daily charlotte observer TUCR-r7; novkmber 26-, tass.
BILL NYE'S- irV&;Ol7v.v
Other rewl Mnttw - ..
Bostoa Globe.!
Ax R Sweet, Esi. " '
Dbab Sib: I ha swa racnty. art open
itaraddrjsaed to n3, and written by you
a t n of confidence and lrle ly sub
What you saidUwaa so .strictly con
fwdaL. in tba you pubhshivtbe
Kr in New York, ani it .was cdpioi
"SSmh th3 fr of -tbe countrr. I shall
tberefore, endeavor ' to. hi equally careiul
in writing my rJplrV ....- :- .
Yen refer io your kind and ccnflJential
note to ycur experience as an invaUl,,an t
vour rapid recovar after the usa ox jed
LtMixicaa pepper teali a molteu state.
Bat you did not have such a p jysician as
T dii when I had .spinal ! meningitis. ; fie
tas a good doctor . Ur horses an 1 blind
Itafff era, but he wa,put o! h-s sphere when
to strove to fool win the humari. frame."
rLne of Kceao anl rest ere favorite
ScripaonJ of h s. Mostr oT nispatientr
Jot boob, especially eternal rea t . He made
! goeciaity of eternal rest -. f';
He did not know . what the matter was
Vita nie, l0 h seemed to ;ba willing to
My wife says that while ha wasattandirig
rjj3 J was as craz ai a loon, tut that I was
more lucil than ths physician. Even wirh
" little, shattered wreck of- mind,: totter
JL between a superficial ,knowloiga of how
Jpcun l sand and a wide, shore'es? seaof
mental vacuity, I s MU had1 the edge on my
physician, from an intellec:ual. point of
He is still practising medicine in'a quiet
kind of a way., weary of life, and yet fear
injr to die aad go where his patients are. . ;
Hehai a sabre wound on one cheek that
-are him a ferocious appearance. He fre
auently alluded to how be u-oi to mix up
the carnage of battle, and how be U3ed
to roll up his pantaloom and wadVin gore.
He said that if the tocsin of war should
sound even now, or if he were to wake up
in tbe nisrb c an i hear war's rude alarum,
he would spring to arms and make tyranny
tremble till ita suspeuder buttons fell off.
On, he was a bd man from Bitter Creek.
One day I learned from an old neighbor
that this phy siaaa Ji I not have anything
to do with preserving the Union intact,"
but that he acquire 1 the scar m hia cheek
while making some experiments as a drunk
and disorderly. Hi would come and sit
by my bedside for hours, waiting for this
mortality to put on immortality, so that he
1. .I 1 11 'M. 1L . 1 A. 1 J.
could collect ms dui irom sue estate, dui.
one day I arose daring, a, temporary de
. lirium, and extracting a slat from my
conch I smote him across tha pit of the
stomach with it, while I hissei through my
elenchel teeth:
"Pnysician, heal thyself." -
"Physieian,. heal thyself."..
I than tot erei a few times, - an t fell
bark in5o tbe arms of mv attendants. If
yoa do not beiievy tbw, Mr. Sweat, lean
still show you tha clenched teeth. Also thy
atten 1 ante. : " "
lhad a hard time with this physician.
ba: J still live, contrary to his earnast so
licitations. , .: - - ' r '
Mr. Sweet, I desire to state that should
tni ietcer creep into the press of the coun
try, end fchui become, in a masnre, public.
I 'cotv; ihat it wJ.1 create no ill-feeling on
your part. -
, Our folks are all well-a' I write, and
should you happen to be oa' Lake Superior
this winter, yachting, I hope you wilj, drop
in and see us. Oar lUc i 3triai3 hanging
on: mo3C ail tnj tim9, ana M you will pound
on the fence 1 will cail on! the doer. -.-
I freqaeatly tuy a copy of your paper
on toe streets. l) j you gc tin mon3y ?
