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DAILZ GH A K I OTTE OBSERVER : THDRSDAYi NOVEMBER 19, 1885. PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY GHAS. B. JONES, Editor ana Proprietor. rENTKRSD AT THS POBTOFFICK IN CHAKLOTTK, N.. FEOM WASHINGTON. MEMBERS SL.OWXY COMWG The House Grateful Statesmen. Organization ' Vn and- . , Thoughtless Correspondent ef Thk Observer ' Washington, isov. 17. me &ena trtra and Representatives are slowly- ; ; nn Rfltnrdav thfiro t w 7 rnlmhpr nf wpro fthont twenty-five members 01 thP,TTmifle in the city, bmce that time a few ethers have arrived. There are not many Southern Con gressmen of either chamber now in Wahirnt.nn. But in a very few days, quite a number will have, put fn An antWrancG. as the Western phrase runs.. . ' . ; The North -Carolina . delegation not ''previous not hear of f. any of the Repre- I LA. LUU3 IVyMVVWt A --' sentatives who are hero or abouii v to start in this direction Senator Ran som reached the Metropolitan Hotel last night. . Not manv of our members have secured : winter , quarters Usuady Gtep.JJox stops at tne .Biggs Mouse., OoL Green last winter transferred his residence to the National. Judge Bennett will probably remain at the Metropolitan, as will Mr. Skinner. I heard Mr. Reid sav the last time he was here thai -Mr. Henderson and would hereafter take lodging, as well as meals, at the Metropolitan. Senator Ransom always has his head- quarters at the same hotel, and Sen ator Vance at hia comfortable resi- fiftnnA npiar Mnar.r. i;ircie. on JsiaBBa chusetts Avenue. It may be well a3 there have been flnt tA ttA thf rpidpn- the administration iromiNortn oaro: Jina. I da not know tne abiding place of them all. Gen Vance, dep ;tity commissioner of pensions, resides at his newly purchased property. No. -721 Rhode Island Avenue. Mr. Hua sey, chief of the ' army pension di vision of the Treasury Department, is now at 1446 Q street n. w5 He has lately moved from Capitol Hill on account of its inconvenience. , . , -Since I wrote there havo.bcen only, one or two-North Carolinians in the .city. . ; : There are "no political developments affecting North Carolina. . The organization of the House 13 the chief topic of interest. Undoubt edly there will be something done in the way of changing the mode of re porting the appropriation bill3 to the ' Souse. This is about all that any - one can safely predict. The drift is all that way now. Of the House officers it is under- v.t 1 ' 1 .Til . 1- 1. 1 I stood tnai uen. uiarK win prouaoiy be re-elected Clerk, and that most of th AfTWra will 1.a -'m nndnrcpd a j i w;tw0.ji u aua As doorkeeper Wiltersmith died since tne last vjongrcbs, 11. win ue necessary to choose a man for that V .... , : I ipnaauteu u.ui-wu xu, -aidson, ot Tennessee, dus iiir. j onn "Trainer, also at present an employee -of the House, says that he will have 'irA-wv AKunm q Hewitt presenting his name in cau cus. Mr. H. G. Williams,! of North Carolina, would be a strong man in the race if he would enter it, actively. His name has been mentioned many times, and he has a large number of .. ,. . - , ! -I c UdSIS UJL lilt? UUflAlUlO UIUUUBIUUU, personal friends and powerful politis guara;nteeing a teady years work at cal suppqrt. It is not known what 2i cents per bushel for mininer. This : he will do. . Occasionally ' some insignificant thing is done here in- the Depart ments by some one of cur public men . which, if the newspapers of the State cared to criticise, or even to publish without comment, would, raise a rumpus among the people. In this