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VOLUME XXXII.
CHARLOTTE
WLfflm AGENCY
. f u ,
TDeslringr to nil n long felt want in Chu kJ'
GENERAL LAND AGENCY,
yor the purpose of burin. nBiWni"-i--JT.i
Tenting real estate. Theff operattons TCJI
eonllned to the eltv of rh.rt -i?".? .?mM be-
North Carolina. tf.nZZZZZ! w. e State of
mamurement will nVI witninoiir
Wo win undertake to sen leat m- .
viigvi lonin, iu.ulb returns ami mt txo.
abstractor titles.
Induce. 4c &c, advertising alPp'iorS
under our niaii.-iw'iiM.irt fiyiwrij placed
under our niauiigeuieut.
Free of Cost to the Seller,
leading of mining property, whfch win "5.
ecmniisslon only. T111"-11 WUJ 06 oId on
We ure In eorresnonrienMa
Parties at the North and wt who are Sn4
homes in North Camltnn T."l?..?ee,un.Kl
genial and the soli remunerative. Persons hin
houses and lots or plantations for sXwiu slrI
ielr o Interests .by p& gS2.
"7 Charlotte. Vc. '
The following described pieces of prepertv r
itremy, K. iv Cochrane manager, ofnee Tnuia
nt front Central Hotel! Chariotte, K. C.7
DOW
. ' ! l ' . j
FAIL
CHARLUTTK, N. C,
Uavtotte
TO GET ONE OFOUR NEW 6 4
Terms of SalMcrtptloa. v
DAILY.
OnsiS'h:U'.m""' 6 cent.
1 1 tni i ...........
Three months (himitn -
Six months (by mall)..:.'."; - 4 m -One
year (by mail).:...... .:;;::;;";" 8.00
One vmr
Six months.
WEEKLY.
i -
.....S2.00
1.UU
Onlv f 1 rm m
Mewmarkets. Thre
Sn'?Liire''C!oato, all aiS: S ""'?"?' 7 offer. at eot our .
r loiuicui. iHma am i 11 1. - " nut utsuiiim 111 irifa nr At hop urnnnn
, wiora m ceit8 at SI IB ner varH . . .'".
eryard. The ttmt imrvi. . ...
. V! ?? BsVcirKat? .,Ta51?. Circula.s and
LADIES', GENTS' AND " '
s Underwfiar
II?rI,Wjc-,n Adrance-Free sl
rosta o all part of the ;
United States.
S2.pS?i22n wpjes.sent free on application
rr1,i.t?Te of their1
Iston .k r.: rfP. ""'. "u- communl-
-.vwuwviuauuiKwaauiH).
Bates orAdTrtlKlBr.
SSUL - " -rbTreSsSie
(CITY.)
1 One dwelling house on B street 7 rooms closet
I in each room, well of good water 1m 9teiVff r2r
1.. neighWhootKPWc7l2:(
Z?l. 3-3 4roomt ofSIni&
ioi ouiiao, coavenient to business.'" Prio&il raL
VeJtS nfffi &fttnc'htlet8'' 8113 Kannel Bata1 Skirts. Cashmere Shawls; Crape
Pearl Shirts and 4he Best $1 00
THE DAILY OBSERVER FOR 18S5;
Subscribers to The Daily Observer
will pleaso bear in faind . the ' ft.t
to part
company with any of our old fj-ien(Js,
wkakio . that overwhelming defeat in Nnt "
The Pitlsboro ;. Record., in , dfa. Carolina in NWkp T n SL? -
cussing the defect, in the present ' k?thj. da'fc bee hSt '
-uai sysiem ot taxation says: I a ,-e9ree' ; J ; ' u v
"More men swear to lies in listing wM? S?mPWoU? ?a,d that
their property thanWn wn blow;wa8 being made over
thing else; and notlftht but thly offea
think it no sin. but look , upon it m thorn t?I? l 'h? cabmet He
soxnethirifr cmn,f , a l,-i,0;i16 88 XnoV?nt that certain Statra in th i
wouia, De considered
county is compelled to pay more tax
f rf,838 qntity and quality
Of land than another man in n .
joining county. The same kind of a
horse or mule is valued much higher
m some counties than in others." - -
Sout
in
The effort
oyum Carolina, exempting for a pe
riod of years certain rrrannf.ir.rriM
from , taxation. Bucceedpd ..: in tha
UI nwhoI. j . . - .
xiuuoe, out iaued in the Senate.; The
m the I
fni . -
? fb"i, :wrtn jaroiina. Sotith
Carolina. (Wrri. t,.;.-. VutQ
Mr ri J?" J' ' ""ti, ana, on
Nn KnrtK n account,- " Arkansas.