Arvj you acqjaincel with the staff of The
UDtury, pubushsd in New York! I was
in TLie Century ...office several hours last
spring, and the el itor3 -treated me very
haad3omely, but, altbouga I have bought
ihQ iaii.azaie ever sin cj, and real it ibor
cugnly, I have not S3ea vet where they said
thU 'thev had a pleasant call. from the
genial ani urbane "William N7&" I do not
ieel offended over thii. f I simply feel hurt.
Bafore that I had a srooi. notion to write
a brief epic 'on the " Wartv Toad" and send
it to The Century fcr "publication, but now
wis quite doubtful. .
The Cantury may be a good paper, but it
does not take the press dispatches, and only
la3ti month 1 saw in it aa account of a, battle
teas to mv certain knowledge - occurred
, twenty years ago. Bill Nyb.
purapkin uiw year that, measured 6
Met around and viigittjd 83:ponnds
-ine appie crop of tins county-JH
immense. As a jnr cimen hrittk r r
p. Ccffey has put awav 1,600 buahets
H. O .Coifev; 1100 biishU: CiT.
Colli y, 1.200.: r.Jnat aa we - fra; 10
piesb w 4earn of tbe dt&h of liitln
Thomas v Watty need ' three t
hfch occurred ' Mondav rtvenino'
This is tbe fonrth iriember of the fara
uy to die inside of two weeks. ,He
was fiick: only three days. Hia throat
was nofc ffecte.r but his .arms seemed
to be affectedt with a sort of ervsibe-
The Greensboro Workman makes
he following rather odd announce
ment ti 'Marrud in this county .'after
nt engagement ai twenty six ears.
J oh n Thomas, of .England ,' and 31 if s
f ou ntVi" The v wpf . f i i h f 1 1 1
overs. . .."Arr;;V S'?:-:vi 1
Uoidsbaro ArkuB : Six car loads hi
Italian emigrants pabd through the
cfty on the first train from the North
Sunday afternoon They were from
around Venice, and were bound for
t loncia to do A railroad construction
work. ;
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Newbern Journal One of our lum
ber men, Mr Daniel' Stimson: has a
contract for 250,000 .feet of ash lum
ber. It will take a trip North; be
turned into furniture v and probably
some of it will "find its way back to
Newborn-. ; Would it not be cheaoer
to briner the macbinerv to the lum
ber. ' . .
News and Observer: During the
week endiog last Thursday the re
ceipts of cotton in "this market were
1.681 bales, y against 1,680 the same
week last year. .. The - total receipts
from September 1st to last Thursday
14,824 bales, aeainst 19 224 , to - the
corresponding period o J ast f easm.
mis sdowa a tall'fce vtt 01 4.400
bale-4.
A Xlttle oa.
.Texas Siftinga. ,
Several gentlemen ; were . talking in e
saloon abouc absent-min led people. Gil-
hool said . he thought that old Pro'.essor,
oaora, 01 tae University of Texas,; was the
aoso a csent -minded man m the busia-jss.
was cn his way 10 the train whea he
imagine i that he "haJ left - his watch at
hoin?. What do you suppojj ha did 1"
.akei G;ijL0ly. ' ,
i Lave no idea,"- respondel Kosciusko
arpny.
'V aij . in- hi, absanfc-mindednes3 h
pu.e-1 oat his watch to see if he had timo
wgo back homi aad get it" ; t , v
Soothingly Complimentary.
Harper's Bazar. " , ,
At one of tue seaside-resorts lately
young la ly, who had decided to favor the
vumpany witn some vocal selections, was
surprised and slie&tlv amusel to hear
gabant old gentleman remark that he was
umisQtea 10 Know one wouia condescend,
for ar, leasb that one evening, to become
iaeir beiia donna V -- r
Communication Temporarily Suspended,
.. R:chmon d CVa yEa quirer. v. .
The En quirer overheard a little 5-year-old
girl say ; to har 'i mother last evening"
"Mot'cer. 1 holiAVA fiAd thinVj I'm rfoad ?:
"Why?" asked the mother, somewhat aston
... , .
nea as tne remark. 1 "Uaus3 I haven
aid my prayers for a week."
