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shot
THE MAILS
WIXTO ABKUrCKXSHTl.
KAI1S OriK Q DMJTMT.
- . - Vm ; aa M n I
BOtttOT wiroaga maua, quit,- ? .
. thmath itd t nuns, b u. w
r. APtbrn malls... 8 30 am
, Western mails, A. & 0. R B 8 30 a m
lulls from Western Division
B. R.,.i., "
w 8 30pm
Mails from A., L0. and W. N.
G. B. K imm ......... ......... 8 30 p m
Through mails from Pin Hook,
Garibaldi. Kind's Mt.Gastonia,
Limestone Springs.Spartanbnrg,
Black's Station and Greenville,
mtheA.&O.B.B 8 30 pm
MAILS CLOSX.
northern tnrougn rnaua, aany ex
cept Sunday, .... 5
50 p m
Morthern tnrougn ana way maus,
' dallT
6 00
m
Southern mails, for all points
. Bouth, daily 8 30
road, daily, ......... o
" 'lialls for all points on Western
iivision u u, a. a., uaujr e---cent
8ondaT 6 30
v .1 11
a m
If ails for all points on Eastern
TM.t.i'nn fl fl B P rluiltT PT-
. cept Sunday, 6 30 am
Mails foi all points on A..T. A O.
andW.N.C. R. B , daily ex-
' cept8unday. 7 00 a m
Through mails for Pin Hook,
aribaldi, King's Mountain,
Gaatonia, Limestone Springs,
Spartanburg, Black's Station
. - and Greenville, on the A. & C.
Railread. daily except 8unday, 11 CO a m
W W JENKINS, P. M.
' Charlotte, N. 0 Not. 20, 1877.
TUB CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Boitdat Sxavicis O? TH Y. M. C. A.
Devotional Meeting at the Hall in the after
noon at 4:4ft o'clock.
8t.. Pities' Catholic Church. Very Bev.
. jrmtaw W OHIO oeryiceii in iua
aOi e'clock. Catechism at Si p. to.
Vespers
- Hatob's Hall Oolobkd Episcopal Oon
hhsatiob. Services in the morning at 11
o'clock, and in the eyeniLg at 7 o'clock.
Snoday School in the afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Baptist Chubch Rev. Theo. Whitfield,
Pastor. Services in the morning at 11
O CiOCK. buu in tue eveuiuK sit uuuum
. . . . i . - i a l 1
Sanday School at 91 o'clock in the morning.
St. Pbtxb'b (E.) Chubch Rev. B. S. B ron
ton, Rector. Services in the morning at 11
o'clock and in the afternoon at 4J o'clock.
" Sunday School in the afternoon at 3 o'clock.
' Calvasy Mission Chttbch Rev J. p.
Butt, Pastor. Services in the morning at
11 o'clock and in the evening at 71 o'clock.
Sunday School in the morning at 9 o'clock.
? ,Fr3T Pbbsbytebiah Chttbch Rev Dr Mil-
ler. Pastor Services in the morning at 11
'deck -and in the evening at 7i o'clock.
Seats free. Sunday Schaol in the afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
Sxooira Pbssbttxbiah Chttbch Rey E H
Harding, Pastor. Services in the morning
at 11 o clock, and in the evening at 7 o clock.
Seats free. Sunday School in the afternoon
at 8J o'clock.
St. Mask's Lttthibah Chttbch Bey N
Aldrich Services in the morning at 11
11 o'clock, and lecture in the evening at
7t o'clock. Seats free. Sunday School in
the afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Associat Bitokmid Chapil Corner of
College and Fifth 8treets Rev J L Hemp-
mux, jraator. oervices in me morning at n
a , o'clock, and in the afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Sabbath School in the morning at 10 o'clock.
Strangers welcome. Seats free.
TaTOKSTBixT M. E. Chubch South Bev.
' A A Boshamer, Pastor Services in the morn
A ing at 11 o'clock, and in the evening at 7
'clack. Sunday School in the afternoon
at S o'clock. Prayer Meeting every Wed
nesday evening at 71 o'clock. Strangers
cordially invited.
Thj Wiathkb To-Day. For the
8itth Atlantic States, falling followed by
wising barometer, brisk to high southerly
winds, veering to westerly or southwest,
warmer, cloudy or rainy weather, succeed
- ed. by cooler, partly cloudy weather .
