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Suggestive of comfort, and we have exercised oureelye uri
to meet the wanta of all.
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L&DIEST. USSR AND CILB
WEAPS,
the P'aln NEWMARKET at $4 00 to the fine RUSSIAN CIRCULAR SACOTTCfl .nimr-
' jjjHna at J40.UU ana ou.vu. uome ana isee them, before DurUsg. Also, a big stock if , ." "
coarsestatMoentstoflAjOM
SILKS I ! !
MBNSV LADIES' and CHILDREN8' UNDERWEAR -
the cow
SILKS!. . SILKS ! !
Oombination Silk Bhadames Suits.
w have a full line of Leakwllle BLANKS
otSKlJEBSEYS from 75 cents to $3
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Special Attention to Orders for Goods or
Wehaveaimeo xakns, BLKACTHNGS and MACHA1IB COBDS. An-
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Bv your Dress Goads from
T. L. SEIGLE.!
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Baf jour Ladles Cloaks from 1
T. Li. biULOii.
So; jour Misses Cloaks from
T. L, SEIGLE.
Buy your Gloves and Hosiery from
T. Li. BEIGLK.
But your House Fornlshlngs from
T. L.
SEIGLE.
Buy your Clothing from
T. L. SEIGLE.
Bnj your Boots, Shoes and Hats from
T. It. SEIGLE.
fw good valne let aU buy from
T. L. SEIGLE.
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The " M64t i Attractive Stock
Ever Offered in the
VALISES, .UMBRELLAS. ETS-,
Is now being reeelred and placed In position for
show and sale at our old and well-known stasd In
the First National Bank building, on West Tryon
street, nearly opposite the Central and Buford
Hotel. ;
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For yovrselves. Orders by Express or Mall prompt
ly attended to.
ALMA POLISH and BUTTON'S RA
VEN GLOSS for Ladies' Fine Shoes.
Pcffram k Co.
CAKE Y CO.
S3 S. CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE, KID.
bamufac. Tinnr nnu i rnTiirn nriTiMH
jurers rune uh i lch men DEL b.
Dea,"rg In RUBBER BELTING, PACKMTG HOSE, &c.
COTTOJf, WOOLEI and SAW MIL.L SUPPLJES, &c
Agents :
Boston- Beltlng Co.Y
; Rubber Beltirigr
Hoyt's Leather Belt
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Roller Slasher and
Clearer Cloth,
T. K. Earless Card
Clothing, &c
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KnSthL18 bfltaf TaPWly reduced, but there are thousands of dollars worth of Goods yet tp be closed
tor Tniii?7 the ms durable lines to be found anywhere. This Stock Is positively to be closed
wj January 1st. . ,
pill buy more goods irom ns than twenty dollars will
r : , elsewhere. " 1 , ;
FLANNELS BED and WHITE WOOL FLANNELS, COLOEED
RESS GOODS, HOSIERY. GLOVES, GENTS', . LADIES' and . ;
MISSES' FLANNEL SHIRTS and everything else, reduced. J
,WU :-: BLACK :: GOODS :-: DEPARTMENT
BbSrTi? Tery mccn cheaper than can be found anywhere else. We are going to
w uyiEess AND THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD. ... ,
gfee CEfrartolte Qb&txvtx.
, "Truth, zxkm tkb suit, soiarrnoB submits to
BX OBSCOBBD, BUT, LIKB THB SUN, ONLY !OR 1
TDOL" .
Ovbacrlptloa to the Oberrer
DAILY EDITION.
glngleeopy.... 5 cents.
By the week In the city 30 .
By the month. , ............ ... 76
Three months .......................... ft 00
Six months. ......... ........ ........... 4.00
One year 8.00
wiatLY EDITION.
Three months ; go cents.
Six months.. ....IL00
One year... L75
Id elubs ol five and over Sl.50.
tTl9tf mbi Wrom 1Is.ae Hwles
8ubserlfttos alwsys payable In advance, not
only in name but in fact.
TSTlMlfCB'OF PROGRESS.
It is conceded by all that the Fair
of the Carolina Fair Association
has beenT a gratifying success, the
exhibits being superior in number, va
riety and quality to those of any pre
vious fair held on the grounds. Such
a display gives even to the cursory
observer ample evidence of the skill,
thrifty genius, energy and enterprise
of our people. It is not, however, to
laud the fair, or to call attention to
it in a general way that we write this
article,- but to note a few evidences
Df progress in the industrial arts upon
jrhich the South must depend for her
future prosperity and we&hh. If the
South ever becomes th wealthy sec
tion which we believe she will in time
become, it will be through diversified
industries, not in the production of
any particular staple or in the manu
factwro of any particular article, but
y diversified agriculture, and diver-.
sified manufactures.