Lorl
An Active Mind. - ' v
!New York' Tribune. J ' , ,
"w sujry aoouc nu prex,cy uscie aaugnter.
Hfcr nursp had4 told her that if sha would
think les in the day she would dream less
mgat. -"But I can't . help thinkingl"
wib werea my ladp; ror you know rcaa'
JUake my mind sit do will" '
STATE
Sooth Carolina Brown Consols.
Tennesst-e &a., ,
Vlrirlnlafe's.
Vlfelnla 0 hiso'.
-.1 ,Pti-Hi T.t-.t... .f .. -.1.;; t:-.. . e
tL k .rek WataugH CMiuty; raifed a Jo Vrt0nirihwch .
ChtcdKoauU Nf-rrawetiujrn, prefer retf,..
imiiMf.r ana nu-uniudr .... .
Rrte.. ....... :., ; "
E;8t Tennessee. .. mJ , , ,
Las.enore. , . .
Loulsvilte awi Nlivifle..
Memixs arid CharteHtoK ...... ..
UoblleandOhlw.. .....i...
NAhvUle n-i ?haruuiu(? ..t .... Y.V.
Ni'wOripaiis Pactolt...... ... .
&rltTr,u" - "
NOrfoikaid Western prefeiTd.;... .4..
Northern FactOc eonumwi.. ...... . ....
Northern Purine prAfafmi . . '
J?aclfte. MaCi, J "
tteadlsit. : ..... ...
HlchmoiH? anrt Allegnaay..
Klchmond and Danvuic :.. " '
Blchruond and West i o'.ut Pevinlnal.. " '
Rock Island.. -
3t.Paai y
St. Paui prefem,.:. . y. ; .." .
Texas Pacific
Union Paejfiv.-. ........... .
Warwwji Pacliic. " ' " "
Wabash Pacific, preterTed...-:.. ";"
western Union...., .;. .... v ' "
5 B11. tUist bid.- SOffered. iAskedV jFx.
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tm
1 ivii,
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-128
1.17t2
111
FOR SALE.
Trffls of private!.
1 fHR. it wMIpw et . to the
Cotton. 4 '
Ht,vinms Firm : raiddlin' ffll: imt
ceU' , 8.978; gicsh 3,978: sale 2 37 8tH t6.4 4:
- : tO r trreaVr BrlUiln ' :
exc"
co.Unent 4097.
eowti 3171; (ireat Britain 352). ;
BALTDHORTN Oll1t. mlrirt'lmr P8t- npt. rAAlnti
307; gioss 356; -aes 300a otk .-JO fit; exports
coastwise 76; Great Brttnia 5 continent .
BOSTOK Quiet: mlddltne UU - na; TPvlnt.- :
gross 881I; sales -; stock S1?: f xpoits coas.
wke : Great Brttali . , . , ..
WiurrwMroH Firm: mkldlinar : 9- nt "v
eelpts - 8f5 gross sales - tock 8.7C5;
exports okhsi wise- : Great Britain - '
PHILADKLFHIA l5ul' : low m'drillnor QSfa; nrt re
celpteSO; gross SO; etocK. 12,(83. ' s
S4VAKaAH Firm: middling RTfavl nnt n v1n
5165; gross 6165: sales, 8900: stock 103.999
exports coastwise 1875; to continent 5 :60 Great
onvn ; jrrance . . : ;
NKW OBLEAHSFlim mlddllnir 9: mt re-
elDT 9431:- imutM ' miea f,ona- Rtork
253,129; export coastwise 763; to Great Britain
; Krance 4802; continent . ; ',
MOBHX -Oulet: mlddllnsr HIK-lfi? not MnnlntJi
636 fsross CAi sales 1000; stock 27,719 ; exports
eoastwif 1271 Great Britain .
MKMFH1S -SteadV: tnlddltnor Q ' rmAfnf
S416; shipments 24.4; sales 2:600; stock 93324. '
Augusta Quiet: middling koz rMvint iur7:
shipments .sales 14.1; stock . . .