MEW ADVERTISEMENTS
niefce Lowman Dry Goods,
Attention Charlotte Orv
ZBarriflgnA Trotter Spring Gbds.'
t . "juaxanaer, seigie & Uo Shirts.
- !XCAL BRIEF.
Length of to-day, 11 hours 20 min-
New moon at 9 o'clock 56 minutes
thi evening. '
The Greys and the Hornets both
paraxle. to-morrow afternoon.
Messrs Poett & Hoffman are erecting
in Dallas iteam'jiw and., jgrist mill
and cotton pn. , ( : '
Atie''OTelo.eIi'at nothing
bai tHa heardrecently; of the foun
dry which ex-Judge Greasy S Watts at
one time proposed to erect in this city
for the manufacture of bis popular bug
exterminatori'----'''
The recent reduction in the price of
kerosene oil td;i4 cents a gallon in this
pl5 generally, believed to be the e-
trtflf of the organhed efforts of all the
beads of families who have popular
marriageable daughters in their house-
Messrs W M Smith . and W L Boyd.
Ofthis city, have purchased the right
toldven counties in North- Carolina in
the McCausland jpatent iron, which is
advertised in our columns, and have
mdered hundred irons. We believe
'thia iron to'be a good1 thing and wish
r. our friends good luck. L
Ticket Agents Passing in Review.
'''iur load of Northern and Eastern
llrad ticket agents passed through
tT this city last night r via the Piedmont
JLii Line, going to a grand frolic at the
llew brleans Mardl Oral' : after which
m thmr twill attend i the i general ticket
' agents' convention at Jacksonville, Fla,
n,the Sthxnst.
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Clearing House Igent. , ' ,
Ur reference tio an ' advexliasment in
mother column ' it will be seen ;that
Cbpt V,- E McBee assumes charge bb
Uarinor house aeent in this cityf-or
tSx 11th of ;Mafch, having, charge of
fltll cotton chipped from this , point
north, for the purpose tof pooling the
Ijusiaesi between the; three railroad
lines interested, according to the,
k.-r-facr 'if of the" general ireignt
events. lie will be in the; city in a
a v r.r two to complete the arrange-
raesti forgiving bills of lading, etej
' . ' .
Grange Gathering at Steel Creek. . I
Yesterday was the day appointed for I,
a erange gathering at Steel Creek and
& ' conslderaDie crowu cqubckw i
1 the neighborhood. Rev Dr Davis, of
Mount Pleasant, Cabarrus county, tne I
lecturer of the State Grange, was pres- j
ent and delivered a speech of some I
lenzth which was listened to with great I
attention and from whicn tne auditors tmore estimate citizen coum not do
. .jri -i A :of -nff inn kf.t.,A mUViin tVia limifa of f.h oniint.v
" 3 A I
I16riv6l lutciCol uu juouuvhv-.
.t , i ,;f1 A.r.r.r I
ter me BpenniLK uuuur.. - t
waa nartaken of and the crowd j was I
only dispersed by the rain which be- L
w.
Chanee of Schedule.
As intimated in thia paper yesterday, I
the Richmond & Danyille Railroad
changes the schedule of the day train j
to-day- It now arrives here at 1:18 in-
and
buu f: v
leaves at v.u insteaa oi o.o y. u.. Joneg & Johnston for tne defendants, called to two very bad pieces of pave
This train runs in connection with the w N McKee vs Thomas L Vail, from mentsone between the express office
Virginia Midland Dassenger tram at
Danville making fast time between
L j TKn r-v,0r.
iuviue uu iu pv-i. -
lotte, Columbia & Augusta tram cn-
neots with it directly, receiving its pas-
sengers uuui. f -'
: T'v.n ii. i .no (.iiiii anil a ion
J""""""' I
we are informed, maintain its connec-
tion with this train. I
Representatives and Marshals.
The Jliumenean society oi i;aviason
n ' . -r-k I
CUtret vpstprdav elected the following
o I
j .... j .v,
uamUBiuur UD
and marsnais oi tne society ior me
commencement in June next :
Representatives J L Williams. Char-
i "c t t n;a.,;iifl Oo J tt I
Marshals W B Jennings, Bennetts-
ville. S. C. : AM Wilcox. Columbus,
Ga : J Z Dunlap, Reck Hill, S. C. ; T
h DeGraffenreid, Chester, S. C.
The Philanthropic Society elected its
representatives yesterday a week ago
and their names were given in the Ob
bekver of last Sunday.
