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irinKHi notices.
Loss and Gain.
CHAPTER I.
"I was taken sick a year ago
With bilious fever."
"My doctor pronounced me cured,
but I got sick again, with terrible pains
in my b .ck and sides, and I got so bad I
Could not move!
I shrunk!
From 228 lbs to 120! I had been doc
toring for my liver, but it did me no
good. I did not expect to live more
than three moDths. 1 began to use Hop
Bitters. Directly my appetite returned
my pains Jeft me, my entire system
seemed renewed as if by magic, and
after using several bottles I am not only
as sound as a aovere gn but weigh more
than I did before. To Ho Bitters I
owe my life. R. FlTZPATRlCK.
Dublin, June 6. '81.
now to uet sick Expose yourseli
day and nigut: eat too much without
exerci-e: work too hard without rest:
doctor all the time: take all the vile nos
tiums advertised, and then you will
want to know how to get well, which i9
answerei in three words Take Hop
Bitters!
Charlotte, N. C, Oct 30, 1888.
Messrs. Brown, Weddington & Co.:
Gents: I find on trial that the Mc
Sherry Grain and Fertilizer Dr.ll bought
of you succeeds in putting in winter
oats admirably and I am verv much
pleased with it.
Very respectfully,
BEN T PRTCE.
The above is from one of the bet
young farmers in Mecklenburg and is
po-itive pioof that the McSherry Drill
is the one tor the farmers to buy. W
guarantee them to sow all kinds ol
grnia.
Send us your orders.
BROWN, WEDDINGTON, & CO.
Zzr to -v n o. k k v K k : SUMAY N O VE M B E It feiM
THREE K1LI.KD INSTANTLY,
Hcui At) vtietnmts.
PE09EB
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
RICHMOND AND DAN VILLI.
Level Line Depot 3.30 a m. and 4.80 m.
Arrive 150 a m and 1.60 p. m.
A1B LINK.
Lttave 2.20 ft. m. and 2 'Op m.
arrive 8 20 a. m, ana 4 10 p m.
CHABLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA
Lttn 2.10 p m., and arrive 4 23 p. m.
C. C. & A A TAG. DIVISION.
Leave 4.50 p. m.. aod arrive at 10.00 &. m.
CAROLINA JK.TR1L.
Leave 8. i 5 p. m and 7 40 a. m
Arrive 7 8i a. m. an j 4 40 p. m.
C. Q SHELBY DIVPION.
Leave 8. 1 6 a. m., and arrive 645 p. m.
MAILS
ZNBKAL DEITIM OpfDS 8 00 a m. i tfose
Qui u
Ho iki BDKH Department - Opens 9 00 a n
I' 8 S 01 1 p. HI.
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THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Yotjno Men's Christian Association
Devotional exercises at 5 o'clock p. m.
Li theran Church Rev. T. S. Brown,
pastor. Regular services at 11 a m. and
7:15 p. m. Sunday school at 3 p. m.
Baptist Church Rev. O. F. Gregory,
pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:15 p.
m. Sunday school at 9 1-2 a. m.
Associatb Rkfokmed Church Rev.
W. T. Waller, pastor. Sunday school at
10 a. m. Regular service at 11 a. m. and
7 1 2p m.
Fikst Presbyterian Dr. a. W. Mil
ler pastor Services at 11 a. m. and 7:15
p m. Sunda7 school at b -2 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7 1-2 o'clock.
S-cond Pkesryterian Rev. Neander
M. Woods pastor. Services in the morn
ing at 11 a. m. and evening at 7:30 p m.
Sunday school in the afternoon at four
o'clock.
St. Peter's Episc pal Rev. J. B.
Cheshire, pastor Services at 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p m. Sunday school at 4 p. m.
TRYO i Street Methodi-t Rov J. T
Bagwell, pastor. Services at 11 a. m.
and 7 p. m. Sunday school at 4 p. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7$
o'clock.
!t Phter's Catholic Rev Father
Wright, pastor. Mass at 11 a. m.
Sunday School 3 p. m. Daily macs 7 a. m.
alvary Mi won Kev. J. W.
Wheeler, pastor. Services at 11 a. m.
aw .ou p iu. ounaay scnooi at; y a. m
and class meeting at 4 p. m.
