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: . tf osto&lse atoner Older ar iHegirtarad Letter M
t'u 'oar ftakr -U Mat aUHwate-) we wul net be reepoo.
jiff;-? .I'v-:,-;- - afiJiloDiiXAi-oeexarra,- .
r. S3rSfeocliaco coplei asnt froo oa appljoaflon. .
H aavanbaertbera daaMoc taa addrera of then
, f paaar enaoged will please atata la tbelr aoaBO;
1 t ot1oavfrota tbe etd andTaaw adareae. - ( .
- uiM SQiisn cmm time, .i.w; Men uainonu
IneerUoo, OC; -two weelut K5-00I vam monUi,
88.00. , ' ,1 .
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AnrMl hllljl IN kII.L Mrkl virtnth . r n
' DntN or Mfenuemeaot nrast m nsaoaa
- In r 12 f'ciocfc 4n l&avUr prartaua tosnaln
wJOea tiMiigt Ixteauoa to appear, i ' . h.j
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..r SEPT. li 1883.
. v t,A lew Southern paper bave express
Democratic conventlbrL a ' Southern
:- min ihoul be nominated f orthe'seeood
fiplacafoa the ticket. The Ifotr Tork
Herad noticing these articles agrees
1 7: with the writers., and thinks, that the
-1' selection ofa Southern man as a eandt
"y date'for'the Tice 'Presidency 'would
A 0 strensrthett the Democratic tiekefc.: The
-PlUadIphia Xinmv iBepublican; also
. ; '.gives its views upon the subject, its'ob
. ' ,v ject beingi however, not so much to
-.J. sited 6althe"ti6ket nominated as to
2 " t Create the lmpresiiOA that the South Is
Xr . Ignored bj the Democratic Bartr. ! The
r article, to, .which we refat-concludes
The instances Where exaf derates
and Souther men of ability and repu
uttioD have received- hoaorf ftom the
Republican party have beea numerous
and marked. jThey have -held places in
ythe Cabinet, and have beea aelected to
represent this ' coon try . abroad, They
have been i appointed consuls, judges,
marshalsjuistrict attorneys without end.
" "The reason that the" Southern , Toters
; 4ve beea slighted bythe partv;whlch
,. - t they have served and have been honored
by the 'party which they have consid
ered to be their oppressor; but which
has long since ceased to be such, is to be
found in the wide difference in the aims
f aad characteristics tof the two parties.
i The Democratic party merely desires to
$ : get into power. .Narrowness and selfish
M Wness in policy and sinrleness'of aim
. prevent the Democratic party from
considering the needs of the different
parts of a great country. The Republi
can party has been the party of the gov
ernment. Its education has been broad,
- - and its education has made the party
- policy liberal enough to care fort all
portions of the country and the sons of
every portion of it. It is so unlikely
'the Democratic party will, place a
v ;8outhera man. on ita . National ticket
t - that the absence of a -Southern name
may be taken as a certainty. In time
. the Southern voter will discover that
this is so, and he will learn after awhile
. why It4s so.. -The present demands for
a Southern candidate for Vice Presi
t , . dent Indicate that the Southern roteiU-
iinmiiiiijk io apprJiatw'ac. xnetxrae
valne bis rDeated : sllzhU at the nan da
of those whom he has considered his
friends. - -9 - ) .
' Without entering into the discussion
J .JM'Jorwhether a Southern man should
be nominated or not, we desire simply
to remark that this apparent interest
shown by the Press for the recognition
of Southern Dempcrata Is a piece of ar
- rant hypocrisy and humbuggery. Has
the Republican party ever nominated a
Southern man for the Vice Presidency
, -slnce Andrew Johnston, whom it after
. Awards tried to Impeach and depose be
' cause he tried to be a National instead
of a sectional President? How many
Southern men have held seats in the
, Cabinet 'since the war? How many
have been appointed to first class posi
tions at home or abroad ? Scarcely any.
f It is true some have beea appointed to
Federal positions, but this was as a re
" ward for the servioes they .rendered or
ereWltender to the Republican party.
