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UAIL J O U R AX-O.B 5 :. JULY.; ;.,irjo - - 1 1 1. 1 1 11 hi 11 I 1 -- C. am caBSBxaas hUrrrm c . .ill, . 1 -. TBM JOVKJfA r-OJrt- Ji T MM a M mmi, pomUem f HW1, mi I ,mw4 rmlm mf am In law Wm-tCf x-irm.' Vmiymmr, S3; n owMtM; ft. r , ! Mrucrur iM ad Tjjrcm. .: tiAiwritt in in fin ii il JO CTXAlrC KM MJTTM X. OnA jr a. 1'IU DAY. J UL.Y 6. 1883. l.tUUTAIiX ICUOOU. Si. Loals bas le4 ell among th eiiles with ths Industrial acaool Idea.' wblcfc aas.proTad so craUfjlfiff la its raault there that Chicago, which keeps a close ud J aloes eje on Si. Louis, Is Ukloj eteps to taUblixh on a, ; la the cii of Atlanta. da, then la one la aoc ; ceaafol operation. Tha object of these -' ta. In addltloa to the coarse of, lnatruo tloa csaaUj glrea In tha bibber grade r ' achoola, to glrtf training In certain ' aoachanie axta and to torn oat tbor ojjrMjr edaealed and-equipped median ' lea. The jounf man. fox Instance, who desires to become a machinist, an arch iuet. JLn, eater these , schools, and while parrolng;the ordinary stodiee, . irea certain boors each day to practi 74 cal work In the profesaloa ha dealrea to . tollomt, ander experienced and compe .tent trainers,, eo that when his coarse " of education Is complete he has not only maaUrtd tha books taught, bat comes : oat s finished mechanic, competent to enter at one upon his profession. While ecqatrtnjr his book knowledge, '" 'hia hands as well as his brain have . r been taoght, and fa his school he has "r. aerred his apprentlceahlp with the ad : dlUonsj adTantage Of books containing ail that may hare been written on lUe. ; particular canto he had eel ec ted. and Instruction by men who are not merely ' ' mechanic; hat thoronghly rarsed In all . the details of the particular branches . they teach. As an lllastxaLim. at the close of the terra of the S:. Louis In- dastrlal School, a few weeks ago, V i among' the work done by tha scholars ' - was a raUread locomotlre, erery part of which" was shaped and pat In place by tha class of boya who had cnoeea the profeaaloa of machinists. t ; ' Mow this Is practical education, brain '. and muscle training, a departure In the . educational rontlne, foil of Interest and Importance to the young men of the . day: VThllst we are not disposed to undrrraie coUeglaU edocatlon, or pro . Bounce rn alght eases out: of tan , the time deroted to the study, ot the dead lanroagea, which eo few students ' . eter bother their; beads about alter they leare achool. thrown away, atUl If we had to choose' between them and decide In farorjof one or the other, our deeisloo would be without hesitation la f Tor of the In J as trial School, because In thtse schools the course of Instruc tion la tufldenUy thorough to enable the atodect to pursue without further assistance any course of study he may desire, while be la at the same time being trained to be self-reliant, equip ped with cultured brain and daft fingers to enter at once upon the da tie before hiss: We would deprecate any lack of in' tercet In our University or colleges, but we would like to see connected with each of them a achool of manual train ing, where oar yoasgmea deslrlne ta acquire skill In the higher i branehee of the trade, that require time aad ap plication and money to learn, oold do eo, and at the same time enjoy the ad vantages of that mental col lure, the opportunities for whlob are now ao limited, klanyof our young men da airing to fit themeelree for mechanical . pursuits now go to .northern shops for Instruction, and spend ear era! years and not a little money In learning what ther aeek to know, all of which and mora, aouM be acquired at home if the lndoatrlal branches became, as we sug gest, a part of our educational syeteca.. In the walks of 111 there Is abroad andlarltlng field to oar young men of porpoM and energy. t It la not crowded . like some of the profaealona,' where there la a constant crush 1a the straggle - for success, and where tan fail to the One that aocoead. I " .i !