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omnetiUon with the multitude of low test, snort
V!Gl Rlu!n vr ;nvayuahv uitucipi ouiuvlm u
i ns. Wholesale by
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irarl Charlotfe, r c.
Protection. -, ,
No such ptotectfve fiTilnst chills and fever and
other disease or a maianat type exists as llostet
ter's Komach Bitters. It relieves constiDatlon.
liver disorders, rhf uir.atlsm. kidney and bladder
ailments wiih certainty end iromptltude. A
c&angp, as gratifying as It is complete, foon takes
pla In the apneaniiice. as well as the sensation
.of the win and haggnrrt Invalid who uses this
8tsnMrd promoter ot health and strength. .
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
OFFERS TO THE
Wholesale i Retail Trade
FIVE
TONS
TWGNTV B4RHELS
M LINSEED OIL,
X
'ThB OlOCiV Ol
V .1
Cot-re, VarnisheF, Eic.
ONE CAR LOAD
ALL AT CLOSE PRICES.
READ THIS.-
Messrs. Bhowx, Weddikgtox A Co.:
Gentlmen-I have been using a 2 Inch "Old
Hickory" Thimble Skein Wagon, and am very naucn
nimiiui Bth i uua hunlfil tn hides of cotton
on it from HunterevlUe to Charlotte and did Dt j
hurt the wagoaiajmesis-ate.t .
"ovrs.
ffliiti) Lead,
- 1 --M 1
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
Correct lor the current mon'h. if
. Richmond and Danville Ara-LiNK. " '
i No. 50- Arrives at Charlotte rrom Richmond at
i6d. m. Leaves for Atlanta- at 1:45 a. m.
m 5lTArlU,es t Charlotte from Atlanta at 5.20
tt-- Leaves for Kleliiuond at 5:30 a. m. -
io ves at Charlotte from Richmond at
la c-Pm Leaves for Atlanta at 1 p. m. ,
- no. w Arrives at Charlotte from Atlanta at 6:10
p. in. Leaves for Richmond at 630 p. m, i
iHlfft1? and JPassenger Train leaves for
Atlanta at 530 a. m.; arrives from Atlanta at 830
CHARLOTTE, CuIXMBIA AND AUGUSTA.
Arrives from Columbia at 640 p. m. i; i
Leaves for Columbia at 1 p. in. - ;i .
C, G 4 A. A., T, & O. Division;; -Arrives
from Statesvllle at 10:45 a. m. i ' '
Leaves for StatesvlUe at 635 p. m. s
C. C Shzlbx Division. -
J Leaves for Shelby at 633 p. m. '
Arrives from Shelby at 126 p. in. s
. . Mails. t
General Delivery opens at 8:00 a. in.; closes at
DSJU p. m. .. '.
clonal 4flCfm?eP3rtmeRt 0pens at 9- m '
TUECUUKCUES TO-OJlY.
Young Men's Cebistxan Association Devotional
Lutheran Chubch Rev. T. S. Brown; Dastor
services at 11 a. m. and 7;tf) p. m. Sunday school at
; Associate Reformed Chubch Rev. W. T. Wal
ler, pastor, bunday school at 10 a. m. S, Regular
service at 11 a. in. and 8 n. m - prawpimutin-.
iu luty oy itey. men i-ressiey. .
Baptist CimRr.H. Tb Rmi t, r -m
Gregory, pastor. Services In main audience room
at 11a.m. and 730p.m. Sunday school at 930 a.m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 730 p. m.
. FmsTPRESBYTEKiAN Dr. A. W. Miller, nastor.
bervlees at U a. in. and 7 30 p. m. Sunday school at
ovzp. iu. r-iajer meenuK weanesttay evejunicat?
OUIOCK. , . : .. .
Second Presbyterian Rsv. Neander W Wiwia
pastor. Sservlces in the morning at 11 a. m. and
-ay p. in. Dimouy scnooi in ine atternoon at 4
o'clock. . -,
St. Petek's Episcopal Rev. J. B. ChsHhim'
rector. Services at 11 a. m. and 4 n. Klinin
school at 6 p. m. f ... ,
Trton Street Methodist Rev. J. t. tliotcpii
pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and i-Mn m ; Snmh.
school at 8JA p. m. Prayer meeting "Wednesday
evening at 730 o'clock. - .