And all this time the Republican party
; r'tlias "hid,' uninterrupted oontrol of the
National administration with the iap-
poiuuxig power wmcn me xremocraue
:x party .has not had. Why. one of the
loud howls bf the Republican press!
n , the South was' that Southern --Brfeft-
t oiersr, were elected to Congress; and
s onthexnuX Congressmen J were ahnost
. universally allQded to as Confederate
Brigadiers, for. the purpose of keeping
- upeejtlrnai ptejudice and creating cap-
ltalasAiMSttbe Democratic party. And
v we know, too. when the lower house of
Congress became Democratic, and cer
tain Southern men were appointed as
-. clerks, dor keepers, &&, Ur.pUcei of
I some of the Bepublleans wee had held
those places, what a howl went up tall
, :elong"the lineTorer ithe rrentdVal !of
"Union soldiers- toj';xoake Splice tor
"Confederates." The papers howled, the
stamp speakers howled, and thty'kept
howling ever it till-, the thing !wore out
toafraztleL
1 JJ v -
If theDemocmic.conventloa.wereito
:iVxaorahaatek Southern man. if he . were
, iaWotrdfashtijgtoaf,Jatdhad a
- record without a spot; the sectional war
cry woold'at Moej'be raised, and the
. ticket would be styled the Confederate
ticket, and as such it would be attacked
i In the press and on the stamp. They
would hail that as a grand opportunity
to renew sectional feeling and revive
' war animosities again. ' The knowledge
of .this Is why the Democracy has not
- nominated a Southern . man on the
ticket,' and why the. Southern Democ
racy has wisely refrained from asking.
', or depa34ing it.; Aa. bearing upon this
. point we. clip the following from the
rjPhiladalphIa Record, independent in
, poiiucsrr.5;-! n.;;::;,A.X-.
The xiew-x ere iieraia can see no
r reasoarw&y the Democrats should not
.nominate a Southern maa for Vice
" President.- There are plentr of able
. sua in - the South to choose from. and.
.- there is no rood reason why a tchern.
-- "nsa:rtnoui4 not oe narnea tor prri-
t. as rauch r&apect to prej a dice as to prin
ciple.- rneuxneasnotyetceme wnen
either party dare run counter to ees-
; ; .tl?1" f!lr;.'.If 3ecr-3 Wt'biaTtoa,
tl VirsiA,' were t j ma 'tor Jrresidect
next year arainstack Jjcan, cf Dli-
:: la t!i3 Cr.tt:nir;.-c
Tt?, Investltions Into theall;;ti
Internal re vea t 3 at uses in sections of
South Carolina ttoxr that there is foun
datioa for the enlarges made, that stills
have beea put up by the connivance of
some Deputy Marshals the object being
to seize them for the- reward, and also
that numerous arfests were made for
alleged violations of revenue laws,' the
parties discharged re-arrested on trivial
charges, several, times,, and .brought
before United States Commissioners
the object-of the arrests being to make
fees for the ofScers. A somewhat simi
lar condition of affairs existed In this
State, especially in -the Western Dis;
trict, some years ago until Judge Dick
made an order prohibiting-' the issuing
of . warrants on trivial pretense and
without reasonable cause. .This put a
stop to much abuse and - the numerous
arrests that were being, made on ; petty
and trumped np charges." v : - .
The nettle Is cultivated, to some ex
tent la Germany, . A thread is obtained
from it the finest, known , to the trade.
so fine that sixty miles in length of it
weighs only two and a . half . pounds.
Some scientific farmer of, enquiring
turn of ralad will experiment with tie
troublesome and much disptsed thistle
some of these days, and discover that it
too may be useful. ; , i ; - i
. j i i a : '' '
, Some of the Republican papers are
trying to maae it appear that jir jf n
Winston Is being terribly abused by
the Democratic press of .the the State
since he went over to .the' -Republicans.
We have failed to see anything In the
Democratic press in the comments
made upon the departure of . that gen
tleman that borders on abuse. .'
- Postmaster-Gen Gresham dldat leave
his backbone In Indiana when he went
to Washington to enter upon the duties
of his office. He has a positive way of
doing things that we rather like; Mr
F Hatton dont run - that department
now quite as extensively as he did un
der Mr Greeham's predecessor.