VJLr- Carowna- name but Ran
ln J8 ?18CU8?ed circles composed
whoUy of parties of North
ans. jsansom is doing nothine to er
cite . attention. , IT i?QVL ex
.i-Z s a-iiiiiuisiration to
, -"Y kA-uavc, w. 1J06, ne Will eivfl hia
10,000 VAIiDN OF RIBBONS.!
A GREAT
mAo...tAniJini . .
Charleston News . and Courier ' calls h!0'1"8 have-the right to
1- - -m : tuui uuKUlV
niiH o -l : . - ' -.9
.";r: wno democratic ad-
attention to the fact that the
jrjuaaennanced.the ministration.; Those here-who knn-
pnce of all neighboring property, in Gen. JBansoni. say ttethe will mX
some instances as high aa one huni hf and- action no effort to
dred nar'Mnt ni . .T9 his name brduei't intn-n.-
vwu Hor year ; in ADTAXcai. I ".vr ? lu "ne nunared dollars mentioned whenever tK.
While we will be. reluctant to part Pef.acre. , s !V - , StaofNorth Carohna is spoken of :
tioh y fTvx"?. a waomet posl-
, -Mr.. Bayard "8
Meveland t
a (,) is i
Witt TAKE PLACJG O
, ' wwumvui au vr u era.
see our stock of them, as It Is large and at prices
. t -mm. W , - T
good, business proles will require Hocr
OrSet, an herence to this rule. AU "w Uppropriates $66 0000. for pension
oe given sufficient time to meet the during the next fiscal year. The uns
new rule, and we trust the'reduction exPeuded balance of $30,000,000'how
' "
in cne price will be a sufficient
recent viair. fn xr-
tin -At tiV w "jectot. con versa-,
uon at the capitol, especiaUy on the
to the credit of th . fnn-liSraPluw- in-
. . , t--""" Luwt is i --v juu tut , wnac was said on
not reapprepriated, bu will be cov- occasion. . It & dear to everv"
ered into the treasurv. body a mind, now that the Delawa;
wr is ro nave great weiehfc in t ho
P. H. Winston, who simply sought the premier-
an "humble refuse" in thS knMi k Zr ? mm- Ppoa
. . .. ; -.-"w "" uivxueu as lO WhPr.hor
in-
nit
water ana suwie on the latter. Price. ii2sri
t one dwelling on corner of Graham and loth
Jsutets, 6 rooms, kitchen, well oHSite tot vxt
i i Ono lmelllng on Ninth street betwnnn n
11 C. two storlS.six roortek tosemS
weu of water In yard; lotWaSTprK
11 ofw-S?
UOiw ttiuidred umi jnrty Acres Lid 14 mUe
timber, branch nmning thrgnXalcStS
acres mcAjinu i o
io (ouyixure,
I Ui.b Uiiuiiprovtd lot ttoiife wb Mnth stnwi.
lO between I and it streets. Prtee i?Sf
U? six lnouiwiiu iurec timMUwj icTes Land.
Works beg toto anoj'-K toS
tuauulaciurers, stock and dairy meCudthase
who wibh to setue eo smes, to uittuLewnSS
oilers uiuocementa to the eiasses aboiied?
The property consists l bix lliottsaoT Three
teP0 H! 01 toO in thtcouoUeiof
(iswn and UieavelaSa, lu tne tiuteof JNortlicLr
wuia, at liUifc's ouuuu lietu theiSa
sua Cuanotte Air Uim rallwaTuow owned bTth
Kiciuiiuud and UanvUie ralMoS5. The
property nas beeu used lor illy yearstasin
irou property, aud has ueen worked SnSoS
pomia, bui cWefly at the site of the eeibfiM
i'eaow iuuge ore Bank. hkj7h Z??u
an ore noLui fur its nchno i TTTl!i" fiiTC
, . ..... I . -T . T t IT'
, ltd BU
j?HifH' wh feci, sutwuia at that
tut tiiij Hot 6wu wuikBa for tjITyeabut
farts wtlorth can be fuiij showit. VartwVthe?
veins have been worked, and within the pastntwo
years very large deposits of iron ore have boeuais
eovered at other points. V ithm tfte past eUjUtest
r.Miths hWevt-T,tjW-QWnee have diSoverSl
m of ere la Cwdt HomuUiC
If .n ow. kre rxpoea-, which -were unknown b
fere, i&a wUieh- wili furuen an amount of eood
Sfs, easjiyworked and' above water, lhat ftu
ll one ol the most desirabla IrnrrriSS:
I'.t j
oicuiai .Attrdouuii
ducement to them to come up prompt
A representative of the paper will
next week visit Greensboro, Winston,
nr.
