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THE RESULT.
The election returns which we print
this morning leave no doubt as to the
result of Tuesday's elections, although
there are full returns from few of
the States, and but meagre returns
from some, but enough is known to
leave no doubt as to the result. The
Republicans have carried New York,
Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massa
chusetts, Minnesota and Nebraska,
while the Democrats have carried
New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia and
Mississippi. Of these the Democrats
hoped to carry New York, while Mas
sachusetts, Connecticut, Pennsyl
uania, Nebraska and Minnesota, it
was conceded would poobably be car
ried by the Republicans. In New
York the Democrats had a candidate
for Secretary of State who was op
posed by the liquor interests on ac
count of his prohibition record, and
seems to have been opposed by num
bers of Catholics, for some reason. The
Democracy of Pennsylvania was
handicapped by a legislature which
failed to meet popular expectation,
and which has sat in extra session
several months doing nothing at an
enormous cost to the people.
The Republicans were hopeful of
carrying Maryland on account of
party dissensions among the Demo
crats, also New Jersey, and felt quite
confident of carrying Virginia where
Mahone had all the aid the Washing
ton administration could give.' Their
disappointment at losing Virginia is
great because it retires Mahone
from the Senate and puts a Democrat
in his place. All in all the Democra
cy have nothing to complain at over
the result, although we had hoped
for a better report from New York,
which unfortunately is burdened with
John Kelly.
SHOOTING IN STAUNTON
Tvr Negroes Shot by a White Man, aad
a Narrow Escape from a General
Raw.
Staunton, Va., Nov. 7. Two ne
groes were shot here yesterday by a
white" man named Croghan. One is
dangerously hurt but the other only
slightly. There was intse excitement
occasioned by the shooting and great
erowds of whites and blacks gathered
and things looked threatening when
the mayor arrived and appealed to the
people to disperse quietly. He said
that from all he could learn the shoot
ing was entirely improvoked and that
Croghan be punished to the full ex
tent of the law. He asked both races
to act peaceable and assured them that
there should be no bulldozing about
the polls. If any attempts were made
to interfere with voters all the power
of the city should be exercised
to protect every man in his rights.
His speech shad a most happy effect
and both crowds dispersed. Good
feeling was restored and voting pro
ceeded quietly. The mayor refused
to bail Crogan in any amount and
committed him to jail for trial. It is
impossible to obtain reliable particu
lars of the affair. There was no pre
vious difficulty between the men and
no angry words were passed. The
Democrats claim that the shooting
was accidental and those of the op
posit party attribute it to drunken
ness and the feeling occasioned by the
Danville riot. With this exception
the day was very quiet and a tre
mendous vote polled.
Maryland.
Democratic, bat Somewhat Uncomfort
ably Mixed.
Baltimore, Nov. 7. The official
majority for McLane in this city
7,923. His estimated majority in the
State is 12.000. Roberts, dem., for
Attorney-Genei al runs ahead of
McLane, and Turner, dem., for comp
troller, acout even with McLane. Of
13 Senators, the Democrats elect 2 in
the first and third districts of this city
and one in Bal timore county. Carroll, .
Frederick, Howard, Queen Ann,
Washington and Wiconee counties,
making nine, and the Republicans
elect senators in Anne Arundel, Kent
and Somerset, all these being Repub
lican gains, and consequently Demo
cratic loss. The Democrats gained
Senators in Frederick and Washing
ton counties. This with five Demo
cratic and eight Republican Senators
holding over will make the Senate
stand 14 Democrats and 11 Republi
cans with Calvert county from which
no returns have been received, yet to
be heard from.
The House of delegates will be
Democratic by probably 20 or more
majority.
MAHONE 8 II ELY ED.
Tirtiaia's Democratic Majority 18,000
Richmoaa Wild with Delight.
Richmond, Va., Oct. 7. Prominent
Readjusters here have given up the
contest. There is no doubt but that
the Democrats have elected a majority
in both branches of the Legislature.
They now claim a majority of three
in the Senate and of twenty in the
House, which will give them a
majority of 23 on joint raFot. This
insures election of Democratic United
States Senator as successor of Ma
hone. If Democratic gains continue
to increase at the same rate as those
already received, the Democratic
popular majority will reach 18,000.
