling tones, wu icq uateatee a is own: pronmnd ap
:predattonof lti Dr. -W; Hotmesf tat Xal.'.' o
t Theyaav that laJtfs crime. v.
' llot batter ma was feuTid
By the crier in hucw4 ! ei ima&i te
ui mtrt u jtau tiopocu
t aveea earvM tor many a year
Mi- wir9iaMOnnfotAus.Bi&chamton. M. I. la
X as" old"
sbrithesttnbieTBotbn dtt?eir at,
aom the poet wrote" wttn-soch fender pathos, yet
bast 'dent of th(Je years," he writes, rihave bean
perfeet adppie from rbwmaaam; inobbitrf
NoWhiskey!
i rgi'ia iii .aitrant t , . ...
sdvanfthat an aDDUcatlovwlllbc
, . v Sbout as best 1 could wltit my eane. I took Faryv;
, v Svt umaMToa aod aaanow supple andJtraiig
- OHJnask i liieraia noirsoe of the disease
; W. lioah whole"' erotKtot of Dla'gV
" nunpeon. writes Hmsm.- EiCOX at CO.. of New.
J oritiTropTiPtop, of theJonW-owttfytef to Ma
miioyle'sdoiiua:oar-y ij?-. --.
' " iT""1 ITJIl All JUT " TBT '
i f 1 1 i c i
RjWnP&rVer's' C:r9t Tonic U s rKaiy cf to-
? i; ILnii, greater rape and power. Ttrws l dia
,v. x imZ eri,ln rm. ka im-- .t t 1 1 or
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ten
S alttimert watfat the
OeUtral Hotel Yesterday. . y r
.an(tAtlctVB'wa at thfe Cen
tral yesterday? ..
' : EyCol John N Staples, of GreenE-
boro; was in the city yesterday abd put
npactne uaxoro.. Hfc?f i
; : r-The member of onr fire depart-
menccoan sieep iubbb mguurwi.iu viio
eye operx and their boots on.
The Carolina Central " pay train
came in yeserdayvL Tbi; tafita lTf:
" tf Tbe rusbTtor hbines in thi West
sUli continues.- A-party of 23 mfent'WO
men
kfrit,--! r -t'-on n?H
. ,r-Owintrto a breafcwliso&th
engiiwjtbe CbarkiiteJi:CWmblaand
lugusta itrafh,!!reiIiere ?ah tour
late yesterday eyening. - -rGsiihefB
Tn6W "building: and the
Dijr gas works give ; a decidedly im-
proved appearanc;5075njopKH tu
tbibgs'on west College, stfew'
.-a I
WHMurphf- at Dry
Wildefs drag score, " paroueai np- jxui
TUn'nrtnaM'fi nose' veatefdav.'and'a neat
inh his ihadft of 16. tOO."- : I M
Quite anumber of cppies-iof The
Daict Obsketeb eo across tbi water. I
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anti yesteraay one pew name irom ieeqs
England; was added to our foreign list.
tSTMt ; Harrevs Mcllheny. 'a sDrishtly
toy .from W0iaington, who 'jis been
on a. few .weeks. visit to Charlotte, re
turned to bis name by the seayester
tea party "of our6unjf ;oer
pie tooktHa Carolina Central.traln last
night:. for Laurinburg, to attend the
fair to be "given ; by the, ladies j ofj,ttte
.The compress- broke dowa yes-'
l.j ! J - a '
loiua v luuiuxuK auu -a xuiuo ut mcuuau-.
ics from Liddell's foundry Were called
out to repair it. They bad everything
in working order by dark.
Maj. J. B. Ezzell, of Columbia,
representing thelbsurahce' companies,
is in the city to, adjust the losses by the j
recent fire in the Sims & Dowd build
ing. He is at .thjsj&ntrai:1' t ' " '
; GST tn mentioning the fire companies
that worked on the Sims. & Dowd
building,- we accidently omitted the
Hook and Ladder company, which was
on hand promptly' and did good work.
The big ladder was used at this fire, and
it was the first time it has been brought
into service for ten years. " '
tSr Many Citizens" , writes The Ob-
sebveb to say: that application will be
made to the next Legislature to. amend
the charter of theoity.of Charlotte. We
give, hln th$ benefi of this notice, but
take occasion tc say that it does not
:!.!! i.7.i."ri.if ' . - ' -i - i, - .
comply? rirlthi the. Jaw in such, . cases
'"Tlrnere wilfcbc- plenty -o f amuse-
Kjaext' week;. Marlon Elmore
Chispaon the 18th, the "Maid
of Arran" will come , the next night,
and lXe8tayer'8J,Touristsw"Wiirbe 'here.
itt ihcifettl iTai JJray fbftOS Marion's
JIMUnpajfi usual artistic1
i3The ad vertisementan : The Ob
SEBYEBuoVfiayornm for a
lost dog, did the work pretty quickly.
A gentleman in Lincoln ton! read the
ad, Monday and a short time -thereafter
saw the dog coming into th'at town, its
old home. He sent the animal to its
owner in this city on yesterday's train.
A Suspicions Death. . -
A colored woman named Emma
Johhston died at her home in the city
Monday morning, and her body was
boxed up and shipped to some distant
point for interment. About two months
ago' Emma was Severely-beaten by a
colored man named Anthony; Rivers,
and though ;.iirTjeMh;.iaay npt! W tho
result of this bf ating, some are disposed
to think that it was, and there was talk
yesterday of having the. matter investi
gated, and it' was stated tb&t the county
physician will take the case in hand.
