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A Bey . Hero.
TTa was only & years old, little Tommy
Rrown. His ftitcr w&3 a picneer out ia
eron.' (L& erf ibsriap, as1 always, and
nd Oregon, if yo don't know where it is )
Pionwr8 discomforts and privations
dream of. They are -often" twenty miles
ytij from y store, . If anything has hap
ILnd tkat tkey have not laid in a supply of
.meat, flour meal, and tnesa things give
at at homey it bscomes a very- serious busk
e If roads are snowed up. or if the
mud is so deep a? to. make them impassable,
there is a chance that he pioneer's family
may go hmagry. They may , even starve, v v .
pro vision had given out in the family of
Ur Brown ; There had been' a deep, soft
0w s0 the roads, were .very . bad indeed.
But food most be Jaad or lis ' babiei would
have nothing to eat So the father .started
with his wagon to the .' store, twenty miles
ftway. was ..long. time getting there,
for the re4 was so heavy. '
" Mr. Brown loaded his wa-on and started
hack! Bni a tremendous fall of snow came
And blinded h im-and blocked his way. The"
wnued several days. Tue forlorn
, . . ., .... --
BUUi c'gTea on as
HW.a iM. .Uk .
IANUACY 25, . 13 6
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jslour Fhj -i i 'y . . . , .
rrxtr.. ................. .............
C:;rcc.
Pcz&-C. -7, per cucLsi.
Hlxed...
Os,ta helJed.
tfALTJKORif Flour t;:"?y: fiwara tr?t nd Dried rjltii pies, per ip.. .............
etern-,Superpe t2 6243X0; Extra $3Gtf - eacies, ccci2X.... ;.
$108; Family X45i4.75; City Mills Super g'4.60 - . ' unpeeled;. ......
.'-.00; Extra . 33.25i.0. ttlo brands, $462 Blacberrle8,;...... :
WEsax j-fiuinern ceaay; western turner; i-uwiue-ti":cw,..-. ,.... .....
isouinsm rei WZtSS; amber. 9197; ho I Mar- Irish
Tnd 91S9lVa No. 2 Wehtem winter red spot Catbae, iec pound.. ........i
8lVa hid. Com Southern steady; Westeru trai; Onions, perbustei. ...,..,....... ......
southern white yellow 463C0. ' - 4 - Beeswax, per pound....
nt-r Aeo-Flour steadier; utisern $140S$4 85. Tallow, per pound.... .... .. ..
Whesx closed IV36 lower-thau Saturday; Jaouaiy Butter, per pound...... .
'5vrtjK--ltfe; Ktbruary '80f?-8i: '- Corn-firmer; Ezgs, per dozen.....
casa February KG5ab7. Oats nrmer; Chickens.......
casn ana January i&iQSVa. Mess porlr active, Bucks....
but unsettled and . lower: cash $10.75 S10.W: Turkeys, per pound.
jeDTuary-iu.7.a;sisi.t4j: Marcli irj.Lj-7lo.vWij. weese..
Lard e isy and isi'oSSe lower: cash.. January and 1 Beef. per pound, net..
Jf ebruary s6rCt23.12i,2. - Boxed dcts steariy: dry Mutton, per pound, net.
SHltM shoulders 4.00ar $4.C5;nort rib sides $5.25 Pork, per pound, net.;.;...".
S5. T;shO:t clear sides 5.653$5.70. Wnlskey Wool, washed.....;...........
firmer at M.16. Sugaf easy; granulated " unwashed...,...
Standard A 6- . -, - , , j Feathers, new.
fKW. ifiKK soutnern nour steady;' pood to t-uaes. per pound
caoice extra sa.4U. w neat spot higher; ungraded
Jed blrj-QQ: No. 2 red February 89ii9W2 orn
spot quiet; onsrraoed 4SS;50; No. 2 January 61.
Oats iaVa high r;No. 28a Coffee -spot fair Rio
steady at bii euaar weak: fair to ffood rennlnar
5 16-2)5 9-13; refined dulU C -59155: 1 Estia' O
LZZZUZi'
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4::3
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45350
Tin v
'Q" . V7o LsyB H0T7 tba larcct end nest ccrnpl:t3 ctcc!i thit v
KJiJ rr frcl to tho Tr-D, ccpri.::r-cf dl tha btcct ttylca cf
olii ever
REPAIRING AND CLEANING.
