BSI
LTE
Hickory i
and one bo
IS
The PoLUk
Mountain vr.,
GreensboKu4
sion of a fourl
near beatiDjykr.i
nesday nig,
WoodsoM
variety it .'lIMOuniwJO-
SheriflFaUyTCfIrBaeUe9Bty tmilT I it
Rev. TkmmMm!
nrincpal erMdurft Pleasant Cknege,J
Cabarrus tftsat!) 8isi w
Dr. Blacraaiksitl Utft j&atfmAPKP'.
House in Raleigh; recived, sea
turtle on Tuesday vihifih;Hreigeaf 373
pounds. tapp-' Iteii?r i&?r Um In
Joe Hides-colored, lost an, arm last
Wednesday'by lylrigbpo trackof th
Piedmont taiirbtod nt Grefcosbaroti)
tkkeanapii vevV
f.w duvakco whjio a boat. ;was
r.roasins? the .Vsound'tff orh -5Mor6head
City to Fart.ltaon A acrerof irt'
usual size fjftft$1& hter ititb
The Wins)6ro.3rettw,'8ays the
ployees of the Atlantic and North Ca-
rolina Kaiiroaa nave,presenteu ift.
Stanly Esq the i retired; president,
w ith a- r iianaaome f coony-. goiu
headed cane. I ? r., r-. n; .
. Mr. Thos Howard of the firm ' of
Wad & nowara oi newoern, was
sfiriouslv if not not ' daneeously f hurt
Tuesday bjrhis horse runningawftjr and
Piedmont JPreu : The nesroes of
RrindletftwnBurke Col are going to
celebrate the ith.of July, . by ashootipg
match the only, celebration talked
of. Poor pld CitiV Eights itii, ,-we're
Woodsl5itia:the EaleighfirJfewaf Jt
is strange that a"local reporter : of a
daily paper feacn'tt step tipto Joseph's
to make a sanuary uwpevbiua . m uis
premiseswithpnVwujg laccostea. . ny
some drv looking fellow on the oppo
site sideDf.the etreetivith "I .caught
you." - t
Raleigh fifeitneZ: Oh Friday it is ex-
pectea tnai . jsiiiy . omnn, eiecieu u
have all revehnue omces ' abolished,'
will be taken off the track, and Isaac
Young, a . late Confederate Captain
and revenue officer, will be put on.
The neeroes elected Billy to destroy
the revenue, and now thev will elect
Ike to ebtablishftt.!
Kaleigh. Sentiiiel : A. J. J. Hamilton
nesrro. hasisued the Cape xenr and
wonles Steam Boat Company, and
laid his damages at ten thousand dol
lars. The suit is in the Federal Court.
His negfbship was' located between
the water closet and the laideis cabin
and wasYequested to move; finally
the captain of the boat ordered' him.
He obeyed the order and now brings
his suit foVf 10,000 damages. No man
white ofblack. we are told was allow
ed to occupy the positionf the negro
claimed."-' ' ' 5? '
Greensboro Patriot : A report comes
to us froswureene townemp tnat it,
P. ShaWjasaan. aged about seventy.
well thought of m the community
where he lived, a beacon light in Mr,
Welker'rftjhurch. and a prominent
Rjidicalj'left wife and family, taking
to his bosom a thirty-five years old
widow, named Jane Greeson, with
whom he departed last week for parts
unknownThere is .no telling what
will become of a man before he dies
who belongs to the Radical party.
PiedmffiTfik ? 1 Mrl& boast F th
champion somnambtiliat of the world
Herises in bis sleep, writes letters to
hU sweetheart and mails theni, Int
when she brings him to taw he puts it
an on .nia,TuBiQnunawapeQutiajritj
We used to robin .with a somn'ambu
list or fellow that walked in his deen
when a school boy, and ithe rnts or
something always managed to eat up
all our guagr4 appk?daring the
night and -left -tMinon;'-' :r ?
Cannot a man' edit a' Radieaf na n.r
in the South andsT'bonest? ; So .far
th is canndrnm baa been dead against ,
the editors of Radical papers. The
latest answer iffWe egative comes
from Ga1nfine-wlxiEpe'i believe;
the only RepnblicaHMper inGeorghv
is published. Mr. Wm. R. Davis, the
proprietor bfib vSrtiiefti been
arrested tfpo'n fa warren't charging
him with beinacxmfnidrf cheat and
swindler." His offence seems to lie
in a series of of successful enterprises
conducted against the.merchanta, of
GainestUle.andliisiirintersr, r
AMg JXronfai and Sentiiiel)
FOBEIGir.