The wildest excitement prevails
here. The scene in front of the Dis
patch office this afternoon was the
most remarkable ever witnessed in
Richmond. The street was blocked
with an immense mass of people, and
business was almost entirely suspend
ed. Speaker after speaker was called
upon, who responded in congratula
tory and stirring : addresses, which
created unbounded enthusiasm. This
went on for several hours.
Coldi yield to onion, like magic, but
Dr. Bull s cough syrup is still , better
and ty far more-agreeable means of
axing a cold or cough You can bny a
Donie for 25 eents at .any drug store,
and. we are sure it will da the work ev
ery time.
Latest From itew Jersey
Trkntow, N. J., Nov 7.-FuUer re
turns from various counties arear
' riving this morning but many of the
interior counties can as , yet only be
estimated. Abbett s majority appears
Jo be steadily increasing. : The Tren
ton Times in a carefully prepared ta
ble of actual and " estimated returns
rives ' Abbett ..t 5,600 majority. The
Republicans will have three majority
in the 'Senate ' and ;the -Democrats
seven in the house, this will give the
Democrats - a majority . of four on
joint ballot. . - -v;
J r v
i. doctor at Richmond says, that if
people will take a bath in hot whiskey
&Prock salt twice a year they wifl
wrercatch a cold. UntU;somebody
has tried this new ffnjwewovto
St' Stick to the old and reliable Dr.
CaMiusbiynzp. v ' 7
- W ' X,-.,tl--
O'DON NELL'S COUNSEL.
The Tkaaaerer Don't Think America
Coaasel can appear la the cast - -
London, October 7. The Turn s dis
cussing the proposal to allow Ameri
can counsel to defend O'DonnelL says
to give audience to foreign counsel is
novelty in England, and that no
ground has been shown for making
an exception in this case. It may be
said without disparaging che ability
of the American lawyers who offer
their services, that the prisoner's case
will not suffer in the hands of his
English counsel. It is not probable
that Gen. Prior will be debarred from
giving to O'Donnell all possible assis
tance short of taking public part in
the conduct of the case. More than
this cannot be permitted consistently
with the principles of our legal system,
which in this respect resembles that
of most of the American States.
New Orleans Cotton Statement.
New Orleans, Nov. 7. The report
oi the National Cotton Exchange for
the month of October, made up by
C. H. Parker, Secretary, is as fol
lows: Port receipts, this year, 1,382,526;
last year, 1,293,578.
Total overland, this year, 13,340;
last year, 120 288.
To mills, this year, 95,585 ; last year,
57 441.
To ports, this year, 18,723 ; last year,
44 649.
In Transit, this year, 19,032; last
year, 18,198.
To Canada, this year, 4,276; last
year, 6,551.
Exports to Great Britain, this year,
240,573; last year, 399,338.
Exports to France, this year, 103,
143 ;last year, 85,111.
Exports to the Continent, this j ear,
244,589; last year, 166,931.
Exports to channel ports, this year,
5,125; last year, none.
At sea between ports, this year,
46,016; last year, 35,912.
Total takings of Northern spinners,
this year, 327,408; last year, 228,612.
Stock at ports at the close of Oct.,
this year, 746,741; last year, 560,635.
Year before last the total overland
for September and October was 113,
983. and during same time spinners
takings amounted to 333,469.
Alter the Cyclone Rebuilding their
Rmned Homes
Springfield, Mo., October 7. One
death occurred yesterday among the
victims of the tornado. Several oth
ers are in a very critical condition,
and Bome will die. About $2, 500 was
raised to-day for the relief of the
injured and destitute, and all are being
well cared for. The work of rebuild
ing has been going on all day. Car
penters are repairing the damaged
houses and preparing material for
new onesin place of those destroyed.
About forty families are homeless
and destitute and many moro materi
ally damaged in their property. Many
of those who lost their nouses were
employees of the St. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad, and Capt. Rogers,
general manager of the road, is fur
nishing material to all of them to
rebuild, giving them their own time
in which to make payments.