Chaslbstom Quiet; middling 9; - i t
rotelp. 8585; grobs 3585; sales 300, stock 88,792;
export to continent ; coastwise 9fc0; Grei
Britain ; France -
Nxw YOBKFlrm: sains ISnfi: middling nr.!nn1
9 7-16c; Orleans 9: consolidated net recelpti
81.237; exports t4 reat Brltam 8669; to France
4802;.xH)tinent.31,"g7 .
CI.AI9IIIVG A WHOLE TO WW. '
Brownsville Excite Over the Pros
pect of a Great Eawsuit.
OA Pittsburg telegram says : Brown
ville, ine bir lb place oi James G
Blaine and fifty years ago Pitts,
burg's strongest rival, is excited over
land litigation which is promised, and
which will involve the right of own-
er8hip to almost the entire town.: The
claimants are Charles Brown, a hat
ter, of Columbus, Ohio, and others.
Their claims in substance are: Their
great- great grandfather, William
Brown, was the founder and original
6wner of Brownsville. He died in
1792 A' few years previous to his
death he leased part of his property
for a period of ninety-nine years.and
put the rest in such - shape that it
shcii Id remain m the Brown family
until the ninetynine years had ex
pired ; then the heirs ,' might dispose
of the property as they saw fit. The
ninety nine years, the claimants
aver, wi'l be -up in 1886, and that
then they are entitled to the
vast estate, with all its valuable im
provements The property is divided
up among ' the leading and i most in.
nuenkal citizens . of ' Brownsville,
whom" every body supposed had clear
titles to tne same.
In 1877 one of the heirs went to
Brownsville and tried to effect a; set
tlement with some of the holders of
the property; who were considerably
shaken tip about the matter. At that
time nothing! was accomplished.. It
is said that several suits will be in.
stitu ted shortly in the Fayette coun
ty courts to recover the property or
its value. ,
Gents, to make a good appearance, snouid have
sbapt-lj looking feet.. Fine fitting shoes, con
structed on dentine principles cover up defects,
ana ut tne same time develop all tne good points
In one's feet. ? t or these reasons, and tor ease and
comtort, always ask your dealer tor tne "HANAN"
shoe Dy far the best ever made. A. B. RANKIN
ft BHO. agents for Charlotte. teblldeod
OABKETS Bf TCLEQKAPU
o-
NOVEMBEB 25, 18b6.
tProdnce.
Ralttmoki Flour stefldv; Howard Street nd
Wtern SuDerftne i3 009)43.35; Extra 3.50a
J4.1?.- Family $4.40$4.50: City Mills Super $3.00
. 3.40: xtra S3.wafS4.io. wneat soutnern
'eiUi; Western easkr. quiet; Souxnerp rea 96397
amber 9i'101; No Maryland 9414 asked; No. S
Weetero winter red spot 90391. Corn South
em steady; Westem, steady; sxrotuern wnlte new
Vimsi&.o d, 482)49; yellow C0SC2; Western mixed
stfU 60 b d
' CBtiCAQO-Flour-Klull. Wheat opened lfedViC
higher, and closed Sfec under yesterday; November
Str7; necemDer ttmaww, tiauuary vhaw
88w; no. 2 red 90. Corn closed 2k lower tfian
yes erday; casb 4 a 42Vfe; November 42Sji2;
year ar and iu! uais very sieaay, ciosea
shhde easier cah 2828iA; November and De-
rxt,mi.T 'H&J.fr'HWo- Mat Slliri Siafa. , Mmi norfc
fairly active, 17JV)c lower; cash '8.956? J9.C0
for old. 49.87Uffiil0l0for new: Decemoer i8.a7lA
Q)t9 15. Lard -7310 lower; cash $6.U', Decem
ber 86.10Mi6.20. Boxed meaui steady; arysjuiea
shoulders $3.8O0)$3 85; short rib sides $4.80
14.85: clear $5.ia!i5.25. vtT3iskej firm at 11.15.
