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. pesired in the Wilmington ljparket.
Judge Cantwell, of Wilmington, will
hw-fcure ih Lurrtberton . oitl the. 10th of
May, says the R&fiiew, and also in Fay-
etteviiie at an eany aay.
... The Salisbury. Democrat says it has
beard that Judge Schenck was ap
pointed receiver for the Western- Divis
ion, of the Western Norjih Carolina
Railroad.
' At a meeting of citizens j?f Wilming
ton Tuesday, to discus thf project or
building a railroad to tne souna, it was
decided to construct a tramway instead.
5hi& it is claimed, will last three years
anqLwiii Dear a rate oi speea no&x
ceeding fifteen miles per hcfiur.
TTre"OrTJcefirof "the Thfiff " Regjfa&iC,
r"Wyrrh
I Ul til
Carolina State Guard, met in
Purham last Thursday for the election
of field officers A. B. Gj6rrel. of! Wins-;
Ion, was ' elected colonel Major W. T.
Jilackweii. or. lien. Manivrs scamw
jeuKieur: niauiEiniuircuivinx. i ouu war
The Greensboro correspondent of the
RaleigrWetaS writes :J Cot
leaves in a day or two, to placehimself
under some of the noted physicians or
New York. His many friends in the
State will regret to hear of the necessi
ty of this step, and will but wish that
he may find the much needed relief. '
Wilmington Review : A Republican
in this city who is not an office holder,
nor yet a politician, has offered, we un
derstand, to bet a Republican official, a
Sherman boomer, the sum of 6100 that
a poll of the town will show that the
colored voters of Wilmington is two to
one for Grant He thinks ;that it will
ba four orjiv to one,althougb.tbeprop
o sit; an Js to fee&on two to onev- -
The Wilmington Review, oi Tuesday,
says : There has been ho decided im
protement, we regret to - say, in' Dr.
I F'anner's condition as yet, the only in-
aications, siignt yiougn tney were,nav
ing been as stateajby us yesiemay in a
very slight ihCTe!se of consciousness.
This, the nhvsiciaus say, was.not decided
enough to justify thero in stating that
there has been anything JiHe a jnarked
or decided improvement noficeaLIe.
Itailroad Inpcctin.
On Friaday last Mr. JolmlS. Barbour,
receiver, and other officials of , the Vii
ginia Midland RaikoAd," afceompanfed
by Mr. S. M. Felton, president of the
Pennsylvania Steel Work Company,
and Major Bent, superintendent of tlie
same company, made art ofgcial tour of
inspection of the Franklin -and Pittsyl
vania Narrow Gauge Railroad, prepar
atory to its reception by the Midland
road under the contract of lease which
has been executed for a year or ' more.
I At every station between tjhe Midland
junction ana tne KocKy? Mourit, the
terminus of the new road, l!arge crowds
first passenger train that had appeared
on the road. AtRoeky Mobnt the rail
road officials and visitors fere hospita
bly entertained by the enthusiastic citi
zens. At night a confererjee was held,
at which it was agreed that Mr. Bar
bour will acdept the road on the 1st of
May, if the contractors and the Narrow
Gauge Company can adjust any ques
tions which may arise between them,
so that the contractors wll deliver up
the road, which doubtless will be done.
ThePennsylvanians express themselves
as greatly pleased in regard to the val
uable mineral resources of the country
opened up by the new road'
The Wliitaker Cae.
New York Herald. '
There seems now some probability
that the mystery surrounding the Whit,
taker outrage at the West Point Acade
my will be dispelled. The fact that
United States District Attorney Wood
ford has caused the arrest oif Phil Ryan,
the Highland Falls tavern keeper, on a
charge of perjury, committed before
the Court of Inquiry, shows that his
detectives are in possession; of -evidence
not yet made public, WtienRyan comes
to be tried in a criminal court there will
be a searching investigation and a thor
ough sifting of the facts in the case. . It
is unfortunate that the investigation by
the officers of the Academy should have
proved; so abortiye, for thp public ex-
gected that tiiey would search to the
ottom of the affair . without fear "or
favor. Should Ryan's trial result in the
discovery of the perpetrators the fair
fame of the Academy Court of Inquiry
may suffer in the estiraation'of the gen
eral public This will be- a source of
regret, but the public demands that the
mystery be solved, no matter who suf
fers. A Conteat by Noted Pedestrians.
