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Sr. Sebtsr's
gun9en'Dre IerUattp.
SDreis so Scuf Sip Q(ar,ho


ST cine iebr fbdsbare 3ubsreituns, sntestt
oureb elnen rsselmafiisen nno terilbmten bents
feben Irst, Oct lle hber fdnbia Sabre in lsi.
net eisenen spraris in 9cutfeblanb s.braudt
bate, III tpeltbem %anpe lle ,pdbreno jensr .Seit
duGerlt aussebebnt fsnust ipuroe, bei 6utlsn,
Drrfaltnnsen, &atarbfstsr, gnsbrhltisfeit,
Eeutbbuten, Seitens uno NifenIbmerSen,
SIntprien jeosr Art Srufs nno >unssntes
ftbnerosn, unb in 5smmuns Bet berannabcn.
crn Ane;sbruns. Sislss fann ais SOB Der
cbisen Wsoi,in 9slaat ,perben, aber bic 3el'
Observation-Disclosures ftno 3neo(Ipielia ras
3u; leper bcfriebisrnpe Sspeis in belIen Blr.
tunaen ,pirp III elnem Srlutbe ramit aefum.
oen ipereen, 70 ioic audi 5ablreiebe gmpfblnns
gen Die 1npeiiunss5sttsl beslsiteno. lteber
1000 Slalben (tno allein in pbilaoelpbia
pabrenc bein leBtsn 9Dlntsr Sereauft ,pcrbem,
elm itbersensenber Ssipeis bon bsl1en Slusbar.
Felt, font 'parcs cine 70 srctTe Quantitat ME
bertanft porpen 1ein.
go ipirfIam 1T bic Olebisiu aeipeIen in
gnrlrnns Der perIbicosnen Graufbsit,n fir
pelete lte empfoblen 1T, ba6 fte alien anbern
3utereitunsen bon SarGapar;aa, panaeeas
.e. ftnell boransebt.
Siele 3ensnide ftnb BON 3eit 5u 3eit erbals
ten uno befannt semaett rporoen, ater oerSo:
itenanfwano BON 3eitunssbefanntmaebunscn
Derb,etet bereu O1inbeiluns albier. Die
$eiebtg(autiaiten ftnnen leiett iiberseust ,pers
ben BON eer Sthslietteit pisfer mebi3m ,penn
lte anrmfen an $eiop's Seiunobsie emporium
SO. l9l Jlorbswsitcnitrai1e, untsrbalb Der
0ine 9raGe, 5nm @bilp bes "solpenenHcs
lers uno Seblansen' allwc 3enani1e uno
Stabweiiunscn 81 bunDsrten bon Salen Der
mertlpirbisiten Suren bur6 bieie Waceisin,
poraeseist tpsrpen f6nnen.
Teabins, ben Q, Snni.
.@.OisIe Wsbijiu iit nm bsu ctsm anscs
sebenen prsis in cieler 0rufcrei 5n baben.
Suni so. bp.
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v
George Bopsr, ,u Dem in gifen hanseneen
Npler>Shilo, al ber Idp6itlieten gfe per
MaIbinstcn unp STEM Cont gallowbiU UStrais
fen, penn gaurtps9efansnib sesenat'r lests
bin bswobnt son Saepb g. Gblins, in Der
6tab. NeaniIs, 6escasn bat, nnp seionnsn
1T Die Sdtafte per @altpirttfhaft auf Die
belte Art 81 tetrtitsn. Ssfanntlid 1T oisier
Stano lclpcbl nit 6ausraum ais Stalluns
Ishr beausm enseriebtst, uno CT miro nsocr
W1ibe nod Soften fparen, feline 8dite init
sutsn uno seiunoen Spsifen uno Getranfen,
nno stsnfaIIs init tequsn,sn unp rslnlieben
96lafiteaen 81 ts,plrtbsn. Nueb ,piro er bes
fanbis siuen adtIamen Staafneebt nno jeosrs
lei Sutter fit pferoe, bon setter uno binrris
benoer Qualitdt, baltsn. Dureb pdnftllebe
unr billise 8eeienuns, bofft Ct einsn tepeus
tenDsn Hntbcil bet Snnpiebaft bee pnb!ifums
~ 9eninnen unc bas 3ntraneu feiner 9eebr'
Eunbfn 5a Uerbienem
Mfdi 4.
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81 fet a II
0iir ,poblfeile QBaaretL an