Colored Presbyterian Rev. Mr
vvycne, pastor. Services at 3 and 7:30
p. m Sunday school a 11 a. nx.
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OTHERS WOUNDED,
SOME MORTAIAY.
Fearral IltJcal Blot ia Dan.
Tille Blood Plowing ln the
Streets and the Whole Popn.
lace in Arms The Firt Shot
Fired by a IVegro, Etc.
Special to The Observer.
Daitvtlle, Nov. 3. While the Dem
ocrats were assembled this evening at
3 o'clock, in Pace's Opera House, dis
cussing matters pertaining to the
campaign, a, large crowd of negroes
near by on Main street created a row,
first commencing in a fisticuff, which
soon led, to the drawing of pistols by
both sides, when a negro placed a pis
tol at Walter Holland and fired
wounding him supposed mortally.
Then a general fire opened killing
three negroes dead and
many others, some mortality, great
excitement exists especially near the
Western suburbs of the town. One
white man was fired upon while pa
trolling in that vicinity which woun
ded him and his horse. A squad has
been sent to that quarter. The entire
white population is under arms.
Gatton Noprrir Court.
The lawyers all returned home yes
terday from Dallas where the fail term
of Gaston court has be n in session the
past week On last Friday the civil
docket was taken up, and it will be re
turned on Monday morning, when the
second wek of th court begins. One
of the most interesting cases that will
come up ill be the motion for a re
straining injunction against the Line
bergtr factories, recently purchased by
Mr. Hall. It is probable that a motion
will be entered to set aside the sale of
the Woodlawn factories. Solicitor Os
borne goes back Monday to try a couple
of State cases that were continued from
last week.
Index to New Advertisements.
Wittkowfky & Baruch Silks.
R. H Jordan & Co Lamns. etc.
Hargraven & Alexander-New goods.
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j.. a. wnson Attention Hornets.
Indications.
South Atlantic States, slightly warnif t
fair weather, variable winds, lower
oarorueter.
LOCAL, BiPFL.ES.
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel oi porn
strength and wholesomen ss More economical
than the ordinary kinds. nd cannot be sold a.
competition with the multitude of low test, shof
weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only tr
eans. Wholesale by
SP3INGS 4 URWKLr
raaJl Chanotte r c.
e STOMACH .
a y fa u u
YThoueh shaken in every joint and fiber
with fever and ague, or bilious remit
tent, the sy-tem may yet be fieed from
jhe malignant virus with Hostetter's
tonanch Bitters. Protect the system
gainst it with this beneficent anti-
pasmodic. which is furthermore a su-
remK remedy for liver complaint, con
stipation. ity8ppfiia. debility, rheuma-
i l, 1. : , i i i , -1
&iuiiey jn uoies ana ot er au-
tDieDtS. For Ral hv all flrpcroict. arJ
jdealers generally.
Monday is the regular meeting day
of the county commissioners.
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nui, a great aeai oi staple was put
u me market yebteraay.but prices held
hi iu. at ten cents lor tne best.
The streets were thronged yesterday
and the merchants were kept busy,
here were more people in thecitv than
in any day since the ciicus.
Mrs Emma Reinhart, wife of Prof. J.
Reinhart,of Richmond, Va., isona visis
to the family of Mr. J. Vogel on Poplar
street.
J. H. Monroe. Wm. Monrnn anrl
Clarke Hall, were all arraigned before
the mayor yesterday morning on
charges of drunk and disorderly con
duct and were fined 5 each, making
$15 for the graded school.
Mr. Williams, of New York, the
new superintendent of the city water
work, has arrived and taken charge of
his office Mr. Craige, who resigned
goes to Athens, Qa , t take charge of
the water works there.
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The street parade of Davis' 810,000
brass band attraoted big crowds yester
day. The band is undoubtedly a good
one, and its uniform is gay and gaudy
enough to please anybody. The drum
major was a good pattern for MtSmith
to go by.
BEST
BEST
BEST
rPolicy of
Insurance
AGAX2TST
Accidents
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which is to say,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer
Cartem Chss. Allen, cf Worcester (Hara.)
I":re Denancicat, Bay: "Aftor tho doctor Bet
tuo broken bone. I v.rA PAn Killer aa allnl
mcijt, and it cured ine in a ehort time."