.' The New Orleans Times-Democrat
expresses the opinion . that . the cotton
crop of 1883-84 Is owned by the pro
ducers, and will leave more surplus
money in the country than any cotton
crop of recent years. r ''".u"
' There are 683 voting places In New
Tork city, and it Ukea 2.752 Inspectors
to run them. ; J J ; ; . :
. R M MeLane Is the Democratic non
inee for Governor of Maryland. ", i :
TM COLOKADO JSirOSITIOH.
I.
The Rlckmea td . ZHwtvUle Ex a I ait
Draws 'UalyeaemT AUeatlei, IVlma
1 AaUalranen a Takes the Palaa.
Through the efforts of the Itlchmoad
aad Danville Railroad Company aa ex
hibit Is being , made at the Colorado
Mining and Industrial Exposition, now
in progress, of minerals, timbers, farm
products, &c of the Southern States
through which its lines run. This ex
hibit though made in the center of sV
mining belt Is attracting universal at
tention, not : only on v account ; of ; the
numoer ot products shown but on ac
count of their variety and excellence.
As an evidence of the impression it has
made on Intelligent ' minds we publish
tb f oUwlnff.. f rom a letter addressed
by John Jl Ualleweit.-tate Geologist
of Colorado, to Capt C C McPball who
has charge of the exhibit: : ' :J'' ' ur.
To commence You have tables cov
ered with masses of iron ores, each pile
representing a different mine or locality
of the great Birmingham and Annlaton
iron fields of Alabama, illustrating an
enormous area, and of such average
quality and extent as cannot be found
elsewhere within the area of the United
States.' . - t - t
From personal I work done In Colo
rado during the past year and a half. 1
have made public boast that within cer
tain areas of this state l had xoana
more merchantable iron ore than la no w
known in either of the States of Mis
souri or Pennsylvania.'. This Birming
ham ana Anniston section sjone. from
the evidences you set - before me. as
shown by your specimens your per
sonal statements and the authorities
you give me of some ot jhm most emU
nent geologists, faraurpaas that. Again,
In anotner point, a targe iron company
has heen orgamzea in tnis state upon
an examination and written report I
made of certain territory. The princi
pal men of this company have told me
they couia u my aata was correct, lay
down in the State of Missouri, pig iron
from Colorado for five dollars per ton
less than the Missouri furnaces could
orodnce it for. but before meeun&T vou
I had learned that those figures could
be discounted in Alabama by three dol
lars per ton, thus making- for Alabama
iron .a pront or eigne aoiirrs per ton
against the net cost of Missouri iron.
With thee irons, you - show me pile
after pile of bituminous coals, each ene
representing a different seam or widely
different locality from' the same great
basin, yiz: the Birmingham . Iron and
coal section of Alabama, and proved te
me both of these elements of .wealth
occur la close proximity. " Your experts
record analyses or these coais. wniea
are only surpassed in Terr " excptional
esses, and anch exentions are known to
occur within quite limited areas. ' Fur
ther,- that ail or - the eoaia you exniDit,
make most excellent coke. Take these
two items alone of your exhibit and we
at on e take a back seat, from no see-
lion rn the great State of Colorado
can vour Birminzham section of
Alabama be duplicated - to-dav.
and la . . this - matter Colorado
In development, aate-dates Alabama a
very little during the past four years.
Even nere you ao not stop in . wis sec
tion; but prod use fire pricks, made
from - tne ciays occurring in tne same
formation and localities as your iron
and coal, and to this you add vast beds
of limestone of the finest Coxing quail
ties. Evidently in this one locality is
the almost immediate wealth of a na
tion. To "what nature has done your
people have added facilities for trans
portation reaching north, wesLtothe
annViAA wjw-V aawl flAntK wKlaV K wwn aK
aceaWAaA au uio avw w.mji a ajajasaa ti vm4
the varied industries of iron manufac
ture, makes, in time, the '.world year
market. Truly we feel Isolated. Even
rich as we are la the mineral wealth
this Alabama section presents, it will
be a long time before we have the same
extent of marts to sell . our products in.
and must for many years yet depend on
aa undeveloped country, tributary to
us, west or tneuissoun River, wnere
railroad freights will- be some protec
tion against your supplies. - - '
: -After this display yoa take me to
other tables sbowinr the urodscts of
the great States of Virginia, North and
South Carolina and Georgia, &nd which,
are only from those eections immediate
ly tributary to the lines of the IMch
nend & DaavUls railroad system, litre
you show me cinetio iron ores from
tioudorn -and : Halifax' counties, Vir
tf.zlz. .i'rera North Carolina you show
caiUT' i cf msrchxatsbls irca cres from
tv,3 fcIIowizT- localities and counties i
Hlzotj. Ilay wood. ltocrt -bam, Lin
ccla. Cleveland, Caldwell.. Also from
thr3 cr:-tve"-scf Crotrirmouitrin,
r-3 frcra :r'i.-"n c: r, i'T-cmt.