Viir tpoblfeile QBaaretL an
&, 3. ga m bert s nelleln Stobr,
sum 6dilo Don Der "ubeesRitte,"
Wtlf psnn, smifben Der 3tsn u. 4tsn StrafIs,
100 rpoblfsil psrfauft ,pirS:
Gdie su 10 Gent oas pfune.
3uder st " DO.
Gtarfer &affee l2a " DO.
Reis 5 " 90.
Beiter SprupsMolaies 44 st. o.Suart
3ufers6aus Do. 129 DO.
Weu. .Srleans DO. 10 20.
uno alle ibri9en Nrtitel, gu nnsepSbnIieb
niecern Dreifen, fit "sSaar SeIe."
Ncabins, W1ai 25.
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s. y. gSilmlen'S reutiber Ginoer-
freuno
i.
fir G6ule unO Saus.

tIr SOule ltnO Oaue.
9ie awcite bermebrts Nnfase otisen 8m;
Dies. nit simsm febr permcbrten uno pers
beHsrten Nnbanae, bat 70 eten bic sprsds
eerlaGen. -Das Sueb entbdlt in lsinsr ns,ls
en &eitalt S44 Ssitsu srob Oetap, 1T auf
feb6nem Yapier out secruft, eauerbaft as'
tinesn uno smpfeblen mir oalelbe ssbrsrn
nao Sebulsortsbern, ,pie alien 8anlisn, eef
nen es I'm Ssrelebsrnna nislittsr Senntnilit
5u tbun 1T, an9elesentlitb.
100 @rcmplars $50; so grcmplare $l8; 25
grempIare $40; IL gremplare ss5; nno
erempIar so gents.
8eltelunsen mlihen Bel oieiem audsrit bill
liscn preiGe frei einadbift ,perbsn nno
tinosn nur ram Ssriff6h9nns, wrnn fte
nit osm Sstraas tsaieitst lno.
&etunrene gremplare fno bonn IS. 3. an
~ baten.
pbilaoelptia, ben 8. W1ai 1871.
We6elbocft'fbe Bubbanpluns,
SO. 1874, 9lcrb 2te Strabe.
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III It I ftNp.

90 sbsn bat bic Yrsik psrlafsn uno 1T in
Der 9ruferei bisisr 3situns, ein;eln uno in
srbGersr 3abl su baten, ein fur bic tetrefens
cen Sanowsrfer uns &hnifler b6bit naslibes
Wsrf, bsttelt:
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QBertb Der Yotlfnoten
tn Yenninlpanien.

