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THUR
PlJiteirtre burned out some time ago, has
Church Directory,, iiv,
METHODIST, CJiyRCp Rbv.-M. L.
Wood, Pastor.-iServiees every Sabbath at
11 A. and itrat 7:30 v. ft. ,
Prayer-meeting every Wednesday even-
i it on ' ys. : .. ..-
mg at r.oU. v -in
Sabbath-school at 3:30 p. u. ,
BAPTIST CHURCH Rkv.Niedham
B. Cobb, Pastor. Services 1st Sunday and
Thursday night preceding at, 7;30 p. m.;
and third SuqdaV . jitll A. M. and 7:30 i.
m. Service! at Uartlidges reek lst Sun
day in each month at II, a. m.,andj3atur
, dav preceding at 2 &m. I ? j; s I' i'ii
Sabbath-school every Sabbath at 9 a. m.
Postofnce opens at 7 o'clock a.m. Miils
going West on C. C, Railroad close at 6:3o
p. ii. ; mails going Eaat close at 815 a. m.
Money order department open from 8 a.
. tO 5 P. Mf ' -
PW. STANSlLt, Postmaster.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT."
The Rocked arid the Atlanta Con
stitution one year, for $2.00, cash. ...
-We are having fine .weather, and
4tgarden truckis growing nicely,
S?"s-i -'
Mr. C. C. Taylor has workmen
employed preparing the foundation
for his new store.
Jas. T. LeGrand, Esq., .who has
been quite sick, is, we gre pleased to
state, so far recovered as to be able
to walk about a little. V - -
1 ;
Five hundred men paid ten, dol
lars each one day last week: to wit
ness a prize fight. TheWute nature
of man predominated there. s-.,
Mr. Stewart.has opened out a nice
stock of furniture in the Long build
ing, immediately adjoining his own.
His prices are very low.
Mr. M. T. Hinson has sold out
his liq uor Juusines to Messrs. Tho3.
and James McDonald, who now
hold forth at Hinson's old stand, -
The Baptists, at Roberdel have
erected and almost completed a
large and handsome church which
is a valuable ornament to the vil
lage. .
A committee of ladies were ap
pointed last Snnday night at the
church on Pee Dee Heights to assist
in raising money sufficient to buy a
good bell. The church needs one
verv badly.
Col. Steele? ef;our town, will de
liver the annual address at Oak
Ridge Institute, in Guilford county
at the commencement in June. It
goes without paying that it will be
a good one.
Attention is called to the new ad
vertisement of Messrs, Boyne &
Badger, the leading jewelers of Char
lotte. They have a beautiful estab
lishment and carry a fine stock of
goods in their lihe
Bob Burdette says that God wast
eu muu wnenue made the man
who is so little as to have the post
master return a newspaper marked
"refused" when he owes two or
three years subscription. -
Mr. T. B. Covington showed us a
day or two ago a diminutive speci
men of hen fruit. The eesr i3 about
I an inch and a half, long and 'abou
half an inch-in diameter!' with a
hard, perfectly-formed shell.
The Rocket has been moved. We
are now "fixed un ' in our new
I,
quarters in Capt. Everett's new
building where"we"have "splendid
apartments. Our friends are "re
hpectfully invited to call and see us
Mrs. Flora Jones, grand moth,er o
Mrs. F. T,. Cole of this town, died a
her home n.eaLaii.nburg on the
lm uit.. aeea a; years, one naa
1 1-2
erando
i - . o o
Ichildren. most of them now livinsr
Thos. B. Covington, Esq!, hag re
Iceived some very' handsome Spring
laQd SummetDrintseinffhams. dress
II. ' O '
goods, &c., to which he invites at-
llnuon through our advertising col
limns this week. He always keeps
mi line of choice .groceries, and
Feats his customers right, y
vlr- Mcllhenny, who wil
faanae the drug business to be car-
I'ed on here hv- J. W. Griffin. Esn
j .... , ,
Pl Monroe, was in Rockingham last
Pionday looking after. preparation
- "juving aown. The interior o
i hi nave io i oc re-pa.ui veu
the shfdv
Vl11 take some time, but Mr. Mcll
r "y nopes to begin, moving next
l"an and made a verv favorable
Pre8Rion unon thnsp nf mirnennle
- ' - f r
e met.
