North Carolina Newspapers

ghz ftarlotie Olfssxvzt. ' PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY v i BY CHAS. B. JONES, Editor and Proprietor. 1 'i -1 -ENTKHKD at ths Postofficb is chablottk, N. a, as Second Class Mattxb.3 .- -v 'J believe in an open and sturdy partisanship which secures the legiti mate advantage pf party supremacy; but parties were made for, the people, and I am unwilling, knowingly, to give my assent to measures purely vartisan, which will sacrifice or en danger their interests." v- Gboveb Cleveland. For Preaiaent: : GttOTER CX.EVEL.A3fD, ... OF NEW YOBS. Tor Tie President: -THOMAS A. UEDBICKS, - OF INDIANA. - ' - ffDB SXE0TDBS AT LARGS. . . 1 W. H. KITCHIN, JOHN N. STAPLES. - DI3TRICT KLECTOBS. ' - 2nd Donnell GUltam, of Edgecombe. 3rd Charles W.MoClammy, ot Pender. . 4th B H. Bunn, of Nash. . 6th R. B. Glenn, of Stokes. 6th A. H. Rowland, of Robeson. -7th R. C. Puryear, of Yadkin. 8th R. McBrayer, ot Cleaveland. Oth M. H. Justice of Butherford. DKH0CBA.TI0CAIIDIDA.TB3 FOB CONGRESS. . 1st T. G. Skinner, of Pasquotank county. " 2nd F. A. Woodard, of Wilson. 3rd W. G. Green, of Cumberland. 4th W. R. Cox, of Wake. 6th James W. Reid, of Rockingham. . fith R. T. Bennett, of Anson. - 7th John S. Henderson, of Rowan. 8th W. H. H. Cowles, of Wilkes. Oth Thomas D. Johnston, of Buncombe. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET FOB OOVKRNOK, ALFRED M. SCALES, - -- Of Guilford. FOB UKCTBNAirr GOYEBNOB, ' - CHARLES M. STEDMAN, Of New Hanover. For Secretary of Slate William L. Saundees, of Orange. - For Treasurer Donald W. Bain, of Wake. Far Attorney General Theodorb F. Davidson, : of Buncombe. For Auditor William P. Roberts, of Gates. For Superintendent of Public Instruction S. M. Finqbb. of Catawba. - - . For Associate ice Supreme Chart Augustus 8. MKBRTMOif - wake. - TiCoBntjr Ticket." Fot the Senate S. B. Alexander. For the House R. P. Wabiho, W. E. Abdbet, lid H. D. Stowb. For Sheriff L. A. Potts. " - ' For Register of Deeds J. W. Cobb. - - For Treasurer J. H. HgClbttocx. For Surveyor T. J. Orb ' For Coroner 8. B. SjaxH. DS. YORK QUITS TOE CAMPAIGN. A special dispatch to the Observer from Salisbury last night announces the withdrawal of Dr. York from the campaign; and his return home, the alleged cause being ill healthy. The Dr. may be ill, and this may possibly be the cause of his withdrawal, but it is more than probable that the poor prospect of election before him had quite as much or mora to do with that action than ill health In his joint discussion with Genj Scales in the west, the meetings were largely attended, as the Democrats turned out in large numbers to hear their candidate for Governor, but when the joint discussions : ceased at Raleigh and Dr. York struck out for himself his audiences dwindled down to insig nificant numbers and these almost als tOCfttriAr rf rvdnroA man flia whifa men of the east paying no attention whatever to him.. While he made a V pretense of believing that he was go- ing to be elected Governor while can : vassing the west subsequent develop ments have forced the conviction up- w ...... new IWIUUig C 1U11V1U t hope and that he was doomed to in evitable defeat, ahd realizing this de ' cided to abandon the campaign. He , was aware of the fact that the Repub lican leaders :: sometime ago aban ;doned "the; hope of electing him and that they were merely keeping , up tne tight m the interest of Blaine, " and tht they consequently declined . " to give him "that support in., money and active co-operation that he was led to.'and had a right to expect. He - has done well to retire from the con flict,.and the struggle to achieve an -impossibility - His name will of course remain up on the ticket, as it is too late in the : day .to take it down and put another in its place, and it now remains for ' Democrats to rally in solid phalanx : and on the 4th of November next not. - only defeat what there is left of the Republican party, but to bury it for all time. . ' t-Ar-i"' '7':l .'' The last we heard of Ben Butler he got on a big jamboree at Elmira, N. Y.y and was helped off the cars on his arrival in New York city. Ben had better suspend operations, or ' consolidate with the Blaine 'circus to l savi expenses. : As a side