way great service is done, both to the party immediately involved and that large and respectable portion of the public who do not care to exaggerate : trifles. I have never suppressed anvthinsr of 'legitimate interest in .. . (J v.. 7 W . ( , J,r" ' " - - this correspondence. But every wri ter about matters here, whether his : point of observation be ; Washington v or North Carolina, has found in his experience the' opportunity above named, and has 'also discovered that the ingratitude and unreasonableness of certain statesmen has met him at every turn. Most of the gentlemen whom North Carolina has honored ' with a seat in Congress in the iast - two decades have known how to ap preciate the forbearance of tha press. An Offensive Brch Is more distressing, not only to the person afflicted 11 he nave any pride, but those with whom he coaes la contact. It Is a delicate matter to speak ot, but it has parted not only friends ;but :overs. Bad breath and catarrh are Inseparable. Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures tha v?orst,cases as thousands can testify. 1 i&tVMtiewixg the " peesi- ' ' DENT. Joaquin Miller's Hovel's ExM;r ience Impressions ef the -President. . x:. ; From a Letter m the C hlcago Times President Cleveland is a plain man" almost homely. Me never could have been good looking jat best, and nowMnac ne is very Dtua ana no longer young there is no beauty o form or face to speak of . Of course he is a different figure and form from that ot Mr. Lincoln i but 1 should say that in his way he is as plain as ever was Mr. .Lincoln m his way and fully as awkward. Me is a snort man comparatively and hi hands are simDivbuere The complexion o his face is coarse and sallow. Bu his eve is keen and clear. He does not stare at you uut ne taKes you in at a glance with sudden precision, and' you feel thathe,sees through " r y i you and understands you in that one glance from your boot-soies up to tne last straeeliner hair on the top ot vour head He nas a tremendously strong face ; it is simply powerful. It is a race tnat says imperiously ana and instant! v '"No foolishness,' and you feel as if you want to get awav from before it. Hereirts my first iu terview, which I dotieii down a few- minutes after: "Mr. President, I -I want Capt. Hoxie 0 be .returned to Washington so as to complete our water-works. "Capt. Hoxie;" answered the Presi dent, instantly, -is subject to tht orders of the Secretary of War,'? and be looked at me as if to say, "Ana you snow it." les, 1 Knew inaa come to the wrong place ' and was fop much ag l the ter at heart. So I gave up -that gub gave up ject.and started on another equally as important. . r. President,' ono thing more; i hear you are gottig tp: rfTmoye Com missioner Edmunds. ; th. head of our commissioners for Washington; and I-I- " . . ; The President "looked hard 'at me and said promptly : "You have heard that? Well, I have not heard of it. and as I will have to hear of it before he is removed you can -rest, easy on that score for the present.!' Bv this time 1 telt that 1 had not the slightest business with the Presi dent and fell m with the band of 3horn sheep that was pns-ing on ana out of me corral oy anotner uoor. 1 uouoi ever lodged very solidly ih my mind, and it was to the effect that from the concise and swift w y in whrh ho disposed of me and those who went in with me there is not geing to be much foolishness aUout the v hite Mouse wniie ne is r.nere. vinis man tirover '-ieveiana ana ne;gives you the impr ssion that he "does not care whether or no is President of every inch