I GARFIELD'S HECORD.
I
I
Only-ygetable Compound that
acts directly upon tne L,iver, ana
rures Liver Complaints, Jaun
dice. Biliousness' Malaria, Cos-J
tiveness, Headache
crfition. .strentnens tnc sysu.m,
remilatesthe bowels, purines tjip
'T6u. . . .V ta
blood. A Hook sent iree. -ui.
Sanforh, 162 Broadway, JN. Jf.
rOA SAX.E bv alx. cbuqgists.
. a?
may30-6m.deod
teratouina; OTer
roar
tlmulanti ana ait
brain nerre nom
Mop Bitters.
tueHop Bitters,
gofterina; from any in
tlont If you are mar
Tomu. aafFerlmr from
If yon are Toantr tad
dlaoxetloa or dinlpa
Brlad or ainfto, old or
Rpoor health or laogoiali
lntf on bed of lek
a, rely aa Hop
Bltters." -
Whoavar too are,
Stoasand die an-
tonally from aomel
whenever you feel thai
roar ayatam aeada
Bdeanaiiia;, toning or
Mraw.01. RiaMjr
disease that might
fatlmnl.tlng, without
been prevented
untoxieatfng,
fcke Hod
by a timely
ruo of . Hop
1 4-
LSlttora. .
I Hare too dya-
tar urinary comA
r 1 -
U an absDintej
r warar ai
)paM(. disease 01
lithaaAMnaoh, 6ou
land lrreslstableV
. Mood, Hwr
cure for drank-
or aertwa t Too
eness, n a e of
win be cored If
kjplnm, tobacco,
oa ueHop
or narcotics.
If to are dm-
Sold by dratr-
ml7 weak and low
lapirRed, try itt
elgta. Bend for
ICtrculax.
It may sav
your life.
KOP KTTEBS
has saved
hundreds."
1.
mvl eod&wly
Fortlfj
System
And you are armed against disease. The finest
tonic for this purpose is Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, which renders digestion easy and complete,
counteracts bllllousness, and keeps the bowels in
order, and so genial and beneficent are its effects,
that not only Is the body invigorated and regulated
by Its use, but despondency banished from the
mind.
TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS.
We certify that we have been selling "Swift's
Syphilitic Specific" lor many years, and regard it
far superior to anything known to science, for the
disease for which it is recommended. We have
never known of a single failure.
8. J. Cassels, Thomasvllle, Ga.
L. F. Greer A Co.. Forsyth, Ga.
Hunt. Rankin & Lamar, Atlanta, Ga. ,
Pemberton, Samuels & Reynolds, Atlanta, Ga.
Daniel 4 Harsh, Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta, Ga , July 1, 1 874.
Mb C. T. SwnT-Dear Sir: We have been using
your "Swift's Syphilitic Specific" in the treatment
of convicts foe the last year, and believe it is the
only certain known remedy that will effect a perma
nent cure for diseases for which you recommend it
$i,ooorTward
Will be paid to any chemist who will find, on
analysis of one hundred bottles of S. S. S , one
particle of mercury, iodide potassium, or any min
eral substance. &
Prepared only by the SWIFT SPECIFIC COM
PANY, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by T. C. Smith and L. R. Wriston & Co.
Call on your druggist for a copy of "Young Men's
Friends."
may27-dwlm.
Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
Diamonds, Slyer and Silyer Plated tee,
Gold and Silver Spectacles,
and everything kept in n
FIRST-CLA JEWELRY STORE.
The Highest Cash Price Paid for
Old Gold and Silver.
Particular attention paid to tte Repairing of lna
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
- ALL WATCH AND CLOCK WORK (
Warranted for Tweke Months;
All goods sold at this establishment warranted
as represented.
HONESTY IS THfC BEST POLICY.
JOHN T. BUTLER,
Carbllna JewrtrV stare, Charlotte. '
1 1 . 1 i i V iii i 'i i t 111 lit ' ,i In,
NOTICE OF SEIZURE.