Stormy Scenes in th
toly-American Igiima at Rome
Paris, June 9.-In the Assemblly,
Ma. u:erd deputy .frpm Nievre ad4
member of the Left, read a document
which he stated had .been circulated
during the recent election in that de
partment This paper urges Bona
partist official ttffeiflrW
cmersnwhia RwfiSPlffl?
cers who are m favor of the election
Rouher disclaimed any knowledire
of the document and insJnnH u 11
tictitious. He declared himself in fa-
ihl e. ana would U scuss
the subjeQrwhn.the results of the in
vestigation Were presents JiTW5-
be
r a m ' ".auged the Minis
matter, a Whcuinv ' Je
c then fitted ib tt cT-SSE?.
in vitf relation' to HrarolIU.
tu A . " wnmwiee. an act
. "ie September Goverment aeaiSt
'GambettA gr,lls M
nnswete4,tiueatidnsbfth
but did . ift.T!57:wmittee
wretchiiUv of
anannrflit i . . .
t"-r -, m' question i -in(i:3&Tii
tumult and shootfno i,t.Au IVM
Poked re JJPJJgherg
pineq inkdiWe.
i tu3et threatened a vote of censure
I orf Cimbetta for words he had spoken
AUVM luettiiii"K. fqniiiuciva wn'Pl
rts were followed as iftey werwief
W as they : were,,, leaving thp
atoberAnd InsultM by FonatiaTtiStt.
jrwpccarernce ia COTvdercd taarof
Seribws character and causes p-eat ex
Hibnientih;Taris. The Left claim
TiJtipn of the Assembly, and they on
IreftaireSO more votes 'to carry the
adtion which they intend to intro-
ditceU the' earliest day possible.
ome nilrims' from
BtatAs, accompanied by 100 American
C; tl clio residents of Rome proceed-
ea tOLthe Vatican lO-aay nu were
'ciiveLby the Pope. On Thursday the
piigrvms win icicvc wnnnv.iiiww
lot trrrn . . , ,
lirCorroN CxjJCQLio. A .circtilair.
saysvtff he' figjre 6P are dividedm
the cotton crop uv mituons oi oaies,
the result wiJigive the average . price
oeruound at the nearest market.
Thtis the crop raised is
2,000000 bal es - 30 cen ts per W.
3.000.000 " - A) cents " id.
4D0O.000 " 15 cents " th
5,000,000 v
It will tntisbc
- r
.e seen that under tne
ordinary circumstances, 8,(XK),01K hales
of coltfen re is valuable to thq ikxn-
ter, rtnd bring as much money as can
be obtained for four or even .five .mil
lion bales. A small crup -is i n creased
in value by speculation. A large crop
is reduced in value by any disturbance
of the money market, or by war, pes
tilence or famine. The surplus land
can be profitably occupied itrproduct-
ing pork, corn and hay, without re
ducing tne value oi tne cotton crop
one dollar.
To the above the Columbia Enquirer
adds another calculation, illustrating
the proposition that the labor be
stowed in taisine a crop of cotton of
more than three millions is so much
labor literally thrown away. Lancas-
tcr Ledger
Wanted His Civil Rights-An Irish
Maiden's Response to an insolent
African. 'It was on Saturday night last
thatFrcd Wileyi 4 Adonis of charcoal
nue. wno acu as an assistant ' in me
kitcheu of the Lamar House, ap
proached Mis'Mary Donahue, a bux
om Irish maiden, whose renowned skill
as the pastry cook of the Lamar
House is known the city over, and
said to her that as the civil rights bill
had passed, he wanted her to array
herself 111 her best finery the next
morning and go to church with "him
The maiden looked up in surprise, and
noticing that the dusky Adonis seem
ed in earnest, demanded to know if
he meant what; he said. - All unawares
of the danger of insulting a maiden
of the brave, virtuous and impulsive
Irish-race, lie replied that he had pio
tooncr were the worusToutr ol jns
mouth than down opon his great skull
came, with tern he force, t he heavv
wooden ladle which Mary held in her
hand. and i the - bloocL ' flowed
profusely from the Hvdund r ttiat the
blow caused. His first experiment in
Civil Right" slightlv cooled his ar
dor. Knoxville ... Chronicle.
PEASE'S RESTAUUAIVT,
ATLANTA, OA.
Ladies, and Gents' Dining Rooms
Should you wish oysters, a eolden fry
an elegant steak, a cup of good coffee,
land treatment and no charge unless we
Blithe bill, call and ei US. x
Peas ajtd His' WirE.
sept 16 12m Proprietors
- : JVflK'V
For Bent.
TWO ROOMS of a, pleasant cottage located
in a desirable part of the cjtjrj with the
exclusive use of a double kjtchen,. and one
half of a large garden, i Also ?the Diivilece
of fruit and grairyl fcera M a well, of
water in me yaru. aiso, siaoies, c. 10 a
good tenant terms will be moderate
Applv immediately to
WJnnell.tf J. K. PUREFOY,
Tryon St.
BOARDERS WANTED.
