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DA Til Y -3 O U R N AL-O BSER VEH: T H UES DA Y JTJ KB: 21? 10 0 3.
business Koncrcs.
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NEWS NOTES.
Tber are compounded from Hop. Malt, ttoeha.
Mutant mad. Dandelion tne oldest. beat, end
mm valuable medicines la the vor.d, and eoa
ban all Uw beat and bom. curat! properOee at
all otAer n-medics, beta Um Greatest Blood Pan
ar, Um Bagulator, anS Life end Health Beetor-
i tew on una. no euseese or ui neann ou
eoasioly lone exist where these Bitten are Meed,
so varied and pet feet are their operation.
. Thai i n new Ula and vigor to the aged and
' norm. To all wboee employ menu eanae lrrecu
larity of the bowel, or urinary organ, or who
require an Appetizer. Toole and mild tftlmulaot.
Hop Bitters are Invaluable, being highly curative,
tonle and stimulating, without Intoxicating. -
- No matter what your feeiljga or symptom are,
what the disease or ailment Is., use Hop Bitter.
Doat wait until you are alec bat If you only reel
bod or miserable, use Hop Bittern at once, it
may ave your Ufa. Hundreds have been eared
bvaodoto. S500 will be pakt tor a case they
mi not cure or help
Do not snffnr or let your friends suffer, but use
and orge them to nte Hop Biners
Bemember, Bop Biuere la no vile, dragged,
drunken nostrum, but the purest and best medi
cine ever made, the 'Invalki' Friend and Hope,"
and no person or family should be without them.
Try the Bitters to-day.
Forty Tear.' KxaeMeaee afaa old Bane.
. Mrs. Wtnsiow's Soothing Byrup, for children
teetblna. Is the preesripttoo. of one of the best fe
mae phrtleiana nd nurses In the United States,
and has bf-en usrd for f rty years with naver fall
ing success br millions of mottwrs for their ehuV
divKi. it relieves the ehlki from pain, cure dysen
tery and diarrhoea, gnptog In toe bo els and wind
eolle. By rtrlns; health to the ehUd It roU the
mother. We would aay to every mother who has
a child snffrrlng from any of the foregoing com-.
fpuuui: uv nut tot your prejudices, nor me pps
udlaes of others, stand between your suffering
chUd and the relief that will be sure yea, abso
lutely sure to follow the use of this medicine.
Bold by druggists throughout the world. Price 25
cents a bottle.
rotal KwrtSi
Edwin Booth and his daughter Ed- I
a? in a arrived in New York City Mon
day by the steamship : Gallia, from Ea-
P- ; ; . .. . :
Mrs. Langtry's Profits for ber supple
mentary season of fire weeks will reach
from $12,000 to 814,000 over, and above
her personal expenses.
Frederick Hill, who had been on a
protracted spree: committed suicide at
Union Hill, N.J, Monday night, Jby
taking rat poison, because his wile had
declined to pay some liquor bills owed
by him. . r -
A young Jewess of New York has
fled to Leeds, England, and thence to
Paris, where . she entered a convent.;
Her fathers petition to.the Court of Ap
peals in England to recover his daugh
ter has been dismissed. ;
In Chicago on Sunday night Rudolph
Brem. 60 years old. was struck ' down
and killed by Albert Tuscn. The dead
man met Tusch by appointment to urge
him, to make reparation for the seduc
tion of his daughter. The assailant is
at large.
James Stetzer, a German, 35 years of
age, was found dead in his room in Phil
adelphia Monday, with a cord round his
neek. He is supposed to have commit
ted suicide while worrying over finan
cial difficulties.
Sebast Alexander was convicted at
E as ton. Pa Monday of the murder of
Pietrie Philli perils brother-in law. The
men were railroad laborers and roomed
together. Alexander got up in the night
and killed Phillipe with an axe while he
was asleep,
Cadet-Engineex C E. Belden, who had
resigned from the navy, to take effect
December 81, 1883, and who was study
ing civil engineering and assaying at
San Francisco, disappeared lrom that
city on May 13. He left $12 in cash and
an unindorsed check for $80, drawn to
his order, in his room. His habits were
thoroughly correct.
The correspondents of the Kansas
Board of Agriculture report that al
though the acreage is short of last year.
tne yieia per acre win oe aoove the
average for the past -five years. The
area of corn is greater than ever before
and although backward in some locali
ties, tne state nas never naa such a
bright prospect for a big corn crop.
