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Agent and Traveling Correspondent
rurrnacD itni Pcerr-crncs at Chiblotts, N.
C., AS SSOOKP-CLAflg MATTlB 1
FRIDAY. MARCH 16, 1883-
Much of the young fruit in Georgia
Is dead. ;
Wiggins predicts another great storm
in 1898. Let it come, Wig.
New York is threatened with a milk
famine, the wells are giving oat.
"Batter, the Bouncer,'
call Ben now in Boston.
is what they
Senator Plumb, of Kansas, has made
large investments in Alabama mineral
lands.
Florida seems to be a favorite recu
perating ground for exhausted Congressmen.
There is talk of resuscitating B. B.
Hayes and running him as the Republi
can candidate for Governor of Ohio.
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The value of real estate in Augusta,
Ga., has increased $280,00 within the
past twelve months.
Seven States already trot out candi
dates for dooi keeper of the next House
of Representatives.
The Chattanooga Democrat says the
indications are that the fruit crop in
that section is going to be a failure.
According to the Petersburg (Va.)
Index-Appeal about the worst thing
most legislatures do is when they ad
journ sine die.
The first car load of fresh meat in a
refrigerator car from Chicago to New
Orleans, arrived Monday, in good con
dition. "
OUR : MINER ALS.
The middle and western portion of
North Carolina; abound in a variety of
minerals in greater camber than can
be found anywhere in the world within
the same area, and new discoveries are
being constantly added to those already
made. Some of these minerals exist in
great abundance, others to a more lim
ited extent, but few so limited as to be
unprofitable, to the worker. ;
Within the past few years there has
been a considerable interest manifested
by capitalists in the mineral lands of
this State, and there is scarcely a day
that some party does not visit the State
on a prospecting tour and in conse
quence a considerable amount of prop
erty has changed hands. There is per
haps more active operations in mining
now in this State than at any former
period, and with satisfactory results as
far as our information goes. The new
processes now being brought into prac
tical use for desulphurizing our gold
ores has added considerably to the val
ue of gold bearing lands, for it has
Wives are not beaten so much in
Maryland since the whipping post has
been erected for husbands who amuse
themselves in that way.
The British authorities claim to have
discovered another "Number One."
The "Number Ones" are becoming quite
numerous.
The captain of the steamship East
bourne, from Glasgow to Philadelphia,
arrived last Tuesday, counted twenty
towering icebergs on the way.
n
Ohio has two candidates for sergeant
at-arms of the next House of Repre
rentatives. Ohio is not given to lag
ging in the rear when offices are in
question.
Washington Critic; The government
has invested, up to the present time,
$85,000,000 in court houses, custom
houses and postoffices, and yet there are
several cross roads in Ohio that have
neither.
A shortage of thirty or forty million
bushels of corn for May delivery in
Chicago. There are three million bush
' els of corn on hand with which to meet
the demand for thirty or forty million
bushels in May.
They have discovered a new and ef
fective preventive of smallpox, or pro
fess to have, in New Orleans. It is by
innoculation with the virus after pass
ing it through cow's milk ; and it is said
to have proved efficacious in many
cases.
made working of low grade ores profi
table, which, under the old caethods
was not the case. The more our min
ing lands are prospected and tested the
better they prove, and it is held by ex
perienced miners, who have worked in
the western mining States and Territo
ries, that the mines here can be worked
to more profit than they can there the
ores being on an average as good or
better, while the cheapness of labor
machinery. Sec., are all in our favor.
The people of other sections have
learned more of North Carolina's min
eral resources within the past two years
than for any dozen years previous to
that, owing to the efforts made by indi
viduals, the Department of Agricul
ture and especially to the exhibit it
made at the Atlanta Exposition, by the
Agricultural Department and the
Richmond & Danville rpilroad, to the
latter of which, however, belongs the
most credit, for through its efforts the
best part of that exhibit was made.
The advantages accruing to our
State from the Atlanta Exposition
Bhould inspire continued effort to keep
our resources before the world, and
wherever there is an industrial exposi
tion there North Carolina should be
represented, not insignificantly, but
magnificently, not with a few speci
mens picked up at random, here and
there, but with a complete list embrac
ing as wide an area and as many coun
ties as possible. Added to these should
be a collection of different woods,
grains, &c., in fact all the natural pro
ducts of the State.
A splendid place for such an exhibi
tion will be the Industrial Exposition,
which opens in Boston in the fall, and
which will be visited by thousands of
capitalists ready to invest their money
when there is a prospect of profit.
Let some active, enterprising citizen
of each county take this matter in hand,
invite the people to send to him such
specimens of minerals, woods, farm
products, &c, as might be worth exhib
iting, and arrangements could be easily
made with the Richmond & Danville
Railroad Company to have them ship
ped in time and put on exhibition.
With a little effort, even without State
aid, we could have a considerable dis
play at Boston, and one that would
pay back a hundred fold all that it
might cost in money, time or trouble.
A Terrific Explosion and,, a Biff Scare.
London, March 15 A terrific explo
sion occurred in the local government
board offices in Westminster at 9
o'clock to-night and destroyed much
property. The report was heard in the
House of Commons and caused alarm.