D 7-160)5; White O 5; Ytllow 55l: Off A5?1?S6;
Mould A -;. Standard a 66 5-16; Confection
ers. A tSka 6 1116. Cut Loaf and Crushed 51A:
V '"Vi".' Cofcas. 6.:- Molasses n
km as ha could. But j 8Ped oil crude 241: re
Howcered 13 1627; Granulated 636 11-16:
qtuet. nice steady, cotton
refined 3iff 11 Eosiidull
-w rlder and colder. E began to be at Sl.tt?2i$l 05. Turpentine- firm at 41. Hides
ilirftairough. Nobody knew vhat finaUy h. knlet;,..ineM SW87a
nuia . - lfcll..--tow,.T v--. JL -10.75j middles . dull; long clear 5.E0 Lardr-
liappeme to him m those awful hours, or duu: we.tt-ra - Steam spot $6,4712: February
What MB IBUUguu o.lvui.'. ; 1 4u.n1, .cici&iLto cicav.. VAttuu u9 uiu; nueai 4U.
Vnr ke never: came home. When the
-tnrm "cleared awa, and people went to . HfnvI StorM
ft him. they found him 'frozen stiff U,: v ' : , ; -
lwr j. ,v, 1. . -Hia'-AwifA w WtuiNSToii Turpentine firm air 89. fiostn
ana mk -: r . ' firm strained 15: eood stralnea 80. Tax
VMRS.;H. -CROSS,
Opposite the postofacd, -
Is prepared to do all kinds or cleaning and re
pairi'iK of clothing at reasonatle rates. Will be
fouDd at her boarding house , - ' jan20dlw.
S
35-;.
dead, ftud ias children had keen left at home turn at? $1.00; crude - turpentine steady; hard TJ ?
1nne to' wait xui. ne caffle.uacK wun.uw ji.mi: yeaiowaip ana virgin isi.ou.
m-:.r. What had, become of them, rjoor . avasah Turpentine-firm
pru , -, . ... '- rnrm at 1
babies!
at 40:
ooasi 05
Chaklkkton -Turoentlne firm at 39M: -
atrauied tO; good strained 90. - . - -
Bosln
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PEB. GOAT A1TD HID BUTTON SHOH3 in all fjrc 'c3,
GENTS :-: BOYS i AND :-: YOtlTI
FINE CALF LACS BALIIOHALS, AND BUTTON GAITIH3. :
Gents fineealf boots and lieavy-Ghoes of nU
. V kinds.
TravellingBsgs, Trunks, Rubber eto
Glycerole Polish for fine shoes, acknoeldged thol)CfetTfcr
preserviDg leather yet introduced to the trade. ' " ,
To keep up"our3"eputatloa for good goods and low prices Glte us acall.f5 TradeiStrfe't, Central t
- " . Building. . ' - .
i GRAY & CO.
- NKW YORK-
Exchange $4.87. Money 10)2: Sub-treasary
bal&uc gold $153,323 000; currency $15,693,010;
(Ttwr.7inrent8 active: tour per cents, $1.23; threes
i,uu48; axata oonas very ouii.
Aiabauia-Cless A; 2 to 5. ...... ...... ....... 98
ClaJSB, lives.-. 1.04
ecrKia6's...u 1.02-
eorgia7's mortgage ...... v. l.OOiA
worth iroima 4'8..i..................89 $9012 '
riorcn uarouna b s.ex. lni.....-,.. i.ioa
North Carolina's Funding. i. . .... ;.. . -10
south Carolina Brown Consolff... : .i 1.08
Tennessee .7. ......... 64
finrinla 6's.. 43
Virginia C msolsu , ..: 62
Chesapeake and Ohio' 11
Chicago and Northwestern 1.05
Chicago and Northwestern, preferred.... . .. 1.86:
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OFFEH8 JO THE
AMEH-r
' In conscqunnce of the death of Mr. Samuel Cohens the entire 'took raurS
be sold, and for the next 30 days we will sell for f - j
Our entire stock" of Dry Goods, Bead yMade Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Gci
eral Merchandise at .
4"
W holesale i Retail :Trade
: The sweet gam, as gathered from a tree of the
The goods We mostly neW and desirable. , A large portion 'bought byXoar
same name, growing along the small streams to the Mr. EliaS in December, and at reduced price!?. - ' : . . . '
Southern States, contains a stimulating expecto " 1 I v " J 0 '' tT ' ' . " L '' ' f " " ' '' " r I
rant principle that -loosens the phlegm producing I 3HQ ' Vf JLXSI ITI IflSi "TOr ; - Y OUTSO I VGQl
,v WHOLESALE BUYERS WITH CASH wili find it to the -..ad vaW
T0JIMT AOTJ TH3 BABY 0UT IS THE COLD.