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Housebreakers at Work Arain. . f i:
before last some thief entered
thedining ' iwm'v.of iJIr.'Wf;W Grier,
whft liyes on ast Trade street and rob
bed Itof a tbtof M, fresh- meats and a
quantity of flour.. After sacking the
thieves broke into the old smoke house,
sot. knonmgi petbaps, thatt it had ceas-
jto,b.used,as a meat house, ana were
but poorly rewarded for their trouble.
Innsenuence of this raid MrGriers
brealfastWrgotXou uytmdef difflco
uiejofixtanorning. -.j s-
J,r.?VVt?!?B ftom tne century co.
Tne preliminary-notes ana ntaiuea
for'Bawthorne'a posthumous novel,
"Dr. Grihlshawe'tf'Secret.' are fin two
meientmmTomim char?
acter. Onfrgfotip, in the; possession of
Mrs-B6sHawthorn0throp,''and
how appeariigirthe "Atlantic Month-.
lyi?seem to onsist of passages written
out in - narraflvend-dlaiogue ffoirm;
Another .imnivof ujflual length.
ebtislstsof "Botes only, ana. these nave.
been totaeM; m iWXSM Hawthdrtf
in the handaf ttia editor l the Cen
tufydsblecUons from them wille
publish in ihj?anuacyi numberoi
that makt9
aTecnrdpifiBxtraorm inteVb'
jtog acomplef of 'hoUs
ticicipwsatria .mexnoqs ox uuo ui
a m. ' m la' a . a S - a a
..methods Of one ofiXJ S vs Milton.Baumgarneri nol pros.
t a, m ai ' I" '.. ?- . . ai -. a, at
thesnbtlekaitiU hat eve livedto
makiag of aue
nj romance. fci;
ISu iar
s:WfifAtVlflrman who
vMtovrfiiv acded int the accident
aoout two week'sinca jqiea yateray
mbfnfolfk !lpbM:atreet.
aeni ne naq sunereaanienaeiy, cudk
sflATiWnitltWfc7ttefornMlL!wfie
he Me.pea ta&ttBt and was rational
howeVer,he,Was thrown! into jpasma
ji'-w . , f.-. : - - ft . .
ana oeatn. Roon-.KXBiievea, nim oi-nia
fiwft&Ht Seller was abontfjafy eara
4Mflajeteijij!rireaBate :cau.
Be came from Compaq 3hops,wb3!Cw;
be was 4narried, and yesterday evening.
Jij&te ttsitr f. iat ttt-rjSS-"
ggjfA h tUHf yVa .rVoJ
d'.:iyr it i t "P. K '
s a.j i r 5t 9! j''
5- "":lf';.- J-iitVi'-'
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A DEADLY AXE.
Two Colored Men Slain at Lilesville
Woman in the Case. 1 -t
k; terrible ddublet murdet" Jpccurred
nmhti tSefore lasttiruestulelon thft
coiorea peopienana tne BiayiuK, .;w
done by-Alex Dockery? and his Wie.,
But Tew" particulars, Jn' regard tothe
Iragedy could be learned yesterday but
such as we were aoie to get we gjye w
ibe putlia
tiad-lopg entertained aaenmUy against
iwo'ipertain colored men who bad been
inOTt; to fan
she, from some cause or im6Uier,ioo a
dislike itf'jthsi;iAjiuid persuaded Alex
to kill vAiif:Ua Mon
day . hight, Alex waylaid the men and
brained them with an 8XB. - CHe fled and
has not been , captured. C The; woman
who insUgated the crime - was,ayrested
and carried to jail; -. We could not teara
tbwj names, of tthe Inuretfooeft;
The officers are on tbe track of tbe mur
derer, and will no doubt c&pthlin
Jim McDonald and Davsater Set Upon
and Beaten by Two Men. !
A' very ugly fight between two farm
laborers and "Mr Jim McDonald and
Jis daughter, occurred yesterday on Mr
McDonald's farm, jiear'the Jity.: Jim
had gone to a part of his farm, where
. the? two men, , louis? Tbornburg and
brother were.worJtin& Ttb - have some
sort of a settlement with them. ..Mc-
:Donald 4augbter! aeebmpanied him.
ju ma euurae gi? conrersaupn Dec ween
the parties, a quarrel arose and. Thorn
burg and his brother set-upon MrM
uonaia- ana nis aaugnter, knocking
them both to the ground and beating
them severely. The girl 5 ;waa knocked
down twice and'the twb men Were still
sorely ielaboring berself.and father
whn Cant Frank Dickson and John
Henderson, colored, fortunately came
Ojmt a stop to the fracas. Father
tod 'daugW were'as bloody; as stuck:
iia'ad'l Mr MeDiad; 5who was
beat with a fence post, was paiofully
hurt, being bruised all over: besidea
having his nose badly bitten. But for
the timely arrival of Capt Dickson and
"sheflif Henderson, they would have
suffered terribly. What the cause of
the difficulty was we were not inform-
ed.ibut it will be investigated to-day by
a magistrate.
Inquiring Abont the Train.
