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SUNDAY,' JUNE 1,1879.
STATE NEWS.
Concord is to have the hog law.
J. L. Todd has re-opened the Walton
House in Morganton. :f.;H
The Mooresville toette has discard
ed the patent outside, and has greatly
improved.
Washington has shipped North this
season by express 1,000 boxes of fish,
getting back $20,000.;
Old bonds to the amount" of $33,000
came Into the' Stata treasury for t ex
change Thursdayli U ? - v
A meeting of the bar of Duplin court
passed resolutions of respect to the.
memory of the late Col. W. S. Devane,;
of Wilmington. ; . y . i i
Wilmingtonians expected a rich treat
in tho iAt.nrA of Oen. R. E. Colston on
modern Egypt, Friday night. ;
A terrific storm swept over a part of
Granville county on the 16th ult. An,
immense quantity of rain fell and the
damage cannot be estimated.
The "Whitfield Latin medal, at Wake
Forest College, has been awarded by
the examiners to Mr. Thos. P. Womack,
of Yanceyville, Caswell county.
The Spirit states that a lodge of the
Knights of Honor has been formed in
Kockingham, Richmond county, with
81 members. Capt, W. I. Everett is
past dictator.
The hogs in Burke county have the
cholera, and the cattle in some commu
nities are affected with a disease which
is proving fatal," but Jhe good people
were never healthier.
A debating society in Morganton,
discussing the old queries which have
agitated school boys for a century, will
settle the question, Were the whites jus
tiftable in driving the Indians from
their lands.
Mr. A. M. Finley left Marion on the
28th to take ashort walk in the country.
Wfl sat down on the roadside to rest, and
iiod in his seat.. Just a vear ago al
most to a day, his wife dropped dead in
their house at Marion.
At Edenton Street M. E. church, Ral
eigh, Thursday aiternoon, according lo
the News, Mr, Geo. F. Fonst, formerly
of Raleigh, but now of Winston, was
united in marriage to Miss Emma,
daughter of W. II. Bledsoe, of Raleigh.
Wilminsrton Review: The next ses
sion of the Military Academy begins
October 1st, under the management of
f!ait. Washington Cutlett as principal
Capt, Catlett is well known to our peo
nle. He has been connected with the
Academv from the date of its revival
by Major Burgess, and has given ample
evidence of his ability to control as well
aa to teach the pupils of that institution,
The Concord Sun says John Hinson,
a man who lived about a mile from
Rocky River Springs, Stanly county,
was found dead in his new ground last
Tuesdav morning. All went to work
the evening before, and not being well,
his wife endeavored to dissuade him
from coiner, but. remarking that he ex
nected to work as long as he lived, he
started to work, and did not return at
night. His wife went to search for him,
but could not find hjm. Ije was found
5n the morning about sunrise, and had
apparently been dead all night.
Mr. Thomas H. Robinson, of Poplar
Tent. Cabarrus county, thus addresses
the Concord Reaister : We have sheared
our sheep. Our Merino buck yielded
13 pounds and one year old lamb
sheared 11 pounds, 'flie flocfc ayeyag
ed8. The grades, cross of the Merino
on the natives, averaged 5 pounds and
frounces. No special care was taken
of the flock. -The manure more than
pay all expenses. The increase is six
ty per cent, We find the thoroughbred
sheep the healthiest and hardiest, and
will Dear more crowding and confine
ment, and are more gentle than the na
tives. The Courier states that at a Jarge
meeting of citizens held at Ilenderson
ville last Monday, jt was resol ved to
have a large barbecue on the 4th of Ju
ly, in celebration of the completion of
the SpartanbuTg & Asheville Railroad
to that point. :-The Courier, also saysr
Letters from ft prominent railway offi
cial to a gentleman of this place states
that over a thousand excursionists from
Raleigh, Wilmington, Charlotte, Atlan
ta, Columbia, Charleston, and interme
diate points will attend the celebration.