Boiler Silent, Disappointed bat Com
placent Boston, Mass., Nov. 7. Gen. But
ler, has refused to be intervieved and
will make no statement concerning
his def dat which he accepts compla
cently, although he acknowledges
that it was unexpected. The returns
in this State are complete wit a the
exceptions of one town. Robinson's
total vote is 160.161; Butler's total
vote is 150,074. Almy, 1,553. Robin
son over Butler 10,087.
Slain by a Jealous tlanband.
Galveston, Texas, October 7. A
special to the News from Luling, Tex
as, says that 8 miles from here, a
daughter of Rev. Mr. Newton was
shot and killed by her husband, ht-r
heart's blood spurting into bread she
was making for him He pretended
that his wife had committed suicide,
but to-day confessed that he killed
her. Jealousy was the cause of the
murder.
The Freneb in Tcnquin.
Paris, Oct 7. It is announced that
the French forces have occupied Son
tay and Boc-nirh in Tonquin.
MARKETS B f TELEGBAf...
NOVEMBER 7,188a!
Produce.
Baltimore. If von. FJour steady;
Howard Street and Western Superfine
$3. 50a 83 75; Extra 3.7&a$4.75; Family
$5 00b5 75; City Mill S iperflne S3. 00a
$1.75: do. Extra S4.00aS8.25; Rio bran us
$5 75a$f ,00. Wheat Southern firmer
and active: Western hither; Southern
red Sl.10atl.13; do. amber $1.1251.17;
No. 1 Maryland SLUiaSl. 4i; No. 2
Western winter red spot and NoTember
Sl.07iaS108 Corn Southern higher;
Western higher closing dull. Southern
white 55a57t; do yellow new 45a60.
Baltimore. Night. Oat Stead y ;
Southern 8Sa37; Western white SaS7;
mixed t3a34; Pennsylvania 84a37. Pro
visions steady ; mesa pork $13.50. Bulk
meats shoulders aad clear rib tides
paeked 6a7f. Bacon shoulders 61:
clear rib sides ftt; hams 15al6. Lard
refined t. Coffee nom'l; Bio cargoes,
ordinary to fair. Ilial2. Sugar quiet;
soft 81; copper refined quiet at 141a
14. Whisker-steady at 91.18afl.18i.
Freights dull.
Chicago. iVigftf. Flour steady. Reg
ular wheat irregular, excited and higher
at 971 for November. Corn unsettled
and higher 49)a49 forcash and Novem
ber. Oats firm and a shade higher at
281 for cash, 284 for No ember. Pork
unsettled but generally higher at Sll.10
for cash, $10.00 for November. Lard
irregular and higher at $7 52a$7.5S for
cash and November.
Nornl Store.
Wilmington. Spirits turpentine st'dy
at 84. Rosin dull : strained SI- 071 ; good
do. $1.12. Crude turpentine steady;
hard SI 00; yellow dip and virgin $2.00.
Tar firm at 81.60.
Charleston. Turpentine nominal at
851c. Rosin dull; strained and good do.
$1.15.
FImlh1a1.
NEW YORK.
Exchange .-..4.S li
Honey 21a3
Sub-treas balances Gold ..$116,197
4 " Cmrrency t,203
Governments irregular.
Four aad a half per cents.... -1.141
Four per cents 1 211
Three per cents ......1.W1
State Bonds steady.