Denver and Bio Grande
Srie..........i.. ....... .... ........
Baft Tennessee... ........
Lake Shore. .V.....
Louisville and Nashville. .. .. ...... .. ........
Memphis and Charleston
Mobile and Ohio.........
Nashville and Chattanooga. .
New Orleans Pacific, 1st.
New York centrals. . . . t
Norfolk and Western preferred. . ...
FIVE tons:
231
84 .
13
45
59
1.02 I
25
25
Northern Pacific common.... ..... .
it had not been so ery- cold when' he left I Northern Pacific-preferred..... . . 66?
home and nobody thought; anything would m:::::::r::r:::;r::!f .
happen. There were two cnuoren, a ommy aichmond and ADeghany ....... 6 J
nnA a vouuger brother, only 4 years old, 1 Richmond and Danville -78
Their father wouia nave uaxxuj-uarevi w w-v. . yjy
leavethem, except that he had & beautiful: SV'VVV::::::::: 9lS
11
4fe
cms
the early morning cough, and stimulates the child
to throw off the false membrane in croup and
whooping-cough. When combined with the heat
lug mucilaginous principle, in- the mullein . plant
of the old fields, presents In Taylor's Cherokkk
Rkjedt of Sweet gumanu yixnxxcs the finest
known remedy for Coughs, Croup, Whooping-cough
and Consumption ; and ' so palatable, any child Is
pleased to take it.; Ask yourdruggist for It. Price,
S5e and 81. If he does not keep it, we will pay.
for one time only, express charges on large size
bottle to any part of the U. S. on receipt of SLOO.
WAtTEIl A. TATLOSi Atlanta, a.
age to examine tbe stock before purchasing elsewhere
J.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEB IN
All kinds of
and faithful shepherd dog. This noble an I st. Paul preferred
mal was u?ed to take care Of the children 1 lex as Facmc....
i as if thev had-beea two lambs: r His 1 iiStSirv- 1
' " . I V V GUUOU fl CkbUlU.i. .... mmm m
name was "Shep.'! He watched and guaraea 1 Wabash Pacific, preferred,....... . HVa
tlinm at nlav. durinsr the houM when their I Western Union.... 68
moa K1irro tn IoUa thTtl fllrmfl ' - I Bid fLBSt Did
The liLtle creatures ' and the faithful do ?
waited all day for Mr Brown toTcome back.
"'They went to bed, and to sleep, and still tl
father was not there next morning. - ;They
began to get hungry, as the day wore on,
Pm QTirtt ' TiiVhr. nns d. ; and the " next
juv B X 1
morning they were very hungry . indead.
Toey thought they would go ouy ana try to continent j France-
find mm. Ther were not very,, warmly t BAi.TrMORx Dull: middllna r 9M: vnet receipts.
dressed, bat out they, wenk They, wen lered ; gross S84;1 teases : Block'. 83,405; exports
. T . fl. . .i. t - I noasnwlae j : Great c Britain z continent ;
into the woods.' oniP ai wr wem.. n was . , , . . 4w- j..
xiicy wj.iB.oti "ai - rft 1 fcie ureal cntaia 210.1.
bit no nam came. ; Shep hugged as close to , WmmsuTONWeak; : inlddling
fham 1 a rivThArti wre wild animals celpts 425.t ; gross 4r
ny IdJJST Y BARRELS
gOSered. tAsked. SEx. Dir.
- ' - Cotton.
AL.VBSTON T?asy ; middling ; 9 ; net ; receipts
1 2793; gross 2793; stock 67,549; sales 167; exports
coastwise 9409; Great Britain : continent ;
KnnFOT.K-Onlet: mlddllna 8: nT re
ceipts 33b3; gross 8383: sales 608; stock - 41,749
Ilrliitt
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sales
8z&: net re-
-; stock 11,283;
. . ..m - t 4- 4
in the woods who wouidf have attacKea ana fhiijideLiPHIa Dull; low m ddling 9: net re-:
eipts S8; gross 38; BiOCK r jofivi', exports Joasi
?sft ; continent .
. . - . . -n M.JIM OOI.. MAntnfl
. . - . . . I'M . VI M, U IT3H1UP . .Tl 11111 iriu n.. . I HI nVllllijl
afather. ;Wornout a 8Tles 750; "stock 88.408;
ramfl thv huddled ddwa azamst Oheps UxnorTji coastwise 1805: to continent-; Great
Wovm inn Tt. i thft crrA.atest I Britain - l?ranrA - . .- .
elp 10.de; -gross 10,758; sales 4000; stock
93 ftTO: exourt coastwise ; to Great Britain
. 4h.vr ii . viVM , j uu.. w v , w . .