,; r'lu'5-.3i:is to i 4... t
r rNtXRKAtRXvKMirjL .; ,
. -, ..(J'JTATSSVII.Lp, 0. JO 11880..! rj
oBwiHir Tiuuuioo or Knerruu ttevenue uim,
uneisvi8S0, st jbaaeU) hlskeyktownery . B,
Notice Is hereby given to the owner of claimants
oiinesoove oescruea property to appear before
me at my officer if HtatviUe ,nnd nuOce claim
uiereio
date be
United
s ..Mvnm Jin'
T It
1 nf IiihIimtm aak 1 I n&n' O let-, : 1. j J
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fll
1 IV
1 y. 11
ffl iTri T II
r a cr m
1 i
i 1 niTTrnnll
nuiuuiiuii
1 n .. 11
1 rarvrn I
r-A II I
frV STOHACH
the
oeiore lue Mfiquion inirayuays rrora
l,.4iJLttaLa nri WW in ViCH t liiWTyrtTTva
To!!-WIl.'-.J Tiil.tllil V4
jjfii- riv.
wourgraries nVflihtfltalast
week. i',. : . w -i r 'j
Tnflpv.' Xohodv in this
county-cafe's to rurif pr (he Legislature ;
all desire to run from it.
The five-North CaiStfJni3n&fl)0'otS
ed for Grant at Chicago were, Isaac J.
Young, J. JLraffln, J. Q-jDooJ0111
Keogh anf O. tT. fceprs,. .
- ElizabfiD5ft9aZcol3?.O idmglnce
was receiva pere leies" "
dayiM the DurSrr)! WJ &iflSavngiSta-
t.nn No. 17. on tniacoast. wmcu evem.
took place mPmJ$9 1-J
Jia
idwwnsa.Wiip? bathing hertiipjitinrt
hridfffi Saturday.
H , . iy-, . ;,; - rS!
TT 1UOLUJ1 kJOIViVIV i-i vi
Ifarth Carolina will present .the nape;
ni her rising votint? lawyer. C!lB. Wa
sdrf, to thstatq pennon tor ajwt-
T - . Ail
rev lienerai. nnu 'sue asa. - ox
JaiJja 4jjlj,recogju5d
grfa was rre"ceited a this -ckjMeftday
announcing the death of the wife of
Mr. Thomas W. Elpwrj, formerlr of
this city, invBK)okIyfVlSuniay. Mrs.
Brown's matderi nakneJwasJjUCjElk
Tii. Shft was a daughter of the late
Rev. Dr. Empie, and a sister of the late
Adam and W. K. Empie, of this city.
' i Second Century : We iearn upon in
quiry that more nuggets have rbeei$;
found at the Sam Christian vl&ine,-
Washing has rate -lasN cenenced Lirtj
'to
mine so famous.
Goldsboro Messenger : On Wednes
day last, Mr. Renno, rythrr fheMell
known railway bri(buiMrrba(r the
misfortune to have his right ariib4-r
ly shattered by the explosion 01 a Hy
draulic iack while ttta w6rk''c-n -euse
river bridge, nearjthisjt03i:rj Alarge
bolt from the . jack hit the. arm just
above thVelbow'and produced a -com
pound fracture 01 the bone.
Second Century ; ,DjSFurr showed
us Thursday morning ti most beautiful
suecimen of gold embodied in quartz.
It is about the size of a hens egg, ancrl
looks as if struck with a'hnmrhr'r there
is gold enough to adhere in a solid
lump. He found it upon the surface
near his residence in Cabarrus county,
and says he has several others even
richer than this, found in the same
manner.
Wilmington Star: A mad dog was
slaughtered by a sergeant of police in
the neighborhood of the. First Presby
terian church Saturday'morning. He
was a pet dog, and his owner had kept
him in close confinement for a day or
two in the hope that his maladymight
not prove of the serious character at
first supposed, but the delay only tended
to confirm the first impressions in re
gard to his madness and lie was there
fore shot and killed.
Baltimore Sun: Isaac Hendricks,
aged 22 years, a seaman from the
schooner David E. Wolf, was admitted
to the Maryland University Hospital at
a late hour on Thursday night, suffer
ing from a severe wound on the right
side of his head, which had been inflict
ed by some blunt instrument in the
hands of a shipmate the day previous.
Hendricks last night had symptoms of
paralysis and was delirious. It is
hardly probable that he will recover.
Hendrick's permit to enter the hospital
states he is a native of North Carolina.
THE DARE-DEVIL FOUR EST.
One of the most Picturesque Charac
ter of the War of the Rebellion.
An Ex-Confederate Officer in the Cln. Enquirer.
No man ever exacted stricter obe
dience or more thoroughly maintained ,
it. He brooked no disobedience of his"
own orders, and he resented their in
fraction with characteristic fire.
