CSAS. tt. .JUNES,
- Editor aiift Proprietor.
f FrrRn;i AT THTC POSTOFFICB IN CKAKLOTTE , K.
3., as Second Class Mattes. ' '
THE HAZSR02&
. The Convener! Which assembled
4 at Savannah ktsiTuesday to discuss
the condition of Southern' Harbors,
and the. approaches thereto, was one
of the most important bodies - which
has assembled at theSouth since the
war. Its membership' was large and
' representative. There were dele
- gates resnilarlv appointed from seven
of the South Atlantic States, and the
Convention as an expression of pub
lie send merit? id its work well, as is
attested by the adoption of the reso
lutionX published' in.- The Observer
; yesterday.
It was th? most remarkable con
vention in one respect, that we ever
"snftechvmakini? convention. : It was
apparent before the convention as.
sembled'that there was great unani
. mity .-of opinion among the delegates
' as to what the character of reswlu
tions ought to be, and when the com.
mittee on resolutions met it was
found that there was nothing in the
way of unanimous report. Tho ac
. tion of the convention adopting the
resolutions was also unanimous, and
ligitim-.ite arguments on the subjects
likely to engross the minds oi the
lilt U1UC1 ., VfUB OktlU'U' n iicu v-
port of the committee on; resolutions
was adopted ,without, a diseect'.ng
voice. .
It was not only harmonious, but it
was harmonious for good . to the
"South; aye for good to lhecouiilryj
in showing to the members .of the
Federal Congress about to assemble,
the great unanimity of the
people in the Union to have the
harbors and theapproach.es there
to improve:!, to the extent of
their necessities, commensurate with
their gro wing commerce, and the im
portance of their local importance..
: The influence of the Convention
Will be felt in the halls of Congress
It will be felt in the new throb of life
which" will be given to Southern!
commerce and Southern develop
ment, , '
There is a new life in front of us.
'The past is dead, and will be short
Jy forgotten. God speed the day.
We want to , see more E ver and
Harbor - Conventior s: 'more unani
mity among the people ; less section
iilism, and, more united effort for tfce
good, grandeur, glory, and prospers
ty of pur common country. ' w
The Value of "Water.
-. Attention is. called by the' Coal
Trade Journal, in an elaborate article,
to the fact that the value of water as
aid. to blasting, when used in connec
tion with explosives, 13 rapidly be
coming recognized in this country,
as well as in the larger mines ana
'quarries of Europe. Among the fa
vorable points pertaining to this pro
cess, epesial mention is made of the
fact that the powder in exploding,
uursis tne lUDe containing ine water,
and careful estimates ; showing
with increased power or explosive
violence; this is because the rendirg
force is extended through the water,
in accordance with certain" well
known principles . of hydrostatics,
over the enlarged interior area of the
bore hole, due to the space occupied
by the water tube. A much larger
quantity of the material to be mined
or quarried is thus brought down or
loosened with a smaller quantity of
given off' -by the burning of the pow
der and surrounding gases converts
a larger propprtion of the water into
steam, the elastic force of which as
sists in the oporatioa of blasting, and
the steam and remaining, water to
gether extinguish the flame and flash
of the-powder.
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Died from Yellow ITeyer.
New Orleans, Nov.- 27. - A- death
r . 11 , t-r- . . . A V, J
lruui vtsiiuw icvci wuuicu uu uutuu
the steamer. Vedezuelan, in this
port yesterday. : The steamer sailed
from Liverpool,, Oct. 17, via, Central
America, Mexican and West Indian
ports. , The Health authorities have
had the 'vessel thoro ughly f umigated
and feel no uneasiness concerning
the matter. Earnest : Richardson
Parser of the steamer was sick when
the vessel arrived, and died this
morning. He did not, however,' have
yellow fever.
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Business Failures
New York, Nov. 27. The business
failures occurring throughout the
country duriDg the last week, re
ported to R. G. Dun & Co.,; number
for the United States, 199, and for
Canada, 15, a total of 214, against
240 last week,' ana zz6 the week nre
vious. ' Except that' failures are in
creasing in the South and on the Pa
cific coast, there is nothing special to
note this week : ; ,
The Rosadallsi Remedy
. pnsAniT.TSisasovrelsai remedy for all dl-
seases 61 the blood. It has no equal for the cure
n nsnnni rtlanrdfefS. Read thtS:
j I would like to bear testimony to the merits , of
ROSADALIS, by sailng that some eight jears ago
-1 was totally prostrated, and could get no reUef
from our family physician, but after taking- one
bottle of RO 3AD4LI3 became entirely restored
toSSltL I now weigh 175 lbs., tut when, i &8t
. tookyour medicine I weighed only 130. I cheerful
ly recommend it to all. and espmauy tnose aimct-
ed with nervoasaekARONj Ealtlmoref M(J
Tice I'resStlcnJs YJ'lio OaTe Diexl
in OCice.