show his affair has about "busted." . . The. county of Forsyth received the prize offered by the N. C. Exposition company for the finest exhibit made - by any county at the Exposition r something of jwhich Forsyth may well be proud. The prize was $100, and after its receipt" it was yoted unanimously to the Oxford Orphan , Asylum. The South ain't verv solid for f nl ligan Blaine, and that's what makes Blaine mad, and North Carolina lacks a - sight of being solid for - Yorkrand that's what makes him re tire to Wilkes and let Mott and the other boys run the machine their own way. Blaine wasn't half as sick when Ihe wrote that last batch of letters to .iiouOT iiouct mne was when he - Ohio. He has been raving" ever "since. :kr"'-.'t tv 4 ' - We congratulate Dr.' York on re tiring from the campaign, saving himself much useless labor, and trust that he i3 not seriously sick and that he may yet be happy, though, he can never be Governor. Blaine tfciika it is all 0 K. for the nesros3 of the South to be solid for hiV but bad,5 very bad, altogether ti for th3 white men of the South t i 1 2 r -! : i f -r C! ?vc! z I. ' v ! l.ii ret raic2i ths '' Dr. York Quits the Campaign. , Special to Thb Obsbkteb. Salisbury, IX. C, Oct 25, 1884. T)r York massed throueri this city- last night on his return t bis home in Wilkes county, having quit the campaign." The chestnuts are fall ing in Wilkes. Sickness is assigned as the cause of his withdrawal, &nd it is reported that the! Doctor is suffering f rom - a seri ou$ attack of lung fever. j D. When Mr. Blaine and John A. Logan, the standard bearers of the Republican party, flaunt! the jbloody shirt and cry war againsj the South, what can Southern white men do Due stand solid? Blaine has lost his senses. f ' The Prussian Council. Pfoi m . npt -SS Th Prussian niinr.il fit Rtflto met todav under the presidency of the Crown, Prince iTedencc wuiiam, irrinceuismarcK, Uount von MoitKe ana, aoout iw other members were present.- The Crown Prince read an laddress ex- Gaining the reason for tpe- re- establ ish merit of the council;, which he aaiA would cover the discussion of bills prior to their introduction ? in parliamenc, ana aiso aeciae waemw suggested legislation be in i harmony with existing legislation.1 The coun cil will first consider thej bill for in surance of workmen ' against acci dents. t Rivals tor the Dukedom. Brunswick, Oct. 23. Delegates from Bunderath presented "to ;the Brunswick District today a letter, from Emperor William, Rejecting the claim of the Duke of Cumberland to the Grand Dukeal throne, and ap proving measures of the counsel of the regency against the! pretenders. The North German ,Gazetto this morning published the jtext of the Duke of Cumberland's manifesto, and reprinted the document u which the Duke of Cumberland informed Em peror William of the death of the ex-King Hanover, and declared that he (Cumberland) would fcilly main tain the rights and title jwfrir.h he had nheritedr .' ' Flouring JUills Itdrned. - ' Manchester, TT. H., Oct., 25. The most disastrous fire that has occur red in this city for years broke out at 2 -45 this morning in the flouring mills of Chas. H. Hill i & Co. The building' was entirely gutted. The roof and third 'story are gone and the machinery destroyed. The loss exceeds $25,000. Assitant Engineer Ruel B Manning:, Q. E. Kimbal and F. S. - Bean, were injured, the first name seriously, by falling down the elevator well. There was an insur ance of $12,500 on the building and stock. - - ; ' A Democratic Squabble !(n Louisiana, New Orleans, Oct. 25 A despatch from Euston to the Times-Democrat reports that the King and Bootner committees, called together for. the purpose of adjusting the Democratic nartv differences in the fifth Con- gressional district, adjourned witnout having accompusned tne desired re suit. Uootner and King will there fore continue in the field a Demo cratic candidates for Congress. This gives Morey, Republican, v a good prospect of election from, the fifth district. The Probable Cause of It. ' Paris, Oct. 25. There have been two more deaths from cholera at Yport. - Physicians discredit the alle gations that the disease .was brought to YDort bv sailors. Thev believe that it was generated spontaneously at x pert tnrougn wans, privawon, drunkenness and dirt prevalent there, Thenatives are apathetic and extreme ly reluctant about making any efforts to clean the streets, and put the place in a good sanitary condition. A Bis Russian Failure Moscow, Russia, Oct. 25. The firm of Borrisowsky & sons, of this city. have been for some time in financial difficulty, but have now been allowed to have their affairs settled by ad ministration. Their liabilities foot up 6,144,708 roubles, J or; $4,916,000, and their assets y.