of thes? United States. And I venture to wriie it down as one oi my very few prophecies- that he wili be President of these united States for about seven years and a quarter to come. ISesolution in Favor of Hirer and Harbor Improvements Tuscaloosa, Ala., Nov. 18 At the meeting to-day of the river and har bar convention the following .rt-solu Hon was adopted "Resolved, That this convention heartily favors liberal appropriations by Congress for the improvement of rivers and harbors in all parts or tne Unitod States, and recommends to our Senators and representatives in f Vm rrrQ thct t,hw Rhnnld not, as a v o j . . unit antj urcr0 upon Congress the im portance of making appropriations adequate for the completion within a reasonable time of the improvements recommended by this convention, witn a view t0 the speedy enioyment by the people of the States and tht .1 J- - . ivl . ,A rf)Sr,lnHnn looking to the endorse t f f:ads ShiD Qanal. wag laid on the table, as being a matter not Droperly before a convention called to advancethe river and narbor in- terests of Alabama. ; ,J " : ; 'J I A Compromise Keaclicd. Pittsburg, Pa. , Nov. 18. At the conference of the coal operators and omcials of the Miner s Association, today, a compromise was effected on is tne rate rulicff before toe striKe, which' was for an additional half cent per bushel. Work will probably be resumed in all the river mines on Monday next. The strike was in augurated five months ago? and aN tected hve thousand men. I here is great rejoicing along the river over the settlement Four Miners Crushed to. Death. Ashland, Wis., Nov. 18. A large section of ore fell from the top of a cut in the (Dolby mine at Bressmer yesterday and four miners were ins stantly. killed. One. other man was seriously injured. The ore fell 35 feet before striking the men. A Fatal Explosion. ' Belleville, III., Nov. 18 By the premature explosion of a 'blast in the Green Mountain coal mine last night Michael Hock, was instantly killed and Charles Hock and James Evans, so badly injured that recovery is im possible. Especially to Women. ; "Sweet Is revenge especially td women," eald the gifted, but haughty, Lord Byron". Surely he was in bad humor when he wrote such words. But there are complaints that only Women have, that are carrying numbers down to early graves. There Is hope for thosa who suffer, no matter how sorely. or severely, In Dr. P. V, Pierce's '"Favorite Pre scription." Safe la Its action it is a blestihg, especially to womea atd to nr en, ijiooor wt en women Euffer, tie household Is askew. . r ; tovniueBfriirv. ; -. , ' t Smallpox and Vaccination. Before, vaccination was introduced smallpox was one of the world's most destructive scourges. In 1518 it de DODulated San Dominiro. - r Later it wiped out 3,500,000 pe-pUl in Mexico. in israzu in laos ic extirpated , wnoi races of men. . Time and again Sibe ria, Greenland ; and Lapland h ive been depopulated- . In Europe .m ill- pox annually swept awav half a mil lion lives. Those who recovered re mained .consumptive, ..wikly and aisneurea ror lire. -For two-pwre years before vaccination,' thr "used to die or smailpoxi2,053 victim- annu ally, out of each million of th Swed ish population during fort y years after wsrd, but of eaeh milhon of population, the smallp!.x deaths an nually averaged 158. Compare two periods in ",W esl nhalia : Da ri ng - the years 1776-80.- the smallpox death rate was 2.643; during t he thit.v.-five years. 1816-50, it was only 114 J Or. taking together the thre. lines which belong to Bohemia. Moravia and Austrian. Silesia, whnra fornjVrly (1777 1806) there died 4,00a. there ; .!!. Cf,. ?'