Four Y.ce-Presidents besides , Mr
He; d ricks ha cited in offiev George
Clinton b-gan i'.fe as a sailor in a pri
vateer, serve-i as a .lieutenant in the
exped ition against Fort Fronlenac.
siu-tii Liw.'aiid rtered policies as a
member of th Colonial Assembly t
Ne York. He became a menober- ot
the Continental Conrefr8 in 1775 and
was a'terwardi a brigadier general
In 1777 be elected -Governor; ot
New York, which office he held ibv
eighteen year in succession. - After a
retirement of four vears he was jisixin
elected Governor ia 18U1, and in 1S04
was chosen Vice 'President with Thos..
Jefirson, He was re-elected in 1808,
with Madison, and continued in -of-,
fice until his death, in April 1812. .
Eibridge Gerry, of Massachusetts,
after having been- a member of the
Continental Congress from 1770 to
17S5, a signer of the -Declaration of
Independence, in 1797 . an t Minister
to France in tbe latter year and Gov
ernor of Massachusetts in lblU ana
1811, was, in 1812, eiecf.ed Vice Pre
ident at James Madison's second elec
tion to the Presidency.. He took bis
seat as Presfdent of the Senate.March
4, 1813 : - lie died in Washington
Nov. 23, 1814
William R King served, in Con
gress from North Carolina, his nauve
State from ,1811 to 1816 Afier seiving
as secretary ofJe.auon be returned to
this country and settled in Alabama
from which Slate he was in 1819 elec
ted to the United. States Senate
whore he remained until 1844 He
resigned to accept the ; mission, to
France, nud upon. 'his return in. 1846
was re elected to the Senate, which
faejeft to take the Vice Presidency
with Franklin Pierce in -1S53. -He
had acted as President pro tern, oi
the Senate for ,more than ten years
- Henry Wilson's real name was
Jeremiah Colbath, He left JNew
Hampshire, and his name behind him
hi 18b'3; when he was twenty one
years of age, and went to Natick,
Mass , where he learned the trade of
hof-maker. In 1810 he entered poli
tics bv becoming a member of the
State Lemslature.iu tbe,two branches
of wliich he served eight years. Af
ter"considerabl3 acLivny in politics
he was "elected "to tho United States
Senator in 1855, in which body he res
miined until 1872, when he was elec
ted Vice President on the ticket with
General Grant, s -He died in Wash
ington, November 22,-1875.
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licaue ! . V1
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A large meeting wf;sheld in Atlan
ta. Qa . Tur sdav evenins? in th in
terest of l he pending, campaign in j TjnaJIr
Ireland for home ruin v he leading! 17 ing
mm
im trra W r -
X 1 AND
! BLOOD KUB1G38H''
j
t, ;
LT.Nfi Eruptions, Itching and.tfura
??kin Torturpn T rwithcnme fttp. aid
Ke tkrs were Kev. (teo AX & 'tis, ot t every species or uenrag, tioaly, JPirup-y, lnnenwa.
mtii Iosv! (A Hal, f rnoi infancy to
tlu age,are positively cured by - itiocka he great
Kln ure, aaia t rmcuiu fcop. an exquisire. s.in
Beantjftcr, extemaliy, and Cdticura EESOLVifiXT,
the new Blood Purifier, externally.
WITH SO Hi S. ;
t 1 . t . 1 . . . .v.1'. ri . - - .'.' - ' -i '
.r1!'. T )' v. - " ' ... ' j .. '' 'I
I have been aSicted slno last Manh with aHkin
dl-easn i lie doctors CiLed Ec-zema M l'acj
ooverfd wKh scabs and sores, asirf the Itching and
burning v.ere atnvi uuhearaU.-' ieiK your
Cxjticcka icMi:.T)iE8 so b$Iifv ir comrueded, con
cludeKi to sfivti tiswn a ti'Sal. using the riTiccr.