Daniel O'Leary, the pedestrian, re
cently placed in the hnds 'of a
New Yorker a forfeit of $500 for a
match, long-distance walk, with Fran-'
eis Hart nd John Dobler, dgainst anv
two men in England, for any sum f roni
$10,060 to $20,000, the wak to take
place in New York city. Ib is expected
that Rowell, Brown and Ilazael will
accept the challenge. Thomas Davis,
lately the backer of Peter J.- Pancbot,
with two other mfcn in-New York city,
has decided to -accept the: challenge.
They have communicated vith Rowell
and Brown, who have authorized them
to arrange the match for $10,000 a side,
Rowell to back himself for one-third
the amount. Rowell and Brown are to
draw up articles, which are to be for
warded to O'Leary for his appoval. t
Tle Only Present Urant xjver lieturn-
V - i- :cd -
From the Hour.
The Mexicans are telli nor all Srtrfa vF
stones about the meanness pi., General
Grant When the party arBved at the
charming mountain town of Orizaba, a
wicauciu, ur twisung or bulls' tails.
was given in honor of the e-President.
Among the performers was; a woman.
w no, mounted ttpon a fine mhstang, per
formed many surprising feats of horse
manship. General;Grattt expressed his
admiration of her prowess and iirai
the horse. In the usual Spanish, style,
the latter was, at pnee .ofiered ,tb the
treneral, who accepted ft. It was, how
ever, pointed out to him that he must
make some present in return, and
rather than do so he seat the horse
A Growing I nduairy.
One of the indnstriAn th-A.
up within the last few yeafr is the ex
portation Of OVSters to F.nrnn An.
vSvS1 Piwbed in? the N&w,
York Herald yesterdav. fhr- thA fnnV
years ended in 1879 there were sent to
LuropeSS barrels of oysters, at a
aiu ui .izi,i83.. K orthft six months
ended in March, this year,? there have
J?a"eI yalue: .i
"u'"11 aitnougn rais is unac-
wumauiy iess than last viear, yet the
hgures are large enouflrhfctf show hriw
important an industry this has become.
How History Recalls the Past.
J&.t' feari afeo in glatfd was con
?ir?K? 6lr James Ora-
twittySw TrJR1- lad taken
ciff-ted
tt'8 FIFSL?? recetotW madety.
Bon- - Ife PasteCIeneri; who has
ordered that letters to M. A. DaaphlnVlWo
city teiatrrs x The JWtusiana stto Lottarr
pany, forwarded without interference, beinacon''
waned Of it being hcmetOy conducted.., l . t
L TOOH-rfWH Y OIL A
A Story tUje Anclnt Ucinpe- Which
' 1 Said ib be Truft anal Which lit
ceunuiu Horrur iho lmacining off
the Noireliwt. ju.1
Tlifollowjfh story of'Monsieur "Le
coq, the Parisian deteti.vfe wtiom Gabo
rian liastre fftirroils.1! vouclied "tol
as 'haVtngireally a basis iii truth: WHien
M.' La Reynie was Iieftteiiaht-Geiiei al
of Police- terrW, produced 6y a myste
ro'us disappearance of ' several persons,
spread "through '-VariOtiS' districts" of
Paris. Within fOur trioiiths' twenty-six
young; gentlemen, varyingin ages fsom
sixteen to twenty-five years, were imis
sing from their inconsolable families.
which" had been 'robbed of five "promis-
a . rni. j
jng tradesmen s sons. - me gossips ue-
'cJar that a princess wno was suner
ing from a liver complaint, contended
against the makulvjlfy taking bathe of
lilimAn. ttlood., !Otlieri affimifed ItbM
the Jews, at intervals, crucified Chris
tians in hatred of the Savior, but lucki
thisenwrt fl nip flftftppAre vail.
