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THE 6.1;!
FOh
Believes and cures
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lumbago,
BACKACHE,
HEAMCHE, T00TH10HE,
SORE THROAT,
QUINSY, 8WELLTNG8,
SPRAINS,
Soreness, Cuts, Bruises,
FROSTBITES,
BOBNS, SCAI.M,
And all other bodMy aches
And pains..
FIFTCEMTS A BOTTLE.
Bold by all Dromtata and
Dealers. Directions In 11
languages.
TheCharies A.VogeterCo.
(Imm u A. TOOKLim S 00.)
Btltkaar, L, C. & 1.
ottzvUs
NKW OKliXANS, AUKUSt 1, 188?.
TO THE PUBLIC!
Inreatii:t (or YonrselTea.
i niwaham hAvlni? m Wished
a wilful and malicious falsehood In regard to the
character oi ido iKjuisisumoiam u""viu,ji
the tallowing tacts ate given to the public to prove
his fctatement, that we are engaged In a fraudulent
W..tAaa tn rA f SI OA Q Tl ft lint THIP.
Amount of pnzes paid by ihe Louisiana State
Lottery company irom jsauarj i. join,
present aaie:
Orleans, T M wescuat, manager... 8J,36B,800
Paid 10 Louisiana national diuis, ..,,
Jos H Oglesby, president 488.900
d.m to T .m ifalanfl HtufA Na?flnnaJ BAHK.
8 ft Kennedy, president 125,100
Paid to New Orleans National Bank,
A Baldwin, president 88,500
Paid to Onion National Bank,
S Chartaron, cashier 64,450
Paid to Citizens' Bank
E L Carrtere, president 57,000
Paid to Uermanla National Bank
Jules Cassard, president 30,000
T.. i ntfuimlfl Nafinnn.1 Rand
chaa Palfrey, cashier.. 37.000
Paid to Canal Bank, Ed Toby, Cashier 1 3, 1 50
Y j -l ... U i.rnal Nntlnnal Yanlr
Jos Mitchell, cashier 8,200
Total paid as above $2,258,650
Paid in sums oi unaer si.uuu i iue
throughout the United tJtates 2.627.410
Total paid by all 84 88 1 ,060
For the truth of the above facts we refer the
public to the officers of the above named corpor
ation, and i or our legality and standing to the
mayor and officers of the city of New Orleans, to
the State authorities of Louisiana, and also to the
f.nnaat Mid correct in all our transactions, as
much so as any business In the coon try. Our
Rtendins Is conceded by all who will Investigate
and our stock has for years been sold at our
Board of Brokers, and owned by many of our best
known and respected cttizens.
M A DaUPHIN, President
-CAPITAL PBIZE, $75,0001
Ticketa only 95. Shares In Proportion
Louisiana State Lottery Co
"W da Kerrhtj -vrHfiii that, we xunervuB the at
rangements for a .th Monthly and SemirAnnuA
Drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery Oompant
and in person manage and control th Drawing,
themselves, and that the same are conducted wut
honesty, fairness, and in good faith toward all par
tin. and we authorize the Comvanv to use this certifl.-
cafe, 'ctth facsimiles of our signatures attached, n
i icutverttsement."
Commisslonenh
Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Legis
lature for Educational and Charitable nurooses
with a capital of $1,000-000 to which a reserve
fun d of has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
waa maae a part oi the present state constitution
adopted December 2d. A. D. 1 870. '
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by
iue,peopie oi any mate.
It mm& scales oh postponm.
Its GRAND SINGLE NUMBSB Drawings will
utse piace monthly.
A 8PLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
FOBTUNS. TENTH GBaND DBA WING, Class
& at
New Orleana. Tuesday. Oct. 9, 1883
161st Monthly drawing.
I" CAPITAL PBIZE, $75,000. 3
100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Fractions
In Fifths, In proportion.
LIST or PBIZXS:
1 CAPITAL PKIZK.
1 " PBIZE
1 PBIZE
2 PBIZE3 OF 88,000. .
5 PB1ZBS OF 2,000..
10 PHIZES OF 1,000..
20 " 500..
100 " 200..
800 " 100 .
600 " 50..
000 " 25-.
APPROXIMATION PRIZBS.
9 Approximation Prizes of V750. . .
H Approximation Prizes of 500. ..
ii Approximation Prizes of 250- . .
875,000
. 25,000
. 10,001.
. 12,000
- 10,000
. 10,000
. 10,000
. 20,000
30.000
. 25,000
. 25,000
-86,750
.. 4.50U
.. 2,250
1,987 Prizes, amounting to 265,500
Application for rates to clubs should only be
mAilA tA thA nfflfA rf thA Mmnftnf In Ku, AriAina
" V VUV WM.MJJ u. .,on V11DOUB.
For further Information write clearly, giving full
Buttress, mase f. u. Money orders payable and ad
aress segistered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La
Ordinary letters by Mall or Express to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
or M. A. DAUPHIN,
607 Seventh street, Washington, D. C.
$30,000 FOR $2.
ftl BEGULAB MONTHLY DBA WING WILL
n take place in the Masonic Hall, Masonic
UlU BuUdlng, In Louisville, Ky ,
Thursday, October 35th, 1883.