The concussion was so great that it
shook the side galleries and reporters
gallery. It beingdinner hour but few
members of the .House were present in
the hall. The Duke of Edinburgh was
in the Peer's gallery and seemed alarm
ed. No one was injured. The wildest
rumors are afloat, The report resem
bled the discharge of an 80-ton gun.
The explosion was at first ascribed to
gas, but the impression is growing that
it was caused by dynamite and that a
deliberate attempt was made to blow
up the government offices.
A Collision and a Fire,
Evansville, Ind, March 15. At 8
o'clock last night about a mile above
Lewisport, the steamer Enquirer, going
up the river collided with the Dory
Cabler coming down, striking the latter
just forward of the fire doors. She sank
to the boiler deck in about four min
utes, when she took fire in the ladies
cabin and her upper works burned to
the water's edge. Everybody on board
escaped and were taken to Lewisport
by the Enquirer. It was crossing of
signals by the Enquirer thatcaused the
accident.
export coastwise l,B5ltto Great
to continent ; to France .
Britain 938;
-; toenaanel
Sr. Loras-Steadj; mWdllng 99-iee; low mid
dling c; good ordinary 8: net wceipto 826;
gross 1,609; shipments l355; sales 691; stow
62.088. .
Nw Yom steady; sales 815 Dales; middling
uplands lOUe; middling Orleans 10 toe; con
solidated neT receipts 12,88?; exports to Great
Britain 6,575; to Fiance 1,932 ; continent ;
channel .
, nauis, n. u... ........
Hams, canvassed..
men
FBTJIT ' -
Apples, Northern, per barrel,..
Mountain,
Tma -Mackerel No. 1,
- No. 2
" NO. 8...
Codfish;
Cabbage, per pound
3 2E018O
3.00
1.25
1.00
90
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BURGESS NICHOLS
WHOT.BUT.K Am BIT AIL DXAUB IH
ALL KINDS
PUTUBK3.
11.927
The Cotton Marketed.
Washington, March 15. Returns to
the Department of Agriculture of cot
ton sent to market from plantations
make an aggregate of 5.900,000 bales
gone forward up to March 1st. This is
about 86 per cent of the crop as indi
cated by the last ret urns of the product.
The proportions by States are : North
Carolina and Texas, 83 per cent; South
Carolina, 85; Georgia and Tennessee,
86; Arkansas, 87 ; Louisiana, 86; Missis
sippi, 89; Florida, 93.
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Preparing for the. Gubernatorial Cam
paign. Atlanta, March 15. The Republi
can State Central Committee met to
day and appointed a special committee
of ten, with A E Buck as chairman, to
manage the campaign for Governor.
They will hold no convention.
Weather.
Washington, March 15. Middle At
lantic, colder, fair weather, northwest
erly winds, higher pressure.
South Atlantic and Gulf, colder, part
ly cloudy weather, with local rains,
variable winds, smiting to nonoeriy,
higher pressure.
Burned in their House.
Hartford, Conn., March 15. The
house of two maiden ladies named Jud-
son, in East Hartford, was burned this
morning. Both ladies perished in the
flames.
Gilfillan's Successor.
Washington, March 15. Assistant
Treasurer A V Wyman was to-day ap
pointed Treasurer of the United States,
vice Gilfillan, resigned. His appoint
ment takes effect April 1st.
Naw York Net receipts 1,055;
ruinre closed doll; sales 47.U0U
March. 10-18920
April.... 10.283 80
May 10.420.43
June..... 105ftO.OO
Jul 10680.69
august 107HS80
September 10 61 52
October 10.220 28
November 10 12 14
December. 10,18.15
January..
February
Nor -Ho fature market wai reoeTved at this
office last night. " The shore are Wednesday's
Quotations. Below will be-found y esterday's Post
statement:
The Evenmg Tort Cotton Report says: Futures
are rery q let with the slightest possible fluctua
tions, only 27 00 ) bales wem sold at 2 p m. At
third call 200 bales of April were bought at 10.29,
and 5j0 bales of May at 10.42.
FINANCIAL.
raw TOBK
Kxchacg, ;::::: 4.80
Govern oients irregular,
Nw fives, : : : : : : : L081fc
Four and a half per cents, : : : 1.12
Four per cents. : : : : : 1 .20
Three per cents, j ; : : : A'V
Money, ::::::: tl57
titace Bonds nominal,
dub-treasury balances Gold, : : $126,507
" Currency. : : 6.488
tClosed oltpiTx at .
Nxw Yobx 11 a. K. The stock market opened
generally firm and V&QjVi per cent above tn prices
at yesterday's dose. During the past hour the
market has been quiet and generally weak, there
suit of the hour's bulness being a decline of V&0
A per cent, in which Denver & ttlo Grande, Union
racinc, waDaah preferred ana western union
were most conspicuous.
Stocks Heavy and lower :
Alabama-Class A, 2 to 5, : : : 81ft
Alabama Olass A, small, : : : 84
Alabama Class B, 6's, : : : U 02fc
Alabama Class C, 4's, : ; : : &&
uenver a wo uranae, : : : : i vb
HannfactariDg Confectioners,
AND
BAKERS.