LicL'3.v.z A t3. i . Lroira
Lzzizz.i t-l:i cf G wllfcri ccsnty. Yea
nIL ATLa prcU p:rcnt-J of titanium
ia such Mtr greia inasr :titea is very
remarks? I?. It is in this .Titer res-ect
tbat tba Colorado aarneticcrrs caanot
compaie with year product. They con
tain au uie way I rom & per cent to 22
per cent titanium. So cood steel ores
conseqnently are quite the exception.
Aimoinn we can a upJ teste you in vast
quantities id the metallo analyses, but
must . wait for. .a chemical discovery
which will flux out the excess of tltanio
aeid -M ' vi ... t
"I also think vre can fully eemal voui
in a maganese ore ror tne manuracture
ofaplegeleisen but that is not much,
consolation, since iron manufacturers
inform me this product Is bains rapidly
dispensed with, owing to other improve-
menia in iiessemer steal. manuracture,
and in the iast few. years eniegelelsen
has dropped from t250 to 30 per ton.
atltes and limonltes from Madison and
Franklin counties, ;"Virnia..: Hema
tites from the Kings mountain district.
North Carolina, with their 60 per cent,
iron ore and absence of . sulphur, : phos
phorus and titanium;- Also from the
Chspel Hill mines of Orange county.
with ei per cent, metaiie iron: mica
ceous hematite from Watauga county ;
lemonites from Cherokee ot exception
al purity, producing a product ranking
witn wedtsn iron, irouo wing (these
from Davidson county,- eta, occurring
with the copper and gold ores, you hate
quantities 'of siderite (the spathic varie
ty or iron carounatej, the most easily
reduced of all iron ores., : From Madl
eon, Jackson, and . Yancey counties,
North Carolina, yon make your variety
by the addition of ehrtnlc ores and fine
ochres from McDowell county, From
near Black's Station, South Carolina,
magnetic iron ores . and, maganese of
fine appearance. i - -
"Of fuels, here von produce' the ter
tiary coals from- the Richmond coal
field of Virginia, and which make coke.
Colorado coais or the sage age have
proven to be the purest coals, and doubt
less these latest geological age in, Vir
ginia are similar . la quality and free
dom from impurities, c - - -
"x on show evidence eaouza of Iron
values contiguous to your lines of rail
roads, to supply the world for many de
cades to comet. . c. . r - v; . ,
These things appear like a revelation
to men of the present feneration ' All
that outsiders knew practically of Vir
ginia, was tobacco; or North Carolina
ana ueorgia, cotton ; wmie Aiaoama
had immense cypress swamps. Until
late years I do not believe you knew or
eared much beyond these. Items your
selves. -: ' ;.-.- -':-- .-.
Following the above comes ' cop pef
ores In great abundance, as represtated
by chaloopyrlte from Cleburne county,
Aiuama iron ana copper pyrcu
tlVIB t WHIUIg WIUHI) UWKW, WUIU
furnish much material for the solphu
ric acid produced ia the , South. Sims
lar ores from Douglas aad Haralson
counties in the same State, -tmt North
Carolina outstrips an toe otner states
in the prod action of this variety of cop
per, ore. Yen exhibit specimens in
quantity from Guilford, Davidson, Ran
dolph, Mecklenburg. Cabarrus and
Jackson, some of these saving SO per
cent, copper from veins ten to twenty
leet wide, ana u appears to occur aa
solid ore. Such occenrenees are ex
ceptional in Colorado. Yon also show
from Davidson county the celebrated
elates with their contents of copper and
gold. As yet known we have no for
mation to duplicate this. . To these yoo
add native copper from GranvllleiNorth
Carolina, and bornite from - Granville
and Ashe counties. . Spedaiiens ot black
oxides. eydrite.etc from the famous
Ducktown mines. Chaloopyrlte and
black oxide ot copper from the .Cid
miles, giving yalues of 47 per eeaL cop
per. 1L0 gold and 16 ounces silver. , In
chalcocite . you commenced within
thirty-nre miles of the city of Waahlng-
ton, D. C - in London. - county Va.