Alabama Class A, 2 toe... ... 82
Alabama Class A, small. - 8S
Alabama Class B, 5's ..1.00
Alabama Class C, 4's 82
Georgia S's..... - .Jl.Q2l
Georgia 7's, mortgages,.. ; ......1.0I
Georgia, Gold.' $1.15
Louisiana Consols -.. 731
. U. urown jonsuis .wl.t4
Tennessee 8's......... S3
IQUfttssc Ncr 85
Virginia 38
Virginia Consols. 45
iVirginia, Deferred.............;... 8
'Adams1 Express ...........,., ......i.8i
American Express ............ M 311
Chesapeake and Ohio 1$
Eti00 .... -a 83
Chicago and Northwestern.,,... 1 24
Chicago and Northweoiern nref 'd"l4il
Chicago St Louis and N. OriSms 88
Consolidated CoaJL . vnan-, ,
Denver and fcio Orande. ;..... .;..... 24
Erie.......... J..rt 281
last Tennessee..................... 61
Fort Wavne...... 1.82
Hannibal and St Joseph............. 881
Harlem...... ......... ...... ..42 00
Houston and Texas......... ... 48
Illinois Central.. ...1.81
Lake Shore Ml
Louisville and Nashville: '.491
Manhattan 'Elerated .... 421
Memphis and Charleston 41
Metropolitan Elevatel... 93
Michigan Central ' til
Mobile and Ohio.... 11
Nashville and Chattanooga. - 54
New Jersey Central 841
New Orleans Pacific, lsts M 86
New York Central. . 1,161
New York Elevated. 95
Norfolk and Western preferred...- 42
Northern Pacific common... r 28f
Northern Pacific preferred 63f
Ohio and Mississippi- ........ 271
Ohio and Mississippi, preferred... 190
Pacific Mail 39
Pittsburg -.1.34
Quicksilver 6
Quicksilver, preferred 301
Reading Ji
Richmond and Allegheny 8
Richmond and Danville S7
Richmond and West P't Terminal- 28
Rock Island 1.21
Ft Louis and San Francisco 251
St Louis and S. F , preferred 451
St Louis and S. F., 1st preferred.... 88
St. Paul. 981
St. Paul preferred 1.17
Texas Pacific 2if
Union Pacific 881
United States Express 68
Wabash Pacific 20f
Wabash Pacific preferred 8" 1
X Wells Farge 1.131
Western Union m 78J
Bid. tLastbid. f Offered. J Asked.
Coll.
New York Dull; sales 180; mid
dling uplands 10ic; Orleans 10;
consolidated netreceipts 72791 ; exports
to Great Britain 16,791; to France 6,902;
to continent .
Galveston W.eak; middling 10 1-16;
low middling fi: good ordinary
91: net receipts 5.563; ro8 receipts
5.563; sales 1,100: stock 94,731; exports
coastwise 8,727; to France ; Great
Britain ; eontinent .
Norfolk Quiet; middling 10 1-16;
middling ; net receipts 5.759; gross
receipts 5.759; stock 48.934; talos 1.452;
exports coastwise 1.051; to Great Bri
tain ; to continent .
Baltimore Quiet; middling 101;
low middling 10; good ordinary 91;
net receipts ; gross 685: sales :
stock 17.593; exports coastwise ;
to Great Britaia ; spinners 380.
Boston Steady; iddling 101; low
middling 101; good ordinary 91; net re
ceipts ; gross 2 404; sales ; stoek
8,485; exports to Great Britain .
WnJCNOTON Stead v: mirlrilino- QJ-
low middling 91; good ordinary
81; net receipts 1.092; gross 1,092;
sales ; stock 21.444; exports coast
wise ; Great Britain .
Philadelphia Dull; middling 101;
iow middling iut: good ordinary tl;
net receipts 159; grow 750; stock 10,298;
exports to ureat Britain .
Savannah Firm; middling 91;
iow middling v; good ordinary
9i; net receipts 699: rrou 6.020!
sales 4,200; stock 100,61; exports to
euuunem : ; cnannel ; coast
wise 3,550; Great Britain 6,870.
New Orleans Easier; middling
10 1-16; low middling 9 15-1: cond ordi
nary 9 9 16: net rec'ts4778; gross 11.129;
vaiea v uuu; otock Z4U,3Gl; exports to
reat Britain 2,490; contineat ,
eoastwise 4.513; France 6 902
Mobile Weak; middling 10; low
middling 9i: good ordinary ; net
receipts 1.098; gross 1,098: sales 1,000:
stock 30.778; exports coastwise 751.
MEMPHIS Quiet: middling 91- lnw
middling 9f; good ordinary 91; Met re
eeipts 378; gross 4 233; sales 3,461;
suipments 4.500; stock 89.259.
Adousta Dull ; middling 9 11-16; low
Bsiddling 9 9-16- vood ordinary ; net
receipts i.wi; gress-; ; sales 284.