A lawful Lottery and fair drawings, chartered
by the Legislature of Ky., and twice declared
legal by the highest court In the State. Bond
given to Henry county In the sum of $100,000 for
the prompt payment of all prizes sold.
ABSOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBES DRAW
INGS. iVEvery ticket holder his own supervisor, can
call out the number on his ticket and see the cor
responding number on the tag placed In the wheel
In his presence. These drawings will occur on
the last Thursday of every month. Bead the
magnificent
OCTOBER
SCHEME.
1 Prize ,
1 Prize
1 Prize,
2 Prizes, 82,500 each,
........ 880,000
10,000
5,000
5,000
o razes, l.uuo each,
a aavvvia odvu., mmm .... ai.i n n s
razes, ouu eacn, ,. iu,uuu
100 Prizes, 100 each, 10,000
200 Prizes, 60 each, 10,000
500 Prizes, 20 each, 10,000
1000 Prizes, 10 each 10,000
0 Prizes, 8800 each, Approximation Prizes 82,700
9 Prizes, 200 " " " 1800
9 Prizes, 100 " " " 900
1.S57 Prizes. 8110,400
Whole Tickets, 82; Half Tickets, 81; 27 Tickets
850; 56 Tickets, 8100.
Bemlt Money or Bank Draft In Letter, or send
by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGISTER ED
LETTER OB POSTOFFICB ORDER, until farther
notice. Orders of 86 and upward, by Express,
eaa be tent at our expense. Address all orders to
J. J. DOUGLAS.
eptl LonlsTille, Ky.
DOVE'S
frae I orf Oil.
TO PHYSICIANS, FARMERS, LIERY STA
BLE KEEPERS AND RAILROAD MEN AND
HEADS OF FAMILIES: If any member of your
household, from parents to the merest infant, are
afflicted with Malignant Sores, scrofulous or other
wise, Salt Rheum or Scald Head, Burns, Wounds,
no matter how severe, or of how long standing, or
from whatever cause produced, send and get a
25-oent bottle of TURF OIL, and we guarantee a
eon or no pay. It cores' before other remedies
begin to act. It Is equally applicable to all the
tjloers or Sores', or Inflamed.. Surfaces of all do
mestic animals, or Anything that moves on the
Tort. . One or two applications are all that lsTiec
essary to neutralize the action of the Tims and
beal the Ulcer. It arrests at once the progress of.
Erysipelas and removes the Inflammation left In
the track of the disease . 1 ,
For sale by ail druggists and country stores.
BT" Ask for the "Turf oil SpeUlng-Book and
Header," with certificates of eraes.
PURCELI LADD ft COu
Ifay 9lft - BjchmondfVaV
i
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
ThA T.inn.nln PrncrrftSS say 9! Oq last
Saturday as Mr. J. H. lfobWy, prom
inent citizen of CherryVille, .was at
temptiug to clear his gin of motes, his
band was caught by tue saws ana nis
aim uiawii mtiu tiic uivuuic i.
hand and araa to the elbow were horri
bly mangled. Sarah Hause, a mar
ried woman, whose iutimacy with a
boy named Eli Helms, gave rise to an
indictment and conviction of Helms
for fornication and adultery, at 'the
last term or .Lincoln superior uourc,
has eloped with the boy since his term
of imprisonment expirea. iney went
to some point in cjouth Carolina and
have not been heard of since. Joseph
Hause, husband of the woman. h
take preliminary steps towards se
curing a divorce
The Aslieville Citizen says: Major
Herndon with his wife visited the
Southern Exposition, and returned
from Louisville with some valuable
trophies of his trip. He brought back
a second premium 2 year old stallion ;
a first premium 2 year old black filly
from the Shelby county fair, and also
two other fillies, and also a registered
Jersey heifer. All these are valuable
acquisitions, which stock men and oth
ers will appreciate.
The Spirit of the South says that
George Brown, a colored boy about 16
years of agp, was shot at Old Hundred
last Sunday by Frank William8,coIored,
and died fiom the effects of the wound
received a few hours afterwards. Ar
thur Bennett, colored, was lodged in
jail here Monday by Deputy Sheriff
Livingston as accessory to the murder,
Williams making his escape. Last
Tuesday Mr Martin Rush, one of Mont
gomery county's oldest and best citi
zens, was so severely injured by his
horse running away with him near his
residence (he had started to Troy court)
that he died the following day.
ecirio, N. Y., Dec 1, 1879.
I am the pastor of the Baptist church here, and
an educated physician. I am not in rctlce, but
am my sole family physician, and advise in many
chronic coses. Over a year bko (recommended
your Hop Bitters to my invalid wife, who has been
under medical treatment of Albany's best pbytl
HRns several vears. She has become thoroughly
cured of her various complicated diseases by their
use. We both recommend them to our friends,
man t of whom have alto been cured of their
varloes ailments by them
BEY. E R. WARR1N.
JTlether Swao't Worm Syrnp.
Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic; for
feverlshness, restlessness, worm3, constipation,
25 cents.
He Had a Great Head.
I lfe
Abraham and Joshua had been in
vited to a splendid dinner. It was im
possible for Joshua not to make capital
out of such an opportunity; accordingly
he managed to slip a silver spoon into
his boot.