The same ore from Person county N
C, gives value, gangue and all. 20 per
cent, copper, and a value, ia ail vex, bat
one ot the aame mine, by selection, you
get 17 per eent.' copper and CO onaces
silver f Yoo ahow ma samples from
another mine ia the aame county, and
tell me that at sixty feet depth, in cut
ting' serosa ten feet of vein stone, rari
oos assay slavers gad 12 per cent, copper
and 20 ounces silver. It appears to me
If such a grade is not a ahlpping ore
with you it could be concentrated, ' six
tons in one. Such ore bodies and vai-
hea with us would at once be advertised
as bonanzas, and would furnish our pa-
?irs with Items for,, time . te come,
hen you present specimens of ores
and refined ingot copper from the Ore
Knob miles .And ameltlng works in
Ashe county, N, C and. a copper and
lead ore from Mecklenburs - county
Virginia.
- One would . think this 4 mlrht be
enough, and further comparison might
cause me to leave the State I live i in.
put the truth must be told, and we will
not stop yet awhile, for you come at ns
with our pet product, vis: argentif eroew
galena, as especially represented oy toe
buyer., valley tuning company .David
son county. North Carolina, . carrying:
value in suver, ieaa ana zinc or 900 per
ton, gross, ana now mined for shipment
to Swansea waiee, oat or a en giving
more than ten feet of solid ore. Simi
lar ores are exhibited from Rowan and
Montgomery counties. North Carolina,'
aa well as samples rrom tos reet aeptn
out or the silver. uiu mine.; ana illus
trating something I have been trying to
get proof of in this State, viz: that asj
aeptn is gainea en ore ooaies or argen
tiferous galena, copper gradaally takes
the placet) z the aeao. ana a goia vaiae
is proauoea in aaaiaon to some suver.
" After all this mineral wealth you
have material we do not know of yet.
I refer to the eorundums from Carroll.
Cobb and Paulding counties, Ueorgia;
jxaoison, ciay, .Macon ana person coun
ties; North Carolina : and Anderson and
Laurens counties,- South Carolina, also
specimens of the associate minerals of
the, icorundum group, cTlz:r oronzlte,
chlorite, hornblende, etc, etc Of mere
common tnings you srive
aTreat wealth in much tt
re evidences: of
that; while be
have amadance of v them in Colorado,
we cannot utilize them, to the aame ex
tent, ror many years yet, -viz; limestone,
granite, ' marbles.' kaolins, talc, soap
atones, feldspar; quartz, barytajrraphite.
e? rpentins, asbestoavroofing alateav iasr
per, halcedony, buhrstone, novacuiite
and many other useful materials which
have had no attention here simply be-
csosf .we save bo muiu tor voeav 1 '
Then, to please these .who-, have an
sssthetio taste, you have a magnificent
case exhibiting beautiful crystals Kf
niddenite,' amethysts,' sspphires,' runy
corundum. stauToutes. tiroons. rutiie in
qaartz -most 1 every speclmens-beryls.
earnets. moonstones, znonazite, oolnm
bites and manv uniaue anaxtz crystals.
Tbespeoimenr'of aericolturat pro?
aucta ana Ttnose or one nunarea vane-,
Uevot. wood from your forests I am no
ludsre of. but ouieuy 4Anowieasre tnat
Colorado has not got them aiL ,. - J:
Icrast not end without speaking of
the : exhibit of -commercial mica from
several i counties . ia North CareiiBS
tributary to your railroad system,worth
In valne tt 60 to 1 8.00 per. pound, and
the finest exhibit I have seen.-We real
ize iere.that a good mica mine is of
more value jthaa a silver mice, but so
far, unfortunately, we have failed to ret
the mica and, mt perforce, do the
best we can witd' what nature has
given as. u''i i '
CAteaco xumea. .rv .