XV M JLf II I
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fialArrt Soi.-oK, ; .., . I --y, uaiuuieimg affaT o-epme nonor. but t.ha
-T", u"" OHlceB",le- and tor uoydls place as District Attorn; nn?Der is found to incW irl
CALL ON YOUR
v.-au upon au subscribers at thnuA
points f, All postofficcs cannot h via.
ited, and it is those who are loca ¬
ted at a distance whom we wish to res
mind that after the year 1884 closes
we shall expect cash: in advance for
all papers sent out.: !
tor tne Western diaf.riof-.
Carolina. He don't pxtwr. t via .
.v. uv.u It
long, if he gets it, but he is hungry
for it, nevertheless.
me amrmat vo to. .
of North h; -:...-L"C10. I8 toore
CHRISTMAS
ROUND
THIS FALL
Consisting of the Latest Styles !
oo wm find on my emmters a betTjtlful stock of
Stiff
and Soft Uais,
Ladies i K; Neckwear,
Which we have Just opened, and are satisfied m
can please all, .
hir Vail Rtnnfc n t.i.i in i . -.r
Iwths' aid Children ' "1MCB '
SOUTHERfl tOU PETITION.
We have frequently remarked in
these columns that the serious prob
lem that stared the Northern mami
facturersinthe face was Southern
competition, not onty in one but in a
variety oi producta j The cotton and
woolen, naills j have.-felt it nlronrlv
and now iron manufacture
beginning to .feel . it Within - the
past few -weeks pig iron from the for
ges oi Alabama has1 been landed hv
CAPITAL CITY CHIT-CHAT.
woBfrea, cabfnet and Unddha Clinr
.. . man. - '
Correspondence Obsevseb.
as man and Senator than verbe"
tore. ' Republicans unite with twJTI
liig wa iir, Cleveland
RQ to rr" wwjresary or state.
j wuere recognized as able
vigorous, aignified and incorrupt
a. xtepu oilcan journalist fram i mv, i
ern btate remarked that Mr.' Bayard
had peculiar qualifications for thia
Wiu6wi
&fiafiichs.
10,000 yards of Ribbons, in , all widths, at
prices that were never before heard of ..
.aignified andincorruptibie! never will be affain. DerhaDs
pubhean journalist from kSouthll . lJy"lP. ! , : ; :
correspondence Obsevseb. .Kw jMKea mat Mr. Bayard - i n ;
Washington, Dec j 11: The Christ- pSS I!f!rtr! ! S,?alJfloatio,,8''-f' this ;" -ryw l- iuo;i;iw ots 10I vi
mas holidays will begin on thth ':a2? ' ne further observed that -"' -li-r.-. n' -ir3 'r. '! ,'
siderirny tho amk.
. TJ1 sessions have been exceptional
Even the Dakota question
and the fine argument of Vest in ods
position elicited only the most lan
guid interest in. the Senate, and the
House, is dozing chimney comer
hMSrri.ver the itkU "te commerce
bilL When the tariff debate fa re
opened by public discussion of the
Spanish treaty and the House takes
LISLE AND SILK HOSE. BOOTS AND SHOES
steamers in PJuladilphia and sold for &J&EZS2 ?. out the
o dollars 1 ton thn it could icnTof fun" naSneS
us cuQUBiaui. wniun la mil tt ; h i... ,
faua. aiD feet'ahsS-iS53'Tr'X,5,r25
rht feat wtdwhteh crops out af various pouTts
r-T vi mo wvmuaiu, snow
tug lu one idaee about 2U feet of solid vein This
vein can p? traced over Uw top o Um mountain for
w.w nuauouu UltAUOpUQU iUUliV WOUMI HlfOm
ailll08t liiKJChailsLilitf Mliiti.iw if nm A!f
'.ft.? IT.Ih. Kai:a; hkW. A. ll.i H. T
A One assortment of Silk snd Camtwle Handker-
cuieis, anoppmg Bags, Ladles' and Gents'
811k Umbrellas, Lace and Eabrold- j
Wtes spfl Table !
Scarfs, 'tea Cloths and
' " Doilies to match. - "f '
A BEArrUCL 3814:110 Of
uinljto 6S 'ner' esnL of nitiiiA imn ih.
smnll iuiiuurit of titanic acid. uui without n uii.
puur or pnusphorus. The quautity of ore in this
mouuvmu is suupv uiexuauanpie and of mod
fi.s.iiir!'. .
To. P,rqes wlshtni? to make handoome presents.
I Will ofler Inducements In ladles' and Children s
Fine Wraps and Dress Silks. ?