he firmof ylor?:&"MckeiIl ?v&o
puiyuuocu a uiieresi ; m me ousi
Dess of:Mr. J. S. Goldston. The new
firm of Goldst'oh & McNeill will con-
Iriu tqpccupyl tlieir present quar?
era ari(T will add largely to their
stock of groceries, notions, &c. -: -
Mr. DeWitt W. Odom, at present
akirig'a course in the Peahody Nor
mal. College tat Nashville; ...Tenia.,
writesISs that on the first Mdndav
n July next he will begin a Train
ing School at Ellerbe Springs, in
this county, Mr. Odom is, we be-
;lieve, a native of Marlboro county,
C, where he taught sehool sever
al years. He went to Nashville to
more thoroughly prepare himself
for his vocation. -
Mr. John S. Watson, formerly of
our town but who has been living
jn Georgia for several -years past, is
at -home :on a visit, having his '-family-
with him. He has sold out his bus
iness in Georgia and will return to
the old North State, but we regret to
know that he will not again make
his home in Rockingham at least
not for the present. But it is only
question of time when we shall
haverhim with u& again.
It seems to us that it would be a
very foelish piece of business to put
the. court house across the street, as
advocated by some. Vehicles pass
ing underneath the court roofh dur
ing the sessions of court would be a
great annoyance, to say nothing of
the inconvenience to the officers who
would occupy the offices on the first
floor. Besides, it- would block up
the sidewalk on each side of the
street and would completely shut
off the view of one end of town from
the other.
A most artistically executed piece
of calcimining and frescoe work was
shown us last Saturday by Dr. J.
M. Covington at his residence. The
work is indeed pretty and makes
the Doctor's - bed-room scintillate
with dazzling beauty in the scenes
depicted on the walls and overhead.
The picture in the centre of the
room overhead is Mount Vesuvius.
So true to nature is it that it almost
seems that pure fire and lava are
issuing from 'the crater. One scene
bn the walls is an Arctic description.
The glittering icebergs mantled with
show are seen floating in mid ocean,
on one of which is a polar bear. The
mantel-board is also very beautifully
frescoed.
County Matters.
The Board of County Commis
sioners was in session last Monday,
all the members being present. Very
little business of public interest was
transacted, the only thing of import
ance being ihe appointment of list
takers, to list the real aad personal
property in the respective town
ships of the county. They are as
follows: iw
, Sleeles N.G.Nicholson.
Mineral Springs J. P. Boroughs
Beaver Dam W. W. Graham.
Black Jack A. C. Benton.
Rockingham A. L. McDonald.
Wolf Pit J. A. Harrington.
Marks Creek M. C. Freeman.
Williamsons M. D. McNeill.
Laurel Hill A. A. Malloy.
Stewartsville D. D. Mclntyre.
Plans. and specifications for the
hew court house having been de
cided upon, the Commissioners will
.meet again on the 17th inst. to re
ceive hids for its construction. We
presume the contract will be let at
that time.
W. H. & E. S. Tucker & Co.
In placing our advertisement in
this papes we are soliciting the pat
ronage and trade,, particularly o
people in the Pee Dee section who
send orders to Northern houses for
Drv Goods. We do not ask favor
specially as a North Carolina and
Southern house, just because we do
business in North Carolina and the
South, but because, all things being
equal, it is policy to retain all the
money , possible , in our State and
the South. We vare prepared to
verify-every statement in our adver
iisemeht, and ask for a trial order
knowing it will be followed by
others. We are equal to-any house
in this country in every particular
W. H. k R. S. Tucker & Co.,
v Raleigh, N. C.
Furniture.
- The only exclusive Furniture Store in
the town, and lowest prices on. Bedsteads,
Mattresses, Tables,' Chairs, Safes,' Cradles,
Hat Racks, Quilts, Picture, Picture Cord,
Window Shades, Ac.,, all fresh and of latest
designs; and, in fact,- everything usually
found in the Furniture line. ' Call at the
Furniture Store in the Long building.
- A. P. STEWART.
es:ofFertiHzera.
A .; communication froni; II. B.
aajeMefctor "of the N. C. Experi
ment Stalion', Raleigh, dated March
27th says : ' :. -If " "';
:J Bulletin".No.J62J is issued todayj
It contains, in addition to the fertili
zer analyses -published : in No. 62,
other analyses completed since that
lime. . The list as printed in 62J em
braces with but few exceptions all of
the brands 'licensed for- sale in the
State.' .: ; , v . -
I " Write for the Experiment.Station
Bulletin, No. 62J. Tbisand the sub
sequent publications are sent free on
application.