Sugars quiet; granulated 6c; Standard A
Nkw York Soutbern lloar aulet, st'dy: common
to fair extra $3.60o4 0o: good to choice extra
J4.105 60 - Wheat fpot Xk lower, very dull,
ungraded red 7639(1; No. 2 red nominal; Novem
ber P439E44; in elevator December MkG 95:
Corr-spot, inade lower: ungraded 52356 No. 2
6535514 ; Novemter 55a65;iecemoerKswtBM
Oars- VifMas hleher and clcslOK veaK; No. 2. 35
ssu.. (viftftft HTkit fair Rio dull and easier at tftfe:
No. 7 B'o spot 46.60; December $6.50. Sugar barely
steady, f Vc to good refiniog f 85Vfec; leaned
dull. . Molassfs steady. Rice steady, fairly active.
Rosin dulL Turpentine weak ft 37. Wool steady.
Pnpfr AnslAr. nnlet. mess Si 05 :. middles nrm
inntr plr. 10 ossfa. Lard 93l0o lower.Joll; con
tract erade spot quoted at $6.45Si6 471; De
cember $6,433650. , Freights dull. -s Cotton B-32d
wheat Zid.- -' -.
Naval Stores
Bosin
Tar
steady; bard
WiLieTOM Turpentine qufet at 3414.
firm: strained F2tfe; good strained 87
Brra at $1.10; crude turpentine
i m- vpllnwdin and vlrsrln 1.50..
Savannah Turpentine Steady at S4; Bosln
ctrnrxr Pt. 1 fl 12U: RSlBS 4.L1X)
: cm Hi.itsTOff -Tun.'euimo In demand at . 34
8osii strained 80; good strained 87290.
''Inunclt&l .
NBWYOBK.
' Exchange at l.rJ More' 302, ; Sub
trtsiirtury oalances goiu $170,882 000; i currency
i t m ok' Unvicnroent8- doll: tour per cents
Ili3; ?,three $1.22; tate bonds-strong.
Alabama Clas A, 2 to 5..,.. 99
, ria fives. ....... ..... ........ 1.0o
fteonrfa ITs ........... ' - ?-954
cinniii 5a m.n cmsyn . .. . . :". .. 1.13
Nnrth Carolina 4's..... . ............. ..90
Mnh rimllnii ('I or lnt......... 1.15 jLJo
Vnrth nnril1nfl'8 KlindlUi. ....... .. ..... .... 1U -
I Vlll fxrosw t r
hi b- !i 'Hle O"
the v-th d-iToJ 1r- e mtr. 15 In f .u r :he n-l
Mar lte rK- DBT k'j OCKv FtTRNI rfVE
AND FIX CUK 'i roDA ArP BaTTW 4"rf J
K M?I h n . !.'-. ihn nior conier Market aiirt
Froui jtreets wiimintt -n N. . . U. an an-i
pir;v i.f o f.-M r jr- " n th he t bt
crux JtMid I Thrt-ritv Is'venToiy J tst -take a
?M selwtMl soHc of Si (y 0 on h -w . - f
H S C- MclLHEVNY.
nr v25 lun- etrttrei'12 - " - ' Trustee. 1
,4
SiDDCD
0Od'(id-So
We have-now the .largest and most complete stock that we have -ever ct-
tereu to tne iraae, comprising or. all tne latestfityles ot - -
TUHKV.YS.
. " ... - ? ....
CttNB.KBrEa. AKE.
AND
BRED,
KYKHYTHING NICE
" , . FOB - , f- : :
S.. - M HOWFLI -.
Telephone 2? -
J. B. HARRINGTON'S . ,
r:stau5Ht m mm
; THURSDAY 26th.. THANK-lVISfr DAY .
CJritw8tt OedniBii';T-i
DONT FOitGET IT. ,
nov25d2t. ; - , u ; ' ' ' ; V ' ''
TU the public;
'. PAVANNAH. Ga.,, November 15th. f885
Mr. K M. Andrews, the well known furniture
dealearat Charlotte. N,C, la our agent fc the
sale of PIAN03 and OR 4NS. Mr. lndres' high
standing as a man of buslnc-s lntegiltr. Is a
gaaranteeibat all who call upon him, tithe r to
examine or to purchase litstrameiits.xwin.be
treated with courtesv and furnished every Informa
tion andas8l tancs tb enable them to mike a se
lection exactly fitted to thel-.wa- ts Prices will
be the s?me as if purchEed directly from us. -. Be
sure and give hloi a ca I. -
LUDDEN & BATES, '.