STATE NEWS.
.tOwa-' . ywa','i."v
" 'la. 'W "'M -'V"'l "T
'!r a
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tars, AIM vrbita aw a alack greua.
ewara ftMlwi wk attamat ta palm al
IMITATIOSr , a L BSTITTJT I O YmWUI T H -
S?fLRVw,,e- Tsd LASfllS
PaOFIT. Nm cMsaata vrttatawt turn -
twr S A F I
. H. a wAsna as co
ams '
,H.T.
c
ATJ OPEN
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of purity
atreoaj h and wboleaomensaa Mora eoooomloal
than U a erdlnary kinds, and eannot be sold in
competition with the multitude of low test, abort
weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only In
eans. Wholesale by
8PBrNQ3 & BUBWXLl.
mayt CharloUe, N. C
CCLCSSKTEO 8
Bostetter's Stoma h Bi ters meetatbe require
ments cf the raUonal medical pbOosophy which
at present prevails, it Is a perfect' y pur vegeta
ble remedy, embracing tha three Important prop
erties f a preventive, a tonle and an altenulve
It fortifl'S the body against dlsea, Invigoratee
and revitalizes ihs torpid stomach and liver; and
effects a salutary ehangs in the entire system.
Tor sale by Druggists and Da&Iers generally.
aprl . -
CAUGHT
A BAD COLD
The SUMMER COLDS and
Coughs are quite as dan
gerous as those of -midwinter.
'".
But they yield to the same
treatment and ought
.. to be taken In -time.
Fop all dlseasas "of THROAT.
NOSTRILS, HEAD or
BREATH INQ APPARATUS
7
rOTiiavissr
ainiiiuer
Is the SOVEREIGN Remedy
i ALL. DRUGGISTS KEEP
PAIN 'KILLER
Greensboro Workman: It is said that
track-laying on the Cape Fear and Yad
kin Valley Railroad will begin on the 20,
inst, so that the iron horse may come
to Greensboro to get his cbrismas
tricks. -
While Chas. Evans,prescription clerk
at Call urn. Bro & Co s drug store, was
drawing a bucket of water, the rope
slipped and he fell in the well,but being
quite actire, he caught the rope as he
went down and succeeded in drawing
himself out, the only damage being a
good ducking.
Raleigh News and Obserrer: The
death of Mr.- Wm. R. Hunter, so well
known in North Carolina as the "Chil
dren's Friend," who died In Baltimore
recently, in his 65th year, will be uni
versally regretted throughout this State
where he has hosts of friends.
Labor is extremely scarce in this sec
tion, much scarcer than usual even.and
good wages are being paid. The farm
ers are complaining of the difficulty of
securing farm help. Capt. Allen,of the
work bouse, says dozens of applications
are made to him for the hands at the
work house. But there are few of these
and all are kept at work. This only
shows bow great is the need of labor.
It is yearly becoming more and more a
prooiem, wnose solution no one can
think out..
Xewbern Journal: Snow Hill has
had another fir. : On Thursday nixbt
last tne Mtbodist parsonage, occupied
by Rey Mr. Jt kitis, including the
kitchenltnd furniture and Mrs. J en kin's
watch and silverware wre destroyed
by fire, originating, it is thought, from
an asn doz.
Asbeboro Courier: There is ma:h sick
ness in this county.
The Courier reporter counted only 72
Congressional aspirants at Trinity Com
mencement, but it is to b remembered
that thv weather was somewhat incle
ment and the nominating conventions
do not meet this year.
Marmion Pugh. a young man living
near Frankliosville was drowned last
Tuesday nUht while seining in J. B.
Makepeace's pond. He and bis three
companions were attempting to swim
across the pond, when from some un
known causa be began to struggle and
sink. His friends did all in their pow
er, but could not avtrt his terrible
fate.
AHONG TEE LADIES
' The brilliant, fascinating
tints of Complexion for whldb
ladies strive are chiefly arti
ficial, and all who will take
the trouble may secure them.
These roseate, bewitching
hues follow the use of Hasan's
Magnolia Balm a delicate,
harmless and always reliable
article. Sold by all druggists.
The Magnolia Balm con
ceals every blemish, remotes
Sallowness, Tan, Redness,
Eruptions, all evidences of
excitement and erery imper
fection. Its effects are immediate
"and so natural that no human
being can detect its application.