T EGTJLAR and tranaienl , ' trvoa sfreet
XV next door to the Charlotte Hotel. Well
furnished rooms po first and second floors
opening on verandas. Very dtsirable, with
first class table. 'Table and transient board
era also solicited.
iny30,lmo J. A. BRADSHAW
ICow Belial
WE bavfe the best Cow Bells in the State
II and can sell tbem at nricen as tow a
lnienor Dens can oe nongnt. can and see
. m . . m . -
tbem. ' V " ;
june5,lmow ' BREM. BROWN fe CO.
UpMstermiaM Matte-iate.
Beckwith Building-Up Stairs.
!''
I (Over W. B. Taylor's Gun-shop.)
ITAKi iiuen in "lea&vkz etpabBd
that I have again opened a stum where
you can get your sofas; settees, Jounees,
vumio auu luawiuNsra put in me same condi
tion they were in when ydtf bought them
from the stpre. At reasopable prices. I have
secured the services 6f a3'nrst Wass TTnhrti-
sterer who has served his trade In Berlin.
Prussia, and therefore can euarantea Hat.ia-
faction to-all: who may be pleased to patron-1
vim me. -vraersior maurasses or renairinir
from abroad attended to promptly
...june5 . ' . . . 8. EINSTEESr.
Just Eeceircdi
AT
R. E.
PARLOR Suits; Diessing1 Case Suits, Ward
robes. Bareaus. Beads tads Tohia
Whatnots: Chairs; bf variona kitiri
roldingtChiirs Office Chajrs.v and? the per
forated bottom chairs something entirely
new. J
Also, a new lot ef Babv . CaVHiri A 0
Targe and elecrknt 'assortment
Wall Pocket an4-Comb , and JBrush. Boxes
of the very latest styles.Calt aBd examine.
rrOM, Bolls, Soreness,
IifaeneiM,' - "BnrniL' Snrafnil
tM fat' ""W"
a,.'
in
V "March 2fodwtfw3!
mm
AIVR&eil08BHliA:l
'''Change of Schedule.
Schedule will be operated' mi and alter
Sunday, the 16th inst. :
GOING NORTH. .
Stations.-i -Train IfoY 2.
Train No. 4
4.l5 p m
5.11 pxa
t-5pn
9.17 pn
Leave Augusta,
6.30 am
73 a m
11.88 a tn
118 am
11.58 a ni
Oranitevule,
Cot Jnnct'n,
Arrive Colombia,
Leave Columbia,
Winnsboro,
Chester;
2.08pta
t4.06pm
6.45 om
Arrive Charlotte
No, 2 Train makes close, connection, via
Charlotte and Richmondi to all points
North, arriving at New York at 6.05 a ni .
No. 4 J ram makes close '.connections, vui
Wilminpm and Richmond, to all points
North anivifigat New York at 5.15 n m. .
OOrNG SOPTH.
Stations. ' . ' . Train No. 1
Train No. 3
Xave Cliarlotte, 7 00 a ni
ihester, 9 58 a ni
Winnsboro, 11.43 a ni
Atrfyf! F)hiaFiti4J 3-03 p m
Leave Columbia, 2.13 p in
8.40 a m
4.15 a in
'7.4a-a to
(ol Junct n, J2.48 p in
Breakfast. iDTnficr. iupiH.
Jinnftcr.
South bound Trains connect at Augusia
for all points South and West. Through
tickets Sold and batrxatfc checked to all
principal points. J33"SiCcpii!!j; -ars on all
Isr hi I rains. J AS
ANDEUSON,
Poi'K,
Ucneral Sup't.
ml Tic:ket Ant.
(Jen. Passenger
TABLE IV. N. C. It. It.
NO. 11.
In effect 011 and after Friday, Jan'y 3rd, '74.
GOING WEST.
ARRIVE. LEAVE.
STATIONS
Salisbury,
Third Creek.
4 15
5 16
615
7 16
8 13
8 30
9 21
10 09
10 58
11 46
12 43
a. m .
5 13 a. in.
6 1
Statesville,
Catawba Station,
7 13 "
8 10 "
Newton,
Conova,
Hickory,
IcardK
Morganton.
8 28 "
9 01 "
10 06 "
10 54 "
1143 "
12 40 p. in.
1 37 "
GOING EAST.
ARRIVE.
Bndgewater,
Marion,
p. m.
014 Fort.
STATIONS.
Old Fort,
LEAVE.
8 07 a. ro.
9 04 "
10 01 "
10 56 "
11 45
12 49 p. ni.
13U "
1 40 "
2 37 "
3 10 "
4 27 "
Marwh,'
Bridgewater,
-901 avm.
y bs "
10 46 "
1141 '
12 20 p. in.
1 29 "
1 37 "
2 34 "
3 33 "
43A'"
535 " '
Morganlon,
I card,
Hickory,
Canona,
Newton,
Catawba Still ion,
8tatwille,
Third Cra-k,
Salisbury
Trains tiass at
31oii:aiiton 10 56 it. in.
Down train takes the side track and waits
one (1) hmir for the np train, inste .d of
half (t) hour, jw herftoTore.
Knr other rules and n-u!ai ins fee Time
Table No. 5.