BespectfuIIy, ; ' ' -
T. L, SEIGLE,
Is now complete, comprising the hesit. fnakes fn
www vvi s.kj OLJ JtJS, i
A full line j'
RIK4 TALUGS.
TRAVELING BAGS,
And Shawl Straps ost received.
Last but not least, a ftna Uus t Dmbiniiiu miv
Moh and Alpaca. Largo and Beautiful line of
uenu.-vi.Yer. waiters. Give us a call. Ti ,
seem to favor tha micro-ooti
Spanish treaty shaU bo cwwdered in
open session, h? nKSn
wny not rescind tho nile for
sessions, together, or at least in al
ator from rjfiUr-0 "S
Thfe "ta. , f eeng biV tht !
wiU wui have no effect except to dis
gust the President-elect., i MiBay.
ards special fronds are not presSg
nun on Mr. niAVAiani k4 u "5
- v mmmM-. Ullk hi r" . UiTo. i
land to the public seems tn ho
lOfi Hmfiny.iiok.J 1 -
rvQ5?. . uuQors , on Mr,
J"""-;.BWUiaV;lli AVV ha ml
yer there is one .man fitter than all
others for high places. "
. ' , '- points. i -:n . :.
: Mr- Stewart; forineriy of the State
press, is here. t.,' ., ; .
Rr. Sichmonil if f twU'Vi 4
and wife. etop today i on then- f Wav
ON TUESDAY : MQRNING.
Hunt, w AuoiiM, e&ucpi ait Airy, in (ieorifiii
we uave reason to owieve tbk mouutaut & f oii of
ore aiao. iu adUltlon to Iron ore the property has
iuamjanese, limestone clay for niakbjg Bre-uroof
brick, gotd and other minerals. Very pure and ex-
u uuj iobc nas just oeea tounu m large quan
tity. . - . - .
as a stock and dairy farm It offers fine ODDorto-
iiues w tnose who may wish to engage in such bus-
Htv- 4 iw wvi w i lourtnousano acres of
1:1
be Buppiie from the jforees of Penn,
sylvania with U her! iron and coal
iuriThis fact has created no
little uneasiness TNorthern iron
circles, and a move ?is on f oot to ordinary treaties MliirtMeSf nephZ of jE11 6vilIe'
checkmate it if possible m 1 1 movement to that effect
m' -i " - i ' i tins winter -xs not creat So far
r The Extern Pigsiron Association. erp have been few Sfie riseSS
wfeich W composed of pig iron manu- f8 far as nry knowledge elrtendT
ftnrers m tfJhigSInd Schuyl- gwer N.Qxtnrolinaplf
kUl Valleys of this State and in South- W .ere to solicit the aid S Con!
ern New Jersey, will hold a meeting gressmen than from any of theneieh-
yt &bon m m in bormg States. I Iearnfaf a
flfJ are seriously nmher of fetters is Teceived
aueciea UV tne Inrcm imnra4iM.. : aaiiv on t.hia
fcjpithern pig iron,- which is sold at I MatYe says not a dav TasJ in
wmch he is not implored to "use his
aa swm as .De thinks it is
practicable." An !eamloyee of Con
o- v iu ubuv irienns m nil
.1
inatTihe Fennkvlvnnin rttflr liwW
Cannot atmrrr to moot rm.
118 suriuss and branchm
The Other 4.0UU acres mhrnn1 In tha mmmtain
produeUve of nne grass and herUage, and
CL,081N o S LK of CLOAKS and OIRCUL R8
a rate
.makers
Qbjeot of their meeting will be to de-
V4j V"iUJ meani ov ,wnif.h th- o.
suwessfully compete with the Souths
ern f urnaces. ' They; will . present - a
Petition to the rnilrf.nrl
askink in-the first riWttK?" !
jnte fright cWges on aU articles
th,ey consume. Qver half of the fuix
ex,'-,-'- "oiievuie, a
tract for dredirine' Otlt a smell 1
on the coast below here. He was in
Ll,lchla.n. democratic members
were pleased thisinornine- toH Mh
a gay rooster on his desk, the present
of an admiring friend at home.
Jim Brown everybody in WiK
mmgton knows Jim Brown is here
with his theatrical troupe, ; playing
an engagement. : He is fatter than of
yore, but says he has been sick. Was
m Europe during the summer and
a kuuu uma cnAralli.-
. . ,
great pthine sale A.
thousands daily;-Por verv little mnn fi v
liiiiiilii
GHARLOTTE Nj JC, ;,!!
ian?ht f 'i- orferiePfrtment is nOvr; so thoroughly
ogamred that Ladies do their shbpping through us ith
.much certainty of satisfaction
parts of. the State, gets one or more
letters daily. . Some of the writers
are m bad health or hay bfeu un
fortunBte iu l businespi but most ef
.nuiii VmW vnexr claims on the broad
Das on party service. Tfaev w
thf I U repnysent; :
lr J00 of Ir Thomas F.