Thetbc de Geit Ms spoEe on the sub
ject to the King, and the latter com
nlaitwd ttx-therLieulenant-Gaieral of
the Police-Tbiarcrwing isuch' a; thing
to go on. La Reynie, in despair at the
King's dissatisfaction, returned very
sadly to Paris. On arriving there he
sent for a very smart agent,
ONE
whom he had previously employed with
success in extricating 'tangled legal
skeins. On hearing the report Lecoq.
carried away by his actlvityrexclaimed:
"Well, Monseigneur, I see tbqt.-in . oi
der to relieve you from embarrassment
I must renew Abraham's sadrifiee. H I
ask for a week, and at the end of that
time I hope to have good news for
you."
Lecoq gave no further explanation,
and De la Resnie, whof regarded him a
one t Jii6$UustwbFln!M f gghffeiSis
missed him with a sign that granted
him most -extensive- powers. "LaceH
had a-son?4o whom hje- was sincerely
attachefland -whose education he un
dertook himself. This lad, called
"Wide-awake'tby his conrradesyOwlng to;
his leSdy wit,4really possessed" an un-
comraoa' intellect. He was sixteen
years of age, and nature, .while, , devel
oping his mindl hfijd not -forgotten his
external appearance.
" Wide-awake, whose real name was
Exnpere, obtained from Lecoq every-?.
thing tftat OSIri flatlet . a .young man s
vanity. His handsome clothes height-;!
ened the effect of his personal appear-'
ance, but he rarely went out, for Lecoq
was aware to what young men are ex-;
posed in the streets of Paris; he was'
escorted by spies in whom his father
could confide.
ON THE DAY
when Lecoq had his conference with
De la Reynie, on his return home, he
shut himself up with Wide-awake,
with whom he had a lengthened con
versation ; and an hour after the fe
male neighbors noticed the boy go out
in the most brilliant toilet, aiid this
time alone. He wore round his neck
and hat gold chains and medallions;
there were two watches in his fobs, and
he frequently clinked the louis with
which his pocket was lined. Lecoq felt
that the young men had necessarily
fallen into some gallant snare, and that
the lure offered them must be a pretty
gin. rtence neroresaw ti.at m expos
ing his son to a meeting with this crea
ture she would not fail to try and ruin
Wide-awake also; but the latter, being
well warned, would not be caught in
the trap by which so many others had
perished.
At about 3 p. m. on the fifth dav vounc
Lecoq, in all his glory, was walking on
the river terrace in the garden of the
Tn)lleries, when t
l REMARKABLY BEAUTIFUL LADY"
passed close to him. She was alone, but
followed at a short distance bv a sDe-
cies of duenna. The youner ladv's ace
might be from twenty-two to twentv-
five, and her face and figure were mod
els ot Deauty. Wike-awake examined
her with interest; his glances were not
lost, for pleasant ones directly re
sponded to his. He foreboded that he
was in for an adventure : could this be
the "girl he was looking for v in order
to mnke-eertainhe- checked his nar.e
and eventually sat down on a bench
acing the Champs Elysees.
He had not been there more than ten
ininntes ere, he saw the couple prowling
arotfftd him, and ended by seating them
selves on the same bench.. Thev hnwprl
in the usual :fsMonyof the age and en-
wueu into conversation. rne artiul
youth, who thus found his affair readv
made, asked the duenna who her com
panion might be.
"Oh, sir, was the reply, "my mistress'
history is
ALMOST A ROMANCK." .
lhe duenna hereupon proceeded
to
iniorm wiae-awafee that
her mistress
was the daughter of a
great Polish
to his estate.
prince, and sole heiress
VV lae-awake, on his side.
told the gov-
ernante, with all the ingeniousness pos
sible, that be was the son of a doctor at
Nantes, jin wis: sent to Paris to attend
the university lectures. After some
minutes' talk the old woman took
Wide-awake's handv y
! v uuiu "Will, UUU X
reaily-feeFaaffeCTion-for you. Here
is a proor. listen to me. My mistress
bt jnst seen you, you please, and she
instructed me to find out who you are.