Going West, break Jitsit at Hickory at i0l
a. lm Going Kast, dinner at IIK korv at 12-
29 D.na A 4. -J
A. RMITI1.
lift civer.
juiu-2
II. C. COVVLES,
S.retarv.
STJPKRINTKNDENTB 0rFICK,
r
JAW T. fcO. W. R.
Chablottr, N. C, May 19th.
ON and after Wednesday, May
following schedule will m run
Roadie "v- - :'f-?v-' .. :
eonro bottth
Leave'Btatesville.at -.
" f Davidson College,,
Arrire Charlotte, '-
r,-1" " - eonro. Vobth ;
Leave Charlotte, at -
"--Davidson College, "'JTV
20th, the
over this
COO a. tn
8.01
0.35 "
Arrive Statesville. I 7.00 ?
AllMsharges mast be pre raiJ -on Freight
onereaior smptnent to becuon ncrase.
Henderson, Alexandriana and 'Caldwell's.
Thesebeing, ''Flag Stations,'' the Company
is not -liable for any loss or damage to
freight after i1s unloaded, at either or the
abovepointi. " W. f .' . . -
No freight will be received by Ageh!sy"'r
torwaraed unless the name 'or Consignee.
and destination is distinctly' marked there
on. S . . J. J. GQKMJuETi,
may Ss-,. v v Superintendent
Otficr
t Suir LrjrootNTOir, May 30,
ON and after Monday, June 8th. the fol
lowing schedule will be ran over the West
ern Division of this Road :
. GOING tAST,
Leave BufiFalo Depot,
" Lincolnton,
Arriye Charlotte,
' 6.00 a. in.
7.27 "
1000 "
' ' ' " OOINO WEST.
Leave Charlotte, 3.00 p. ra
" Lincolnton, 5.43 "
Arrive Buffalo, 7.00 "
- V.Q.JOHNSON. '
June 2 Ass't Supt.
Democrat, Southern Home, 1 incoln Pro
gress and Shelby Banner copy.
100 000 LBS 1RON 4,1 8izes at
WALiTKK UKfiU & CO 5
Hardware Store.
may 16
-A-
JUST RECEIVED.
pREPARED MOCKING BIRD FOOD,
- Canary Seed,
Baker's Chocolate
Genuine Sweet Chocolate,
Lemon Sugar,
Colemans's Mustard,
i Turo Salad Oil,
Ground Pepper,
DooreyB Baking Powder,
Koyal
Ruraford "
Horsford "
Sea Foam "
. Corn Starch,
Liebeg's Extract of Beef,
Flavoring Extracts,
Essence of Coffee,
Laundry Bine,
Concentrated Lye,
Potash, dc., c. at
WILSON & BLACK'S
june5 3t Drugstore.
fclE BEST STOCK OF
'.i - , .
French Teas to be. found in the citv.
just received at , f
WILSON & BLACK S ,
june5 3t. . ,DrugStor9. r
a. w. CHALK,
R. N. IJTTLEJ OHN,
GEO. . CHALK & CO,
COIfllrliSSIOlV IWEKCUAIT8,
: AND DBAIiIBS XS
Grain, Flour, Bacon, Groceries,
- ?;ccc'v i'!f?'t;;
Special attention given to consignments of
Cotton for sale here or In' other markets, and
liberal advances made. June 9
TtTE have a very large stock of Hardware;
-If and ws wish to.reduce it as much as
possible by the first of, September, as oar
jftrrn is expected to change about that time,
prompt paying and cash customers are re
quested to given a call before purchasing
e4sewneie.
; hineS.lindw s BREM, BROWN A CO,-
r"i r n;'"'.;r Hardware Dealers.
I
RADWAY!S".REA0Y;RELIEF
CUBES THE '"WOtSt FaiUS :
In 1r6m.0nkjJmWyfh
Kdibttr HOUR ' 5
nT tiiit thta adwUieinw say
surrea with t aiir.
BADWAVS EEADT A CURE FOB
EVJ5BT PAIV.
it wMtheflritaaaJs '' '
The Only Pain Remedy
that inniantw nop tlw most exeneiatlocpajiia, aIIT
inflMimttiiHit tiul core CoMeAions, wlMtbar of th
"Lungs, stomach, fioweK or otber glands or wrgaas. by
obo appacauoa.,
131 FROM OJTE TO TWESW HXSVTE3.
no matter' hwriolant or xcrMlatlng tno pain th
RHEUMATIC, Bwl-rklden, Inflnn, Crippled. Karrouj,
Neuralgic, or proWaled with diaaaae may suffer, ,
. R ADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD IK 8TAMT EA8B.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS
- IKFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS rw
CONGESTION OF THB LUNGS.
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING. -
PALPITATION OF THB HEART.
HYSTERICS, CROUP. DIPT HER I A
CATARRH, INFLUENZA.
HEADACHE. TOOTHACHE. WTTW, .
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM.