BREAD,
CAKES,
PASTRIES,
CRACKERS,
CANDIES,
CANNED GOODS,
PEANUTS,
FRUITS,
AND
0F . Jk 3m i
A. FULL LD4S OF U ,S UliKSV t I
w ALLACE BROTHERS:
BEDDING, &C.
CHEAP BEDSTEADS,
PABLOB and CHAMBKB SUITS. COF
FINS of all kinds on hand. No. R West
Trade street. Charlotte, North Carolina.
Statesville
"OFFBR
-LARGEST STOCK-:.-
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CIGA
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Chicago and Northwestern.
Chicago and Northwestern, preferred,
Site, : :::::::
East Tennessee, : : : : :
Illinois Central, ::::::
Lake Shore, : : j i :
Louisville and Mashrille, t t :
Memphis and Charleston, t t :
Nashville and Chattanooga, : :
New York Central, : : : :
Pittsburg. :::::::
Richmond and Allegheny, : :
bichmond and Danville, : : :
Bock Island, ::::::
South Carolina Brown Consols, : :
West Point Terminal, : ; : :
Wabash, Ut Louis and Paclflo, :
Wabash. St. Louis and Pacific, preferred.
Western Union, : : : : :
Georgia frs, :::::::
Georgia 7's, mortgage, : : : :
Georgia gold. :::::;
Louisiana consols,
1.32itt
1.47
37
9 VI
1.48
1.10
54
39
i 1.25
l.B
10
53
1.23
1.02V4
23 Ml
2l
4914
4
1.02
1.0614
1.14
69
North Carolina's, :::::: 28
Nona Carolina's, new, : : : : 15
North Carolina's, funding, : : : : 10
North Carolina's, bpeclai tax, : : : 5
Tennessee 6's, 4lVi
Tennessee, new, 40
Virginia 6 s, :::::: 80
Virginia, eonso.ldated, : : : : 4J
Virginia, deferred. : : : : : tl3
Adams' Ixpress, : : : : : 1.20
The violation of any of nature's laws brings its
warning by the feeling of discomfort Exposure
will induce colds, throat diseases, consumption,
etc , ail of which give warning by a trouble -ome
cough. Use Dr Bull's cough syrup in time, and
remove both tne cause and tflect of your discomfort.
A CAKD.
To all who are suffering from the errors ad in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay, loss of manhood, fcc . I will seDd a recipe
that will cure you, FKBS OF CBABGK. This
great remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. 8e id a self-addressed envelope
to the Bsv. Josxph T. Lmcax, Station D, New
York City.
If yon want to smoke a rood Cigar
call for "One of the Fineit" 5 cent
G'igarv, for nale 6, II. Nazarenn & Co.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
MARCH 15, 1883
New locks and keys are being sup
plied by the Department to postmasters
throughout the country. There are
200,000 locks in use, and 50,000 keys. The
present locks have been in use twelve
years, and the new ones are expected to
last twenty years.
Atlanta Constitution : Georgia is hav
ing an era of suicides. Quite a num
ber of cases have been reported this
week, a curious one being that of a
southwest Georgian who perched him
self up in a tree in order to put the bul
let in his brain. Last week death by
burning was epidemic, as many as six
such cases having occurred in one day.
A cremation society is to be formed
in Chicago with a capital of $100,000.
It is intended to start a, regular crema
tory in that city, as it is thought there
are a large number of people in the
Northwest who believe that the best,
and most economical method of dis
posing of the dead is by incineration.
Pensioners who are entitled to in
creased pay under the act making fur
ther provision for persons who have
lost a hand or foot in the military or
naval service, or who have suffered an
equal bodily disability, can get the in
crease they are entitled to without the
intervention of a lawyer or a claim
agent by application direct to the Pen
sion Office. ''
The tonnage of the Pacific coast is
rapidly passing from American to for
eign built vessels. During the past
year the tonnage of British vessels in
the San Francisco trade has doubled,
and that of German vessels has nearly
doubled, while the American ships
have hardly held their own.
Anarchist Doings in Paris
Paris, March 15 The eovernment
will prosecute the anarchist organ the
Uitoyen. if teen anarenists visited
the office of the lntransigieute and at
tempted to compel Henri liocnefort,
the editor, to insert a note in his paper
denouncing its report of the riot last
Friday as slanderous. The police have
since protected the premises, although
Kocheiort declined their services when
froffered. Explosives have been found
n the house of a man named Pouget,
who has been arrested. It is expected
that information touching the doings
of the anarchists more vital than any
Louise Michel could furnish, will be
obtained from him. The government
has resolved to expel upon completion
of their sentences all foreigners who
were convicted of implication in the
riots here. They are mostly Germans...
Smallpox Among the Indians
Washington, March 15. Gen Crook
commanding the department of Ari
zona, telegraphed cue Indian Bureau
to-day that 15 Indians are sick with
smallpox at Kock Springs, Hualapair
Reservation, near Atlantic and Pacific
liauroad. Me advises that they be
cared for at once, as they are likely to
spread the disease over the entire
northern part of the territory. Com
missioner Price has directed the physi
cian at San Carlos agency to proceed at
once to the Hualapair Reservation with
medicines and a good supply of vaccine
virus.