Come this evening to the crreat gate of
St Germain l'Auxerrots, where I will
meecyou, and in all probability brinsr
you good news. Do not. fail ia , adorn
yourself at your best, for vdu would be
rained if you appeared rbefdre my mis
tress liKe a,fceedy student." j: t s r 5 i
After, this ttiey parted,' tmanVide
awake was mad with delight, as-he felt
certain tie had f ound the girl to whom
the disappearance of the young fellows
was -due. vHefhuryied to his father and
told him all that was Sroinsr on. Lecoa
shared -';
HIS SOlv'o SUSPICION :'
and hope; bat, in -the hevte of suecesr,
paternal tenderness wasarousdtitnd he
trembled at the peril the young man
must incur. In order to diminish its
extent, he assembled ' lrfs' most tf ustv
myrmidons, and ordered them to keep
close to his son, though without com
promising the success of theN plan, and
placed himself at the head of the squad
At nightfall Wide-awake, more hand
somely attired than --before, presented
himself at . the indicated spot. As the
church doors were being closed.a poorly
clad woman emerged from the sacred ed
ifice. Looking around her furtively,
and,, recognizing Wide-awake, raade
him a sign to follow. They passed
through several, streets, closely follow
ed by the spies, and at length stepped
in that of desiOrfevres, in front of
A RATHER FINE4I0USE.
"My pretty boy," the old woman said to
Wide-awake,. "th lady does not live ,at
this pattry spot,-but as thehoHsd iaher
property ,"sher -wishes to receirfi'yon irt;
it. I will go in and inform her of yof r
arrival,?! . .;,-v"':;v:'i iT3-.sn;r
After a short absence the wicked old
crone returned; V She jasked "tha yoixast'
man wjkuuow iu4 B5P w ho oanaagea,
but on his refusal introduced hini with
out , f urthef?f;6ppsitibif: intotha .fatal
house. Wide-awake,,wliO; .was alarm
fed. advanced iit. the-, darkness, bdotb
j hendiag soiuddert 'atta?;; bi; ni
f oundi himself in iial room sot" average
size, Bplendidly f uriiished.''ad- lit.ith,
wax tapers. A sofa covered with crim-
son 8aUh'fi-eTnBnfeiied5lw!tli gilt
nails occupied one-of the sides of the
room. On thaaofa; declined, in disha
bille, the PrincessjKbirouska,r,At,tl a)
sighilrof the stranger-stie jtreeted rttie
Ijfcmng man. anil with a word tlismissed
ithtf i d uenna. Wide-awakein'j sjpite.rxf
'hls.sharpness, lost his presende-of In'ind.
illre sight of this lovely person fasciar
tied iii m ; he could not move; "the yodng
spy in an instant
j,.Uj. FORGOT HIS KQJLE, ; , ..H
-The goddess descended"
JpWpne and offered her hand .fa Wide
awake, who kissed it. This kiss heated
lirs blood and restored his boldtiess.
Mot certainly he was in a bad placej
mt he was close to a charm mg-'Woman.
He became pressing, lost his head felt
,a hnd abstracting his purse, but said
aaoibing. -
i His fKiher was in the street With his
agents,-impatiently awaiting the signal
foe thiem to enter the house. But the
signal was not given, and soLeeocfhere
whistled ; even in the arms of the Prin
cess h;s son started at .it, arid4Jus re
called himself. Two minutes after the
Princess retired to her cabinet. Wide
awake took advantage of her, absence
bx-examine the room ; he tried to un-
fold a screen, but could not succeed, tot
the leaves seemed nailed to each 6fcher.
Wide-awake shook them smartly; one
of them fell and disclosed a cupboard;
in which twenty-six men's heads, ad
jnifably preserved, were displayed t-
' OR STLVKll D181TE5:
"SUbfiVl Vaerfe A8 1;ef jystf angl
awakening frornj.pjasjare, and young
Lecoq, whose lips were still vvaW.w.ith
t,h stranfffir'a kissp.s. ooened tliejn'.tO
utter, arcm'tiif " h6rror.u'But Wotsg'V.:
mained T. benina;" en- approacfting ithe
wmdOWfie fancied lie couid see throtign
the pans other headSfjxrng'.thei r hash
ing eyes;; upon him. Paler" thaui the
death s heads, unafeJto speak, he fell
on hisJireseaftl-!k"ped1lihAdls.