Charleston Dull; middling 10;
low middling f; good ordinary 9f;
set rec ts 4,687; gross 4.SS7; sales 1,500:
Stock 91.441: exports to continent -:
coastwise 1,011; Great Britain. ;
France .
Future.
x aw loitx net receipts 08; gross
,166. futures closed steady with sales
of 91,000 bales,
November 10 32a. 00
December 10 48a. 49
January 10 63a. 64
February 10. 78a 00
March 10.92a.93
April 11. 05a. 00
May ll.16a.17
June 11.27a 00
Jaly 11 37a ft8
August ll.46a.47
September ll.21a.25
October
IJrerpool Cotton Market.
LiVERPOOL,November 7. Ai j n. Spot
easier; middling uplands 5 15-16d; Or
leans 6 l-16d; sales 10,000; speculation
1.000; receipts 87,000; American 17.400
Uplands iow middling clause Novem
ber and December delivery 554-64da5
55 64d : December and January 5 53 64da
5 54 64d : January and February 5
53 64da5 54 64d; February and March 5
55-64da5 56-64d: April and May 5 61-64d
a6 2-64d. Futures steady.
1.30 P. M. Sales American 8,050: Up
lands low middling clause November
delivery 5 58-64d; January and Febru
ary 5 55 64d; March and April 5 60 64d;
May and June 6 2-64d.
5:00 P. M. Uplands low middling
clause December and January delivery
6 53-64d; January and February 5
58 64d; May and June 6 l-64d. Futures
closed barely steady.
City Cotton Market.
Office of The Observer, )
Charlotte, N. C, Nov. 8, 1883. f
The ciry cotton market yesterday
closed very dull at the following quo
tations: Gin Cut 9
Low Middling 9
Strict Low Middling 91
Middling 9 n.16
Strict Middling 91
Good Middling 91
RECEIPTS SINCE SEPTEMBER FIRST.
Receipts since Sept. 1 to yesterday. 20.030
Receipts yesterday 218
Total receipts to date 20.243
Receipts same date 1882 18.242
Reeeipt8 same date 1881 8J510
SAFES FOK SALE.
I have two first-olass safes for sale
one Herring and one Miller will be
sold cheap for cash.
CHAS. R. JONES.
dawtf
FfcOH THE SOUTH.
A Perfect Combination with two
Sillent Advantages Why it
Concerns Yon.
"There is no mistake about it, "re
marked Dr. M. F- Flowers, of Gallantin,
Missouri, " BENSON'S CAPCINE POR
OUS PLASTERS are one of the neatest
combinations ever produced. Tbev have
two kinds of advantages overall others,
which we may call the miner and ma
jor. . First, they are clean and . pleasant
to nse, never soiling the hands nor the
Wen of the wearer. Second, they act
quickley and powerfully. I have tried
the Capcine Plaster on my .elf for pneu
monia, and on my patients for various
diseases, such as. Neural Ja,. Muscular
Rheumatism. Lnmbsm. ITidnav fmnKla
etc., and in all case relief has followed
irom core to rony e.ghtn hours." - -
Dr. Flower merely voiees the written
or oral opinion of thousands in 'his pro
fession. BENSON'S CAPCINE POR
OUS PLASTERS are the perfect exter
nal application. .The genuine have the
word CAPCINE nit In - tha
v I , MT NEIGHBOR,1 1 THE DIIXJGGIST.
What a wonderful miscellany is displayed on the shelves and the
, counters of th store which my neigkbor the druggist keeps ! It is a com
mentary on human misery and the relief of distress. What at variety of
compounds! What wealth of ingenuity has been expended in making
them and Infringing them together ! e There are medicines to cure disease
and there are poisons to kill. There are cosmetics to make the complexion
teautiful, and there are pills, and plasters, and potions, and lozenges, and
pads, and Ointments, and pomades, and salves, and sundries, and soaps
and knick-knacks, and perfumes, and toilet essentials, and, in a word a'
most everything that people need to cure their diseases, and a great many
things that cannot cure even a sick cat or a debilitated monkey.
. My neighbor, the druggist, will not take it as uncomplimentary if the
remark 13 made that many of the things he sells for the cure of dyspepsia
are of no particular account The fact is that dyspepsia is a very tough
disease to wrestle with. , It needs tonics and it needs iron. A good many
of the articles offered for the cure of this malady have failed In that the
tonics they contain are not the right things, and that the iron is' introduced
in such a way as to do more harm than good.