and t'UTicuK.i Soap rxternall?. an l EitSOLrEX'T
inf rna:$y. ror four ro:;tht I c Jl bits: If cured,
in gratitude for which I aaue thi3 public state
mer t - ' ,
Mrs. CLaKa A'. VREDEBICK
Beaod Bkook, Coan
1V I.'f.FACf3,IA'Kg and 3f l-:CH
I was afflicted wicti Eczema on the Saalp. Face,
Ra r and Neeic, wh ch t be ar; ggist. - whf.re I got
yonr remttles. pronounced on o the worst cases
that luid ever cora-s uder his notice. lie advised
me t try j our Ccticuka Rkmedtss; and art r five
1,t? : v-y scfi.lt part or kit fac were eu
U.xu L. - r- -. n iiiothT ek to have
'iiv c.c, !i.U'5r part ucy f !ce cun d.
- HRR.VIAX SADE.
120 E. 4ih Strekt, Nkw Yobk.1
i roil ara eiss3,ses ctijKJ.
Ccxicura s ands at the he d or Its da-s. epec
ialiyis uiitbcase with the Cuhouka Soap.
HfiT iiad an unusnally good trade thJs Bummer,
owilg to the prevalence of an aggravated torm of
Itch through soni lycll- i-s in the country, in
Which the CtmcuiiA- RBMEDIE3 i roved satisfac
tory. . W h. UA KDIGGr, Druggist.
Uniontown, Kt.
'Louis. tKn ; Hot.r.v .W.-HillaMJ1
J G A.Vmtnig iT!'.r.'i St.. Pali
lip', Episcopal r.imr?., n .-' uuder'
suj'jiif iou on t'h r rtV. 'iing his
uiisirf'tnal. r' f U'jusu'i Dr Arm-'
rSJ ro'og, vho is-u: nauvVs ;l !r !arj'l.
deiM.nrtct-d in Krroc.' i?nv.-:-ne--he
jerritij oppres.::o: hiclt he taid
hiw rrative c.uiyry.'.- ui' subject
rikii g ri.s-.nu;ii'i & n.t h'.n t c-jtiQ.
dcnciDr A 08s:ri'?g S ; Qa one
H :- nlast j iv.R vl:t-re l: -HanOiite
:ov - jjiioi'--,; r-;s4 ftk, - arid whtri1
S Jnj'ya h v. as iipfueU. i ho hatui that
x'" ndr tf i" was tbrtt of B shopKeane
r Kichmono. Va-
i ci tM Cvsuifi , . trouble tin rnt- 1 o me, of
"''hs'-.h you is': - ;'.i.ifii. vv lele
iirati 1 : recivi-d .,Xfr-six.g. .infi
ei::o n my iiiUiritv JiiiJ kood will.
fwv 'h-iuime w front itm) - ;C'5t:
mom'!, : InhuviTi lor wiiom now I
hav as s rontr a reppeot a ever
thr..bbed in an lrsli . breast.'
The
cheers ; and dei'nontr-aliona at this
point been me, au ovation. The speak
er co ncl i id ed . w i t h a s t ron g pi ea for
insn rignis ;
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
An average of 2, 500 boxes of oi
nges are passing througtl Jackson
ville, Fia , daily. .
The first girl brn in Birmingham,
Ala., is in short dresses still, and yet
the population of that city is over
21,000. .
Charles Crocker the railroad mag
nate of San Francisco has given $31,
000 to construct a building for the
Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of San
Francisco. - "
Mr. John Henry Grimes, a native
of Nova iScotia, resident of San Fran
cisco, has four perfectly developed
aia aerviccabie ears.
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A number of th3 citizens of Santa
Fe, Nr xM., have sent Cren Fitz Lee a
beautiful little silver sabre in token
of their appreciation of the late Dem
ocratic victory in Virginia.
In 1880 Brunswick, Ga.t had a pop
ulation of 2,800 Now the population
is 8,000 and rapidly increasing, and
De cuy is improving in every re
spect. .
The Woman's Journal says: 4 "One
of the most noticeable and one of the
most promising siej.ns of the times is
the increasing number of clergymen
who put themselves on the side of
woman suffrages."
A Virginia planter sold a wjgon
oad (1,500 pounds) of leaf tobacco in
Danville, last week for $750. This is
a good deal better than going west to
grow up with the country.
-A recent investigator into the cause
of consumption says that the disease
is often inherited because the heir
has taken for his personal use the de-
scendents old matres3es, upholstered
chairs, anl carpets.