Sanf bon Nae9banD, 81 Sebfrrt, lln9anabr
Ssapsr, ju Sasper, Do.
Smatara, 81 9arriSbur9, 9eiblriEn.
9Safbinaton, ju 2Gaibineton, unaana.
@bambersbur9 gu @bambsrsbura, II
ebeifer @auntp ju Isitebsiter, par
9slapare @allntp* Su Sbeltsr, par
Germantauu ju 9ermantaun, par
Gsttlsbur9* 3u 8sttiSbura, II
ae,pistaun Su qemistauu, par
Msetlstaun su Mibblstaun. par
lNrnt9rmcrp &C., iu Norristaln, par
9tcrtbumbsrlano III Hcrtbumber par
Hrrtb anerifa* ~ Ybil'a, par
Nrrtbern 2ibertiss. ;u 9bia, par
psnniDlpanias su pbila, par-
penn saunfbp* 81 Ybl'M par
YittSbr9, gu Yittsburs, II
Sanf Der 9sr. Str ~ Ybilaeelpbm, Is
90. 30. 3psis* 81 Yittsburs, l6
%. 90. or. Su erie, l6
%. oc. %. 81 Ssapr. l6
Do 90 DO iu Neu 8riatbon l6
SsrfS @anntp 8anf ;u Meabins, par
@ar!isls bitto* Su @arlsls, par
eentre citte 81 Sslsfonte, seiblcben
eitp Sanf 81 pittabur9, llnsansbas
Columbia Srifsn 9siea ibaft, Golumbia par
@omnecial Sanf,* at Vbt('a, par
Ocplcstaun Ditto su Doplsstaun par
Cation o,ttc* su Cation, par
erie Ditto gu gris, 10
Grtanss Ditto su pittSbnrs, par
Grdan9e 3weig ju SorlieaDsbnr9, par
Farmers Sanf .. SudS @ty 4. Sriifcl, par
SarnRrs II. Growers III 2GaDnesburo. 81
Sarmsrs Ditto pon qaneafsr* gu 9ancaifsr par
Sarners Ditto, bon &saoin9* ;u Msa. par
6armsre II. Mebanies bitO ;u Ybil'a par
SarnHrs llnb bttp Ditto III Yittsbura asbr.
Farmers unr Ditto 30. Su Tapetts @c. .asbr.
SarnWre nno 90. gu 8reneatle scbrph.
Tranflin sitto ;u 9Safbnatcn, "a
@irare cittc (Stcpbsn)* in Vbina, ssfbuG.
Giraro oittct in Ybil'n par
6arrisbur9 Ditto iu earrisbura, par
oarmcnp Snfftute ;u ,oarmcnp, unoana.
6onestals Sanf gu eensstale, +
6nntin9ocn Ditto 81 6untingecn, unsana,
Sunata eittc ;u eewistam, nnaana.
Ssniin9tcn %. in pbil'a par
Qanfaifsr oo. su Qanfaifsr, par
Qebanon oo. IN 2sbancu, par
eumberman's DO. AT @arren, aebrotben
Wanlf. II. WebanicS in Ybil'a, bar
Warrietta II. Smsqueb. Grabbing So. unab.
Merbants II. Manuf. Sanft pttsburs par
Wehanics 8anf in pbil'a, rar
@iners Sanf bon Yottspile, par
Tortbern Ditto BON ga. AZ Omnbaff, uuab.
Moncn9obsla Ditto BON Srounsple, 9A
MpDmeuGn9 Sauff in pbil'a, par
9tortbumbl. II. Splb.Sf. su Miltcn, unob.
g. gSeiteru Sf. p.Ya. ;.MeacepiQe, aeIdl.
Jteu Salem DO. 81 SaYette @auntD, tetria.
Siprthamptrn Sanf ,m slllcntanu, par
9t. -. Delap. Sriiefen So. AT $50. acfti.
slgrieul. II. Wanuf. Sf. at Carlisle, oebr.
philadelphia Sanf* su pbilabelpbia, par
9iidarps (!Mart) III pbilacelpbia, sckrceb.
ShuDlfill Sanf* III pbil'a, par
Silper Qafe Sanf su W1pntrclc, aefblct1.
Scutbparf cittp in pbil'a, par
2cWanb1 bp. su Spwanba, pat
llntpn br. su llnipntaun, gebrrd
9Seiteru DO. in Ybilabelpbia, par
90. su @reensbnra 9eidblo.
lSilfesbarre Sriifen So. SIT Bilf. mngan9
lSDomin9 Sanf Su Wilfesbarre, par
9)crf oitto* ~ 9orf, Ii
g)custpsany Sanf Su perryrpclis> nn9ans.
DP2luf Die NIT einen be;eibneten
8anfen hno falfbe Ncten I'm llmlauf.
DPOie Oepoiit<Sanfen iino NIT eiz
nem eeSei6net.
Die pcrifsbenbs Qilfe miro piinftlib jebsn
0H,not nod, 0ifnpf'S HsrNrtpr. herid,fiat
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Stab bcn 6sitsn cusliiebsn 5ilfsqusaen,
init tsioncertr SerIdiltbtisuns pes 3Bsrfss
bon G. u. 8 90 br eb, tearteitet.
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2e6t,,s6s( (tNrtibl'n9
Iammtlieber
unter5ei bner
Interchangeable ssGrf(arun9

ber Dereinistsm Staaten bon Sloroamsrifa
g1ebjt elmer fa6Iifen 9atitsIlms Der merfe
whrpisitsn Sesebenbeitsn, ,peItbe oieSrsns
nuna Der golcnien Don Dem OlutterIanos
1ur SolSe battcn.
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Q or a9

pom Enes Senner, Subtrufsr in Sumnp'
taun, Wlcntsomsrp gauntp, psnnlplbas
nisu, ;ur 5eraussabe pes fcIsenben bobit
intsre6antsm werfee, in ceutitber Spra'
DIR, bgtitelt
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S)er
praftifbe uno erfahrene
&atD9fbfr,