DOMESTIC.
NAVAL STORES.
Charleston Spirits Turpentine dull and no
SHles ttostra, quiet; strained and good strain
ed Sl-8USl.8b.
wnjdH6TOH Spirits Turpentine dull, sales
at 46lfec Uosln steady, at S1.80 for strained;
$1.85 tor good strained Tar steady, at SI. 60
Crude Turpentine steady, at 81.60 lor hard; 82.75
(or yellow dir.
Macon Telegraph: The government
professes to be greatly troubled to know
what to do with the accumulating tons
of silver dollars. The Southern farm
ers, who were robbed after the war by
cotton taxes, would be willing to take
them, at their face value, in return for
the greenbacks that were illegally ex
torted from them by the unconstitu
tional tax lawiin question. Here is a
chance to get rid of the silver by
making restitution.
Dukes, who murdered Mr Nutt, at
Uniontown, Pa last December, is a
cold-blooded villain. After writing
Mr Nutt letter confessing his crimi
nal intercourse with Nutt's daughter,
and justifying himself on the ground
that he was not the only man who had
enjoyed her favors, he wound up his
villainy bjr killing the father, who in
sisted on his marrying the girl whom
he had ruined.
Philadelphia Press: Miss Burr, who
has now become Mrs David Davis, must
be a remarkable woman, as she declin
ed to marry Mr Davis last fall on ac
count of her aversion to the sort of pub
. lie life it Would impose upon her dur
ing the Senator's last winter in office,
and, probably, while there was a possi
ble chance for him to become Presi
dent of the United States. Not many
young' ladies in these days o ambition
to shine and show off at Washington
would postpone Wedding from No
vember to March on that account.
Some of them, indeed, , prefer to get
married twice over in order to be: the
central figure of a Washington sensa
x Hon. Mr Davis has more, reason to be
V congratulated than modest people hud
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PBODUCF.
LouiBTtLLx Fiour. steady. Wheat-quiet; No.
2 red winter SI 100)1.13. Corn bteady: No. 2
white 55; mixed 54. oats firm; No. 2 48 Fro
vlslons firm; wm mess pork, 1W 00 Bulk meats
shoulders 87 25. Bacon shoulders 88.25.
Haois -sugar cmed 12VI- Laid-stea y; choice
kettle rendered Si 2. 50. Whtslcey-quiet aud un
changed, at 51.14
Baltoiobi neon lflour, quiet and steady;
Howard street and Western super $3 37384 00;
extra 84 25S85.00; family 85 258$rt 00; City
Mills super. S3.87SS4.00; extra 84.25386 50.
Bio Brands 86 25. Wheat Southern steady ; West
ern a shade a nrmerand aulet; Southern rnd
81. 1 838 12 1: amber 81 20a8 1.26. No 1 Mary
land $l.20ea$l 201A bid; No. 2 Western winter
red spot, and March 8117 bid. Corn Southern
steady; Western firmer and quiet; Southern white
62366; yellow 63365.
BALTIMOBB HISBT Oats, aulet and firm: qnnth-
rn 53366; Western white 56356; mixed 62355;
Pennsylvania 58366. Provisions- uncoanged and
quiet; mess pork, 820.00. Bulk meats -shoulders
and clear rib sides eked. 84.310. Bacon
shoulders 9w; clear rib sides 12; bams 14315.
Lard refined HVt Coflae steady; Bio cargo
ordinary to fair 8a 9Vl- Sugar steady; A son 8.
Whiskey-steady, at 81.183Sl.18ft Frelgnu
quiet.
cracTHHATi Flour, firm and not quotably high
er; lamlly 84.75a$5 00; fancy $5 16385 75.
Wheat In fair demand; No. 2 red winter $1.09
for spot. Corn strong at 56 for spot Oats
scarce and firm, at 45346 for spot Pork -firm,
at $18.263818 50. Lard active, at $11.16
Bulk meats-firm and unchanged; shoulders 87 60;
clear rib $10.00. Bacon -firm arm unchanged:
shoulders HVt; clear rib 10; clear ly vvhls-
aey e ujaaj, m91.1t sugar-nrm and unchang
ed; hards refined 939ty; New Orleans 637&
Eog active and fl m: common and light $6.25
387 40; packing and butchers, $7.00387.90.
CmcAeo Flour, firm; spring wheat flour $8 50
385.00; Minnesota $3 50384 25; patents $6 00
387.50: winter wbeat flour, Southern Illinois and
Missouri $4.26386.00; Michigan $4.00385 26.