Last lhursday being the day ap
pointed for prayer for youth in col-
leees. was observed as a holiday and
CD r w
1 the students were required to attend
church.
Dodging the Revenue Authorities.
Yesterday afternoon the agent of the
Richmond & Danville Railroad open
ed two boxes, marked bacon, which
had been lying in the depot unclaimed
fnr nparlv fwrt roaisi mrt.h a vtw nf
j J -
ascertaining if the meat was spoiled,
i x- -j a i ml
previous to auveriising .u ior saie. u
nis utter aeionisnment ne aiscoverea
mat Dom ooxes coniamea, insieaa oi
oacon, a 101 oi unsiampea piug tooao
co. ine matter neeaea no ex Diana-1
tion. He.understood then how it was
that when he endeavored to find out
repeatedly daring the two years some
thing about the consignor and consi
signee the answer always came back
"don't know such a man." The to
bacco was shipped under assumed
names to dodge the revenue authori
tier and both parties were afraid to
make inquiry lest they should be
found out. The agent has informed
tne revenue autnontiei ot tne fasts in
the case.
What a Well Managed Farm Produced in One
" Tear.
In January of last vear Mr A M Kee
moved from this county to the adioin-
ine county of Lancaster. S. C. and
bought a farm seven miles this side of
Lancaster Village. He went to work
with a will, and being in this city yes- y a few dayfJ &ni ia view of the
terday gave to a friend the following as erroneous doctrines which have re
the result of his year's labors : He oently been promulgated on this sub-
ran eight plows and made 91 bales of
cotton averaging 440 lbs to the bale :
1135 bushels of oats, after feeding them
in the sheaf until threshing time ; 110
bushels of wheat; 200 bushels of po-
latoes; mi bushels of corn: 2.000
bundles of fodder ; gathered 120 bush-
els of peas and fed the balance to his
stock or ploughed them under.
After paying all his expenses for the
year, he has five bales of cotton on
hand, an abundance of all the other
crops, and has paid on the land
$1,119.24. Upon moving to the place
he bought every animal and every tool
on it.
The above statement is an evidence
of what can be made in this country
by farming, when it is industriously
and intelligently followed.
The Lincolnton Tournament.
The tournament under the auspices
v xucouuiuwB owra, oi Lincoln-
son, iook piace riaay, and we learn
f LL r . i .. ...
"um wo papers pi inai town tnat it
passea on most pleasantly and without
an untoward occurrence. The follow
1119 aro r.riA r a wt .r IUa 1.1. i a
.Unfam, fv,: r . "
4CS a! rti m.
wuvuern Diars." lnoa Kamsmirtl
Bamsour :
'Lochenvour," T H Hoke : "Snowden."
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Jas M Templeton; "Tall Sycamore of
the Wabash," W M Warlick : "No
Hope," W S Kamsour ; "Lone Star,"
Thomas Costner ; "Ivanhoe," Charles
Motz ; "Crescent," Charles Eamsour ;
"uarro," Benj F Beagle: "Ladies'
Knight," RK Davenport; "Leopard,"
Charlea finmn . "tJL '
i,.itjiiu.i.i..', . .
"Lincolnton," John Motz ; "Lincoln
Cornet Band" Rnfm. TWi.f-.
' VM. W.VVWU
rnt.a t n ir
wmwoi w a xuumson.
Messrs Seagle, Costner, Motz and
Templeton were the successful knights,
and Mr Seagle crowned Miss Mamie
Phifer queen of lov and beauty ; Mr
Costner crowned Miss Mamie Young
first maid of -honor ; Mr John Motz
crowned Miss Annie Michal ' second
maid of honorand Mr James Temple
ton crpwned Miss Clara Lander third
maid of honor.
The ball which took plaoe at night
was largely at tended; and of the supper
which was a feature of the occasion,
the News says, "it was elegant and
abundant."
A'standard household remedy of undoubt
ed and acknowledged merit is . Dr Bull's
Cough Syrup. And it costs but 25 Cents. All
druggists keep It.
Death of Capt Jno. E. Moore.