Perhaps of -all the silly questions
ever -asked of one person by another, is
asked of men who stand around the
trains and by their important manners
or conspicuoQSppeaiance, convey the
idea to the anxious that they are the
men who ought to know all about the
train. Capt 'Porter, the depot police
man with his brass buttons and; silver
badge, draws the wfresh cases! to him
self like a candle does the 'moth. Yes
terday tho waiting room-was full of
emigrants bound, to Texas. They ar
rived at 10 o'olock in the morning, and
as their train' did not leave until 2 at
night,1 the poor policeman had a hot
time of it. When The Observer re
porter approached him in the 'evening
for news, he acted as if, the tobacco he
was chewing was a lump of worm
wood instead of a quid of fine cut. He
had scarcely commenced to tell us what
a time he had had answering all sorts
of questions propounded to him by the
emigrants, when a little sandy-haired
fellow, with mustache dyed a tan bark
brown, rushed up and pointing to the
Bichmond and Danville train, which
was just getting ready to pull out, and
opened up. The reporter drew .oft a
few steps to watch the proceedings and
hear the talk.
"Is this our train?" shrieked the
fidgety emigrant.
"Well, now who are you?" asked the
officer as he glowered on the man, "and
where'd you leave your train at. Where
are you going?" "I'm gohjgto Texas
I don't want to get left," was the pite
ous reply. ;
y"God forbid that you should," was the
officer's fervent exclamation. 5U
"Have they got it loaded yet," the
emigrant continued, "and Willi have
time to go back and see my trunk ?"
He kept dancing around the ofiicer as
hexontihdedrl"whete's Joe.; King-rule's
on that train, where will I find him ?" ,
., fin this.coacb next to the rear," was
the despairing reply.
"You , mean in that, kyar the last on
th6 end down yon way
'YesT,. howled the offictr, and the
impatient questioner darted off, but
had gone only . a few steps before he
rushed back, almost out of breath and
gasping, "will I have time to go back
there.1 Porter r swung his club alofty
but the little fellow dodged and cutout
tofmdr'someb6dy'''-else to interrogate.
Tbere is 20 odd emigrants here to-
aysaid; tb office tothe repbrtr!
d it has. Tteenvtnis: way; for the last,
tenJiours. Whenever a whistle r blows.
shifdng'ierigine comes along,-thV
a tJl. t aSil- '
crowa set on me ana a wnoie exuuou.vt.
-Webster's dictionary will not v jqutet
thera.trve answered oie thousand
questions for them, and it's hjI hours
yet before they leave. I bit.ihefatei.
of the 'eondttctorho has tp.handlfLj
themtonlghTttd the reporter
TbftJTieral ConTt. ' f
Zhe following Cases were disposed pi
by the Federal ourt yesterday :.TJnVs
ted' States v Sauda French, for
taiHflgttskeywithout ajlicehs;jgail
lrench was fipmmittel tglalljo
iPSi ?i, $ms ,9ntinuea, alias
apiasta issue. xaaTf. f ,.JS
TT CJ Ttn.t1 TT A nAratira nrwl urns. . .
P UwArAStroupe, jury tjrtal,
teMtatschaged?
-.
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.Therla8t cas
caseltrfed was Jthat of iiWtn
;&en"0i thjootmsei was concluded and
after what he had seen, could woniy en-
theljase gtvenite the jorjf atldajrkSftl !ftH225M
T. f-"r:-f2-i2irflll.la,'-illnllfaa
a VerulCt, DJlCinuurs. aviug Kuur,
thelerk tecetved tHe verdict and will
jrtveit this morning . IfXfiiT-
-1,nt V-wjMi- ;-v If5-
J ioilracVi'ebolenfi mafbs Very"nfee for IB
u aui mil .a ia
minatinsar. luoncsuu - i-u,
Sot thm Kroner thto ta Tin a coflfTl . witt
Siul's cdugh szmrS ?)6kep0n a 1?
eouga xtEt i..- i f-'r--'.- -
!e-fc-:fd reseficsVrtwi years In' CallfoN
tromUait-rCCXAmamo.tM seetoj
v- -t r - '-j j':is:tMt :nniat!sni,';sIt? E?r
-.::iiwi;::sc::t:cacc:;;:c7;i
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A Brakeniaaa Band Gone.'
Jackvans, a colored brakeman on
the Air Line road, had his hand mashed
oil between the bumpers of two cars at
Spartanburg yesterday. '- He was coup
ling the cars and let his hand carelessly
drop between the twoTbumpers as they'
came together, .The hand was mashed
to a pulp and was scarcely recognizable
aaa ' human hand. It was amputated
andihe unfortunate brakeman isdpihg
."well as could be exapectod, as the old
wometi say. .jt - t
MeeUn t ol the Street Cw-amfttW-rive
vHewHyaraata, Bte. ,;ijf j
: ,The street committee; held a meeting
in the city derk'spffice yesterday morn
ing to take action in regard to certain'
street affairs.1 It was decided to locate
fivehewr hydrants in the city 'aafoU
lows Oae at the cotton phUf orxh ( one
at the corner of C and 8ixth ; streets,
and three on ' Eighth, between iTryon
.wd'ttdia ptrtxC l ;';u -'f-ThecommUtee
also madeti fsettbP
msnt with contractor Cecil, for making
and laying the brick for the sidewalks.
Mr. Cecil was paid, something over
suoo. -. :
Complaint having Jeeu made about
the defective grade of the rock workon
the pavement of College, between Trade
and Fourth streets, the contractor: Was
ordered to take up the pavement, and
.relay it. .:Jf. : :. :
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North Carolina College Affairs! ,
' At a meeting of the Bofd of- Trnstr
ees of North (Carolina College the foK
lowing resolutions were passed unani-
mousiy:- -ij ;
: j. i2oZt5dt That the thanks of this
i ward of jTrusteea of l. C College are
due and are hereby tendered, to the
kind friends in New Yorkv Philadel
phia ahd Baltimdrerfor the generous
aid bestowed upon out college, in this
time of its need and foe the universal
kind treatment which tne President of
the College, Bev, G. D.Bernheim, D.DH
received at their hands dating .bis re
cent visit to those cities, and we ' be
speak for him their continued kindness.