At thfs moment the window was
bursting and his fatBei", followed by the
whole sqiiad, entered th 'apartnieiit'.
Sttledby:his;soV.$Q'ehce,; ftrid fancy
ing him probaoly Assassinated, Lecoj
had bravely takeii the accuied" house
by storm. This actioh. sav-ed.". Wide
awake's life, for at the noise made by
Lecoq .And his men in entering the
room, tflerinces, accompanied by
four bandits,, armed to the teeth,
emerged froni the cabinet. The King's
men were inforce resistance was use
less, and'thjB four ruffians, with the girl,
their accomplice, Wre led away in
irons. A 'strict .examination of the
house led tfano further discovery.
It w?8 foupd.after yvard3 that the girl
wras English, and employed to entrap
young men, who ,wer killed and their
heads cut oiff. The bodiesi were" sold to
students of anatomy, while the heads,
splendidly prepared, were sent in batches
to Germany for phrenological purposes.
The government, afraid of such a series
of crime becoming known, punished
the culprits secretly. They were all
executed.
A New Puzzle with Word.
Boston Traveler, April 21.
Students at the Institute of Technol
ogy have uesignea a rival to the Gem
putzjey whiph. is, beginning -to excite
considerable interest about town. Given
two words of an even number of letters
the problem is to change one to the
other by altering one letter at a time of
the first so as to make a legitimate
English word, continuing the altera
tions until the desired result is attained.
The conditions are that only one letter
shall be altered to form each new word,
and that none but words which can be
found in English dictionaries shall be
used. Here are some examples of the
changes:
East to West East, vast, vest, West.
Boot to Shoe Boot, soot, shot, Shoe.
Dog to Cat Dog. dig, fig, fit, fat, Cat,
Milk to Hash Milk, mile, male,mate.
hath, Hash.
Road to Rail Road, rood, root, coot,
coat, coal, coil, toil, tail, Rail.
Soap to Fish Soup, soul, soil, foil,
fowl, fool, foot, coot, cost, cast, fast, fist,
Fish. : ;. '
The game is becoming quite popular
in railroad ofiices, as well as in family
circles and at firesides, and seems to
furnish instruction with amusement.
The Western North Carolina Rail
road. Raleigh Observer, 27th.
The associates of Mr. W. J. Best
reached the city yesterday, having come
here to sign the papers in the purchase
of theWestern North Carolina Railroad.
Mr. Best himself has been in the city
for some days. The contracts and all
the other papers in the matter were ex
amined and prepared for - signature,
some of them being re-written. Messrs.
George Davis and Thomas Ruffin were
present on the part of the State, and
Mr. W. A. Boyd, of New York, on that
of Mr. Best and his associates. The
reading over and preparation of the
papers occupied them until 2:30 this
morning, when that portion of the work
was finished. This morning the neces
sary copies will be made and the signa
tures affixed.
Thirty Tears' Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescrip
tion of one of the best Female Physicians and
Nurses in the United States, and has been used
for thirty years with never-failing safety and suc
cess, by millions of mothers and children from the
feeble infant of one- week old to the adult It
corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
colic, regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and child. We believe it
the best and surest remedy in the world, in all
cases of Dysentery and ' Diarrhoea In children
whether it arises from teething or from any other
cause. Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the f ac-simlle
of Curtis & Perkins, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by ail medicine dealers.
riov27 d&w ly
Soolts miCL j&tatimerj
Million Dollars
WILL be paid for SAGS, at the hlphest market
price, by WM. & R. TIDDY,
Paper Manufacturers, .
Charlotte, N. C.
etropolitan
FOB MAY.
ALSO
THE MONTHLY
JUST RECEIVED AT .
mddy&Bro's ook Store.
.',-j'-e::-.'Mi.:i. v. " ' :
FULIeTOXJaf OJB UrTERIC&'i3: PATTERNS
GARMENTS KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
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Msgs RAGSr
FASHION SHEET
Delineator
il
OHOES use Br11iaa Skoe Polish. . It will not
p mo off or soil the .afcirts. It is posl0relj free
from anything that wtll injure the most deneate
leasner. r sale Dy u. n, WKiaiva sua
ml
CYDONIN,
rfjsi !best preparation ever offered for the core
1 of Chapped SftlB.Pimple8,Tan,Eruptions, Sun
burns, etc. Sold only by .