- V .'. Tbr is room for all, recognition for an, distinction far all. and geserous reward for all who bare the talent and - - tho Industry to fill the places that are waiting for them. ' , ,- Ttf railroads Inereaalng in number ( annuaay, tha funis and factories of various kinds' coas tan tly multiplying. : the shops springing up la all our towna and dUes,the thouaanda of buildings v , thai are being constructed la our 'cities In atjles of modern architecture, the hundred of mines opened' and to " be opened, aQ famish a demand for skilled satire tlabor that It wUI take years to - supply ' PJafiir the most favorable clr! cuattafic.f Let bs then "open the way' to on young men and place within their reach the :fadliUe , for:; fitting them sal tcs U meet . the damandj upon them by the eetahllthmentof the Indov trlsi achool la eoonectloa ' with ,or collegee. : r i i n ' i I .1 .1 : Thsre are said to be WOCflOO of, tha Ignored and outlawed trade dollars aow-i la the hands of the people. ; In. seme of tha cities business f men refuse totaka them, w hlle others take them at el ihty flre or ninety ceota. There kare been eolned altogether t3SJZ0MX of thee i trade dollars, eeveral tailUeeue pf which are In circulation la China, and muea more bald by people who bought them a few years ago on speculation. The governmaat eolned and aent out these pieces as whole doCarsv and ahould redeem thsm as such. . A fUTsromaat has bo more tight to awindla than an individual lit. Allen CThurman, Jraoa of ex benator Thurman. of Ohio, publicly ao Boaaees that be will rets for rorakar. - the Hepubllcan csndldtte. la preference) ' to Xloadly, the Depeorail; aadidate, whom be styies a political gymnast.'' lix.Thoxman, Jr.U an l&pulsirs ytms man, and It goes against his grain to bo walked ever la a conre&Uoa, . . He bad banked to Ward and Ward; got left. . f i ii mimm I i i i , Jtiga; rreeman,of New York, has "recently rendered a decision that there is no authority under the Laws for leav ing mossy la trust to bare masses said ; far the souls of deceased people. " Not . long ago a. J aire la St. Louis rendered ' a dsdiUm Just the reverse of tklx. - j ' " Mayor Carter .Harrison, of : Chicago. , is a TUdea soaaw At meeting of prlma ' ries a fsw .dayt ago to elect eounty central committee the Ilarrtson faction ware victorious, which Is construed as the beginning of. a Tildes boom in Lincis. . ! : CAT A W BA'S : PRID E. . , - - THE NEWTON STATE rTOlt JKAX laerea AtteaSaaca meat Yatereet I ClUaeaa 'aad ' Teachers StrpBg raealtTEaeearaxlag rrosyecu. . -NaTWTOir. July a.-i88a. - u win not oe long unui ia tne myias ot progreealve teachers Newton and Normal will become synonymous terms. 