-, ' T Vw t 1 uuw.uie xvv. in uoDennaaen tne fatality of smallpox is but an eleventh of what it what it was; in Sweden little over a thirteenth; in Berlin and in large parts of Austria, but a twen tieth; in Westphalia, but a twenty fifth, fn tha last named instance there now die of smallpox but lour persons, where formerly there died a hundred.. CLETELAK II ABD AT WORD. Writiua: on ' His Mcssace and Iflaliiiig: in Hiirely f o r His A 1 v i s - -The President':. is working. Jare at night on his message . ..Not oxly is? he a hard worker himself,- but. . he makes it lively &!mtun(is .for his Cabinet -and bureau olficerd. t )n Sit urday night, about' half- past'rten, a meenger 'inqaired of a solitary pass er rtfe tae curner-of p, ;md :,Sixteeij?b streets were Ti easurer Jordan lived ' This is the place," was thjo reply of hid informant, pointing to a dou- e iuaiision oii the corner The houre vva d crk, but the mes- senger mourited .tne steps and rang he bell f uriou-ilyl He waited a short time and r.aig again. : , At the second summons a window was thrown entlv uo and a whie rubed figure appeared. "What is wanted down there? he asked. - Is that Tre;isurer Jordan V "It is" "Well, vou are wanted at the White Houe1 said the messenger "Tonight?"' exclaimed the astonish ed officu:! 'Right hwkv I The President want? you i-i or.ee : , - lh 'vhiie robed figure uttered a single eiuruiai ion w h :eh she w-d it was not an angel, and the window wfttt down, .with .a banr v Twenty minutes, later ihei Ireasurer ot i he Unit d Scares was on his .way to the White House I'lLKS!! A sure cure for Blind, KieeJirSg, LtchtoKnri Ui cerated l-'Us hu ttiwi discovered by )n Wltdan;!. (aa Indian K?n;c';y . raiiett Dr - Williams' Indian Pile oiritiutht. A airmie box has caret! th? vosi chronic cases of 25 or 30 years sending. No onp suffer five minutes after Applying this wenderfu soothing tnPdWM. M ot'ris and Jnstromesusdf more narra than good Williams' Pile Ointment absorbs the tumora. allaya the Intense itohlTiiT (particularly t nteht after, setting warm in tea,- acts as a y ait.iee, giv-i ustant relief, and is pre pared on'- or Piles.-. ."tcHbig ot private arts. for notcl . ,pw-ia -cents.-- i. c. .s-mn r. Co.. aan '-"Jifu odw!y HAHAii'S VALKH3GFAST. ' WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT TH2 Nos. 81 &S2 Park rovr. Kew York. Sept. 23, 1885. J ) 1EESSRS. HOGEUS, PECT &CO. . Gentlemen ; Having noticed in this moraine's ' Sun your advertisement concerning the- Hanan's Waukenphast shoe sold by you, I cannot refrain. irom expressing-, unsoncitea, my aausiactionwiia . tair winch after a. -vai wear, Iain just about disoardini?. iiinost continuous nar. I hart hmn aa. . Customed to havincr rrrv nhnnn miHn t.n Arrlsr rMixr- . lnir from $9 to $13 a pair for tha same. Last gum iner I mean a year ago wishing for & pair of . ahoes at short notice for a trtp to the mountains, X ' stepped into your establlshxaent and purchased a pair of Hanan's. for ease and ooxnforton lonff tramps in the country I have never, had their equal on my feet: white for durability they opme about as near to the Irishman's ideal as any. thing I eyer saw. Ee said he ' didn't care what kind of shoes he had bo lone the uppers were indeBtructible and the soles were made of etei MiKjf. - i uey nave worn out the BecoHd eole and v excel. to any member of your firm, and you are at liberty to make any use of this communication you may see fit. . Keapcctfully Tours, Agents for Charlotte. eblOeodtf BIVVU V!V Estahlished ) is the only School ( 1'9 ) South with GAS LIGHT, a first-class GYMNASIUM, and afirstrclass BATU HoUSK. . special terms to young men of small means. : The lK3rd session begins August 25th. ' For catalogue, address Maj. RBlNGHAMr Ju1- - , - .Bingham School. N. C. ETAL POISON. 