Wheat firm and hleher: Regular i nas
March; $I.07V6 for April; No. 2Chicago spring ;
American express, : : : : : 88
Chesapeake and Ohio, : : : : 21
Chicago ai.d Alton, : : : : : 1.34
Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans. : 75
ConsolCoal, ::::::: 25
Delaware and Lackawana. : : 1 2tMi
Fort Wayne, :.::;:: 1 H5ft
Hannibal and St Joseph. : : : 39ft
Harlem. : : : : : : : : 1 rt
Houston and Texas, : : : : 72ft
Manhattan Elevated. : : : : : 451&
Metropolitan Elevated. : : : : ho
Michigan Central, : : : 9-V
Mobile and Ohio, :::.:: 17
New Jersey Central, : : : : : 71
Norfolk and Western, preferred. : : 41ft
New York Klevated, : : : : : 1.00
Ohio and Mississippi. : : : : 33
Ohio and Mississippi, preferred, : ; 98
Pacific Mall. : : : 40&4
Quicksilver, :::::: 8ft
Quicksilver, pre'erred, . : ; $46
Heading, ::::::: 62
St. L'juls and San Francisco, : : : 3 1
8t. Louis, prrfeired. : : : : 4ft
St Louis A San Francisco. 1 st preferred. 92 ft
8t Paul. ::::::: 1.01ft
St Paul, .preferred, : : : : : 1.19
Texas Pacific, :::::: 4'
Union Pacinc, :::::: 95ft
United States Express, : : : : 57
We.lli' Fargo. : : : : : : l 2i
rortheni Pacific, common,- : : : 49
Nortueru PhciOc. preferred, : : : 8H
New Orleans Pacific first mortgage bonds, 87
Bid. tLast bio. SOffd. ifix. Olv. t Asked
To-day has been one of extreme dullness on
the street add the dealings are entirely without
feature. The general lis open d firm at a Flight
improvement from yesterday's closing prices.
Dunne the morning the market was very dull and
wek, and at noon fell off 14 per cent for Manhat
tan Birtch and ft3t per cent for tbe rest of the
IUt, Denver A Uio Grande, southern Pacific and
Wabash preferred belt g prominent In theoecllae.
Lake Erie and Western however, advanced per
cent Suosequenuy a slight rally occurred, after
wblch the market again b -came heavy am short
ly i efore 2 0 clock reco ded a decline of 3 per
cent, led by Wabnsh preferred. After this tbe
market was very dull an somewhat ! regular, but
wunoui leaiure. ana ciosea so compared with
yesterday's dosing quotation tbe list was i3 1
lower, Manhattan Beach and Wabash pre fern-d
leading In th day's decline. To day's transac
tions aggregated 186,000 shares,
FOREIGN.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
mar4
For Dyspepsia,
C ostiveness,
Sick Headache,
Chronic Diar
rhoea, Jaundice,
Impurity of the
Blood. FeTer and
Ague, Malaria,
and all Diseases
caused, by De
rangement of liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LMTER.
Bad Breath; Pain in the Side, sometimes the
pain is felt under the Shoulder-blade, mistaken for
Rheumatism; general loss of appetite; Bowels
generally costive, sometimes alternating with lax ;
the head is troubled with pain, is dull and heavy,
with considerable loss of memory, accompanied
with a painful sensation of leaving undone something
which ought to have been done; a slight, dry cough
and flushed face is sometimes an attendant, often
mistaken for consumption; the patient complains
of weariness and debility; neYvous, easHy startled;
feet cold or burning, sometimes a prickly sensation
of the skin exists; spirits are low and despondent,
and, although satisfied that exercise would be bene
ficial, yet one can 'hardly summon up fortitude to
try it in fact, distrusts every remedy. Several
of the above symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred when but few of them existed, yet
examination after death has shown the Liver to
have been extensir-'y deranged.
It should be used by all persons, old and
young, whenever any of the above
symptoms rnpear.
Living: In TJn-
N THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS AND lit COM PETITION WITH
JOBBERS IN THE COUNTRY. THEY WlXt, BE liUD ro
QUOTE PRICES TO THE T BADE;
marl8 ly
n
WA ACID BWSPHA
THE HIGHEST GRADE ACID PHOSTHATF COmthh) mm
SOLD IN NORTH CAROLINA treason.
Send to Dr. C. W. Dabney, Jr., at Raleigh, for f ti- l of re i em urands.
UANnfl FFRTIII7FR Js the first ever iiMVey- mtte South Carolina Hum Iiwm.
n . w w . ii 1 a. t. ii i.o cai.- f ciops is unmi'Xhtsid.
o--
Fersens Traveling
hnalthv Localities, bv
allv to keeo the Liver in healthy action, will avoid
taking a dose occasion-
eep the Liver in healtfty action, wm avoid
all Malaria, Bilious attacks, Dizziness, Nau-
pints, etc.
It
.... . - . v f
will invigorate like a glass ot wine, out is no in
toxicating beverage.
If You have : eaten anything hard, ot
digestion, or feel heavy after meals, or sleep
less at night, take a dose and you will be relieved.
Time and Doctors' Bills trill be saved
by always keeping the Regulator
In the House t
For, whatever the ailment may be, a thoroughly
safe purgative, alterative and tonic can
never De out of place. The remedy is harmless
and does not interfere witli business or
pleasure.
IT IS PURELY VEGETABLE,
And has all the power and efficacy of Calomel or
Quinine, without any of the injurious after effects.
A Governor's Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time, and I am satisfied it is a
valuable addition to the medical scienoe.
J. Gill Shorter, Governor of Ala.
Bon. Alexander II. Stephens, of Ga.,
says: Have derived some benefit from the use of
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish t give it a
further trial.