St. Peter's Cathouo Rev. Mark S. Gross, pas
tor. Mass at 11 a. m. Sunday school at 10 jl m
V'esners and benediction u.t-Stn
at 7 a. m. . -.- , - -
Calvary Mission Rt. j. r WnrW? nnstir
Services at 11a. m. and, 7 30 p. m. Sunday school at 9
a. in. - .,
COLORED PKESBTTERIAN Ttv" Mr Wvnhrtl nnatnr
ServleesTit 3 and 8 p. m. Sundav school at 11 a. m.'
St. Michael's (E.) Mission Church, corner Hill
and Mint streets Rev. P. P. Alston, pastor. Ser
vices every Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m. and at 7.30
o'elock- p. m. Sunday school at 3 o'clock . p. m.
Seats free. ;
First Baptist Chpkch. (Colored) Rev. A. A,
Powell, pjistor. - Services at 11 a. m. and 3 p.m.
Index to New Aarertstiae jr.
Harsraves A Alexander Special attractions.
Alexander & Harris Cloaks and circular-.
wittkowsky & Baruch Fashion fair,
Hunter Stokes Quaker City Pig Hams, 4c.
Wittowky A Banich Clothing. Ac . .
. Ludolt A Hartsfleld China ware. Ac.
Thomas Reese A Cocoalliie. Ac
P. B. Fetzer Jersey Bulls for sal.
. Mrs. J. B. Harrington Stamping, Ac.
Chas. R. Jones Regulations lor the fair.'-
. iDdicationB.
South Atlantic generally fair
weather, variable winda, slight rise
in temperature.
LOCAL, Bli'l'liES. :
Judge A. A. McKoy arrived at
the Cantral last nieht from Lincoln
ton. - "-- -r.. ,
"Well, well; old -York, the blue
hen's chicken, has abandoned the
campaign.
Out at the fair grounds yester
day, Mr. John Osborne, a carpenter,
tea irom tne root or a building and
was badly hurt
-There will be a Democratic rally
at Long Creek Mill tomorrow night;
The speakers will be furnished by
executive committee of this. city.
r Re v? Neil Pressly, missionary to
Mexico, will preach this morning in
the Associate Reformed church, cor
ner of Fifth and College streets;
Cotton got down below 9 cents
yesterday and some farmers who had
broueht their cotton in, refused to
sell, but stored their bales for a rise.
Fifteen bales of cotton at Mt.
Holly depot on the Carolina Central
road, were burned last Friday. They
were accidentally nrea by a man
smoking a pipe. - .
-Mr. and Mrs. Paul MeKane have
certainly passed under the rod of
affliction. About a week ago they lost
their little son Willie, and yesterday
their younger son diecU The funeral
will take place at 4 o'clock this; after
noon from St. Peter's Catholic church.
-Mr. John W. Orr. a fireman : on
the Air Line Road, who has been bat
tling with typhoid fever for f seven
weeks past, is at i last convalescent,
bis friends will be glad to learn. His
mother is now lying very sick with
the same disease at her home, ia few
miles from the city.,
-The Presbyterian synod, in ses
sion at Greenville, S. C, is indulging
in exciting discussions on Dr. Wood-
row's evolution theory. ' Rev. i J. B.
Mack, formerly of Kocty ? Kiver
church. Cabarrus county, : made a
strong speech in opposition to the
evolution theory. The discussions
are warm, but definite action has
not yet been taken by the synod.
An enthusiastic Democratic meet
ing was held at Dixon's gin house, in
Crab Orchard yesterday. Mr. L. A.
Pntts and Mr. J. W. CoDD opened oy
announcing tnemseives . ior tsnerm
and register of . deeds - respectively,
and tney were ; rouoweu oy huu nu
. w - r w a 1 - a. ' 1
sneeches from Uapt it v vy anng,
NiaiPF Duffy. Capt S B Alexander
J? r T Tk UrnlV. A Ta-nrm num.
ber of people were present, and all
were enthusiastic for the Democratic
ticket. 'I
Opera House Last Night.