Captain D. S. Ooodell, Jr., of Srcrsriort.
Fcrbru.i es. sprcins cod cr.t?.
inecave."
jyiame, ivy:
I know cf uo medicine tiiat is more e:
David Pierce, Tjlica, T. Y.. tey-: " For cntx
pn iinen. tarrn rnd tpraiue, it liiti never failed
to effect a cure."
All yesterday afternoon there was
a perfect jam around Butler s show win
dows, where Mr. Chas. L. Davis' dia
monds were on exhibition. It was the
finest display of jewels our people have
ever seen. Regular paralyzers, those big
diamonds were.
The ladies of the Second Presby
terian cnurch have sue e-ded in their
efforts to purchase a carpet for the
church, and were yesterday busily en
gaged in putting it down It is of a very
pretty pattern, and adds greatly to the
comfortable looks of the interior of the
church.
The "beef shoot" took place at Har
risburg yesterday according to pro
trrauime, and the boyine was won by
Mr. John P. Morri. Tere were twelve
guns in the contest, and t"e distance to
the target was 50 yards. The beef was
"stake.!" by Mr. J. N. D Wil.son, and
all the boys who wanted to shoot for it
would p.y him one dollar and blaze
away.
Opening the Season with Big Ones.
The season for big sweet potatoes has
open: d up livJy. Yesterday marning
early a man was seen trying to get into
t ie Observer office door with an im
mense potatoe. but who had to secure
the aid of a couple of colored men with
crowbars before he succeeded It wa-.
Mr C L. Hutchison, of Mount Holly.
Gast'-n county, and the potato was
raised by him on his farm. A short
while alter that another disturbance
was raised at our door, and a man came
lumbering in with a tremendous tuber
from Dr. E. Nye Hutchison. They are
bustering big potatoes, and would last
an ordinary family two weeks. Now, all
that is lacking to complete our happimess
is a possum, bomebody send us a fine
specimen of that vegetable, and we will
be able to laugh starvation to scorn.
Exploit of Cotton Thieves.
Two negroes, Pcott Rankin and Sam
Williams, wre committed to jail in
Concord a day or so ago, the first on
charge of stealing cotton and the latter
for receiving it. It seems that on last
Monday night Dick Sloan and Scott
Rankin made a raid on Mr. Dcrton's
pi ntation and succeeded fn carrying off
a lot of cotton. Thev hired a. netrro
named Boger to haul it away for them.
oger worfced for Jdr. Joe White, and
ttefore the load was disposed of daylight
came and B--ger was seen by Mr. White
unhitching the team at his barn. He
suspected something wrong, and on
questioning Boger tnat individual be
came frightened and confessed that he
.bad hauled the cotton for the two men
to a shanty on Mr. Alfred Cooks plan
tation. where it was received bv Sam
Williams. Justices Jack Alexander and
W. J. Hill investigated the case and
sent Williams and Rankin to jail Sloan
succeeded in eluding arrest, and is now
at large.
SOME ROUqH WORK.
A Pary of Nrth Carvllaa Nerree O
int Heath Canrilaa, Arm" with
Uuun astf JK Mires an Aiteaipt im
itescne a Prisoner.
inere 1 considerable excitement
among the people la Robeson county,
jjxim state, ana marion county, a. U.,
over the outrageous conduct of a mob
of negroes from the farmer county ia
attempting to rescue a prisoner from an
officer in the latter county. A colored
gm named rannie Williams wan ar
rested by Mr. Elias Norton on the charge
luuuiujf me resiaence oi B0.ua Cathe
rine rnest, an aged maiden lady of
Marion, ine girl confessed to having
wuunnwu wJt) roDeery, out tue consta
ble had to keep her under arrest over
mgnt lor trial next day. What follow
ea is teid ny a corre- pondent of the
narieston News and Courier: Aparty
of some twenty five black ruffians or
ganized at a church in North Carolina
and came to the house of Mr. Norton
cursing, wntoping and orandishing
their pistols over and around their
neaos, swearing vengeance against Nor
ton and demanding that he should at
once release t annie Williams and threat
ening that if he refused te do so they
would turn over every house on his pre-
"jiDca auu wreai vengeance on nun.