&zz.&ll roubles, or $7,857,000. : If the estate is carefully managed, the creditors will probably be paid in lull. . ; 'Promoted. Washington, Oct. 25J The Presi dent has designated Jas. H. Marr Sr. to act as First Assistant Postmaster General for 10 days beginning with today. Marr is chief clerk in the of- flee of the First Assistant Postmaster and has been performing the duties ot the latter omce since the appoint nient of Hatton as Postmaster Gen- eraL ' Oof. Cleveland' Movements. v Albany, Oct. 25. Gov. Cleveland ftfipomnaniftd hv Mai JTlAnlra anA t number of prominent I citizens and the Albany Phalanx 100 strong will leave Albany Monday on the regular west shore train at 9 :55 5 arriving, in New York without chapgeof cars, at 3:30 n m At, R n m t.ho PhnlnnY- headed by the Albany city band will proceeu io mo executive mansion 1 .. II . A A . ... . auu cscurb wo uov. vo ine aepot. - -- - ' . - ." . .1; New York's Registration. ; New York, Oct. 24,-lThis was third day of the registration in the this city. The total number that regis tered today was 55.773, as against AAA 1 . a, . a jlnA . oz,vzj lasi year, ana 4Z,tZ3 in j nt : a a : m A.t , iuhu regiairanou tur tureo aays IS 208,149, as against .137,652 . in three oflRftO - t Saved from the Flames.-: FTTTSBnari. I)rt . 25 ThA iimnn railroad depot caught fire this, evens ing, but through tne prompt action of cheowell trained employees of the Pennsylvania Railroad and the city fire department, the flames wore con fined to .the roof ' and ; were finally subdued after a loss of $5,000 was sustained. - . , , , ; -. A Paper Maker's Failure. Lancaster, Pa., Oct. 25. The lias hilities of J no. A. ohober, paper mak er, whose assignment was recorded yesterday, ana in excess of $60,000. It is believed arrangements will . be made to permit the resumption of uusmess. . i- Sale of a Mill. . Acousta, Ga., Oct v25. Geo. T, Jackson &, Co.. millers, sold out to day to Thos. A. Scales, subject' to liens of creditors. The liabilities are $100,000. and nominal assets $12a,000 Certain creditors are given prefer onces to the extent ot $b5,tuj. ' Tlr. 'tftriaantn'a Onlnion of York. Parties and policies have no value in my eyes save as they may protect not despoil the people; save as they rn.ty pui&e and not mislead in the path c: I j L'.-:3S rr'-'-'-'nty, er.i COST A RICAN REVOLUTIONISTS. Two Seizures of a British Vessel. Panama, Oct. 25. General Benja min Ruiz has for soma time been in possession of Tarf on and ,f- Pamphano with a considerable force. ; : Early on the morning of the 14th, with a party of associates, he boarded the jLngiisn steamer, the Merro. The : officers were obliged to get out or bed, get up steam and head : for the 4nner bay where the Costa Rican steamer, Alo- juela, was at anchor. - That vessel was taken possession or. oy tne rev olutionists, and the Captain of the Merro was compelled to take her in tow and move her ont into the bay opposite the Revolutionary camp at Jfamphano. The Merro was then re- eased and allowed to return. Alter repairing theengines of the Alajuela, she was nauled up alongside a coal launch of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, and the . Revolutionists helped themselves to a supply of coal. The Colombian colors were run up and the vessel proceeded v- toward Panama, but turned and went to sea bound down the bay. She. had 200 men on board, and a greater number are said to have been left at Pampha phano and Tarf on. The government authorities took possession of the Merro, repeating the outrage . of the night before, and although there was neither Captain nor .first officer on boardput out of port in pursuit of the Alajuela. - Various reports are given of the results of the expedi