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WHEN WJBftAlT LOOKING POR TfiE
StAIJGHTiERINd!
GOING ON IN TtTE CITYf
CALL N 8KB f
If you can't Bad something In our house ctUap
enoogh to buy.
9 We do not offer all our Stock at Cost, but
will sell jou a great mauf Goods cheap.and If you
will COMPABB GOODS and PBIC&S we think we
an CONVINCE YOU that ve will
rf - t 3 t f t rn rs i p
ytri rnnnc ruriD
r"OarSteek f TOtLd OOODST is coming i
erery day, and whan you want something nan
som far a XMAS PAKlrt Oiii hi aa imi
Stock an' you " wia flfwf OOD3 ' And PRICKS,
BIGHT. Very BesDeetfallr .
T. L. Seigle & Co.
deci8
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id or can throat mar: not
to
i u uiuciL ana, u ivranm.rv otivTuim: ,
i oinGcineai arw leen f r re which
l framtt itmf-4Mg- almk nmtdw has'1
MTeTUMusanda of Urea.
PERRT DAVZS PAUT KIUUCR tg
Mrttwi MrimMt. Has been before tt
A few jsztracta from TOluntary tMHmnyii.
read imCoUowb:
OtS.'Sy fcynjpyhowhoia mnear fr
oL Tpc the pyt twentar-twrm yean, uidWeci
llamBvlIla. N. 1
:.haw naetTPi
'AtK ln.TJl ITIrt .''
ndJULkiMnrai
Icaoldaand
ar roorirad fkimartirtn tot&r frmt rntJAm .tw1'(
miotv ina ooniMir tow Paw Ktlijeb sb
kiyalahto nmedyv-Ctao. B. JEtxutx, Diokuuos,
ore tbrokt, and eonddw roar Paw Ktlijeb aa4
wmcp i nav naa ior
lunma
Til
Ga.
I began using- Paw lorn In my family twenty,
v. fT?J?r .n4 bare ued it 8Tor since, and ha-r
KBdjaomnJaSitta place. B.W. Dxxa,
rb?w&oopiTjugbland croup It ia the bet
j Yov twanfaMlveeaM i have need Paw Knxn
for colda and chairpd Una, and consider it the beat
medjlciTjBVTar oaareO.-0oorKa,Wiliniss-iom, .
iaa tatBoned! oJd eewrwaaow
aufzocd. I waa adviaed to try your Paw
ana afta takntak a few doeea waaao
' l WAX
iratttie
V 'TOT I'
ibu m a
instance. Xhla fact yon ahonM
make known to tbe world.
afva. kt.t.wmt TO Hiuw mwIIm w mrm wuMm
aickwith dlphOMvia, high f e
ADjuy children have died
LeallaT physician, and tried
lever, aaa coia
ad hare. I waa
nhralcian. and triad vonr Paw
Ha mi takim rm RrindAV. and m
Wedaaeday hia thnwt waa rAaar. It waa a woav
derail cure, and 1 wish it could be known, ta tbe
roar gowera wnqara joainroai
tft as
equal. iMoietwiinetai
Selara are often damreroua.
A bottle of
Pa Krxxnta the bouse la a safeguard that
no family should be without.
PERRY DAVIS A SON, Proprietors
Providence, R. I.
eptdiw sept k ocl.
THfi GREATEST VARIETY
,W.i,
Of SUIIABLK
UB WHOLK STOCK HAS BEEN OPHNKD
im and Averrt hliur la now. on. exhibition an Ak
wlU oe oOeied TOraaabiav -We nave ' E
Good f Stlit Everybody.
CALL BSTOBB t?0BHASLSw; BLSBWHES
- " ' AHD sis' -l '
IlliU
EVER MAPI IN CHABLOTTE.
Wi. .Hit
In BftrHflnktr. la tlm Irtrtrat iinfl ItiWtilaomest.ia
Fancy C:
ONZE3,rfl48a'
If I !
ofrsria
J. JrooMeld & Co.;
j,2iatfianl!f i fant 1-s rswn ttian
A? lylqTonta Mlei- 1 r -ihi in a wide
ran8 cf Ci rocic disc ,- l of w men
r.itf icrir. lec t jUt'w tsilef
aad two 4 too fciMwna. Wt-ar to tusUtex.