Since the presentation E the ''Lit
tle Sunflower" at the opera hiise last
night, Miss Katie Putnam i3 perhaps
more of a favorite ;n Charlotte than
pver. The pretty little -actress was
greeted by si large and certainly an
annreciative audience. There were.
several cnaracters m ner support mihu
r 1 . , . : , l it. i.
were unusually good, one of. which
was Mrs. Mary Putnam asi VAunt
Chloe." and another. Mr. Frank Bos-
worth as "Maj. Brown, s an F. F. V.,
Sah." Miss Putnam was above criti-
ninm m the ''Little Bunnawer." and.
as usual, fairly charmed her ;audi-
ence. There is but one Katie Putnam,
and she will always be warmly wel
comed in Charlotte. . 4
Senator Vance's Appointn3nts
Senator Vance has an appointment
fnrfiverv day.': except bundays, be
tween now and the day of election.
TTfl will be at Weatherman's on Nov
ember 3rd. and will arrive at Char-
lntt.fi the next dav in time to ' cast his
vote. The following is tne list or ms
appointments: '
uauas, Monaay, -Mooresboro,
Oct. 28. . i , ,
Rutherfordton, Oct. 2
Marion, Oct. 80. -
Newton, Oct. ai."
Greensboro, Nov. X. ,
WeAtherman's Nov. 3.
Speaking will begin promptly at 12
o ciocK, at eacn piace.. ,
1 "It Will Cure A sthma,.'.'
i't iai mfTenvi with iLsthma for over forty years.
rH huri a twrrihix uttacit in December and Janu
ary, 1B62. One day I ' took four doses Of Parker
Tonic. The effect : astonished me.- -1 slept per
factivtbst nleht. and am nw whelly we'.L P!"-er
!v Jr ireal asi." .E-.tr.?,' .s,
THE CAE0LLNA FAIR.
ENTRIES POUItlSGIN ANDUKUK
CROWDS COMING.
Some of the Exhibits Already in Place
on the Wroands- -What the Cbarloiie
Exhibitors will Do The lepart
inenl, Sapei vtsorv, Marshall, Etc.
This is fair week, and Tuesday
morning will witness the opening day
of theCarolina Fair Exhibit. The
success of the fair has already been
insured, and we can now promise our
readers that the best fair yet known
in Charlotte will be. held this week.
Under the skillful supervision of Mr.
.E. W. Hovey, the manager of the
fair grounds, the association has been
lurnished with the neatest, cleanest
and best arranged grounds in the
State. The grand-stand, floral hall.
machinery hall and all the buildings
ave been painted and brightened up.
and tne race course nas been convert
ed into onaf the best in the South.
An OBSiattfTsjR reporter yesterday yis
ited the grounds and found that a
considerable portion of machinery and
norai nans was already -mied with
exhibits. Every particle of space in
the two buildings has been Becured
and the exhibits, on the whole, will
not Only be full, but very creditable
to oar community.
jx large numoer ot citizens ot tne
county yesterday made entries of
butter and dairy products, fane fowls.
catrQe, sheep, hogs and horses and
farm and garden products, all of
their entries to be delivered at the
grounds tomorrow. Our - farmer
friends will be splendidly represented
in the list of exhibits. Our citizens
and business men have also made a
good list of entries. Wittkowsky &
Baruch will have on exhibition a dis
play of dry goods to the real value of
$5,000. Berwanger & Brother will
exhibit clothing; Ludolph & Harts
field, china and fancy ware ; Har
graves & Alexander, dry ; goods;
Eddins & Brother, books and Btation
ery; JUrs. J. a Harrington, ladies'
lancy work: T. L Seigle. dry goods:
J. G. Shannonhouse. buggies, etc:
Wriston Co.. drugs and Jancv
articles; John Farrior, "jewelry: E.
M. Andrews, furniture; W. A. Trus
low, jewelry. K. Mooret, sewing ma
chines; John T. Butler, jewelry ; B
.Nichols, furniture; Brem& McDowell
tancy hardware and guns; A. A.
Gaston, stoves;" Charlotte Music.