jur. Norton nas an invalid wife and
aaugnters who'were greatly shocked
Dy iae behavior of the insolent horde
who had thus ruthlessly invaded their
nomt. cut ne was a man of nerve. He
got into bis house, secured his double-
barrel gun, came back into his piazza
ouu ueuea tne motley crowd to touch
tne nouse in which the prisoner wat
connnea, and if they did so he would
open fire indiscriminately on all who
wre in fiis front, rinding that they
could not intimidate him they reluc
tantly tooK tneir departure, telling Nor
vuu in a inrettemncr and boisterous
manner that they iwould meet him at
inai justice iiariee a omce the next
aay with their guns, and that thy
wouiu enea eiooa or i eiease the prisoner
M.r. JNerton gathered a crowd of the
Deat white citizens of the vicinity from
both counties, Marion county, S. C. and
Robeson, N. C, and at an early hour was
at the office of Trial Justice Harllee
with the female prisoner, fully pre
pared for any emergency that might
anno, warrants were at once issued
by the trial justice for the parties for
not ana attempt to rescue a prisoner,
and constables were sent for the parties
in different directions. Bv 8 o'clock' n
m eight of the gallant braves had been
brought in, several f them having been
J 1T1 1 . .
i euuwreu norsau comoat by being dis
armed of pistols which thev carried con
cealed upon their persons and a sudden
application of bracelets to their limbs
"iwuuouui minef! gave ine matter a
ti'l and thorough investigation and
committed them to jail in defau t of
Dan, each and every one of them. Sev
eral ef the parties are leading local
politicians in the " Old No-th tate."
and some of those in South Carolina
were leading Republicans prior to 1876.
Une of them, Capt Peter McGirt, was
always a stalwart, a leader whom the
roughest of the rabhle in the darkest
days delighted to honor and follow
T" : ii. -
uuuug tne investigation, or as soon as
the trial justice decided to commit them
lor court, this redoubtable hero took lea
van ana maae nis escape.
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A Colored Shoplifter Jailed.
Policemay Joe Orr yesterday arrested
a colored man named Nathan Martin,
wno, to prepare tor the frost, went into
(xray s shoe stoe ond selected a pair of
urogans without bothering the clerks
to wrap them up for him and change
ms money. Mr. liray detected Ma tin s
little irregularity and called on police
man Orr to overhaul Martin. He waa
arrigned before i he mayor who heard
nis piea., and thn bound him over te
the Inferior court for trial. Martin
couia not give bond and was sent to
jail.
A BLAST EXPLODES
Ana Blew Up Twe If enProbably
ratal Accident at Cencerd.
xrverm Concord they are macadam
izing the Btreet from the depot to the
town, and a force of colored men are
employed at the quarries near by to
Diast rock to put in the street. Yester-
aay morning two of the men. Din All.
nan and Honeycutt, were engaged
m vuarKiBg a oiaat, ana naa about com
pietea their work, when the blast ex
ploded with terrible effect. Aliman.
who was nearest the blast, was hurled
into the air and fell fully fifty feet dis
tant from the scene of the explosion.
Honeycutt was not very badly injured,
uaving escaped the f ull force of the ex
plosion. Aliman was picked up and
carried to his home, and meuical assist
ance was irami diately summoned. The
physician found that no bones had been
br iken, but the unfortunate colored
man's flvsh was badly lacerated and
burned, and he presented a shocking
opectacie. his eyes were destroyed by
the powder and he will entirely lose his
sigat. nis injuries are very serious and
proDaoiy fatal. What caused the ex
plosion we have been unable to find out.
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j-uio awiueni is similar in many re
spects to the one that occurred in Con
cord not long ago, when two colored
men were blown out of a well bv a tr-
mature discharge of dynamite receiving
'"j"' i iu in wjoicn one aiea ana the
other lost his eyes.
Opera House Last iipht.
T
xu our opinion, the best amnanmpnt.
tf 4-U . .
un,uow4suuwas eiven at tna nnota
house la.t night by Mr. Chas. I.. Dav-i-
and his excellent company, in the plav
v n'iu uusuu. air. uavis, as a
matter of course, is the central figure
1 1 1 1 rw . .
m mo wnoie piay. ne is an insrenioua
actor and his comicalities are of the sort
tnat cannot fail to amuse. He ia verv
ably supported and in the comnosition
of his company a good deal of real tal
ent is recognized. The play itself is in
teresting, and the 100,000 worth of dia
monds and the fine music were side
shows. "Alvin Joshn" is good through
out and all agree that Mr. Davis and his
company deserve good houses wherever
they go.