fur
&dnffler uno profefTontiten,
ober siu
aus (an9jdbri9er Grfabrune 9efbGpftes
He5eptbu d,
Aus otm gnsliItbsn nit 8enusuns Oct tee
tten in' unb anslanoiihsn @srfe
bearbsitet.
fir Gbemitten, SuufttiIhlsr, slIetreincr,
9ewebrIhafter uno 8atbfsnmaeber, &afirsr
SutI6susuno SbaiIenfabrieanten ,9eracloer,
Enntbre6sIcr, Eamlnatr, 8(etItbmiepe
uno mebrere anbere Gemerbtreibenbe, ne6ft
9runoliebea HnweiIun9en uber bic
Sebanbluns nuo Nnwenouns
BET ssssbenen Ne5epte.
alien Gcldbem psrIcneu, ,peltbe SsIebafte
trriten bic oben i'm 9itel oes Suebes aaaes
fibrt flnb, srlauben mir ups ben "Spratti,
lhsn Natbseber" afs sin b6hlt nislides
Bueb 3u empfsblsn, neil fe niebt allen Oiele
Soften fir bic Sertisuns ibrer Arbeiten ers
fparen, fonoern slcibjeitia aus oenIelben DIES
le 2Dinfe fit Die 9srlb6nernn9 ihrcr Artei
ten erlsrmeH.
Scr spreie crs wwfebsns 1T 70 asrins
ais me9lib 9rttellt, ilin autb pem rpeniSer bee
mitteltsn 6anpwertern cine 8elcsenbcit Al
seten ftb oaiIslbe anSnlchatfen.
Slr Buebbanplsr umo Nnbsre, we(tte i'm
Srofen 5n fanfen ,panltben, lessn mir foIsens
be preife ftit:
100 grsmplare in suten papptauo $50. 90
so ~ ~ ~ 80. 90
lS ~ Z. OU
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sesen ginlenouns rss Betraas bsi ber Ssltsl>
Observation-Disclosures, portc nnb eeslsis
herh iperben aulTeroem bereebnst.
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Or. geiop's 8(ut- -pillen,

OiSasn ausewenoct lpsresn tei jnnaen nno
altsn, minnlicben une ,rsitlebsn, in alien
8srbalmiGsn, obns Satbaltnns pon 1lrtelt'
Dldt opsr mal1ssm >ebcn, nno otne 0urebt
fir Srrtdltlns.
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Or. 4eiop'6 Y(ut-Wiuen,
81. Qeibn's Ylut- -Yillen,

5iub 4uu Ouaf, 4nti Werturial, 2(uti9al'
lenbaft unp sssen ale Sranttsit crjensencsn
llrIaeben ODER scssn rie genltitutirn wirfeh
Dc Subtanlen.
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1arob I'd. Barnet,
8 # wirt },

W,aett bisrmit 6sicns
hers fcinen Sreaapcn l,ne
Sbsm pnbIieum ilher
baupt, bic AnasisG pab
I CT osn alten bsfannten
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Charlotte Male Academy.
MOTTO T..

FENtIE Subscriber having. on the Goth day o!
a. july, ISL, taken letters of administration
according 10 law, on the estate Of VIM. T.. Nc.
Rec, aec'ed., hereby gives general notice to al!
creditors OF said estate, to present their claims
duly authenticated within the tine prescribed by
law for that purpose, otherwise this notice will be
plead in bar Of recovery. Al mDaner Of persons
indebted to said estate, viii please call and make
payment Immediately.
JAS. II. ORR. Admir-
MsckLeabarg Co., N. c. Aug, Is, 1911.
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NOTICE.

HAR. F. H. ANDREWS expects to be absent
a from Charlotte some two or three months
from this date IIe is necessarily absent. II be-
ing his business 70 move permanently 10 this place
Those wishing his services will please call COON
as he returns, when he viii be happy to wait upon
any lie will then be able to give strict attention
TO business without any interruption.
9-ffe will inform the Public Of his return
through the papers.
Aug. 3, ls4l H9
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GREENoUGH's STATUE OF wASHINf
TON.