: Southern Mus!c .House.
16 keep up. our reputation for good goods and low prices Give us a ealU vTrade Street; Central tiofis ; i
.'- . ' Jsniiding. , . . . . , , .
.. ';i ;1 ''' -1 . i
jiii . i . i' y,
I'uturei.;
Nkw York Net reoeiots fiiR: irmt
Futures closed steady;' sales 1SM.700 bales. -
September... .........
October....
4,830;
November....."... . ..; ..
December ,
January..;..... ..........
February.. . .-. ............
9 4:3.44
9.463 47
9.69.60
9.703.71
March.. t23 8?
April .. .. .. .... ... ;. 9 933.94
May.. I. .......... v .... 10 043 J('5
June...:, JO 153.16
July.... 10.23(?.24
August. .: . ; .. .. . io.813.82
Ciy Cotton friar Wei,
Office ov thu Obstrvhr", 1
CHASLorrJc, N. C;, November 26 1886. 5
The city cotton market yesterday cli dull
tending downward at the following quotations:
Fair..................
MlddltneFalr :.
Strict Good Middling
(iood middling
Strict Middling.....
Mlddllns-.. ... ..........
Strict Low Middling..-. . .
low Middling...
Mlddl ng Tinges. ... . .
Middling Stains
Low Middling Stains ....
Lower Grades ..........
Receipts yesterday
f
9 M63P
9 3 163914
9 1 lfifilOlA
67fc38 15-16
... 83H3-16
ctDMiiie
.... 8 7-16381
.... 81438 5 1
.. . -sissEfe
843" 5 lfl
73H
.... . 737
404
CITY PRODUCE HIAKUfilT
Reported by T. B. Mashx. J
NOVEMBER 25, 1886.
Corn per bushel.... 60365
Meal per trasnei i bsa70
Wheat oer bushel....................... ' l.no
Peanuts per busheL.... .1.2031.30
Flour Family.. 2.3032.85
Kxtra... .2.2532.80
Super.... .........r.. ............ ..2.203255
t
Peas Clay, per bushel
- Mixed. .. . .... .. .. ,
Oats shelled,.... ........ ...
Dried Fruit ADDies, per id. .
veacnes, oeeied. .......... ..
. . nnpeeled..
; Blackberries....
Potatoes Sweet. ..
Irish
Cabbage, per pound.
Unions, per ousnei .... .... ....
Beeswax, per pound...........
Tallow, per pound........'.....
Butter, per pound..... .... .... .
Eggs, per dozen.........
Chickens
Ducks....
Turkeys, per pound.
(3 0080
Beef, per pound, net.
Mutton, per pound, nei.-i.. .
Pork, per pound, net.
Wool, washed. ...... .
" ; unwashed.
Feathers, hew
Kass. per iwina.. .... . ...
4
mm 4. m m m
60365
55360
v 45350
- 834
637
834
; 436
40345
; 60365
2132
753
24326
7371
18320
22323
10318
25330
839
85340
738
738
7
' 8?
lb
4530-
REWARD.
A liberal reward will be paldf jr the return or in
formation leaoiner to the recovery 01 my L,ieweiyn
Setter dog, Tom Och'itree. He Is a white oog. wit h
lemon spots, in heavy nesn wnen lost, very at
fectionate of disposition, and Is Inclined to pace.;
? 1. ".. ; a J. EL H LE3,
nov24dlt , - . ' . ' . Charlotte, N. CV -
y . ' FINE . -
GRAYSON COUNTY (Va.) BEEF
: AND .
SMOKED SAUSAGE
- , AT "V"'-'
& J. J. ADAMS .
n-:v24d3t.
is the only School
for . boys in the
South with GAS
, and a first-class
Established
in
1793 .
LIGHT, a first-class GYMNAS:
BATH HUUSB.