nwamtmerr a
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-CHB0NI0 DIABBHOEA AND DTSENTEBX
nl f -tiijrv raw tejoa WH'l " j
leanta,
Btwingtvwntanj
1NMC:eMav;ia,r
f VlalMMaVyflQaa all
,tf.;ta,wnoapiJaJ( sae aeeapttoa
)lfl4iiaaeb
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Xmas
Goods
Ttrr Hfnt cold. ;.
aoma urn, i coma m no
St yyti&.a.n.LKmv.wnin v
sxuutsai tlanin for fortr v
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ftl bi!aiftiunw)oj tfwri Washington,. . 8.249 , -a 2,3JJ
. tiXuMhJl&A.l atjLijiilj! . - . . i Wilson' ! . i4mu a 12 SO
fiwmtii haawnoHiw-rfHia OuMwaralr I Yadkin. . m.-.L- .vlkii ataisl i - j
it . ' 12 pc. l, I BaffimiM eaenif erbnf Ndrar--- . . i a
i"tt " t tT" yLir Carolina, last year, . - 859,000 -' I jtf
i . i iiumnN nnnDEuui in nw
v 1.1 : :I1IV I ' . .1.1. ' .
COTTON .GHOPiFOR '8283
THIS
YEAR'S 'TAPIE AS COM-
TiL Pati-afd at 6.367.186 BAlis,
Va u AwraiWM jiaa Eattaaates,
: brGtta Mea, ffwin Wrne-Teats of
llie Twrilort,a WMcJi;it lfl irowa in
tae southern states, f
'iWe-are indebted to Messrs XfthMti,
'Alexander & CJo". lfeeH WPptpJxjiSr
Bioa Merchants, Not 18 Wail 8tree;Niw:
YorK;;foi'fI:stnplileti,,T whlcfe j is
containe&aB estitBate'o-tKet iBcofbifi;
troducing the reader to the work, they
' W are induced to toadertake th
great labor and iocor the expetose
tendatit upon tbe making of o detailed
a report, primarily by a wished furnish
trustworthy and early ioforroatioa to
oarcustomers, and further, by a4e3re
to comply with the numeroiis xedQets
thUt nate been made us to Issue a crop
stimate this year-requests called
forth by the general appreciation of our
Iawtirjara-reD6rt. - : ' ,
To attain the result-arrived at in tbia
report, we pursuM. tmuthasarrie
methods this y earaa last. We addressed
letters to prominentlrjdttxmr" ineir an
evrj.cQuntKJtuaCpriVM thkn
four hundred bales of cotton, and asked
them to send us their -estimate of th
increase or decreaaeia the yield of cptr
ion m meir section or country tnis year
as compared with last? &tao their stf
rjiate of this year's total crorvr re
quested that great care should betaken
ift making these estimates, as lastt ye;ar
some persons, influenced by the general
speculative feelinc that then irajdlid.
anctfcy their own interest in the market
hwere led to report a too heavy percetit-
MTs of, increase or decrease in t yieidV
Luem reportea carelessly on ta peint$
as they did not know tnat ifieiR esti?
mates would be printed. This year we
have good reason to believe that all es
timates have been carefully prepared,
a it was generally known that; they
were to be published. We received
S.133 answers, of an average date 6f. 1st
December, from 481 counties that pro
duce about nine-tenths of all the cotton
that is raised in the United Statess Th&
names of the Arms that . answered and
their estimates are jtiveti on the follow?
ing pages, and are a guarantee of the
value and trustworthiness of this; re
pork ; Everyanswer hjatiW.asiuteliigH
ble has been embodied iu it: aDaeiow-
ever, could not be published on aeeouhf
or tne unintentional omiasxorr hy the
writers of their residence or naine, and
in some instances of both. Since the
report was closed we have received, too.
late to De included in lt.a iaree number
of letters. Their insertion would1 not
have materially altered the result, bjut,
a compilation of them shows a Tfedijo
tlon in crop estimates compared 'with
tiiose in the report. , r. . ! !
The counties from which no answers
were,received oroduce only abouvbne
thth of the crop; we have calculated
their production this vear on the basis
:0f the average of increase or decrease
m proauction tn the rest of , the State.