, 2i 7&6Solied, That we also express oar
gnat satisfaction at the success attend
ing Bey. Dr. Bernheim's laboiand au
thorize him to continue the same at his
o wn discretion as it js the earnest de
sire and purpose of this board to so en
dow the institution that tuition may be
eventually free,
At the same meeting the subject of
co-education of the sexes was discussed
at some length, but as no conclusion
was arrived at the matter was indefi
nitely postponed. . .;
Don't All Speak at Once.
Here is a chance for those of Our
people who own mining lands, to turn
them to good account. The Observer
received the following letter some
days ago, as its date indicates, and we
think the best thing to be done with it
is to give it to the public Any of our
readers who might . have mining
property to dispose of by pooling can
make a strike now by .duly advertising
thesarne.1!. .v ... -
qbahi$i Me Not. 28.
To-the Editor of theObservec.
Do youkMW of any parties in your
viinftyt who3 have; valuable -mining
properties for sale and who. wonld be
willing to put the. same Into a first class
development company ffoij stock a
Mmpany-which wilt pay 10 per cent,
dividend within) five months, having 20
properties now And just sold one and
possibly two. Capital $500,000 and
$200,000 shares par 2.50 of which 60,000
shares are reserved as treasury and de
velopment land: of which responsible
parties have pledged $100,000 if needed.
t . .-. ,: YcrrjKS &a
Methodist Appointments
Special Dlspateh to the Observer.
Raleigh, N. (X, Dec. 12th 0 p. m.
The appointments pf ministers by Con
ference now in session here have just
been read, The list is too long of course
to send by wire, but it will be news to
Observer readers to say that Rev,
Marcus L. Wood will be Presiding El
der for the Charlotte district for the en
suing rconference yearv and that Bev.
J. T. Bagwell igoes back to Charlotte as
the pastor of Tryon Street Church, and
that Bev. J W. JVheeler will remain in
charge of Calvary Mission Church.
:- -4f&ai"f4'. B..T.GBAY.
So it appears that no change has been
made in the three appointments sent us
by telegraph; and the respective char
ges wilt be glad to welcome their old
pastors back, for another year. Ed.
sXvery ene has a wfll and a mind to think for
himself, yet many wlU ge about hacking: and
eeughlng until a Mend recommends Dr. Bull's
cough syrup for that eoogh. .. '.n
1IABKETS BY TELEGEAPH
niCXMBXBja, 1883
pOMESTIC. ,K4TJtt8TOBW.v -OuitusTon-SDirtta
TurDenttnei lower, sales at
47c. . Bosln, anchaaaed. atraiaed and good
straaied fhAKVf-- - ; a
. . WtumaTOT-Splrra? terpentine steady, at 4TMh
Uoslfl strained dull, at good strained
steady, at S1.40. Jsx ateady, at f 1.8a erode
Turpentine .steady, at jtfiQ.for hard; S2Q for
, j - 'Ji k . .33. , ak-c'iaa-aaaap ' i-d. -r ?-
THnBTir-i'TlafA steady and : anehand.
fWheat-in fair demandi No. 2 red winter
Cora-quiet; mo. a watte 4; . s mrxea 400)47.
gats steady; auxea n western au. novtamna-
steady and unchanged. Hogs unsettled and tow-
- BALffMOKBVBWXjH tloar. omet and tmehatned:.
uowaiu eueet
extra a76
HUla Annex.
tuo Kfanoa o.a wneat Bootnarn aieaay:
Western a shade better and omet; Southern red
S1.0Sa$1.08; amber SL09SS1.14; Ne. 1 Mary
lajidS1.40i4 asked; No 3 Western winter red spot,
and Cwewnoer 91.07 asked. iGorn-Sontbera
ateady and falrJx otlvei WesameaftSf i aoathera
m mmmmi "
' ' Bllmitoanjroni'' .Oata Arm and quleti Sooth
efnfJ48nreMera white 448; mixed 48046
3te.tMvltMlak- !1AA JQ fctfhallali-TBrasi nnAKeniwti
mess portr, af 6V76. Bnlk meats shoulders and
TibSK
aSdMseed.SiaflHOSi. '. Baeon-ehoolaV
ratiw; etear no sue 3aams l4Viaio.
Laidwiaanad: 12V CoGtim-. Bto maim
onUnary to fair of7V uar quiet; I soft
8.--w-kjwer.anddull, at Sia7iOStl&
Itolabtt.imauagg.Ti ww ,
:Lmt-iek'ia!l andonelgwitea
-au'iana tower ana cioeea at tne insiae ngures;
If a, w rea ran w&a tor, eaan:
Vovicpvow tor January; no.
active and lower, and otoslni
at Bwcc4vvt rar casaj iot ui year;
nicnr ana
DC
m lower, mt 8Q4O40M for cash: 8haswy
the fean B6a8o Jannary.Whlakaj
eft at 1 1.18. ' Pork' -dnU and lol)bln74t
for
Dimwit el 1.18. ' Pork ' itnll -and: lobblna.