Bad Accident at the Roek Hill Fac
tory.
A very serious accident, reiulrinc in
4.1 Ai ... O
tue wwi ueBtruction of the eninne at
the Rock Hill cotton factory, occurred
umsu uuay eveninr, ana win cause a
suspension of business In the factory
tor the next ninety davs. The cvlindar
head was torn all to pieces by theciank
enan wmcn, neing released by the pin
dropping out, flew over and not only
knocked the cjlinder to pieces, but tore
up me engine room in a lively manner.
it was a veiy stranee accident, the lik
of which ve. y seldom happens. At the
time it occurred, the engine was being
unven unuer a iuu nead oi steam, and
the moment the pin dropped the crank
new up, tearmu: out its fasteninc-a and
knocking the cylinder to pieces. The
accident will necessitate the purchase
oi a new engine, and according to fore
man weisier 's estimate, a suspension of
woric ior vv days. The Kock Hi 1 Man
ufacturing Company employs 1 00 hands.
who with their families, make a total of
800 people dependent upon it lor their
support. The loss in breakage of ma
ctnnery, combined with the enforced
suspension or work, will be a serious
one to the company.
air Advertisements
Attention, Hornets.
An accident may happen to-mcrrow.
Buy Pmr.Y "Davis's Paist Killer
to-day of any Druggist
Mulnal Innnrance.
Assessment No 53 first class and 112
second class have just been sent out to
Charlotte section 476. of the endowment
rank of the Knights of Pythias. These
assessments of 2.20 per member pays
81,000 in-u ranee to the families of per
sons who have died during September
who were members of the rder.
A SURE
REC.TE
For Fine Complexions.
Positive relief and immnni-
MT mft Allmnlsvtnnal hlita.
K marbefoundinHaffaii's
Makolia Balm. A delicate
ana harmless article. Sold
by druggists eYeryrrhere.
, It imparts the most bril
liant and life-like tints, ana
Vie closest scrutiny cannot
letectitsnse. All nnsiehtlr
Jjscolorations, Ernpflons,
Jung Marks under the eyes,
oallowness. Redness. Rough
ness, and the flush of fatigue
and excitement are at once
pelled hy the Magnolia
It is the one incomparable
Cosmetic. '
Th New lice.
Under the new division of the Diocese
in this State, Charlotte will still remain
under Bi3hop Lyman's administration.
Mecklenburg being in the old diocese
The counties that will ompose the new
diocese are: Currituck. Camden. Pas
quotank. Perquima- s. Chowan, Gates,
Hertford, Bertie. Martin. Washington;,
Tyrrell. Dare, Hyde. Beaufort. Pitt.
Green. Pamlico, Craven. Carteret, Jones,
Lenoir. Wayne, Sampson, Duplin, On
slow, Pender. New Hanover, Bruns
wick. Columbus, Bladen, Robeson,
Cumberland.
PtAhi wanted
v a youne man. Pr!.i. J.
r3dt H. L. B.. u&Zn
7 V WIMW
The New Tine.
A eood many of our noon I a havn nr
idea what sort of time it is we are to
have shortly and for their benefit w&
submit these explanations by Dr. Pow
ell of the naval observatory: "The
change of local time for Washington,
recommended oythe naval observatory,
is in pur-uance of the general plan for
uniform time as correlated by hour
meridians throughout the civilized
world. For many years scientific men
have been urging this measure, associa-
tions have been organized for the pur
pose or securing it and committees
appointed by scientific bodies, perhaps
in every civilized State. The plan will
be of great value in th rollerirt and
comparison of scientific observation that
depend upon time. From the standard
of . scientific research, therefore, it is
greatly desired The lo al change in
Washington will be advant
business men and to all who travel by !
rail. " Upon this indorsement Secretary
Teller informed the Secretary of the .
Navy that he would be glad to adopt
the new time, which is understood to be '
8 minutes 8 seconds faster than the
present local time, and the change will
go into effect on November 18.