P
Qiicl: imi Easy CMU-Birtii
itkwwbm or wobkbotct th land tastt
fy to the wooderfn 1 effects of this great reaa
edy; it will not only shorten labor and I wen
the iateoaily at pain and aoScnng beyond
exprMioa. but better than all. it thereby
greatly dhnini-bee the dt-jrer to life o both
motberana child. This g.U boon toenP
fertn womaa Is Ilaimrt' ZAntmmt, or
Mother' FHend. Prepared and auid by J.
ADrau, Atlanta. Oa. Hold by all
by Bxpreae ce receipt of price. m
DM sii Easy Ckfll-Birtl
Tbonaaada of women over the land teatl.
St the wonderful effect of this rreat reta
y: it will not only abortea labor and lennn
the lntenaity of pain and anOerinc beyond
axpaeaaion. bot better than all. it thereby
greatly dimlainhea the danger to 11e of beta
mother and child. This great boon to suf
fering woman la Bohme XreawaA or
MUKft Prtemd. Prepared and aotdoy J.
fiuuTmLO, Atiaata, ua. Soid by au
cry jcpreaa on receipt of
to Stockholders.
KOBTB CABOUHA RarXMMLD COSPAST,
fiscaaTAST it Taa&srjKXB s Onici,
Company Shops, K.C.J01M 8. 1888.
- The tblrty-foorta (34th) annual Meeting of the
Stockholders ot tola company will babeld la
ealtsbary, on Thuraday, Jaiy 12 to, 1888. etoek
holders deslrtng t atteod cab get ticket for
themselves and tha immediate member of their
v ramiuesi (wv tma vnauna avmg vtnatT vtttr roor)
tor applrirtg to thi ouderslgaed.
)ei2dlm f. B. BUlfTXy, Bec'y. .
Greensboro Law SchooL -
8X3310!! C0XXX2CCX3 THTBD MONDAY, IN
angost. Vor tn'ormaUoo apply to
Je3dlf
EOBT. P. DICK, .
. Graeosboro, N. C
A. B. NISBET & DBO.
Call attanUon to a good stock of- - :
; Heavy and Fancy; Groceries. ;
and that they are agents for Orange Blfla,
Orange Docklag, aad Orange I'ghtnlng 10a
Powders, and an sizes of Baek Blasting Powder.
also agents ror xuat powdaf, (nltrdIxearln)
In one Inch and 1VI Inch eartldges, Oapa, Soobla
; and Single Poaea PaitleswaoUngaacli goods call
. andseeoa.7 ; - V; " . " :- ; -".'" VS. -
To Ilining Cdnpanics and
'Tba undsrsledarsnow prepared to pnrchaM
one of - ' f . :" - - .
GOLD, SIIiVEK, - - ' -J ; r
, t ajo SULPBTJH, j
' ' -also - -. - -.1-
' ' Oeaiplez an4 ciaiipliarat Or, -
aflneral to be delivered 1 nearest rnTay station.
lenaat UAsxi or tBrte monmi
BKilAKi'Q. ftCX, .
.Alleoiruccaabi t - '
- j t. pt l 1 1 v
" "." Tv iC -I . "
C'.'i i 7 " i i -1 v... .H ! - -
, The Adveataree of a D11
Char eaton News and Courier.
The latest authentic story concerning
the famous OrloS diamond, which
forma the great ornament of the Rus
sian crown and which has been more or
less described of late by enthosiastio
correspondents, is perhaps the best of
all. According to this account, which
is vouched for by a descendant of one
of its . former owners, the diamond in
Its rough state formed one of the eyes
of an idol in a temple near TrichnipoLJ,
in Madras, India. A French soldier
stole it and, not succeeding; in getting
beyond Persia with it. sold It to a Jew
merchant for 2.000. The Shah of Persia
discovered the loss and offer d a prize
for the recovery of - the stone and the
head of the thief. The Jew, not liktng
the situation, then sold it to an Arme
nian merchant, named Sh arras, " for
12,000. - The aim of the Armenian was
to get to St. Petersburg with it. know
ing that a fine price could be . obtained
there for his prize. The great difficulty
was to get out of Persia with the stone.
To test the government officers he pass
ed the frontier several times without
the stone and each time he was search
ed In the most thorough manner. As a
last resort he cut an opening in the calf
of his les and inserted the diamond and
sewed np the wound with silver thread.