S17 25 Balk meats and Baeon on! a amaa loo
trade donet LardvUet and nominally. a
1.1 ft5t vilr rT''h' ' ' I r;
Cpii
in rwur, easieztnaniy a lomva can
UK
WJii!
ai uwi ajaanii f m- w
iweaaer;- a auxea
KBUirX5&Bk fofe Deeeber: 2
ear46046- Oatt-weker: Mo
Pork-neavy, at aiioa
fata idemand.1 bnt lower, at
. f . . w.-1. - - - a..M mm All .kmla.
Bl; ri 11: dear 12. WhlSaWiM-flra-ewapd
Sol Qotabir SWr. at fTf a iar-nrm afJt
not qaoUWyhlrhrt r hars fi f
ervosat ciear rue via. amcma-nvmrnj ; iiuuiuia
and butchers tS.l06M.iQ. -j -v: " " r
bsiooi-Sloor. ainet and steady." Wlsaat'-th
I market u dull and priees a shads aigfwrt Begalar,
1 Wi tor Deee r 4 ." M. re Jammn : Ka.
1 2 nd .ar k ! o. 9 Cl"v rr?n
fIT.- com aeue ua wmr, t w )U
eaK. naMRbet and Jscnarv. Data Lxarn at
bii , tor eaah.; 87 far Iyfemfcer; Ik
Fo.aV-U: J'-Vtr. al fl7.S.-,;ii i k-4
I
-str, at.lXwfTeMii MvXE; t r
.. J i...- i, "i ,hTMf??fyT'?t"i?M?"y"""'
CXTITCSL:
6lI.V9m gtaadT! BlVTin 1Rla:lMaaU
ropj, osdinary eet net seepta t,7io;
gross IU83; ea'je 1.850; fw llU.tarort
ttnent i f Stance . i ttehaanal.
V awpam Z.Dia: mI t IB)
KoBWtJt--QuJt: aaWdttBt lOci
ismTi iti
A.7O0: arros H.10Q: etoek 1
91: erports eoas.
wi- 2,494; salea 1,794. expert te toes Brttala
e,697i to tln.iwV ; j ,T-
Bajaafosa-QDJetVBBlddlhig ssss
dnng 9c; TOod ordraaiy 0etaet- reeetpte
; groes MS; sales 40Orletoek I i,7Ms; oxporta
avlaav i i ? wtiiiai 55A linmto te aLaast
lt-un?97:teontlneQt-. f , , r '
5 Boaroa-eteady; aatddUng 104e; low aittaf
lOUe: good ordinary fUfat net reeemta l.C:
gross i 180; eatoe -: t took &S10f exnotU W V
Wtunaaroa riuul mu&m a ia.i a ts if3-
dling OHe; jrood ordinary r5k4 net raeatf a
areenJI0S sales -j eteek 1S343; aa-
meonttaent v;--: pr -.- . 2 '
drlnc lUaet sfood onnnan ttb! hmmm. a
84? JgroswjreS; galas -t stack SJOiliil
nana iiimi Knuill aa. mi in i .
Britain:
aiTMraaa Oteady; mlddllag aes law
olH.geoderdim8,BMrM&484:
gross 5.554; sales 4800; suck lOl.sJTaxnoftB
to eeasflee 688; ta 6rawt BUsta : as
ftance ; to eonttnaat 2.72a - --
Haw Obijua Stes aatddung 10s; law
sports to Oreat Britain 13.223: to Tranee
osatwlso -ewaSfctWi S.87H to
Dei 1 " .'i'---. - a,'; r . .,' i.-t .,rt.
ItonLa-Qolet; ; middQnt 8e; low afUUmng
e; good ordinary 9ie; net reeslptK 2.17S;
cross 2 17; sales 10oTatoek2S781: exoerta
eoaatwlse 9MU to raanea t totoaat Brttata
Ibanis-istiMmiddli tW toei' ai'
ilddOng
216;
a;;,goea onuoaiy wo: nes
gross 2,916; shiptaents 4a,0V2;saias4,40S;
Vavmia. ...... ti:!i-.bn;ht j
UjausTiQalet; anddBat 7-16c; lowfalddUn
Bic; good ordinary 8Uej reee&M 1,109; shlp
asants ; ;alea IfilE. ?--7 1 i
CasUsToa-Qolet; tnlodllnr lMftl Jow 4aB
dune fiata: i Mod -unUnsn' fii4a ?mak set
4.009; groea 4009 -eales 100; stoek 109,
exportaeoaatwlae M6i to ttreat Brttatf
w .HHosu . io ' jrmnoe ' 11 '; so-aajw
ael ' ,-'- Jf r.rrj .v- '?" 6 - -a
W. Ica-Steady ; nnddimg oer low miM3ng
fejooa drdjnair 9c; set receipts -j gross
jjgahjpn JMt5Si , aa 2,a7.jito
V jrawTow-oSkj ses 222 oales;wdddnnc
pleads 10 7-lttc: aUddUnc etieaaa t0Ae; eon
soUdated net toaemts A4208: -axaotts te Breat
Brttatn83,10j to Vrajioa .r-Tr-t ta bosdlBeat
van.
J. Kaw Toaa-ltet reeetnta 1J00;
Fntnre eloaed barely steady sales 93,000
Deeamber......... lasio
January " 10 8Sa.8
keoruary.... .............. ........... 10450.40
March......... 10S7068
AMfl. , . ia9a.7p
May. , 10SlfS2
Ame.... 1 10.S8O.94
....... i... 1 1.040.08
Angust. ........ .... lU4v).15
September............