8o wonderful has . been tho growth' Of the NewStMB Normal School ft ta almoet Impossible to limit its eapmntUUeeXor great achievements In the educational Two sessions have been held before, bat the opening of this third one has been attended with greater latex eat and enthusiasm than ever. The town Is peculiarly fortunate in possessing elements which contribute to sucoeaa. , It la delightfully altuatad at the junction of ths Western North Carolina and Chester and Lenoir Bail roads, a short distance from the famous Catawba Sprlngv easy of access for recreation and pleasure. It Is just high enoatfi to be cool and pleasant. - - . The people are anthuaiaatle over any thing pertaining to education, and by their great Interest in the work of the Normal, and their kind and generous hospitality to the teachers from abroad, make It onaof the moetdeerlable points for aummer work. btraners who come once are always glad to be Invited to return. . . . . Of course the facultv do the work, but how that work la done depends on tha discrimination and judgment of the corps of ; managers in making Bp tha faculty. A better corps la not to be found. They are. Col L McCorkle, President, who Is so well aad favorably known throughout the Stata that noth ing we can as 7 will add to the lustre of his same; Major. 3 il Finger, the "wheel horse" of the board; compelled on account of 1)1 health to resign hia po slxioa la Catawba College several years ago, but whoee Interest in all educa tional affairs grows greater as bla gray hairs tncrea&e and whose devotion to the 'Normal- is unbounded; Rev J A Foil, one of the meet brilliant mathe maticians of the State, who fills the odoe of secretary and by bis gentle manly address and warm greeting makes every new comer feel at noma from the atart; your brother editor, Mr F A Wil liams, of the Newton .Enterprise: Mr J A Garvin, the postmaster, and Mr M O SherrllL The intelligent Judgment of these gentlemeu t la aeen In the selection of tha present able faculty and no better comment on their work is needed. The Normal was advertised to begin Tuesday June ioth. but owing to the "waah eat" on the railroad the train was delayed and several of the professors who would hare been present in time did not reach here until Tuesday even ing. - ' Wednesday morning over 200 assem bled In the college chapeJL After an appropriate address of welcome and en couragement Col McCorkle placed the college buildings la the bands of the Normal faculty, who, be aald, were the first, last and orJy choice of tho entire board of managers; and urged them to endeavor to make the Newton Normal tha best on in the State. ' Frof .English then arose and after tha warm applause with which he waa greeted, subsided, spoke of the previous sessions as having been a !m ply expert meats, but that now the Newum Nor mal was an established institution and waa equal to any in the State. : lie than introduced, in turn the different mem bers of the faculty,. Their reputation la ao well established In North Carolina that no mora than a mention of their names ia necessary to convey an Idea of bow grand a success our Normal will be. frof T J .Mitchell, superinten dent of your city graded schools, occu pies the chair of mental and written arithmetic: Prof M C 8 Noble, superin tendent of ' tha . Wilmington graded school, th at of eocraoh v : Prof W A ttiairof liign Pont, that of gratnmax; Prof "D Matt Thompson, of Jeaver, that of reading and elocution; Prof.J. Foil, of Newton, that of Algebra aad Camelry ; Prof W II vana. of Dur-" m,of music; Prof J II ItayhllLof Illinois, vocal culture; Bav O D Gar ley, ef Pennsylvania, achool economy, aad MrJ A McDonald. of Raleigh, has eharga of - tho- primary department. Each one as. In trod need made a short but earnest address which was received with marked attention and apprecia tion by th and ten ee. 147 names were then enrolled as regular Normal stu dents, and the rest of the day was spent In effecting the organization. ;.: . Tha Boost Interesting features of Thursday's programme were an Illus tration of the organisation of a achool aa exhibited