- A Trajhlnrtoa.ccrre'pC3Jent sajs:
"It U renerailv undart tood tht an eil-.
ort Wlil tsmads tct have ta Onsus
Barean-cads a permanent institution
Thera is no .donbs of the . necsssitx Cf
tala. if it is t&a Intention ever .to.ooca
pletattsilast esnsss. .vnviUtU2
-1. - 'm mmm ' ' - " 1
f. " wr-,ml I'--' r
Tmica tTTi. Arrja,
- T r- r--i r. -nl--t
I if!l , l Jt i . .f lUHIi
. . .'.4 fv,r w aa ta tme41 r
? 1 t a cs J. .t ia.aa eiirienca ci
. main - i i II taTl- n - 4
rr; irEiGncoii,
. t a wonderful miscellany
countera of ihs store which my ticighbor, ihe crugzit keeps ! It is a com-
roentary on. human misery and, the relief of distre3.,Vhat a variety of
compouadsl -What-wealth of injeauity lu3-beea "expended ia-rn
thcia arid hi brninthem together I Th re are mecLldnei lo cure Ssease -
- and there are poisons to kilL There- are cosmetics to make the complexion
beautiful, irid'the are, pills, EndT tizzizrsjhxi pbtjms, and lozenges, and
padSr- arid o;nrnvent3,-aiid pomades
"aridknkk-l:rjickajidlerluinea
11:1. cvx:i jruunr lum pcupic nccu yuxv loeir diseases, ajxi a great
things that cannot cure even a sickxat era debilitated monkey."
"fit . t -Jlf mirrhborf: ihe drtt'trtist. will nbt ta!:e it aa tincomrilimenfarv.
remara; a rnaucTnar rr&ny ti me tningy ne sens- lor tne cure ot oyspepsia
;'are'of n'rtorticinir a!56cnt. The fact' is that "dyspepsla: -'isha very tough
.sease td V.-f estle' tvith.'- It needs tonics and it needs: uroh,V A good rnany
'of the articles ofTered for tlie 'cure of this maladjrhave tailed ia that the
: tonics they contain are not the right things, and that the iron is introduced
in such a way as to do more barm than goodC , I -.
' T But irrj neighbor, the druggist, is fortunate la JiavinR on his shelves,
one medicine which is no failure .butj -oa the cntraTyjisure-sticcess.
.'ArnoQall the others it stands pi-e-minent.'t xt aBrosets Iron BiUers.
Here 1 see what my dyspentici friends need. Many a victim of dyspepsia
has been helped by it into liberty and life, 1 - Let all the other contents of
the drag-shop go,, but give me Brcrwtfs I rod 'Bitters for -rhjr dyspeptic
rcena. aouar. a Dome, aia you say r ' iertamiy ar reasonaoie enouga
. Drice-'f Jifv neighbor, the druevist. will teH
. 1,-.
.r'.3 :-...
tit..
Have Inst retarned from the
supply, of PALIi and ' WINTER GOODS for the.
and Bolicit their fHends nrtrl j?ntmrt rpfftnA th A TV'rH! 'pn nlir
to' examine their stock if ;they desirtj' tYitirchsiStf trood trooda
at. f o w. prices, 7 Farticalar,; attention callea to our patented
The best unlaundried $1 shirt
ohirta are made expressly for
and sold by no other" honse in
them villi satisfy yon that no otner bhirt in .the market pan
compare ntb4hera both to cifiHty and iriaate. j
Gents t FufnishinkG.
Uivo as a call at fiasomo Temple Building, : . j
MfifiHp.rilmpip: Tpnn Wflplis
3Bmm w h iMmnj. Pr?opi?jloCoi?9
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
JtXT MS StlVSD AKSS vw
Saw mills,
Vt 5' t-'i
HdrsePorvers,
Water Wheels,
Steam ' Engines,
The; Gregg ;Beapersf
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Portable Corn mills, -Wheat
Mill Outfits, :
The-Medw.King Bakes,
The ;Meadowf King iMqwers ;: ;
: W heeler and Meleclc SebaratorgL
TheeGreggT(Self DilmpirigV jH&es,l
Tl li a AtLVTiL'- i t
opm xroriapie
Oaaaai
Shoes ! .
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Now is the Time Wheo the i
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PMlbM)a to 1 ok aroond .