House, patios and organs ; John L.
Baker, rustic work; C. C. Snider,
fruits and confectionery ; A. C.
Hutchison ; & Co., buggies, etc. ;
J. G. 6hannonhouse, agricultural
machinery; Wm. 1 Smithdeal, clover
huller. engine ana machinery m mo
tion; Brown & jWeddingto.n agricuK
tural implements and hardware ; Pied
mont Wagon Co., fine wagons ; Lids
dell & Co., saw mills, engines, etc. ;
J. H. VanNess, . art - gallery .; H.
iiaumgarten, art gallery : Shepherd
'Mallory, specimen pictures; Gray &
Bro., boots and shoes; A. E. Rankin,
boots and shoes. This, - it must be
remembered, is simply the list of
entries from Charlotte up to yester:
day. . There will be a large number
ot others.
The secretary of the fair will be in
his office on the grounds after 9
o'clock tomorrow, : ready to receive
all entries The supervisors of the
different departments will also be in
their places to receive and assign the
entries. All having articles for exhi
bition will therefore take them direct-
to the grounds tomorrow.
DEPARTMENT I. LIVE STOCK. DR.
.JPATJL BARRINGER, STJP'T.
Horses Thoroughbred, Finebred,
carriage, coach and light draught,
draught, harness and saddle.
Cattle Short Morns, uevons, idoi-
stems, Ayrshires, Jerseys, Guern
seys, Herefords and other recognized
breeds, and fat cattle. . ; :
Sheep Merinos, Middle Wool,
Long Wool, Fat Sheep.
Swine Chesters, BerKsmres, lo
land Chinas, Jersey ' Reds; York
shires, Essex, Suffolk, Cheshires. -
Poultry Gallinaceous, Aquatic,
pigeons. and cage and ornamental
birds.
Industrial insects Bees and silk
worms. -
Fish Food fishes. - ;
DEPARTMENT ; IT. FARM AND GARDEN
PRODUCTS AND THEIR MANUFACTURE
H. C ECCLES, STJP'T. 7 -
Meats and dairy products Meats
and cured fish, dairy products.
Fibrous products and their manu
facturesAnimal fibre, vegetable
fibre, woven and telted fabrics, aps
parel.
ssins, norns and ieatners iSKins ;
cured, tanned and dressed, manus
factures of leather, horn and leath
ers, '-v..-
Oils, fat and soaps Fats and fixed
oils, soaps and perfumery.
Grain; seeds and flour Grain and
seeds, farinaceous products.
Sugars and narcotic and acid pro
ductsSugars and confections, to
bacco, hops and fermented liquors.v
Vegetables and grasses Tubers,
bulbs and roots, : grasses and green
vegetables. ; -
Fruits and r nuts lirapes, scone
fruits and pomaceous fruits, berries,
nuts and tropical . fruits., preserves
and lellies. : " . - ;"v
Ornamental plants and nowora
Growing ornamental plants, cut
flowers and designs. .
DEPARTMENT III. TOOLS, IMPLEMENTS
ASD MACHINERY S. H. HILTON,
SUP'T.
Clearing land and working wood-
rilft.irina- land, wood working.
Removing stone and wording, ciay
Ouarrvinir. brick and tue makmg.
Motors and means ot iranuiiui uug
nower Engines, power : distributors.
Jfutnps and piowers-rwubiug auu
. " . t-:: 3
fnrciaer water, compressing air.
" Making and repairing tools Forg
ing and grinding, boring; and finish-
inr - " - ' ' .- :
e. . - . . . - m i L J
Tilling and planting mrmng ana
working sou, planting ana sowing. -
aatherincf crops Mowing . auu
rpflnine-. Hftinz and storing.
: - Prenariner products for market and
consumption Dairy fittings and ap
pliances, sugar masing, nour auu
feed - making, fibre manufacturing,
extracting oils and makmg soap, pre-
nannc nroducts otner tnan aooye.
- 'rransponawonTirejKuu auu uubi-
ness vehicles, pleasure carriages.
