f DAILY C H A R L O TTE OBSERVE RQSATTJR D A Y-;-; A TJGU S T, 15 1,:8.8 5.
P . wwvvvA - To same date last year...;
Jakueth bit
TP k-o m A PIT g" l an. united states ports
AUGUST 14;
Produce
Same time last vear. .
Stock at all Interior towns . " " "
- -'-r Same time last year....,
' - Stock at Liverpool.; "'"'V'"
Same time lastyear..
'k ' ' - ' .' Stock pf American afloat for Great Brlt'n;
I ocuiio uiue icusit year.,. .. ., . ... - -
oiTTiMDiiE Noon Jftour firm; Howard Street - , 4 - - ., v ":
.Western Superfine $3,0033.40; Extra3.WW. ;
K Family 1: atjjifcg
63.60; wjA4 "nt 5La LivKRPOoi. AiumVii -nu 1 .
patapsco aiuuj u. . o"Y.T7-v'--i' hn.' . fam. n.tsn--l"y,.B.,'.ura,'
steady; western yuicn. ouui"- . Bo1m b ' "i"am" t-ioa, orieans
15.222
3,863,491
3 810,916
,16H.927
17I.07
8,269
10,(8
-681,000
807.0U0
- 9,0W
la.ooo
f'frerpoorCotton llrV.
flfiWbld; JNO i western wuiusr iw ur
rn-Southern stea y: Western dull: Southern
ihite 67S58; yellow 56258. ,
"cSioo.-Wir sfady. Whwr weak ;and
mr- AumstWk86i4: September 8jS8744: Oc
K H90U NAT 2 red 91091 Corn
Star dS: "Bfc &MM814;, September 45
B.l'u, . . ' . fZuKu tnta Alienist 2nlfer
2A' fWaXe t&h tomewhat Irregular; cash
-: American .. futnna Hit-
Uplands lOW middling laiiea 1 nTliaf Can
tember delivery, 5 34dQ-sS-Md .
oepiemDer ana October 5 29 64d5 30-64d. f
October and November 5 26-61dd:5 25-64d. '
November and nnwmhor & .
January and February 5 27-64dS5 26-64d.
February and March R 2U!4riiK. vfuiA . v -:y
o , Lli ttUU Apru 0 8Z 6daCS 81-640.
SSE faly active tbougn tomewnat irregular; iur iuo weeK muuu; American 32,000; spec
r.. Jfl Oft. CAnt01YlA7 SI J lJUJai.lH; VtlUUCi umuivu wju, CAUUit O IUU: flCLn-ril ftTTWVT. II I ill TAw
f 0 17?0. Lard dull, pnees showing lltfle J 681.000; Amer-
uanffe. , cash ana bepwsmucr u.ui vs. ii,uw, muai ooiw; Aiiiencan a.UUU.
97Wi7;ri.aU. B0X6O IIKJttlS
Mtede" r M 15$4.30; short ribK 5.4(i dtato,
g5.&ortde5$5.S$5 , tPtember5
ctaoir" irrfl.niilatil GTfa: Standard
$1.10. DUBu- ""' ' ' V
A& YoKK-Southern flour barely steady; ;com
miSJofSreitra $3 79$415; good to choice do.
SwtfMiB i 50 Wheat-snot 1 01 cent lower; un
5 r&a$l.J9;Nd. 2 red August 9798i;
S22nihMWa9l4- Corn-i4Vc lower closing
ffi.B5SS! 6aSM: No.'f red Au?u,t
f:.',,fmher- 62a53. Oats -cash a shade
ffi. , va 2, 333. Hops Quiet and i nominal.
ffi-swtfalrKlodull and nominal; No. 7 Rio
Szt Rteariv . but oulet: centrlfueal
5 M5U.C; molasses sugar 41; fair to good re-e'll-ieci
.refined.firm. , Mo steady;
Cuba N;
50 test Vc, Rice firm, y Cotton seed oil
tu"rW,afii.. refined 37. Rosin'- firm. Tur-
wntine weaker at 36. Wool firm. Hides steady;
rk dull and nominal; mess spot $11,00; middles
u.l,. i7nrPiPMT hike. Lard 20)3 cents lower: con-
trSf spot 46 57 September 6.50a$6 53. Freights
SSyFcotton 3-32d; wheat 2id, ,
September and October 5 80-64d, (sellers.)
November and December 5 24 64d, (buyers )
December and .Taflnarv s
January and February 5 26-61d, (sellers.)
.March and April 5 31 61d, (sellers )
4 P. K. DDlandS lOW mlrirtTlnop Alansa inrniM
delivery 5 81-64d, (buyers). " "6""
Augusi ana September 5 i$l-64d, (buyers.)