Special terms to young men of small means. '
The 183rd session begins August 25th.
For catalogue, address
Maj, R. BINGHAM.
- ju1- Bingham School. N C.
1 M R. N. H BENNKTT Aas placed an eleeant
1VJ cabinet Uptight Knabe Piano in the parlor at
the Charlotte Female seminary. -Mr. ana aits.
Atkinson will be pleased to show It to any one
who would like to examine , novi4dtw.
Seed 'Wheat and. Bran.' :
' , , , ' - :o: -,'''"-
7 - . ' ,- - Large lot of --
SEE!) W1IEAX AI1 BQAIf
Just received and for sale by w
W. , J. BLACK & SON.
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. IMPORTANT.
.
We can the attention of all lovers of good bread
to the Vienna Roil we make and ' have fresh, for
breakfast every morning. They are perfectly de
licious. Also Fresh Cream Loaves for breakfast
and dinner, we call the attention 01 ladies , e
pedaiiy to the fact that we use no te but tbe very
best of material, fresh tnd pure. - Cakes made to
order Fruit cakes made without the seeds in the
raisins. Send in your orders
W N. PR4THEB.
novZldtf. - ' Trade street
OPERA HCUSE.
Fi id &y lVdvember 27th.
ATKI3fS03i
fOSltttl 0PtiY.
CHAHLES ATKINSON,
Manager.
PECK'S BAD BUY
The Funniest Comedy 'on earth, p'ayed by Come
dla s who act and Elng. -
The Kralitic. Grccry 8tr
. AND
THH GREAT GOAT SrFWF,
Will make you '
SJ1ILI?. TITTER, LAUGir,
xrUEASI, TELL.
POPULAR PRICES
OPERA HOUE,
The eminent Tragedian,
FREDERICK WlRDE.
Supported by a Or mplete Drama t'c Company un
der th management of
ROIIEU T C II u OS or.
" Will appear v
9Ioiiday ETeninpr, Nov inber 30
. " ' In Sheridan Knowlfc's Tragedy,
' VIRGINIUS,
or TUB ROMA FATHER.
Reserved Seats -. - . - ' - - - $1 oo
Reserved seats on pale at the usual pla-e. 1
4
BIG OFFER.
To Introduce them we
will slve awav 1000 self
ooeratlns Washing Machines. If ou want
one w nd us your name, P. O and express of
fice at once, this jn ATium al cu., 21 Dey street,
NewYoik. .
Go TO TAYLOR S
AND GET SOME OF
WtHTiTIAIV'S FI E VA" DIES,
KING OR PIPPIN APPLES, .
. . ,. ' OR
Anything else you want for Sunday,
To Printers '
Plough Paper Cutter, will
A good second-hand
be sow eneap. v
Apply to Chas, R. Jor es. at
. sep9d&wtf
THIS OFFICE.
STOCKHOLDERS' J.1EETIKG.
Chaklottk, Columbia a Augusta Railroad. )
Columbia, S. C, November 19, 1886. J
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company will be held at their general office In this
City on Wednesday, the secona day 01 December
at ten o'clock. A M.; JOio CKAitt. f
nov21d6t. . , - AssLstnt Se.retary.
FOR COUGHS, CROUP AND
CONSUMPTION USE
mm
OF SWEET GUM A!2D HULLEIII.
The" Sweet Gam from s tree of the same name
crowing in the South, combined with a tea made
?rrm t.hMdllein Dlantof -the old fields. For sale
by all dniKKlsts at 25 cents and $1.00 per bottle.
.corts of
1!
'in
td
sorts of cils cf
need a cooling
i-irnnicnt. -
PEB. GOAT AND KID BUTTON T3HOES in all grades. ; V: ,
? : -
GKNTS BOYS :-: AND Y( RUTHS'.
- , FINE CALF LACS BALMORALS, CONGBESS'AND BUTTON GAIT1R3. " ? .'fi
Grants fine calf boots and heavy shoes :of all .