by Mrs MeDonald. Prof Mitchell's lectors 00 tha necessity of snaking -our. instruction in arithmetic mora practical. Prof Blair'a lecture on grammar. Prof NobleTa protest against poor Instruction in geography, end Prof Thompson's reading casa. , After tha opening exercises the next morning. Prof Mitchell Illustrated with hia arithmetic class some methods of conducting recitations in that branch. This was followed by lectures from Professors Blair, Noble. Hardawy and Thompson. ; Tba lectures and discus sions wtloh they elicited were all of the highest order. They were listened' to with tho closest attention and the general feeling was one ef satisfaction, that tha time waa twth pleasantly and profitably spent. 60 eethoslastlo have the stndenu become that "they have actually petitioned, the faculty to de vote Satarday as well as other days pf th) week to regmlarschool work. Prof vans, who ao ably aondaeted the no ils last year, meeta the sin gleg classes, every evening, aad his skill as a chorus trainer and bis proficiency In the art of mule are tha talk of tha town.' " . Ona f eatnre especially notleeable and commendable in the exercise thus far is, that they , have all been eminently Kctical; each as (any teacher, even in trnsablast country achool can readily uaa. .Tha efforts of. tha -entire, faculty seem-to be directed -toward the im provement of our country schools. ' rha preliminary matters have bow been arranged and from now on to the close We expect increased Interest and attendance, The weather ia perfect, every body In good spirits while th en th astasia of- .the citizens is the pleas an test feature of alL Yon may expect ta bear more 'of Ca tawba fsmev,,.t. ' 11 :.'..u;r : . A later communication from Newton says: The cumber of .Normalitee ha increased to 170. and the number from Mecklenburg Is eight as against two last yearr-rx ' . ' ji ;u . Tfcer Were the koea.' , : trtanssa TrsveCer. -- -. ? "Take that pair of shoes from under yotxr coat." demanded a merchant of an old negro, "or 111 have you arrested." ' "Whose got a pa'r shoes un'ar bis coat?" 1 u- - - ,-i "Too have I saw you .when yoa picked them up 1 . '"is desede shoes?- producing them. "Yes; band them here." - -"Wby.dldnt yer tell me da waa de aaoee, sted oh gsttln me 'fused roun' be ah. ii oiler at a maa 'caae be dean oner's tan' yer. Wnst town I eber seed. White folks tramps on de Bigger like da was foot a fegj :u . i i G .j-tn tum. : Zrerreeevae baa" rrr aad eeloa to om BnmiiDi to MMM et th blocd. ipttto ol tt U tarwa f alrht prftlM aad MmfiAaUaaw U 1 1 Uiw itilr nfrtTial inl ihr iinttt In nrlnf mm 1 tr'-g cMSktB . rujin Kxra act or aoa 1 da ua ,1 . ? Or. BL VCms Crr. ( BalUaMia. uri ba Sts m a ta mim f Scrofula aaa eOiar dlseasa t KtrS MktMOen.' '. .- ' -; ; 1st. t. iX lmn. fiAUira, rtmuMndi Bo- nilW 1 tl Mraoaa mnJlmitm otis lwm bo4. k4 aajwdo s aar pnpaniuoa a Ban. at thm Btltam at S. Com- tmvnom, Siww li. mrt a bmm bmu mo mifh tmom Slad bf tmm mmm ml Bmmniim Vmmt mm mhrnmrt uilr ta- 1 a at all ai tmndc aad aflqualoiaaoaa, Pike's .Ceadeatsed' Press r Olapatekes f j - v w w i" 1 mm m m - ' Tho Legislature of' Georgia me ton Wednesday. , ; . -vv- .Tha death ofiConnt De Chamberd Js There were llJ-deaths from cholera at Dam!eiUTue3ay, lx at liansurah lght thousand iron workers in Skratb &giandv aavo struck, owinr a-re- uxucuon oz wages, t 1 lBlsmarcki before starting fdr the coojBtrycaereoV that sanitary rnaasuisa bm. takan Baiaat an Introduction tOf cholera into Uarm any. . - Papal Nuncio," at Madrid, has issued a circular declaring against further ex tension by tha northern clergy