4 1 am a coppersmith by trade,, and the small par ticles ot braBS and copper from Alius got into sores on my arms and poisoned my whoie system. Mer cury administered brought on rheumatism, and I became a helpless inva ll I took two dozen bottles of Swift's Specific. My leers, arms and hands are all right again, l use mem without pam Jay resxora tlon is due to S. S. S. Putek E. Lovf, Jan. 9, 1835. , Augusta, Ga. We have used Swift's Specific In our family as an antidote for malarial poison tor two or three years, and have never known it to fail in a single in stance. ' - W. C. Fcklow. f Sumter Co., Ga., Sept. 11, 1884. : " For six or eight years I suffered with ulcers od mv Ttahf lee. I was treated with Iodide of Potas sium and Mercury, and I became helpless. ... Six bottles of Swift s Specific made a permanent cure. M. D. WnsoN, Gainesville, Ga. February 28, 1885. Swift's Specific Is entirely vegetable. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed iree. Thb Swtbt Specific Co., Drawers, itlanta, Ga or 109 W. ,' , PH TORTURES v , AJII), blooej mimm HUMlLliT-N Eriptions Itching. ?nd urn :i? liig Bfem Toi tures, Loathsome Stues and every stcies of l;chfng Scaly, Plmpfy," Inhertted, Sr:-iaioas and a' tagious DiwasHo of ..tlwr?B!0"d. Sskln and Sclp. with .Loss of Hatr. frounnfancy to eld age, are positively cared by ' UTiCtJRA The great Sklu ure, and t utjcuea bOAP. an exqa1:te Skin 'Beautt&er.cternallv, and CuTiccni'JK-iOLVBMTr the new Blood Purifier, externally. , " , ' ' ' -' C ' . -V : -:; v ' " ; . ; T have heeu afBictwl sines last March with a SfeSa tieasp ihe doctors e:led Eczema Mr face was coverwi wtrh cvfcb and sores, and the Itching and burning : were a!most nnteaTa!!lB. seeing your. UtjtiC0a HEMsDrES so hlshly rcomn3euded. con eluded ro give tem a trial, usinii the DTrot'K and . UTicuKA oaf . f iternally. and Resolvbst interna ;Iy. tor four months I call ri if .cured, in gratitude for which I mave this public state ment Mrs. CL AKA' A . FREDERICK Bbaod Bkook, Cokn - SC. lS.FACfJ, K A S8 and. 3i KCZ I was afflicted wirh Eczema on the Scalp, face, Fars and Neck, wh chtbe dr iEgbt, where I got your remedies. 'Pronounced ona the worst cases that had ever enm under his notice. He advjsed me to try your Cutioieu Rvmbpies. and att-r five da;v use ujy sc do a;-d part ot mv fac"were en tirt-lc cjr''d, at d i none in aT'orher mek to have my en s, ntk k, and the other part of myfacecurtd. HERMAN SUADE. 120 E 4rHSTK1:T, NEWTOHK, . frossaS' 8issijases -lJREl. Cuticuka f! snds at the he -d oi Ms clas. epec- lal'yis Hd the case with the Cbticura Soap. H'lVti had an unamally good lral tWs summer. owing to th T-rc'alnce ot an aggnvated form of iicn iiKongn s mi1 lycn lus in the country, m wbic1! tt.e- Cuticcka Rkmepies i roved satisfac tory w L. UARDIC?t5. Dnieeist.. USIOXTOWN, Kv. , .. . Are sold by all rirusslrtfs:" Price: - Chticura. 50 cfnts: Resolvent. 