: ABVICK TO MOTHERS.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing SvruD "should
always be used when children are cutting
leein. it relieves trie uttle . sullerer at
once ; it produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving the child from pain, and "the little
cneruD awaKes as ' bright as a button' It
is very pleasant to the taste. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels,
and is the best known remedy for diar
rhoea, whether arising from teethine or
other causes. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
G. M. Setzer, who died a day or
two ago at China Grove, made a very
peculiar request just before he died.
He had no belief, whatever, in the
immortality of the. soul, and he died
protesting against the belief in a
hell. The peculiar request that he
made was that he should be buried
without a coffin. He asked to be
wrapped in a sheet and placed in a
hole in the ground in his father's
garden. Charlotte Chronicle, 81st.
What you need is a medicine
which is pure, efficient, reliable.
Such is Hood's Sarsaparilla.- It pos
sesses peculiar curative powers.
Miss Lizzie Alexander, daughter
of Isaac N. Alexander, Sr., of Sharon
township, attempted yesterday
to commit suicide by cutting her
throat. She is a sister of the late
ex-Sheriff" M. E. Alexander of this
city. She is about 50 years of age,
and, for a long time she has been of
unsound mind. Application was
made for her admission to the asv-
lum at Morganton, but, for some
reason or other, she was not admit
ted. On two or three occasions she
has attempted to take her own life,
but her relatives prevented her
from carrying out her intentions.
Charlotte Chronicle, 31st.
SPRING, -1889.
My mail order business meets
with such success that orders are
pouring in from all directions.
PRICES LIKE THESE
are bound to make customers. If
goods sent you are not what you
want, return them and money will
be retunded.
DRESS GOODS.
Double-width Henriettas, 25 cts.
37c, 5Sc, $1.19 per yard.
Chains, rich designs, blc, 10c, 18c.
25c to 63c.
Persian Bands for trimming, 33c,
50c, 75c, 85c, 95c per yard.
. SILKS.
18" shades of Surah Silks at 49 cts
per yard.
23 shades China Silk3 at 49 cts
per yard.
150 shades black and colored
Faille Silks at SI. 19 per vard.
WASH GOODS.
15,000 vards Sateens, lovely fig
ures, 9c,' 10c, 12c, 14c, 23c, 3c to
40c per yard.
22,000 yards of toney, tasty Ging
hams at Gjc, 7c, 8c, 10c, 12c to 25c
per yard.
WHITE GOODS.
Cord and Satin Plaid Sheer Lawns
at 9c, 10c, 12 Jc, 15c? 20c to 35c per
yard.
Checked Nainsooks at 6c, 7c, 8c,
9c, 10c, 12Jc to 25c per yard.
' Corded White Pique at 19c, 25c,
34c, 40c and 50c per yard.
Fine and Sheer Indian Linen at
8c, 10c, 12c, lac to 45c per yard.
CROCHET QUILTS
350 in all 10-4, white, good weight,
98c each former price, $1.25.
11-4, white, extra heavy, $1.33
each former price, 81.65.
11-4 White Marsailles Quits at
$1.63 each. . -
NAPKINS at $1.35 per dozen.
Special drive of 225 dozen half
bleached, red-bordered German
Napkins at $1.35 per dozen, for a
limited time. Napkins at $3.00 per
dozen will wear no better.
Try my Laces, Embroidery, Hos
iery, Gloves, Rushing, Corsets, Rib
bed Hose, white feet,-for boys, sizes
5 to 7i at 12jc'per pair. Sizes 8 to
9 at 15 cents per pair.
Ladies' Balbriggans, 16c and 24c
per pair.
Ladies' black indellible Hose at
33c per pair.
CLOTHING, NECKWEAR.
Nobby line moderate prices.
H. BARUCH,
' Ch'arlotte, N. C.
Liveliest distributor of Dry Goods
in North Carolina.
CONSUMPTION SUREXY CUUED.
To the i-EDiTOR-i Please inform your
readers that Thaver'a positive- remedy for
the above named disease. By its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have been
permanently cured. I shall be glad to
send two bottles of; my remedy free to
anv of vouc readers who have cons'umption
if they will send' me their express and post
omce address. Keapecuuuv,
TV A. Slocum, M. C, 181 Pearl St., N. Y
The Dress Goods and Dress Trim
mings are going nicely. '. Bargains
still plentiful and quick witted buy
ers are always picking them up In
the Carpet ; Department - we have
some extraordinary values., in 2
ply ' wool and extra super union
we have some new, rich and beauti
ful patterns kt very low figures." In
Tapestry " and Velvet you can get
some new designs at reduced prices.