ot C&r lish Propaganda, v - tj. ' j.f. Right Bar. William Pinckney, B.' I2 L.L. IX, Bishep of the Diocese of' the Maryland Protestant Episcopal chnrehw died suddenly at 7 o'clock ,Wedneeday. morning. j a The Supreme Court of Mlasoorl has declared the high license law of. that Stata constitutional and applicable' to ot. lonls. Many low gTonrsrlas will n W 1 M fc ox existence Capt John C. Flennington, lata chief deputy of fix-Treasurer Polk, was ar rested at Hot Springe, Ark. . Wednes day, on charge of making false entries amounting to 940,000. and brought to Nashville. , . i. -. . s r .Jt f Bishop John McMullen,of the Catho lic Diocese of Davenport. Iowa, died at four o'clock- Wednesday morning, after an illness of more than a years dura tlon. of cancerous affection of the stomach. ;- The libel suit of E. J. Lehman, who conducts a "cheap "John" store in Chica go, against tha Chicago Herald, for de rogatory statement regarding hia rep utation, was oonciuaea yesterday wun a verdict for twenty-five thousand dol lars damages against that paper. It is now estimated that 160 persona were drowned by tba sinking of the steamer, Dapbae. on the. Clyde. The driver reports that the bodies in the hold of tha Daphne are so closely pack ed that he was unsble to move them. Preparations are being made to raise tha vessel. Fifty-two bodies have been recovered. ; . Tha wagon of Hsnry Krachc ae, a Ohio. noexstsr, near wtnion tiace, unio. while crossing: the Cincinnati. Hamll ton and Dayton llallroad to-day, with his family of alx persons and a driver, was struck by the Thunderbolt express. South, and broken to splinters. All the family were killed, but the driver es caped with serious injuries. The engine was so besmeared with blood that it was sprinkled with flour to hide the atalna. , Tba cadets of the Virginia Military Institute, whose mission it was to carry to New York City the captured flag of the IMth New York Begtment, were' received at the Fifth Avenue Hotel by President Arthur, who, la the course of a short ad drees, said : "I wish here to express my hope and confidence that beneef orth, whenever the flag of a New York regiment shall be assailed, if gal lant soldiers of Virginia are by, they will be prompt and eager to defend it. Tha President also presented diplomas to the graduates. - Hon. John R. McCune, the umpire of the Coal Traders' Tribunal, has decided that the price for mining in railroad coal mine shall be Sif cents per bushel. Operators claimed that tho price ahould be 3 eente and miners struck for Z cents. Aa umpire, assays his figures show an unmistakable depression rn the coal tradswthat the supply is greater than tba demand, and that competition has caused prices to ba so law that op erators cannot continue to pay three and a half eente for mining. It la be lieved the strike will not be resumed. ; The first nHria Starting with the first telegraph lice put ia operation between Baltimore aad-Wasblnifton. on May 24, 1844, America baa brought tha world a mar vel oaa crop of kindred wonders within less than half a.century. The telephone, phonograph, aerophone, microphone, electric light, and now the electric loco motive are legitimate children, and direct deeceadanta of tha telegraph, aad, what especially movea our national Eride, are ail wholly American; Dur ig tha peat month those who attended the Chicago Hall road Exposition have had an opportunity to witness the suc ceaaful workings of an electric railway, which made the circuit of the gallery of the exposition building. This elec tric railway, however, waa not the "first one thrown open to the public in this country," aa baa been generally stated by tho newspaper correspondents who witnessed at Chicago the substitution of electricity for steam In railway loco motion... Dr. Chart ee GrafUm Page, who was born at Salem, Mass, on Jan uary 28, 1811, and died in Washington, D. C-. on .May 5. 