; There is" only one man in Nebraska
who is a millionaire, and only ten in
he State whose wealth exceeds $500
i00. Eight of this- number live in
Omaha, the other two ' holding resi
dences m, Lincoln. -
Somebody asked a man in.Sacramen
r,o who had made an investment in
ottery tickets if he was f not afraid
of ' the hand of the law. "Why
should J be." was tbe rejoinder, "I
Dought my tickets of the policeman
whose beat run past my house," ' -
A sure mn for Wind, Biedin(rt Itching and DJ
oeratw tJii.n h.is been di'jtiovereu by Ur. Williams.
U'.n Iririian Hejr.eiy , called Ir .Williams' Indian
Pilc.Oiiitir.elit. A single, boi ha9 curwl the worst
chrome Cii:h of 2or j$u years standing. No one
snTr fiv mfnutas after apniytn tins wondrfui
vooih'riK Mi:j!h)i!e. Lotn' and i n.stmi!iiincd do
mo.'-b 'firm tiian gooi- .Wiliianis' - Pile Ointment
absorbs thf taiaors, a'lay-; the intense itching
(partictiiai ly it nittbt after i-ettins -waun in bed.)
acts a .Jticc, given? ,-.iritant ri!tt find is pre-.
areuon or raw. ;:ori'n or pm&ce oans, una
'or not hi f-sft li m rip. T. C. rolth A
Co., asen . , '..ia odAwly
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By Dr. Fra?.?er"s Mfijj'c- oiiiti.'it'i-.t. Cures as it by
Maic. pimple. hsci. lm-ot 5w!.ts. ).lf;U'hBsaiid
eruptions oji the- taea, rtsving : U a-n cioar and
beaatlfui.- -Aisocmx iVh iait ri-euui, sorenin
pls,.!ior lijw, and td. r-ltijatft ov ers, doidby
drugtrJ -t. it? mai;ul i"i rs--.; v VHoh,'50 .nts
Sold by T. e it . f , - -,ah'i4ivjwi r
The. elf KHt 7 rrom (iw -'Unj.' (ia-t bnllfi on East
Tri on sei te . m S.15 u $4i 0. a year, according to
lengm an-'i teim- or ma?e
' Also, a 2 orse f irm (135 here') 8 ndies east of
Charlotte, willi privilege of 'hree years lease.
nov2Gdwlt . JRUtUb BaRUINGEB -
TnetworiitiLs of the Petersburg Cot on Mills
with all thtftr niacliinery tenement :houev
&c. will be said t nublio atiction on December
16ih and 16th nxt ht ? tj-bur. Va. For cata
logue and parti julars npT.jy to
ALiSXiNDEK HAMILTON,
- - Trustee and Ccm'r.
nov26"2w " .Petersburg, Va,
WAN i -
Board for gentleman and wife In Kome private
boarding ho se or tareiiy Addiess,
v L. w:.
eov25 ' : Box 164, City.
FOR SA'LK.-
Two ivautlfal lota Fifth stree? arh RGxlSO.
Price $175 acti It M. IH WIN.
novi.6d2taw-2w. .
JUST RLCEIVED
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And l.i store ore ear load flue ' " ''-
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No. 1 Timothy Hay, ;.
The best NaRhvil'e Bran, New Water Ground Com,
. Meal, a nice lot of os on Cabbage, Very fine
Northern Appe, White Pea Beans, Shnlier
: Dried Sugar Corn. Northern Irfet Po- ; v
tatoes.. Sw et Potatoes, Turnips, v -
Coco:inuts at 5'. -ach, Raising, .
. Clnon. currants. NuSh, - v .
Frem-h and Plaia -
Candles, -
Horsford's, Boval, Patapsco s and I ton Baking
PowdeH. Dndtsrwood s oeviie-l Bam, Gaa .
Borden's EagJe Brand Condenst-d milk,
Joseph llutue'! World Renowned Sal
mon, Bahama PloeAile. Thijrber '
8dced Pi' e Apple. Tomato Cat
sui, , German Mustard, " ,
OiiV'8. Capers, Horse
' railsh.: irinarj:
1 Swe-t Chocolate
KOSF. & L4CKWLL
CHOW-CHOW, :
PURE "GRAIN PEPPER,' '
CODKI3K,
MACKEREL.
FiiiiSU CHBESE,
M1NCK MEATS,
LARD HAM and
KLO,TR, LEGETS'A
WUEAT H LAKES.