GREENOUGH's STATUE OF wASHINe.
TON. II
In one of our recent foreign journals, ~
lind the following incidental notice of this
Colossal Statue. Ii is from the pen of a
continental tourist, whose communications
10 the journal, are under tho title of Mod.
ern Art aud Artists in Italy, being a por.
ton Of Continental Fragments, The safe
arrival Of the Statue IN the United States
must make tbs notice, though very BRIEF,
acceptable. -- Alexandria Gazette.
"Arrivod at Florence, my ears rang with
the fame oftwo American Sculptors Gree
nough aud Powers. knew the Americans
write beautiful poetry, and therefore, did
not see Why they should not be capable Of
producing marble epics; a, all events their
advent was sort of Hellacal rising IN Italy,
which is at once the cradle and the tomb
Of the arts and as | have strong presen-
tIment that ancient america, in the myriad
century revolutions Of time will, one day,
be talked Of as we now talk Of ancient
Rome, had great curiosity 10 see the first
launchlngs Of her chlldren's presents 10 pos.
terity; still | had my doubts, for ! heard
that both these artists excelled in busts, and
take il that the perpetuating human ugll.
ness, or even human beauty, on canvass or
in marble, is tho utter destruction Of the
ideal, which is the soul or essence Of eithej
art, as it may be said of scnpto and paid
ters that devote themselves exclusively 4
this sort Of cfgy ic colonization, what hd
already been SAID of Cardinal Mazarin al
Sir Robert Walpole-i. g. that they vot
do mean things for profit and never thi
of doing great ones for glory"
Truly may il be said, blessed are TIL
who do not expect" for where expected
be disappointed, was more than deligt
ed. had heard much, so much, of Grt
nough's Statue ofWashington, tina, thou4
it utterly impossible that il could prodl
an effect upon me proportionate to the p1
ses had heard bestowed upon it, especI
" as remembered the almost disgust vi
which had looked at ThorwaIdsden's md
ern Statue--,hat is, moderp dressed Statt
of Lord Byron, and to say the least of
Washington, particularly, when magnifel
was more unpoetical, therefore mot
difficult subject But the manner in Wild
Greenough has executed his almost impol
sibIe task, is only another proof tina, genid
can infuse magic into the commonest an
most common place things. Just as ma
was a mass of nanimate clay " of the eaTth
earthly" ill God breathsd Immortality ina
hin, and SO formed him, after his own M
age. Nothing can DO more human, and y
the same time more god like, than the co
ossal Statue Of Washington. Ii is a sori
of domestic Jupi,or-~the sublime Eepose
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PRESS FOR SAFE.

ED ENG desirous Of embarknr in another bu
n b slness, nov Offer the establishment Of the
WILMINGTON ADV ERTlSER, for salo.
| do not know Of more eligible situation iof
persons DESTROYS Of embarkng in the printing bu.
sincss than Wilmington, North Carolina.
Terms accommodating Application must be
post paid,
Onr exchange papers will obligo Us By copying
this advertisement until forbidden.
F. c. MIL
Wilmington, Nov II, 1910.
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bankruptcy shall take place in the dsfjic:
~ which tue bankrupt resided, when his
petition WAS filed, aud all proof Of debt es
other claims by creditors shall be unNt1
oajh, before such court OF commissioner ~
pointed thereby, or before some disineregs
ed state l9dgc, IN such form as the coaH
may direct. But such proof OF debts slisll
be open TO condensation. =
Section 8. The circuit court shall have
concurrent jurisdiction with the district
court, Of suits brought by the assignee
against persons claiming an adverse int!
rest, or by such persons against the assiS.
nee, touching any property or rights OF pro.
perry Of the bankrupt transferable to, or
vested in, the assignee all such suits bar.
red infer two years from the date Of the
bankruptcy.
Section o. Al sales, transfers, &C., by
I Tue assignee of the bankrupl's property
shall 10 made as ordered by tho court--all
assets Shall be paid into the court within
sixty days from the time of their receipt,
subject to TIC order Of the court for theia
disposition and bond shall be given by the
assignee for the faithful discharge Of his
duties.
Section o. The Court shall require the
collection Of assets, to be made as speedily
as the interests Of the creditors viii allow,
and distribution Of them to be made eve.
ry six months, ~ad all proceedings shall
be closed if practicable in two years.
Section /. The assignee shall have an
tbority to redeem and discharge any mort.
gage, hen, &c upon any property. and 10
tender due performance Of tie conditions
thereof, and also TO compound deb,s, under
the order or direction Of the cOurt-and
creditors shall have notice, aud be allowed
10 show cause, why such order or direction
SHOULD not he passed.
Section l3. The proceedings in all cases
of bankruptcy, shall DO deemed matters ot
record, bu; shall not be recorded at length.
This section also establishes certain fees 10
be charged by tie officers.
Section H. This section provides fors
cases N which two or more persons who's
are partners IN trade, become insolvent,
and directs the assignee to distribute the
proceeds Of property, JOINT and separate,
among their Joint and separate creditors
according 10 equitable rules--in all re-
spects, excep, as relates to the manner OF
distributing aud disposing Of the proceeds oil
the properly Of such partners, the proceed.
iugs against them shall be the same as if .
had against one person alone.
Section 49, Prescribes the manner OF
constructing the deeds, to be given by the
assignee upon the sale of any lands Of the
bankrupt.
Section 0. Conlers upon the Circuis
Cout, Of the United States, 70; The District
Of Columbia, and upon tho scPc:ior Courts
of tho Territories, all the jurisdiction, pew.
or, &c, vested in the District Court Of tho
I United States, in cases of bankruptcy.
Section H. Prescrhes tho time wheu
the act shall commence taking effect aa9
The period Of its duration.
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'Rilc old U. States Cap. STOCK,
Shirt, linen Collar IL Oiled silk
Ts.sNGFAq'E(sssN.
.E0la .Ig. EsGrics s. .Eoacs,
tFlecFssoRs To .uER DAVIES ASp sJs)
100 Bt'ilam stye5i, corafr u Jgta.siuti, tao
G3yrs ct7rc thar I'll stand
NEW YORK
rlHIE -nh-c1.h..a. lhanLrl. ~ ~ -n.r. 400.