Abraham was green with envy at
Joshua's success, for he had not even
manipulated a salt-spoon. But an idea
struck him. "My frents," he cried. Ml
will show you some dricks." Then
taking up a spoon he said1 "You zees
dees spoon? Veil, it ees gone!" he
cried, passing it up his sleeve. "You
will find it in Joshua's bood." It was
found.
Dry Tetter.
For years I was afflicted with dry tetter of the
most obstinate type, eras treated by maay of the
best physicians; took quantities f meicury, pot
i sh and arsenic, which. Instead of curing the let
ter, crippled me up with mineral poison sad
rheumatism. The tetter continued to grow worse,
and the Itching almost made me crazy. In this
condition I was induced to take Swift's Specific,
and the result was as astonishing as It was gratl
fjlng. In a few months the tetter was entirely
weU, the mercurial poisoning all out of my sys
tem, and I was a well man and due only to
Swift's Specific. All like sufferer should take It,
Jajces Dubnihg.
Louisville, Ky.
Owning a whole Coal Mine.
From Detroit Post and Tribune.
About two miles north of Grand
Ledge, in the heart of a large old for
est, lives an eccentric but happy fellow
named Dick Luke. His daily labors
are devoted to the interest of a coal
mine, which extends 500 feet into the
side of a hill, and wherein, by the aid
of the rays f a lard-oil lamp, Dick
Luke has for ten years past crouched
on his side and back and slowly picked
the treasure from the mother earth.
The tunnel is only about three feet in
diameter, and Dick's companions are
his long clay pipe and pick-axe. About
one and one half tons of coal per day
are extracted from Dick's one-man
power mine, which is sold at the mine
for $3.50 per ton.
Nothing: Like It,
No medicine has ever been Known in the Sooth
so effectual in the cure of all those diseases aris
ing from an Impure condition of the blood as
Rosadalls, the Great Southern Remedy, for the
cure of scrofula. White Swelling, Rheumatism.
Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, Vene'eal Sores and
Diseases. Consumption, Ooltre, Boils, Cancers,
and all kindred diseases Rosadalls purifies the
the system, brlsgs color to the chesks and restores
the sufferer to a normal condition of health and
vigor.
It is asserted that the ordinary cosmetics used
by ladles are productive of great mischief. We
believe this Is so. and that a better means of se
curing a beautiful complexion Is to nse some good
blood medicine like Rosadalls. the Great Sou'hem
Remedy, whch cleanses the blood and gives per
manent beauty to the skin.
MABKFT3 BY TJELEGBAPH.
OCTOBEB 6, 1883.
FINANCIAL,
raw TOBX
Four per cents, coupon : : : : 1.204fe 1,20ft
do registered, : ; : : ; 1.204ai.20Vi
Four and a half per cents, coupon l. 41
do registered. : : : : : l 14U
Three per cents, 1881 : : ; l.OOftai.Ol
8T0CS.
Chesapeake and Ohle, : : : : 15
C,C.,C. I. :::::: B6
Canada Southern, : : : : : 5214
B. & L :::::: : .24
C, C, C. & L C, : : : : 21
Central Paclfilc, : : : : : 65i
Delaware Lackawana and Western, 1.16
Delaware and Hudson, : : : 1.0614
Denver & Rio Grande, : : : : 26
grle, 30i
Hannibal and 8t Joseph, 8
do preferred, : : : : 92
Houston and Texas. : : 58
Illinois Central. : : : : : : 1.28
Ind, RAW, ;::::: 23ft
Lake Shore. : ; : i :
Louisville and Nashville. : :
Lake Erie and Western. : : i
Michigan Central, : : 80ft
Missouri Pac'fic. : : : 953,
Mil sou 1 1 Kansas and Tex., : : : 23
Manhattan Elevated, : 89
New York Central, : : : : 1.1 414
Northwestern, : : : : 1.2M
do. preferred, :::::: 1.884
New Jersey Central. : : : : 791
Northern Pacific, common, : ; : 8214
Northern Pacific, preferred. : : : si4
Ontario and Western, : : : 21ft
Pacific Mall. : : : 87ft
Rock Island, ::::::. 1,20
Reading, :::::: 49
St Paul, ::::::: 09
St Paul preferred, : : : : : 1.16$
Unlonlaolfic, :::::: 85ft
Western Union. : : : : : : 791
Wabash Pacific, :::.:: 20ft
Wabash Pacific preferred. ; 1.164
Colorado Coal, :::::: 4
Bast Tennessee, : : : : : 7&k
. do. pref'd : . : : : : 14
Metropolitan Elevated, : : : 90
New York Elevated, : : : 95
Norfolk and Western, preferred, : 89ft
Ohio Central. : s : : : : : 21ft
P. A.R.R. : : : : : Qf
Richmond and Allegheny 4ft
R.4P,- ; : : : : : :
Richmond and Danville, : : : : 58
Texas and Bio Grande, : : : : 77
Texas Pacific, :::::: 25
.Bid. tLaatbld. lOffd. lEx. Dlv. tAsked
NAVAL STORES.
WruraOTOH-8pir!tsof Turpentine firm atJP'RIZR frOODS
85ft. Bosln-dull strained, 81.12ft; good de; x A,A'11' VVVJO,
ei.iiWf ar-urm a 91. eu. J urpenune
aiaaay; nsra t.zo; son virgin, 82.00.