We submit ah estimate of the total
crop based upon the production by
counties; an estimate of the totalirop
based upon the averaee treneral increase
or decrease in yield throughout : the
States, disregarding county, reports:
and an estimate of the total crop based
solely upon the individual opinion of
each correspondent We would call
special attention to the very slight dif
ference in these three estimates, each
made in a different way ; a closeness in
results that tends, we think, to estab
lish the probability that the average of
lheJthl.rr6.MZa8aieafcwlllnot vary
materially from the actual total crop of
the United Skates for 1884-3.- ;
'tfatessfWortnation in "regard to the
crop be sought from the firms whose
answers are given in this report, there
is no other means by which it can be
obtained ; for, exclusive of these firms
and individuals, there are not a thous
and others in the South who are con
nected with cotton ; and if the informa
tion thas obtained from 2,133 of the
most intelligent and responsible firms
and business men in the cotton-raising
States be not of value, then there is no
possible way to make an estimate of
the cotton crop with even a shadow of
accuracy. ; At least, the average of the
estimates made by; them is certainly
more valuable tnan'the mere opinion of
any banker, cotton commission mer
chant or cotton broker living in New
York or Liverpool, hundreds or thous
ands of miles distant from the cotton
region,1 and whose opinion is formed
through the medium of ordinary busi
ness correspondence.
The following is the estimated report
for North Carolina, by counties :
5
8
a
5 51
3-1 -
as 8
53$
OSS'
ao ee
COUNTTKS.
sis
A V M
Ml
lis
BB 3 S
R.1 Z
a
o "
85
JO,HJ
24
13.492
5,108
BerUe.
6,70
24
Bladen. ..
Brunswick,
Burke, - ..
Cabariua...
Caldwell, .
031
228
388
6.883
42
20
9,778
14
;t. 12
Camden,
Carteret,
Casweu,
Catawba,
Chatham,
Craven...
Cumberland,
Curritnok, r
78
W85
1,856
20
1,486
6.699
7,059
772
5,171
3,888
5.401
24
5,830
8,600
12
8
oare
8
Davidson,
1,432
23
g 1,781
,44
-.A5fi
28,
17.34!
10
jfranaun, .
Gaston...
11.876
14.
43301
4.864
8
20
10
rim
iX.1
ne
12;
Guilford,..
Halifax,...
Harnett. ..
106
16
122
10,266
1S.806
3,844
Henderson,...
4
20
4,090
Iredell
Jackson,
Johnston,. . ......
Lincoln,... ........
McDowell,
Madison,
Marun,
4.294
6
13.915
10
14.81
ft 8
K iv':
122
2,716
9
-4
5.881
2.68J
15
AiecKienbui
.jarr raavl
49
(
B3
'MOB!
fHMl
2,208
1 .-;
Nash.
11,534
New Hanover, . .
Northampton, . .
Onslow, ..mm
mange,
Pamlico, . .
02
12.508
1 4rftnl
20
2.i
2,068
1.000
raaauotanK,
15
'end
'era
aiAjs.w
10
2,306
Person,
18,716
13,442:
Polk.
884
fiamW-WUWW:
11.766
ia
13,166
aVaTTCBSMVUaf a
Bobeson, . .
Bocklngham, .
Bowan, . . .
Butherford, ,
Stanley, . .
8,155!
81
4.030!
21
4.887
2.493
.4.18i
1,18
6.667
2,288
Dtuawi
7
ifflacJ tie m- ' v.or xoanv, . cv i 1
d Uawtfcpoe, a-j leaf,-11'".
I caroUna, uus year, 878,8341
BE) T
Ml:
a
Warrea. .. . . .1 r in 1 8.144 J
r 3ftf pita wing estimate ;tor,.the In
turning crop. fcytjiusensof' Charlotte
will be read with Interest by
readeis. xne queswuuo ao&eu.were:; -
1st What is y.our; estimate of ' tb;
yield oi: cowou , am. - j wu, dwuoh ipis
year as compared with last?. Wftat
percent increase or -uecrease? f
9A wiratis vtmristtmateof thetrtba
cotton ctop irr balee'f or the year 1882-
ear - j
The following named parties answer
ed, as will, be3Xottpd T)elow. hone re
porting a 'deereasej, -
-".- Increase. , -
i.-A tirSt.- larCenb"r-3aleB.i
AvCli i&enjteerv caihier. ? 80 vrV25i21
J. C; Burroughs1 .W? " S3 ;C50tMX
R. M. MiUer &Sohs : . . . . 20 623,plfr
teareheM-Trrrr.-j mW- 6,372.66ft
1 Al, P. Per ram. cashier v.v 75 - 6,838,000
J. G. Shannoiihduse ..... 25 6500,000
J. S. Spencer & Co....... 35 6,652,!
Springs &.irweUoa... 100 6,0l2,o87
John VanLandingham.. 62 6,000,000
Harrison-watt,........ 0 6,6J5,000
: AccorditQ this Uble the igP
estimate by Charlotte dealers is-.$4TQ,T
499, Mr; VanLandingham beinglhe
Sonljr CarlOtteanlioUestimates the
total crop as low as 6,000,000 bales.