A doctor at Richmond say. that if -people
will take a bath in hot whiskey
and rook salt twice a year they will
never "catch a cold. Until "somebody
naa tried this new remedy re would t
w: ; Stick to the old and, reliable Pr,
Kill I "m ffmoptr ivnvn
Via Boise and Twelve Bales of Cottea
Bnrned.
Mr. Robert W. McDowell, of Steel
Creek township, this county, suffered a
serious loss Friday afternoon in the des
truction oy ore of his em house, to
gether with twelve bales of cotton, all
his own property. The fire was no
doubt accidental. It was a horsepower
gin and the hands had been runninsr it
f up to 1 1 o'clock a. m., and there was no
fire about when they quit work. Two
men were working n a wagon within
25 yards of the gin from that time to
within a few minutes of the discovery
of the hre, and there could have been
no possible chance for an incendiary to
have approached the building without
detection. The fire was first discovered
at 3 o 'clock, and so rapid was its spread
that the farm hands were able to save
only a small quantity of seed cottoa.
The gin house, machinery and twelve
bales of cotton were destroyed withiu
the course ef a few minutes. Mr. Mc
Dowell had no insurance on his proper
ty and the loss will fa 1 heavily upon
him. His total loss is estimated at
$1,500. A match in the seed cotton is
supposed to have been the cause of the
-fire.
T'ke AppreaefciB Genet.
An astronomical observer caurht a
glimpse of the new comet several nights
since; but as it was only a few minu es
in an opening in the cloudy sky. time
wa s not afforded tor measurements of
bn ahtuess and dimensions. Prof. Carp
maul sayt the nucleu was not well de
fined, but a tail was perceptible ap
parrntly a few minutes iu length. This
comet, which wa- discovered September
5th by Prof. Brooks in thn constellation
Drac'-o. is still in the same constellation,
but is brighter for its distan e from the
ea tli than it was at the same distance
during its last appearance in 1812. It is
still in the constellation in which it was
first noticed, and is making but slow
progress across the heavens, and. but
flowlv increasing in brightness. Its
further path from its present position in
the northwest heavens will be across
Lyra and Cygnus and Pegasus, till,
about the end f January, it disappears
beloir the horizon in the sonth. It will
reach perihelion, the point in its orbit
nearest the sun. on January 25, when it
will be about 60.000.000 miles from the
earth. It will be visible to the naked eye
about the middle of December, and will
rapidly increase in brightness af te r the
end of November. Although it will be
brighter than at its last appearance, it
will not be nearly as prominet an ob
ject in the heaveas as the great comets
of last year and looi. xne comet reacneu.
perihelion September 15, 1812; and the
interval between them and January 25,
its next perihelion, will be 71 5 years.
' Calculation1 made i 1812 predicted its
return in 70.6 years, so that our present
elefctial visitor is overdue nearly nine-
' tenths of a year certainly not a very
j surprising lameness in a visitor who
1 calls so seldom.
Ladlw. beau-rfjyoar cjmplexlon wltaGleae's
Ulli Hair and Watelcer Df, SO.
Josh Hilling Heard Prem.
Nfwpoet, R. L. Aug, 11, 1880
Dear Bitters I am here trying to
breathe in all the salt air of the ocean,
and having been a sufferer for more
than a year with a refractory liver I
was induced to mix Hop Bitters with
the sea gale, and hare found the tinc
ture a glorious result. , 1 hav
been greatly helped by the bitters, jind
Am. not afraid to say soYouw without
aitruggle. - JOSH c
Hetel Arrivals.
Central Hotel. Robt. Leach, New-
bergh N. Y; Arthur Shaw, Baltimore;
Chas. C Henderson, Reading, Pa: C. G.
Parker. Kings Mouatain, N. C; Millard
Wood, Washington, D. C: Miss Nannie
Wagstaff J. H. Wagstaff, Garabaldi,
IN. o. J. 1. James. Richmond, Va, Le
Roy Davidson, Philaie phia: S. H.
Lowe, Lowesville, N. C; N R. Johnston,
Clear Run, N. C. W. S. Blakely, Chas.
S. Johnson, W. C Smith, Davidson Col
lege, N. C; Miss C. Swan, Dandridge,
Term.; S. C. Thompson. New York;
rror. wm. J. Bingham, H. N. Pharr,
JuavidKOn Allege, N. C; Robert D. Gra
ham, N. C; W. P. McGehee, Raleigh,
N C; T. A. Andrews, Shelby, N. C;
Horace L. Netherton, Columbia, S. C;
uaker if. A Dunn, New York; B. T.