Kvtmj neighbor, the druggist, is fortunate in having on his shelves,
one medicine which is no failure, but, on the contrary, a sure success.
Among all the others it stands pre-eminent. It is B mini's Iron Bitters.
Here I see what my dyspeptic friends need. Many a victim of dyspepsia
has been helped by it into liberty and life.- Let all the other contents of
the drug-shop go, but give me Brown's Iron Bitters for my dyspeptic
friend. A dollar a bottle, did you say? Certainly a reasonable enough
price. Jlfy neighbor, the druggi i, will tel! you so.
We have a good assortment of Rubber Garments of all
1 J
uluub ior
LADIES AND GENTS, GIRLS AND BOYS
Also a full line of Arctic,
A It W TTT
01 an size89 lor Men, YVomen ana Unildren, Our
. IMPERIAL SHIRT,
Ts meeting with great success.
ran rnmnarA with ir in min.lir.ir
EL1A8 &
CHARLOTTE, Nl C.
JtJ-T.ttECEtVED AND II 8TO0K A I. A ltE HCPPLT '
Saw mills,
Horse Powers,
Water Wheels,
Steam Engines,
The Gregg Reapers,
Portable Corn mills,
Wheat Mil! Outfits,
The Meaaow King Rakes,
The Meadow King Mowers,
Y heeler and Mrleck Separators,
The Gregg (Self Dumping) Rakes,
Boilers, both Pi. liable
vm.11
sl and ivutr. hit k
Pl5d4W
For Ladies', Misses'
large
UDI v,', MISSED
ALL GRADES.
We have tha very best Flannel Shirt for children to be
found in Charlotte. We keep common Flannel Shirts also.
Our Black Goods Department is not equalled by any in this
city. We will take great pleasure in enowics .the stock of
Black Goods at any time. Ask to see our Black Gocds.
Abk for Velvet Ribbons and Trimmings, we have all shades.
Ask for White Flannels. Ask for Bed Flannels. Don't for
get to call for CORSETS. We have a tremendous stock, all
grades and size;. Ask for Waterproof Cloth, Ladies'
Clothes, Flannels, &c.
On-' uy'fMi.
Is full cf ,iu-h go! as 1. e
JM.-it8, 1 upesTry .sua rsoily Brussels Uarpets, Super, Bxtra
uper, Jiigiaiii a:'pjts and all the lower grades. Oocoa Mat
ting, & . &u Ak for AP T3f we have plenty of ihem.
We are th-j exclusive "gents of
Gharlottasvili'o
These goods need no recommendation from us. Every Lady
knows them to be the best goods in the market.
ASK FOR SCISSORS,
m
We W the very best. Also for the Parabola Needles,. thy
beat the world for sewing purposes. Our stock ot
lLadiesV Cloaks and f olmans
IS L4QOE. CALL FOR THBM.
i'
wmm
Alaska and Rubber Ovev Shoes,
,-m m v --
There is no other D llar Shirt
anr1 mita Mll anrl oonfticm
COWEIsr.
and Stationary.
biirrr of all kind Fnmitlied mC abort
JOHN WILKES.
fort
ran
and Children, all qualities,
Also a
very
line of
TOKEN'S HOMSRY
department
market wants, vis: Busrs. Door
Woolen Mills,
HATS! HATS!
THE LATEST NOBBY STYLES,
EXTREMELY
WiUkowsky & Baruch's
NEW TILE 17! ETLE5ir.I'S St ITS
THE YERY LATEST
These Goods are very Nobby, verv Stvlish ami vprr nv :.. .
- - -
'WITTKOWSRY & BJItm
P. KDMOXb
Successor to Ettenger & tdn
RICHMOND, VA.
BUILDER OF
STATIONARY AND
SAW miH,!, KlN'r
L Couner.-. Pktoni r t..i .... .
- - ' .'Vi, nuitu UVir B
HYDKAULIC iM v-Ks.