DEPARTMENT IV HOME AND
8001411
' - IMPROVEMENT. -;
. Buildings, enclosures and roads
Building fencing, roads, walks and
enclosures. . ;
Furniture Furniture of wood, fur
niture, other.than of. wood.
- Tableware and nousenoid macnines
' . .i ...
Plate and cutlery, ctuna and glass-
. i . 1. !
ware, nousenoid macnines.
" Heating cooking, Ventilating- and
liVhtiiVfir Warrnina apparatus cuh-
nary appliances, ventilation aruaciai
iUnmination.
Water supply and drainage-Sup-
Tlvin - water to buildings and
erounds. draining.- .
Jjertuizers ana cnemicats muu
... V i i a i.:a
oial fertilizers, chemicals.
Education and natured, science-"
Educational : means and 'incentives,
frtntriiTrtpht. 'of wrecision. - A
Fine arts Carved and moulded, on
paper and cartTts!
Uu'rls Rui rati'
oor rperti Instru-
ments of music, implements for out
door sports.
Unclassified Objects belonging to
none of the preceding classes.
APPENDIX.
Reports and essays Reports on ex
hibition $nd experiments, essays.
Field , crops Cereals, other than
cereals.' , .
Marshals l.r the Fair.
The list of marshala. appointed for
the Fair next week, are as tollows : v.
P. Hutchison, chief: assistants, John
Henderson and John W. Wadsworth,
of Concord; E. E. Harris, of Poplar
Tent; John Caldwell, of Stonewall;
N. S. Ogborn . of Monroe ; Jno X ounts,
of PineviUe: A. C. Springs, of Fort
Mill; Chas. Carson, L. C. Johnston,
J. D. Pharr, W. Wr Phifer, of Char
lotte; B. S. McAden, of LowelL The
assistants are requested to report to
the chief at the Central Hotel at 3 a.
m., on the 28th instant. - without f ur-
ther notice. .
Fire on the Cotton Platform.
Yesterday afternoon Ike McDowell,
a colored drayman, unloaded a bale
of cotton at the platform, and scarce
ly had the bale been landed before it
was seen to be on fire. The bale was
pickedjup and hurried from the plat
form before the lire had a chance to
communicate to the other bales - on
the plattorm. xne alarm ot fare was
;iven wnich brougnt out the entire
re department, but tne danger was
over before the first tap of the bell
was heard. ' How the bale became
ignited no one seems to know. Cot
ton fares are always mysterious m
their origin. , .
A Serious Runaway.
xesteruay as Mr. James itoss was
drivingjthrough Independence square,
his buggy was run into by a wagon.
the tongue of which collided with the
buggy wheels and overturned the
buggy. r Mr. Ross was thrown vio
lently to the ground, and his
frightened horse dashed wildly off.
dragging the overturned, buggy
along, upposite Butler s jewelry
store, the horse became freed from
the buggy and took the streets and
sidewalks alternately in his course to
wadsworth 8 stables. The buggy, an
elegant little vehiile, was brokenj all
to pieces. Mr. Ross was badly bruised
and skinned up and was taken into
wriston snrug store, where his in
juries were dressed.
Three handed oeoole are becoming ouite numer
ous, tney nave a a ngnt nana, a leu nana, ana art
always behind hand in taking Dr. Bull's Cough
syrup wnen tney eaten a com.
Operatic Aotes.
After a loug absence from the South.
the "Banker's Daughter" company is
again on the rounds, and 'will appear
in gur opera house n November 1st.
The story of the Banker's Daughter
is laminar to play-goers and readers.
The sacrifice of a daughter to save
her father; her marriage with a man
she does not love, but who is Ihe soul
of honor and pure devotion ; his dis
covery of his wife's indifference to
turn, alter baying lived with her for
a period of years, offering daily his
devotion at a shrine which with tha
blindness of love he could not see was
veiled to him; their separation, and
in the end the husband's recall by
the wife, who during his absence has
learned to know how well she loved
him. -:',,.! '
Ford's Opera Company, composed
of i excellent talent, will hold the
boards in Charlotte three nights this
week, and visitors to the fair, will
have the opportunity of witnessing
three fine theatrical performances.