tion. Th Alajuela was overhauled, and three distinct combats are - re ported, but the Alajuela escaped. Nominated for Congress. t Harrisburg, Pa., Oct. 25. The Democratic conferees of the 14th Con gressional district, after holding three meetings without coming to terms, today unanimously nominat ed Wm. Foster, of Sunbury. The nominee is a prominent merchant; and son in law of Judge Gordon, of the Supreme Court. , ' ; , . Bank Statement. New York, Oct. '25. The weekly statement of the associated banks shows the following changes: Loans, decrease. . $25,00iJ; specie, increase, $1.04U,000; legal tenders, decrease, $323,000; deposits, increase, $831,600; circulation, increase, $158,200; re serve, increase, $517,100. The banks now hold $32,192,850 uT excess of legal requirements. : Ran into a Hurricane. New Orleans, Oct. 25. The schooner Warren lawyer, from New xork, reports encountering a hum cane on the 13th inst., which - lasted 48 hours. -rShe lost her foretopmast ' jibbome, stove a boat, and lost her deck load, consisting of 60d cases of gasoline. - King Leopold Shot at. Paris, October 25. The Cri Du Peuple states that Tuesday at Laeken an attempt was made toshoot King Lieopoid. une6hot from a revolver was fired at him by a radical student. The would-be regicide was then ar rested. News of the incident was suppressed. . Congressional Nominations. Port Jervis, N. Y., 0;t. 25. -Dr. John Low, of Nyack. has received the nomination of the Peoples party for Congress in the 15th district, and Beni. F. Warner, of Port Jervis. lor the Assembly in the 2nd district of Urange county. Water Famine in England.-; . Manchester, Oct. 25. The water famine has become so serious that it threatens to makenecessary the stop page ui muis aim Qtner lnaustrus in this city which are dependent upon the water supply. This will, without doubt be necessary unless rain comes soon. , '.-. .- -.. -. Belgian Cabinet Appointments. Brussels, Oct. 25. M." Thorissen has signified his acceptance of his appointment to the cabinet, but M. De Becker has declined. ; Dr. tiriSHom's Opinion of York.. As a North Carolinian I cannot look at the facts before me without per ceiving that all the material interests of the state, her financial condition, her charitable and educational insti tutions, her progress at home and rep utation in the eyes of the country will be jeopardized by the election .of a man of his antecedents. . To Ulalce Life Brigrhter. The dyspeptic's lot is not a happy one. Benson Capcine Plasters are the remedy. Price 25 cents. Announcement. I hereby announce mTself an Independent can dldate for the office of Sheriff of Mecklenburg county, tninjeci omr o me aecision 01 ine voters 01 the county, as counted on the 4th day of Novem Dernext. Kespecuuiir. sep7dwtde -i v T. K. SALMONDS. ; For Register of Deeds. The friends of W. Batte Harrr announce him a the people's candidate for Register of Deeds fo aiecKienourg county. septlSdtde - A CARD. To all - mho are suffering from errors and indis cretions oi youin. nervous weaKners, early decay, loss ef manhood. Has . I will send a reclDe that will cure you. FRE K OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered Dy a missionary in soutn America. Send self addressed envelope to Rev. Joseph T ixmAN, biittion u. Mew xonc a. octl8deodwJy. . - ' . . The Testimony of a Physician Tfltnna PwuiViaF TW T n Clivmiwia Tnam mm "For several years I have been using a Cough Bal aam canea ir. wm. nail's ttaisam ior tne L,ungs and in almost every case throuehout my practice 1 have had entire succes. I have used and prescribed hundreds of bottles since the days of my army prac- .(.u. , 1 CT', .V. T n . , T I . . . , ,. n liouwvuie, &y. ' For sale by T. C Smith A Co., Chnrlotte, N, C. . an20tRuetffriASunAw. - I : ' . . ' ; :, ' v J For Constable. To the Editor of Tim Obsebveb. , At the request of ma-y friends T announce my self as a candidate for the office of Constable for Charlotte townsnip, suDject to tne voters of Char lotte townsnip. - j J. a, A.ORR, October 25th, 1884. . Clly Cotton Market. r Omra or thb Obskkvbb, i Charlottb, N. C, October 26, 1884. J Market closed quiet and easy. Mlddllnit.. (new crop).. ............ hs. ; 8 Rood mlddllne. . . . . . . ..... ' n ' SeoelptsyeslrdA7.......i.... .......... 