September and October 6 29-61d, (buyers.) K
November and December 5 24-f4d (sellers.)
December and January 5 24-64V (sellers.)
January and February 5 25 64d, (sellers.) ' '
February and Ma'Ch 5 28-64d, (seUers.) - v
March and April 5 S0-e4d, (buyers ) ,
Futi Te8 closed steady.
If aral Stoics
82. Bosln
aO. Tar
steady; hard
82.
Bosln
Rosin
Wilmington Turpentine hrm at
,,11 retrained 871: good stralnea
to at .$1.80; .turpentine
savannah Turpentine steady at
tPaflT at Sl.UU0l'W. -
CHABLEsl""--1 iu you uuo quivn uv uj
steady; strained 90; good strained 95.
financial. ,
NW,YORK. :
4 HRife. Money 1H - Sub treasury
balances gold $160,553,000; currency $26,002,000;
iSrronmentt dull; tour per , cents, $1.2;
Alabama-Class A, 2 to 6 " 9314
uiass D, UTW....... ....w.. tVt
,.. ......,...1.03
(ieorpla 7s mortgage .... , LOZfe
I Nortn Carolina 4's .88 t89
1 Nortn LiarouiKi 0 n, c.. iuu , .iva
I v,h Piirnllnn'R lindln. 1U
iwim uiwv4w - " . ---
1 cnnth Carolina Brown "Consols ; 1.08
kwuM. .FMW
I Tennessee b's J1'
Virginia 6....
virgin a v msois o
ntiAanftake and Ohio 714
r.hii?o and Northwestern 10
Chicago ana jNonnwesiern, preierrou x.onvg
L Denver and Bio (irande 11
Nrtfi 16
I East Tennessee .- 5
City Cotton ItlarKet.
V- Offick of tboc Obserwb, f.
, Chaklotts, N. CM August 15, 1885. Jr "
The city cotton market yesterday closed dull.-
Middllnfif., 1014ai0 5-W
Receipts yesterday....." ..."............, 11
CITY-. PRODUCE MARKET
Reported by T. B. Ma&ill.
AUGUST 121885. - -
71
464
S8
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4S
60
9814
23
T,ake Shore,
Louisville and Nashville. .
Memphis and Charleston
Mobile and Ohio
Nashville and Chattanooga. . ......
New Orleans Pacific, 1st
New York Central i ..... . .
Norfolk ana western prererrfid. .......
Northern Pacific common....
Northern Pacific preferred. 49
iracinc ju.au i ia
lEeadlng.... 21
jfflchmond and Alleghany. . : . .
ilucnmona ana liiiuviue..... ....... 03
feichmond and West Point Terminal. 29:
teocklsland 1.191
tPau! 79V2
iStPaul preferred.... 1.121A
Texas Pacific 161A
piion Pacific. . ...... ....... 48
Wabash Pacific ..- K. ... ..... 91
yvauasu racuic, preierreu...:.:. ........ ,14
western Union 69Ut
aia. ih-dsi Dia. sunerea. jASKea. yjtx. uiv.
Cotton.
Halveston Steady : middnnz 91 : net receipts
nil; gross 114; sales 36; t stock 1001; exports
toasiwise .
I Weekly-Net receipts 387; gross 403; sales 232 r
ppons coastwise 8b; continent ; Ureat Bri
tain . . . v .
I Norfolk Quiet; middling 10 1-16; net receipts
16; gross 16; stock 1,098; - sales ; exports
fcoastwlae ; Great Britain . ,
I Weekly net receipts - 50; 1 gross 50;-. sales
42; exp'ts to continent, ; coastwise, ,131;
f rauce ; ureat Britain
ilmtogton Quiet middling 1014: net rec'ta
1 gross -: sales : stock 297: exnorts coast
al . .- . . m
pise; irreaicnxam . - i
weekly net receipts 4: eross 4: sales
xports coastwise -; Great Britain .
. - UiV k , UUWIIIII. , Uk &VW1W
0; gross 18: sales stock 1.108: exnorts
tpastwlse ; to continent Great Britain.:
trance . r . .
Weekly net rfiv1nt.9 fl4- trmaa ' M- aalAa
T3; exp'ts coastwise 09; to Great Britain ;
&w ueleans Dull; middling 9?i: net rec'ts
gross 40: sales 3(Hh atonic 17 R7R: ftrnortu
wasiwise ; 10 Meat Britain; France
niineni . ., ; -
Weekly net rec'ta 29fi? tn-nsa w- ai s.wiO!
iports tO Grfiflt. Tlrltiiln i onaotnrlcA U OfiQ-
toent : France . T '
MOBILS-Qulet: middling 91 1.1 fi? nAt wAtntji fi;
pss b; sales ; stock 1,513; exports coastwise
H Great Britain . ' -
weemy-net receipts 13: ptoss ' IS: saIps, 275:
wcoastwise ureat Britain - r
saWpma (Inlet, mtini'nn in.- ....int. -. 14.