COLD CHILLS. AGUE CHILLS.
The application of the Ready Rellefto the part or
parts where the pain or dlffleultr exists will afford eaao
and Comfort.
Twenty drops in half a tumbler of water will m few
momenta enre CRAMPS, BFA8MS, SOUR STOMACH,
HEARTBURN. SICK HRADAOHB, DIARRHOEA,
DYSENTERY. COLIC, WIND IN THE BOWELS,
and all INTERNAL PAINS. .-.,
Travelers should always carry a bottle or Bad
way's Iteady Relief with them. A few drops la
water will prevent sickness or pains from change of
water. It is better than French Braady or Bitters as
stimulant.
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE cnreTfor fifty cents. There la
not a remedial agent In this world that will core Fever
ana Ague, ana ui outer jmhuwob, diioiu. oearai.
Typhoid, Yellow, and other Fevers aided by RAD-
WAY'S PILLS) so quick as BAOWAY'S JUSASz BE
LIEF. FUty cents per ooiue.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!!
GTRONO AND PURE STCft ' BLOOD INCREASE
OK FLESH AND WEIGHT CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECUBBD TO ALL.
DR. RADWAY'S
Sarsaparillian Eesolvent
THE CREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
HAS MADE THE HOST ASTONISHING CURES: SO
SUICK. SO RAPID ARE THE CHANGES, THE
ODY UNDERGOES, UNDER THB INFLUENCE
OP THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE,
THAT
Every M Increase in Flesh.
' anil Weight is Seen aid Felt
Erory drop of the SARSAPARTLLIAX RSHOL
VENT commonicttM throoch the Blood, Bwest, Urine,
ami other PluklsaDtl juloeaof the sjstem th vigor of
Hie. for It repairs the wastes of the body with new and
sound material Scrofula, Syphilis, ConsampUon,
Olandtilar disease. Ulcers :
in to throat. Mouth, Ta-
V 1 hl.iul.aul A.K.wnWA,K..waA.M
nr Bre, Stnimoroos discharges from the Ears, and
the worst tonus of Skin diseases. Eruptions, Ferer
Sores, Scald Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas,
Acne, Black Spots, Worms In the Flesh, Tumors, Can
cer! in the Womb, and ail weakening and painful dis
charges. Night Sweats, Lnes of Sperm and all wastes of
the life principle, are within the curative range of this
wonder of Modern Chemistry, and a few days' am wl.i
jyoTe to any person using it for either of these forms of
(Ssease Its potent power to cere them.
If the patient, dally becoming reduced by the wastes
and dacuui pool lion that is continually progressing, suo
teeds lu arresting these wastes, and repairs the same
with new material made from bealthy blood and this
the SAR8APAKILLIAN will and does secure a ear
ts certain; for when once this remedy commences Its -
wora or purines uon, ana noeeeas ra aimimsning ura
loss of wastes, it repairs will be rapid, and ersry day
the patic n t will (eel himself growing b
the food diccsUug better, appetite tmi
roetser
randstro
proTlng, and
esb
ana weiftnt iicreuiDi
IK.'
Not onlv doos the SlusAMirruxiir KcsoiTicrr excel
all known remedial agenisin thecure of Chronic 8c ro
lulous. ConMilutioiial, aud Kkiu diseases; but it is the
only positive cure fur
Kidney Bladder Complaints,
t'riimrr ami Womb diseases, Orarel, Diabetes, Dropsy,
,ls!e ix Water. Incontinence of Urine, Bright's Dis
Albuminuria, and in all eases where there are
ick 1 uxtdeporiirH. or tbs water is thick, cloudr. mixed
1: 11 sti balances like the white of an egg, or threads like
nue silk, or there is a morbid, dark, bilious appear
r;in. and white bone-dust deposits, and when there at
r. pricking, burning sensation when passing water, ami
lain in the u.a!l of ins Hock and along the Lolas.
Tumor of 12 Years Growth
Cured by Had way's Resolvent,
DR. RADWAY'S
PeifeciPttrptiye&ReplatiiPiEs
war'
Liver, Bowels, KJdseysv-Bladder,- Nerrooa Diseases,
iieaoaene. cossmpattom, uosuteness. tnaigesoon, iys
pepsia, Bllioosnesa. Bilious FeTer, Inaumnadon of the
HoweU, Piles, and all Derangements of the IotarnU
Viscera. Warranted toe ffeet a positrfe eure. Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals or deleteri
ous drugs.
A few doses of RADWAY'S PILLS wM fro the ays
lem from all the alore named disorders. PTM,Scaata
per Box. SOLD BY DKUOGIST8.
READ " FALSE AND TRUE." Send OM totter
tamp to RADWAT A CO., No. SJ Warren St. New
York. Information worth thousands wUl be sent yon.
Encourage Home Industry.
THE DIXIE PULIP!
THE BEST PUMP FOR TUELEAS1
MONEY !
Satisfaction (Guaranteed or no
Trade.