McBryde, O L. Clark, Davidson Col
lege. N. C; Geo.E. Reab, Augusta. Ga;
a. ts. jfewen, Kock Hill, . u; W. J.
Boylin, Monroe, N. C; G. M. Webb, Jr,
Sh Iby, JN. U; John Harrill. Fairfield, S.
C, W. F. Frasier, C A. Smith, Davidson
Uoilege, JN. C; Bartlett Shipp, N. U: R.
A. McLean. Gastonia. N. C: V. G. Ott.
Jas. S. Stokes, W. S Stokes, N. C;ThoF.
H. Hill, Philadelphia; John Kerr. Balti
more; C. S. Frobt, N. Y;Wm.Smithson,
Washington, D. C; D. H. Wilson, Shel
by, N. C: W. A. Linchan, Raleigh, N.
C. M. L. Stevens, Master Eustaca Stev
ens. M. Austin, Monroe, N. C; W. W.
Watt. Baltimore; W. S. McLaise, Pitts
burg, Pa; W. P. S oan, C. S. Bra' ton,
Davidson College; Wilmont Leach, Lex
ington. N. C. Prof. J. C. Horton, King's
Mountain, N. C; J. K. Jami on. Phila;
R. tj- Bet, Baltimore; J. M. Sutton, E.
T. Woods, West Virginia; Lee Bar. ett,
N. C.
Buford House. Geo. E. Bedee, New
York; C. A Rose, W. C. Carrington, H.
H. H. Danner, Lynchburg, Va. P. M
Snider, J. W. Momack, b. H' Morrow,
Richmond, Va; S. C. Engled ve, Rich
mond. Va; Geo. S. Cassin. Atlanta. Ga;
G. B. Saunders, Phi adelhia. Pa: Mrs.
Jaue R. Wallace, Cheraw S. C; E. Ever
itt W lmington, N. C; N. A. bacharch,
Baltirr ore Md; L. C- Dessaussure S C;
J. B. Cook, Washington, D. C; N. R.
Johnson, Clear Run, N. C; J. D. Phrr,
. S. Pharr, County ; J F. Rogers,
Mooresville, N. C B. W. Martin, Atlan
ta. Ga; Ashby Le Baker. 1. W. Snider,
Baltimore, Md;W. R. Owen, Columbia,
Ohio, Jno. T Mai ny, Baltimore, Md. ;
. W. Moiby, R. G. Joh.-ison, Washing
tom, D. C; W-P. Golson, Montgomery;
Ala . VV. M. Francis, Atlanta, Ga. , Miss
a.udie Williams, City. Chas. L. Davis,
Mr. Chas L Davis, W. C. Donaldson,
Frank Jordan, Harry C. Hanley, Chaf
DeKress, T. T. Rook, Harry C. Wells,
Harry Hardy, Nathin Carl, Chas. Love,
H. C. Heidleburg, R. A Birch, Geo. Blu
menthal John Go wan, Daniel J. Sprague
J. M. Hyde, J. P. Harris, L. W. Harper,
W. U. Wright. Harry P Palmer, A. A.
Stewart, A. J Stockwell, Lewis Forte,
Miss Josie Crockor, Miss May Ja kson
Miss Florence Charles, Atvin Joslins
Comedy Co : C. E. Snyder, Baltimoie,
Md.; T. H. Appleton, New York City ;
H. McCann. S. D. Adams, L. W. Her
ing, Baltimore Md. ; L. F. Rhodes, Win
chester, V.;T. C. Stokes, Dayton, Ohio;
A. E. Mann, Boston, Mass. ; L. P. Hills,
Atlanta, Ga.; T. K. Kane. Wilmington,
Delaware; Mason Hamilton, N. C, J. S.
Haige, R. W. Naile, Pittsburgh, Pa., T.
C. Smith Leroy Springs, North Carolina.
A Great Biood Medicine. On e of
the kest medicines ever known for the
cure of diseases arising from impure
blood, no matter from what cause, is
Roaadalis. It is a great alterative med
icine as well as a blood nurifier. It
cures scrofula, swellings, goitre, skin
diseases, uver complaint, rheumatism,
&c. Read the following letter from a
distinguished gentleman in Florida:
Lake Irena, Fla.. June 10, 1882.