The latest freak In the way of masauerades Is a
costume that Is Intended to represent an oyster.
wnat next? wny. tne future masaueraaers wui
have a bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup moving
among tnem. -
Knocked Down and Trampled. -
As the alarm of fire was sounded
yesterday afternoon, Asa Parker,"an
8 year old son of Mr. W. A. Parker,
was standing on the ' pavement in
front of Dr J H McAden's drug store.
Seeing the people running, the lad
endeavored to get out of the way.
but before he could do so, a colored
man rushing along ran square over
the child and : knocked him down.
Three other colored men following
close behind, trampled on the body of
tne boy in their mad haste betore Mr.
Robert Gray could jerk the little fel
low from under their heels. The boy
was taken . into Dr. McAden's drug
store and examination snowed that
he was bruised all over, his ankle was
sprained and his nose probably bro
ken. On arriving ! home, the little
fellow fell unconscious to the floor.
indicating that his injuries were more
serious than at first supposed, aDd
requiring the attention ot physicians.
The accident was doubtless due to
carelessness, but it demonstrates
more clearly a fact tnat has long been
apparent, viz: that faremen and all
others should be prohibited from run
ning on the pavements. We believe
there is an ordinance against it, and
the police should see that it is en
foreed, so that a repetition of such an
artair will be prevented.
DIED.
In this cltv yesterday, at 5 d m. Harvey Aueustine
McKane. son of Paul and Mary McKane, aged 3
years and 3 months. The funeral will take place
this evening at 4 o'clock from St Peter's Catholic
cuurcn. . . ,
Malaria's Mighty Host.
What a host of unpleasant symptoms! Indiges
tion; lame back; aching joints; sleeplessness, ver-
titro: weariness: no appetite; cold feet: pains in
breast; nigm sweats; emus ana iever. juaiana
brines all these. . Brown's Iron Bitters drives them
all out. Mrs. F. A. Glenn, WaUacevllle, 9. C, says:
"I had a serious attack of malaria, and Brown's
iron Bitters restored me to good healta."
Ik J; B. Harrington
Has Just received from her agent in New York
over 200 ol the latest novelties for Stamping Sofa
Pillows, Scarfs, Tidies, Pallets, Pannels and Ban
ners. Orders promptly attended to.
tapLadles call and examine her stock. '
Satin, Velvet, aid all Material, .
And a full Une of NOVELTIES at :
oct2Gdlw, ' MRS. J. B. HARRINGTON'S.
Parties from the country can obtain board and
looing at $lm per day at J. u. Harrington s.
Meals 35c. each, at Harrington's.
0ct26dlw
J Oysters 35c quart, at Harrington's. oct26dlw
. FOR SALE.
lhttT Acres of hlshlv lmnroved Land, one-half
mile from Charlotte. Good neighborhood. Title
good.' for further particulars apply to
Or W. W. FLEMMING j Attorneys
oct23d2t Charlotte. N, 6.
- WANTED."
A competent Druggist. One who knows book
keeping. Adddress '.
oct24d2t : Box 164, Charlotte, N. C.
..... UAtJIUiSI.
S'i
for Ladles' and Children's Shoes. The best la Hie
. 'market.
" lc. PEK XSOTTLC, .
1 At
L. R.
! THOMAS EEESE & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
Charlotte, N C.
Cocoallne A Skin CosmeUe of surpassing ele
gance. Prepared by -
Hair Tonic Made with Pure Glycerine and Qui
nine, will remove dandruff and prevent the
hair from tailing out.
Pre Dared by
THOS. REESE ft 00.
Carbolic Tooth Wash An elegant Mouth Wash,
Antiseptic and Purifier, prepared by
THOS. REKSE & CO. :
Violet Orris Tooth Wash An exquisite Liquid
Dentrlnice for eleanlng and preaervlnz the
teeth, prepared by
:TH0S. REESE 4 CO.
Ruse Tooth Powder, for cleansing the teeth and
hardening the gums, prepared by - -
. THOS. REESE ft CO. -
Genuine Imported Bay Bam, and Colgate's
Toilet Waters, at
. .. THOS. REESE 4 CO.a
Prescriptions accurately and Quickly dispensed,
day or night, by ;
inos. muasa e ou. ;
OPERA HOUSE.