PRODUCE.
Baltmorb Flour steady; Howard Street and
Western buperfine, 83 2583.65; do Extra,
88 752)14.75; do. Family, 85.00 86 00: City
Ml is buperfine, 83.00a88.76; do. Extra. 84.00
S6.&0: do. Rio. brands, 86.0086.25: Patapsco
FamUy, 86.75; do. Super, patent 87.50. Wheat
Southern firm; Southern red 81.08081. 18;
amber 8l.l2a8117. Corn-Sonihern stsady:
So til hern white 68064; yellow 64066 Cats
flrmj . Spotbsrn 85088. - Provisions nlet;
Coffee firm; aUo cargoes, ordinary to fair, 9&
10ft.. Sugar firm; A soft 8; copper refined
firm atl4ft014. Whiskey -steady at 81.18
8L18ft. freights dun.
, Chjoaso Wheat-dull and weak; October 98;
November 1 6; December 97. Corn-lower!
October .47ft; November 46 Oats-quiet and
weM.ycwDer2Mw; ovemDer274. . Provisions
onsettled. Pork Tower
-lowers uewner sio 85: Novem- I
her 110.471. Lard
lower; October S7.2iTT
November 87.60-rShort ftbsWoweri October
90.VJ, novemoer so.vo.
? f COTTON.
. i '-
Nw Tobs- (eUTnlOaanaj 10 7-ioL r
. . . HXfibBKb.
KtW (,S Frifllr A'nwil ahaarf.- aalu IE').
000 biles.
feptembor
October .. l0.57a.B8
November 16669 67
DccsmU-r ... .. 1779
JfOHUirj 10.b3&94
feoruiir ... M.OHS.Cb
VztcU 11 2891.24
Awfll ll.8P8H
May 11469 47
June. 1 1 67fl.fi8
July .. . 11 67.K
An, net 11.763.77
Liverpool Cotton market.
Litebfool,Oc tber 6 Ssot cotton firm; s&Im
10. 000 bales at 1-I6d advance and closed strong,
future?) 6 64dS7 04d hUher than yesterday Ins
cemr.er aud January delivery fi Hl-64d: January
and February 5 62-6 Jd; April and May 7 6 Id.
CITY COTTQJV MARKET.
Oma or Tbx Jouknal-Obskhvxb. i
COAKLOTrx, N. a. Oc ober 7. 1888. i
The city cotton market yesterday c ost d steady
at the following euotatlons:
Lew Middling, and gin cut Ga&fe
Middling 9
Strict Hlddllng 9
Good Mid JllBg l u
BB0XIFT8 BIHCS B iPTXMBEB FTE8T.
Receipts since Sept. ) st to yesterday 5.513
Receipts yesterday 137
Total rec ipts to date R.540
Receipts same date 1882 6,1 78
Receipts same date 1881 .. 3,457
CITY PRODUCE MARKET.
Reported by T. B. Masill.
OCTOBER 5, 1888.
BUYING PBJCSa
Cobb, per btuhl..
MKAIm "
WHXAT,
Bxam8, white, per bushel .f '
ou
-S0a82
on
jt&ab, vinj perDuao.
White. "
Pkaottb, per bushel
Flouk
Family
Extra.....
Super
Oats, shelled
Dbixd Fhuit
pples. per lb
pBaches, peeled
" Unpeeled
Blackbsrrles..
PiTATO8
Sweet
Irish.....
Cabbage, per pound,
Ohiohb, per bushel
Beeswax,
Btjtteb
North Carolina.
Kess, psr dozen.
POULTBT
Chickens
Spring
Ducks
Turkeys, perlb
Geese
Bnr, per Eb., nei
Motton, per tb.. net
Pork. "
Wool,, washed,
" unwashed,
Featekbs, new
Bass, per pound
70a75
l.ieal.15
76a80
1.25
2.50a2.60
2.40a2.50
2.85a2.40
60
5a6
7a9
5a6
8a4
65a75
75&80
2a2ft
40a5o
25a28
22a28
20a22
20a25
12al5
25a80
lOall
85a40
7a8
7a8
fialO
80S83
2022
45a50
lft
SELI WG PRICES WHOLES AL3 .
Ptlk Meat? -Clear
rib sles 73&i8
liARD. per pound 81Aa9
CorrsB
fme Rio Ilal2ft
lUWll
Molasses
Cuba nnsi
Sugar Syrup 80a42
Choice New Orleans 60a66
Common 89a40
Liverpool flna 80a85
coarse 7 5a 80
DABttias, lOftall
ties, new. per bundle. 1 7fi
Ties, spliced 1.80A1.50
WHISKEY
corn, per gallon Ji.25
ajo, noneonanng,
Bbamdt
Apple, per gallon. SI . 50
Pefch " 52.00
Won,, Jupi ."nong, per gallon. 00
RETAIL.
UEESSE , 20
Lakd, per lb 12H2ft
Tallow, perlb 7ag
BAOUH
N. C hog round 12al4
Hams, N. C ISaiS
Hams, canvassed. 17al8
B3a 9aio
Shoes! Shoes!!
Now is the Time When the
People begin to Tok around
FOR
Children School Shoes.
We would remind them that we kaep the veiy
best make that are offered In the market
-AND-
At prices that will Induce you to buy when you see
the goods.