L.B.WBISTONACO.
Fid. Ext Bochu and Jnniper.
INVALUABLE as a Diuretic.
L. R. WRISTON CO.
PLASTERS,
A ' LLCOCK Porous, Benson's Capclne, S. J's.
xi Capstcam and Belladonna '
L.RiWEISTON4 00.
BAKING POWDERS.
DONLEY'S, Horseford's ana Sea Foam. Also,
Prices' Yea-t Gem.
L. R. WBIaTON CO
BITTERS.
HOB Bitters, Vinegar Bitters. Hostetter's Bitters.
-. L. A WRISTON & CO.
mar 21
M. J. H. MeAden,
VKOWTSt UTD CkXBBBt,
Now offers to the trade s full stock of
Lubin's ljrtrrts and Colognes.
English Select
SB ICES
Colgate, Honey and Glycerine Soap.
Cngllsh, French and American
TOOTH BRUSHES.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully prepared at all boors, both night an
day at
2. H. MCULDXN'S
Prescription Store.
SECURITY,
SECURITY,
SECURITY,
200 Barrels of
C. WEST 4 SONS'
Extra No 1 Kerosene
AMD
ALADDIN SECURITY OIL.
West's Extra No. 1 Kerosene Oil, from C. West
Sobs, Baltimore.
Highest Medal awarded at Centennial Exposition
Crystal 00 Works, Canton. Warranted to stand a
Ore test of 110 degrees Fahrenheit before it will
tmrn. C. West 4 Sons, Baltimore.
For Sale by
Dk. J. H. McADEN, Sole Agen
CHARLOTTE. N. C.
mm
Try Dobyn's Sare Cure
TX)R Catarrh. Follow directions, and money
T will be refunded if you are not iclleved. One
dollar per box. Send for circular to
DR. T. C. SMITH, Druggist
Smith's Worm Oil
IS on a boom. Read the little Spelling Books
and be convinced. Dr. T. C. Smith has on
hand plenty of the "Worm Oil," lor wholesale and
retaU.
The Biggest Box
OF Blueing in the city for 5 cents; two sticks of
Stone Polish for 5 cents; three good cigars 10
cents. DR. T. C. SMITH, Druggist
Physicians
CAN get everything they need at Dr. T. C.
Smith's Drug Store. AU the new remedies
are kept In full stock.
Ayer's Hernia Truss
ITS the best in tne market Call at Dr. T. C
f'-L Smith's l)mr fttftm iinrf Axamfnn Miaiti bflfora
The Best Cigars
rkj&JJ St-60. 81.75, J2.00. $230,
JLJWjOO, 83.60, 5.00, SO 00 and 87-Ou per
nandred. Goods taken back If not satisfactory.
aprlS DB. T. C. SMITH, Druggist.
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IliHtt
Wholesale Dealers
IN
DETlliOTTB,
:o:-
MILLER'S PATENT,
PARAGON,
MAGNOLIA,
CITY MILLS,
COTTAGE,
All Guarauteetl to Give Full SaMacM.
R. M. MI.T ER & SONS,
Co t ge & Fourth Sts.
mar21
Spring Greeting1-!
SPENCER & ALLEN.
THANKING OUR FRIENDS FoR TQE LIBER
al patronage bestowed on us in the past, we
beg to inform them that our stock of
G1ROCERES AND "PROVISIONS
TROCERIES iiND A ROVlSiONS
Is now complete, and we are prepared to offer
special lnducennants to close buyers, and thrak
we am make it to their Interest to see us before
purchasing elsewhere.
ALL ORDERS
WILL HAVE OUR BEST ATTENTION AT LOW
EST MARKET PRICES.
We are agents for the well-known brands of
Rocklnghan 4 4 BheeUng and Pee Dee Plaids.
Give us a call. SPENCER ALLEN,
Wholesale Grocers & Commission Merchants.
Corner Trade and College Stree's,
Charlotte, N. C. Jan. 6.
Fust Q&eceived
AT
LEROY DAVIDSON'S
150
BBLS. APPLES.
QHOICE RUSSET APPLES.
Y QQ BOXES MASINA LEMONS.
75 BOXES OF ORANGES.
25 BUNCHE3 bananas-
Piere's Celebrated Soda Crackers, reduced to 16
cents; in Cans from 7 to 10 pounds.
apr20.
SMOKE
PERRY'S
BOUQUET
j3IGARS
T32 Best 5cent Cigabs
Kfer sold In this market; the rich man's luxury
tha poor man's solace; the traveler's favorite.
api-21.
CHAR., COL. & AUG. R. R.
Optics Asst. Gin. Passxmgxb Aoxnt.
Columbia, 8. C, April 7th. 1880
ONand after April 18th, to addition 1 thTsat
urday exOTTsion cards, this company will nut
on sale at all "taUora, good on any iuty or train,
local exeursien tickets as follows:
B5I?nd tickets, from and to all stations, good
10 V79 Per mi'e. each way.
per,hg00d ,0r ten t4eent
..Have on sale, also, at coupon stations, tickets to
New York, Philadelphia, Balttmore and WaahtoS
iSr'lSLW?1 Pmi to AsheTmelKTic!,
and etnm, and then continuing Journey to desH
natlon, thus enabling passengers, at a stoall cost,
iIflcent soeSery in the- famotS
r,SdJLt,le8ky nyif abofwtlcketa, ap
ply to station agent ' For uif carnation, address i
. . . D. CARD WELL, Asst. Paaa,Agt
V i
JLl)
wnn vi BOTH
Mty, Malaiia, aad
I If MM fl.il ImMr - il .s
I """" - ViT
CURES SCJIOFULA.
Caret Rheumatism.
Cures Syphilis.
Cures Malaria.
Cureg Nervous Debility.
CURES ERUPTIONS.
-
ROSADAIiIS
Phas its Ingredients published on every
Kaoal ShowIttyurPhy8,claniond
I"" wsii juu is composea or the
Istrong-est alteratives that exist, and Is an
Excellent Blood Purfier.
ttuAUALiis is sold by all Druggists.
For MAN and BEAST.
External and Internal. "
THE GREATEST PADT RELIEVER OF THE AGE.
Pott's Liver Pills.
THE GREAT VEGETABLE CATHARTIC)
REGULATOR. 1
Vegetable WORM SYRUP
Instantly destroys WORMS, and Is recommended
by physicians as thd best WORM MEDICINE.
C?"For sale by all Drutglsts.
- JOHN F. HENRY & CO.,
SOLS FBOFRIETOBS,
24 College Place, New York.
8 -
i ni iii nit
-Vt.
ABEAD". W
ALL OTHERS
SOLD BY
Recommendations
Messrs. Mayer Hoss:
Gents. I have t een ulng the Fish Guano for
three (:) years, and sty. without hes.tancy, it Is
the best Guano I ever tried
J. WATT KIRKPATRICK.
Messrs. Mover Ross:
Gents. The Fish Guano, bought of you this
season, gives entire satisfaction, as tested side by
side with three other standard guanos, the Fish
being ahead, making a net profit of sixty per cent
I expect to use more of it next season.
Yours truly, J. A. POPE.
Alexandrians N. C. aprl.
in am
TBI BEST
IS ALWAYS
The Cheapest.
I HAVE IN STORE
:s o
ii
WHICH IS DECIDEDLY THE BEST AND MOST
RELIABLE FERTILIZER OFFERED
TO PLANTERS.
To insure a full crop, and to mature it early so
as to command the high prices, buy the celebrated
COTTON FOOD
FROM
THOMAS 0. G AITIII i?.
COLLEGE STREET.
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DRESS MAEINOT
UP STAIRS, OPP. THE OBSERVER OFFICE.
Dress Making
In the latest styles at the lowest Prices
apr2 lm MRS. D. M. THOBNBUBG.
UNDERTAKING.
' A' fun Dne ef COFFINS oonstanUy n band
sha&p. . " W. M. WTLHELM,
Oct t Rogers' Fumlture Store
iROSilDALIS
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BAKER
PHI
PANACEA
Dr. Roners?
in
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