Rugs,"Mats and Art Squares cheap.
An immense line of China Mat
ting just received pretty patterns
low prices. Lace Curtains at rock
bottom figures. Our line was never
more, complete, nor filled with bet
ter values. A lace curtain, tape
bound, pretty : pattern, three yards
long at $1.25 per pair. Next
$1.50, orfly better quality, and that is
the way they commence.
Double-faced Flannels in grand
variety and beautiful patterns. AU
kinds of Upholstering goods now in
stock. Felts, Plushes, Silk Damasks,
and Chenille land Turkoman Cur
tains and Table Covers. Send in a
sample order or when you visit
Charlotte be sure and give us a call.
We will take ; pleasure in" showing
you through. -
T. L. Seigle k Co.
W. E. Murb, Salesman.
Washington, March 30. Since
March 4th 1005 fourth-class post
masters have been appointed by the
new Tosttnaster-General. Four hun
dred and twenty-one were appointed
to succeed postmasters who resign
ed, and 548 to take the places of
others suspended or removed.
A TRUE TONIC.
When you don't feel well and hardly
know what ails you, give B. B. B. (Botan
ic Blood Balm) a trial. It is a fine tonic.
T. O Callahan, Charlotte, N. C, writes :
"B. B. B. is a fine tonic, and has done me
great good." . '
L. W . Thompson, Damascus, Ga., writes :
"I believe B. B. B. is the best blood puri
fier made. It has greatly improved my
general health."
An old gentleman writes: "B. B. B.
gives me new life and new Btrength. If
there is anything that will make an old
man young, it is B. B. B."
P.: A. Shepherd, Norfolk, Va., August
10th, 1888, writes: "I depend on B. B. B.
for the preservation of my health. I have
had it in my family now nearly two years,
and in all that time have not had to have
a doctor."
Thos. Paulk, Alapaha, Ga., writes : "I
suffered terribly from dyspepsia. The us
of B. B. B. has made me feel like a new
man. I would not take a thousand dol
lars for the good it has done me."
W. M. Cheshire, Atlanta, Ga., writes :
"1 had a Ions spell of typhoid fever, which
at last seemed to settle in my right leg
which swelled up enormously. An ulcer
also appeared which discharged a cup full
ot matter a day. i tuen gave is. a- a
trial and it cured me.
ROCKINGHAM MARKET.
CORBECTID WEEKLY BT
W. I. EVERETT, DEALER IN GEN
ERAL MERCHANDISE.
Country Produce is quoted at buying prices
COTTON Middling, (9 J
Good Middling, 10
BACON Sides, per lb (7
Shoulders " t(t8
Hams, " 12J15
BEESWAX 16(161
UUiU XV AJ i O
EGGS, per dozen,
FLO U R Country, per sack,
Northern, " ..
Patent, ' ..
GRAIN
Corn, per bushel,...
Oats, "
Peas, " ,
HIDES Dry, per lb ,
Green, "
SALT, per Sack,....
12(A15
2.253.00
2.50(3.0O
3.7o
6580
5065
751.05
sraio
45
1.001.20
..New Advertisements.
Diaiiiond Rings?
LACE PINS,
EAR DROPS, SCARF PINS, SLEEVE
BUTTONS, COLLAR BUTTONS,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
Gold and Roll-Plate Chains, Breast Fins,
Cuff Buttons, Jersey Pins, Shawl Pins
Scarf Pins, Bracelets, Necklaces, Engage
ment Rings, Sterling Silver and Silver
Plated Ware, Clocks, Bronzes and Orna
ments suitable for wedding presents, at
New York prices. Eye Glasses and Spec
tacles, Optical Goods, Cataract Glasses.
No shoddy goods kept in thi3 establish
ment. Selection packages of any goods in
our line will be forwarded to parties living
away from the city on receipt of satisfact
ory Charlotte reference.
Boyne & Badger,
Lsading Jewelers and Opticians, v
- Opposite Central Hotel,.
Charlotte, 1ST. O.
. M , . , , I.. I .