VWe 'know that the South has been
ins recent 'years making gratifying
and steady progress in all the indus
trial arts, but f aw of us have a just
conceptiom of - the character of that
progress until the results are brought
before our eyes in these industrial
expositions, then whatever of doubts
that might have been entertained as
to her ability to compete in the con
test ror recognition witn other coun
tries and other sections vanish. As
an illustration we may call attention
to the display of manufactured cot
ton : goods from the mills of the
Messrs. McAden, which for excel
lence, neatness of design, for combi
nation of colors, and beauty of finish,
would do credit to any manufactory
in the country. People who looked
at that display of ginghams, plaids,
towels, shawls, &c., need never doubt
more about the possible achievements
of Southern looms, and it must be
remembered that this U comparative-
ly a new feature in the cotton manus
f acturing industry in this section, our
mills having until within the past
few years been content to work upon
the more common and coarser lines
of goods, leaving the finer kinds to
the Northern mills. Now Southern
made goods of this character not only
find ready . demand and market at
home, but are eagerly sought for in
Northern markets, right at the
doors of the Northern manufac
turers. If that be so now
what will it be even within the next
decade, when, with increased expe
rience, skill, and more ample capital,
our manufacturers will1 be placed
upon a more equal footing with their
northern rivals? y If our manufacture
ers can hold their own now with all
the obstacles they have had to con
tend against, and which have been
overcome only by the greatest reso
lution and pluck, they will stand
masters of the field then. J We take
special pleasure in noting these evi-i
dences of success and progress, for
as a journalist and a citizen of this
section, we have ever held that in
dustrial development should be the
chief aim of the Southern people, for
in that path lay commercial inde
pendence, wealth and power, enab
ling her to be self sustaining and sole
mistress of her own destinies. Every
man who adds a new useful growth
to the farm, invents a useful ma
chine, makes a new useful imples
ment, improves the character of
flocks and herds, ' or the productive
capacity of an acre of ground, shapes
our forest timbers into articles for
domestic use, casts and forges our
iron into machinery and tools, weaves
cotton, wool and silk into new4fab
rics, contributes that much to this
grand and noble . aim. He may not
think so at the time, but he is doing
it nevertheless. -,--.
A Knoxville dispatch announces
the suspension of the Ore Hill copper
mining works, in Ashe county, this
State, when. $1,500,000 had been ins
vested. Other mines have also sus
pended. The Elk Knob, in Watauga,
when $500,000 has been invested, will
suspend. All this attributed to the
law priceof copper ore.
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IIlJLO?IATIC? SCATf J
A , Washington Incident TrtfcD.
Recalls SXany Disagreeable
SXemories. ' - i '
New York Grapilo, -J . : - , ; , 4 ; I
The scandal which the secretary of
the Chile legation has created by gets
ting drunk and trying to raise a riot
at the police station at Washington
does not surprise people who know
how the youngr man has carried on
and thereiare othartfof the;diplomatic f
uurpo w hub city wuu occasiopany uo
likewise. The Chilian secretarv is a
young man of excellent education,
and belongs to one of the wealthiest
and most ritocratic fasnilies 'in
Chile, his father being the proprietor
of a hacienda, or nlaataliona of. sev
eral hundred thouwuad store, and j
, !But "our people should not throw
stones at him, for a late envoy extrav
oramary and minister plenipotentiary
of tbe United States to Chde was in
the habit of carrying-on in the sakie
way. in the city of Santiago, and
made a public spectacle of himself so'
Qtten tnat tnere was not a respecta-
oie a American minap country w do
would recognize the ' representative
of his government. 1 When this man
was lyirut at the point of 'daath -A
American residents eC.. Valivarauio
held a meeting, and after a long and
exciting" discussion decidedly 'a more
majority to send a committer lb see
if they could render any - m st rine
to his family, but his wife, - soon afterl
and accepted aid, from the other mem
berg 6f " the diplomatic circle in'Chile'
the minister from Uruguay paying
for tha telegram 'which notified the
United States goverijmeat of bju9
death. t
The miisister to Veneiuela durihe
the Garfield administration had ai
similar . career, and . came i jrary near
ered sufficiently to write his reaigna-.
tion when President Arthur asked t u v
for it -: The ' citizens of the United
Stateslin Venezuela .did every thing
they .could toj conceal, bia djraoe,,
ana used to take turns m watching
him and trying to keep him sober.1'
'The' hotel keepers' -and the ! gen
darmes of Havana tell some .very
tall, stories r about the spree; of a late
consul-general of the' United States
at that place, and there's - many '
skipper sailing between New York
ank Cuba who has been compelled to
to wait days at a time before they
could get him to sign their papers.