JAY GOULD ON SPECULATION.
The View of a Railroad Man on Tari-
rons SajectevEfreotol ; crjie
Niwi'TOKxi DieVThe BBnate
ribmnafttee on 1.0011166 1 again
to day at the MetroporitanHoteli Jay
Gould was examinedi' and said that he
was in- the railwar business ai a inanai
fcerf railwayfc andhad been uch fof
entJBarsx;; iwriWiiiarnwitli
pperatln3Jlnstacl3,btl6t with grain,
whiAbf he naerl- iini fnriihk awn nrin.
ttfitM YatlllHaa'ttlimait-l
aeahngietfutureiHtoekTh roads
1 am interested in," Said neare those
w QiCfl Teaen - tei : produeinr Ttbstr 1 cts
Our road-run throtree? Twfiia.rthin,fai,iffif dhf -bdufarmton & MpdMiitk
Illinois, .pbjai
jluwjvs auo cuocb voi; auaaingt. comers
00 transportation is to mage an oneven
.trasaoirQktiaTi; Corners; , aw . made
every UtUe. while, but! cinaotLremem
oer the iasi; ooev The system; of mat
jug vuiucra uuea no6!JfliarircriuijpoTa'
tfon Interest -,aa it makealarize markLsr
0,16 .wboe.X thin.k it helps. .JU gives-
men who make the ieoff&era lose The
consumer mav nav ffinre.'1 sftriohthci;
speeulatori suffer., eioorBfej ifeig
neerea lQUtucatSOrsomeutwoyearstago
tareTSkellj hey
uiud ,-wun -luouejr.i; "riftjrii;riiroao8
were ootmatieTiallT -affe fed "one wrv
orthejbthr, JTh dealrteut rigard
to ificijpuiiwalKsportatioBj "1 recollect
a reeeatcomteTinjr transaction id stocks
h6':PaflnislBntl oslsiih; It re-.
M Sl.tiS sasWuaiy 't to t ne nn ,:wbo
made itr for when be got through-with
his corner he found he bad lost ' his for
tune. I was interested in the Chicago
and Northwestern corner. It was sell
ingat75 or80. I thought it cheap at
that price, and my brokers had orders
to Duy all tnat was sold, and when it
goJt short the price ran up. It resulted
in carrying tne price up high to 250
and then fell back again to 80. -I think
1 was induced to part with some at 250.
do not think: this corner had the
slightest effect upon the community in
general, although it may-have hurt the
private fortunes-of individuals. The
road was not affected in the least 1
cannot recall any other corner. The
"Harlem corner" was before my time.
The effect of dealing in futures of stock
upon tne general welfare is insignifi
cant, owing to the fact that few op
tions are dealt in. 1 think that specu
lation tends to do good, as it brines
money to this country. The freer your
markets are the more freedom you give
to capital. I would be very careful
what restrictions 1 put either on stocks
or grain for the reasons mentioned.
The men who speculate are not those
who plow the soil or produce the strain.
The men who speculate do so for the
reason that it is their legitimate busi
ness.
"If the Legislature were to say that
dealing in futures was gambling it
would be gambling, but until such
time as legislation says it is gambling
I shall not believe it so to be. Supply
and demand should govern these specu
lations. I think that large exportatiddf j
ui. gi.iuu iiuus bo mureauttTiuiiuigrauuu,
.4 l .J i 3 X 1
iuu uivrewwu luiuiigiauou lucreases
the production. I do not think that
any transaction which draws capital
from every centre in Europe here can
be said to be illegal, I dont know
whether I would designate the system
of bucket shops a publ&evii. People
will speculate, from , your minister,
barber, and baker down People want
to deal in ehance. I don't think there
is the amount of gambHug done ihi this
,city which iormeriy existed... 1 am sure
thittt the speculatldst tn gin.eBefits
tne nome producer, ltcreates maritets
all ever the world. - !