OAT SSEAL and
IMPORTED SS.GIIMIl PEAS.
The toe-t VantHa an t Lemon , Ertracts made.
Extractrd Honey In 10 pound cans and In hand
some Jarv And don't, forg-t uiy XXX Bl.fc.NDED
TEA, with eb pound of whicn I sive a transpar
entgold b'i'i ChPia cun saceer. on1y &J cents a
pound lwilliv you 12 pounds oE Grannlatt-d'
Sugar for $l.i 0; li pounds 'C" Sugarfor $1 0; i 2
pounds new r?re for Sil j0; 8 pound ot the bi8tRio
Coffee for $l.0'j; and many other thltiys in the way
of v family supplies tiiat I will t.it mention, but
would respefuily laviro '11 to come and &ee what
I have an i hear ray prices.
Are sold by all drugiAts. Prieef Cuticfra, 150
cents; Resolvent, SUX) ;So4P. 25 cents. 'Pottkr
Dkuo akd chemical, Co., Boton. S.nd for "How
to Cure Skin Diseases. " "
UTIFT the Compxlon and Skin by using
the CtmcuKA Soap.
THE SEWIVG MACHINE IS THE.
cause of Uterine Pains and Weakness.
For Aching Sides and Back. Kidney
Pains, Sciatica, Chst Pains, Weakness
and Infiarnatton. ths CtmcrjitA Anti-
Pain Px-astkb U infallible. 25c.
nov4dwed&sat&w. v . ' - ' "
fi. JB. OOOHEME.-Oa A3. S. JONES
CHARLOTTE .
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
R ,E. COCHRANE, Manager.-
15.
:. AEEXAKDEB'.
Lord Tennyson's Grnffness.
The London Life tells some anec
dot'-s of Lord ' Tennyson's peculiar
gruiiness. Un one occasion he was
at a garden party, and somebody of-
terea nim a sandwich. Le was la
boriously ' munching this when the
hostess rushed up to him with anxs
ious inquiries about his health and
entertainment Thank you, mad
am," he said, "I am eating asaud
wich. Are your sandwiches usually
maae or oia doom, may l asKf An
other time he was asked to read one
of his poems at house where there
wag a party of young girls. , He
blankly refused. 'I shan't!" he said.
l'resently he noticed-that one ot the
girls was so deeply disappointed that
the tears stood in her eyes. He laid
his hand on her shoulder and said.
"Would you like to hear me read?"
"Oh, yes 1" . she exclaimed. "Then I
will. People sav I amka brute, and
they are right, but I will read to
you." And he took toe, dook ana aes
lighted everybody by reading f or a
long ume. ' . -
Genta. to make a eood aDDearance, should have
shapely looking feet. Fine fitting shoes, con
structed on scientific principles cover up aeiects,
and at the same Ume develop all the good points
to one's feet. For these reasons, and for ease and
comfort, always ask your dealer tor tne "HANAN"
shoe by tar tbe best ever made. A. E. RANKIN
& bhu. agents ror unarioue. . . . iuu.aeoa
HANAfr S YAL Kill G FAST.
i- : -, WHA.T TH27 SA7 ABOUT TEE , "-('
SHOE.
. " " Nos. SI & S3 Park row.
' - " . New York. Sept. 23, 1885. J
Gentlemen i Havin'notlced in this morning's
Son your advertisement concerning the Han an 'a
W&ukenphast shoe sold by you, I cannot refrain
, from expressing, unsolicited, my satisfaction with. ,
pair which after a year's almost continuous
wear, I am just about discarding. -1 had been ao-
customed to having my shoes made to order, pay "
ins: rrom 99 to 913 a pair for the same. Last sum- -
. mer I mean a year og-o wishing' for a pair of
. shoes at short notice for a trip to the mountains, X
stepped into your establishment and purchased a
P 5f3ia 'or ease and comfort on long
-tramps In the COUntrv T tiava n array hart their
durability they
THIS A&ENCY WILL BUY AND SELL LANDS
of every description and in any cart of North
or South Carolina, and will rent property in the
city of Charlotte, collect rents, attend to rerjairji
and make prompt returns, and if desired will at
tend to payment of taxes, effecting of insurance,
etc. ..,.. , ..-..,.-
All property yut Into our bands will be
Advertised Free or oit
For a stlpulat a previously agreed upon.
. FOR SALE.