" !? 04 V umingtoii, and Dr. J, F.
" ; x-enpsylvanm are I uu"" 80 aM so. so many years. Jt i3
located on-the line of Uhe PhUadeK I a pity for so much ink paper and
phia and Riding RMlroadand its Ptage t0 he wasted, The applicant
Qranohes. and the association win I who waits until t,h nHminioi.n
tition that cbmpany jidt onhf tq r fe, I begins and the Secretaries have be-
's w 434gui,, out to I . w " uuuts oi tneir posi
duce the
eapen the cost of coal to them from
iwr sun to f 4.7U
rAii?e8 wtunw. pasturage for sheep and I TnoaB WOO Have DOti BUDDlied the map I vpa :xinH rln wall ft I zIa .f-w Pr- on. me
miiWwVbteMwa matimtutuishei- J 7 -T.- I UitHigeives WlU ! QO WeU stQ j redqcliQn of freights and coalto such
kt$$$J&J& seo our gtock. A beautiful .line of Dresa OnnrUm Plairla rates by the raiSornnTJo
Rue Krowti) of tiiqber uf aU khlds,
tliskory. oak, walnut, OBdar. etc. T
ie now covered
all kinds, such a
suited!
he ,fontl Is well
the production of iron ftt least $3.50
Door Mats, etc; th -y are' cheap . A few Mioses' Cloaks successfully meet the compe'tition
will be closed out regardless ; of , cost
Holiday goods is the prettiest in toTrn. and don't forget it reasonable
i - ', - ,4 iw- n . , - e r t' ing all .that
rinU'W. r:""1, S- nougnt tne I t""' uiuii -ei
w . . vmcii I laivwiwttM wm make; some I wvernor qnnng tfte war. . J3y the
1 concessions, if not mnt.
that the association will nut
Glendon and A
Uxmpanies haye mafjje:a reduction of
and Plain croods will beofferod r.hftn. -A ! :iora ctu I Khe association asks for will cheapen
eoiouiw. cotton:wn.:DeM.oas7?Ed i 1 r? VJ,wvl" m wi, vui j bmwr. carpels, tvugS, I per ton. ana win enable its members
"" i ou uiius are pfwucea oeauuiuiiy jtna
it Is specially suited to grapes and small fruits. It
could be divided into small farms that would rim
to each farm variety of soil, and level and hilly
oiiu. it is situated in tne rtediuont belt. whih u
Doted tor the salubrity of Its climate, and the
MoaiuimpM uf us aunospnere. it is a region if
hnutfiatarlaaua ether tuuaealthrlnHls.
1 losalleirwHJirrest' -eonveBieiietJto faUfoadiacJlv
king's Mountain Station, on araUwav that haa th
most extensive connections with all. parts - of the
OSUntlT. and Which offern tmt induMnwnti tn
luyse vino are tryuig W develop the country along
Us lines.. The owners will sell fills property to fuft
v4t luwivii, v win voutiue uuu UMtBuueraiia
rest,1)ayttwiH3i to be oathird eastt, balance In
Oneortwyrt . .. ; f
A valuable water power, which has been used to
ryn lane rolling mills, lies adjacent to this prop
tf?!. n b' bought J'eaSi. -Ttoff piflpefty to
mt W fiWse pgxlniio' tolhe feniQiIk All Healing
Hinerbpring4,TaM Uj'tte WlPySnpwnCleve
Ujiid springs. ' ' , 'i ' .
The Uma of King's Mountain Is also adjacent,
where are good botels, a nourishing' and excellent
nigh school, and several new and " handsome
Churches. The Owners invite the ftttentloa of all
lions will fare much better than the
hasty man who fancies himself the
impersonation of the early bird that
catches the worm Bo whpfc reams
of paper could, fee, wasted in endeavs
U,9M vWvuu common sense.
, Senator yance has again intro-
auced his joint renoli I f".Tt"irr f rk sninA
of Southern, iran. - Jt is thought the copies of his official letter hook while
Prisleau. of Charleston
Geu. C2 lngman still - discusses the
wonderful tobacco cure. He has an
other article in the Health and Home
longer than the earlier rna tv, n
erai seems to be devoting all his en
ergies and abilities to the task of al4
leviating the ills of his fellow mortals
late Gautama, his mission is broad
humanmty in all its aspects . of woe
fwSW etence being,
that the Humo Prince administered
more largely to the spiritual part of
man's nature. whil Hon - niC.n.
hopes fa .improve tha.t by ministering
to the physical directly. H.