"Instances have occurred where cor
ners have been made in the money
market Such-eorners soon regulate
themselves, although while they last
the market is depressed.' I do not think3.
that trade is mnch affected by it. Of
course business men become more, cir
cumspect in their dealings. Money was"
very tight here three weeas ago. noia
certificates were used on that occasion.
,Gcirnera in the monev market are not
always produced by capitalists ; locking
ud their moner. At tne rail 01 me vear
there is always a scarcity, of . jnoney. ; J
a. ill SA1 " 4.1 jji
am not iamuiac-wiui corners, owner ;iu
tne on or cotton traoe. 1 am not en
1 t i v. w: M v... nl . ;
11
Kafccu iu mo jurtuauijj uusiucbd, ' r,,
"I do not ttftnVit possible Mevehy,
Anmora ha in ot ' i loflriafiiflirt-'
and 1 do not think that aujFtiatiOnal 1
gislation is .ractieWTOriu;
on is .rafetieWWbiigh f
some restrictions migni pepiiv uppn
these sbeculatlofisW3iinifc1ft'nnees
of tnintrs. : ir tuff T5oara of 'rraue were)
to adopt 'tiiiat
provide that the, .setting..jmcftahodlol4ffei ni bsuaiaefibrwj tma ,n "fy v
4--. - MrrH- nf tlW",1llt.: L ITlini ,! i In n mill i n .illila Tfln. 1. ..Mill;
"nrice. these . e:
corners ceuia nwi axu&j-jcraEou
xwo kh oi leetn, : : ; ,sio?id s2bj ;
i They don shed arms and leg tttenfc
Teettiie todlsbensWlar(?f CrftsMrejb
two cnances. wnenone n-yjvY?eveji
among babies. It preserres the Vdeclaaoos tekji,?
and helps to strwgftt tte.ittlntf t
nad Brown's Ifon Bttters aftei
tK ot ma,
lariat fever anWMreauj
.' Th. WlflMiii'iiMBBaiW j
t Atthe city of New Orleans, 1 n;Toeaaayv
Me. laMh. falwBVB Tneadatyiindec tha aetoman-
!&Cmentoi uen'iau. x. tfeauregarm eLauav ana
w uoai A. aany 01 v a, we .auato unoa juman
Bnwinir oc tne iaistanacStacaiUMtenri
ana inese nuioncaur iaawnat wiiii an suaw over
their own signatures, a itoitiBBiaatahlch la-pub-
; nai
A. K. Dixon, an Insaranos: AeentrQf jinnlaVTex
ohad oae-nun, as aia ajsoj aumxawefipitma aimer.
iMo. 8l . &ina sc., mew xeisflayamongauiers
cNo. 88356 drew the second .twJaS2s.O(i0sold
in fifuts-r twot (2) to CharieaMawta, aaattar an the
achooner "Lhcy Mar." of WawJinri natt , jaaaai and
oefirtn-. to rvnariea :oe,nijaawBeynma jsgai
nAknr. NkaraOntefei wkiitm York tAtV. Ooa
to Herman Toasbera, also In New Easa etiyt Ticket
JTo. 88.719 drew thsthtetZS 16.000 two'
tintx or aniitn warn nma aw w. t.; brsj
Latat aoent ltbS. OUaiatil. TTillkdalnklSi smi ana
iicbranail WeldUc No. 1142 Macazta Kaw Or
leans.: Tne re were many ueis, dui momqihii
want their namesiDabusbalMtttaUaaiuiga to
neoiKage.-ouuira. t iusjiekjjij;i :
Ass. The anat tonic r aaeraJaa. awst&lna
aiwioe m mncairwaaa Frer rrAr-reaiam-
mun (nam any rump au-a r r Known.
Just the thine for the "f'Imp mfnstm" new aa
ist the thing n
4 renerau: eoiji .sr aa js-aaM sbi tagtf?iv
PrtceredHed one half, . jjjft v.
awi
rjufcau
nenenusov
Lvv j : . . WM U HIS. alaslow, r
. As UHaaaflStkm la fCenruvitlT judrail. ain arlll
Ply say that she Is a ladv whoro nmmmi nfin.