Gov, jarvis-ind-Lieiit.Gov. Robinson
have accepted invitations, and will cer
tainly attend, i It is miore than probable
that Got Sijtopjaon,1 pf South Carolina,
will alsograe the pw&sjon jvith hi3
presence. .... - - -
Wilmington JlevieuU VTe have learn
ed of a very narrow. escape from. a ter
rible accident by Gen. li. E. Colston yes
terdajg. 'He was in the opera house at
the tipie, engaged in generating jjas
whiclK is erform: a part of the lUus
tration oOuildcture; when the retort
explodedw4th .fearful force, driving a
piece of the copper into the woodwork
of the stage and igniting it, and inflict
ing some painful injuries on Gen. Col.
ston'f person.' He was in his shirt
sleeves at the time and his clothing was
set on fire, but fortunately he had a
bucket of water-fiieari at A&ndiM at
once put oufctha firii. .Geri.olsto4iad
just left tlie retertwhem tbe -explosion
occurred,dllietfyiSB higM havebeen
knocked down Act) rendeFed senseless.
and, as liewas the,nlyprperson4n the
buttdtnsr.a eriotis tiisastenniirht'riave
resnltecL As-it is-, altisdhtwag-a-i
truly providential-escape. .
The News hasva long story of J. A
Wellons and Qnent Hamilton, at John
ston county, going to Raleigh to buv
goods. About noon the day following
their arrival, Wellons went to a hotel
ana asiceaior a room, saying he felt un
well, and wanted to be waked at the
expiration of an hour. He was waked
accordingly, but asked for another hour.
At the end of this time he armeared to
be in a stupor, and could not be arous
ed, mysicians were sent for, who ad
ministered emetics, but no traces of
Eoison could be found. If poison had
een used, it had been absorbed by the
system. What gave rise to suspicions
2f an .attemPt at suicide was the fact
that the man had tried unsuccessfully
all oyer Raleigh to get credit for eroods.
The doctors ; were unable' to diagnose
the case, bnt they injected brandy into
his arm, and there was a revival of res
piration, ; ai 2 o ciock Friday morning
the man was- living but still nhpon-
. " ' ' Awther Handamus.3 ;r Vtfv
1. tST: ? mandamus was served
on CoL W. L. Saunders, Secretary of
Mate, by the State on relation otThos
' o anvttorn5y"-General, and
arb?ro ?8l- Superintendent of
i -Pawilastrttction. The object of the
' SaK?.wtheiSe
, . t. incorporate the school bill
" ffifSSSS tbrnasTGeneral Assem-.
RnSSlhe Ju?terra Pf Wake
SSS:S2S'li?a the;12th of une!
JnSKitT? strP and CotWaJter
: Clark are attorneyg.or th& plaintiffs;
"' '-'r ' 84 Afclfleat. ' l-.? i '
-4-ei... . . vsmstsr pa,n'
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A correspondent o the News ana
Courier calls attention to the fidmeless
condition, caused by; the s Walterboro
tornado, of the Rev." E. E. Bellinger
pastor of the Episcopal church at that
place, and missionary on the coast,
and suercrests that Emsconal ministers
tnrougnoux; me owrce putue wfvvjwj
before thiir congregations, in'o&er J;hti
t ,
)f
donations may De made ior ine reouua
ing of his; house. .
. Camden "fdurnai: ilariieirP. John
son, a colored Democrat living in. the
Pinetree neighborhood, had his house
and its contents destroyed by on last
Triday morning jut ibefcfe. $m Oflfe
of ; his children,; was severely, burned,
and Jib barely Escaped. ; m I flr,e was
the work of M incendiary? 'Both Ms
dwelling and his barn were burned last
Christmas, and there is every' reason to
believe that he is thus persecuted be
cause e is a Democrat, t : -. : '
Columbia Reaister. 30th: Bachy Nun-
namaker,Aon of Mrs. Margaret Nunna-
maker, who resided m iexmgton coun
ty, about five miles from Columbia, ac
cidentally shot and killed himself yes
terday afternoon, with a single barrel
shot gun. it seems mac ne was draw
ing his loaded gun from a wagon with
the muzzle toward him, when the ham
mer caugnt 111 SOUiewuiig, ami lu o-
leasing it, the gun was discharged, the
wnoie loau entering ueueiweus ngim
breast, killing him instantly.
Lexington correspondence Charleston
JMews ain uvwrtvT : ireiwuici u. o.
Hendrix, editor of the Summit Courier,
disappeared a few days ago, leaving a
deficit in his accounts with the county
and State of about $1,600. It is thought
that, Mr. Hendrix became entaneled m
his business by being too&ibral In gri?
ing out tax receipts, often waiting for
them to be cashed, which he found was
more difficult than he had anticipated,
It is also thought that he made many
mistakes in receiving and paying out
public money. He left a letter to his
bondsmen, stating his condition. , Jir,
Hendrix has always been one of our
leading, and seemingly most honest
citizens, and his departure has created
quite a sensation of surprise among his
friends. He hasa small family, and is
about tmrty-nve years oia
POLITICAL CURRENT COMMENT.