654 CITY PKODUCK ' MARKET. Rsported by T. B, Uaqu. OCTOBER 26, 1864. Corn per bushel Meal per bushel. Wheat per bushel Peanuts per busheL.... ....... Flour Family 'Extra..: - Super........ Oats shelled,. Dried Frftlt Apples, per lb....... . , Peaches, peeled '-' " vn peeled. BiockbsrrfcJ Potatoes Sweet.....,.,,.,,, - Irish Cabbage, per pound...... ....... Onions, per bushel Beeswax, per pound.. Tallow, per pound Butter, per pound..... ... Ergs, per dozeu. ..... T. Chickens ............ Ducks.'..... Turkeys, per pound.,.. Geese.... ...... ,.; 87f?90 . 87390 .. 75J280 ,.1.7532.25 .2.1032.20 .1.7502.00 .L6531.85 . 5055 .. 84 710 .. - . 84 ;. 4?.5 65 2528 mm 20rri5o 25ri28 2227 2&r30 m,o 851? 40 Beer, per pouna, net... Mutton, per pound, net Pork, per npoud, net... Wool, wasliwl " '"1 , 7S8 82 Conmnption tnred. An old physician, retired from prac tice, having had pluced in his hands by an East Indian missionary the formula of a complete vegetable remedy for the speedy and -permanent cure of Con sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical cure for NervoitS Debility and all Nervous complaints. after having tested its wonderful cura tive powers m thousands of. cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his puffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe in German, French or English, with full directions for preparing and using . Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. A. NOYES, 149 Power's Block, Rochester, N. Y. w6m. Regulations for ihe Fair. The following regulations are published for the Information of the public : During the four days of the Fair no fire of any description will ba permitted in any of the build ings, or on the grounds, without a permit irom the President or Secretary. The pol:ce are hereby In" structed to report any Infraction of this regulation. Tho grounds will be police night and day by a cory s of police regularly sworn In under the .laws of the Stte, with full power to arrest any person who violates any of the laws of the Association, either on the grounds or within one hundred yards of the enclosure. . PRICES OF ADMISSION. - -For the privilege of passing In and out durlnS the Fair with vehicle and horses. ' ; . BT THB DAT. FOB THE SEASON. Public vehicles, 4 horses, $8.00 . $10.00 a z.uj ...... (-UU ' " 1 " . 1.25 4.00 Private vehicles 2 . 50 1.50 " 1 ' 50 1.60 Saddle Horse, 25 -. 100 This privilege of going in and out of the grounds with vehicles at the rates named above extends only to the vehicles including driver, and not to the owner or passengers. Single admittance tickets to be taken up at the gate, 50c. . - Children between 5 and 12 years, half jrice, for either serson tickets or single admittance. : - . No exhibit fee will be charged, but exhibitors are expected to procure a season ticket, or pay the usual gate fees for dally admission to the grounds Any citizen of North or South C rolina can be. come an annual member of the Association upon the payment to the Secretary of a fee of two dol lars. Upon such payment the Secretary will Issue a ticket which will entitle the holder and his wife (If he has one) and any children below the age of Ie years, to the grounds during the entire exhibi tion. : It is not transferable, and If presented by any other party than the person to whom It was Issued the gate keeper Is Instructed to take it up and re port the case. No servants will ba admitted under this rule. ' Exhibitors mar procure employee's tickets free of charge, when shown to the Secretary thai the gen era ladmifsUm of tueh employee ft abtohildy nets tary for the care of the exhibitor't articles, but no' more than one of such tickets will be issued to an exhibitor. Application for employee's tickets must be made to the Secretary, stating the neces' slty for the application. " Employe's tickets found to be unnecessary for the purpose for which they were issued will be lor felted. - - - . ' Tickets will be for sale at the hotels In the city, and at the gate Parties procuring tickets In the city wl'l save much confusion and delay In entering the grounds. S. B. Alexander, President. Chas. R. Jones, Secretary. .An Ihterestini; tf-atiw en E!nnJ and Skin Diwa'r vrill be mailed free ti any o: wno will send thtar al dress to the t, wif I SpcciUc Co. . U rawer 3. Atlanta. Ga. TArKRIII.T,iS TIILLlprVS! Could not buy from me what Swift's Specific has done for me. It cured me of Scrofula in its worst form, after I had suffered with It fifteen long years, and had tried all the remedies, only to break down my health and make me almost helpless. Mrs. Elizabeth Bakeb. Acworth, Ga., July 15, 1884. 