Panic ilr ata::o 1 e . le i u, on
S"end for Ht-t-ngiin
ABB EEADT
I
0
Of all klals,
Ladies'. GeiiUrmen's, - Mines',
"M0I EK 4 MiE&iJMM
mes
ant
INCLUDING THE BS3T AND MOST POIULAB M.KKS.
We hBve gkea social attention this season to BOYS' and rHILDHTN' BOK of r.bi,- u,
o h tve in k in tn. city, and hlch we ca., recomn erd tTr " aWIJtfaDd i?od v tV
V. e respectfully iiclt ,our patronage and guarantee satMaeUon In S w?d i ffi Irl! vu j mt.
MOYKR & HTRSHIN(tKR.
BURGESS NICHOLS
WHOLXSAUE A.JTD BKAIL DXAIJiB IB
ALL KINDS OF
BEDDING, &G.
A FULL LINK OF
CHEAP BEDSTEADS,
LOUNGES,
PARLOR and CHAMBKB SUITS. OOF
FINS of aU kinds on aand No. R West
rrwio trt hNj-lott North Orollna
CENTRAL HOTRL
11
''be Traveling- Pubtic W I id .1
mil IntprcTem- nu u ( eminri ttatti
CnU.ges and I'orhT met all iram.
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OFF 33 TO TEE
Wholesale m Mn
TRADE
A Large Stock of
PURE W KITE lim,
Lioseed Oil, Colors,
varnishes, &c.
Also
TWO CAR LOADS
KEROSENE 01
Li,
J. H. McADEN
11 A ft ! .Bsthttici, (4 designs). Some.
IIU iiUng good. Mailed on re
eeipt of Cesati in stamps. HiARpr & Oo
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(iZ A MONTH and BOARD for 3 live
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FOR THE FALL TB4DK.
3:y'.e8 and Q i jtis of
Boys' and I tii'drei..
- CHARLOTTE, IS. C.
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H C. KCCLES, Proiil tor
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OF
The franchise of this enterprise is
based upon the charter by the Legisla
ture of the State to the Dismal Swainp
Canal ( ompany, and its legality has
been fairly tested before the court.
The object in view is the '"improve
ment aDd extension" of the Canal, and
that full, opportunity may be given for
the purchase of the Tickets, of which
there are on ly
A5.)i0 will 356 Prizes,
the Drawing has been fixed for the
22nd of Nov. 1883.
at which time, WITHOUT POSTPONE
MENT, it will be made in the city of
Norfolk, before the public, and under
the supervision of a committee of relia
ble citizens, and in like manner each
succeeding month.
IgTTickets bearing date September
20th hold good for the Drawing of 22nd
November.
SCHEME:
Capti&i
1 Prize of
rias-,
$5 000
?,ooo.
is $5,000
18 1,5M)
1 do 1,500
1 do l.OoO
1 do 500
1 do 200
1 do 20O
1 do 200
1 do 200
6 do 100
15 do 50
100 do 10
200 do ..... 5
Approximation
9 of $50
9 of.... 30
9 of 20
IS
is. .... .
is
is
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are
are
are
are
Prizes.
i,oo
5'o
200
200
200
2' i0
600
150
1000
1,000
.8450
. 270
. 180
356 Prizes, distributing $13,050
Ttckets Only $1.
Plan of Lottery similar to that of
Louisiana. Company .
J. P. HO Kb H, - - - - Manage.
Special attention is invited to the fol
lowing: certified deposit:
$l n A I THE ' DI&MaL SWAMP
lOsj )J, LOTTERY COMPANY
has deposited with Burruss, Son & Co.,
bakers, Thirteen Thousand and Fifty
Dollars to meet the priaef in the draw
ing to take plaoe on November 23 1888.
Bi RRUSS. SoN & CO.
Application for club rates, or for in
formation upon any other business,
should be olainly written, giving State,
oounty and town of writer.
press rather than by P. O. money orders
- . A A.
or registerea tetters.
Express charges upon $5 and larger
sums will be paid by the company.
, v Address plainly v
J. P. HORBACH. Norfolk. Va.
Arents for sale of tickets required
-Tii v.Pu.4
iroueht the bute. Addresi asplica-
Splendic
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ttons as abere.