Give Us a Call.
W WE GUARANTEE SATIS FACTIONfa3
QRAY& BRO.
June 6-1888
011TI
Candy'tManufaclurers and; Jobbers of
Plain and Fancy Candies,
8UGAR FRUITS and TOYS,
CHEWING GUMS,
Peanuts,
000
o o
I08
Went Trctde Street
5HARLOTEI Nl
er25dtf . 7
..'IT (. V ' ''!
7t
Gray & Brother,
"HX fM l -I II VM
Ht f y ...
- YoaeIabai too
much for SAatAsi-
AS NltBVIHE,':
I BaTsaskeptic.tHor
can one medicine be
I a specific for Epl;
lepsr, Dyspepsia
Aleoholtsm:
Oplvxe JSmOtmgt Rkensawttsn SpermstOTv
rhas, er Sealnal Weakness, mmA fifty other
complain taf We claim it a specific sim
ply, because the virus of all diseases arises front
the blood. Its Nervine, Resolvent, Alterative and
Laxative properties meet all the conditions herein
referred to. It's known world wide as
It quiets and composes the patient not by the
introduction of opiates and drastic cathartics, bat.
by the restoration of activity to the stomach and
nervous Bystem, whereby the brain is relieved
of morbid fancies, which are created by the
causes above referred to. ' '- ,
To Clergymen, Lawyers, Literary men, Mer
chants, Bankers, Ladies and all those whose sed
entary employment causes nervous prostration,
irregularities of the blood, stomach, bowels or
kidneys orwho require a nerve tonic, appetizer or
stimulant, Samaeitan Nsbvufs is invaluable.
Thousands proclaim It the most wonderful invig
orant'sthat ever sustained the sinking system.
81.W. Sold by all Druggists. The DR. S. A. RICH
JsIOD USD. CO., Proprietors, St Joseph, Mo.
fhu. V. Grlttntoa, Agiat, Xtw Igck Gltj (4) .
Mason (S Hamlin Organs.
NewTllustrated eatalozue, (49 pp. 4to) for sea
son of 1888 4, including many new styles; the
best assortment of the best and most attractive
organs we have ever offered, and at lowest prices,
S22 to $800, for cash, easy payments or rented.
Sent free.
Mm & Hamlin Piano and Organ Co.,
Boston, 154 Tremont st ; New York, 46 East 14th
st; Chicago, 149 Wabash Ave.
oct5d4w
WORTH SENDING FOR !
Dr. J. H. SOHENCK has Just published a book on;
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS
!S HOW TO CURE THEM
which is offered FREE poetpaid.to aD applicants.
It contains valuable information for all who suppose
themselves afflicted with, or liable to any disease of
the throat or lungs. Mention this paper. Address
Or. J. H. SOHENCK & BON, Philadelphia. Pa.
0S if yo with nglieli or franuu Sook y
oct5d2w
GEO WOODS'
PIANOS km ORGANS.
Are the finest in Tone,
Are the finest In Design,
Are the fins&t in Workmanship.
Send for catalogue with music freo.
GEO. WOODS' COMPANY,
608 Washington t Boston, Mass.
02t5d4t
NOTICE LOST.
A blank book, the property of the Ladles' Be
nevolent Society of the Associate Reformed Pres
byterian church. The finder will confer a favor
by leaving same at office of the Journal Observer.
OCt5 W. T. WALLER.
Springs k Burwe
JUST RECEIVED,
100 BARRELS
PATENT ROLLER
LOUR,
THE FINEST EVER
OFFERED
IN THIS MARKET,
800 BUSHELS
BOLTED MEAL,
500 BUSHELS WHITE
CORN.
SPRINGS & BURWELL.
sept80dtf
Elegantly Trimmed Hats
FOR
Ladies and Children.
dj'PlWlng EVERY DAY the most beau
tlftil line of all kinds of Millinery ever opened in
this city. Our stock is complete la every branch
and we always strive to please our friends and
customers. We call especial attention of our
patrons to the fact that
MISS JENNIE LANEHAltT
Jswiui ins again this season, and we feelvure she
needs no recommendailon as a Trimmer from
Wfor CU8t-
Opening Every Day
During this season, and we consider It a Dleasnre
to show our goods at all times Pleasure
v JrS?.. your past Pnnage and asking
RheTwee' 0W Sm p,,TCna8
Respectfully,
MRS. S. & G. NEWCOMR
Orders from our patrons at a dlstanea
wUl have prompt attention. uiBwnce
We are Now Receiving
Weekly Shipments of the
Jellico Mountain Tennessee Coal,
IS c?.e are 8lt8 tow States of North
S6 Caroltoa, Pure Luj. Coal, f ?e I rom
dust, for domestic and run of the mines t.w
Ltomrablcllwe iEES&
??wih t Sr wn'te Ash. as may beoeired
".'"onndotxand .New WwKi
teSv S iSK'JSPHS' wewKarDtee n of the
tarIftMd POSITIVELY (JAStt ' ,J .
septaidm f : , ANTHONX ft B8YCX.
BICHnOHD & DANVILLE R. R.
Jf NC. DIVISION..
. lit Ain a nuUTL
No 51, I r o. 53,
Ittily. Dally.
ate Sfpt 16. 1883.
Leave Charlotte.