IOne dwelling house on B street. 7 rooms, closet
in each room, well of good water, lot 9dxl00 feet,
in good neighborhood. Price, $2,0Xl
O One dwelling en 5th street, adjoining residenet
iof S. M. HoweD. 4 rooms, well of water and staolg
. tot ouxiab, convenient to Dusiness. irice. $l.55J
3 One dwelling on South Tryon street, adjojuliife
residence of Dr. Bratton, 8 rooms, closets anc
pantry, weu oi wawr, wen located for a boardine
house. Price. $&,G0O - . ,
5 One dwelling on cornor of Graham and lfiti
streets. 5 rooms, kitchen, well of water, lot v
feet on Graham street, 162 feet or 10th street
very desirable property. Price, $1,29).
QOnessflwelling ooPopLir street, 10 rooms, lot
Q99xl98 feet, brick kitchen, outhoiisesstahle. weli
, of good water, solcf on terms , to sun purchaser
Price, $4,000. , -.
OQ Dwelling in MechanIcsvme, , 1 story S-ro-7ac
AO house, lot 99x190; fronting on C street, lot
1786, square 215, adjoining property of W. A. Sins
and others. Price. caab7b50.
09 Two lots. Nog. 5S7 and 808, sauaraf46, front
Ou ing.99 feet on B street and runninktbro'igrJ
to C street. On the preralses is a twrt6rxfran.c
dwelling, seven rooms and small storefeon.sS,
01 Tan yara at Lowesvllie, N C.,; ai Xtbej
t"t vats, 1 pool. 2 lima 1 shop house bar
house bark mill Louse, stable, dwelling: 1G acre. '
land connected with tan yard. Prtee Al.O'. o, o;
will lease for 5 or 10 uears on reasonable terms.
DC A very desirable farm, containinK i(55s
OtJ acres, about three miles wst. of Cn&riott
-on the Cai-oiina Conti-al railroad, tarown iu th
Junius najas iarm. aoioiniiis; the lanes of Dr
Paul Barringer and otliers. Sevan-soom dweUlnt
and necessary outbuildings in good reiJronth
premises. Wei.' watersd and in a jed neighbor
hood. . Price per acre fJ30
0( Lot fronting ob Morehead 8W99x366 feet, 1
J7 small two-room house, well, let well set with
fruit trees. Price $858.
a -j Mye-room dwelling with kifcoben and stable,
1 1 lot 99x198 on West Tiade street, rjeautifu'
grove and well of good water. Prise $2,200.
y One story frame dwelling aatf lot on Stone
ti wall street Price $500. .. .
i O One lot and abalt lot, unimproved, on ti
0 corner of B and 11th streets. Price $650. "
R One story frame store house 20x60 feet, lot
tu 24x100 ftet, fronting on lailroad, and ne
unimproved lot in rear of above 10txl25 feet, botn
at Sanford, Moore county. N . C. ri e $450.
At Tw0 8t0rv frame dwelling, four rooms, bnrn,
ttU i stable, smoto house, good well, some ijuit
trees, about acre of land, in Sanford, Moore co.,
N.C. Price $1,300. , - .
irj Fifty one aeres of land, 23 acres unde't cultl
xl wation. t alance timber mostly pime, some
oak. Two tenement houses on place, lying on the
edge of Sanford, Moore county, N. C. Priee $850.
(The above three tracts wfil be sold together e
separately, and if purchaser desires can secure
fusal of a stoefc of goods at price agreed upon
tween himself and the owner.) . . .
5) 150 Acres In Davidson county, N. C..'
L miles from Lexlngtoa and 8 miles from Lin
wood. Six room dwelling, good water; four acres
in apples, peaches and grapes. Price $2,000.
r- - Lot with two-story bouse, six rooms and two
J't room kitchen, well and garden, being pron-
Sr130111118 J s' HUHlPBV residence. Price
$2,650. ,
U FK!!1?CI!gf J laiMi ln and adjoining Hunt
f ortable tour-room dwelling house, good bam, crib,
L6"- 16- Price
$3&.uuiieracre. . ... r.f;r.4 . -
FOR RENT.
v ''.-"'"' '!'s - r.v- ;-'--t--iv:-?v..'-.'-v,ri4.;i-'ir:::i'f-7
Dwellins bouse on Snnth - Tram
tog the residence of Dr. BmttoSr tcrTcb
,uvuvi ivwrau iui a uuciruulg nOUSe
Apply to ,v . - .