This highly respected and esteemed
citizen breathed his last at his hom e in
wis couuiv uiuk, uciwo jaei, wwr u
illness of about two weeks. For the last
six or seven years Uapt Moore pas
been county surveyor of Mecklenburg
He followed the occupation of a farm
eT and a cleverer, '.more generous and
. 1 J 11 A I
iuuuu " . ...w .
tt: au ;ti Ko r,;.aUw ran.
aj - - " - j -e
He was about fortyfive years of age.
eCourt
lQ the Supreme Court on Friday last,
all the justices present, the considera-
tion of appeals, set for hearing at the J
end of the docket, was resumed and
causes disposed of as follows :
Sophia Ellwood et als, vs R A Plum-
mer et als. from Mecklenburg ; argued
kvA Burwell for the plaintiffs, and
Mecklenburg : argued by Jones sc
Jahnston for the plaintiff, and Wilson
k Son for the defendant.
WASossamanetals,vsthe Famlico
Bankine and Insurance Company,
from Iredell : argued by R F Armfield
A Khirm "Railflv I
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TOViofc Rarrintrpr odminiatrfttor. VS
. .. sieman et al8t from Catawba :
docketed by appellee and, on his mo-
tinn nismiRflfio unaer ine ruieu.
. . i 1 1 i
Andrew Barringer vs John A Alii-
, ,..w ril . I
80n, tr0m lreaell : arguea Dy csnipp oc
BaileV for the plaintiff, and K i Arm- i
r i i e il J r 1 4
neia ior iue ueieimwu.
jpperrv vs R V Michaux, from
Caldwell . continued for absence of
counsel.
State vs Robert Munday, from Wa-
tauga : argued by the Attorney-Gen er
Fre(j Fickev & Sons vs B H Merri
mon. from Buncombe : continued for
absence of count el
The Churches and the Preachers.
Since the last meeting of the North
Carolina Conference of the M. E.
South, two of its members have died
Rev Junius P Moore and Rev Chas
Phillips.
The editor of the Raleigh Christian
Advocate will receive contributions for
the monument to Bishop Marvin.
Very llov Father Wolfe will preach
in the (Jatholic church this morning,
and Rev N Aldrich at the Lutheran.
Bishop Paine, of the M. E. Church
South, hdsbeertin the episcopal office
thirty.two yearg. Bishops Pierce and
I .-. is- i
I javanaugn, iwemy lour years; cisn-
Qna Dopett. Wihtman.and M' Tveire J
r
twelve yearSj and Bi8nop Keener, eight
veara
Rey E H Harding, of this city, is one
of the Ut contributors to the North
r 7.. r
The Presbyterians are manifesting
much interest in the case of Mr Black,
an officer in the Presbyterian church
in Atlanta, who was unchurched on ac
count of dancing. The case has been
carried to the higher courts.
To-day is the last Sunday before
Lent, which begins next Wednesday.
Ash Wfidneadav. called bv the fathers
r u nu v ..... ,
of the Church caput jyunu, the begin-
ning of the feast, or dies cinerum, ash
day, in allusion to the custom of sprink
ling the head with ashes. To roll one's-
self in the du3t, to cover the head with
ashes, was considered in primitive
t,mes a marlc ot proiound gnel,
A 8ludent of Union ineoiogicai
seminary wnCes us tnai nev ur n u
Dabney preached a powerful sermon
on tne subject ot "liell" at the semma-
i60' tDe students have determined to
Publish the sermon for gratuitous die-
tnbution. Thirty dollars are needed
for tnia purpose. Contributions may
be sent to James H Morrison, Union
ineoiogicai oeminary, va.
The following is the programme for
services in St Feter's (E) church during
I 'be Lenten season
a Wednesday services with ser-
mon at 11 a. m.
Morning prayer on Wednesday and
Friday at 9:30 a. m.
Evening prayer on Mondays, Tues
days, Wednesdays, Fridays and Satur
days at 6 p. m.
The Holy Eucharist every Sun
day morning at 7:30, except upon
the first Sunday of the month, when it
will be celebrated at 11 a. m.; morning
prayer at 11 a. m.
The church will be opened for ser
vice on every Sunday night during
Lent at 7:30 o'clock
Society News and Gossip,
The near approach of the time when
tllAVA will VtA a nnmnnlAr!iTA AnooariAvi rf
I
past winter has feeen one of the gayest
I nuivu vunvvvo a a cms wcu ou t at
itaa n dva no a raar a rt nnnaii v
large number of elegant entertainments
at private houses,
Judge Shipp and Miss Hen a Mc
Dowell left yesterday at noon for the
Memphis Mardi Gras.
The Mardi Gras ball at the Central
Hotel oh the night of the 5th is the
r T V '
fading sensation.