5 KOCUI ATED POISON! Some eisht years ago I became the victim of a fearful blood poison, communlca'ed by a nurse to my lnrani, ana thence inrougn the breast, and suf fered for six long years. The onercsry and potash treatment seemed to drive the poisen further Into my system only to break out in worse form on other portions ot my body. Three months ago I began taking Swift's Specific, and it has cured me sound and well. It Is the greatest bless ing wnicn nas come to manKUid in years. Mbs. T. W. Lib. Greenville, Ala., Sept. 4, 1884. SALT RHEUM AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BURN ING DISEASES POSITIVELY CURED. 17 CZEMA , or Salt Rheum, with Its agonizing Itch- bath with Cuticura Soap, and a single application of Cuticura. the ereat Skin Oure This repented daily, with two or three doses of Cuticura Resolv ent, the new blood purifier, to keep the blood cool, the perspiration pure and ununtating, the bowels open, the liver and kidneys ctive, will speedily cure Eczema, Tetter, Ringworm, Psoriasis, Lichen Pruritus. Scalled Head. Dandruff, and every species of itching, scaly and pimply humors of the scalp ana ssm, wnen tne oesi pnysicians ana an Known ivuiwiraiau. - - WILL MCDONALD, 2.642 Dearbon Street. Chi cago, gratefully . acknowledges a cure of Salt Rheum, on hid, neck, face, arms, and legs for seventeen years; not able to walk, except on hands and knees, for one year; not able to help hlm-lf for eight years; tried hundreds of remedies: doctors pronounced his case hopeless, permanently cured by Cuticura Resolvem (blood purifier) internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (the great skin cures) externally. . :. - ;.. ?, v, CHAS. HOUGHTON, Esq., lawyer, 28 State street Boston, reports a case of Salt Rheum under his ob servatlon for ten rears, which covered the patient's body and limbs, and to which all known methods oi treatment had been applied witnout Denent, which was completely cured solely by the Cuticuba ukxedibs, leaving a clean ana ueaitny. sKin. F. H. DRAKE, Esq . 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Charlotte, Sept. 11th, ISSt. Mrs. Joe Feisoa's IS L'EqUALED as a TONIC. For General Debility. Nbwbebm, Sept 6,-1881. I have csed Mrs. Joe Person's Tonic for general debility consequent upon living In a low country, and found great benefit from It as an appetizer which gave tone to the system. MARY BAYARD CLARKE. It Will Cure Heart Disease. Sklma, N. C, Jan. 12th, 136a ' Mbs. Job Person: . - : Madam would have written before, but have Deen moving, and I wanted to wait until I found out whether or not your Remedy could cure my wife. She has been suffering five years with heart disease and often had spasms; she confined to grow worse, and last spring I had her examined by our doctor; he told me there was no cure for her. Last summer she was so bad off I thought she-would not live, and there Is no doubt that she would have died if it had not been for the use ot your Bitters. She was having spasms every fortnight, and was troubled iagetting her breath She commenced taking your Bitters on October 5th, and now I think she Is well. I have spent many dollars tor medicine; yours have given me perfect satisfaction. I can recommend it to an suffering with heart disease or scrofula. Our little baby Is nearly well of scrofula; she would have been well, but was taken slclrNwlth a fever and did not take the Bitters regularly. Our bes physlcn treat ed her for scrofula for two months but she con tinued to get worse, A. H. HOLLAND. Wholesale Agents. Boyidn, Carmer & Co., No. 11 ft 13 Liberty street, Wm. H. Brown ft Bro., No. 25 South Sharp street, Cwby, Gilpin ft Co., . , Baltimore. lid. Purcell, Ladd ft Co.,, Owens, Minor ft Co. Powers, Taylor ft Co. Richmond, Va J. H. McAden, : T. C. Smith ft Co.r W. M. Wilson. Charlotte, N. C. Wm. H. Green, Wilmington, X C. - V. 0. Thompson, Winston, N. C. J. B. Johnson, Rock Hill, ac. Turner ft Bruner, Monroe, N. C . . -r . J.T. Harper, Smlthiflle, N. C. R. G. Glenn -Greensboro, N. Q, . "KB. Hodges ft Co., Tarboro, N. C. Hinsdale ft Broadfoot, Fayetteville. N. C. E. M. Nadal, WDsbn, N. C. EDY Every Bottle Prepared Under the . - - Immediate Supervision ot tyrs. Joe Person. MANUFACTURED BY ' tts-llii Jas fen RencSy Cciraiiy LAII2ATC-Y, CSASIOIK, IT. C ' .r - -,r-. i,r: ' - 3 Dd(D)(bs. S M 1 1 i .'