Tears, haa untiringly devoted' her Ume-and lal
.nta m - - ' . r . ! . .
wiwx cuuunniw ua uaa esDeeuiui -soiaiea
mon ana . warns or. uus ntimerou&
and, as a result of this effort, and nracUcai
'edge.: obtained in si Ufettnae spenf as jus
DhrsldaB. she has eomrjoundnd- aAytfUm
Steal l
i-aarsa
jwr chudreh teething. , It operates lUceTmagto
giving test and health, and is moreover; sora to
jeealate the bowels. .In eonseouence of this lar-
wjp. sua. wmaiow neepmnig worid-renowtted
asabeneirother r8; cMaien oaxtahM da
rise up and bless her; especlally ls this the ease
In thisftyr- Vast Qnantttlestif the Soothing Srrub
are .daily :afl:ajKln8ecl: heim:' We Odnk Ma.
Wlnslow has Immortalized her name by thlsTln
wduabhvarttcH and we.slnoeeety :bellae thiua-
grave-by Its timely, use, And. that ftUUonJ
wra wm -snare ih nanemK -nrMi .nnii
mmvassecLY mouier aat nsciarg6d.Der
aejj mn3Hg ume one, m our opinion until ne,
bfts grrenit the benefMwi3a)ows SoolbW
errop. - Tw it, toothers-try It1 now. Ladles1 1 visfe
ca.NewTorji aty, Bold by v all' drogglsta 25 j
NATORAt,;iljrr.fIAV
Prepared, from the choicest Fruits, with.
11 x
j - i ,j ... r
coloring, poisonous difs,'acfdh or artific
ial Essences. Always uniform in strenofh.
. 1 ' 1 I nir
Wavf gamed tfieir reputation from fAeV
, perfcet purify, superior strengiA andqucti
t. . Mmittdr by ail who hare used them '
at the most deicate, grateful add nature ;
. aop for cakes, puddings, creams, stc
. ' . laACTirACTOBBD-laT.' I
STEELE & BICfi.
' Chicago,' IOsMJfaZir Uo.,
rewaerk aaa r. Prtoi ValqM twtmmm. ;
g MAKE NO SrCOND OWADg OOOD8.
patterns
The Public it rwuetiedGarAiUn ta
and enlarged Scheme to be drawn Monthly
CAPITAL, Pit I ZF, 675,000. -93$
Tick: taonfrtS. Hbsre. in Propertlpn
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
"We do hereby certifu that tot MitMnifa U
rmgenunis for aU the Monthly and Semi-Annual
Drawmm(ff"1he'2kfuiinanaSdte ImUtrv Domnnrnj.
wtw pow nianage owf wrirJ t Drwiwigr
icthx, ana mat im are conehtctea tenth
Incorporated In 1868 for 25 years by the Legis
lature for Educational and Charitable purposes
wlUi a capital of 81,000.0OO-to which a reserve
fund of 8550,000 has since been added.
; By. an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made a part of the present State Constitution
adopted December 2d, A. D. 1879.
Tb njr .Lottery erer voted on and endorsed
py the newle of any State. ; :
- rXMVEB SCALX3 0B FOSTPONXa
" Bs GBANS 8INGLS NUMBXB' Drawings will
take place monthly.
A 8PLBNDID OPPOBTUHITI TO WIN A FOE
TUHJC : ilBST GRAND DBA WING, Class A, at
New Orleans, .
Tnesday, Javnaary QUa, 1883,
taT 152d MOIfTHLt pMAWINQ.aa
CAPITA!, PRlZE,.tKh00,
100,000 Ticket at Five Dwllavrs Each.
Fractions In Fifths, In proportion.
LIST OF PBIZJS3; .
1 CAPfTAL-PRffiiS;.
2 PBizsaof cooo.". :..".
575.000
. 25,000
. 10.00C
. 12,000
. 10.000
. 10.000
b " 2.000.....
10 . " 1,000
I 20 u 500.....
10,000
100; M : 200...;.:....,.;...... 20,
J.00O
800 " 100:. 80.000
299 " , 60.,. 25.000,
1000 M ' 25 25,000
APPBOXIMAtlOlT FBIZKS. f ;
fl Approximation Prizes of 8750 80,750
0 ApproilnuUlanaaje-oS f- 800. 4,600
v a-ppoxunauon razes or , 250.. , , . . , . . 2,2i
l,967Prti aniwmting Uy,,.,t 8265,600
Application tor ratea to clubs Ahpuld only ba
jo w ne emce or pie company lanew Orleans,
f rrrther tnfwrtnnHnrt wra-tirt oiainv fnll
f 4Mdres sendoisby lrees.B&Istered Let-
ter.urjavueT, wer,woreasea oniy to
AUPH1N,
Oxfearis.La.