Kovember, I
ThevealnglsttonBeirottBays Toture
deliveries at Ue nest call sokt Ms aught deellna
and then fell saMoeaslvely tUl Deeembar was
bought at 1.80 Kaat 10.82; Jannary .88; W&
mary .48: March .60; April 71 ; namely 9 potnta
below yesterday's dosing qaotaUeaa The prJeaa
had sllghUy advanced since writing the above, hot
the gain was tost again, and at the third call De
cember was sold at 10.88: Tebroary .47; aUrch
.60; Kay .83$ September .80. . .
miBCUL.
' nw Toxx.
txehange, j t t t "480
uovernmenu aomewaat nigner,
Mew fives, t : ,i : : j :
jrtor aadahaUperoeaat, t
Tour per cents, t t r- i t
Money, t : i i t Tft04
State BoKls--negieeted, t t i
Sub-treasury balances Gold, : $107320
- 4 -torency, i . , 4,096
taosed offered at 6.
Kkw Toai-11 a. The stool market opened
strong and VfeOl per cent higher than It dosed
yesterday, the latter for at Fan! preferred. - The
market eonflnned strong and during most of tbe
first hoar recorded aa advance of 4tI2ls per cent,
In which St. Paul, Union Padflc Michigan Central,
Delaware, Lackawana & Western and Canada
Southern were most prominent. At 11 o'clock the
general ltt receded a fraction.
T00Z3--AcUve and strongt
Alabama Class A, 2 to 6, t i 8814
jiMBniav iiass a, smau, i r : H4
Alabama-Class B. 5's, i t r 102
Alabama-Class C, 4's. : t t i 861
Chicago aad Northweetern, tit 1.884
Chicago and northwestern, preferred, 1.66
i . )! V- t fT
Xaet Tennessee, i i , 10
minois Central, r t s : t 1.4St
Lake Shore, : t t i l.ieaa
LeoisvIUe and BaahvDle, : i t- t 62$
Memphis and Charleston, i 43
Nashville aad Chattanooga, i i j S2
New Tork Central, t ; i 1.82,
Plttsbnrc, : : i i : tlSt
Bichmond and Allegheny, t 'i 16
Bichmond and Danville, : ; i 69
Bock Island. : - s t i j . t.29
South Carolina Brown Consols, i t 1.06
West Point Terminal, t tit 261
Wabash, 8t Louis and Padfie, t t t 88
wbuhu, h. mhub ana rscwc, premrrea, tva
western unioa, i : t t : 82
1A
unuea states 8's, t ; j
Georgia 8's, : : t i
Georgia 1 mortgage, i &
Georgia, gold, : : : i
Louisiana Consols, t i i
North Carolina's, i i t J
North Carollna's. new, t t
North Carolina's, funding, t i
North Carolina's, special tax, ;
Tennessee 8's, : : : :
Tennessee, new, : :
Virginia 6'a. : : : : ;
Virginia, consollaated, ; ;
Virginia, deferred,
Adams Xxpresa, j j
American express,
Chesapeake and Ohio, ; '
Chieaso and Alton. t i i
t l.l'SVl
i 1.08
i 11.14,
. .;.
i is
t
41
40:
88
62
124
l.8t
: 78
Chicago, St. Louis and Now Orleans,
CnneotCoaL t : s : : i 2714
Delaware and Lackawana, " : 1.27
Tort Wayne, r : : t t : tl.86
Hannibal and St Joseph, : 46
Harlem, -: - ? : : . t : t : 2.00 .
Houston and Texas, i 75
Manhattan Elevated, : : i ; i 48
MetroDOlltan Klevated. j i 3. a- as .
Michigan Central, .: v t t 1.00
1
ssooue ana vara, . i ,: i j .
New Jersey Central, i t ' i j - i
Norfolk and Westejn.rref erred. : i
New Tork Klevatetl, : : i : ( 90
onio and Mississippi. : : i 88
Ohio aad Mississippi, preferred, : , -; ' f94U
PaelfieMaU, : : j i ' s li, 89!
Panama... : 9 : t i x ., itl.87 .
liver, j t : t i; : t4
ver, nrexerm' jt i 5: : o
l. : . v i : I t E21A
St Louis and San Trandsoo. ' i t - t . 88
St Lools, preferred,, it' i t 62t4
St Louis San TrancUco, 1st prelerred, 96VI
8t Paul, : . : ,i a ;i t 1.06
St Paul. Dreferred. t j i t t.-l 1.28l
Texasjractnc, : ' : . i t ;t jt 89
Union Padfie. j t ? .-. i t t 1.01
United Statea xxpresa. . .'j j ' i . f.
weurrargo, t t -1 x r - xas
Bid. Last btd, f Offd. Xx,lMv.; Usked
FOSEIGBT.
oorxox, ;
UraareoiaToo Flira; jalddPnt .apteds
Sl5-16d; middling Orleans Wd saiMi laooO;
speeoiattoa- aad exports l,000t reeelpta lliSOOr
vouukupienas: tow amnniing aiaoset
deUven 668-64d: Deeembec "!JaB.
Decern bT dU
nary 6
S7-64dOS 68 644: Jahnanr and lenrsw
6 67-64d066844d; Tebraw arid March 6684
Marcn aad AnrU fi SO S4d: AnrU and Mav 1 63-4 4d.