SisrUT Q5tiU Ut .UJbffiffig
V
o
i I
.Hi-
-j, v mcj uuukwi at au troubled
by Gen. Sherman's insinuations that
some gentleman Senator had been the
rwipient or letter jrom Jefferson
, ... Oil Discovered by Sp-rlis,
An Oil City (ViL. letter ':
story is going the rounds of the'press
met nm : . ... K vj
I
i4A
a.
to the failure of alaree hotfil T haA
M l twenty .BedmrSuits to se-
am;;isgoodas
curem1
za '-r7".wr cut;iiuB 01 1 t--- v 4iulu enereon I .v " wu me proline Jrleas- 1 "1" 1 1 1 ! iv ! i - ; .
Bfft y J(?r6 mm l2frtSf?Wn,,,g'w-,?. ?niany s16- fh-i6 avP?lby spirits, f and by incjuded, feoit consists of
fewJa mate the selling I W Confederacy which should at e aid of beUevers in -spiritualism - - - ' ; J -
price. at the furnace tia nr ton I tempt separate State action. . ua I developed the pool in iRftf in k,c, I - - r.? c- - -
interested to this prtpertj,'iihI(
er miqnnaiiflii
??? Q ?w "lae Pre Bank nas been recently
4oihpuy lurufehed by lduressulgBri:thran.
r Cfl"?" Estate'Agencv. y 7- 7
a Pi
I9
Kill:: r.l U P ItahMKi ' !. ' -
wteinifttfoh wnr M rtoeniir bouibt iwoo
. BjajjjulnmgUiisproperfl.. f -1
& Tract ol Land. 150 aorea, looated in Lincoln
ty eoquty, N, c adjoining lauds of (jodson
f ayus and others, 6 miles from Denver, 23 from
Charlotte, and 13 from Davidson College. Has on
It a good dwelling. 7 rooms, all necessary outbuild
ing!), good orchard, good water, and well adapted
for grains, grasses, eorn.-wneaL tobacco, cotton,
etc.; 85acr6 good bottom land. In one state of
uitlvaUon. Price $3,260," . i .
Tract of Land.S miles south of Charlotte,
renowq n the p. Reports as the Sam Taylor
1 n Tract
liZiJz $2.i YSZV Vrt f the SHRruel Tay-
giM mine,
linn Tavlnr
iftlne). threa f rjm riinint hntiuMK two mnnia
acti, good barn, good well water and good spring
en the premises. Sold without reserve for kl.76&
Two unimproved loU S0rl98, on north side
4V or West Fifth street. Price (200 each.
') Farm or 193 acres, known as the "Model
Karm." IUi miles from Hfch Point. N. C.r a
frame dweiune 1 noma. iiLmtered. closets In
splendid fiiune
good frame dwelling 12 room
i.wir.r nil the roonw. -a sule
pfirn 45x(!0 f eut;'wlth basement stasis ; for 8 horses,
A; cows.' and 6 box stalls: a irood wood shed, smoke-
noiise, bnck spring house, wagon bhed granery, ST
biiliuings on the farm, besides a 4- tamp bone
mill on the creek with sufllclent water to run it
most of Uie year. The creek runs through the
Plantation and has 22 acres of bottom or meadow
yr Iaaa
lilace for any one wishing a well Improved (arm..
mix so.iiuu; one-nail casn, paiance on tune at
er cenL interest. . '"-'.'
7 Seveiity-flve to Ons flnpdred Aeree Of Xapd
t in Sleel C eelt towiislilp, six miles from
cmu-lotte. On the premises Is a small dwelling
nd three om-buiidhigs. bo acres under cultivo
t'on. in a good section of the county; convenient
to thurcies and K-liools. I'riee (26 tr Here. '
CLOTHING. :-: CLOTHING.
ueyeiopea tde pool m j 186S." in this
connection tho Blizzard recalls the
w neat two years later .the spirits
showed James where to find oil near
the mouth , of Deer, creek, Clarian
oounty. He started a well, and works
ed for; two years -at :it; 7 drilling
through all the known sands, final! v
f - -?V,o- lurnaee 1 per ton I mPl separate State action, . le.
f a hm ton minerio. inere- t1""" w wiupwu, j nrsc one and
dqotipn is, rtgar4ed, although not so the? anotii have been mentioned
Stated, by Qie Qlendoii and Andoyer as tn man, - Biut the truth is, as is
Company, as intended to have a ,wfu known, by Southerners, no such
cewiteTatftHig effeq7 upon the : low- ever written. The letter
ftHced goutbern irons! coming . into Davis in ireply to Gov. Vance's
this market. f ' ' of the 2Sth of AUctohen
Tere is hqt one thina that the I p.,eteJy asPses ot one part of these leaving behind him a dry. hole 2,500
South wffl have tn rStf,, . ZJS I ? WtThe .Tribune's -Wash. -
IV . - 7 - " 1 ingtjBn aispatcne8 on the subject were
in this rane for mmimiuv oni ho I nknM. fT . J rc ?