GToldston & McNeill,
DEALERS IN
SUGAR COFFEE, MEAT, MOLASSES,
FLOUR, MEAL; TOBACCO,
CIGARS, SNUFF,
CANNED GOODS,
CANDIES, NUTS, RAISINS, and ev
erything usually kept in a first-class gro
cery store, all of which will be sold at
cheap as the cheapest.' :
DON'T FAIL
to give me a call wheni in want of anything
in my-line; .You shall have courteous at
tention, and rock bottom 'prices -
.. Nice line of Notions, for
sale cheap. ';
Yours Truly, .
GOLDSTON & McNEILL. ,'
Advertisements rS'":
a
ice
M-'Don't Bll:!t -i:
Unltil you. see th'e fine selectipn of Ging
.:.. . - hams, Bummer Worsteds, Prints,
,. La wnsj Muslins, &d, which- "'-.
" ' : I have just received.
. A Full Line of Groceries
Always" on hand, and sold at lowest cash
prices. Call and see me. Sv
T. B, COVINGTON.
7c?ioick, jr. 6.,
The Great
1L C. Dry kk Ml
Is Now Esady with Their
GUNEMIi EXHIBITION
OP
Spring Importations
and Purchases.
Silks, Dress Goods,
Laces, White Goods,
Embroideries,
Wash Fabrics,
Carpets, Curtains,
Shoes, c, 'C.
Excelled by but few houses in the larger
cities, and none in the South; bought for
the. cash from Importers, Manufacturers,
and Selling Agents first hands in every
instance. Guaranteed to be correct as to
style quality and price.
should the people of North Carolina send
money North for Dry Goods when they
have'such a house in their own State? No
good reason exists.
COUPLET. - MAIL ORDER DE
partment, with all the machinery for
filling orders by competent men.
fi" N. B. On all orders amounting to
$5.00 or more we will deliver goods by
mail, or to the nearest Express office, free
ot cliargc.
WHiRS Tucker & Co.,
Raleigh, JY. C.
The best and insplest
M A-T) E .
Ctrcngest Shooting.
EASIEST WCSUgC.
AU sizos f rora 23 calibre
The
to 4o calibre.
BALLARD
All prices from
S15.00 up.
has -won more
prizes at Target
Whoofcinsr than
Stand without a
rival for accu
racyand killing
all other maks
of rilles put to
gether. poweron large
or small game
We guarantee
Our Goods
EQUAL TO
AnytMng Produced
IN THAT LINE.
Ask your dealer to show
our rilles.
Illustrated Catalogue sent
FREE on application.
Address -
IARLIS mi ARMS CO.
IV O T.ox SO X?,
HAVE2T, COT.
Lyman's Patent Combination Gna-Sigat.
40 Per Cent.
Reduction in
JPrice.
SKJIO FOR TO-pnge Catalogn
'a 1 Address.
Wm. LYMAN,
Mlddlefield, Ct.
IDEAL RELOADING TOOLS
"FOB AIX
RIFLES, Pistols
and Shot Guns.
TJesTra THHtVcvBtD Send
for Illustrated Descriptive
Circular.
IDEAL MF'G CO.
Bo 1064 G New Haven, Conn.
87.L0Utg.M0. utUnMi3a OALLAS.TEX.
I nTfTTSt "P iTTTT? majr ho forrart on file n't Geo.'
I J-U.O JTiaJt iS3t p. beweil & Go's Kewsrtapc? '
N
i
V to 4o calibre. H
t4
wOTw poweron large B
CBf Catai
is just I
XPk OUt. H
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6. 15
A1 car-load of primed white ccmiust "
r and will be sold
A lot of white and bla(3k Seed Oats.
H. BARUCH'S comilet line of Novelties
sivi specialties for the SPRING AND SUMMER TRADEV -.
He is now offering inducements that will quickly pass away, and w don't know at
the present writing when similar chances will occur again. ik. don't procrastinate, "
tut see to it now. . We are offering a beautiful and complete line of silks in "Enilla '
Everything in Woolen Dress Goods for Spring, i
An endless variety, in White Goods, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Domestics, Sheetings
in all widths', Table Linens, Towels, Zephyrs, and the handsomest- line of C&rpcU and - '
Mattings shown in the city. . ' . . . ;- '- ' - . ' .
.. By all means send fos sampls of our 49 -eent Surahsy and, in fact for anything
wanted in the Dry Goods "line. : " ' - ' . - . ...