Manning, of the Uanvilie JVews, an-
that he will surely attend the
Mardi Gras bal masfue.-1 Look out for
I v. : ,
l mm.
The following are among the young
ladies visiting in, the city Misses
May and Lena ,Bhober and Miss Sallie
McCorkle,a6f Salisbury, arid MiWim
berly, of Atlanta, Ga.. . J-,, ".
Miss Merrimon, of Raleigh , is expect
ed -in the city this weekj and- will be
the guest of jss EJlaowd01 r
The committee of arrangements, for
the Majrdi Gras masked ball desires us
to announce that for the benefit of the
ladies who do not desire - to make
engagements , for '.. foe" occasio'nVJa
hack will be sent : -around. It is
esired' however, that these should
Bend in their names to Col Frank Coxe,'
chairman of Jhe committee 0f arrange
meats. - -, . ;-; , -. - -
The German continues jto grow
popularity. There have'been two dur-1
it is noticed that there is not so
much ; attraction Tabout the c Central
Hotel for young men as there has been
for the past: two weeks. ; Miss Adams,
of Boston, left for Florida Friday
night.
The poetical contribution In yoster
day morning's Observes, which- has
been SO generally COmDlimentea, was I
e e ... . J I
pon ui a marriea laay oi iliib i
city.
The married folks1
first of the week
more heartily enjoyed by those who
attended than anything of the kind
this season. The dancing was spirited
and lasted till a late hour.
Pavements Needing Repairs.
The attention of our city father is
and regram s shoe store ; the other
between Nichols' furniture store
the store of J H Henderson.
and
Tax Payer.
81eepless nights and cheerless days
will
be prevented if you use Dr Bull's Baby
Syrup to indnce sleep and composure for the
baby. Price 25 cents.
MARRIED.
it ok.ik. vr n i o-r.u t?i
hv Rev R Z Johnston. James L Webb. Kaa '
8nd Miss Ksuse, aaughter of Vi W P An
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diews. aii oi oneiDy.
New Advertisements
IN
EW 8PRIKQ.QOOD3.
BEAUTIFUL D B ESS GOODS.
1?1 to 15 fenfs. Jdst Received. (
They are very popular and selling rapidly.
SILK LACE TIES AND SILK LA 'S BY
the yard
in all the delicate Spring 'olors.
ALL NOVEL AND PRETTY;
CALL AND SEE THEM.
BARRINGER
& TROTTEF.
mar3
i wm u ,.
laeftf IDS liOllSC llOlICe
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OFFICE CLEARING HOUSE AGENT, )
Charlotte, N. a, March 2nd, 1878. J
SN and after the 11th day of March, 1878,
vy tne following rates on cotton will be en
forced by all lines from Charlotte
To Charleston, $1 60
To Wilmington 1 35
Tn Btnnn.il 1 TK
To Richmond,""!nL".!!n"i."..T.'...','."!!!" 1 60
To Norfolk 1 75
To Portsmouth, 1 75
To Baltimore,... 2 65
To Philadelphia........ 3 15
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To Providence, ..!V."V.V.V.'.'.!!!." 3 65
To Fall River 3 65
The above rates include Marine Insurance.
The undersigned is the only authorised
agent for signing bills of lading on all ship
ments of cotton. V E McBEE, 0. H. A.
fSoL Haas, Q P A, R & D R E,
Approved PW Clabk, G F A, C C R'y,
I A Pora, OF A, C, G&ARR.
mar 3 til
J8AAC LOWMAN,
4
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SELIOER A N E W M A N,B
18 Hanover Street, Baltimore, Md.,
wholesale dealers in
DRY GOQPS,
Will be glad to hear from his friends. Or
dera solicited and promptly filled.
mar3 It
TTE1TTION CHARLOTTE QRAT8,
Yon are hereby ordered to assemble at
the mayor's office Monday evening at 3:30
o'clock, sharp, for drill. Monthly meeting
at 7 p. m. By order of the Captain,
mar3 It a F YOUNG, O. 8.
6
0 TO MARDI OKAS.
Parties wishing to attend the Grand Car
nival at New Orleans and Memphis this
?rear canget round trip tickets, via the At
anta & Charlotte Air-line Railroad for one
fare: New Orleans and return $38.10
Memphis and retain $31.35. Good until
March 20th. Through conaection and
quick time can bewnade to Memphis, leav
ing Charlotte 11:55 a. m.. and for New Or-
I 1sAnfl flA7 Tt m
Ticsets oa sale Marcn 1st
I a a
W J HOUSTON,
MAFFITT. G. F. A F. A.