1.00 ;Soap, 25 cents. Pottek DKtro ani i hemic Ati Co.. Boston. Sand lor "How to cure SKln Disease." - ' - - . ' ft 1 1 TIFT the Complexion and SI$fet ! using . U II the Cijticura Soap ' - - THE SKWTVfi MACRTNE IS THE cause of Uterine Pains and Weakness. For Aching Side's and Baclt Kidney Pains, Sciatica. Chest Pains Weakness and fcflawarion.' t.h CuncxnsA Anti- PAiNfAtiTKK U mfailio.e. 25c. ? ' .... jnov4nweiJ&s;itw. : , , , , CHARLOTTE R. K COCHRANE, jManageh. THIS AGKNC? WILL BUY AND SELL LANDS of every description and In any part of North or South Carolina, and will rent property In the city of Charlotte, c&iict rents, attund to repairs and m?ike prompt yeturns, and if desired will-attend t paymwnt of taxes, effecting -of 'lnsnrsace, etc. All property put J?ro our hands will be AlvriieI f ree of Co For a stlp'iiat on pireirtously agreed apon. 8ai;k. i One dwelling heuae on B stieet, 7 rooms, cloett iia each rooro, welt of good water, lot SDxlOO feet in good neighborhood. Price, $2,0()0. One dwelling on 5th street, adjoining residenc wof S. M. Howell, 4 rooms, well of water and stable lot 5Uxl98, conveiilent to business. Price. S1.35U 3 One dwelling on South Tryon street, adjQining residence of Dr.-' Beat-ton, 8 rooras, closess and pantry, well of water; well located for a boas dins house. Price. S3i!C 5 One dwelling on corner of Graham and lOtt streets, 5 rooms, kitchen, well of water, lot 13 feet on Graham street, 162 feet on 10th street, very desirable property. " Price. $1,250. Q One dwelling on Poplar street, 10 rooras, Toi C9i)ili8 feet, brick kftchen. outhouses, stable, well of good water, sold en terms to suit purchaser nice, $4,uuu. ... 28 Dwelling in Mechantcsfille, 1 story S-w,-n house, lot 99x130. rroatins: on C streei:'. in 1736, square 215. adjoining property of W. a. sin. anaotnera. JTice. cusn ssw. Two lots, Nos. 3)7 and 808. scmare 46. from i ins 99 feet on- B street and runnine tliroiial to C street. On the premises is a two-story Iran ( dwelling, seven rooms and small storehouse 34 Tan yard at LowesviHe, N C.,; w, th vats, 1 vm 2 lime 1 shop hous.i Itrli bn i house, bark mill . houee. stable, dwelling-, lu ;.; e: land connected with . tan yard. . Piice o will lease tor 5 or 10 ticars on reasonable terms. 35 A very desirable fa-m, contain Ir ff.v acres, about thrwe rniies west, of Ch.-irloJtt on the Carolina Central railroad, kno wn as th Juntos -Hayes fa'n, adiulamp the lan-is of in Paul Barrtnger and- others, yevea-roona'dweillnf' and necessary o?jtbuildfnes in good repair on th premises. WeU watered and lh a gocd neighbor hood. Price per acre $80 Q Lot fronting on Morehead st, 99aS66 feet, I c frinall two-room house, well, lot well set with fruit trees Price 4850. A "l Five-room dwelling with kitchen said stable, .tc I lot 99x198 o West Tade street oeautifu grove and well of good water. Price &i;JC0. , t 42 43 45 jae story trame dwelling and lt on Stone .wall street. Price $500. -One lot and a half lot, unimproved, on th corner of B and llth streets. Price 4650. One st.ory Srame store house 29x60 feet, lot 24x100 feet, fronting on railroad, and on unimproved lot in rear of above lOOxlus feet, both at Sanford, Moere county. N. C. -ri e $45f). it? Two story frama dwelllnR. f omt rooms, bara, t:U stable SKioke house, good well, some fruit trees, about s& acre of land, in Sanf&rd, Moore c&.. N. 0, Price &13J0. . i f Fifty one acres Qf land, 23 aeres under culti tc I vatlon, l-alance timber, mostly pime, some oitk. Two tenement hoifSes on pkge, lying on the erige of anfoffi, Moore county, N. C. Price 4850, t i h -above three tracts will t sold together or pan.-1'ly, an i if purchaser desires can secure Tusrii ot a Kfe of goods at nriafi asrreed nrifjn tween himself and the owner.) 52 150 Acres in Davlcison county, N. C.V. " miles fiom Lexington and 8 miles frn T.in wood. - Six room dwelling, good- water: fon awes in apples, peaches and grapes. Price $2,000. . 