S 82-644; May and fone 64-64d Jutand Jjf
.0tHi4aF...riinirea. vm.ZRJZi&:rm.
rxrntfMox-1.80 f.lat-elanae:-
l)eeember and Jai
h BjloVCtrv
Tebraary and March 6 67
lJrarobfc 8 .-pand! low,
aUaae: 'December deUven SSMIad:
Jane 6 l-64d. The Manchester market la dull
Jjvxkwxx P. -fl-Sales ef aWteaa sottoa
7,t$O0. MUplands1ow aUndUnr elaas WU4
rrntxir p. st rlai low middling
eiaaset janoary ana xeorauy aeuvery o oo-04a;
March J14 ApsU fiSe Tatosea dan and
IM, CiTT COTTOll nxiurjET.
iW.. 'Uc-b, -&isogr'TaOaaaag-j.v;i :
; CsiuaAir-W Deoeabes M, x&jif. .
rrbe market yesterday dosed autet, at the fa
lowing. q notations 1 T - ix-.
aoooTbddanAt
Mlddttag f.. V fe t ;a
atrtot owmvwilrai. ,, , ,..,u.,4. t-j
lx?w.aaywlirna .o.....y..w. - s4(a -
TtagCaVi..WMAfvw.4...j;.89
stains ctoawi . vvy t. . K
Lowez, mdesv ... i.. . - 8 a
g;iafjarn; -ost ;
Bacerptstroa September ls toT4--j. Uji9
BjecalpasyestyiliyY ..... . 4
-VW.t1(aaWw'-K-ta'iV-'.l.i- f. P"1.844
reVaTf?r IfwT
BeceijiSjaa-ddaaet mauirt...., 48S
v'w -j? 1 t rr '"' " - - 1 -u
fi..i';n f IBM
Haj-a.amiaiaaiB.af laaa I
Coaperl)nSailu.i..Mi4.1.
lfxAia' 66a70
WaaaTt- J, a,,i-ufu-aw 8S099
faawalto. fwMMslitX. .,. lSaU I
Eaaa, Clay, xsw.bnajw.,. . , eoaes
iEaaS
J
A -.
wtaiaV,.";-...... ....... ,7. a,,J
lIjOTJaV
iTamnyStr
OaTshiiad.r4; '.y.,, 4,.,
BVTkn aafTPa..- '" . .... .V T
...mi . . ta. v. . a'
!R7r" ' r- J- i
i.wa,aIU'.; h'?: t, J
. . . 1- - r i
a liMftiei?f aex4
. t.44
C htctMia. . . ....
";?ttsiat.rt... v -8r
J, per EJL,aet..i......M...i.. i Id
tOTToa, per Ex, net v-k i
' . .
cUEUalBH IXXGU-WB013AX.'
niaaw rik atiaa "f .'T-''
iimT7 ...... . 14
v-a .lOairS
Vfri 6ia
........
j eae-Mke utx wa
" .1
wsiBj.....A.ii; e.ia
I i ; i. ', aMM ' : - 'v ' ,i ..". AA
ff. r - , ,-t,71. . nJM ivu
Corn, per
BatajrnT-i
r? .m ....a. ft.-....1
lnl. aai valval - " ' : - T
reaen, -
IFaai aBMaajaaa..a.,. ....
,. try c
labd, per Bx. Ual6
TArxw,neraW.M...w...... v,. 7aa.
riaias, eaofafsad. .. v ? v v -..IS!!-
faITr , -' r r'
Mountain,
"Jr - . A. rJF- aT T -
m..c.r.oi..b9iii
- 1.oj
VWUIUmu...,. .... a
11 w, ma wk. ........ .......... ....
Trcghtct
- tis'
&-'iai
1882-1883.
Superb inJ Mclj New kirtnd
1
. ' 3ZXto. 33to l-J-io.
Theeholoeetseleetlerielaewaria
of noveWea, r-TTINI FA-tCT GOODSil eta,
EVER OFFERED TO THE TRADE.
EMDdga. , . No Old Styles.
1--
DBISSINtl CASES, -JtWIL
BOXCS,
'" ODOBCASXS,- .
WOBI BOXH, ; '
' XllLT0iLIT8.
; xivTac canacsr vabiktt.
llso,van aaaensltt ihm at low pbIcxd
artdeittBtofwiTa
-1-7 Aaompleto ttaa t CTLtULOlD GOODS,
tBgnatraileofaawstylseaaBt,
rwaalJ- ,-
SO MSB.
aUmriLBrtsjsnttta Hlavlaaatnffl la ttM
CastvlMlaw ilisiaisillasi " T
tenyonsfcthatOWarf e of ihs lusteW
eomblnslonsevar piodaeaoV and my exnerlenoe
of that sort of thing has beenwide eaongh to aa-tltta-s4atafnttoBm
n.
H)h, don't krjow.- raanonded . the first Bpeak
rt friend, wUh aUttls yawn, as though he Wt
take aaach tQtereat lathe anMeet, "I have never
feeaa able s sw lanen diflksanes ta thoae things.
They are i prettf nearly Oif sam staw. and made
wttawitta'tigig itiflt ri' ,
,Th talk, of which UW for-olnt;Uafraa7aeQt,
took place In GsUOn, Wiwouri, pot long- kg,ta
the snog office of Dr. M. Tcnowera. ea4ef Uto
leading physicians of the Stats, who followed up
tbe vara la which aohad mtTOdnced it snbston.