Charlotte Real Estate Agency,
wpt2dtf , - at CX)CHKANE; Manage-
- ' We do hereby certify titut we super
vise tlutarrangsTiieriiiii for all the Monthly
una Ksmi-Annual DrawirigsGf thelKmii'
iana State Lottery Company, andin per
son manage and, control the Draivfngt
themselves y 'and that the same are eon
ducted with honesty, fairness, and in
good faith toward xll parties,' and tea
authorize the ccifipany to use this asrtiji
caie, ivith fac simuies of oursitfnatvircr
attached in its advariis&7ie7?.tMi"
We the undersigned; Banks and
Ttankers will ,ay all Prizes drawn
in The Louisiana State Lotteries,
which may be present d at our coun
ters. , -
tre. Foiii.k.iiiiH, siio.I a:ik ,
- N 4 9111. 81 MKJtWf
Ires New OrlranH Nai'l Zlmtli.
TNPRECEDENTKD ATTE ACTION !
U - Oyer Haif a.ffionDisirMi
ousiana Stats Letter
Incorporated in for 25 yeacs bytheLeeisla
Lture for Educfiticaal and Cnaritabie piirpcsss wJtb
a capital ot $i,txajJij-to-. which a reserve mad of
over $560,000 has since been aaaed.
By an overwhelming popular vols Its f ranch ise
was made a part ot tne press; it State Constitution
adopted December 2d, A. D. 1S73.
Its Grand Single .Nunaoer- Drawings will take
piact monthly.- it never scales or postpones. , - '
Look at the f ollowicg Distributions . - -
iS7tti Grand HSontMj
AND THE
Extraniiiary Sfmi-Annkl Drawing
Tn the Academy of Music." New Orleans. Tuesday,
v ' December 15, 1885. uncer'tbe jiersorral
. supervision and management of
Gen, G. T. BEAUKsaARD, of Ka, and
Gen. Jtjbal A, Early, of Virginia. "
"Notice. Tickets are Ten Dollars
only. Halves, $5. Fifths, .2. -.
- Tenths', Si.
- . ' LIST OF PRIZES.
1 Capital Prize of $150,000, $150 000
1 Grand Prize of " fiO.000, : 5O.000
.1 Grat d Prize of -20.000, " 20,000
2 i arge Prizes of lu.ooo, 20,000
4 Large Prizes of . 5.000, v 20,000
20 Prizes of . " 1.0(K), . 20,0OO
50 - 500, ,, : 2,000
100 300,. 'Mm)
200 " . . . , 200, . .. 41,000
;00 " 100,. 60.000.
1,000 ", - . 50, . 50,000
. APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation J-zeof $200, $20,000
100 . " . I'M, 10,000
ICO " - 75, 7,500
279 Prizes, amounting to -." $552,500
A ppllcation for rates to clubs should besnade only
to the office of the company in New orleis. -
tor further information write clearly, grvtng tub
address. Postal Notes, Express Money Orders, oi
New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency
by Express tall sums of 5 and upwards. at our ex'
penae) addressed, , M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. La.
Or M. A. DAUPHIN,
Washlngtsn..D. C
Make P. O. Money Osders payable ad- address
Eegtetered Letters to .
NEW OSLEAKS NATIONAL B aJK, s
New Or&ans, Le
G3
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK. "
''. ; New 0?teans, La..
STATS NATIONAL BANK,:
New Orleans, La.,
rew Orleans, La
m w expect mml
- N. C. Division.
TWAINS GOIZi
May si. fca5.
Leave Clvariotif.
, " SHlltfDUrf, -
" High point,
fxrlve Greensboro,
Leave Greensboro
Arrive Hillsbcro. '
" . Durham,
" Raleigh,
Leave Raleigh,
Arrive (joldaboro,
No. 51,
Daily.
aii! ml
.1
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20
Ko. 15 Dsiiv .-TTrrr
Arrive at Gold&o
ac tsansbury with W n p et or R 4
Western N. C, At O.i fi- R. for anTCi.
.D.E.S. and fnn. mi 5I at dreenciJ: H.
-z-itiais on gaizrsift
Leave Golduu
Arrive Raleigh, .
.Leave Raleigh,,
Arrivb Durham,
Leave Greensitnro
"D"fl dint.
oausmiry,
Ko 6
;JDaijy,
2.35 rTm
3.80 p m
2-2 P u
X ('i P ai
P ra
P in
ii ii P m
l-Oo a m
9.S6
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a a
Arrive Ralefeh -PB
taveRalelh loiS13
Arrive Greenshn n
v v o..-vt q m
8i
a a
J vr fill noirta c
1 1- t . v uw mill raif hn. . .'"i.AKO
meior m points SohSil itb A 4c
OINS SOUTH.