Diploma Awarded at the Last "Fair of
the Caroliuas.
THE DIXIE TUMP is equal if not superi
or to any wooden pump now offered to
the public. It is a Southern Production,
made at our own doors, of our own material.
Hundreds of Certificates might he obtain
ed from parties who are using this Pump
testifying to its cheapness, durability and
efficiency, but as it is deemed entirely un.
necessary, I only refer o the following citi
fens of Charlotte, among many others, not
named, who are using the Pump :
W F Pavidson, Mayor of Charlotte, D O
Maxwell, Sewing Machine Agent, R M Oates,
Central Hotel. L A Blackwelder, W F Sny
der, 8 M Howell, James Johnston, O F Free
land, W R Ctochranv Cyrus Hunter, J M
McMurray, R M Miller, E MlAjidrews, Dr.
Robert Gibbon .?r v I -':
; Mannfti 6IdhYf ' " ...
-'-Ji ' LUI CrREESONV
-i lTrade Street jCbadotte N. G.ir--7.
WANTBa) '
An active business ".rnlaJl to sett these
pumps in every county in this State, and in
South aralina. Also, to contract for a lot
of yellow poplar heart lumber,
apl 15
SNUFFS, all kinds of Cigars, Chewing To
baccos, etc We retail goods at whole
sale prices, Bell for cash, and, therefore, give
our customers the benefits of loses by bad
debts. We invite opposition and defy com
petition.
apl 15 " - v i REEL k PERDUE'S
Blue Front.
BOARDERS WANTED.
MRS. M. ASBURY is prepared to accom
modate boarders 011 very reasonable
terms. Convenient to business part of the
city Corner of 3rd and Tryon streets. Ta
ble. twaTdett Solicited. " -' ;
my29,2w
ICE, ICE, a 1
SCARR'S DRTJG 8T0RE.
Cash, must accompany orders,
f apl 19
...
BABY COACHES.
FULL line of Baby Coaches, from com
mon to verv firift nkrinn-tr -Trto lnninj.
A
ing Sleeping Coaches, just received by
" A. R. NISBET & BRO.
apl 28 'V. " ' - ' -
BOLOGNA Sausage, beef tongue, elegani
lot of hams, breakfast bacon, car load of
corn, meal ia any. quanti at the cheap
cash store of
K. P. BATTtiEf
President.
1 "F. H. CAMEEOlCf I
Vice-Preddeni J I s
1 ' : -
Nojh Cawtor Stata Life Insurance Company,
1 RALEIGH, N. C.
Capital,
At the erid of First TiYcat Year has ''Issned orer 900 Policiea. without bus-;.
taining a single loss. Prudent, econotnca and enertiq; manageriient has;
made, it a aacccssful corporation. This CKrrrpapyvis3ues yeryde8rahle forhj ff
Policies at as Iqw rate as-any other first-9aaB (Sm'imrji im prises noliiieleM
restriction upon residence or travel. Has a fixed paid up value on all policies
after two annual, payments, . Its entire Assets are loaned and invested AT
HOME, to foster and encourage home enterprises. Thirty days grace allowed
in payment of Premiums.
With these facts before them, w:ll the people of North Carolina continue to
pay annually thousands upon thousands of dollars to build up foreign coin pa
nies, when they can secure insurance in a Company Equally Reliable, and every
dollar's premium they pay he loaned and invested in our own State, and
among our own people-
District Agent, with Headquarters at Charlotte, X. C.
Rev. A. L. Stough, Agent atPineville, N. C. "N June 12
w
TS- ' tl
(The only strictly Wholesale
? - "'City.)
Kow offer o the trad a much larger stock of Ilea vy and Fancy Groceries than ever be
fore. .
PROVISIONS :
Our J. V. Miller rt--rnt!y canvassed the Northwest and made special arrangements with
Packers and Railroad Companies, such as will enable us to offer Dacon, Lard, Hams, Ac,
:it Baltimore prices.
FLOUR (a specialty) :
Have also made special arrangements with some of the leading Mills of the country to
furnish us regular supplies of our cojehrated brands "Southern Beauty," ''Pride of the
Carolinas" and "Our Favorite," which we are selling at prices that defy competition.
(Send for samples and price list.)
Buying much larger than ever before, and for C;.fli, we will offer unusual inducements.
junelO R. M. MILLER & SONS.
The onlyJReliable Gift Distribution in the
countrv !'
$100,000
IN VALUABLE Gr,K.TS:
TO BK DISTRIBUTED IN
L. D. SINE'S
44th Siemi-Aniinal
GIFT ENTERPRISE !
To be drawn Saturday, July 1th, 1871.
ONE GRAKD CAPITAL PRIZE $10,000
In Gold !
ONE PRIZE, $5,0C0 IN SILVER!
Five Fki7.es $1.(XK) each (
Five Prizes $.i0O Greenbacks
Ten Prizes $100 in (.