XI 02ILlE UUiei ; mioaung oil-xa; uri roi.-citw
v
Large Stock
Colors,' Yarms!ies,5Ete;
Now in its
ThWy-Fonrth Volnme;
BEDDING, &C.
A full line of CHEAP BEDSTEADS,
LOUNGES, Parlor and Chamber Suits .Cof
fins of all kinds on 4iand. No. 5- West
Trade Street, Charlette, North Carolina.
rwrzr ""-9:
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A GRAND "C-HANQE.
came warmej and began td rain:
poor tMags sutirea wnea morning gios8 3M7,' sales 5000; stock 69.6S5; exports
lliev had no hone and no refuse but. bhep. Jt-i. Great Britain SSS4
They hugged him'and cried together.- They ; MESPHis-Stfeady; middling 8; - celpt
teUed .tm.,ther couki snouc P V sJ-dmR K&S reetlpts 643;
younger ui shipments- -, sales 516; stock . n
: r w - ; Charleston Quiet: middling. 9; -
rm freezing h to
ONE CAR LOAD
And, fully -abreast with an the.reaulrements of
I modern Journalism . - - -
TOE 'DAILY OBSERVES
GIVE3
Charleston Quiet: ' middling. - 9; - t
i-oroirr -inii crmMM liTPO: sales . stock 70.740;
export to contlnenj 4280; coastwise 1407; Great
Britain -; France . :V: '
New Yokk-DuU; sales .20; middling uplands
9 8-18: Orleans ; consoUdated . net receipts
27.870; exports to'reat Britain 10,378; to France
8579; contmem 6103.
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said : !' tv'-'--. iif; 'M
. "lommy, oh!v Tommy,
death" ' :v 5
Then what do you think this brave, ten
der big brother did? big brother, though he
was only 6 years old He took his own coat
off, all the warm v garment; he had, ' and
wrapped it around the younger child. The
ra?n Tinnrfl.1 in tftrrfints. and lommy uau i , ino m. mw i9nR9f
nothing uponjhis shouflers ; but a, cotton Fu6ra.es closed quiet but sttady; sales 107,000 bales. JJa'AT CLOSE PRIGIOS
shrt, but he bora it an; anapuueu mo vy -D.jcember ' ro, irv
close about his baby brother. There is not January. ... 9-w.i"
me least douDt-cneuCTie ieuow wuum u-v ........ 9K).21
frozen to death only for this. ' - . - . J3jn 9 31 -$
So at last the neighbors found them at may. ."..".." V.V: . i QMiS?
noon, Mondayy ;cuddled all down close to- June..... ....... .k 962 68
gether, Tommy,- tha small brother and Shep.. 'y-- . '""""."."'.."J"i 9.69371
. Afew'hoursiore; and both the chUdren ber..:.:::::V.":.;.:::::......
would have been dead. .But how much the nh- v oia.ao
kind hearted people made over them when NoTember. ... -,
they did discover them 1 There i was hardly '- . -t ' .
whom I f i1rnool CiOItOn i,riw;M
, a.-. . a, .. . n. t.,f Tnmmv n hiiTers' favor; Uplands wi, "7r'.
TELEGKAEHIC NEWS
Fi om at home and from abroad! - and from al
Quarters of the glohe, besides all the ; current
Nm nf the dav. Local and otherwise. 1 Its com
plete and accurate dally,
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.1. H. MoADEN,
t; ; Telegrs phic Markf f Efporfs .;
Fcr the next thirty days we w'll take In exchange for "The Sew JHgh'.frm PavtoVsll- &nC of ma
chines at ahberalallowancd. - . -. v Jf ' a
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fin 1 plenty of friends now. BatWMn;;
UXj; ?wu o.5 f . - -Ui February and -
Uplanas ; ipw--u.muju. - Kvr- ----
Brown is the bravest, noblest' little lad .1,
nave heard of la many a day. He is one of
the heroes of the world. ; . -
More Snowflakes.
Most of you will have opportunity to ex-
Futures quiet
e clause Fet
Ma&adeliv . ,
- March and Apri' 4 61 64d4 60-61d.
Aral! and may soz-o". ; , .
MaV and June 5 2-fi4dS5 14d.'
June and July 5 4-64d.