Leave Grefenstcjc,
An ive Kemeisviiie.
Arnve Salem,
GOING NORTE.
Lave Saim,
Arrive KeraersviiJe.
AiTiveGrfensboro,
No. 50.
rai:y,
in m p m
S12.S9 n t
1 1-17 -pm
r
i
Ko. 51.
ji Daily,
6 55 p m
'-SO p ni
I: S.60 p m
Kp. 52,
Daily.
f'-W) a a
U.25ao
no. a
Daily.
6.40 am
'.(Sam
8.05 a
STATS TTNlYJmmTYTR:
GOING NOBTfi
Leiv? Sa-Twi Hill,
Arrive- I'EiverRitj,
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Universitv,
Arrive Chanel Bill,
No. l.
: Daily
ex Sun.
13.25 a w
ir.25 a m
: Ko. 4.
Daily
es. Sun.
pm
1.81 p m
DaHy
ex. Sun.
5.00 ptt,
6 oo p n
Daily
ex. Sun.
12.54pm
BUFFET SLEEPING CARS WITHOUT CHANGK.
; 00 trains 59 and 51, between Ksw York and
landi between Greensboro imdAaSSffi
JEhrough Pullman Sleepers on trains 52and ia
between Washington and Augusta, ana RfcKd
and Damil- Greeiboro and WaaoKSS
WashtaKton and New Orleans aajlimon(i Mni
eigll, , Goldsboro, Salisbury and Cbar'ottp fnTi
points South, SouthwestWest, mi SdH
For emifant rates to Louisiana. tmb. atSSS
aad the Southwest, aildress Jansa
vc M-.SL1TCHTEB.
vadVPAGeyua?afeager. Geri Pass. ArenL
-.Housee Rented, .
CHABLOXTS REAL ESTATE fii!NCI
3. K. COCHRANE, Managef,
""te8d tt.. TrdAtreotPront vmtrrt Wfcl
,MES. JOE PERSON'S
.To Tea?
SENB A2ZD GET Al FEW
rjrryr rfC " r"" "oies were made of etei
rJtrLrZ?,worn out the second sole tad
i?JErSFZ ot yo firm, and you are at
. MORIOMEB UVIKGSTOIf
ebl nt fharloUe,
T. R. IV! A G I L U ,
WHOLESALE GROCER ;
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
-1 t" -
1 CoIIeara St., Cfclk
SPECIAL, JSOTIOE.
KK ' A desirable building lot, fronting 99 feet
OO . on Trade street, and running through to
"Fourth street, oetween the property of CoL H C
Jones an 1 Dr. O'Donoghue, known as the Dr t
M. Miller place. Price $3,500. . - ' '
UHAKLUTXJfi REAL ESTATE AGENCY;
D M RIGLEE'S
MarjiaiM Beat Blscslts,
'M3IRTinf KICIG.
Fresh Every Evening
AT 5 OCLOCK.
D. M
Migler.
ri i FOR SALE. J .
. I will sell cheap, and on accommodating terms
a good second band, No. 2, planing and matching
machine, made jby Goodel& Waters, Philadelphia!
Sold only because I had to buy a larger machine
Apply to I JOSIAH 'ASBURY, '
,.novl9dtf , ;; Charlotte; N.C.
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Thel
Mirror
is
nov6tf
npnatserer..: Wn,",UiV
akei18?sweertale?M
: - 1?
,MagnolBalm;sthechahn,
,::L1:most the
AUUKinglclSS.
EsstcKS' Yitd Energy
Lost by Indigestion, Overwork,. Worry, Mental
' Strain, or other causes.
It is rti,M Great
ystem- He
AND BLOOD FVRIimi,
SO!j3 HIT ALL BRVGG1ST8
iff
ill
The largest and
stock of
most complete
m
To be found in the State.
Also full lines of
WOOL YAENS, ..
- . ZEPHYR,
HOSIERY,
- ; GLOVES,
; .- CORSETS,
' COLLARS,
LACES,
NECKWEAR,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
'V'm''
jerseys, Notions and Fancy boooz
S kinds for Ladies', ififlfles. J
Children. All fresh ana new
lowest uasn rnuos.
epectfully, '
tC. M. OUEKY.
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