..- ASSORTMENT OF- Band-Sewed Boob and Shoe GRAY & BRO. potteries CAPITAL PIHZE $75,000. Tickets Only $5. , Shares In Pro. portion. - Louisiana-State Lottery "We do hereby certify that toe super vise the arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi-Annual Drawings of the Louis tana State Lottery Company, andin per son manage and control the Drawiwjb themselves, and that the same are con ducted with honesty, fairness, andin good faith toward all parties, and to authorise the company to use this certifi cate, withfac similies of our signatures attached in its advertisements.'' CommLronero. Incorporated In 1868 for 25 years by-the Legisla ture for Educational and Charitable purposes with a capital of $1.000,000 to which a reserve fund of over 55Q,000 has since been added. .By an overwhelming popular vote Hs franchise was made a part of the present State Constitution adopted December 2d, A. D. 1879. The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by the people of any State. It never scales or postpones. " Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place monthly. A SPLENDID CHANCE TO WIN A FORTUNE. Eleventh Grand Drawing. Class L, In the Academy Music, New Orleans, Tuesday November 11, 1884, 174th Monthly Drawing: CAPITAL PEIZE, $75,000. -S3 100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Fractions In Fifths In proportion. . List of Prizes. 1 CAPITAL PRIZE.......... $75,000 1 do do 25,000 ' 1 do do ,...10,000 2 PRIZES Of $6,000 12.000 5 do 2,000. , 10,000 10 do " ' 1,000. 10.000 20 do 600...... 10,000 100 do 200. 20,000 800 do 100. 80.000 500 do 50. ." ..... 25.000 1000 do 25... 25,000 APPBOXMATIOJl PRIZES. ; -9 Approximation Prizes or $750 "... 6,750 do . do .-. 500 4,600 do . do ' 250. 2,250 1967 Prizes, amounting to..'.-. .....265,500 Application for rates to clubs should be made only to the office of the company In New Orleans. For further Information write clearly, giving full address. Make P. O. Money Orders payable and address Registered Letters to . v NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Ot'chbs Iao, Postal Notes and ordinary letters by Mail or Express (all sums of $5 and upwards by Express at our expense) to - . M. A. DAUPHIN, - New Orleans, La. Or M. A, DAUPHIN, 607 Seventh St., Washington, D. C i nnii ,i t t - a mill -n - OF THE- GABOLIHA FAIB ASSOGIATiON WILL BE HELD AT- CH ARLOTT8, N. e. Odober 28. 29, 30 and 31,1884. ' S5,000 Offered ia Actual fell hmm THE EXHIBIT Will Include a display of the Agricultural Products - v Of. PIED.TIOIVT CAROLINA From the counties of Cabarrus, Iredell, Lincoln, Cleaveland, Gaston. Union. Caldwell, Catawba, Stanly, Rowan, Alexander, as will as Mecklenburg, In North Carolina, and of York, Lancaster; Chesr ter, Spartanburg, Greenville, Chesterfield and Marlboro, in South Carolina. There will be an exhibition of Ladles' Fancy Work, and the products of the Dairy and Kitchen. The. Best E.!t of' Fiu : Stock Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hog8,r Poultry, etc.. ever made in North Carolina, . ' . ' enool the Exposition TROTTISG and RUNNING and BICYCLE RACES Every . '"- ' Day.m w -Special Trains and Bates on aD Railroads leading to Charlotte. a B. ALEXANDER, Pres't Chas. R. Jomes, Sec'y. - oct3 li II. l BARK Ell - WANTS v . -4.000 -BALES COTTON . - AT HUNTERSYTLLE, ' As all th saon.y that Is dua him, but dast want "Jtf 'ir 9"m4. - - Now for Eeal, iowiiriglit A RG AiNS! Our wholesale business has grown to such an extent a we have concluded to remove our business to a fiPw i at we have greater facilities to han-lle our oz U Wirv, ?e view we have rented spacious warerooms in th- civ of r T? more which we intend to oocupy January 1st next v N stocHf t0 di3PCHe, in the m3antim'- of our entire ! BOOTS f SHOES A before offered in this market. of all kinds, for gen s? ladies and children, hand an 1 n-S sewed, hnp. mpfiinm n nrl nnwe. ll "ine. IGlilK'A.