!v -r-y? 1 uiuuamj uuii trum 4 resular "
They are Sensational and amount to
less than nothing.
CoL Greeusays that a strong effort
is to be made at au early day to pass
;u uuiiuuig ouis on tne calen-
j. ...4,' ". . Kl: 1 . .
TOWEli RACK,'
;.i ;:
ONE ASH BID8TE ID,
03IE ASK BUREAU,
' "'- l: OTE ASH TAIBt.r.
MlPlLii ;
4 M1PLK Cll linS Caae Seat,
EB,Case Seat,
is the matter' of 7 transportation. If
she oan secure' and jretain, cheap
, transportation, with the- advantages
she otherwise possesses, she can j not
A" M . W . j V: i 1 1 J TT., .
uiuy oompetewun ner iNortbern1 ri. I wr. ne is sauituine of eettintv tha
, 4yais nut eventuayy drive them from I "WYy ,lA w-WW - W VYM
tne neld by compellingl them to. sell
at such a figure as would Jee teo
f . .!
mmgton, - Gen. Vance exnet-.ta to qd. i
vflfi Popp umwing at Ashe
yiUe. These bills caused a tremen-
aous
9Q Dwellln? In Mfchanlretvllle, 1 tory 3-room
f: nouse. lot Wxl'A), from
l'.. square 215. adjoining r
aiido!br8. Price tsh. kbSfl.
house, lot 90x100, fronting on C street, lot
roperty 01 n . a. oms
One story Brick Dwelifng,
1UK. In Sfinark RKrfrnnt1rtf
T . .A . ' .. ...... ,.
niiu uoiivuie railroad
4 rooms, lof 47Ux
s on the Richmond
mce casn, aui
Q( i Two unimproved lour corner Smith and 8th
"ireeis, in sqwire jsu, iroming en cwnn
street Mxli5 and 63x1 i5. The two lots will be sold
ocetiier or separately as tbe purchaser may desire.
Price tor the two k)U cash 1400. .?
aurMAwtl
For. Fall ant1 Winicr Suits of New and BeanfUul Designs
in lf en'sBoys, TTouths' and Childreirs Clothing jaro tho best
ever exhibited any' where! and we call . special attention of
those who aTe. in needjof ajuit or ; Qterc6at;!t0 jcall on us
a.w3" present every - cash - purchaser with a hne Water-
oury ;Yatcn:a7Vi jnntu wiio uuys a wn.it ,yv6rQQAl ironi
' 7' ILEATji'wa CLiOTJIICttS, CETHAIy HOTKt CORNER. ;...
. Hon S. S. Cox closed, his speechat
t!he" Gorman banquet Baltimore
thus: 7 -kj-kjI
MRme hevtr needed ? ftCaWore
than America needs a inau now oi
similar quay ties to free: us from the
frves of corrupt politics. v New
brk; never since the days of ;;Silaa
Wright and Gov. Marcy, . go much
much needed a Goyerpor ope 'like
Cleveland, was needed twdyears ago.
his .nation, has. now tbe same - need
flf such a man for Presi(eot -V It is so
eligent that we gtAnd appalled at the
danger, we have escapea, and which
threatened our free institutions., iia
ly a etate8mail as courageous as Cee-
arsan as nonest-as to . can save
our liberties from a decadence worse
tnan death r'
. "1 .-u:TV
' The Kansas Tribune remarks that
'St, John is learning that the people
have less contempt" for a Pontius
Pilate than for a Jadas1 Iscariot. -If
we may Judge from the fcnpral stands
ards that have prevailed ""in the Re
publican party, we ; don't ' think : the
'people'' referred to have much con
tempt for either of the characters ali
luded to as rivalsof St. John.
fight last session Thev'Will
pot get through easily. . 1
.Winston is Ueie, Soasling lQudl.v
Hesaid. yesterday, T understood,
tnaVthe Pre84et would feurely send
m liis nane as district attorney dur
ing the day. But "Chef did huthinir I
of the kind. , Boyd was almost equal
ly connaent . JASt' week. Mieogh is
taking a hand in the Bcrimmaffe. hut
Apparently:, without . suQcess. , 7 Ho
went to see the attorney general this
morning and that exquisite individu
at was-"perfeotlj n'onscommittal. I
hear that Winston claims to have ne.