THE HABERDASHER is full to c-verflow with Spring Novrties, an3 we call.ti'
men's special attention to our exquisite line of FLANNEL SHIRTS. Flannel four-in-hand,
the latest thing, at only 25 cents each. HATS ! HATS! HATS t Beavers
in Silks and Cassimeres. Neckwear for all. Silk Urifbrellas at' almost any price
Linen Shirts and Collars in the latest styles. Anything in Jewelry. Will always ...
make it a special pdiat to please my customers, and willfill'all orden promptly. i
Hoping t hear from you all. ' ;
January 30th, 1889-tf
Mevs Livery Feed
IT IS
That we direct the attention of Merchants and Farmers to our GREAT REDUCTION
and the LARGEST SALE OF THE SEASON lo make preparation for our krgs
Spring purchases that are being manufactured expressly for us, and to-make room for
these goods we offer for the. next thirty days' only :
One lot men's black Corkscrew
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Fancy Cassiinere
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Fancy Cheviot
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Fancy Cassitnere Suits at
A FEW ODD LOTS of Bovs' and Children's Suits regardless of cost.
lots of Men's and Boys' Overcoats regardless
Keipectfully,
THE OINTE-IPRICE CLOTHIERS;;
: CHARLOTTE, N. C
Dr. W. M. Fowlkes
BOCKIN6HAM, X . CJ
Pure
MEDICINES, CHEMI
CALS, PATENT MEDI
CINES, TRUSSES, SEOUL
DER BRACES,
CANDIES, STATIONERY,
PAPER, PENS, INK, Ac.
Letter Paper, Blank Books, Receipts, CUecks, Fine CoHfeettons, Ilc
BUIST'S FRESH GARDE? SEEDS.
The Best Soda and Mineral Water and Milk Shakes!
Jg- Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours, day or night.
reEqwi wend ed HYP NYStciANS.
tion at lowest prices fine diamond Rings,
We Have Eeceived
P A TD Q MEK'S PANTS which we offer at from 50 cents a pair
0 ) X. XjLXXV'IO up to $1.25. The goods wotrid cost what we ask'you for
the pants. We have also finer grade pants which we are offeriDgr below their value
(winter weights) to close out. We have
the celebrated Acorn Dress Shirts and Collars. These shirts we are running in pric
from .30 cents each to a full dress at $1.48 cents. The $1.25 and L48 are Mareaillea
and are the nobbiest 6tyles made for gents. We have in this lot all the new shapes in
Linen Collars, sizes from 14" to 18 inches. A full line gents'Linen Cuffs frcm sami
factory; We still have a few remnants ot Dress Goods we will sell at a low price.
We expect to start North in a few days, and until our return we will sell anything
we have now in stock at a low price. ' , . .- ..- ".
' Respectfully, .
Mfercltl9th, 1889.
EDWIN SULLY
WITH
Taylor & Boning?
Importers' and wholesale ;
cheap for cash..
is now readv. It embrase manv ercln.
JULIAN H. LITTLE",
38 Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C.
and Sale Stables.
Full supply of New Vehicles' of all kinds..
Canopy-top spring wagons for pleasure partis,
picnics, drummers, etc. . '
Hack line to the . depot to meet all trains.
Hdrses boarded by tha dayt week or month at
lowest rates.
Also dealer in Buggies.
WITH
Suits at
'$ 5 25
5 75
6 75
7 50
, 9 25
10 25
12 75
12 25
13 75.
Suits at
41
11
14
it
U
A few: odd!
of cost.
9-
Co.,
Drugs.
OILS, VAR
NISHES & DYE-STUFIB
TOILET AND
EANCY AETICLWP,
fiSCIGARS, TOBACCO AND
CIGARETTES.
SPECTACLES AT ALL PRICES-
Ladies and Gents GOLD AND SILYEK
WATCHES, and Clocks scld cheap ani
warrenTea. J Hi w tULtis, i or every descriD-
Pins, Studs, &c. ..
just received from. the Albany factory a lot of
s1
BALED PROPOSALS fer.b&ilding
courthouse will be received nniil the
&
first Monday inApril.1889,.by the builds
ing committee, any one. of whom will giva
any lnformatioo vanted. . -
; PETER M'cRAE. v : : .
.j r ':: :W. F. BEOOKSHIEE
I V . W. tEV ERETT,
,. ;-:.,- v;, v Ccamittee. '
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