I.;... aad m wbara ta7 can ta V ' -:
ii '--'"' U ,1 fs -'n't'. ' i i; -ft .11 tf.
- Cbildren SeZiool Shoes
mm wtoki reaiM iboi coat va x ep bm wetj
1 mm mrm mm ia m far-.P
t. . . . . ... 1
At
tn tadow yoa to boy
tbss-Mda.
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fat G1H t . : t i ir- ' . I
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atr-VvWtTaaHvaiTMSattMUMawjM
ml mm- t'l.1.11
liiallltlll wifTiaTl mum and nami Umlmm irftum
t&lacr.- UUtbslsadlaa' atjla aad kinder
am-osa stmb m msaraxocs aad Leer Eraofclt
astaial Trraaadraavciasaonrndadorttaaa:
In oroartatrosaiayfcnow mrraad.oof phi
aia atmaa m. m. wui m oa aaca loaf '-
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Tot ftxnd la tha Stats, aod. eaa Xarnlab ea X
aborteat aoaos aoy Qoanuty tar parses or
aa;i Oaratockor ..;r-c a it r j '
:MnairpaaWdadTilW&' fit gSi l tLJmveV
rued rrJi rre-r.rar lt-, csj.l'a. ai-us efxa
ft-- mm -
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Shoes! !
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SO
mr v m - mm
Tim rnuaaiST.
u dir-!ayei pn.th-shelves and,t4e'
and -calves, and-mlneSt-and-H
essentialand, iaa woi
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Northern markets trith a full
in. ths United Ststea; -These
ns, each Shirt bearincr onr name
tiW'cityi , An examination of
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f tall
JOlWlXKES.
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Disr.uLrsi7nr.ip - LorrEny
woatra.sr vtatQiwaA. 1
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"rUmvm - - - - 7 Se rrl taan.
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ta a&artor mt taa Du-aml ewaatp Ca&al Uutapaay
TaapwpoM la mtmw km tmm -laptwx awim aad
ateoafoo mt taauaoat lrapurtaat aaturaaUac Bak
c taa haiaad lata d Vbctaia mmm aorta Cara-
lMa T , ,
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aad aatawiahad bmtmm tmm court. U. ia taa ,
r,.:. uoer ArnxcirtM Bcaxstx r
mvmr m otaaad bafara taa ptU, aDdaaaxaBal
atlaa mi taa -datanad aiaa. wlU aaowtaatata
(at aaota favoraata ta taa- ttekat AOdata taaa am
omataf tlmliaf jhtrcUU ,
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f tm ata- dawra at Vortan-. Tttatola,-si
CTuasftAT. aarnaTBsa jatta. issa. ;
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J li dor -'..i.'i,O90i is..';... ; ifioo
t; ; U9 OW ! B. - BOO
: , 1 , Ce . y , 200 , is.,. . . 200
"I ao 200 "1st 200
.j x do ? -200 is: -"zoo
; .i.do .;.pt.i00fimreu'..w v eoo
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pa,uuAT. taa ZOta mt sxprrxBES,
2tl8i3
ttelar to t"tnf aad ai tTSk rutvr aaah
HMi-Sa annlH - - .. 1 .
Apfulaauoa lav ahaV tmttMi ar for taf armatlan
ten.c" t i-aie. c ut aad town ol wrtiaa H
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S.iOv-tHii u l pcizci tnjioaiad fc Lost
4 tdaVitarl. aad it 4a 'tkiUi rerra tat toa bubw,.
xlfcocr!a-aTTot iuKi ti m I ebfaUat
el l ?a prtaoa aU a ta turn u tia fcrwtea la J
w w -r -vwuiL-cxi aw uerexara it ta
tw-'iJ fwrvset . at r -'nsatB ?f O5? tO
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TlroGroatcat r.lochanical - Invention of
' ! Opening of the latest devine'luiown ta commercial science fcr the transmls-
" . -- - . - .- . ' , -- . - , '
slon of CASH from eostomers to the eonntin&r noose or cash oraee by a system
of Xlevated Railroad. To-morrow will witness a new era ia the boslnes inter
eats of this part of the country, which
the commercial world for progress and enterprise. There ere as yet only a few
of the large houses In the Union that hare adopted the Iterated BaOroad sys
tem, the' ad vantages of which are innumerable to a large business, for many
reasons. -
First, The great aaving of time. .
- Secondly, The promptness with which purchases are paid . for and change re
turned to the customers. " ' .
Thirdly, The great despatch with enstomers may be served and enablt d to
make their purchases In so much shorter time than by the old method with the
shrill cry of Cash. Cash! Gash II Cash!!! Cash, hereboyr " -
i With this addition to our business we can confidently say to the public at
large that nowhere on this continent eaa purchasers of all kinds of Dry Goods
be served with any more regard to their own special Interest, in extent of assort
xaent. Variety, Quality or price, than they can at the
.Dry Goods Palace of
ITTlfE
CHARLOTTE. N. C.
To the Public:
TO-MORROW BEINi&THE OPENING DAY
OF-THIS NEW ENTERPRISE THE PUBLIC,
OLD AND YOUNG, ARE MOST CORDIALLY
INVITED TO CALL AND INSPECT OUR
NEW RAILROAD SYSTEM. i
XTXt gccllanerms.
WOSTH OT
WOBTH OT
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SILVER ahQ'PITED
MBODT: REGARD TO COST,
;t i :" .-a.U -L - r.i 1 " iff 5 ."
w .lik 4 -t. rf)'--' i2
J. Ti Bntlep's Jewelry Store
leetc
TOY KNITTER,
.-:-uaid -:ri r--ti-rv-4 "-i. i-,v ,
And jQnlets.tlie-Noisy Boys!
r j - - x vaBCHrtJ) saociiD hxvx osx.
I Price Orify S -CentQ,
but CJi kiiJi:
& eZ irswaxnr&v
''Odiiiin'-SfiRii-
Wa Wta pa 1 s eezis kwr bailial foe rood
a&rtrend at ar mia, known aa Tbm cii
Cr XESa" ea Kas&eet, near Us xtr-LLrs ri3-
zoaartraaaBcaaaa'tsa eotoo aaad tasal
t9rteaead.;v;v,'i--'.'--'-',- '
dJULOTTS CH. CCH FAST.
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places onr city amor z the front ranks of
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CXEBUQ r BUUfllTS a&4 PH4TTOH3. COifN
t tJW WA602IS. KOdS CASTS, da.?ea.r W
Onl aMboa and Dajtoo. Oio, Laocaater. JPa . aad
liintTirtfm Irm ; . , , -
Collage Straat, Cnrlat , IU C
acpyaiax' - ... ; . ,
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AUmx a ILaOatr QM aCaaatrr fcrtrf-
. claa Talla TVIwa TSm T&lavlca at 7
Bsaaa a ala.
I wtsa to siataoos. aoaia roocls woold lm
Ci assd a doctor and ir.sa tber dant."
noetora aa ba enterad ala aoaas
ta a txxy Cttla TlUasa tn ths IsUrtor ot C Eata
:ErwToiJcattera teTcs attcdaof aianr
Saa, 1UtoenC3fa iac:r3r--'-'n.
"I aava aaea Cawa aaoii Ha rz:
no, Cis laaaaacrf-'-rriTO,
not Htmtt to era til ami; jl cnlaai as
bad. anrasdt&tti E!p; aad: fatmd' Lla taSertca '
Cram a lataar aaarp attaak of fjono.'wiLicii Ma t&B.
1 Bdgfrt bars nnered m tta mfcts, U ttfytad
a c?la of aeriM anl two or Cire eir r!g teaiaCsa
ta tas aoass. 1 Sut aoj t2iey aiurt remiiin Ignorant
aa pica, aad wban ta lt t'e r aU
rbem. aef? for a docta, ;t u. j crerc&r
am or act" . . , . ,
- ju. aawmt. waat aia cr rr - :a t - "at .
roo eaU t&eav oa too axpaet pec; u ts lree? la tio
T-aareauw turs, aa tts rc-rsl La a rc
'laii-a.easa," .aower-satia tojt-sr. 1t Utr
tides!, pet EX.;;c:73 -ClTCnra rcr'"3 -
rULTTZa a tt r--js'i rtisail, 1 3 wold Lit
raaa rit a an. l.r. aad a&-.sj e a can
Can,atraciisa cf L.a ta fc. r:r?on'
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