186 waa the first in ventor and builder or the "electro-mag-netie locomotive." He constructed an electrical machine when only ten years of age, and graduated at Harvard Uni versity ia 1832. In 1838-40 he practiced medicine a Virginia, and 1 in 1839-40 filled the chair of professor of chemk try In Columbia College, In tba District of Columbia. . In 1840 ha wa appointed examiner in tho United States patent which, office he held until his death. He wss a frequent contributor to Sllli man's Journal, and ia the author , of a concise and complete treatise upon the subject of electrical science and discov ery. He hsd been for years perfecting machinery for the effective and ; eco nomical use of electro-magnetism, a a motive power, aad had ao far succeeded as to be able to use it for the propulsion of machinery, and as a locomotive force. In 1831 be constructed at Washington a locomotive to run by electricity, and at its first trial, on April 29 of the same year, en the Washington branch of the Baltimore and Obio-Bailroad. it more than exceeded the expectation of the Inventor, though many difficulties wero encountered ia matters of detail. The trip: was made' from Washington to Blideasburg in 88 minutes, including five slope, and the greatest speed attain ed wss at the rate of 10 miles aa hoar. a "",aaaaWa?ea1pwfcaj(BBB,pWW , ess Bxpetlemcc fax Blasiy, v , 7 SGBia uin ks ana auaermDW so ions ana aaa esuMd ma kMbaad ao BaaeS traobl t aad ao mmmm i total y wfcat rnlimm mm, taat 1 waa lo-mtmij iMtifnM mma anauma a. - in txmmmm t mOmA I mm m bmuim ot hoa bitter m tumwm nnajMwa ta mv ramii. I aoon to tmproT and catsas so fast taat war aortaa and taaulr tboutot It etraate aural, bat wban I told taara what bad helped aaa. ia? aald, -Hana for aoo Mtunl loag atar Vamr pnmpmr, tot oaa a&ada atotaar waU and no aappT." Xna SCirfaaa. . Ptmplca, bloteaaa, of sorec disappear under the mSaanos of Glenn's Sulphur Soap. - - - ! ALBEMiRLE MALE iraiTUTE. : CkJtrlatlaaTllla, Ta. Van raeotty. ' BaaithfoJ aad aaaittfal laeaUaa. Taoroaxb lnTootKQ. Terata rrry imw, aeaatoe becta eeataasbar ietAtBP5J,jul?,jL 'y :f-m11 w. F.jpicKrwaoa.-- J. : B. ; HARRINGTON J :i Jcei Creairi : PrTrd to any part of taa etty, but bIj Saloon U lot iaaiNtMNK4Sasaoi.. 2- u ' JoUddat. B O QKS125T(Qjisi et Standard aaan of thorn tnabaatodi. ttoo pubiiabad. , enoiea awt ror exanun. Uoabatora paraMoUott roaanat)lS eri ieneecr aood talto. too books ba mamad at mrtne paaao it ttot mtitaorr. epaelat bamlnt tola isootB. ' Mow fotHiaUona aroiy week. Prtoeo lowr tbaa over bofoia fcaowq, raostov fitAa Two Canta tar . Taanyaoa'a - Hi.aooi Atmmn.- ana brtrad. Urra trpa. o 18 for U lariat and beat intrieu croiopedia. Kot-oold i?f )daalaiw pnoao too tow. ctrenlftrs frea. liantion tola ra ft. JOHM & AUiUt, raUlaher, 18 Vwy t VawTozk. . HUAkm r 11 a T . : ... . tin ft taat x l. v a tEaia Lv bea a 1 is 1 iewiw sy-xaU a- itar and ttm 2- in Ti SfLf, I a xeliabla ramadlml 1 iXSSbli Mtaltiwi Ei 1 rtn: - --F-i vm. m, ua. ytni X, f I tvtr im tr ra "Dtu gAZtTZA zsxcisscou,aai&aaar8zsx.tOTa. Jisaciarim 11 Cures all diseases of . the; stomach,; lirer; bowels, kidneyvskin and blood. Hilliows testify to its efficacy in healing the above diseases, arid pronounce it to be the Best, TtexspY Kiromr to Han. It irmf - . nn wo uuiiaukuou aV avtAXO avnyuualU