When it had healed he made the jour
ney. As usual he was stripped, bathed,
examined from neaa to root,aosea witn
emetics and allowed to go. In 8t Peters
burg, he offered the jewel to Catherine
the Great, who had not money enough
to 'pay the sum demanded. 40,000.
Thence he went to Amsterdam, where
the stone was cut. Count OrloS con
ceived the notion of presenting his
sovereign with the jewel she had not
oeen aoie to Duy, ana paia . 70.000 ror
It. besides giving Sbafras an annuity of
2,000 a year and -a patent of nobility.
OrlofC kept bis word, and Shafras died
many years afterwards, an immensely
rich man. The present value of the
Orloff diamond is estimated at 300,008,
or .31,500,000. Those who want to be
lieve the detail concerning Mr Sbaf ras's
surgical operation may do so if .they
see fit. , - . :
S Tbonaaada of women over the land teahV
to the wonderful effect of UiU great rem
y; it will not only ahortea labor aad leases
tha Intensity of pain aad aaHertng beyond
ex i lesion, bat better than all. it thereby
greatly dlminiehee the danger to life of both
mother and child. Thi great boon toaof
faring weman .la faawar' Xiafcwant, or
MoOm'w Friend. Prepared and aoldlrya'.
, fiaaAwrsut, AUaata, Oa. Sold by all
Prnggau. Price SlJnbotOa. Beat .
.oyJKxpfaas on receipt of price. V
His Soul and. His Silver.-
"Tour asking me how I earn to ase t, re ml ads
me or tne story of the Scotchman who, on hla
death bead, after a Ufa of in nana naa. wanted to
make things all right with the Lord by leaving
some money to tne airk."
M 'Will the almighty paas me into Heaven If I
give 10,000 pounds ta the kirk, d ye think 7 said
1 cant promise ye tbot mon,' answered the
minuter, bot I ad viae ye to try tne expert meat.' "
iAoghing bearUly at tha story, bev. V. a. Os
borne, of do. 27M Ogden avenoe, Jeraer City pea
tor or the first Bapdat Church. West Boboken,
continued: That 'a what I aid witn Pakxkb a
Tomic; I tried tha experiment, it mora than
me my expectations, and I am vary glad to testify
to Us excellence. It goea at oooe to tha root of all
aigeetive ana nervoue derangementa so common
among men ot my proffeeaion. V or woman and
chrouio Invalids the Tonle Is a perfect lnvigorant,
and Is destined to sapplalnt all other remldl-a for
this pnrpoaa. A slngto dose prodnees the gentle
perspirauon ana aeoae 01 11 le wnien eranicat a
rtleeasa. It aeems to rooae every organ Into activ
ity. I admire It. too. for tta power it a ntaganlx
the noVd of the ligoor habit over laebrlatee.'"
Thi preraratlon, which has been known aa
F-Jtiaa'a Guana Tojtio, will hereafter bo celled
simply Pabxxbs Tomio. As unprincipled dealers
are eonatantiy deceiving their customer with Infe
rior article undea tha name ot ginger; aad aa gin
gr la really an nnlmportant flavoring Ingredient,
wa drop the misleading word.
- There will be no change, however, la the prep
aration Itself, and all bottles In the bands of deal
ers, wrapped under the name of Pikur! Oniexx
Tojoo. contain the genuine medldne If the fac
simile signature of Hjboox k Co. Is at tha bottom
01 tne outside wrapper. .
-a. 111 a s vAA
".TInrplea. blotehee. or sores disappear coder the
tniliienoa of Glenn's Solphnr Boap. . y .
rrasw
IIwpawBi,
iiavai wit aa as
nenapblaa Teaau
1 hare made use of Colden' UaaM Beef Toolo
hi several eaaea of consumption and general de
billtyrand have found it admirable aa a nutritive
food, tonle and stimulant." (Take no other J Of
druggists. -. - . - - - - . . -. ,' .