-A LOT OF-
Are an important "and valuable feature to the bus-1
lness man, and are alone worth the subscription
price of ThkObsebveb. j , J, ,
'' , - ' . '" ' " .4- a-"'
Ifo other daily In the State enjoys sucb- , ,
iVJ8f.raUe 'sourer.' at d br;ngirg misery to
yon, Dy u-mgine oia iasu;oneti rwujg ivlww. "ut'i j-" v-.. ... ;"" .IITjT
"New Davla TVerticalKetd." the east st ardlfghtestiu-ri1!g lr.g Machlre in tbe world.
Don't linger In the busy pathway of life a lry'nj? libel.
all around
one of the
It Is the easiest running andmost aaraoie. oecaus wi mhoi ' ' " 1 1 . " .,:; '-,i
thA iat. mnnhPT nf rarts to move, there Is Jess frct:on ?nd wwr ' h nnch nn Is terff ct modeicf
neatness, ard Is a modern "Idea" throughout. Dot.'t tuli txmlre tte ;DUal8.". it ju prove an n
spiratlon, new life, viaor and health., . v - , , --
Repairing promptly done. Oil, needles, attschmects and par s.
For sale by .
, ' - - RICHAEP MOORE. Gnral Agnnt, Trde St .
tl UUO auu V ... . j :
on.. Kha.T.fiUness of tho iona jannarv delivery 4 58-64d. (Duyers.;
aow crystals about this tima of year.
January and .February A I H 64 (vage.)
February ana aiarcu ' ,ir '
March and April 4 604d, tellers ) -AOTil
and May 4 62-64d, (sellers.)
May and June 5 l-64d -(sellers.) . - .
June and July 5 4 64d, (sellers )
July and August 5 74d (lers.) - -AU2U
-t and September 5 10 64d (sellers.;
. ifids low middling clause January
delivery 4 58 64d I (sellers. " . '
Tammrv and Febmary 4 53 64d, (se iers.j
Ffbruary and Ma-ch 4 B9-64d. buyers.; -'March
Hand April 446M4d. (seUers ) , .
April and May4 C2 64i, (sellers.)
May and June 5i, (buyers.) -June
and Ju!y 5 3-64.1, ( buyers ) .
, July and August 5 7-64d, .(sellees.) - s
- a no-nt. pnd Fenteraber 5 10-bia (seue s ; : ,
- CIIYSTAIj WAFERS,
BEST LONDON LAYER RAISINS,
CANDIES, NUTS, FBUITS,
- AND THE T
BEST LAYER FIGS
Put up in 10 cent boxs." - v
Exceileit Mail Facilities:
A3 IS POSSESSED BY
53 B. mmON & BEEVES
will for the
Th a O 8S E R V E ?
Bap
OFFZR THEIR "
(o)-
Angnst end gepteraber
Futures closed q'.ie'j.
As it reaches all the surrbundirg towns and ail the i
impcrtint postoSces . In the State, as weii r.3. rs-
mote points. North. South and : v est m cuier
In addition to the atove goods we also carry a states, on the - -
, , i SKOWFIaAKES.
1 - If you have a microscope you can sea them
" - tetter;? Catch them upon somothinij blaci
' ' for abaclrgrbuud,' and examine. Thera are
very ia-m shapes. ' One cf the. things never
yet fain d duty i how nature makes - suca
v ' beautiful crystals. ' Jiisi; given ;some ficaiiES-
vapor," then a sudden cold air catches it, and
3oUtharecom8v out perfect Kiath?matical
figures in m-.ny shapes' ; Ilaa has triad to
r "w thse fr- ue ba': he cannot make tnhin
loolt M'de&ato as nature docs. Our geo
VUy Ccu Klarlxet
05CSOrTHHOEElfnVK I
: tj c. . January IS, 18w.
I 14 1 '.'1,1 ' il. . Ill W 1
- Tho c'ty cotton
F55f
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at the foliov;iEg quotations: -,. . ; -v
Roodwfd'fJng.;... ; .
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vriddimg...... r-'rr-r- b
Tinges. - CliSWi
Stains v,, ' '''15
fine line of , . ' - " :
CIGARS, ; '
; cigarettes,
'shoeing tobacco", .
CANNED GOODS and
, CHEWING GUMS:
" c? its PuMicit&;-'
This makes it a moit va.u:i::e Kt?s siv
publication, as well as alTert!fiirtg n e-Jir.iu. It -
pre-emiceit!y the leading V:Vy of tn State,- ar-.J
has established its clalni to tiia n-rlt. -
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l-atioas of "work . inatla 'by a greater hn i
thai.-.Tnas4s-iwork wHch . h-,s be?n sts-nady
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