Ffe18135 sale8 1(W; stock 403.- ' .
15 te rT net recelPte 592J fhipments 150; sales
rar, " Baie J": stock .
ri "vuuicis ! B10CKZ7U.
ITtTON-Dtul; middling 10: 1 net.; rec'ts
CLE" ; sales , stock 759; exports to
rafr,.,"" Ti waaiwise : weal Britain
U. JZ receipts 170: gross- 170; sales
ffrtfttSin -C0 nUaent "" coatwlse 105?
'(!7..?Ksteady58ale8'324; middling upland
'Uf;Mteans 109-I6c; consoUdated net receipt
C! -iS?8 ? reat Britain 4750, to France
ii en i.inanr . . . r
ifii?lT5et. receipts 86; gross 2,286; sales
l pumers ; stock iai,816.
Corn per bushel . . . . . . . . . 76 78
Meal per bushel. ; .... ......... 7678
Wheat per bushel....,... 86S90
Peanuts per busheL .1.20Q1.30
Flour-Family .2.UW2J5
Jonra. ...2.053)2.10
Super. Qoo
Peas Clay, per bushel. ; 4 1.20 1.25
Mixed ....i.ini.is
Oats shelled,.: v 55Q,60
Dried Fruit Apples, per lb '. . 86)4
veacnes, oeeiea.... .'.....' . 67
- ' ? unpeeled... ........ 84
Blackberries . 4f?iK
Potatoes SweeL...;
Irish. ... , - Hifio
Cabbage, per pounds . 2iAa3
Onions, per bushel ..... ....... i . 5060
tseeBwax.per pouna............ 2425
Tallow, per pound............... - 7714j
Butter, per pound.'....; l5?25
Eggs, per dozen... OiAffill
Chickens
Ducks
Turkeys, per pound...
Geese.........
Beef, per pound, net..
Mutton, per pound, net.."....... ...
jf orK. per pound.- net ......
Wool, washed;;... j.. ......
unwasned.... .... .
Feathers, new 45ftfin
t&ags. per oouno .. . - -1 1
13SJ25
25030
80)9
85940
70)8
32
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CAWTAL PEIZE 75,000.
Tickets Only $5. ' Shar es in Pro
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InCOrDOrated In 1 8fiS for 25 Aflrs th a Toila
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes with
a capital of $1,000,000 to. which a reserve fund of
over $550,000 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made a part of the present State Constitution
adopted December 2cU A. D., 1879. - ;
xne oniy i.onery 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 OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR
TUNE." Ninth "Grand Drawing. Class I inthe
Academy of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, Septem
ber 8, lg85, - '
KT" , CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000." TYhWrm be closed out at close prices.
100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Fractions In IF you want
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' 1 CAPITAL PRIZ& . . .. . . . .7. ; .'. . .
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
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1967 Prizes, amounting to.... .... .$265,500
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An Extraordinary "Case of Care
: oy tne Mrs. Joe Person Kern--
edy. . , v-
The following letter, dated January H: 1SS5. has
Just been received, end wi'ti be shown to any rer.,.
son who Is Interested lk' the subject 'Names and " v
dates are withheld for obvious retsons: . .' , "
Mas. S o E PKR90N : - ;
VMadamOnC:e'22th ct last Mar aborehCd '
wen developed In every respect was born in this '
dtybnt the, "King of Terrors" begad to chisel j
about its little -heart,' and notwithstanding its '
plump and vigorous constitution the pbisotjjn the !
oiooasoon began to. manifest Itself in what the '
medical men term 'Eczema Pupura. or 'Heredi.
tary Taint'. .Some.. old .'mothers concluded th
child had the lellow thrash! Yet whatever the ; "
disease It was certainly a stubborn master Tor the
doctors. ' - n , ' :
The mother took the little 'sufferer to the eoun- - i L
try, hoping that the sure fresh air might te bene-
nclal, and Dr. , of Lumberton, wa!' called to "
treat the case. He pronounced it Ecztma. miJ did "
an he could for it, but to; no purpose, any more -'
than to check the fever to which the disease sub
Jected the boy. - - - - -
-"At the first irost the victim was again removed
to the city, and immedbitely Dr. was caUed- J
and he pronounced the disease 'Pupura and pre-
senhed accordingly, feeding up the disease on iron i .
and other minerals until the babe's mouth be- '
came so sore that for two weeks it did hot nurse,
A friend suggested as a last hope anrt resort 1 " - V
'MRS. JOE PEPON'S REJIEbY. , J
"1U means of procuring any more help or medl- '
cine had failed, and in this hour of deepest de
spair the poor mother went and ' asked her dru-
gist to let her have one bottle and one package of
the Remedy, aad was refused, because she did not
have the money to pay for It. She pawned her
wedding ring and raised. $1.50 to pay for the medl-
Cine. V .'-..&... 'ir.-..' -7 .. - . .....