. - ' - - v A CARD. '" ',;vi v
' To an who are anOermg from the errors and In
'tfiaoretlona of youth, nervoue weekneee, early de
eay, lose of manhood, I will send a reelpa
thai wlU cure you. PiiaJep CliABGK. Thi
rreat remedy was dlseovered by a missionary in
booth America. 6eod a aelf-addreesed envelops
to tha Rav. JoszFH T. laifAa, iaOoa D, Kaw
;Votk City. - , - . - - . -
Edward PaHalotcad,
rKTEninjjaa' iTjnucojr, . ;
T an or HTTrrrBD. xqlaitd, he- t tn-
torm te t'o:--that fcaaepened a 1TI
INAHT INtii.rfAiir ta CnarkXt, for tha tr
merit cf laroe a i t ofsea, mules, Aa. Horse
exa-" -"isst ut.- :
s AUi t Mtjir,""l ra,r5,
Ct i:.u, 1 -a t -' . . J. i r
tea., wit .'tit. J . .... , . i X -
After aa RsUsir Side m Caaatrr a?lipal.
' clam Talla What He- ThUaibia afl .
Saa Vewple
! "I wish to sraclons some people would leam
when they need a doctor and when they don't,"
exclaimed Doctor X . as he entered hla house
In a eoayttttte Tillage tn the lcterlor of the State
.of Hew York, after a tedious night ride of many
miles, "shave been down among tha mmtata
to tee a man. who, tha messenger said, was very
sick and not likely ta live tU morning, unless he
had immediate help; and found htm suSering
from a rather sharp attack of colic, which his fam
ily might hare relieved in ten minntea, it they had
a grain of aeoae an two or three simple remedies
In the house. But no; they must remain ignorant
as pica, and when the least ache or pain take
them, send for a doctor, whether they ever pay
him or not" - -
,Why. Doctor, what kind of aim pie remedies, a
yod can them, do you expect people to keep in the'
Itouser aaked the wile, as she poured him a cup
of hot tea. '
; 'In this caaa," answered the Doctor, "If they
had only "put a BXN8OW8 CaPCIKX POHOUS
PLA3TXB on tha man's atomach, ha would have
'been an right tnaa hour, . and saved ms a drearj
inda." -
! la aJiordUiary eomplalnhitt enres at ooee. .
I An dlaeasei are eliminated from the system by
what may he roughly ealled expulsion oreztrae-
Hon, or by a union of the two processes. "Benson's
'Plaster promotes both. It Incites the torpid or
gans to. act, and sends tta -soothing Influence
throotf the myriad pores of the skin. All other
1. plasters e&lle the paUent to wait. They give him
hope for to-morrow. ; Benson's plaster grvea him
:be?'rW-.- w-fcvi la betfer, do yon thlrfcT Bry
tbs cAru. iu.4 tfcp It in the hoosa. Piioe, 1.5
r. . . - t;i,-. 4 ,
nATiiTiinri
1 ' "p.
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uuiiiiiaa;,
J. C. Vf3akrer Maniager.
TnranPHinT;E7iinYi7nGnEi . ,
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THE FAMOUS
BDTTERWORTH
Our Spring season is now half orer and there is no time for trifling: in clear
lug oat onr Spring Stock. 81ow sellers mast be converted into quick tellers, and
we shall expect our REDUCED prices to accomplish this result
TO-DAY We Set Apart lor Ladies.
PATENT
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Zi-. : i - Aim
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Speeial Sale oi Dojs9 Cheap Clolbes
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By cheap we do not mean common goods, bat something of unusual advantage
t 1 i
to the purchaser, something worth your while looking at, and if you bare boys
to clothe you cannot well afford not to attend this sale of "Juvenile attire.' .
- This Celebrated Thresher stands far apart from and ahead of all others. It
has more good points, less complication of parts, is more durable, and does more
and better work than any other Thresher now in use. - -
-V DOUBLE PlHIOir STEEL H0S8E
XrVY LOITS ENGINES
" Onwheela, How to the time to make your arrangemsnts for -Thrashlns
entflts. Xxamlne our llaehlnes belare buying.
ADJU S T A B L E "CUT OFF ST ATCO'IIARY EHGIIIES
BetnrnTabriiara&dlenniotto
" "MOOMWOMGIlIFCOMinLlS, ; '
TBABX k GOV WOX0-WOSKZIfa KaXEUrXBT. COTTOlf GENS, TXXDXB3 AKS C0XD2LKS223.
Cotton Presses, Hot-Polished Shafting, Hancock Inspirators, Smntters. Belting.
Saws, and General Machinery. , Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed.
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE.
One lot of Cassimere KUt Suits to bo sold at
do do do - -do do do
A large lot of Knee Pants Spits, ) . . .a
A lot of splendid Linen Coats, ages 10 to 16,
00 ao ! ao Jngi'anta.