Agent.
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A.,T.& O. R. R.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, J
Charlotte, N. 0. Nov 13, 1877. J
ON and after Thursday, November 15, the
following 8chednle will be run over this
road :
GOING NORTH.
Leave Charlotte,
" D. College.
" 'Mooxesrule,
Arrive 8tatesville,
8.15 a. m.
10.05 "
10.0 '
11.45 p. m.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Stateayille.
Mooreeville,
" D. College,
Arrive Charlotte, ;.
325 p. m.
4.33 "
5.08
7.00 "
. Close connection made at Stateayille with
trains oyer the W. N. O. R. R.
All charges must b$ pre-paid on Freight
offered for enipment to Section House, Hen
derson's, Alexandriana ; and r Caldwell's
These being "Flag Stations," the Company
is not liable forioBS, or damage , to freight
after it is unloaded at either of the above
named "Flag Stations."- .-:.
No freight will be received by Agenta for
shipment unless the name of consignee and
destination Is distinctly marked thereon.
' ' r . v - J J GORMLEY,"
nolf - Bperintendentk
DJJ PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
Ara not advertised as "cure-alls." but are
specifics in tne diseases for which they are re-
eommenaea.
NATURAL SELECTION.
Investigators of natural science have demon
strated beyond controversy that throughout the
animal kingdom the "survival of the fittest" i
kingdom the "survival of the fittest" i
r law that vouchsafes thrift and nerpetn
the only law that vouchsafes thrift and perpet
ltv. Does not the same DrinciDle eovern to-
commercial prosperity of man? An lnferiui
uy reason
xaeai
sale in
the United States alone exceeds one miQiondol-
lars per annum, while the amount exported foots
up to several hundred thousand more. No busi
ness could grow to such gigantic proportions ana
punse on any other Dasis man max oi merit.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy
Is Pleasant to Use.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy
It? rures extend over a period of 20 years
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh. Remedy
Its sale constantly increases.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy
Cures by its Mild, Soothing Effect.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy
Cures "ColdinJHead" and Catarrh, or
Ozoena.
AN OPEN LETTER,
It Speaks for Itself,
Eockpobt, Mas a, April 2, 1877.
Mb. Editor : Having read in your paper re
ports of the remarkable cures of catarrh, I am
induced to tell "what I know about catarrh."
and I fancy the "snuff' and "inhaling-tube"
makers (mere dollar grabblers) would be glad if
they could emblazon a similar cure in the papers.
r or 20 years x simerea wiin catarrn. ine nasal
passages became completely closed. "Snuff,"
"dust". "ashes," "Inhaling tubes, and "sticks,"
wouldn't work, though at Intervals I would sniff
up the so-called catarrh snuff, until I became a
valuable tester for such medicines. I gradually
grew worse, and no one can know how much I
suffered or what a miserable being I was. My
neaa acnea over my eyes so inai i was connnea
to my bed for many successive davs. suffering
the most intense pain, which at one time lasted
continuously for 168 hours All sense of smell
and taste gone, sight and hearing impaired, body
shrunken and weakened, nervous system shat
tered, and constitution broken, and I was hawk
ing ana spiinng
prayed for death
ing and spitting seven-eighths of the time. I
itn to reueve me oi my suffering.
A favorable nonce in your Daier of Dr. SaereTs
Catarrh Remedy Induced me to purchase a
package, ana use it wiin ur. nerce s iNasai
Douche, which applies the remedy by hydrosta
tic pressure, the only way compatible with com
mon sense, well, Mr. &itor, it did not cure
me in three-fourths of a second, nor in one
month, but in less than eight minutes I was re
lieved, ana in tnree montns entirely cured, and
I nave remained so ior over sixteen montns.
I While using the Catarrh Remedy, I used Dr.
nerce s uoiaen xaeaicai uiscovery to punrv mv
Diooa ana strongmen my stomacn. x aiso Kept
my liver active and bowels regular by the use of
his Pleasant Purgative Pellets. If my experience
will induce other sufferers to seek the same
means of relief, this letter will have answered its
purpose. x ours truiy,
. 1). KEM1CK.
A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.