- ;-kinds- . 'J',V' 'U'
Travelling B?;gs, TrunksVRubbers;ei6
yi GIvcerole 'Polifeh for fine frhoesf acknoeldarcd' the.bcfet for:.
pn Fervirg leather yet introduced to the trade. . t v
Ell AS
CO
II
,. fflayejasit ffieceivefl---
Seme' of the Handsomest Paiternsrih
imam
arid BBUSSflS
.Ever shown, in this 2 City, ;
CARETS
CALL AND LOOK AT OUR CARPETS BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE
"(GiDlhi(6nDo:
BURGESS NIGHOES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IS
all kinds of
3p
DRNITUR
BEDDING, &C.
1
A full line Of CHEAP BEDSTEADS.
LOUNGES, Parlor and Cnamber Suite, Cot - M
uiib ux ui b. 111 us uu uauu. nu. o ttcSI
Trade Street, Charlette, North Carolina.
1 -
(TafiD ait the
0.
I. BAEEBl
-TO.
(K-eil ODDbDcBtlLbiiim
-FOR-
MAY E
GOOD AND FRESH.
R &
ROSS.
HOW
I
-The largest and most' complete
stock of
X: To ba found in the State.
Also full lines of ; ' ' .
' WOOL YARNS, . ".
iM ZEPHYR, .
HOSIERY, . ,
GLOVES,
CORSETS,
' ' . COLLARS,
' LACES. "
NECKWEAR,
r Handkerchiefs, ; .
Jerseys, Notions and Fancy Goods of
all kinds for Ladies, Misses and
Children. All fresh and new at the
very lowest Cash Prices.- '
. Respectfully, x ' .
'. O. M. QUKRY.
Safes for Sale.
Two good second-liand safes will be sold cheap
, One JUXLER'S. ' " ' One HERRING'S.
GAItOUA CEISTRiL 12 AIL
WAY. a ; Offics or Sufkrintkkdkht, i 1 ;
WrunHQTOH, N. Cm Sept. 27, 1885. f '
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. !
ON AND AFTER SEPT 27, 1885, THE FOLLOW
lng Schedule Vlil ba operated en this Ran
rord . . . : :. .- ; y
passenger, mail and express trains, "
daily except sunday.
) Leave Wilmington at. . .1 : .7.00 p. is.
No. 1. Leave Raleigh at .... .. 7 85 p.m.
V Arrive at Charlotte at.. 7.80 a. 'm -
) Leave Charlotte at....'.., i 8.15 p. k.
No. 2. V Arrive at Raleigh at.... v... 9.00 jl. k.
) Arrive at Wilmington at... &2Sa.m,
LOCAL FREIGHT Passenger Car Attached. '
Leave Charlotte at.... .
Arrive Laarinburg at ...
Leave Zaurmburg at..
Ardve Charlotte at ...
mm -mmm
Asplv to Chas. R. Jones, at
THIS IFFICE.
.... 7.40 A, X.
.., 5.45 P. X. '
... &15 A. K.
... 4.40 P.M.'
Passenger Trains stop at regular stations only,
and points dusigjcated in the Company's Time
Table., j - ....
SHELBY DIVISION, PASSENGER," MAIL, XX v
PRESS AND FBM6HT. .
: - (Dally eoDeept Sunday.) .
Leave Charlotte at..... ,...v 8 15 a. m.
Arrive at Shelby at. .. .... ...12.15 p. m.-
. Leave Shelby at. . . .-. ......... .......... .. 1.40 p.m
Arrive at Charlotte at..... .... .. 6.40 p. m
Trains Noajl and 2 make close connection at
Hamlet with B. A A Trains to and from Raleigh.
. Through 81eeplng Cars between Wilmington and
Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte. -
Take.Traln No. X for Statesvflle, stations'
Western N. C. R. R., Ashevllleand points west. r
1 Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville, Athens, -
lanta and all points southwest -
L.C.JONZ3,
. ' Bnperlntendejjl
F. W. Cliex. Gen. Paw Ajren
JUST RECEIVING
THE BEST STOCK OF GOODS IN
, THE CITY IN OUR LINE. ;
A. R. & W B. NISBET,