8L0O
160
1.50
2JO0
... 75
60
A large assortment of Boys' Suits, ages 10 to 18 will be sold at t$6.
I f -.? , ..- -.1. .
We invite prompt attention to this special bargain offering, beginning this day,
tor as there is a considerable advantage in securing the "choice" in these lots, we
would like our friends to be benefitted in getting just what they prefer, j
The half of a dollar still buys the WHOLE dollar Straw Hat and
$7.50,
Successor to Ettenger & Edmond,
RICHMOND, VA.
WOBKS EtTABLUHED OCTOBEB. ISM.
. :j BTJlU)XBOT
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES,
AW Bflf.JJa OaiST JgIIJL, MILL CEABIJIB, ScCm
Bii& SMaSaff"U' CAIa DOT WITH
HYDRAULIC PRESSES,
SOlKlmale (
Braurautlie Pwaapa fer
rOohv aitenuon eaDed to ear SSrtXX ElSKAtUO TVUt for setUng
lXwhsiec
myS-ly
Will bay an all wool Cassimere Suit, that imitators of prices cannot imitate in
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value. j .
IE. 33. Latta fe Broi
Extra Announcement
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O?-00 middle of June we ahafl remove from onr present store mto the one adjoining tt: tt
ta vary ttooble aaaa to laovaaocla aad mmwnntt mr ildiifu nn m mim. JiZZTtS.- LZ
rai. s aooetapHan tAla wa save MAR KID WA1 LOWH the raleeaeTI all our
Ldics' Siott, Misses' Stc eiC BpjV Sloov Wi Hices, aid (MJitifs Stcej
(SvoCQVits, aVc
J.aSP&KCSB.
3. C SMITH.
J.S. SPENCER 6 1 CO.,
Wbolesalc; Grocers
-AMD
Commission Merchants,
OOLr.QX8TRKXT. - - t CHaBXOTTS. X. C
UEtDQVtRTEBI FOR
Beavyerooeiies. lnetnalac XKtT. La&D. ICO-
LAsaxa. salt. nouB. suoab, ooix, also
the Ugat sraeartea oaoally carried to a Wholesale
Grocery
New Spring
I we offer them at figures they cannot be bought at In any other store In this city, in fast
AT LEES TRAS WHOLESALE PEI0ES.
- TberdcI refer to oM goods box trjemdes onr latest Invoices of Gents' Hand ahd ataebine
eewrd Prinea aloena ana Low Batten t-ooes. ZetelfVs Ladles Bd BoOoa aad Onera Pnpers. of
watch wa have inJ nnea. THI SI OCX HUT SMRKhUCEDT euippam, ox
U07EE.& nmsnniGim,
msyl8, ' ! SIGN OP THE BIG BOOT.
iBUR&ESSiNIGHOL S .
ALL riBDs or
Our Usual Large and AttractiYe Stock
S
SrlatlTe P&tapsco Patent flour,
TBKIUISTaUOa
LeTering,i Reliable Boasted Coffee. '
- !
atelUng agents for tha Boeangham 4-4 A Xxtra
SsMting and Pm Dee rialda. j
8pedal attention glfwa to banaTtng eotten
eantlgneiant. - '
apctr xasnoicxBaco.
T.
IX. BIAGIsUaU
WHOLESALE GROCER
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AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
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Orders solicited and promptly filled.
klulbMN UfiiK'JI. bedding, &c. ,
CHEAP BEDSTEADS,
rXJTJNGES,
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Spring an Summer Trade.
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PABLOB and CHAKBKB SUITS.
nwj or au Kinds on hand. Mo.
Trade street. Charlotte. North win..
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BAY STATE
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Portable and Stationary.
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-1 lYora 0 to tOO Dorse Power.."
Out Tarfable CBtoft Xnglae took Gold Medal at
AT. Twrla. Ka. la 1R7R. OOXX and BXXIT.
The ONIIDA atOCMTXO SMOLNX on Of UM
Mty aw;iit wmgtij sa the mark
one ot the best. -
nzitCH BTJHB OOBH MILLO The eheanest
and beet on the market filse, tmea Id to 80
tneheawfH grind from 6 to 1 0 bnahels food meal
perhomv Xveiyonegoaianteed.' ''
PXXBXKSS THBXSHZBS and SXPABATOBS
have been tried and proved good vanaot and
osaleririot 80 tneh cylinders. - 'r '
CAB LOAD Daniel Pratt BerOMng Head 61ns.