T.vEiE Subscribers, thankful for the mary iayors
II bestowed on them 81 the public, hope, by
strict attention, to merit a continuance. Having
enlarged their warehouse ani made arrangements
10 manufacture articles jn th,if line more largely,
they vii ne enabled to I'll tie orders Of such ss
wiil tlrer them ~ith coll With prouptncss 1huy
would invite the attention tie merchants 20 their
stock, who're thly VII. ind Articles u every Yndi
ig aud Price ln thr., ltne in RrGacr variety than
ans o.Hat establishment II Il is city, We shall
take much pleasure Ia Show lug our goods, and do
not doubt being able 10 eel them on such terms as
cannot fail Of giving satisfaction, both at whole
salc AID retail.
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Distinguished Honor,--lt is said that
DR.. Rush, is entitled to the noble distlnc-
ton of originating the Temperance refor-
nation in this country. His essay, pub
lisbcd in 1904, was the important effort
made to arrest the progress of intemper-
ances
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A FAT JOKE.

Dixon II. Lewis, member Of Congress
from Alabama, weighs something less than
half ton. A wag in Washington said his
cpitaph has already been written by By
ron. The proper inscription Tor his tomb
stone would be
IT'S grease, but living grease no more"
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Gold 1Ei!ic for Sale.

FEHHE subscribers offer their valuable Gold
ID Nine for Sale known b. the name of finn
tors Nine, i've miles North Of Charlotte in Mecs.
lonburg County, \ C. For terms apply to tie
subscriber, living on HE premises.
ELAN HUNTER
Oct. %, $40 ST.
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NEW FKRTg.
EsETEgUSE ~ JOHNSON

may favor them with their patronage. All
work done in their establishment warranted
TO be made in tho most durable manner and
latest fashion.
Good EitS warranted on all occasions.
Charlotte S,g'. II, 1910. 5lE
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A miser growsrich by seemingpoor, an OK
travagant man grows poor by seeming rich
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Pressing an Acqauiatance.--A boy ia
Philadelphia, employed in a to1acc" iacto-
ry, n few days since determined to take a
nap, and in order to be ont Of the reach Of
disturbance, selected the box under the to-
bacco press for his bed. lie was soon
snoring away at fine rate, when one Of
the workmen wishing TO press some tobac-
co, threw it into the box and began to
screw away Just as the operation be-
gan to take effect he was frightened from
his task, by yell of horror worse than
Satan's howl. The apparatus was I'M
screwed and the awakened sleeper made
haste from It's presence.
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Gentlemen's Spnruag, Travelling, Opera and
Dress Caps, youths, chilJten's AID Infants Of
cloth, fcaotts, six, velvet merino, sc, Of all The
newest European and American sly lcs. Officers
Of The Army and Nagy lafaished with Dress and
Eulsess CAPS.
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eiocL a Watch Rcpaiisma


ander situated South IRON the Court Housc BE-
tween the Mansion House aud the Charlotte
Hotel" 1t will be his earnest desire to 90 work
faithfully so as merit announcement
Ciut1Hc, JpEe 3, III q. 3if
n D. His price shall be as moderate az posi-,
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