"When she gave the child the first dose, threes
weeks ago to-day, the lltrJe fellow was a mass of
scaly sores from the hips to the knees, and at seven 1
months old had never borne his weight on his feet.- '
To-day, by the hejp of God and a faithful admmls
tration of the Remedy the child" Is well and strong
in the legs, and last . Sabbath morning whfle the : '
mother was weeping at the necessity of drying up '
her breast, he took hold and nursed es strong ana 1
vigorous as ever. The- admlnCitration of thev
Remedy is still kep up to effect a complete cure. - 1
"BeUevmgin its efficacy f have -prevailed upon
Mrs. to take it for Inflammatory Rhenma- .
1 i.
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L II II ! A T 'T li I .S !
Fads are Stubbaro Thioes.
Uolored font
Call and see our goods and prices before rydii biiy;?
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From Tarboro Southerner July 17.
Whfle visiting -Tarboro. on July - 8th: I was re
auested to visit Miss Mary E. Staton. seven mile
from town, who for seven weeks had been suffering
excruciating agony rrom some blood poison, sup
posed to De poison oaK. ,un last Tuesday, at her
request, I went to see her, and expected to see great
suffering, but was not prepared for the scene that
met me. I found the patient broken out all over
with an eruption which had occasioned such in
tense itching that during the . paroxysms she was
perfectly uncontrollable, and had scratched and
torn herself to .pieces until her aeony was indes
cribable. During these paroxysms she would have
to be held, and hes screams could be heard a long
distance. She would pray for death to come to her
relief; her whole body was purple and raw, and ex
uded a yellow water which satuarted the bed
through several thick quilts that day she had pos
sessed herself of a thick gutta nercha coarse comb
ana oerore sne coma De preventea, naa raxea ner
self with it with such force as to break out some of
the teeth, thus adding to her agony. She was at
tended by as good physicians as Tarboro and her
neighborhood could afford, but their treatment af
forded only occasional relief , by. outward appli
cations, and no .permanent Denent, as the parox
ysms continued to return With increasing violence.
upon viewing the conaltion of . the patient I called
AND REiD EVERY V0RD OF IT
THIS IS FOE OH AEL0TTE PEOPLE,
RHEUMATISM AND TONIC.
.... - ' . - ' .."ii!'--''
Charlotte, N. Cr, Dec. 10, 1884.
I have used Mrs. Joe Person's. Reme
dy, and it is the finest medicine I ever
used for Rheumatism., For more than ,
twenty years I have been afflicted with
musculaT Rheumatism, and had tried
every known remedy; ' but without'
avail I was often so bad off and suf
fered so much that I CQuld notlie
down, but had to be propped up in bed.
I had been subject to thesev severe at
tacks for twenty years. I tried. Mrs.'
Person's Remedy last .spring," and am
perfectly cured. It is the best medicine.
in the world, I . think. ' No words of
mine can express the-beoefit J have de- v
rived from its use. I suffered from pal-im putation
of the heart upon the least ex- . .
ertion. Of that I am perfectly relieved. ' ' ,
My health is now perfect, and it is all '
owing to Mrs Joe Person's Remedy. I
am strong and, well, and can takeex
tended exercise without fatigue. I ad--
vise all who need a Tonic,' or are suffer
ing with Rheumatism or Ecemai to '! '
take it. I was induced to try it by it ,
having cured my little grandson oi
Ecp- - 'MRS. S. M. HOWELL. '
B:u,RaEss::-,,N
WHOLESALE AND BET AIL DEALEB IN
all kinds of
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v. WLWIII ar oil vtsil-n.... 4. rt O - . 1QOJ
fcj- . UU1L9 OCJJU ifiU XCX7X.