Saturday, November 1st "
The Fashionable Event f the
Reasoa!
The Great Union
Square Theatre,
Howard, ? i
by Brdhson
ter,
As plaverf over 1000 Times with
A CAREFULLY SELECTED CAST.
'ALL THE ORIGINAL GRANS EFFECTS.
The scenery carried hv thin ftrmmnt U nnMtnl
feature, painted from the original models. The
original music, magnificent costumes, and a cast
especially selected to interpret, in an artistic man
ner, this, the most beautiful of modern plays.
("Reserved seats on sale at the Central Hotel.
Prices as usual.
JAMES V. CROPSVN. Manaimr."
o-: t26 . G W. HARRISON, Business Manager.
Thorongbbred Jersey Bulls
FOR SALE.
I will exhibit at the fair In Charlotte, N. C, on
the 28th. 29th and 80th; the following richly bred
Jersey Buls, and offer the same for sale:
"Altoona," 8.523, A. J. C C. Flrstprize at Poplar
Tent In 1H84, and first prize at St. John's In 1884,
also two first prizes in New Jersey In 1882-83 Dam
made 18 -bs. butter in 7 days.
"Lorena's Pilot," 13,290, A. J. C C, a "Victor
Hueo -Pauline" and "Lord Llssrar" Bull. 8 months
old. The ft. G. Sire of this young Bull and the G.
G. Sire of Mary Anne, of St. Lambert's, (official
butter test 36 lbs. 12 oz. In 7 days) Is same. "Lore
na's Pilot" took the first prize at the N. C. State
Exposition last week In his class.
"Eilwood." a fine youne Bull out of KateEllwood.
an unreglstere i cow that made 17 lbs. butter Jn 7
days without forcing. Sire "Gray King." Tabu
lated pedigrees at lair. P. B. FETZER,
ocizooM. . Concord. H. C
NEW CORN MEAL, K
LOOSES PICKLES,'
Choice Northern Apples,
. Uhoice Country Butter,
Ground Cow Feed at
M. HOWELL'S.
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OUR STOCK OF1
COMPLETE.
Nobby Suits for Young Men. Fine Uress
Suits for men, Youths and Boys.
Special Low Prices Joi Boys' Kaeckabtit asi School Suits.
Thousands of dollars are snent annually br the
others pay no attention whether they are benefitting
in the great ciotmng ouymg pumic now to ouy ana
ble facts to them, and asking them to come and see
Is where they , -
Make Low- Prices for Ion ill.
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Wa am dninv hnsinnss In a legitimate wav. selllnc
tatlons to efl--ct sales, asking not a farthing more or less from one individual than another, doing strict
ly what we advertise. Tou have no occasion to " ATCH" when you make your purchase in our house,
as every article Is warranted as represented, or if you have purchased from s and the goods aro returned
unsouea, tne money is cneenuuy remnaea. - rnis is
your neighbors they will at once tell you to go to
LE1DMG CLOTniERS A.Xl TAILORS. J ' ! . -
N. B. To our oat of own customers goods sent by express 01 approbation to be returned ai earn
pense.
Mil MM . .. I I ' IMMI.IIWH. I I II I
Gentlemen visiting the Fair
moth, Wardrobe of Wittkowsky & Baruch, where ' ;
the most superb jstock of
Men s, Tills
Ever shown. In this section
- . most elegant line of ,:
GERTS' FURNISHINGS
Shirts, Scarfs, Ties, Bows, Collar and- Cuffs, Hosiery, Silk
and Linen Handkerchiefs, Hats and Caps, Umbrellas,
Boots and Shoes, and all the most reliable makes of -Men's
Underwear at the Yery lowest prices .
W1TTKOWSICY C BARUCH.
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QUAKER CITY
Pig Hams,
-OUR-
'BABY BISCUIT,"
Have'done more to bund up the little ones than an
i'CatnlpTea" In North Carolina. - :
Buckwheat Flour, Maple
' Syrup, ;
- Olives, French Peas, ' .