53 Lot with two-stoi y hoase, six rooms and two room kitchen, well ant eardftn. heinir m-nn- erty adjoining J. S. Phillias' rtRide.Tift. Prie $250. ' - , 54 Fifty acre of land in and adjoining Hunt ersville. N. C. On the nlawtherw fortable tour-room dwelling house, s-nnd hrn rih kitchen and well. Very dwirabie bronertv. Prie $33.00 per acre. , - . FOR RENT. - . . . . ; Dwelling house on South Tryon street, adjoin ing the residence ot Dr. S. E. Bratton. Vf ry con veniently located for a boarding house ; ; Apply to Charlotte sept2dtf Real En rate Agency, R. E, COCHRANE, Manage . T. R. M A G I L L , WHOLESALE GROCEE AND COMMISSION MEECHANT ColIeQt., 2irIotte. SPECIAL NOTICE. K K -A. desirable" buildir a 7 JO on Trade street, and win r -i'T" oOaeS an 1 JJr. l)'Don02hne. lrnnnrn go tv,a t- t M. MiUer C nov3tf VH ABLOTTR KV. 4 T. ttst a ti o r. t tw m mm-wm Capital Prize $150,000, "We do hereby certify that we super vise the arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi-Annual Drawings of the Louis iana State Lottery Company t arulin per son manage and control the Drawing tfiembelves, and that the aarru are con ducted with honesty, fairnes&i and in good 'faith toward all f parties and we authorize the company to use this certifl cate,: with foe simiMes of our signaturet oMifchedinitsadvsrtis&ntentsJy - 7 NPRBCEDENTrDlTTFACTIOK ': ' u Oyer Half a milm MML Louisiana State Latter? C Incorporated in iRfiH for 5R ture for Educational and Charitable purposes with acipitalof $r,000,000 to which a reserve fund of over $550,000 has since been added. By an overwhelming nonuiar vote frnnhiao was made a part of the present State-camstltutlon adopted December 2d, A. D.. 1879. - its urana sinsie Number Drawings' wiir take place monthly. It.never scales or postpeaes. Look at the fonwing Distribution: -, lS7t2r Grand Momirtj AND THE I raflrfinary Smi-Ar'niia! -Drawing In the Academy of Mwsic, Jfew. Orleans. Tuesday, HniLrviVi,. ter tone . . . . 1 supervision and management of Gen, G. T. Beauregard, of L.a, asad ' Gen. Jubal A. Early, of Virginia. Notice.r-Tic&ets are Ten. DfelSars only. Halves, $5 Fifths, $2. Teaths, $1. ... . , LIST OF, PRIZES. 1 Capital Prize of 1 Grand Prize of 1 Grand Prize of 2 t arge Prizes of i. 4 Large Prizes of , 20 Prizes of $150,CO0, 50,000, ' 20,000, l".O00, 5.000, i,000, 500, 300, 200, 100, 50, S150;eoo 50.800 2,000 eoo 20(000 20,030 25,000 SOjOOO 40.000 600'0 50,000 50 100 200 K0O i,eoo APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 100 Approximation i riaes of 200, $2O?000 180 ' 100, i0?000 ICO , " " 75, 7.300 2",279 Prizes, amounting is $552,500 Application for rates toclubs should be made onh to the office. of the company in New Orleans for further informatios write clearly, givhig tub addiess. Postal Notes, Express Money Orders, oj New York Exchange in osdinary letter.. Curnmcv by Express (all sum8 of 5 and upwards at our- ex pense) addressed, M. A. DAUPHIN, - New Orleans. La. Or M. A.D iUPHIN, Washington. D. C Mke P.O. Sloney. Ordfcrs payable and adrass Registered Letters to JNiiW OULEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Orleans, " .. -. OR : LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK. New Orlean.k.T.. STATE NATIONAL BAMf, " - - New OrleansSa., GERM 1NIA NATIONAL BANK, . Nw Orleans. La GIVEN AWAY. s t t fie great Music Boaae of the So::th, hsren:,ov- erto a Majcnlflcent Naw Store (the Largest Music Temple In the U S ), arisl as a souvenir this im pertant-era in their business, and also e mi ad vertisement which wil tell from the Potomac to the Rio Gracde, they are actually