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9.923.93
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9.58. 59
9.603.61
U .. . ;9.653.67
V....1.....r...V.r.i 9.77.78
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thefamily .together and told them to bear witness
that I PBoansED nothing. I could not tell whether
mr Remedy would relieve or not, , as 1 had never
even imagined such suffering, but it could do no
Harm and mignt do goocu 1 then gave her a large
dose of the Bitters; and as soon as toe paroxysm
was over, I sponged her hole body with the Wash,
while doing so she would call out. 'Oh. that does
feel so good;'- I then gave her another dose of the
Bitters, and she was soon in a sweet sleep. I con
unued this treatment, and whenever the itcmng
would recur, I would sponge - the - body instantly
with the Wash, which, in everv instance allayed tha
irritation or itcnine. and warded on tnose vioieni
paroxysms. ' She did not have an attack during the
day. and by 4 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, the
disease was under perfect control. .The Itching
would recur, out every tune, was anayea Dy me ap-
pncatlon of the Wash. -1 left her Wednesday easy
and comfortable, with directions for the treatment
to be continued during the night, and as long as
was neeessarv. I came aerain to see her to-day.
The prices given above are for cneap Saturday, the lzth, and found her up and dressaa,
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A fall line of CHEAP BEDSTEADS.
LOUNGES, Parlor and Chamber Suits, Cof
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Trade Street, Charlotte, North Carolina. '
and in the regular prosecution of ' her household
duties, bhe is entirely relieved, aitnougn sne win.
of course, have to take the Bitters some time to
completely eradicate the poison from her blood.
During Wednesday, sne would rrequenuy can ror
the Bitters, as she craved Its soothing and quieting
effects, and during the day I administered a whole
bottle, with the above results, thuaf proving, what
have always claimed, that my Remedy is an Infal
lible antidote for all blood Impurity.' I am, .1
Respectfully,
MBS. JOE PERSON.
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All classes -of v. Book ' Binding and
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Thls is toertifv that the foreeome statement is
perfectly correct in twry partlcmar, as we were eye
witnesses of Miss Mary s Buffering anithe wonder
ful relief afforded by Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy. -
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PATTIK MCDOWXLIir
Tarboro, N. CL, July 12th, 1884.
This is to certifTthal Mrs. Person's statement
In regard to my suffering Is tree and perfectly cor
rect in every respect as regards my condition ana
the renez anoraed oy ner itemeay. v
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Tarboro, N. a, July 12th, 1884. .
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customers will receive the same treat-
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Iriijfisrs, Spring Corner.
We have lust put up a large lot of 'fhevceTebratedy'
viola Cologne, in ats., pts., pts. and pts.''t;
Manufactured only by .
B. H. JORDAN & CO., Druggists. '
FOB MENr WOMEN, B0T3 AND GIRLS.
Expands the chest, promotes free respiration of-
the lungs. A perfect skirt supporter for ladies.
Easily adjusted and worn with comfort. For Bale
by - y , ' .
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Springs' Corner.- ' DraaSf1' i
j A COMPt.UTEX.IHE OF ,
Lubln's, Lundborg's and Lazell's Fine Triple Ex-'
tracts In bulk or bottles, at - . y, .
- y b: H. JORDAN & CO.'S, -
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SnKliek' Quinine llair Tonic
Is the best preparation made for cleansing andlm- ; -parting
vigor to the scalp, thoroughly eradicating .
dandruff and preventing the hair from falling out
Prepared exclusively by".- s.. ' -'
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Springs' Corner. . Druggists.
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Hanson's Magic Corn galre v.
Warranted te cure corns, bunions, &c. 15c. per
box. Try It. For sale by, v' - -
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ERSKINKGOLLEdB
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DUE WEST, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Organlred in 1839:-? Holds to. a regular college
curriculum', although provision ls made foriho?e
who prefer a special course. Total expenses for
the entire year, $185; -Faculty complete, send for
catalogue,
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President
ALCOHOL. POCKET STOTE3. -
We have the most IpBproved Alcohol Pocket Stove :
out.' The very thing tor the riursery,- sick room " -y
travelers, Ac.; Simple and comptate. 2;e. ea3h.. .
, B. H JOBDAN & (.. Spraga Corner. ' . '
J JUST RECEIVE I. - ; "
':- A large stock of Turkish Bath Towels, and Bath J,
Sponges of finest texture. -, Just the thing for sea- n ,
side travelers, v :;',V' , . , '
' B, H. JOBDAN ACQ.; Druggists.' . "
CHARLOTTE .
FEIJALHi iKSTITUTEj
Session FJeinsr Sept: 2d, IS 85. .
The saisie corps of teacher as last session wlta
one excep'ion (thetea:her of Modern.Languages), ' .
is engaged for next sess Ion,' , - v . , . . , . t
'TEBM3-t25, $20 and $15 per term, according tq, .
grade, lor English studies, .r -
For Trthe'lmrmaticn apply to the principal
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