cured the President's promise for the
place before the election, but with
the understanding that Boyd was to
have it pending the struggle in North
Carolina, xiia oacKers. were Gen,
ShArpe and Clint Wheeler of New
York. It seems that York - and
O'Hara represented to Arthur that
tne appointment 01 inston would
ha regarded in North Carolina as a
perfect farce, and would injure Re,
publioan prospects ' This representa
tion- induced Mr.- President to look
favorably for the time being on Boyd,
the incumbent. While Mr. Boyd
was anxious, he assumed a jaunty
air of confidence, not a very difficult
thing for him to do. This is all ; 1 1
kpow about the battle for the attorn 1
neyship of the western disrict. "
'- Keoeh was serene and ' smiliner.
Asked by a Demoentfic friend about
Factories Rnnniiiff trail Tima. ,
The cotton mills at Augusta; and
Columbus, Ga., with one exception:
ar rQn,m"g m t till time oace more
and ulfc al IHew Orleans. which shut
down, three months ago; have resum
ed, work. There are indications of a
revival in New England also. Stocks
Pt goods tare working . down, And
there is a better feeling among cotton
spinners again, J . .
OE WIRE TTIATTRESS.
i suit.;;! Zl ""::'ssxsi?. "Sr
Not Con ti med. ' " ' ',
FfiKDKRlCKSBuita, Vai, Dec; 13,-i
The reported drowning of 27 men in
Rappahannock river Tuesday last
has not been confirmed,! two , steam
ers having arrived here ?since then
from that locality, who5- had. heard
nothing of it. . Another, steamer will
tunve to-nignt. ;.
. n . . .
rirs in norioiK.; faM 8
Noaroii,' Va!j beali The stores'
of Bernard Kahn & Co.,- hats and
gentlemen's furnishing goods, E Ball
dry goods,, were destroyed ' by fire
this morning. Loss estimated at
$38tC00.i ; Insured ;i Th6 origin of the
fire is unknown, :I. .. , v . j ,7i: r.. f
1, ' AB.Kdftor'g re.imalal.!-'
A. M. Vatfehan, editor of the Greenwich Bevlew,
Greenwich, u,. writes: . '. Laat January i met with
a very severe accident, caused by a runaway horse.
I used almost every kind of salve to heal the
wounds, which turned to running sores, but found
nothing to do me any good till 1 was recommended
Henry's carbolic Salve. I bought a box. and It
helped me at once, and,Ht tbe end of two months
I WH8-coinpIntely well. It Is the best salve in the
m-uket, and 1 never, fall of telling my friends
about Ik and jjrge them to use It, whenever in heed,
ttir sale by T. C. 8mlth A Co., Charlotte. i: Ci a
. ldHlltt.riiSUIIAW. - .. s j ,
k'vtr'f'l'ixt ii-i:-iii'-H 1 o'ii lii-stcndiiJ f;llJTe Ind inr 73.7:7' . ;
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RECEIVINGS
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Ulk'wdi 36 CENTS PKB QUAET, AT -t:d?iiit-
7 i:-- ' .v n. (."'...-7 ; '
J B HARRINGTON'S
nov8d2t.- "
,'.0nr.:.f
Treatise
On Blood Poisoning 1b of Interest to all dsaees. WiD
BTinauea rree on receipt or your saoress. -
is Bvm Swine Co. Drawer &, Atlanta, Gs.
'' 71 ConVumiiHa.l Scrofnlal '7
. j ... . ... f 7.-l,.-;l 1.1.
" A prflh my employ has been cared of what I be
lieve was constitutional Scrofula by tbe use of
Swift's Specific ,
u-. w . : '. r o.ncDAiott.
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mmm
.1 Prrscrlbd ly Fhynf ctan.
) Ihnv prescribed SwlftlB 8pec1flc In many eases
of bloody poison and as a general tonic, and tt has
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Is not more swe-t than the perfume ef Parkers
Hair BiUsam. Does not soil the clothing. Only
cents. - . . -, . .., , ;
made cures alter all oUier remedle had failed
r k t . R. M. SnuCKIAKS, M. D.,
. Cave Spring, Ga. July 28. 18S4. j -t, u
i.:,.i;;-i f ein ai stixi aaiimi: . . rr.
A nearro on my farm has Tbeen enred of a fenrful j
ense of blood poison by the use of ittiee botties of i
Swift's Speclne. ;; Andrew J. Howaku. S
. Forsyth, Ga., August 4 im j .;. ,
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