Leave Salisbury
Leave High Point.....
Arrive Greensboro
Leave Greevsburo...
.Arrive Hilisboro -".
Arrive Durham. ...
Arrive Raleigh
Leave haieUh
!Arr?y 'Goidsboro.
8 8'Hm
4 31pm
o 6 pm
7 21 pm
7 54 pm
6 24 a re
6.45 a n:
7 25 a m
10 to aw
12 23pmJ
1.1J4 p mi
2.2 S p 11W
3.uu v m
5 20pm
- . a a. tr 1 1 .. ,K. n .. j
!'' Leave Gensoro 4!0 p m
J ' Arrive at RalelgU . J 1 . hi p m
-y'' - Arrive Goldsporo 5.00 am
- No. 61 Connects at ureenburo with u&i)BB
for alt points North. East and West of Danville.
tsllsoury with W N C R-R for all points in
Western: N C. At Goidsboro with WtWhK dally.
NOT 51 and 53 connect at Greensboro with HAD
R R nnl for all points on Salem eranch.
TttAlWo GuIlMG auUTtL
No. 60,
Dally.
No. 52,
Lally.
Date, Sept 16, 1883.
Leave Goidsboro ..
Arrive-SalHUrh. . .- .
Leave. Raleigh .....
Arrive Durham
Arrive Hilisboro...
Arrive Greensboro
LeavB Greensboro
AiriyeHigh Point.
Arj 1 ve ballsbnry . . .
. arrive t hariotte . . .
10.00 am
12.20 pm
3 cfp m
4 4fl pm
n 58 pm
7-40 p m
d 05 pm
1 0 4 1 put
1 2 uO u'gt
Ifitiam!
10.10 a m
in. 45 a m
12 06 pm
1.50 put
,No. 16 Dally except Sunday.
Leave Goidsboro' I 30 p m .
Arrive Raleigh 5.50 p m
Lave Raleigh 615pm
Arrive Greens bo -o 2.20 am
No; 50 Connects at Salisbury for all points on
WNCBB, and at Charlotte with A 4 Air Line
for all points In the south and southwest.
No. 52 - Connects at Charlotte with C, C & A R
R for all points South and Southeast, and with A
& C Air-Line for all points South.
N. W. N. C. RAILROAD,
&ODSS BODTTH.
NO. 50 Dally.
Leave Greensboro. 10.15 p m
Arrive Eernersville. 11.20 pm
Arrive Salem 12.00 n'gt
NO. 62 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro 10.21 a m
Arrive Eernersville 1 1.80 a m
Arrive Salem, 12.04 p m
eopie MOBTH.
NO. 51 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Salem 5.40 p m
Arrive Eernersville 6.20 p m
Arrive Greensboro.. 7.8O p m
NO. 58 Dally.
Leave Salem 5.80 a m
Arrive Kemersville -. 6.05 a m
Arrive Greensboro 7. 10 a m
8TATE UNIVERSITY RAILROAD.
No. 1,
Dally
ex. Sunday.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Chapel Sill,.
Arrive University,. .
11.15 a m
12.16 p m
No. 2,
Daly
GOING SOUTH.
hi. Sunday.
Iave University,..
Arrive Chapel Hill,.
12.45 p m
1.46 P m
PnlUsan MM Cars Witliont aw
On Trains 50 and 51, between New York and
Montgomery, and between Raleigh and Old Fort.
On Trains 52 and 53, between Washington and
Augusta, and Danville and Richmond, and Char
lotte and Montgomery.
W Through tickets on sale at Greensboro. Ral
eigh, Goidsboro, Halisouryand Cbarlotte, for all
points South, Southwest, west, North aud East
or Emigrant lates to Louisiana, Texas, Arkan
sas and the Southwest, address
T M R TALCOTT, M SLAUGHTER,
Gen. Manager, Gen. Pass Agent.
Richmond. Va.
CABOLMCENmlffiLROADCO.
r0rara of BupxsiimNPXKT. )
Wilmington, N. U, 8ept30, 1883. f
o
N and after Oct. 1, 1883, the following
schedule will be operated on this railroad:
Passenger, Mall and Express Train: Daily.
Lea Wilmington at 7 OOP. M.
f Arrive at Charlotte at 7.80 A. M.
No. 1
1 Leave Charlotte at 8.15 P. M.
No. 2
1 Arrive at Wilmington at 8 25 A. M.
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 stop at regular stations
only, and points designated In the Company's
Time Table.
Train No. 1 Dally except Sunday.
Do. No. 2 do do do.
Local Freight with Passenger Car attached.
Leave Laurinburg at 6.15 A. M
Arrive atCnarlotte 4.40 P. M.
Leave Charlotte at 7.40 A. M-
Arrive at Laurinburg 5.45 P. M.
Shelby Division, Passenger. Mall Express and
Freight-Dally except Sundays.
Leave Charlotte 8.15 A. M.
Arrive at Shelby 12.15 P. M.
Leave Shelby 1.40 P, M.
Arrive at Charlotte 5.40 P. M.
Trains No. 1 and 2 make close connection at
Hamlet with R. A A. trains to and rrom Raleigh.
Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmington
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte.
Take Train No. 1 for statesvllle, stations West
ern N. C. R. R.. Ashevllle and points West.
Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville, Athens. At
lanta and all points Southwest.
L. C. JONES, Superintendent.
F. W. Clibk, General Passenger Agent
mayl2tf
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
PAS8EN6KB DXPABTOXNT, I
Columbia. 8. C. Ju'y 1 1, '83. J
On and after the 16th Inst the following will be
the schedule on the C. 4 L. N. G. Division:
Leave Newton 7.00 a m
Leave Llnoolnton. 8 35am
Leave Dallas 9.82 a m
Leave Gastonla 10.02 a m
Leave Clover 11.08 am
Leave YorkvUIe 1 1.55 a m
Arrive Chester 1.20 pm
Leave Chester : 2.50 p m
Leave Yorkville 4 25 pm
Leave Clover 5.05 p m
Leave Gastonla 6. 1 0 d m
Leave Dallas 6 25pm
Leave Lircolnton. 7.35 pm
Arrive Newton 9.00 pm
C. AC DIVISION.
Leave Chester 5.00 pm
Leave Rlchburg 6.00 p m
Leave Fort Lawn 6.48 pm
Arrive Lancaster 7.25 p m
Leave Lancaster 9.00 a m
Leave Fort Lawn 9.48 a m
Leave Rlchburg 10 35 a m
Arrive Cheater 1 1.26 a m
D. CARD WELL.
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Julyl5dtf
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA
RAILROAD COMPANY,
August 12ih. 1883.
souinward.
WBlPB
STATIONS.
oca,
iw i
C3K ft. DM
O i rs
" P L
1 yoa
CD 9 til
P. M
A. M.
5.85
6.28
8.00
9.55
11.13
12.08
2.00
4.10
Lv. Charlotte,
PI nevllle,
RfwkHill,
Cb;e8ter,
Wiaodward's,
Wlinnsboro,
Ridgeway,
Ar. Colombia,
Lv. Colombia,
Lexington,
Batesburg,
Trenton.
Granite ville,
Ar. Augusta.
2.10
2 87
8 20
401
4.83
5.05
5.81
6.80
1 M
6 87
7.87
8 87
9.87
10.07
1047
6.151
7.15
K.08
9 12
9.46
10.25
Northward.
53 47
"IT
A. M. P. M.
7.85 6.00
8.15 6.88
8.85 6 58
9.10 7.82
10.08 a 85
10,59 9 88
11.40 10.29
11.47
12.48
1.14
1.45
2.15
2.88
8 17
&55
420
Lv. Augusta,
Ar. Granltevllle.
Lv. Granltevllle,
Trenton,
Batesburg,
Lexington,
Ar. Columbia,
Lv. Columbia,
Ridgeway,
Wlnnsboro,
Woodward's,
Ar. Chester,
Lv. Chester.
Bock HI1U
Plnevlile,
Ar. Charlotte.
M.
5.00
7.02
8.15
920
10.85
11.05
12.50
2.40
8.80
A. X, 4e O. IlTisln.
SOTJTHWABD. HO. 52. 1 ROBTffWARP. HO 53.
Lt. StatesTiile 780 am
Mooresvllle 8.21 am
Davidson Col a 48 am
, Huntersvllle 9,10 am
'Ar. Charlotte 1000 am
! DaHy,
Lv Charlotte
Huntersvllle
Davidson Col
Mooresvllle
Ar Statesvllle
450 pm
5.89 pm
6.06 pm
6.28 pm
7.20 pm
Wkereno time ts given trains do not stop.
T. M. B. TALCOTT, Gea'l Manages.
VMM SaTm..A. !i
G. B. Taloott, Superintendent.
aosl6
"UOORE COUNTY GRIT
wJJiJi MILLS AND MILLSTHSES.
(AIXSXSXS).
BESTINTHEvORLD
SAKPlls OP MBAl UOtt
qm ArraiaiiH.
lOtTM IA80LIIA MIUSTOMf W.
se7d4w
WANTED.
a r rr:MWU"s S acnooi, of a scnooi in some
to n or country rieiguDof nood, by a" lady of suo-
A sitoaUon lnra icTbdl. .or a school In some
I
Our stock is now complete, and we ask you to give it a thorough inspection
We have a large stock of Cashmeres, all colors, and ask your special attention to
our Black Cashmeres.
Our line of Black Silks cannot be beaten; we have them from 60 cents to
$3.50 per yard. Satins tn black and colors, from 50c. up. Ottomans Surahs etc
The largest line of Velvet Ribbons to be found in the city, from to 75
cents per yard, all colors.
Be sore to look at our stock of handsome Silk Gimps, the prettiest oat.
Examine our immense stock of Silk Velvets and Plushes before buying.
A large line of Velveteen from 50c to $1.00 per yard, all colors.
Just received,
5 Jersey Jaeketa, 3 J Each
r
-.
Also some handsome Pleated one?. Some handsome Silk Ottomans ai d
Brocaded. Fur-lined Circulars.
The new Russian Circular. Ask to see it.
Wraps of all kinds for everybody.
,150 piftirs of Kid Gloves, Nos. X and 6, at cents per pair.
All Linen Kerchiefs, 10 cents.
The patent "Adjustable Hip" Corset, at $1.00. Be sure to examine it. En
tirely nevr. .