Two Family Carriages and MatcheP
Horses witli
Silver-Mounteil Harness, worth $1,500
each !
Two Bugp-ics, Horses, Ac, wrth $000 each.
Two Fine-toned Rose-wood lHanos, worth
.r50 each.
Ten Family Sewing Machines worth $100
each.
1500u7of and Filrrr Irrrr Ilitntiny Wttlchca
(ia all,) worth from $20 to $300 ateh !
Gold Chains, Silver-Ware Jewelry, &c, fco.
Number of Gifts 10,000 ! Tickets limited
to 50,000 !
Ac;r:xs wanted to skll
TICKIiTS, to whom Liberal Premi
ums will be paid.
Single Tickets $2; Six Tickets $10;
Twelve Tickets $20; Twenty Five $10.
Circulars containing a full list of prizes,
a description of the manner of drawing,
and other information in reference to the
Distribution, will be sent, to any one or
dering them. All letters must be address
ed to L. D. SINK, Box 80,
main office, Cincinnati. 0.
101 W. Fifth St.
.Tun-2
TALHOTT & SONS,
(Successors to Talbolt & Bro.)
Shocifie Machine Works.
Corner Gary and 17th Streets,
Xt-icXxxxxoxxd, 7a..
Manufacturers of
Portable, Strictly Portable, t Stationary
STEAM ENTGDsTES,
With either Cylinder, Flue or Turbular
BOILERS,
Circular Saw Mills,
Grist, Sumac, Bark and Plaster Mills,
Shaftings, Hangers and Pulleys,
CroweWi Patent Improved Turbine Wat
tcr Wheel,
HYDRAULIC PRESSES,
And all other kinds of
TOBACCO FIXTURES,
Wrought Iron Work, Brass
and Iron Castinga and Machinery of every
description, &c.
june5,4Gly
TP ILL Hyman brought his love, delighted
hour,
There was no joy in Eden'a rosy bjfcwer.
The world was sad, the garden was a'wild,
And man,, the hermit, sighed v till woman
smiled. .
So it is to this day The, working man
wants a place where he can spend his mon
ey for what it is worth. We will ' continue
the subject any time yon call on us. at our
isiue .trout, wuerc you can hnu anything
you want in the eating line from roe herring
to deviled Lam. . , . - .
- juneS ' " " REEL & PERDUE.
ft IPitory
$200,000.
THOS. H. HAUGHTON,
R. M. Miller & Sons,
WHOLESALE
G-roccrs and Provision
DEALERS,
Corner College and Fourth Streets,
OHARLOTTEN.C.
Grocery establishment in the
MILROADPROPERTY
FOR SALE.
l)l'i:SL'ANT to a Decree of the Circuit
JL .'urt of the Uuited States, for the Wes
tern District of North Carolina, at the April
Term, 1874, at Greensboro, in a proceeding
then and there pendirg in Equity, to fore
close a i)-rtL;ge meniioaed in the pleadings
between
Hcnrv Clews, Hiram Siblev and others,
Plaintiffs,
Against
Tiie Western North Carolina Railroad Co..
E. D Tod It. Caldwell. Rufus Y. Ale Ad
en, The First National Bank of Charlotte,
John Rutherford, Hiram Kelley, Thos. G.
Greenlee, James Green'ee, Alary Carson.
A. H. Erwin, N. H. D. Wilson, Assignee,
R. M. Walker and others. Defendants.
The undersigned, Commissioners appoint
ed by the Court at the said Aprif Term
thereof, will sell athe Court House door in
the City of
Salisbury, the 18th day of June, A. D.,
1814,
at public auction, to the highest bidder, all
the franchises, road, road-beds, rolling-stock
and property of every kind, nature and des
cription belonging to thf said The Westeen
North Carolina Rail-Road Co., mentioned
and described in said Decree.
The purchaser or purchasers will be re
quired to pay to the Commissioners $10,000
1:1 cash or the dav of sale, and will be given
credit for the balance of the purchase mon
ey until Monday thebth day of July. l64,
the first rule dav of said Court, at jGreens-
bore, N- C, next ensuing after the day of
sale.
Those who purchase at said sale, provided
they be holders of the bonds secured by the
mortgage mentioned iu the said Decree,
may retain their shares of thei purchase
money, except as to the said sum of $10,000,
00, by surrendering, to the Commissioners
an equal amount of said bonds.
The said Commissioners are authorized,
so soon as the said sale shall be confirmed
by the Court, to give immediate possession
oi" the said Kailroad, its property and effects
of every kind and description ; and all per
sons who may be in possession of the said
Railroad or any of its property are com
manded to surrender the same to the pur
chasers upon the production of the Commis
sioners deed to them.
This Road, when its connections shall be
completed, will form one of the most impor
tant tuoeoughtares in the entire South.
Its length is 142 miles, of which 115 miles is
complete; that is from Salisbury to Old
Fort, in McDowell county, at the Eastern
base of the Blue Ridge ; and the greater
part of the remainder of the road is graded,
or nearly so.