The only Thine that never fails to
OF DIRECT IMPORTATION. FCP SALJ BV
Wando Phosphate Company Wjurmton, S. f.
FRANCIS B. HACKER, President
: 03' H S. BROWN, TroMirer.
Mayer & Ross, Agents, Charlotte, N. C.
dec20 3m
Relieve." I have used many remedies for Dys
pepsia, Liver Affection and Debility, but never
have found anything to benefit me to the extent
OOTTOir.
Liverpool hook Fair demand freely met at
previous pi lees; middling uplands 5d; middling
oleans 5 ll-16d; sales 12,000; spec nation and
exvorts 2 OK); reoelfta 6.950; American 4 20
Uplands low middling clause: pMi and Mi
delivery 5 43-fi4d; May and June 5 48 84d. June
and July 5fiOB4d; Julr end ugust 6R4 64d;
August and September 5 57 H4d5 5rt-84d; Octo
ber and November R 49 64d; November und De-
cemoer 5 41-Oiattb 43-B4d. Futures in buyers
taror.
Liverpool 2 r u Good nplnnls 5 18-1 fid
Middling uplands ftffed lonmlddilng R7-I6d;
good ordinary 6d; ordinary 4d. Middl ng Or
leans 5 11-1 fid; low middling 5 ft- fid; good or
dinary 5 5 lfid; ordinary 5L Bales ot American
cotton 9,000 bales.
Itobpool 4 80 P. M. Uplands low middling
clause: June and July delivery 4 59-644.
Simmons Liver Regulator has. I sent from Min
nesota to Georgia for it, and would send further for
such a medicine, and would advise all who are sim
ilarly affected to give it a trial as it seems the only
thing that never fails to relieve.
P. M. Jannet, Minneapolis, Minn.
Dr. T. W. Mason says : From actual ex
perience in the use of Simmons Liver Regulator in
my practice I have been and am satisfied to use
and prescribe it as a purgative medicine.
JTalce only the Genuine, which always
has on the Wrapper the red Z Trade-Mark
and Signature of J. H. ZEILIN Si CO.
FvR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
TOTT'S
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BANK KOBBEEY
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LlTXBP Xtt, - 5 P.
barely steady.
m. Ths future market closed
POLLS
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,. ... - . I No. 8 Chicago spring ; No. 2 red winter .
The Baltimore M. . Conference I Corn-quiet and higher, at 5744358 for asb:
Charlestown, W. Va., March 15.
The Baltimore conference of the M. E.
unurcn, soutn, to-day appointed a board
of Church extension to serve for four
years, with Rev S K Cox, of Washing
ton, as president. Four preachers were
admitted on trial. Rev Dr Martin
speaking of church extension, said that
Sreat work was accomplished In that
irection by the Catholics, because of
their organization. They built more
scnooi nouses tnan churches. Net re
ceipts of the Wesleyan Female Insti
tute at Staunton for the past year were
07,386.
'
A Horse Thief Commits Suicide and
Makes a Dying Statement.
St. Louis, March 15. H F Crocker, a
notorious horse thief, committed sui
cide a day or two ago in the Granbury,
Texas, jail. He left a written state
ment, which related that he was born
in Georgia, and was well connected
there. In Texas in 1873 he killed three
men and one woman, and he regretted
that he had not killed two more men
who had injured him. Being without
money or friends, he preferred death to
me in prison.
The River Falling.
Helena, Ark, March 15. The gauge
this morning registers 46 feet, a decline
of 8 inches during the past 14 hours. A
negro man was drowned on Bob Neat's
lace, opposite here last evening. There
s no decline in tbe overflow back in the
Bottoms. -
Two Anarchists Sentenced.
- -rARis, March 15. Two anarchists,
including two members of the press,
nave Deen sentenced to two years im
prisonment, and to pay , a fine of ; 3,000
iraucs, ior . delivering . seditious
speeches. - - -
' The treat anccese of tbe Mason tb
celebrated one ef tbe Finest 3 cent
Cigar, fer ale br O. B, if asarentu it
n Sole A genu .- ' -t - T
57Vt tor Karen; 674eei57V4ior April Oats quiet
ana fuguer, 41V) ior casn; 41M041 for
March : 4 1 k t or AprlL Dressed Hogs -steady, at
88.10. HO. Pork active, firm and higher, at
S18.80SS18.85 for cash and March; Sl8737ua
S 18.48 for AprlL Lard-active, nrm and higher,
at Si 1 82ttai 1.85 for cash and March: SI 1 42&
81 1.45 for April. Bulk meats in fair demand:
shoulders 87.65; short rib 810.15; short clear
10.85. Whiskey steady and unchanged, at
1.17.
CITY COTTON MARKET.
Office of Ths Obskbvxb, I
Chablottk. N. C. March 16. 188a I
The city e tton maiket yesterday closed quiet
and stead, st the fo lowing quo atlons:
Good Middling 9lfeS4M
Middling Vta98
Btrlct Low Middling 8t 8 8
Low Middling 8343)
auaaung Tinges,
Middling Stains 8 6Klfe
Low Middling utalns, 7 Vl7
Lower Grades 6 7
KKCKIPT8 SINCE SXPTXMBKB FIBST.