SThe followine named parties are amone the
thousands who have been cured of catarrh by
me use oi ur. sage s uatarrn jsemeay :
A F Downs, New Geneva, Pa: D J Brown
8t Joseph, Mo; E C Lewis, Rutland, Vt;Lovi
Speinger, Nettie Lake, Ohio; Chas Norcrop,
JNortn unesterneld. Me; Milton Jones, Ben
ba, N Y ; J E Miller, Bridger Station, Wyo;
J U Mem man, liogansport, Ind; M Al Post,
Logansport, Ind; J W Baily, Tremont, Pa;
F B Ayr8, La Porte, Ind ; Jessie M Sears,
H Branch Ind; L Williams, Canton, Mo;
W A Thayer, Onarga, 111 ; 8 B Nichols, Jr,
Galveston, Texas ; Jonas F Reinert, Stones
yille, Pa; 8 W Lusk, McFarland, Wis;
J Williams, Holmick, Ohio; Mrs M A Car
rey, Trenton, Tenn; J G Joslin, Keene. N H:
A J Casper; Table Rock, W Ya; Louis An
ders, Uaysport, Ohio ; u H Uhase, Klkhart,
Ind, Mrs Henry Haight, San Francisco,
Cal; Mrs E M Gallusha, Lawrenceyille, N Y;
W J Ciranam, Adel, Iowa; A O Smith. New
nan, Ga; Chas E Rice, Baltimore, Md ; Jesse
M Bears, Charlisle, Iod;Dan'lB Miller, Ft
Wayne, Ind; Mrs Minnie Arnaise, 290 De-
lancy street, NY; H W Hall. Hastings,
Mich; Wm F Maraton, Lowell, Mass ; I W
Roberts, Maricopa, Ariz ; Chas S Delaney.
Harrisburg, Pa; M C Cole, Lowell, Mass ;
Mrs C J Spnrtin, Camden, Ala ; Chas F
Eaw, Fredericktown, Ohio; Mrs Lucy Hun
ter, Farmington, 111; Capt E J Spalding,
Camp Stambaugh, Wyo; I W Tracy. Steam
boat Rock, Iowa; Mrs Lydia Waite, 8hu
shan, N Y; J M Peck, Junction City, Mont,
Henry Ebe, Bantas, Cal; L P (Jammings,
Rantoul, Illinois; George Francis Hall;
Faeblo.Cal; Wm E Bartrie, Sterling, Pa; H
H Ebon 938 Penn Street, Pittsburg, Pa; J
R Jackman, Samuel's Depot, Ky, Henry
Zobrist, Geneva, N Y, Miss Hattie Par rott
-Montgomery, Ohio, L Ledbrook, Chatham,
111, 8 B McCoy, Nashport, Ohio, W W War
ner, North Jackson, Mich, Miss Mary A
Winne, Darien, Wis, John Ziegler, Carlisle
Springs, Pa, James Thompkins, St Cloud,
Minn, Enoch Doer, Pawnee City, Neb; Jos
T Miller, Xenia. Ohio, S B Nichols, Galves
ton, Texas, H L Laird, Upper Alton, 111, J
Davis, Prescott, Arizona, Mrs Nancy Gra
ham, Forest Cove, Oreg.
Golden Medical Discovery
Is Alterative, or Blood-cleansing.
Golden Medical Discovery
Is Pectoral.
Golden Medical Discovery
ZZ. Is & Cholagogue, or Liver Stimulant,
Golden" Medical Discovery
Is Tonic.
Golden Medical Discovery
By reason of its Alterative proprieties.
cures Diseases of the Blood and Skin, as
8crofula, or King's Evil; Tumors; Ulcers, or
Did Bores; JBiotcnes; nmpies, ana -Eruptions;
By virtue of its Pectoral proprieties, it cures
Bronchial, Tnroat, and Liung Affections;
Incipient Consumption; Lingering Coughs .
and Chronic Laryngitis. Its Cholagogne
proprieties renaer it an nneqaaied remedy
for Biliousness; Torpid - Liyer, or "Liver
Complaint;" and its Tonic proprieties make
it equally efppacipus in curing Indigestion
Loss of Appetite, and Dyspepsia,
Where the skin is sallow and covered with
blotches and pimples, or where there are
scroraieua i swellings ana arxecuons, a few
bottles of Golden Medical Discovery will
effect an entire cure. If you feel dull, drow
sy. debilitated, have sallow color of skin, or
yeliowisn-orown spots on race or body,
frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste in
mouth, internal heat or chills alternated
with hot flashes, low spirits and gloomy
forebodings, irregular appetite, and tongue
coated, you are suffering from ToBrn Litis
or Biliovsxbss. In many cases of Lives
CoMPXAnrr, only part of these symptoms
are experienced. As a remedy for all such
cases, Dr. Fierce'jf Golden Medical Discovery
has no equal, as it effects perfect cure?, leav
ing the hver strengthened and healthy.