There has alreadv been expended upon
this Road, about "$0,000,000,00. It is now
sold to satisfy a debt of about $1,400,000
which constitutes the first lien upon the
property. The Commissioners, believe that
the title of the purchaser, will be good.
For any further information, address
IS. S. VjrAITHER.
Morgan ton, N. C.
Marcus Erwin,
Asheville, N. C.
Thomas Ruffin,
Hillsboro, N. C.
Thomas B. Kkogh,
Greensboro, N. C.
AIav2 wld.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
SEW STOCK OF LADIES DRESS GOODS
Prints, fec, amongst which will be found a
great many novelties. We have a large
stock of
JACKONETTE and THREAD EDGING'
and INSERTING, VALENCINE and
Thread Lace, Gros Grain and Sash Ribbon,
all of which we are selling tor less than half
what they can be bought elsewhere.
Wt have just received a new stock of Ta
ble Linen Damask, Table Napkins, Towels,
white striped Peqne, Marseilles Quilts,
Bleached Shirting, Ac, which we are sell
ing at
COST for CASH.
We will offer our entire stock at greatly re
duced prices from and after to-day, regard
less of cost. Call soon if you want some of
the best bargain you.eyer bongUt., Jo your
life, as we'are seTling off rapidly.
- BREM, BROWN & CO. -.maySl
lw -
Coffee !
JEST, 4 tts to the dollar
J. S. WILLIAMSON & CO.
may 14
THE
North Carolina Beneficial
iiatifi
Oiarteredby Special Act of the
HAVE opened an office o-i t
next door to Smith & Foriw v ' ,m Stri
Retail Boot and Shoe store r ,'frlpiii
for the general distribution' of IrJzsn l'
Chartered Capital, $l5Mi)
Prizes from
One Dollar so$JO,ooo,
will lw ilrjjtvn f,r-
o'clock, at the above named' plai n,i :
''ertificate' 25 c-n tn . .. ,
Everybody is invite.,' to call ti !'
may 28 lru
COIJIVTRV BACOV,
JUST rcoeivei I a plen.ii.l l,,t ,,r (
Racon. Sb'.ul.lers, lla an.l k
Call sfHin at
f T ;? ! n ......
may
SLKEP is swilKr
on (he
V. M. SU ELTON :l f; in
Also several other styles ,f ,s.,rj". . "i."'"''
Nc-: is the Mme to hiiv che;t), 1
apl 11
If You Want
A tub, bucket, churn, broom, wah bmni
wood bowl, basket, box of blacking ,,
brush, or anything in this line call at ' "C
myfl J- S. M. DAVIDSON -:
3rd door above Market. Trade !?t.
ICE! JCeTi
I have always on hand and am constantly
receiving full supplies of good firm lce
which will be sold in any quantities du-irci
and at low rates. Families can bp supplied
regularly. V, R. CotTIRANF
may 29 2w ' J
IUK GRKAT REMEDY
which can be cured hy a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as lias been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received lw the
proprietors. It is acknowl
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. "When
resorted to in season it sel
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Croup, Whooping Cough,.
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest, and Side,
LivciComplaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, Sec. V. ista;---Balsam
docs nor. dry i:; -l
Cough, and leave the c:iiie
behind, as is the case wiia
most preparation-. :t
loosens and cleans - '
lun-s, and allay::- ir.-ii:.:i .
thus removing th - '. '
tne complaint.
BETH W. FOWLE & E0TT.. '
Aim! sold by Drugfe'ifta null ; ' 1 1
Just Beceived.
r,A
SUGAR Cured Hams, Breakup uacou
Roe Herrings, 60 cents per dozen at
apl 15 ; REEL& PISKUUbo
y Blue Front.
Bacoo L Cacon ! !
A VERY 6e lot 'f Country Siuule-' 1
A- -con, Hams Sides and Shoulder: J"
ceived and for sale by , .
STENHOUSE, MACAU .W LV
apl 30 .
WHITE Wash Brushes, Elackiti? Unic
es, Paint and Varnish Brushes, jii
ceived at ,T, , (,
may 3 W. K. BUUWEhL '
-Ilorse for sale I
(X Monday, May 23th. at 12 mf
U at the Court House, in Charlotte a i
yHO sells the cheapestggoodSJToV & cQ
Who says so? Everybody.
What everybody says must be so.
Just look what a rush for cheap goo is
Oh ! come to the Rising Sun.
Oh ! come with a skip and a run. (0.
We will commence making Ice L-re
day. Lemonade to-day, Ice for sa c v
Goods a little lower than n.v other
Give us a trial before buying. Oi ; 1L.nts
before bving. We offer great in(M--"'
at the Sun. C. S. HOLTOX & CO.
may 20 .. -,- -
TOEHOLD SODA WATER at
CUCUMBER Pickles in bulk, at
myti - REEL & PAKDITE'-
WSUMPTIOSB