A larife line of Ladies' Neckwear, Ladies' Gents', and Children's Underwear,
all grades... Hosiery, Gloves. Ask to see our new Kid Glove in the "Mandarin"
colors, this newest thing out.
Lace Curtains $1.00 per Pair and Up.
Cretonnes, Fringes, Lambrequins, Table Covers, Piano Covers, Table Da
masks Napkins, Towels, Flannels, Blankets, Oil Bed Knitting Cotton, &c.
A larg line of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Trunks and Valises,
and the bfciit unlaundried shirt, "The Hercules Shirt," for $1.00. Hand Bags and
Purses.
, Our prices are as low as the lowest, and in our stock can always be found the
latest styles of everything.
We specially ask you to look at our stock when looking around, and we feel
assured that you will find our prices low, and our goods up to the demands of the
most stylish. Come to see us.
Truly,
MMGEilE & ALU&nEl,
SMITH BUILDING . TRADE STRICT, CBARLOTTB. N. C.
Old and Only in the Way.
"As we walk through the street, how often we meet, Some
Poor old man, whose life is naught but woe;
With age his form is bent, in his pocket not a cent,
And for shelter do not know where to go.
With relations by the score, who keep him from the door,
And meeting on the street they pass them by ;
If you ask them why it's done, they will answer you and say,
We're poor, we're old, and only in the way P
"There was a time 1 hear, when the young were not so queer,
But since that time there's come an awful change;
Young men in health and might, their old parents they will strike,
And it happens every day ; it's nothing strange.
Take this poer wreck of toil, his children him do spurn,
For death Pm sure he oftentimes does pray:
Himself and faithful wife, after toiling all their lifV,
When old, they find that they are in the way P'
"My little song, Pm sure, is for rich as well as poor,
For take a rich man when he's growing old ;
His friends will shake his hand, his relations round him stand,
Awaiting him to die, they want his gold.
Then let us from this hour do all that's in our power
To make the road for old folks light and gay ;
And if they trouble on us'cast, why let this be our last
To say, that they are old, and in the way.
So let us cheer them on,
They won't be with us long,
Don't let us sneer because they're old and gray ;
And remember while we're young
The days to us may come,
When we will be old and only in the way i"
INTew Sheet Music.
MUSIC BOOKS AND
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Best Bargains Ever Offered the Papas and Mammas
AT THE
MeSmith Music House.
Come and see me everybody. The older you are the lera
you're in the way.
Send for Catalogues and prices.
Vow is the time to Buy Furniture
As I have marked many of my things down to
JSTjffi'T COST
To make room
FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY.
IBo Mo Anndlirews.
NOW THAT OUR.
FALL STOCK IS IN
And we have bad a grand suoness with our open
ing, we are prepared to sell goods cheaper than
ever before tince we began business. Our slock
has been bought with more care than usual and
we ffer eur s ock at price i that mut bo gaii fac
tory ta any customer.
EVERY LINE IS COMPLETE.
Black and Colored S0k, Saons, Velvets, and
Plushes In all the 1'aabiomible shades. All the
latest NovelUes in Xmaunlnrgs, Fringes and Orna
ments. Casslmeres. Treeo, Henrietta. Nun's Cloth, and
Bepa. A toll line at Mourning Oiods, Crapes, 4c.
and Dress Goods, ranging in price Irom i2Vh
cents to S2.60 per yard.
A full HVe of Brats Flannel in all colors.
. A Novelty in "Elder Down," very handsome for
Jackets, in bright colors.
Casslmeres and Jeans, Water Proof. Bed and
whlre Flannel, Blankets, Underwear lor Hen,
Ladles and Children.
A VSBY ATTRACTIVE LINK OI
H OSIER V,
j. n .
For Ladies and Children; all cheap.
A full line of Gloves for Gentlemen. Ladies', and
Children. We have the best Kid for Si ,00 to be
found in tbte etty.
Ladles W Vane a specialty thfs season.
The best 4 4 Domestic in the city.
HATS and CAPS.
4Twr un Muuaeas is mil ana me asK ran m
amine our ritock before buying .your cooda. Hfe
will conYlni w you that all we say is true.
Black Goods a Specialty.
Clothing, Boots aod Shoes,
T. L, Sefgie & Ctv
-:o:
EVERYTHING MUSICAL.
H. McSMITH
CHARLOTTE, If. C.
for Fall Stock.
NEW FIRM!
New ffioods
-AND-
LOW PRICES ! ! !
WE WOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
we have formed a oopartnersh p under tbe
name and style of
For the purpose of conducting the Retail and
Fancy Grocery business at the old stand of
LeBoy Davidson. Mr. BA&NXTT, wbo
has charge of the business, has just
returned from the Northern Mark
ets where he purchased one of
the best lines of
GROCERIES
Brer opened la
this city. We are now
opening a full line &nd,l
a few days our stock will be,
complete. It is our MSL
make our stock second I to none la the
State. OUR BBLING MOTTO WILL BE
lie Best Goofc and the Lowest Prices.
; ThuMhiM is invited to call and inspect ,our
t stoVkakd .ee.for itself that
,2SSwvQttmg found in Wctly irsfcias-
HEAVY AND FATCY GROCERY.
Very res teotfuiiy, .
t. W. BARNETT,
f. & ALEXANDER,
Barnett
Alexander
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