gJf"?X2fTWaTrTTOi-f- Laboratorr TT Woat 8rd street, Xew To CBy T&ADX atABJL lesvtLUb H. C., July Mta. 1881 Dr. beoofitediao nao tat Iirat Ooetplstnt. yuxi SHOE STORE. SB0X8 1 gBXXBSl UBH0Z9 II! nlaaa to oat an ktada of laUao RtaM Tata aiaee to Sad aa endless vsrtstr eC Cafl- AND IT IS THE PLACE TO GET A pair of Owif1aaaana Vtaa Bottoa eattara, S pair of nanriinn'a fine minima Qattaas, A pur af OoaUaaMQ'a Vtoa Oxford Ttoa, . . aad tba plaea to gat roar Xrary Day Baoea. ' rui is K PlakM sa Slippers ! Slippers! Slippers Doal foftat taat Bla tba pUea To Bad a alee Tea SBlsoor. To Sad a ahse Strap aaodaL. ns NEWPORT TIES. Xad wa weald aar taat tt Is ra to bay a l roaa or ranaa wmn roe go Tao place ta bay Franca Boyal TEiciimuTXD rzctxsioB nios rarr XHXa ae BVXTUM MIOLl Tbo ptaoa waara ree wtn have tadoeeaieola of fered to roa ta prteta aad wbera roar patrvoas win se saoatslsbJr apptadatod. QRAY& BROTHER Job S 1883 Fruit im, JELLY TUMBLERS, nr Vana, eaooa. wrj CHINA PALACE or UTDOUr BaBTBTIaXD. to Joan Brookfleld a Co. rv ra a cslu HOME COMFORT. i" ' " . . ...( - .... ..- : -- ; Affswr as Baler Btele at clast Talla WhmMSm Tfclsaia ef "Iwlah to sraoVNavaoeaa peopla weald waaa Umt aood a doctor and when ther doaVV QTrtalmart Doctor ST aa ha entered bla boaea taaooaytmia vmacatat the l' tertorot the State ef HawTock.aRera.temoofl aJkhtrldeeC aaanv aallaa. -I bav been dews asaoDs th BwontabM toaaaaaaa. wbo. tba aawawscor aald. waa very and not MSaty a Hr dl ianrntne anloaa he isasMitat aalp; and, Saand blaiaoaorbw a ratber sharp sttsek et eoDe, wbJeh his faav U salsa save relieved ta tea artUBaa.lt Uter bad k train of aaa aad taw or tnree atoptorBmedloa tBtaabooaa. Bat no; taer tbe .leaat aeba ar pata seed for a doctor. vheCber tber ever aar ainornot -War. Doctor, what kind et storJeisiBefllea, as do sea aspect people to keep ta the ta-wtte,ae abapoaredalaaaeop et bot tea. , natal essa," saswated the Doctor. nt they had oniy pot a Bxicsoira capcnrx fosocs PltlaXKSoath saan's atomach, he would have besa al Meat ta sa . boor, and eared aaa a drear) side" ""' i ... -,.t.:r.; Ia all dMlnarr eonplatnta It eorea at oaee. -WaH dknaaas ate ellmlnawwl troia tbearateabT eaatbaar be roujblr eaQed expnlstmi ereztraa tsjp. or by a anlaa of tbo two proBoaaea. Bensoa's Pleeaer proaaotoa botai tt lnettee the torpid a Kaaa to WOW: and aende tta aootblwa; ttaorarattMSBrrlad pores af the akin, ail pUstmobUceOMpatfeottowatt. TbeytjlTeBlm hop tor to-morrow.' Benaoaa plaster gives aba beta te-aa. Wblob tm better, do roe think V taaOAFClirXandkaepatotbahoaaa, liee. i aeaborva Jobssob. rbemlata. Bee xor. , . , j . apl7oam DIHGDAU SCnO.Ok ; .vOUabiiabedla 1798 . IS pra-eintont ajnoos 8outbrn boardtng aeboola tor boya, In aga, ta Boatbera. la area et patronage aad ta eraipnieot far physical ooJtora. TBOIIWUI will bedn Aogoat 1 at, 188. . ai n. nittiui Dapc ' i InshSBi Schoot ir. P., Orange Co.. M. C VI - .. i .. ett . A Night-blooming" Ccreus TAYLOR'S - LUtlCII ROOf.1. U . . .,i . . I't y OQN A 8IQHT WjaL T.U8IP $ , i 3 TAVinR ' ekddl f I. .... a. Uw.iil 1 :r.Trm:"VaTiD:- j. ;aajrt t f jt f mw , -: ' U Affi,i.i... - 1 1 . ' i ririiiiii tt.Twi e &&&22&s Iaatli C ;-cmr-C1otte, N. C'i Gray & Brother. fm nmrntm Www Jmr tile,JProitrmti0mif I So ?MM U immmipemmm kU - . ----- V- Tetmrtderif most excellent remady ft the debilitated vitalfbxoea. , 1 f. nil Jicgiiprij. iTjmip . i .( PU.wa TT ... . , LmmI - . JoanaoB4 Yoor Indian Blood od Prrap ban greaOj H SUB. .1 !' - f. - txjjCJClXaujcouo. WOWTH WOBTHOV SILVEB and PLATED to aa sold- MEODT REGARD TO COST, AT J.T.Batlers Jewelry Store. Jsetf " ATTlOTIVE, i .... 