The boys along the Ohio want to get
one more glimpse of Thurman's red
bandana. This will be a counter signal
to Garfield's bloody shirt. Augusta
Chronicle.
When the Ohio campaign gets fairly
open there is going to be a life and death
struggle between Foster's Louisiana
report and the platform on which he is
running for Governor. It will be a very
interesting collision. fhil. 1 imes.
Mr. Hayes will dislike to sign the
silver-coinage bill. Mr. Sherman will
dislike to have him sign it. But both
TTavps and fihrmaii will hate to reaiern.
the hope, however faint it may be, of
carrying Ohio. Tins will put the ad
ministration in a dilemma. Washing
ton Post.
When the Louisville Courier-Journal
gets the coppers sufficiently cooled down
to enable it to remove the wet towel
trom its massive brow and appear
among men once more, it will probaniy
hnd out that it has got a pretty good
sized row on its hands. Thomas Hen
dricks has descended from the fence
and is on e war path. Cleveland
It was Gen. Joe Johnston, of Vir
ginia, who made the motion that the
House adjourn over Decoration Day
This was doubtles&a, disappintment to
some of the patriots who stayed at home
during the war, but those who fought
against Johnston, and know what a
good soldier he was, will like it all the
more, ?-'Loye and tears for the blue;
tears and love tor the gray " rnt adel-
phia Times.
The Blaine-IIil'-Vance Colloquy.
Washington Republican, 30th.
Mr. HilL of Georcia. confirmed this
argument, and cited Mr. Alex Stephens'
district,, where the Republicans declined
to nominate h candidate tcyun, against
Mr. Stephens, and hp- waft elected by a
very smau vote, - v . . . .
Mr. Vance replied to BlainVs ci
tation tSC jbrtb Carol i nil djstrlcts'iri th e
same straimr J? f?t
Mrl"Blaine asked Mr. Vaniw-whv the
Republicans did not nominate in fl$l
where tney were largelv in the majority
in 1876. . .:
: Jilr. Vance said Mr. Blaine, who was
the. authority about-Washington affairs.
ought to know best,? Hfght.tQnaw
why orders did not tro dowiHasliAvi
Somebody run together witfnoi)ey to
bacKldnt no. r - s U
M15 Blaine said tl)6 Cduittry knew that
opposition to DetridrtaUc -candidates h
the South was abandotl jbcauseihere
was no use In it. Itb piQ.chance 6f
fair treatment. , -aVo H
Mr. Vance thonaht that where a nartv
was hopelessly in atBtnority it1 often
iaiieaianominaiejfroiowiyjBfnB soutjl
bt everywhere." 'iu:A?(,. --( $
n jThe Inbjnirig hour expiredaita th
resol nti6n went over. , : " j
Anoiher Till 0ver.ftlcde Island.
Waih. Special of 29th to RlrtSaondDtspatchj-'
Senator McDoniild greatly excited th
ire of stalwarts yrfftu'iaer "became the
agent for layirigbareitiihflftrKmingS
and election abuses 6f Klid"iT.Rlfrnrti
he subject;came up during the morn
ing'nonr ini the enateragain to-dajrj
iwhen Mr, Blalnfi again referred to the"
small number votershfrftpipal
ted in the leaectioUdOrniiblrta&Cis
gress in certain districts oiL Mississippi
ucuigio, auu uiuci ouutueiu oiittes, ana
cook occasion o say,as nauak nrquanti
ty of spitef til things against the"5 South.
senator sen, Jliij replied to him, but, I
thought, came out? second best. Gov.
Vance, however, entered the tilt, and
got the better of Blaine. The fact is, if
he will stick td the role in which he is
inimitable he can soon make himself
the dreaded man 'of the Senate to Conk-
ling, liiame em uo. He can, however, no
more play on the toDlofticaL ftnHirifli
line than Joe Jefferson can act Hamlet;
but the people prefer Rip to the Prince
01 uenmarK, anynow.