Receipts from September 1st to yesterday, 45,421
Beceipts yesterday 119
A DISORDERED LIVER
IS THE BANE
Of the present generation. It is for the
Pare of this disease and its attendants,
stdg.HEADAega. bHibjrjsiress, pfs-
rflPSIA. COKSTlPATlON, PILES, etc.. that
HtTT'8 PTT1-8 have gained a world-wide
reputation. Wo Hemedy has ever been
Unnvered that acta eo gently on the
atyestive organs, giving them vigo? to ae
Ihnilate food. As a natural resolt, the
Hervoua System is Braced, the M.uaoIes
we t)eveloped. and the Body Robust.
INTO THE BASF.MENT,
WHILE THE BURGLARS
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Total Beoelpts to date
Receipts same date, 1882,...
Beoelpts same date, 1881,...
45,540
25.787
44,85
COTTON.
ejj.vSTOa-Steady; middling 9c; low middling
81C! 2L ordinary 83&0; net reoelpu 2,640;
gross 2,640; sales 1,567; stock 64,810; exports
to eoastwise 8,700; Great Britain j to eona-
nent ; to France ; to channel
Nopoui-rirm; middlmj 9sj net rtcelpts
L.425,i L425; stock 61,487; exports eoas
wise 2,100; sales 687; exports to Great Britain
; to continent .
AM3!?B"--Qu!eti "Haling 10. low mid-
?o? 3?C! . ".o or,amarT 00; net receipts
184; gross 1.818; sales ; stock 27.890
eoascwise spinners ; exportu to Arest
Britain ; to continent ; to France
Boeros-eteady; middling io0! tow middimi
9e; TOOrt ordinary 9tto; net reeefDU i.oas:
P"8, J.L""6" 7j tock 61.800; exports to
CITY, PRODUCE MARKET.
MARCH 15, 1883.
BDYLNGPBICE8.
CoaM, per buU i 55360
Msal, " H0865
whbat. l.ooai.io
Bsins, white, per bushel 1.2oal.50
Pxas, Clay, per bnsh. 85a90
Lady, " 1.25al50
to France
Wnjra&TOH--Steady ; middling 9o; low mid
dling 9ie; sood ordinary 8 8-18o net iScelrJi
805; gross 8O0; sales ; stock 16,224: ex-
dotU coastwise : to Great p..- ' . .
to continent ; to channel ... '
rSTTiinSTiPHiA Dull j miadling lOtfae: low mid
dling lOVfee; jrpod ordinary 9;' rX
w, wvw iwo, hum ' ; stOCK K.HIH: x-
pons Great Britain 1,695: to continent .
8ataah Urm; middling 9c; low middling
QlAej good ordinary 8tW; net ripu 1842;
gross 1,842; sales l,200i stock 78,107; uvotti
to eoastwise 180: to Gnat RnVtn ' tn
Iranos 1 to continent.
Rw Obuais Firm; middling 911-164. low
jaldaling 9c; good ordinary gic; net reoelpu
2.899; ffOH 8,186; sales g.M tA sB
JW Great Britain 1,279; to France i,83i
soawwue t tooontinent ; to channel
Mosnvseteady; mWdltng 95; low mMdllrm
9io; good ordinary 8; net receipts 549;
BK?IM?itJl? i00s 8X818: emorts
eoastwise 856; to Vzanos f t to Great Britain
i ; to eonnnent . .
MmcpaiB Steady; ndddtlng 9tto: lowmiddltna
Be? t good ordinary 8U0: net reeeims 70!
?rpss 704: 'Shipments 128; Mies 2,000: stock
AoeuTAateady; middling o8 middling
8c; good ordinary 80; reeejpu 893; ship
ments sales 848. -s
.j, CRARLKSTOH Ste&dr : mlddllns lDet low mid
dling - 6o; ' good ufdlnary 914s; net . recelDts-
1,108; gross 1,108; sales 500; stock 64,679;
White. "
Floctk
Family
Rxtra.
Super
Oats, shelled, .....
Dbixo Fbott
Apples, per lb.
Peaches, peeled...
" unpeeled
. Blackberries .
POTATOKS .
Sweet, new
Irish
Butt SB
North Carolina.....
Fees, per dozen
PorjLTST
Chickens.....
Spring
Ducks
Turkeys, perm.
" Q0980
Bkst, per lb., net
Mottoh, per lb., net.
Pomu
SELLING PRICKS WHOLESALE
BULK Mkats - -
Clear rib sides.
COFFKS
Prime Bio . .
Good. ...
MOLASSXS
Cuba ,
Sugar 8vnn.
Choice New Orleans .....
Common
8A1.T -
Liverpool Una....
" coarse....: .......
Whxsxxt
Corn, per gallon .,
Rye, " none offering,
Bbakdt .
Apple, per gallon..............
Peach, '
Wins. Seuprjernong, per gallon. .
c BBTAXL.