When his-command needed supplies
he stopped on no technicalities of ob
struction to obtain them. The writer
well remembers once sending a requisi
tion for food and forage to an officer at
one of the railroad stations," and was
refused on the grounds that ;the sup
plies belonged to an infantry command
in the rear. Forrest having failed in
the same manner to obtain, needed pro
visions, cooly took' what he wished
without further parley, stating that if
any complaint was made he (General'
Forrest) was responsible. . His services
were so valuable ,- that his Summary
methods were-overlooked. He said to
the writer in explanation of his taking
these supplies that he never hesitated
to override formalities when he deem
ed it necessary: that he would break a
thousand of them ja any: cost to himself
before his men and horses should suffer
for want of . subsistence, and . that the
infantry in amp could get plenty more,
while his men; always- in active service
on the front, could net obtain supplies
all the time.' a ?"tQTdlOr1
Another instance of his disregard of
rules was that he allowed his rmen to
absent themselves just when he pleased.
He had bis troops onhand on all neces
sary occasions for march' or fighting "or
picket duty.. He would turn a whoh
regirrient loose-: foca day of two twlietr
in the vicinity of their homes, or when
they could be spared, and this when;
mere were positive orders against it
from army headquarters. And-the
practical result .of it ,was that 4t, absolutely-benefited
the service; fit satisfied
and encouraged the . men, and made,
them better soldiers. No general pun-
lshed-desertion more severely orde-
uiciiiueu. iiuLuer service, ana jione-toOK
more responsibility ; in behalf pi tlje
comfort or "pleasure of his command.
While the writer connected liries
with Forrest the scouts of that officer
. . A al' I i . . i
were constancy in iront and rear.
Forrest not only reconnoitred Jbis own
ground, Jbul that ofc everybodyefee.
ills search ior lniormation was unceas
ing. It was this restless watchfulness
and inquiry that constituted one of hia.
ehief traits. His scouts were ubiaui
tousrThey went eyery whsrrand tpeyth
exhausted every ourceVfow8 I
vvnerever he went he -hacr . etertawr.
path; thicket -and rtot:;otiotervatloh
or aDDroach. front. flanknd.Ttar rif in lf;
ieted,add In, addition his scoatsswarfiis,
ea ior mues arounu, sending tmnetinsf
to him hourly e Pf J3 ';
Just before tire battle pf ChiciairiaHiia:
the writer was incQmrnana of a brigade
of cavalry at AlDiheGrti -Forrest tassi
ed byfeoing ta the sfrontafialnd hired.
-of the condition ' of m atters and tb.
news oj ue enemy. . 4iereaereq bm
pf theinfonnation ?obtanabl ''mfm.
, j . . , f T- T "F
be started tff -to the front he-
adieu and said: "I believe I
and give them feTIpws adarZ
'trriiu'it'ii: iunf. ut t fl
Cabinet ITlaklnff. , ,
I CuiOAGd. yune ik-AMentor YOhio
dispatch to theT! a(,:frieh'';pf.,
ifUknern llilTRfM In lrionAi(TbrnrhMvrl r
t U home, who are very confident of tris f
election. ar
already ,busy arrginaLliis;!
('cabinet and
rore lung,-wiie iicvuipiui JTO:num-yiarffe nim jviui eon
end sotalifihl big Hh&nU" im$m:hme-&emY gexbrdlc
th&stf tmtrhave berdtofofe mflde-tne-pojistitrtents that he shoul
foreign service, v ACC(rd,mted with saymgperiemitoxil vrher
inziUito j their
eiatefi 'jsyi vesier - a.
Rruia.li: j-rettiuent Aiinsaa.ie.Air. inirv
flnciaeeFMlresaen
ana ftitnar 4uage-
)) -.'-Jil A'H
d)vr
Matthewa,will!incceed Mr GArleHiiiy
m United State SenatOwTL flJ K
i inn'i nUiiM linn ijw i't i!j;nmMM imHMitif
.0
the Republicans
of Hit Own
?ttratricLSaf.ofn
At a laiieDeirw6fati
aalsMtafe
etirwNaM
New York iridaynisrii
Chairman
-vaw . a . .awar
cKean cliimea'vtner
attention
meeangXot
M& se-
d by the Inde-
pfettdentVItepnTjiicans orien. ixarneius
X . f-l J 1 HAL
awn aistrtcA or jnio,-o oeui-eiuuer. tu,
4876, wierfeeseiilRabarcaiv.
wn districl ofphio.-oji S
4876, Wterthe4ireseiillRaf
did ate tor President was a candidate
didate tor President was a canuiuatei
C ar tX . r
mast preciseJStnd vigorous su
the reasons why Garfield ne
bathe chief ttagistrata of t
the
that had ever been pat befo
liQ,Aand they were thfi ex
hia fellow Republicans.