-Ain HHW At cost, below cost, at any tow Carpets! The handsomest .and "cheapest stock of arpets jn the State have been received and ready for inspection at ,ELTA8 &d GOtlEN'S BURGESS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN all kinds of THEE BEDDING, &C. A full line Of CHEAP BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, Parlor and Chamber Suits, Cof fins of all kinds on hand.' No. 5 West Trade Street, Charlette, North Carolina. ceecoRY'd DYSPEPTiO , HlXfORg. iJ A POSITIVE AND PERMANENT CURE FOB DYSPEPSIA ant INDIGESTION . - Prepared by Dr. W. W. GREGORY, - - - Charlotte, N. C. -' ' Charlotte, N. C. Dr. W. W. Gregory -1 take great plerisare in ad ding my testimony to the value of your Dyspeptic Remedy. I have used it. with great relief, and cheerfully recommend It to any one suffering from dyspepsia. Indigestion -and a torpid condition of the liver and bowels. D. A. JENKINS, , - - N. C State Treasurer. ' ':- . , : ChARLOTTK, N. C. Dr. W. W, Gregory I have been a sufferer from Dyspepsia for some time, and at your suggest Ion 1 was induced to try your "immortal" or Dyspeptic Remedy, and to my great gratiflcaHoii it gave me relief at once. I regard it as the greatest dl cov ery of the age and it will entitle the originator to the gratitude of suffering millions. - , , V. il JOHNSTON, ' ' . Asst.Supt.CC. Railway Company. For sale by J. H. McAri-n nnd T. C. Smith Co Charlotte, N. C., and J. H. Eunis, Salisbury, N. C, . ' . . ...... .... . A - THE LARGEST and BEST . " Assorted Stock of MOST BE 4UIIFIIL SILVERWARE Ever brought to Charlotte. Is .now open anfl nady HADE'S New Jrwtlry Store, Next door to A. R. Nlsbet 4 Bro., Charlotte, N. C. A fine stock of Diamond Rings In Soltalre and . . . . , 'v Kuxva, xjtkvo fills ailU P1UB 1 Gold and Silver Watches, and all other goods In theJ linn .. 1 ..... .... a... Ka.. J , . . , . . I uuc tunojo uu uiui im ixi auunaance. xourm spectlon is Invited. Difficult and Fine Watch and Jewelry repairing a specialty. All goons bought of us will be engraved In good style free of charge. Prices always "Rock Bottom." Oysters Every- Day. AIX.TIIE DELICACIES OF - THE SEASON at the 0L0 CHARLOTTE HOTEL, Everything in Fine Style. ct25dtt . . . J. M. KENPR16K, Propf. FRE8H OYSTERS DAILY AT J. B. H ARRIJN GTON'S -:o:- m HATS, Remember, iw? 1 price. They must be sole Carpets! :o:- NICHOLS, W W W A ffVWW AA W W WW A A WW Wi7 AAA W W A A f KR K KK F IltD 1) D P 1 P NN S S S N 55 S 5S We will pay 18 cents per 't.usbe! oi Si iu good sound cotton seed, delivered at ir wagon, will pay lh cents per ousaeiwr iiverea at any station on raiiraio imiw Charlotte, for car loads of ten tons a::d " Ti:iir0 frpiirht. nn iinp Piirfis shiDtliiS " than ten toHs will be culled on to i) iwl freight, as the railroads charge as masaa some c:-tses more for part that for full c.i Or we will give one ton ot meal In him tna nf Thi c.r.l.il,mi Itf'tllT (k CG WHO i aCCll. UU3 CAljliUUft " I value to the fanner should be tafcen adtaiitmf ema t,in nf i.iUl Luino mirth mllfh tr.i.VV. !0T itw ing or fertilizing than two tons ot sewl. . CIUKLOTTE OIL CO., CbarWtt, VI nov6dAwtt mum F0GHET EOOSS A fall line of these goods, very desirable patterns, at T. C. hill Til & O if You Want A Plate Glass Front to joe store, don't buy until T. -Smith & Co. have made estimate for you. They J tViA- oivnfa for one Ot i t,AV U)V4AVul 1 largest factories in the iro You Can Buy Parlor Matchesof T. C. Sn & Co. at the lowest possu cost at retail or by the gn or in large quantities. 0"here Nsver Ha? Been a better time to y$ your house than the pref T. O. Smith & Co. are is position to offer ipducejej oLewis,s Strictly Pure f The bottom has .dropped Call and see . fheap Leis Fef Sih I offer for sale Eight Lots .90x200 WJ the northwestern corner or uie cu city Umlts) and north of the i n. in ooraira cheap Uh. .At li,n..n tho nTpp at walw1 . offered means quick sales. rocBB " jjaus- mayKu ' '- A,- i t - Houses Rented. Houses Tented and rents tollectea, ! -Advertised free of charge. .ctKffv SaAltLtTTS REAL ESTATI Ag c-::"r - tragi greajtwn C-zi T T'.-r F;1l: