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TOE DJIIIY CHHLOTTE J7IUrjt.Z jUTSJt THE DjtlLJT CUJtZ.OTTJS OJ3SEItEIZ, COJrarOXXO-f XJCBt SXwf 1883.
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CHARLOTTE, N. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 1883J
PRICE FIVE CENTS
toij CkartMt Jeanal, sMaUaee iifM ii, iisa. , . : . 5 ' . v ' ; -
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CHARLOTTE; SATURDAY, OCT.
EC30BB3eOS:R
- WOlSf -ALL UNITED IN ONC
VACT and COLOSSAL EXHIBITION
?crJf:Kc i ::lfXr;' lfiS :i Ik! I fill " f '
riO OTHER SHOW-HAS Q?JE OF THESE FEATURES !
HERDS OF AS!ATI0 ELCPKAKT
IHNE AFRICAN ELEPHANT
THE OKLV WCCLY ELC?HAST
A 8 c o n r of
A SCHOO!. CF LI0r!3
dT f X X
a dlue K3SE tsANDnnS.rV iVt?jUJ!J. VXr.:
V4V
Two HORDED H0;gg.V
B A B B 0 0 H Sw gV t A P E8
ttSNKEVsV g mB-0F4M BIRDS
TSTNffiP fejEg&g j r t(o clowns
fO GrtatnerXX! fet-' LAOYF.IDERS
6 8awjscf". - .Vt-:L::J-. WO
scores pr.ror-a" s- ... . ,,.. L. yrrpHpca
CST con8CU3 r "cr.i-?r v
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.. - THE FEATL'S OF ACU riATJEE&l
- H i P P O POT A - Stf ! .
vWill also exhibit "at Chester,
balem, Uct, 10, Balisbury, Oct
OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Operatic Event
Tnesdoj Eve, Octobtr 2d.
GRAU'S
Famous Opera
Co.,
45 Artists.
OBAKS CHOBUeJ AtaVXHTZD OBCHZSTBAf
to jndran'a Comla Opara, ,
"OLIVETTE."
ar-eoB6zous cosTUxzst
Oaneral AdBtMloaSl- '
FrteM: S1.Z5 for itoMrrad Sea a. oa aalaat
xxraAi dlam oaaad after TbomUy moraine
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DEALEE3 IK
Boots, Shoes,
Trunlcs and Valisca;
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kiitf, ilisrf, Gt ntf tzlhji
FIIlC GOODS: ft SFECilLTYJ
88
88
Pegram & Co.y,
ftaj
6th!
3: S).E1IS?IHI3H1G5
AHLKAe scaerjs
WS2 fit
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DROVE OF RIRAFFE8
v.nr-E nccu 0? OSTRIWFS
A FI VE TO H ' RUIKOrEROS
v PtVU'ngWCAL TIGERS
P.Cf!?OflUING ZEBRAS
CVLY LION SLAYER
Crtut LEAPERS
na ef GYMNASTS
?njSTALlfg3
WH.TE3 DOG CIRCUS
FRENCH FAMILY
.v n miles 0? stb
MILES 0? STREET DISPLAY
h THrit'SAKO MEN AND KORSES
A &11TTC3:WS ROYAL MARCH
T::!SAKD COSTLY BANKERS
A PAIR OF LIVIMC .
A
& FEMALE
co aitsjftf.'na so trcsi aa ExbibithA.
ihaa zczz'.l shot
Oct.4 4, i Greensboro,? Oct. 9,
11. dagocS-S-wSt
Shoes!
Shoes! !
Now is the Time When tte
Popia baaia to 1 k aroand
.1 : VOB i
r
Children ScEool Shoes.
W. would remind Umbb that wa kwg tba wi
oeac nsaaa mat aca ooarea u iu aiaM
-AND-T-:
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At prlaas that wffl Indue, rea to bar vnan roa aaa
Give Us a Call.
C.RAY& BRO.
Jon! 8.1888 ' vr; K 5
THE LARGEST
ajto
Best Assorted Sto ck
i CIGARS
la tha mazkat eaa be taad at
'TV
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i V A'T.iCAW ELANDS I
RBoWiarfottj
Gray & Brother,
. RICHJIOXDXKDDAHTtLIJS. ' :
Lost Air Ll. Depot 8.B0 ft. ra.anda.80p. Bfl
Arrive. 2LO0 a-sa. aad I.60P. M. ; .
A1BLUTX.
Xaf2.?0a.m.and310D.a. '
Arms 8 20 a. av ana 4.10 p. av. '
CBABXjOTTZ. 00U7JCBU ASO AUe?STA.:
Leave X10 p. en and arrlTe 440 P- a.
v c. a t. a Dinaiox.
Lmn 4.60 . ml. a4 ftrrtr at ia00 a. M.
H CABOUHA CXSTSAL.
1MWMIP.H. u4 7.10 a. M.
rrlT 7-00 m. ui Pl m.
' ' , : -: a C- 8HZLBT WTtSIOX
La 8.00 .'l. and utn 8.40 p. av
I.
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South Allan ticjrencrally fair weHtbar.
soatbeast to aouuiwet, winds, uecom-
tog tati&di, stationaxj on aiigbt fall in
Daro malar ana leraperaiare. . ' t
trom his sItoi
exander Las ratoroed
Wright, the Eclectic
geography 'Stat, waa In the city yrs-
-Mi JJ-ry L. Groaa left - yesUrday
aftmvHin for New-York on aeTtral
months visit to friends la that city.
It is about time for n kind frost to
come along i aud strike , the baseball
clubs from off the face of the earth.
The number of scholars now in It
tendance upon the city craded schools
foots up eleven hundred, and more are
yet to come.' : . ' ' '
"Old Time," the man in woman's
clothes, was seen at the cotton platform
lst mzht by the police, who gave him
chase, bat he esciped them- ; ; t
Morgan, Shoffner, postmaster at
Company Shops, has renewed bis .offi
cial bond in 'the sum of 5,000. The
bond has been accepted by the dapart-
menL '
The reserved seats for Gran's Oli
vette will be pat on sale at the osoal
places this morning at 0 o'clock. and the
indications are that there will be a
The repairs lately In progress at the
Second Presbyterian church hare been
completed and all -the scaffolding
moved. Regular services to-morrow
bth morning and night., i2t k t ' ,i i
Wittkowsky & Barucb give lsoUco
that on account of Jewish holidays.tkeir
store willlee closed from sundown ion
Monday Oct. 1st to sundown on . Oct.
SnL. and also from sundown lOct 10th
to sundown Oct. nth. ' . '
A postal card from Pineville in
forms as that Misses Isla Parks, Alice
Grier and Maggie Mdlwalne left that
piaca yesieraay xor iao . west emaie
College, and were accompanied. . by nn-
merous e icorts as far as Chester.
Passenger trains from the north on
the Richmond & Danville railroad come
in now anywhere from one to four hours
late. The trouble is caused by delays
on the Virginia Midland and the 'de
lays are caused by heavy freights and
long trains. J ; '.Vj. -
The Macon school and Athletic
baseball clubs met in fierce conflict
yesterday afternoon and the Macon's
whipped their opponents by a score
of 88 to 111 The biggest man on either
e lub was nofhlgher than a baseball bat.
Mr J B Watt, a ' prominent . yoans;
farmer of the Steel Creek 'settlement
this county, was married in Washing
ton City last Thursday to Miss Emma
WiUon. :The bride and groom parsed
through the city yesterday on, the way
to their home in Steel Creek. ' - i
Cataage of Bchedale
mm the C.C Rail
Next Monday, October 1st, a general
change of -schedule will go' into effect
on the Carolina Central Railroad. On
and after that date, the mail train will
arrive here from Wilmington at 730 a
xn,' and leave for Wilmington at 8:15 p
m.: The local : freight ' and passenger.
train from Laurinburg will arrive here
at 4:40 p m, and leae at 7:40 a m. On
the Shelby division, the change is rather
slight, i Trains will leave here for Shel
by at 8:15 a m, and returning arrive
here at 5:40 pm. ; -l ."-'.kc '.-;
mm m
rreaaoted to Train Dispatcher. .
Mr Frank, Blair, a -young mas of this
city who baa been la the employ af the
railread company for eighf or xilnre
years, has been promoted towards .the
top of tbe ladder, andn the first of
October will . go to SaHabury to fill the
position of train -lspatcher: for the
Western North Crollna Railroad, un
der Capt VE MaBee. Mr ; Blair was
one , of CharbHte's : most . promising
young men, steady In his habits and
strictly" attentive to business. He baa
well earnKi his promotion aad In taking
leave ef Charlotte, he carries with him
the beat wishes of all his friends for bia
futor success and'proaperity, iU
olaatala Gets sir. XXeJUanea.
1 Col F W McMaster, of Columbia, one
of the commissioners appointed by the
Presbyterian church in that" city to
meet with "the Concord Presbytery and
consult with them relative, to the re
moval of Rev X HcHinnon to Colum
bia, was in the city yesterday on his re
turn from Salisbury. . The Presbytery
met in that town Thursday nlht and
after hearing the flea of - the Columbia
ciurei. for tv.5 r:rt' ::a -or- ZIr XlcHia
con, fiaally Called to leave the matter
' THE IICIIIIOJID l DAMtlXLE. '
J i-: ;:v . - "-vy -i.r-n
Kotlee to BBdhoiaersMJBaralags aad.
. zpea ditar e-Am latpertaat Meet
lag at the Directors. .;;
At a meeting of the directors of the
Richmond & Danville Railroad, held In
New York City on last Thursday, CoL
A. S. Buford, the president, was ordered
to issue the following notice to the de
benture bondholders: , TJy the terms of
debenture bonds it becomes the duty of
the board of directors to r ascertain,
within sixty days after September 80th,
1882, whether or not the earnings of the
fiscal year ending on that date, exclu
sive of the expenditures made for re
pair, removal and improvement of ex
isting property, as. wall as for purchases
or the construction of additional prop
erty and equipment neccessary for the
proper conduct of its business.were suf
ficient for the payment of a sum not
exceeding 'six per cent per 'annum' of
the debenture bonds. That board hav
ing omitted to perform this duty it de
volved upon the present' one to deter
mine whether the company have real
ized a sufficient sum in excess of anch
improvement to authorize its board, to
declare a dividend i to the debenture
bondholders on October 1st, 1883. The
net earnings for the year ending Sep
tember 30, 1883, as shown by the annual
report were HJA&fizL. Deducting the
fixed charges.' 1.219,068, leaving a bal
ance of S78j8G6. There' was expended
for new equipments. and .betterments
$922j&48; dividends to debenture bond
holders, October 1, 1882, S88.760; tOtaT,
81,021,608,' which was provided oat of
the profits on the sales of securities
owned by the companymd the increase
of its floating debts. It thus appears
fro on the foregoing statement that the
net earnings of the company having
been expended In providing additional
new equipments ana betterments, as
authorized by the terms of the debent
ure bonds, they should not,'? therefore.
hare been applied to the payment of
dividends on these bonds. ; For the' In
formation of the stack and bondholders
of this company, it is proper to state
that the ascertained net earnings fox
eleven months of the present fiscal year,
orer the operating expenses and fixed
charges, have been 1307,801 estimated
for September, $72,738; total, $38040.
The expenditures for the eleven months
for the new equipments and better
ments have amounted to tiXOJXfl. The
gratifying' increase in the company'
business and earnlngaand the improved
conditions of Its roads and the deter
mination of this board to materially
reduce the expenses of its operation and
administration.warrant it in expressing
the opinion that the net . result' ef the
business far the comlog year will be
eminently satisfactory to all holders of
the seemrities,
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The Eagltsk Opera. , -; v .
Grant " English ' Opera Company,
which is to be in Charlotte next Toes-
day night; is pne of the largest and best
known companies of the class before
the public, and our people have a treat
in atore at their; coming.". Tbe New
York; Telegram says ef their, recent
performance in that city: Tbe English
Opera Company presented La Maseott
at the matinee yesterday eftexnoon to
a very fine audlertoo of ladles who thor
oughly enjoyed the performance. , In
the evening Olivette j was given with
much taste and spirit. Tbe opera was
well put on, the ensemble being; capital
at all points. From tbe ringing np of
the curtain to its final fall on the last
act the audience manifested its delight
in the most liberal manner. The chorus
id orchestra went well together and
gave the principals ' good apport. In
the Torpedo and jae Whale this was
especially noticeable and encores were
frequently demanded : during the even
ing. Audran's charming- and witty
opera certainly gives plenty of oppor
tunities 'for clever burlesque artists.
The chief feature last night was the
reilly able acting; of Mr ' Fred Freer
L ..... m 1 -
'nose personauon ox ' ub, xunny xuaov
Caqueecot could not be surpassed.. Jle
kept the boose in roars ' of . laughter.
Miss FJma Delaro is as charming and
artistic as ever and uses her sweet con
tralto voice with good effect in her 'sev
eral numbers. ' Her delineation of - Ba
thilde, the Countdss, is very piquant
and captivating. In fact the company
was good' throughout and was highly
appreciated by the audlence.r ' -
- W G Berry hill, the, marble dealer
is still Belling oat bis stock 'Of mono-
meats and head stones ; at cost. - Call
and see him. Taw! -
Hetel Amvala. ; .. ' -
Cektkat. Hoxxu ConninghasanaU,
Rlchmond;Ya; Samuel Towean, Jlal
eigh ; W W Watt, 8 W Wilson, Balti
more; J B Watt and wife, Mecklen
burg ; Jno J Rouse, Cincinnati ; F W
McMaster, Columbia; R B Gwyn, N
Carolina; J T. Jam ev Richmond ; J A:
Deal, Blacks, 8 0 ; C C Moore,1 Morven.
N C ; W F , Croft. Cherry vllle, N O; J
M Payne, Jno Har grave, Norfolk,' Ya ;
Mrs M B Carrick, Greenville, NO ; Mrs
N W Baine, High Point; O D McRae,
Rockingham; T M Whitaker, , York
riUe,tsC; 8 F Alexander, N C; W L
McDonald, Tfinnsboro; OS McDonald,
Steele Creek; R W She! ton, J C Ross
Hscklenburjf ; W B Gather, North Car
olina; Thomas Powers, Newbern,N C;
J A Motz, LauxInbar?, 'Pa; G 1L' En ;
glehart, MilSinbnfj, Pa; W M Smith,
Bennetts vllle, S C; CH II arris Atlan
ta, Ga; JC Wright, New York; John
A Wellington, Sal tin ere; L'L Ilors-
boone, Chicago; k J 21 Gammon, Dor
ham, N C; Rev A Prentiss, Yoxkrille,
S C; W 8 Bynum, Llncolnton, N C : E
T.Wade, Monroe; Jno C Tipton, Lln
colnton ; .W E Spratt, Fort Mill, 8 0;
W E Younts, Pineville, N a ; ; :-' j
Ice cream pact ti end drliVered to
any part of tta c : ,ty J B llarrics
ton.;j ;';;'";'.".'-'- '. ' It .
fiappreaaiag f he Pohee.Gasette. .. :
The war egai&si Ibe Police Gazette,
.which has broken out in various cities
of the iad during the past few weeks,
is about to be raised in Charlotte also.
The success which lias altended the ef
forts to, suppress lltiai. publication , in
other to wns appears to have, had a good
effect in Charlotte, jmd an organized
effort is to . be raade to banish the
Gazette from this city. No doubt about
It, the Police Gazette 4s too giddy and
loud to be tolerated . among; moral
people, bat we are glad to say that it is
scarcely recognized in .Charlotte except
as barber shop literature. -Not many
people will mourn to know that a de
cided movement is en foot to suppress
what few copies are sold in Charlotte. ,v
Sella Brothers Circus. r.-V;- '-i, il 'CS
Speaking of the coming circus the
Chicago Herald , gives it this indorse
ment: "If there is one virtue above all
others which, when found in ajclrcus
manager, should be extolled to the skies
that virtue la candor.' (That Yijtue is
found in the Sells Brothers, whoirange
as the statement . may appear to those
in the haplt of reading ffircus literature,
advertise- merely, what they have and
exhibit exactly what they advertise.
Their show now on Lake Front, at the
usual spot, at the foot of Madison street.
Is a good pne-r-an un usually, food .one,
ana tne thousands of people who pack
ed the tents yesterday appear to t think
SO." .-.;-...- - .'. $r.m-
A TreaaeadMS Fretgat Train. , i r-
To fully realize the amount Of freight
now being moved on therailroads one
need only to watch the depots when
the- trains are coming in these days.'
Yesterday between and 2 o'clock, 'five
freight trains arrived at the Richmond
& Danville depot, all laden with goods
from the North t orCbarlotte and points
further South. Ia the five trains were
two hundreaTbox carsnd they filled the
traekjf rom the Air Line junction bp the
passenger depot and on bey ondjthe tres
tleHear the Pitcher mine. ; It was all
virtually one' freight train (No 20) cut-
up into sections and. drswn by fire en
gines. It's business in the freight . line
Eel Wagesi freaa tae Catawba.
: The number of darkies seen on the
streets yesterday ; mornlnie - carrying
long strings of eels, and snch large ones,
was the subject of 'general comment.
The reporter on ' making an investiga
tion, found that the eels were bought
from a wagon that had just arrived
from the Catawba river, and was dis
tributing its load to customers from its
stand in Independence square. The
wagon body, ; which ? was - canlkedT
tight, was filled with piles of the crawl
ing, creeping things of all lengths and
sizes. The largest eel in the lot weigh
ed seven; pounds. There 'was alsorer
quantity of catfish in the wagon. The
fish and eels were caught in traps in
the river, and the like of them has never
been known in' Charlotte. They . sold
cheap and the colored people were ex-;
daslTe buyers. Something f less than
COO little cabins about, town were redo
with the odor of fried eel at supper
time yesterday. .. ' ;'''' k j;
Paat KUdneaa Ileaaemnerefl. ' A '; -'
Mr. Arthur Bacon, rxianager of the
MeSsolth 1 music house in this city, ar
rived . in Winston last Thursday. A
friend writing to tbe JouBxax-O
enee was soon discovered by the xnexd-
bers of the Wachovia cornet band, as
they still hadfceab in their memories'
their kind treatment by Mr. Bacon and
theMeSmith band while they were
passing through Charlotte n their re
turn from Davidson College. The mem
bers of, this far famed band serenaded
Mr. Bacon at his stopping ) place, the
Central hotel, and after a few pieces
were played he appeared in response to
calls.and delivered a well timed and ele
gant address to the members of the
band. He has rnade fast friends during
his short stay here, not only among- the
members of the .band, but among all be
has met, and we only; regret that we
cannot capture him as . waThave done
other Charlotte boys." V- -: - - -
; WaNTED. Ten or 13 table boarders at
J B Harrington's Dining Room. ; It '
Tke Soldiers II
; to be Cilvesu
eAa fatertainntena;
The "fund for the endowment of
the soldiers home has . now reached
91S15, another Raleigh Major , putting:
himself down. for and sv poor son1
of an ex-Confederate subscribing bis
mite, 815. The movement for the es
tabllshsxeat of the . home may 'now be
sAari4snAl wa TKa T! m MMAoa swsn ' Tt- .
wuoa-MM w uoiAuij uuuwf vwmj uv i
ww w.omp) eysww w yiaiii lime ew aa aj w mi wm
tertainment at an early day in ; behalf
of th home, and we know their efforts
will be most liberally rewarded by ear
people. : The' entertainment will be
given sometime next' week, but : when
the arrangements are more; complete
we will give further particulars. When
we consider the object in view.wa know
it will be a useless waste ot words for
us to call upon our people to assist the
ladies in their undertaking. . The wo
men, God bless them, have never yet
forgotten the men who wore the gray.
and in the erection . of the soldiers
heme thsir share of help will be con ;
tributed. i'-YUiXYni,
i V
. ' -XXwpoloow BSpUwpoT Carsd.
- Tbe d&gtftft pwwunced tnyesfe to beeneef
nopeieaaepe-ptf," saja ccr eorr-s- at. W.
Brownies, at .rr-.nr at law, ' Joasot "and
declared otttuj tm bo tj?x only ruet . --tan
Kerrine aaa euced me " 6oatXral. vLtO
. ' ': ? - 'a is&vm Tint Kertaaat, -
f riaTl,, raefrI ?vtJ r'st ?s r" '
ed by Ui s"-uUis arvi e 5 r
end bcor n onr'ifJ t...at !,:....
f. ooitisis i. i n p 3j.- tv a ftlc.e r
cured a sorr-jr fur tie.J. i. Oa refto.. k
and ac'J&.j. . rt t's ."i r.ist bo L4 c
aue rt.jwsd to l. iv u .ml t.; t
n f 9 ims e- 7- Li 1 vricf I tr:.-.
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1L:t r." - t te c. .a tarsf i 1 ' .
IX, mX I
TI1E HEH H IN BRIEF
The immense fires nurinir in the for
ests and ranches above ' Santa Cruz,
CaU have done terrible damage, t ?
The schooner Kodiack has brought
to san irrancisco xour A l as Kan mum
mies, which are supposed to be at least
three centuries old. They are intended
for the Berlin museum. . - .
An electric light is to be placed oa
each front of the treasury building at
Washington early next month, on trial
xor thirty nays. , ' ." ' ;-j .
- A severe storm passed over parts of
Ireland Wednesday. Wo win z down sev
eral houses in Limerick and doing dam
age else where. ..
. The figures for the past eight months
show that the shipments during, the
prsesent year of Calif enia fruits to the
East will aggregate 12.000 tons, an in
crease of over eight hundred per cent
in tnree years. . v? - r---c
The British Association for the Ad
vancement of Science has decided to in
vite the American SocJety,for the 'Ad
vancement of Science to become hon
orary members of the association du
ring ita visit to Montreal in 18844 - -
- Tbe ceremony of receiving' Sitting
Bull, the great Indian chief.- into the
Catholic Church,' which - was to have
taken place this week at Fort Yates,
nas Deen maeantteiy: postponea,- be
caase Sitting Bull cannot make-up his
mind which ef his two wives he will let
ao.-. '- - - : .. . ;- ; . j-
Mr. C P. Hnntington. president of
the Chesapeake .- and Ohio Railroad,
nas purcnasea a trace or grouna xront
ing on the Ohio river, between Smith
and John streets, .Cincinnati, and ex-
tenamg to jrront street, ror depot par-
poses, me present aepot canniy be
reached by ferry across the river, or by
using the connecting track on Front
street.. v ' ., . t
Abont October 1, when the two cent
stamp act goes into effect, it ia expected
that the Fostomee-Department , will
introduce a new letter wrapper, corn-
binding letter envelope and newspaper
wrapper in one bheet of paper, to . be
stamped with two cents. It is a design
of the inventor- of the gummed and
stamped newspaper wrappers, which
nave Deen in use xor 22 years. - ,
Tbk Allan line has just completed
contract with a Clyde firm for the con
struction of another large steamship.
one is to ne namea tne odoerian, . and
will be a freight ship after the model
Of tbe . vessels - Hannoverian, Corean
and Grecian. like thent, she is to be
of steel, bat she will be . much longer.
oeing ox ions register. ' .
I am now prepared to furnish meals
to families at abort notice. ; -'. .
It f - - J B HiBTtnsroToa.,
. m. mm -V --
4& unci n Jtniwna .:. , t . -
' The most curious of all the ' Paris
curiosities will cease to exist when the
demolition ef the ' Grand Hotel Le-
Siay, known as "La Table d'Hote des
onsters.' is completed. - The hotel in
itself is like any common provincial
hotel, bat the guests of its tool ahote,
as described by the reporter of theZan-
urne. rorm an assembly haraiy ta be
met with' in any other place. "Dinner
being announced." says this DriTilesed
goeevthe first couple to enter the din
ing hall with an air of perfect proprie
ty are a oearaea woman: accompanied:
-oy a, sxeieron'UManntltssc-'e
eetTea- uiuspers wua uougtrtfoi
eyes, genuy stroking ner oeara. i A.
dwarf with an enormous, nose sits
next to them on a high stool;, her
neighbors are a well-known showman,
who now and then turns his face round
to the middle of his back a conven
ience whenever the waiter is wanted r
aad a yonng giantess of sixteen, weigh
in g. 400 poueas. ftomnamDuusts, acro
bats, and many more of tbe same school
complete the circle, who after : their,
meal is ended, will sometimes for the
benefit of an occasional visitor. unite
in a dance, - fantastic, grotesque aad
hideous to the last degree." -. t -
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mnadelpma Star. - 4" Y
The coy gurgle of the' soda fountain
I naiad still Dlends in rippling cadence
with the cricket's autumn chant ; but
the marble syren is standing on tip-toe.
prepexea to mire ner annual uu?ntana
at the first sigh of ber ' no rt hi and blast; i
her classic form will skip the fountain, !
aincea irawe over me straw Darry scents
aad away.---- -r- -;vv.-:w -
A rood BaptUt eiarrjnaan of Bum. N. T
atretic iafmaaa nan, - auUtad - wtUr kidnsr
troatM. BMiralrta. and Wnw almost to blind
new. ever too rears after na was told that Hop
umara would eore htm, beaose be waa afraid or
aad iNotadiosd against E. Siaeo his euro
. ratiop mnera.
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NOTICE. ; ;
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' Oa aeeoant of Holidays oar respective places
ot baatneeawUl bo ked troni sundowa aion
4ar Oetooor lac nnttt aandofrn October Sods -
Also, trosa aanoovm uo-ober iota. uoUl na
dowo October lit. Oar patrons wtil please naafca
nesaottaia.' - f
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COUPON NOTICE. 1
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i - - Coutkbia. a. C,Sepcembr iU. J8S3.)
Tbe Coaoons of bends at tls Comntsr wbJen
due oa tit arse ml Oetoamr. 1 will.
bODOJ4atlofOOBSlPsrkBafik ef KawTork:-
citf, mixiutAe CeaasJKaaensi Ba&lEeX Cotaas-
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sept2w!2t 'Ji.-i 4 ' , Iretaarar,-'
mm f-asawsi mm m mm mm, . fm ' mm mm fmm
- - We aranoe reeetrioc our new fan Styles of
r.iiLLrNERY" ;
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XXAISy BOIRfSTS WEASXrEBSr
. , . rXaTIIKUXS', T7LX7XXX3 SATXK?,
Lv SXTLK XXinBO.T, XI.TJSIX,4KS.
win nave oar stock emspleto ei4 f3 open oar
; E't paoornaoc iiaxd ana j an .
nrueddsbct.
Wltenwa U.show.tf' fcrwt asd.ioosteom-
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msAif, rrom fctuamora, u i: - ! "
pipsrod to turoun a&xUucx 1 io i
atrt Lne
2's Chaoplon
Send to; the nmniifctrirers,
Farrel & Co., 631 , Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, and get :
testimonials. ..... ;" ' . : : - .
Scarcely a day passes with
out ; receipt , of testimonial.
from , some quarter- of the
globe, of the wonderful sue- :
cess of the Pat Try Chemical
Filling which genertites car
bonic acid -under the ef
fects -( of the ; fire itself -and
saves the contents Of the safe.
Julins O. Smith, Greenville,
8.1O.1 Wright & Coppeclc,
lwburyyi S, '? C, the owners ;
of four safes ) in ihe Kimball
House, Atlanta. Ga., and Clos
8eua Bakery, Charleston, S.O.,
-all j having had ' recent fires
--give nothing but; praise for
the CiTAirriOisv Sales in Au
gust by Farrel & .Co, double '
those of last year; and orders
to replace new wet filled safes
are pouring in from Georgia,
Alabama, and - all Southern
States all of which isi posi
tive evidence that good goods, -together
with the; best filling,
on; which scientific men.have '
spent years ;of study, and for
which . thousands of ' dollars
have Been spent j by us in se
curing patents. T7TXL "WIN IN
the - end, , and the day for
cheap ? trash ; and concrete or
wet filling is near an end. , In
safes for -fire, as well" as bur- ,
glars, our motto - for 40 years
has been: "The very best is
none; too; good. ;
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AVESFES TO akwoukcx THAT wx wm
t f offer UUa season a atoefcot . .
YOUTHS
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CHILDREN?S
.Tbatire feel mnBrtent will
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f.Y,
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Otar Stock, as bere:orore, wia embrace tao
HAjrtJTACTJC22 BT C8 TO K1XT TEX BXv
i QUlES2CCSTa ;oi; TE0S3 APPESd-1 'A
IIOriESTLY nADECLOTilil.'O
Tne reputation of ear
"makes tclre fuHy
tanllsned, we deen
ft tmaeeeasanr to msis try
'furtier etaima, cat refer roa to tnose ir&owlUfrb-
t!se abore, and they are found aaiczx-5',
LkB beat lreds&i people tnthls iclnItytT" r" ? L
Xmnslrtr j on for past farora, c!:c:i2
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Herrin
Safe.
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