rie It A. DAUPHIN: thXi i
607 Seventh street, Wasbingtoo, D, C.
decld a-.--
-POPtjlASNTflLtDBA
&mmmmi mxfila -at
In tha Cltw nt THilawniA. nn
a-.e
eMdrswirommoMaUyjbBBad aivBept
ithettr'ttiaeact''wi'Mart
rendered the following dtrtafona: .1 1. 1 iiiU
1st That the Cmmgpweejth Dlatettrntlon Com
?SaaSaVoMtv "
; 5-h (Compwiy Ji naw an hand a large mom
g.t-5 .3tlU'iJ.'t 'ty
ft Ri Fi-Waax...rwiu.wr..
a- '16 FrJaeSi aitOOO eaotui....... 1
" 20 Prlzea. JIBOO each.;... 1
3RIO rraeai' ov vmntftrs.-i iuy
.700
jm rej"- 11 'H. ant
.ijtoyprhsM.j. .1 1 ........ ..c.inlioo
Whole Tickets. 82; Half Tickets, Sl STlWts
i65,Tlcketa8l0a r 1 .
Bmntt MQAey oV Fagk Draft ln.Letter, or send
.RT&OB POSTOFFlCj; X)BDKB.-jCrders of
$5 and upward, by Kxprea. eAnbe sent at ourezr
pwAadraea' all orders to f?nT3
t BOAMAW, 'OotiiW Joui-naf Botkmg:ri
I)aisTU,Xrwe 80ftBnada.Hew.TBAk. jT
decl2 .2'iv!;.1gtyii'..! J 1).
-; - .101
Monthly and season fi01
thlyand season M-V,f for sale, pplfta
jerat Liorinkior 6. J. Pnr. es?nt,s i a
auLbsger
lis, gefv
, aaa toe atAorize Me Company to u tfils eerti1
cafe, wUK fa&mmUetQf our tigneSura attached, in
us wwerwtemena,"
Commissioners
hi
um
eacuna
!rnrRxs nn
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00a
UlLUUUKt UllUVlilS'i IJaIUUILVs- 1 r V - - , r ,'" ii
MENT r 2 Vi" 1TI t'i' ,9Ji; siii rf32nf fii s., r
3000 YARDS CASHMERE, at 121 PER YARD.
100 WALKING JACKETS, - $3.00 TO $15.00.
100 CLOAKS, $l,50,TQr$20.00.
50 ULSTERS, $5.00 TO $15.00.
Silk and (Soli Fur-liieJ Circulars, $15.00 to ':&f '
CLOTH CIRCULARS, - - - $7.00 TOclllO.OO.
DandsoQe Dress Paitrns,;$10.00 to $25.00.
Dress, Flannels, 25c, 33ic, 75c, $1, $l.i25.
; ; Jjfiij Wmt Black aai Coto 45iMl65s,i) J$1,1LS0.
erermCottaMosqultlre KUds aniithe new Neck, the Mrs. tctagtry Tie! "PUiJhai irilealaM and
auaUUes. some handaoma Plashes for Jackets and. Clrcalar. . Oit atodc ambraoM erarrthlm nsw
and a call will onvlnoe you that wa h we a stock that cmnot tw ezoatlel for styles and lo. prteas.
decS
.WE IffilEOlBSiif ILIIIIT.
COME DOWN IN PRICES.
A SPECIAL REDUCTION FOB TOE HOLIDAYS.
STIRS Largest, finest and Beat Made-up
jl. irom, ei m
class CLOTBINQ only. at jorULAB LOW FBICBS, we dlatlnctly wish ft underitood thai : wairillna
be undersold brgny dothlng Bouse, either large Wsttan; OwiovaUlii to" SBXAyS m ta.
i8J2& SlJ-J JilSN25P5a?P HAMtKKBCHlBJra, .nd all to"th?un.
Of
tNT8
f um.aeauu ww ,
Agents for tha PBARL SHIBT. We Invite
Xa.
SideclO
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Hapgraves &
7 'SltO. 4: ti 5J
4
Smith Building, East fiade : Stresi
r-d aia beet itetaa ea aala
deputation bavioc been acoulred by ue Car sautnar Heat.
B1VA& UJT V UlwAiB ai BJUWCCD FAUCSD.
theaPahllc. Respeetfully,
Serwaaeer
-a
Leading Qothlera and Tailors.
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45. Wot5Vraofi'ei4
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Prettiest . Stock of
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