ttallftothaaa-words i . ,
1 Koaseasa,that It taa rtgmafoto of a tier, or
taiher of a man who aSner I dossoT know or
eenn earn what h aaya, ThoMthtnga, as too
aatt them, are Jqstat azgntat tM mooa Is from
greea eaeene. Row. llnlmentfclotlona aaot atat
sae an very good In most aaes'for the relief
ot tsw'lirniimmatinBy gat? la the first place
they are andean. They soil the bands and the)
Kaon, bealder betng, siwaya sat ot jeaeB when
sjswapswiwaBMi i k ,t -
"ea. rj dear IJoctoi.' sighed 'traveler
from the i; art) "what -wwdd yea haveT This is
a wretched world aaVM; and aothhii lievex at
www m -mw tw en p
MiTaa,'! fabts ta Cm Doctor,
tobw with his flat, aaa scrwt BtasoiTSCAP
CTOWiiJTP3. fJI bars tried ttea sxy
jatie&aVa)tI hata t-- -tt aa. sayselt for aa at
toirnetTcrl3,tif5asaesrerjtf dtuA tnlr&a ttx-a ta toytga honra. The old
larrp-,BiccaetraMlvs OtpctocJaays
itlsJaa lBtffii1ir,!'''yi11rTi Laahgo,'
aeuon w WaWanaysiBaia--" :; s t .$ 1
; "I s a CP. Doctor; trt-tfr of need
Beaidn's,- said tbi trtret, pleaaaafly.
Tne eeatet of TJtomnlna. to on the wiw
ovanw: r t Chavtfsl<twiadL;''
Wmxm
4f
I AT a i - v
VvWmnTnaaf
J
llSaikeamslSaa11
lapgipaTioaaa
;a4c,
j.b. do:
1173, fltllsaejpraa, BaV
ap aiLXl BT J. B, anS9ICZ3:4k Ctt
rpCT Central BBtat at Greensbr " . cl lwI
BOttveanry arrrngsd. and now t 1 a r t r" i
istasw v. Atnaklha a
'dse9tI7twtf r.tT-
'3ra t?rif f'vt
jni.rlar'- ev .. v r
- j a ar-i 1.
rri t .rr j- i
1 t
ljlhjpoa< r?i.'. W
I U I . : S 1. L
1 r
-I -
S i. "1SP-.' .- A-fc.a...alU V.'-a
ajinBii
iL60
Vibin 1 Hnrwn
bale - I.. , .1 'i '.liij. eP.'lf ..'! c 1 :
sal. ;
pnnsin
4
1 wa. 1
TH WORST Tn,niv 11
1 1 i.7l:
r a
Curt J if sV'
FEtMrjurtrs mx itua.
a--.
w 1
A T ' - , "i J'V:;i 1 ' ..,
9
i ft jTt"ff a-eparawa-. w .- s awtsBSsa
FenfmtiiW&Killar
-BOSTON-
JLSif
IIETALLURdlCAt WORK
t Cres 100 tta. aad amvaros
Bm-awl, Tlgaiia'' TtrriTTtg. TttW8t
aiidMansmade. OonstrooOons at works
Ul I,.... Mmm VbU&I '
P"i2aAesa"cjfS.v;
m a -j? st? I Sa t
aouv satraSBs
' N " wit jouxTcsica
vfr tt f -t r--i- jca i-TOOliajBlf
COPPER UATTE AND BASE BULLION
A.B
atX7c.T7Vti
less
f.-it-:tS'.' -t-i.i iuitsli it ii.i. ,.
W- .' . V
1LUU2 UUlAW
Cnnn ikthx
a
lit ibQ forrilsBri at the latrodootory an up
' ' abaBte Bates estaboshed to the pobUsbers - '
- i aaaeavtofoia pabUahed.
AD(
School Books asai ta this seonoa keajt
ta stock and shipped ta any Quantities at Whota k
ssJeorBetaa
lIRTl
ansm
axj extenarrs aaa traa gwetos stosx f tyaty S
kind ef paper from WBJLPFljrd to PABCSMZ3T
a offlce. sehoot, gfaisral aa4 rmtery tsa kaej
u store' and sold at rewccahle rates.
BTJAJNE BOOKS, f:;
Mite ik goods
; or Gk2AT tAtsxx
; Baw, Eynm ateoki. ' l
1'
Ifasona Books aw en tar
Books not
a --rjj
Bro.
svBtas.
SPEQIAL NOTICE.
'VJ
-i;v"iuf
ai l s" !.'":iu i(,-.'.'fi i : ' "
tng, Gas and Beam T&tta Itaterlal, Talreav
Tmaps,, Ftps. & Ateatt far ths Blaks 8teant
ai Counaj iwaaiwaesa Sttwi as wflhwalaf
Bsa w ai'i..ft.4:ii;l'
FroBsltwaSMtoaabKPilrte c:BCBiasaBjaco,
.v-MU.!?.
Wi JBtAOK ci SON.
tr" V
fV.sw-'-v.v -. :
IS) TTJLXaTI SZXD WZIATl
KOCKBRIDGE. VA
r mm irm mm am l Ma
I fAiy.IVTOTER,
stoadK
Irtorwweft aa d.
went ta a wide
rangaoTuooe
maf women
tatne relief
ana lesiuy w aa
pesaUar to uetrses.
'BaUatfllaMaaf SBBfit C"Mmmm- ffltB
M4I W!- eir'?;'. f-'-n (.'Fi "1 '
X til Wins I ' ' " l. ama -m laaat am ili ,
r-tSan Oi s-rl V-fc ctract fro-i Cr
f .tzu wLi-asa'teairti: .j tocafrd ta rek
ejotiv. Taw aad are epea fr te .-a
.at W'-s f :m J-ie 1st ts Cwber 1:
Cn F ir- v .
.f . " fvr. ?. 1 1 -
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..i.ir ,-- "t- -
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cttKitfsimlati a-
.r-tr tor. ties. TiLJf 10 eantr.
USa.
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attrwfilbs audi
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