Imported Sardines,
OUR
Mondaj Horning Soap
Is a great help to housekeepers. ..
mm.
te id Silver
Nerr Stock Recelyed.
We offer during
Fair Week
Special Bargains ! !
Including
Tinware and Haascfornlsbliig Goofc.
The Largest and Best Stock, Wholesale and Re
tail. We guarantee our goods and prices against
any market. Silver-Plated Ware especially low.
Respectfully,
' LTJDOU' 4 HARTS FIELD,
, Trade Street, Near College.
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clothlnjr buyers In this State. Some buy very discreetly.
themselves or not. We have but one means of tell-
wnere to go; ana mat is Dy auvenismg piain. sensr
tor themselves If we are correct. The place to visit
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no SDurlous merchandise, mak'ne no mlsrepresea-
tne piace to uuy yu.ir IL jiu bu. iuiu u tvu wul
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will do well to visit the Mam-
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and;
Boys
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can be found,, together, with . the
SHoDcLk (Dn)LZira)D tt'ie
In Fine Suitings we. havejexcelled alljef
forts in past seasons. In ,
We display a variety immense in assortment
and very rare and beautiful in fabric. They
are of most improved style and fit to a degree
qf perfection. We are especially well; pro
vided with
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and will be pleased if the'yoiing gentlemen
will remember us in their early experience
of shopping.. - -
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With big odds the largest stock in our line,
we claim many advantages for our customers.
E. D. Xiatta fe Bro.
JOHN R. PHABR, ManigeB Retail Department
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OPERAHOUSE
Fair feet-
TDESDAT,"
WEDNESDAY, '
AND -
THURSDAY,
v . October 98, a and SO.
Tie; Event of tb Sew.
FORD'S OPERA COMPANY, .
V 'v' ' ' .WITH.
Z:elda S eg ui n,
In a succession of the most DeUghtful English
Opera.
Tuesdaj, October ''BOHEMIAN GIRL."
Wednesday, Octoner 29 "GIROLAjor the THREE
BLACK CLOAKS."
Thursdaj, October 30-"THB ORANGI GIRL,"
8plendld Chorus of 30 Fresh YotcesT New Cos
tumes. Elaborate Scenery. Realistic Effects. .
- Reserved Seats now on sale at Central HotelVa
gar Stand. Prices as nsuaL oct24
Life for the Liyer and
; Kidney.
POSITTVELY CUBES :
Lhpeisia, Liver oil Miiv Ccmplamls.
I have used jour "life for the Iirer
and Kidneya" with great benefit, and
or- dyspepsia, or any derangement of
i.he liver or kidneys, I regard it as being
without an eqaaL .v . 1
, . Jab. J. Osborni, Att'r at Law,
Boilston, Henderson county, N. C.
Far Bnperior to any liver pad.
Hugh Thoxas, Glendale, S. O.
Your medicines are Tamable, and
splendid remedies. I hare sold upwards
ol five gross, and can recommend them.
I would not bw without them.
, J.S.U. DAvnraoN, Drnggiai,
- . r Charlotte, N. 0.
"Life for the Liver and Kidneys" or
"Chill Cure" works like a charm ana
sells very fart. - A. 1. Pkbkiwb,
- Wax Haw, Lancaster county, 8. C '
In large 60c and $1.00 bottles.' Trial
size 25c Sold by , druggists and deal
era generally. Prepared by
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' OF CHARLOTTE,
Will Pay One-half CenUlore for
THAN THS MARKET PRICK Ei CHARLOTTE
- FOB THE NEXT TBJRTT DAYS,
To those who are indebted tohim.
He hat now In stock one ol the best selections he
naserer made to a business experience of 17 rears,
sad will sen goods at low or lowerthanaar other
house in the ettr. His stock consists of DryTSoos,
BooUanfl ShaBr,HBts,eltHlBg,etc. ..'-
octlld ' s.nstj.
Our Soda, Water
Is so : old that f our friends
come iseveral blocks to get it.
Don't make yourself sick on
inferior - drinks when T. O.
Smith & Co offer the very best.
.WHITE LEAD
and Unseed OU at bottom prices.
Diamond Dyea.
Diamorrd Dyer.
25 GROSS)
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