THE PEOPLPS MEDICAL SERVANT,
Dr. R. V. Phecb. is the sole nranrietnr
and manufacturer of the foregoing remedies,
all of which are sold by druggists. He is
also the Author of the Peonl'n
Sense Medical Adviser, a work of nearly one
thousand pages, with two hundred and
eighty-two ' yood-engravings and colored
plates. He has already egld of this popular
Over 100,000 Copies !
PRICE, Post-paid, $1.50. .
Addxtssr. B.V.PIERbifM,!)., 5
JEWE
ILa JLa IE3 ET
Just Arrived.
A Splendid assortment ot
Ladies' Neck Chains & Lockets, Ladies
Opera Chains, Ladies' and
Gents' Sleeve Buttons, Gents' Chains,
Gents' Collar Buttons,
And a Handsome Line of JETT GOODS.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
NEW SPRING GOODS
Arriving
Wholesale and
A.T
GREAT BABGAINS IN
Dry-Goods9 Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &c.
A few Ladies' Cloaks left.
Also all shades of Ball Fringes.
TEL. HOERIS BROS.
feb 18
OUR
READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS AND GEIITS' FURIIISHinG G000S,
Is as well assorted as ever, and we are able to fit, suit and please everybody, in price, style
and quality. We are determined to make room for
SPRIN G STOCK,
We will therefore sell GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER. We name no pricss, we only
solicit an inspection frgm the public.
W. KAUFMAN & CO.,
CORN EE OP TRADE AND TRYON STREETS, SPRINGS' CORNER
THOMAS' HAIR SOAP,
HAIR, (trabe kabxJ HAIR
SOLD SUBJECT
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
Prepared for a specific purpose, that is for the hair and all cataneoas affections ; it stops
any abnormal falling f the hair in from 2 to 10 days, improves the growth of new hair,
removes dandruff, allays itching sensation. It also eradicates what is commonly called
Flesh Worms, Tetter, Rinx Worm and all Parasitic Diseases of Ion? standing, it is strict
ly sanitary in its action. Bample cake 60c with directions to any address, on receipt oi
the price. For sale by druggists and toilet dealers. 8mall or large orders filled by
feb7 JOHN L HARDIN, Charlotte, Agent for North Carolina.
THE SHIR T ABOVE ALL
Neves Equalled ! Never to be Excelled !
ODJE5 EJOEalLiIHL SKIIRT!
Completely ma4e, ready for Laundrying.
Their points of Excellence are as follows :
Warranted to have very line 3-ply all-linen Bosoms. To be
Genuine Wamsutta Muslin. To be splendidly made in every
respect. To be full fashioned and perfect fitting. Warranted
Mr. GOULD, Je will be in Lincdnton Monday, and
Chester Tuesday, after that he will Ke here twp days. Those
TrVirt HCiaVl f r rrnxra tVtoii tnaaaniwa tt alii fa unll An waII t,0 Call
in Wednpsrlair or Thnrarlair
only two more days. Remember you can give him your
tucaomc xjuw, uuu uiuci a, uil
xiespecttully,
COAL JUST ARRIVED.
I will receive this A. M.,
BEST QUALITY.
Leave your orders at my office and
thev will receive Dromot attention.
Offirua V M TTSlf b M inil rAUtri
Street, Charlotte, N.C. c
i
F; E. PATRICK.
DVolS
LRY
9
:C:
lust Ar,
daily for
Eetail Trade,
STOCK
-OF-
BASIS PURELY
VEGETABLE AND
y Perfectly Neutral.
fRt. h tinA 7fh aa hft will be here
any Liinv
CHARLOTTE, JV. C.
ID
R. A. W. ALEXANDER,
Office over .Searr
& go's cms store. ;
1 am WorKing.as
prices mj ouib uic
times, for cash.
Will give you a
No. 1 set of teeth
! for $10.00. Gold
d Tin Filling
inserted for $1.00
and upwards. en
With 25 years' experience I guarantee
tire satisfaction.
Janll