I have been a great sufferer for 15
years, not able to walk, from an iniured
leg. Have tried many M.D.'a and their
remedies -W( nine purpose I believe
Rosadalis will cure me. Send me one
dozen by steamer. It was recommended
to me be a f riend. - I. have taken 2 bot
tles, and find t helping me.. -The drug
gists who usually, keep it are out of it.
and 1 cannot afford to- wait the BloW ar
rival of their supplies'' .
JOBS T. BEEK8,
Supt. Board of Public taut-ruction.
i ou are hereby ordered to assemble
at your hall on Monday evening at 3
o clock in full dress uniform for parade
1. M. WilJSON, Foreman.
W. Bernstein, Sec'y.
nov4dlt
DimiiliM OF IWAKINLRSHIR
The firm of Sifford & Freeland. latelv
doing business at the corner of Church
I and Trade Btreet, was dissolved by mu
tual consent on the 1st day of Noveau
ber, 1883, Mr. J. G. Freeland having
oougnt tne entire stock of goods on
hand, and assumed all debts due by the
late firm. All debts due us are payable
. i -
to nim.
R. J. SIFFORD,
J G. FREELAND.
T 1 f . t t
j. can pe iouna nereaiter in my new
store opposite the (Jhai lotte Hotel, where
l 6haii be glad to see my old friends and
customers. J. (i. FREELAND.
nov4dl w
R. B. Jordan & Co.
DRUGGISTS.
We have just received a complete stock
of
hp um
of all kinds; also the best FIRE-PRO OF
Lamp Chimneys.
Use Talemtine'e Improved Tar
Drop lr Ceaffhs hh1 Celds.
Or. Den ii in' Certain Cure for
BatwaatigBi,aiid Hair's Itlhma
Cnrc.
Brax and Oatmeal. Pear's SO
Jr C-nl, Qlycerine aid 47.11
lone Toilet Soap.
Whale Oil Soap.
Nelson's and Cox's Gelatine.
Eagle and Swiss Brands Con
densed milk, Fresh Stock, at
Our Stock is Complete:
SBleeilfl(n)nDo
H B. JORDAN &
DRUGGISTS.
ft
i Ponies for Sale.
The undersigned have a car load of
ponies for sale at Wadsworth s statues.
Call and see us.
novSdSt JOHNSTON wihjmdji.
-AND-
LOW PRICES
Male in Every Department.
E. D. La tta, fe Bro.
I 1 1 ill 1,1 11' Ml 111 t I I 4 1 IX fill Ull lTTlnl
Chickering &
i
m iwiu ucLivium
Son Win the Laurels ! !
ALL THE MUSICALS ARE CRAZY HAPPY AND
MOT'S MDSIC HOUSE CONTROLS THE MUSICAL MOTOR ! ! i
I .-.-i I' ' fold h
f? Ik a tip!
Branch of L.udden & Bates,
MeSmith Music House.
CHARLOTTE, If. 9.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
One Price to AIL
Easy Terms. Lowest Prices.
Everything- In the World that Is BInsIcal can be Found at
McSMlTH'S,
CHARLOTTE, IX. C.
GTSend for Catalogues, Information and Prices.
A FEW
flandsomemls
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Colored CUshmere.
them.
cheaper tnon yon eaa bay
BakaUf al Dress Goods at X'Ox eenU.
riannels, Waterproofs and Cioaklngs,
At Cost!
TfilMMING SIL IN" COLORS
HAL P PRICE.
AT
A Good Ki(t Gleteler 59 Ctiis.
ad many other lrc&lntat
BARMHER & TfiOTf ERi
A. HALES
Praiticil Watchmikir and Dsak in
WATCHS3, CLOCK i, JKWSLBT.
TiCLB-i tc.c
Viae and D fflsult Watch Be-
promrttly done and warranted t fv
iweire meauu. bM
reptSOdAWtf
4. 11 a Lid.
Oeatnl Hotel "uUdtag, irees at.
THE
BEST
ASSORTED
-STOCK OF-
Groceries Conftttioneries jnd
FANCY GOODS,
A. R. IHSBET& BRC'S.
, AT -REASONABLE PRICESi
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