Xvery Olnner who has Mad one say the are the
CAB LOAD Perry Bores Beepers -The simplest
ssad easiest draft Beeper la- the World; - Two oog
wheels sad two pinions eomprlsr all the gearing.
BIS 8IAHT Corn and Cob hUlla Xwry farmer
should have one -will grind from 4 to 5 bushels
am m ear per boor with one man. J
UOBX'S SUXXT : PLOWS The best sulky
made and the one which, tarns saaare eornee, A
bey eaa manage 1W . : U -r:f-;-
BOSd PBXS3, watm. hafUng, PnlUaa, Jet
Pomps, Baneoeklnapbators, Piping. Pips Tongs.
nclne Pltanga, e, e. .Xveryarttele warranted.
P ABXXBa, ooma and see these Goods and get
TJttosa. Parttes who wish to porehaae Xnslnes for
leotton mlllj or lux machine shops are reanested
' ta ean and examine my sample Variable Cut-off
ooglne, or write for circulars and prloee. . .f ;.t .
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BIB BOWS, L4CKS.TLOW-
is. ornaMkntr. Bixjra.
SATINS, cBXPSa. al. la ail the newstykas, eotors
ana QaaiKiee ana wui eonatantiy and to ear stock
all toe Novelttee la the lute during the season as
aoonaathey apoearlasiawTork. , .... .
We eerrytbe larreat and moat eompleta stock
ot MILLINXBT eoODS tn the State. -
Alao the moot eomptete aaaortment of Hoalery.
Otovaa. Laeee, Xaaoroklertea. Trimmings, Coraeta
If OTIOIf S SHSal F AHCT DBT 3O0DS ,
to be found tn tha etty. Oar new Parasols, )oat
reeelved tha flneet stock In the etty atthtoweat
CHARLOTTE, N. O.
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Prtees.
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We sen Goods for sash
have bo credit
1IR.P.QDM. V
HEW SDPPLYs GOODS.
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JUST RECEIVED. !
CROCKERY, j :
glassre;!;
TINWARE,
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- AIU NOTIONS erKZ3ALLT..: :
An Inspection is IoTited.
C. II.' Ethercdge,
kwwUsisr PsibUe Will Flsial Haavt taw CKltnt AI. HOTEL kwM as wftfe
svll I mtwrarrvwaarsi ta 1st Cwawfwrs eusal ITstvey avaid la Www. ave for xsn Pava. th
AfALMWwleaal llewt Hotel Samthiwf WavalOarteMa
Carriages ' and . Porters ! Uest all the Trains.
H;. C EGCJLES, Proprietor.
Frmt Jars,
TUMBLERS,
Tarlaty Bhwe,
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the Traders' National Bank
Hndnnt's Grits,
CLEiVELLND - IflSERiL . SPRINGS
wm open May IRth. These "tprmgs are two miles
frera bielbv. aad ana mile froaa uaroltna Omtral
B R HaekawUl be at Springs Station on arrival
or evsry inuaw
. Cold and warm bath. 'White and Bed Sulphar
and ChAlTbaam walara. . .. -L- . . -
A good btnog sand seented. for the season
lesrfteemm,
Water Coolers, ".- .
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w . . ' -v ';;f Ply Pans, - ?
Boaling Alley In rood order bates of board I s V '-y ' -. . . . I -, aanjianwses,
Stnala week.Siatki four weeks. S3h.no. Chfl- I v - . . .. ..
dreSBBderteavaara of ara. and noiovi t. I ann ww acaaonaow gooos, jus recaiven at tne
naiipnea. bpeciai arraoementa with Iamuies
for the season. For farther lnlormaaoa address.
1 '-. . ..r.. a XlcB. P03T03, Proprietor.
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. fTwcs tt., crroette 1st Frestjtarlaa CiinreaJ .
Ati l " ft TTf a. CloeS". Jewel t rep-r-if
' t "4 v-aKaEtei1 tor one year. .. La-
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GIIIIIA PilUCE
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';? ' ; Successors to John BrookSeld ft Co.
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150 BARRELS
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ARRI Vlip1 TO-DAY.
BUYTSRS WILL
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SAVE .MONEY BY
SENDI1JG US
THE IE OHDEIID,
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