7 Stylish! - - Display of Spring Novelties la low foods tor KJkBIlSV BTSWE WBAB. Wo carry tba stock ot CHILDRENS' SHOES A. E. QANKIN & DQO. Tryoe Oppoatta BaTord eJUST RECEIVED AT XJST3K jOUCTG STORE op lil IL JORDAN & CO.,- TRYON STBEET, BJDOO KaWaaOO CIS IBS. beat sold for Sv Dr. senna's 8oie Otne for Kbanmadam, S1.50 -setl BTraraTtsii watzbs et an and Rack TXaS, far tba Betall Trade. ad aaaarleaw TOILXT SOAPa aiCBSTTOWDKBS.' i ' - POSD LILT TOILXT WASH, fte RE-lRDMWCOf 3- DRUGGISTS. JODSl OdD. npO P&TSTCiawa; FARaTTRa ' LI BT 8TA- -- BUm KSBFSBa AND HAU.BOAI UN AND HaAPa pj 9 a anLraat If any member of yoor booeobpld. from parents to tba merest Infant, are afflicted wttb Malignant Sores, acrofuloua or otber- wiao, os4i sooom or oeaia uesa, Bams, won aaa, no matter bow aerere. or ot bow long atandlnir, or fronv wbatofer oaoao Brodnoed. aend and aet a 26-ooBt bottle of TURF OIL. and wa guarantee a w ov Dwf u earee oerore otner remeaiee Deem waa. m m eqaauy appiieaoie to all tba Uloere or Borea, or lalamed tiarfaeas of aUdo- emhw anunaia, or annmng teat movea on the Tort, OnoortwoapplJeationaaro ail tbat la nee- eeaarrio neoirauae uw aenoB or tba vtrne and beat tba lUeer. Jt arraata at one tho progreaa of VTBtmii an ivuiuive ana T1Mrn Mil IB -i tbe track of toe tilaeeae. - ..:-ZZA For aale byaUdrurMta and ooanfaratores. tT"ABk for tha Turf Oil SpeUlnc-Book and Boeder," woertiSoBtM of eorea,' ;.. . ; .TORCKLL, L ADD St OOL, I Kay 0 Ir - -is ; . aJobasonoVva. ' Xiamt Mmtltmm'M,Jt iiattri$mmul ttmmmW' Kent niuii.tMU U mvtMoro. lruggista can fin 1W Minmm . WARD CO.. Uaiaiaaa, Me. mm r Gloeks,Jewelry, Comfortable ! Have just received another'Inyoice of those Lawns z pu o N ra P S CO o PT w o oo O eO to e-- o O rO 00 eO OQ CO ' o CD O ! Ladies Will Find the Above uJnQnnsimaQll AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER. . : ... ' i CHARLOTTE, N. C. LEADING HOTEL IW THE CITY ! . im I i J.l oGvJf- ri I SCOVILLE BROTHERS, Propriotorce- A VKEW HOTEL HANDSOMELY TASTFUL ELEGANCE, SUPERIOR 'APPOINTMENTS. ; v AND HOME COMFORTS. " . tyPealrably and faablonably located -arknowledged to be tbo eoatoet hotel In th Booth US tyrineat line of Carrlases and Omolbnaaa in tbo euy meet aU tralaa. ail&. nor CHARLOTTE, N. C. : rVT BEG El TED AND Ilf STOCK A EAKOB ICfPLV or Saw Mills, ;Horse Powers, WaterWheels, , Steam Engines. Greffc: Reapers. Portable Corn Mills. WfteatvMiU Outfits, The Meadow King Rakes, The Meadow King Mowers, Wheeler and Meleck Separators, The jSregg (Self Dumping) Rakes, .Doners,-Doin jroriaDie OaU Iwa Oar aseeai PTOU aplSoaw. 'JK.- BXAGILL, , a WHOLESALE GROCER AND C1DIISSI0N,MEECHANT,' iTeUeire SC. CAsarlotse. 1 - Orders aolicited and-promptly filled. ui hi. nmdlai. . Cll mt MM tar Lbt mt uu. t -mm hm nmtrt br th 4.trtna wwmu kr mail. frill Mlllrtwy tmm B.ptr thmtr mri m, ' im Man i.imlin H l.lr " - - t J . -"Ma. tu BiTTm ie a. hi mu, mu ua, 4...JSRUSHKO OTBJX TUXUT t VAJUS Hum MMbtliT iHt 1 '111"''' " at 5c. Per Yard. ' o 2. CO f s; o - " p CD tJ So O o o o , OB & O o 3. o T3 CO o o CD o tt- o a. a r ta ca CO to ( Ct 00 O a p- lO o o o .A T3 o IBsin Pomi inn ST V FURNISHED. NOTED FOIl THE r v ; ana csrationary. fin. a ,i , s ..r m-czfJ v ) iron woriis.. rj .. f. .... ; .BXeclalaery at aJl klanda arwratiaitc M Uct - JOHN WILKES. I 100 SONG FOLIOS, 1 inn if., r-iuu rujius ui liimiur 4 IMcSmith'o. tRIOE 50 CENTS. - - Atlerney cml Cun.mtlZ$Tr t :',.
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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July 6, 1883, edition 1
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