Further Commefita on th "Ohio Sominatlonf!.
tWash. Letter or 29th, to Elchmond Dlspateh.1
ut nve Democratic members of the
House questioned to-day in regard to
the, nominations made at Cincinnati
yesterday by the Republicans, all except
Fijdey said it was a weak ticket, but he
beat Poster for Congress, and it would
not do for him to say Charles was riot a
strong nominee. I asked a well-known
Cincinnati Republican what he thought
of it, and, be &ud fit .will run well in
the rural districts, but not in Hamilton
county." "Why not in Hamilton?1? said
L "Because Taf t, whom Foster beat,"
he replied, "has a strong; hold on both
tne uatnones ana German free-thinkers
of Hamilton in consequence of his . ac
tion on the use of the ? Bible ftt thd pub
lic SchoolS;This will proBablr defeat
the Republicans there, and that will
give the Democrats the Legislature and
a United Senator even iff aster is elect-
eauovernor. . ,
Another tarestlgatlon hajj'proven heyond doub
tt'tVX&T wiwiu is the best medicine for
teething chUdi-en..Prtce,a5 nj, bottle.
, To all who are suHering from- the eirofsind W
U8CreU0n8 01 Wrath, rifirvnna wcnlrriua hofI.I
1..
ey loss of manhwd, &e.l wlU 8ende realpe,aiat
SStK-?8-' jererf by jnlsslonanr J-in
J ir.-f k f
OTPS-
INTRODUCED, 1865.
A TORPID
-3 tit - f entjacti
ft trsfcysiAsidtrHafl&fi
PtAINT, COLIC, ETC. :., ,
Iiom of Appetite and Nausea, the bowela
are costive, bat sometimes alternate with
looseness, Pain in the Head, accompanied
with a Doll sensation in the back part, Pain
In the right side and under the shoulder
blade, follnesa after eating, with a diain-
I'M,
clin&tion to exertion of body ormind, Irri
tability of temper. Low roirita, f Loas pi
tnemory, with a feeHag of having neglects
eorne duty, pteperal weartoesaDjzzinBg,
fluttering at the Heart. ' Dots teforetha
eyea, Yellow Skin, Headache generally
over the right .eye, Beatleasnes atnight
With1' fltfal dreamfl j highly eoioreS ottes.
IP these WAMmras JaJtriSttaED!EDv,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL S00HJE DEXELp?.
JulHFS PILtS
are epeclalyidaatedOf-such
cases, - a jingle 8-frects
-such a change offeelmg,as to
astonish the sufferer.
TUTT'S PILLS
sire compounded from snbsf aaees Xbn. are
free froto any properties tlai cau injure
, the jnodt delicafa organization. Titer
fitearcb, f 'leanse, Purify, and lnvlnorai e
the entire Hystem. By relieving the en
gorged Llrer, they cleanse the blood
from poiaonouabnmors, and thas impart
health and vitality to the body, causing
the bowels to act .naturally,, vltkeu ,
t which o,onacanreewfir )) t
,4 Note4 Pivine says :
1t. TUTT: Dear Sir; Tat tea years I have been
martyr to Dyspepsia, Constipation and Piles. Lat
Spring ram Pills ware recommended to me ; I used
thenv( 6ujrith lift fajthlTlam now a vU roan,
bare fdoa appetite, digest ten perfect, regular stools,
piles cone, and I haye gained forty pounds sol id Cosh.
They are worth their weight in gold.
Kit. K. L. SIMPSON, LouitTU'.e. Ky.
TUTT'S PILLS,
Their first effect is to Increase the Appctlrr,
and cause the body to Take on 'leh, t.ius .
system is nourished, and by their Tonic A . -fiojt
ea the JJJgesttye Qrs;ans, 4ecr
Stools are produced.
DR. J. F. HAYWOOD,
OF NEW YORK, SAYS:-
Few diseases exist that cannot be reliered by re
storing the IiTer to its normal functions, and (or
this purpose noremedy has ever beeu invented that
has as happy an effect as TUTT'S PILLS."
gOLO EVERYWHERE, PRICE 29 CENTS,
pffice ?5 jtfnrrai-JStrgpte New V-ora,-
pr? Dr. TUTT'S MANUAL of Tenable Infor
mation and Useful ReceptsK8lbj moiled free
OnappUcafioiC
TjlH'S
4
Obat Bara ob WBOsnaetci
t a iosst
Buusx by a simile amlictoBrf 0
parts a Ka
un- it
aiurai uoior, umm inscantaneously, ana is
as Harm)
as sprmg water, sola by prugguts, or.
THE GENUINE
DR.