The secretary of legation at Kio die
Janeiro a few years ; ago, under the
Hayes administration, left a disgrace
ful record in that ; cityi and will not I r ; ?
who holds his bills. 1 . '
Other cases of a similar r sort could
be cited to show that we should-pull
the beam out of our own eye before
we come down too hard on the Chile
secretary. " ' '
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VELVETS. .VELVSnTClCTRT
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LACES, j HANDKERCHIEB'a t
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IjADTKS TTOnTCTi 1WBAT ?
'":We jdo irot but foFtV. these indncmeritft.:fia1si.tfmriftafATA
aUure y to pStre aa then charge ou, fabulous prices
fonojtheriarticle? ypujnay purcse
a mark of appreciation for u ,the patronage extended to - na
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The Shedding Season.
Country Gentlemen.
It there is any one time of all the
year wheD horses and poultry should
have extra care, that time is now. At
the moulting season the circulation
is slow and weak; the whole system
is debilitated ; in fact, the animal in
shedding is really, quite often, very
sick. Many line horses are . lost at
this time simply from neglect.
Timely i attention will quite often
bring a horse safely and compara
tively comfortably through his au
tumn shedding,; which, if neglected,
will have quite a miserable time of it,
and really be quite " unfit for work. I
Every change or the temperature
should be carefully watched, and the
blanket and ventilation systematical
ly attend to. The food should be of
the strongest nature possible. Any
thing which will give warmth to the
whole system should be fed in quan
tity consistent with good judgment.
Good, sound, dry . "corn is of
service to the horse and poultry just
now. Corn should be fed from the
last week in September to the middle
or iNOvemoar. ,
The curry comb should not be used
at all at shedding season. It irritates
the skin, and quite often causes erup
tions to appear, and other unpleas
ant symptoms. Afgood;brushing will
help the horse's circulation, and not
irritate, but stimulate, v ' Among oth
er acts do not forget that of kindness
Even to an indisposed - horse it gives
great comfort. !
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It is the largest within a radius of 200
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GIVE US A CALL, WE WILL GLADLY SHOW YOU OUR GOODS
EVEN IF YOU DONT BUY.
CHARLOTTE, N. G.
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED.
Daughters, Wives ami Mothers
We emphatically guarantee Dr. Marchlsl's Cath
ollcon, a Female Remedy , to cure female diseases,
such as ovarian troubles, inflammation and ulcera
tion, falling and displacement or bearing down
feeling, irregularities, barrenness,' change of life,
leucorrhcea, besides many weaknesses springing
from the above, like headache, bloa'lng, spinal
weakness, sleeplessness, nervous debility, palpita
tion of the nearc, sc. je or saie Dy aruggisis. nice
$1.00 and $1.60 per bottle. Send to Dr. J. B. Mar
chlsl, IJtlca, N. i., for pamphlet, free. - - -
Fersale byL.P. Wrlsten, druggist, Charlotte,
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PEMBEKTOIf'S FRENCH WINE
" ' COCA. i
A Ielightf nl TSerre Xonic 7 and
Stimulant that Never Intoxi-
, cates. . '
It gives strength tone, and power, for complaints
of the stomach, Liver and Kidneys;' ft Is par-excellence,
a balm for all these troubles , produced by
care, worry, and over-work of brain,' all mental
troubles, Melancholy, Hysteria, Blues, &c If you
are wasting away from age or dissipation or any
disease and weakness of the nervous system, -you
will obtain relief from all such troubles by the use
of Pemberton's French Wine Coca, the wonder ; of
Tonics and Stimulants, which will bnlkl you up at
once, and the first dose win prove its Invigorating
powers. .
For sale by druggists. . - oct37d2w.
W. M, Wilson &Co., Agents, Charlotte, N. C. . '
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CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
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-OMPJEHIB.-
. We are offering the very finest of Foreign and America
manufacturers.: Our stock is the largest, most varied and
best yet shown, and represents all the choicest patterns and
latest designs in Mens, Youths', Boys' and Childrens
Clothing. , ' r c
Worsted Cork Screw Cassirnere and Diagonal Suits
Sacks, Cutaways, pouble and Single Breasted.
Children's Norfolk; Suits. : ' ,
, i Plain and Fancy Knit Underwear. ;V :
Latest and correct styles of Soft and Stiff Hats. . V
c : These good's have been speciaDy manufactured for this
season's trade. "An early visit of inspection will insure to our
customers a choice of selection and correct fUV -
W. EAUFMAM&CO