85a90
2.50a2.75
2.00a225
2.0i
40a45
4a5
7a8
6a8
8a5
BOaftS
60a75
200122
12Vi14
20a25
20a25
8a9
80a85
7a8
I7a8
lOall
llaim
4
.1011 1
9al0
85a40
. 85a5i)
6575
40a45
l.OOal.26
851.00
S1.85
B. RTVAla, Planter at Bayou Bare, Lasayef
llv Blaatadon tolas malarUl dlatrlot, rot
vrl t eotdd not make txlf crop on
ao count of bUlooa dlseaees and ohUls. t wm
itMh dlaeoTiraged whan t bgan the of
TUTTS PUia The result wm marvelous:
my Uborera aoon baoama haarty and robuaS,
a4 1 have had ao farther trouble.
Tbav relieve tle Uww, esaiM
rnrne th bowels testes MtamUy, wUb
ent whleli ne one en reel reU.
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Gray Bars or Whismrs changed .to OifI
Bioa of a single appUcatlon of this Dva. li
taim a nitSrafoolord acta Insvanwoeous T:
efoldoy Druggist, or seat by express oa receipt
ef One Dollar. .
Offioe. 88 Murray Street, tfew Vorlc.
f Yn ation n Vft Jteeejfs I
Another Triumph Addert to
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Embraces arenr desirable nerelty ef MANUAL
fully described in their fflMllUnU
otEVERYfHmGWFel
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HALL'S SAFE AND LO.K CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
. GENTLEMEN: We take pleasure in testifying to the sicurlty afforded by your incomparableW
as the following will show We have been using one of yonr Fire and Burglar Proof Bans aaie- j.
Banking Boom. On the night of January 2nd. triVB BURGLARS ATTAvKKD OUR MH.T .,
MAN, BOUND and GGGBO SIM and TEBBW HIM INTO THE BA8RMKNT, seriously lniunn
and PROCSEDSD TO wObKoN THS 8AFB. and although they used all the appllanc-s known
cralt, Including the COMPOUND BLOW-PiPE, and that iwwerful explosive "DYN aMITB."
without making any impression on the BURGLAR CHS3T, except to break off the dial. "-'fij
man, whom they left HANDCUFFED, says their CURS Ed were both loud and deep Bad lh tA
been nroteeted by your Time Lock, they would Drobabl have taken our Casnler out of b'3
FORCED him to open up the 8afe. t . T.rTt
We te emptied you to send a man to cut the Safe open. After his arrival Here, ne, worst" ,(
8KVKN (67) HUOB9. awisted by two other workmen. After too succeeded Id euing t&e r-aier ,
iruuiND TUJfi i ivn ao ajju niuuT, ana were so wen
Dleased with our experience and
that our Board decided unanimously to puicnase ANOTHER OV TOUR 8AFKS, of larger siw. "'
uaing your new vims attach ukni wim operaung o"1UD-" "ieB
urglar Proofeafes.lt Is our opinion, (and we speak from expen
AT THE HEAD, so please haiiy Tp our new Safe. ....
H. HATTBRWHITB, P.es dem.
W. F. HlDLSY, Casbler.
fSlgned,
NOAH BROWN
CHARLOTTE, N. C, IS MANAGER FOR TBE SOUTHERN STATES FOR THE
AB0V BC'L'
vkicb tot 188. CMrteina FETER HENDERSON'S I
"Htnttd tnttructtunt ra VfgttaU and Flawtr Cut. I
tttrt." aiakiitr it condensed Gardening Book, baring I
all tb latest informittoa kaewn ta the author of " ttas I
aealng rav rrmnv Mailed tree oa applicauoa.
iPti ttti in mhm fftr ym taw thit .
. Peter Henderson & CoM
SS 37 Cortlandt St., Kew York.
S1.60
00
Labd. tter Id.
Tallow, per B.
BAOOK " i
N.C. hog round
a "e a a a a tf--
llfiaitm
. ,3a8
12al5l marl4w
"MOORE COUNTY GRIT"
COM MILLS AND MILLSTONES,
"iBESTiriTIIEVOniD
I slknig or boas, esse
oh amjoAcoH.
IBtTl tATClltA HaUTSIf CO.
They also Make the Only Fire Proof Safe that IWays Opens en
COMBLNA.TION AFTER A. TIRE, AND K1T13 FAR 8 TO SATE TBSIB cu-
w- For proof will furnish on application certificates of Tecent fires In North snd Jsil
well as the great fire In New York,(ibe World BuUdlngJwhere two of our rafes fell from in 0 oJ
tne oeiisr, tu cuoieuis ma opvaea va uio cuaviusuuu.
ores, jror pr ces ana terms, aaaress
maris
ion. . o oiner bk " rwariotte. f
NOAH BHOWft, box v
In Consequence MONROE sTONfj,
. V.-,,- 1 HOUII RD SIGH PA
At THE XSORHOITS RAISE IN FREIGHT
J BATES to this oolnt. we are eomDelled to In
crease tbe price of our well known Tlvoll Lager
Beer tn kegs; iqauter barrels), to S2 65 per keg,
from this date. Bottled Beer will be delivered at
the old prtce. Respectfully jours, r ' .
WALL PAINTING. GlKfl.
EAIWlONa and PAPBB HAJ jgt dfl,
AH orders prosapOr attended to. "
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