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS
Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint,
MT--J
'pysfefsia amd SICK rltAOAir
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
PMN in the fright sid, under the ,
edge ofjkhe bs, if freases oh jres-J
sure ; sometimes the'pain is in he feft
side ; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, md
itrequeatl extends to CBie tpp oftthp
shpnlaeranrl is sometimes mistaken
fqr rhemjratism in the arm,. The stom
ach is affected with loss of 'appetite
and sickness' the bowels in general
arc.c pstivc, sqmeetCTiatiice wi$f
lax i thftJieadwoAdUvilTcipii,,;
accompanied with a. (J.ulL heavy .sen?
sation in the.bat); part'Tnere is gen- :
erally a considerableioss of memory,
accompanied witfi ianfulciSiron
of having left undone loinemrflgwlrlch
ought to have beew done. A slight,-:
dry cough is Sometimes an attendant, '
The patient cqmplains of weariness
and debaity ;Hie3s easflt staHlld. his
feet are cold or burnlrig, and he torn--
skin : his spirits are low: -and although1
he is satisfied; that exeren wufd be
beneficial 'to'
hHa,vet evcaln scarcely
summon up, fortitude : enough tq itry.ith
in iacr, ne aistrusrs - every ixemeay; i
Several of the above symptoms attend '
-the disease, but cases have occurred
, shown -trip linter taiiave been exten
sively -deranged. iu-.-.m g.ui?
IT
Dr. C. McLane's Liver-Pills, ly :f
cases of Ague , andiKeyer, when
taken wth Quinine are productive of
the mostihaDVY esultsr)Vo fitter
cathartff6tt WuSed.firatdry to
or after taking Quinine;;, ; We ;jwould
advise all Who aret afflictej : Avith this .
disease toigivejheia a fair trj At;
FiMiasnelite Ind
as,,a simple purgative, .they areun
eqvialed. - -s n
mgWAATtE
KE OP IMITATIOKS
4i.il7 W 4 i
i The genuine are never sugar coated.
I Every box has a red wax seal on the
I HThegeriuin Liver Pills
i bear the signatures of C. McLane and
; Fleming Bros, oh the wrappers.
Flemtng Bros.,rof. rittsturgh, Payj freA
t marker, oemg tull ot imitations of the
n&rhe MclMne, spelled differently but
t. same prohnnciation. , i-? i-ii
t uvt pn;u TWTmKT,'Rievi?v?Tr'.1 tt
Collector's OeftoeBth District North eareinia R
Statesyiy', K. C.-, Kaft&, J Hit
( 8ejzed tor violation pt .ptemal Revenue Laws,
' fe boxes manafaciored tobacri Wierfinknownv''
iau uuzes luuaeco, owner c wara. , . . '
4 Nottee'tB heTebrjrtVeh tStheiwner ir elalmanta
ef the above described Dronertr to aonear befora
ge at my wfflce inStatesvmephd mafe cla!ra
Mierew ueiore me expiration oi UilrtT-day tn,,n
LIVER
nniti
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yoro ucicvi, Ul luo BauIO will 1W 10ri!?''oa"rJ t3
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Will give strict personal
0 de$ ft,n ., r
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The qoderslgaed is now prepared to fin all orders
f or eveiy elass of Undejtahig. Haying ou hand
full assortmetrief1 eiii--
h COFFINS, CASKETS AND BURIAL CASSS,
ft
PBICKS AS LOW AS ANT
tarntshed
if leslid 1
Kurnlture of
every Description Repaired at soot :
i noOoe. i- . -r f - jv -
V.M. WILHELX,
With E. a Bogerg, trade' Streeta
June 2tt
Siqtuns.
FOB
Battled JLagerj Beer,
ALB AND PORTER,
Is corner Trade and Boundary Avenue. Delivered
to any part or Hie cfty, free of charge for $1.00 tfer
dozen!
f. a munzlsr.
Ail orders left at John Togers tailor shop will re
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grass anfl gffeflirtttcg.
V
MUTOeiST AND CHKXISr,
Now offers to the trade a full stock of
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English Select
Colgate, Honey and Glycerine Soaps.
English, French and American
TOOTH BRUSHES.
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Carefully prepared at all hours, both night and
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1 tcaWelU Books,
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Pngninaes
f JfaglWratosftnd .. u
' ' ' ' ' tinirt Blanks;
In fact, all kinds of printtof done, at aborinoOca
Special attention given to Railroad Printing.;; ;
" n-.,rr ,'.7, r ry P (i-
j Haying .a bjrger supply of type than most Job es-
Ubllahmenta; BOOK WOSX has been and will
eontlnue to be'i specialty with ns, .S
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
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Address -.-t v - -st . , THX OSSXRYXB,'V
ORRABA'RCM INS
In Jewelry aha1'Fancy GooddT GoidTand 'silver
' J Watehee,SUTM and Plated Table "Wa..
;::4.;t;;;1JU:TLEB'S.:
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WATCHXS, --"'-it- : --i
CLOCKS, '
. V JEWELRY, ' , : . ,.
. SILVER AND '. f
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1 SILYER-
PLATED
WARE,
GOLD AND SILYER
SPECTACLES.
Gold-Head Canes and everything you want
at
J. T. BUTLER'S.
dec24
P.
LASNE,
From Paris, France,
WATCH and CLOCK MAKER, GILDER and SIL
YER PLATER. 'V
Trade Street, opposite First Presbyterian Cburcb,
' '' ! Nat Gray Store.
Every kind of repairs made at once at half price
and, warranted one vear. Kvprv irinH nt TAIlririr r,
Bronze-Gliding, Coloring; Sllver-Plating and Gal-
vwiiwm mitoe at snort nonce and equally as good
MJS?f.-Wo done for the trade at low prices
.f? Apprentice wanted, with premium and good
Repaired work uncalled for will be sold at the
explratkm of twelve months for cost of repairs.
septlS
QHARLOTTE,
COLUMBIA
RAILROAD.
AND AUGUSTA
Chablottk, Colukbia and Auqdsta r. r..
Columbia, S. C, May 16, 1879.
On and after Sunday, May 18th, at 10.00 p. m.
the following passenger schedule win be run op
this road:
NIGHT EXPRESS.
Going Soxttu, Na V.
Leave Charlotte,4 12 45 a. x
Arrive Columbia, 6 30 a. m
Leave Columbia 5 85lh
Arrive Augusta 825 a.
Going North, No. 2.
Leave Augusta 5 55 p.m.
Arrive Columbia 10 00 p. if.
Leave Columbia, 10 10 p. x.
Arrive Charlotte, 3 40 A: if
DAY PASSENGER
Goino South. Na 3.
Leave Columbia 4 15 p.m.
Arrive Augusta 8 30 p.m.
Going Nobth, No. 4.
Leave Augusta 8 50 Ai m
Arrive Columbia 1 10 ?. m
FREIGHT WITH COACH ATTACHED.
Going South, No 5.
rave unarione... ,- 5 40am
" Rock Hill 8 00 A.M
Chester 9 45 a. m
" Wlnnsboro,... k. 12 10 a.m
Arrive at Columbia, i 3 10 p. m
Going North, No. 6.
Leave Columbia, 5 40 am
" Wlnnsboro 845A.M
" Chester,.... n 10 A. w
i Rock mil, aai aoi- S
Arrive at Charlotte 3 10 p.m
Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Carson Nog, 1 and 2, Augusta to Greensboro.
T. D. KLINE, Superirrtendent. ,
Jwx R. MacMurbo, Q. P. AgenL
D. Cardwxll,
may!8 Asst G. P. Agent,
c
ONDENSED TIME.
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
tram i eoDre east.
No. 8 .
Dally
ex.Sun.
Date, Nov. 10, '78.
No. 2
Daily
No. 4
Dally
Leave Charlotte,
" Greensboro,
3.45 am
8.20 am
3 00pm
5.25 pm
6.55 pm
5.30 a tn
B.80 am
4.10pm
Raleigh,
Arrive Golds!
Isboro,
No. 2 Connects at Salisbury with W.N.C.R.R. Ior
all pomta In Western North 'Carolina, daily except
Sundays At GreensbctQjrtthR, 4 D. R, R. for all
poUrtsNorth, East ahd West , At Goldsboro with
W. 4 W. R. H.' for Wilmington.
No. 4 Connecteat Greensboro with R. A D. R.
R. for aU pointe North, Eatand West.
TRAINS GOING WXST.
No.7.
Dally
ex. Sun;
Date, Nov. 10, '78.
Nal
Dally.
No, 3
Dally.
Leave Goldsboro,
" Raleigh,
" Greensboro
Arrive Charlotte,
9.50 am
8.50 pm
8.28 DBA
2.25 a m
5.35 pm
&47am
5.30 am
10.50 am
No. 1 Connects at Greensboro with Salem
Branch. At Charlotte with C, C. A A. R. R. for all
points South and South-west; at Air-Line Junction
with A. ftp. A. L. Railroad for all points South and
South-east. , .
Na 8 Connects ai Salisbury with W. N. C. R. R,
dally except Sunday. At Air-Line junctton with
A. A C. A. L. for all polnto South and South-west
At Charlotte with C. & A. Rjauroad for all
points jSoutti 4 Southwest
balm Branch.
Leave Greensboro, daily except Sunday, 8.50 pm
Arrive Salem, A ; v" . lOOp m
Lewflalenj, ;, 5.45 am
ArrrTOGteensbOrQ, '." ;, " 7.45 am
Cbjmecting at Greehsboro with trains on the R i
D.andN.aRauroads. , ' -
: , , f SZJCaTIKQ CA WTTHOCT CBAH6S '
Run both ways on Trains Nos. 1 and 2, between
New York and Atlanta via Richmond, Greensboro
and Charlotte, and both ways on Trains Nos. 8 and
&S&n.NT2,?nd Saranaahj:RiflhHjtd,
Charlotte and Augusta.
Xhreuglf TAete)n sale at Greensbow, Raleigh,
Goltotwr Salisbury and Chaloa and at aU
nettI.iteSOuthi , SoWh-wesfeWest North
and EatrtirJIga- Emigrant rates to points in Arkan
aas .and Texas, ftddress-
a. avaLiaiujuMA ; ,
Gen. Paasenger Agent'
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ii 1
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iTLANTIC, TENNESSEE OHIO RAILjRQAD
!.f r-;yCaitotteKaaaira4a;l87r
On and after Monday, May 2dth the following
schedule ;wlll. be run joyejr thla roful dally Suhoay
excepted! ...... , ,
' ' GOING NORTH. ' ''' -' : '
-s-H-
LeaveCharlotte,. ... ,. 4. ... ,
" Davidson CoUege.,... . . .
Arrive at.Statevillei......Ti....!..
, 5 j! br, GOING SOUTH.'
Leave StateBvDle,.Xr:i.if.l:
Davidson College,
Arrive at Charlotte,
. ,8 00 a, m.
..'9 53 am
11 20 a. m.'
: '. 4 40 p. m.
.- 6 08.P.M.
.8 OQ .tm.
1 Coimectkmtoadeattoaflotta wltwr
LiraAraUway, anoVajtStateavJUevltai Western JtortK
.All freight Offered for shlsmehtto SecObnfitouse,
be iprepflidf ttayi betag (Hag) StaOonB, at which
tlons.'.
wroa "r iia ucuvcfT ai aaia sia-
J.
GOBMLET,
' ,'jSup't
! 4ay2oV
v(fOsi -jl THE HOUSEWIFE'S
The latest larHf mrMt mmrirji fn,rti
pwptpeker. A Fawasworth's Fluting and Smooth-.
"Hiv".. sMTca vim expense oi met and the se
vete ia8M,ofi6tandln.over ahot fire on ironing
This Iron heata RseuV ani wfll save tts worth In
wood consumed under the bid process in a short
tttojaay notlunf of ttie health of those who do
vanmmutji bun-. im-fn Aivi futmi'v I
We are the wnbi.lor the State ofNorth CaroU
na, and we propose to commence the sale of , it hi
Mecklenburg, Gaston and 'Lincoln -counties at
onceiAny Biie wtehing to porchase Ow tight to
seU te, other -ceuntlea in : the State . will do well to
apply at once , to the, undersigned ; at Charlotte, N.
C js,, , v v''v AH; NEWCOMER, : '
" ' IP "tftfTLIRT f Agents-
The sample Irons have arrived and am at H. T.
In fir 1 iiluimtiti .:. -
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IMPORTANT
DISCOVER I Ks
',, II E N R y ' s
CARBOLIC SALVE.
itIP. the mo8t.r,,!lrf.. t
JiTiT '"iiijea 01 any known 1
Jo he purpose of curing ,
SORES. WOUNDS, CUTS, BRUISES.
luummea anu abraded surfaces, and
for-:-
ALL SKIN DISEASES.
-waasa
wltbout a box ot It In te hiuse! Ph ,if,ral1'' be
Ite virtues; and the thuanwfKan8 eol
unite in recommending TbR
Ask for Henry's Carbolio Salve, and take no other
John 1?. henrycurraxN 4 co..
Sole Proprietors,
8 College Place, New York.
For sale by L. R Wriston & Co., Charlotte. N. c
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SMITH'S WORM OIF..
Athsns. Ga., December 8, lK7x
A few nights since I gave my son one dow nf
Worm Oil, and the next Iar hrM 8iS
large worms,. At the same tun I ave rm n
IlttTe girl, four yeaw old. vXeXLT.1?'
worms irom lour io nrteeu Inches lone
Worm Oil tnr Bnla K iL..?: ' PHILLIPS.
Pre-
H26.0Mit.' ' ' - Teb21il4ir
is a periect blood PoawtBRa Hhfc
only purely VbgbtaLB remedy known to
ence, that has made radical and Pkrsianknt
Cubes of Syphilis and Sckotola in all thei
stages. . . y '
It thorournly removes mercury from th
.systeja; It relieves' the. agoulee of mercurial
rbeumafisnandJ speedily. Cures' all skin di.
Sold by druggists generally.
feb25 6m " ' . ,
Bishop D. S. Doggett (Southern Meth.)
B is an excellent corrective of Indigestion. Have
used It with prompt beneficial results.
Rev. Dr. Mangnm, Prof. University otN. C.
I concur with Bishop Doggett in his estimate of
the Vest Pocket Cure, .
R-v. X. A. Yates. pTlL N. C. Conference,
tt has benefitted ae.. Send aBetbvr vkage.
Rev. Lerey Jt Lee, ix B., Meth. HlsTn.
I am never wlthourirarndme Of abroad. It s
an antidotottoindlge8tton.i Uneasiness altera
meal or purging Is checked and the bowels regula
ted. Ite merits are attested, .by numbers of high
characterJ have seen a "trled-everything"
peptle of fifteen years relieved' by one dose.
Rev. Dfs. Jpter, Broadtiuftickhison (Bapj
It Is endorsed by the direct perseaal testmoiiy
Lm11;?? "waonal fame, and f strtetees of
speech. Itis not too Much to say that o medicine
S5etJ!2i'J,Pek SDPPOrt In Hs favor as a specific
The word of any one of. the etntetht divines who
underwrite this antidote to dyspepsia has deserved
weight Their united witness Joined with the ex
perimental use and approval of the preparation by
well-known physicians, removes all doubt It Is,
beyond question, a wonderful therapeutical agent.
-Editors Reugious Herald, Ya.
Rev. B. L. Dabney, LL. D., Ham. Sid. CoL, Va.
It to highly esteemed here by the regular Medi
cal Faculty and the-people. It Is excellent for In
digestion and flatulent colic sedative, soporifle
tonic, slightly aperient, without nausea.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
For sale by:
DR T. C. SMITH, Charlotte. N. C.
.:.i.-i .'ii' 'i' I :U
ODELL, RAGAN ft CO.; Greensboro, N. C.
THEO. F. KLUTTZ, Saltebury, N. 0.
POJltiXLiar$ CO.,
Apothecarijei and JJote Proprietors,
Richmond, Va
mar 20 dAw it.
ARO'MATIC ,
mm
HfOQTaSaYASifi
T E ETU.'GUf.lSBREATH
NO' MORE RHEUMATISM
' OR' GOUT
A C.UT.E, 0 R.p H SONIC
S A L t C . Y 'L I C A
.: SURE. CURS.
Manufactured Only under the above Trade-Mark
' ": ''i; 'Dythe"'-;
- EUROPEAN 6 AiCYLIC MEDICINE CO.,
Immediate relief warranted. Permanent cur
guaranteed. Now exclusively used by all celebrated
jpnygjrdansrf Europe' an America, Vmlnfa
Steple, Harmless,, ajid iReUable Remedy on both
71 Parks reoort Q&
Highest Medical Academf 01
erSutot inO nea within three
$2 rjecretThe obit flsoiver of the iionf,
iUrlO Add which eodatain Ida Blood of Rheumaue
nd Gouty Patients. $1,00 a box, 6 boxes for
S5 00. .Sent to any Address on receipt of price.
JBndoreed by physicians. Sold by all druggists. Ao
idreaaon r, fTZ uTTWASHBlBcO.,
1 vWTlmpOftemf3POtaSCu-t.H-Y-
F9r aal& bJ.iH. McADEN.DruggUtii.
feb 18 1 ly.
Charlotte, N C.
CDALpRiTpPRIiVeS.
"T i OCATED tehimiles west of TaylorsvuTe. on the
JLi Lenoir road, Ja Alexander; (connty-lmate as
healthvas.anVwherehi North Carolina, Rooms
furnished with
or witnoni ooaru a iow
Provisions cheap.
For furtherj)articuiara atwrew.
ttJ. ALSPAUGH.
Little River p. p., Alexander .00.1 N. CI;
"BRICK FOR SALE;
Ji V
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. y..ox 152. Charlotte. N. c ft
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R. H.MORSE-
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