giving away val uable Gold Watches. Doubt not this statement. It is a faat. It's a Wholesale House, and they do things ia a whole sale way. Read thl startling To every Cash Pnrehaser of a Piano beh&ven November 1st. and De cember lsti 1885, Yrom us direct, or through any of - our Ten Branch Houses or 200 Agencies; ice will pre sent as a Complimentary Souvenir an elegant ' ' GOLD WATC Guaranteed Solid Gold Case, and fine movement. : Sold by jewelers, at $40 to $50. . Offer Gocd only Until De- : eember 1, '85. ' . Pianos at Lowest Cash Prices known, with Com plete Outfits, and All Freight! Paid. Every thing fair and square, and full satisfaction guar anteed. . - - ' . Send your name and address for circular giving full particulars. This Is the one chance of a life time, which should not be missed, f Don't wait The offer expires December 1st," and cannot be re newed. Address Leiden & Bates, Southern Masic Hoase, ALTMEYER'S NEW, BLOCK, SAVANNAH,. Gl. SOUVENIR OFFEH ,- TO . f) l-Y wax u n v v no i i n ii u u u t u Tiis " AIinoAlKM,,U . ; W. C WTI8ION. x May 81. lH5. No ft Leave Charlottet Saltebury; Arrive Greensboro, Leave Greensboro Arrive Hllisboro, " Durham, Baleigh, Leave Baleigh, ArrfyeGoldsboro. 632 a r "5 -40 n r Arrive at BaieigF fimPam Arrive at g0k1 ,?cg am . No. frl Connetjs at . -"wiu ii.UB a m vyesternN.c. -It K.fWa, 1 and BlS7ri.4OT Iay 31, 1885. No. 50 Daily.' . 52, Dally. Leave Goldsboro Arrive Raleigh, Leave Raleigh, Arrive Durham, - Hilteboro', Greensboro. Leave Greensboro. Arrive High Point Salisbury. !' CiharlortP. . P2-S5 pm l a on Z z. . p re 6.07 p m S.47 p m &00 p n, fS p m u5 p m i r i-'jn a m 11 QJ. . . . , . ycave itaieign , 12; Arrive dn wiuuutu ) a m No. 50 Connects t SaiK NCR Rr and at CbSSSSf W on wrlhe uth ed Southwest "Llne Air-Line for an south. wm A 4 C ; N. W. iV, g RAILROAD frOIKG SOUTH. No. 50. Daily, No. 52, Daily, 9.4fi a ,.' Leave Greensboro, Arrive Kernersvlllei" Arrive Salem, p m i0.50am, 1.1 pm GOING NORTH. No. 51. i Dally, No. 58. Daily. Leave Salem, Arrive KerneravUle, Arrive Greensftoro. 6E5 p m 7.30 d m 6.40 am 7.09 a m 8.05 a m s' 8.35 p m STATE WNIYERBITYR. R No. 1. Daily sx; Sun. GOING .NORTH. Leave Chapel HEL Arrive University, GOING SOUTH. e.8. Daily ex. Sun. 5.00 p m 6.00 p m 10.25 a m 11.25 a in No. 4. Dally es. Sun. &30 p m 7.31 p m No. 2. Daily ex. Sun. i Leave University, 11.54 a m 12.54 pm. i3xnve unapei uui, BUFFET SLEEP1SG CARS WITHOUT CHANGE. iJ3? trains 50and5l, between New York and At lante, and between Greensboro andAsheriiS Through Pullman SIppiws r.,. twt.7m Washington and New Orleans aiaim and ai0lgh Kf f s on sale at Greensboro, Ral eigh, Goldsboro, Salisbury-and Charlotte, foraU points South, Southwest, West. North and EaS Texas, ArkS and the Southwest, address a. Li. my isa. acTTPAGen. Maner. ' Richmond. M. SLAUGHTER, Gea. Pass. Ageat. Vft. ouses Rente Hocses rented anS . rents Advertised free of cfjare. collected, in tha city CHARLOTTE REAL ESTATE. AGENCY, R. E. COCHRANE, Manager, 2d tf ''-rarts Strnet' Font Centra! Hr,ti. S. JOE N'S 9& Restores Vital OBJ 7 Wit t it by Indigestion. Overwoii. Worry. Mental . Strain or other casses.. It i Natttrc", Great System Renovator AND BLOOD FURIFTEB. OLD MV :ALI. ISSJOlISTS. CHOICE NEW CROP 0.BLGANS :-: MOLASSES. BUCKWHEAT, OAT FLAKES, OAT MEAL, and CBUSnED WHEAT. The largesl and best assort ed Stock of Heavy and Faiicy Groceries In the city. CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOCK. BARNETT & ALEXANDER'S. Free delivery. Telephone call 81. RFRjjPY
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