Resolved, That there is no other man
to-day officially connected with the ad-
mmisfetioai.f the national govern-.
itaintfiv tarnnm are '2
floTeW'Braychar:
ruptiioaitiaan. aw i publicly made and
abundantly, sustained against James A.
"oreei?11 Republican convention
f Resolved, That since he first entered
Congress to this day there is scarcely an
jnaance.which rings and monopolies
harerbieetr arrayed against me lnieresis
of the people ; that he has been found
;fctTv lnftpch ovoteTuBon the side
70hjrlaebutlafoslievery case
henas beenirie ready champion of the
JifigSj and monopolies.
rwZeni'nofi That wft psnpp.iRllv charffe
AiliOVC VlsWf - ' v f J d
him with venality and cowardice in
.... -n n A.1 A. - ..A.
.permuting nenjamm f . 1 uuutjr wai-
taefrfO he appropriauou uni ui ioo
trMVerto be remembered infamy, the
MMyteai, anttfif tmpmmfm P g
1 fcrrthateasutffiiiforlill nilaje ;
a
is
constituents
Repeal jirtd with evading said demand
DyvOLing 1U1 LUG ilUltlllJlOUll .LllCiiCl-
2?SlS,.Shai FeA further arraign
ajid4aaujice him for his corrupt con
neMonwith the Credit Mobilier.for
biscfalse denials thereof ibefoi- his con
stituents, forh is pei ured denial'tfeereof
before a committee oFTns peers in" Con
gress, for frauft&541ffisrcoritituents in
circulating among them a pamphlet
purporatosetf orth, the. finding of
said cornmilteej? ana uae veviaence
against htiifj when'irt fact materjal Por
tions thireeere6mitteti'a)rd garbled.
Resorted -awertheiwarjrdign
and charge mm with corrupt bribery in
selling his fnciaWhfmence as Chairman
of the committee on. appropriations for
$5,000 to the De Golyer pavement ring
to aid them in securing a contract from
the board of public works of the Dis
trict of Columbia; selling his influence
to aid said ring in imposing upon the
people of said district a pavement which
is almost worthless at a price three
times its cost, as sworn to by on&bf the
contractors; selling his influence to aid
said line in procuring a contract, to
procure which it corruptly paid 97,000
"for hlfluehcef' selling his influence in
a matter that involved no question of
law. uoon the shallow-pretext that he
was actinir as a lawyer: selling his in
tluenee in a manner so palpable and
clear as to be so found and declared by
an impartial and competent court upon
an issue soiemuiy meu.. .. .. .
Resolved, That Tve arraign him for
gross dereliction of duty as a member
of Congress in failing to bring to light
and expose the corruption and abuse
in the sale of post traderships, for which
the late secretary -Belknap was im
peached, when the same was brought to
his knowledge by Gen. Hazen, in 1872,
and can only account for it upon the
supposition that his manhood was de
bauched by the corruption funds then
by him just received and in .his own
purse.
Resolved, That neither great ability
and experience nor eloauent partisan
discussion of the dead issues of the late
war will excuse or justify past disbon
esty and corruption, or answer as a
guarantee of integrity and parity for
the future.
Resolved, That, believing the state
ments in the foregoing resolutions' set
forth, we cannot, without stultifying
respect, support at the polls the nominee
of the Republican convention, of this
district for re-election, nor can we,1
without surrendering our rights as elec
tors and citizens, Bit silently by and see
a man so unworthy again sent to rep
resent us in the national Legislature.
That, ctrohg in the conviction f right,
we call upon the electors ot the district;
irrespective of former or present .party.
auacnmenr, wno aesire nonest govern
ment, to unite with us in an earnest,
faithful effort to defeat the re-election
of GejQGarjfieJd and elect in his-stead
an honest and reliablef rrfafi
Jm
Propoaition to Lease the AUaulic
' North Carolina Railroad.
The following is the proposition made
by Hon. li. R. Bridgers for the lease of
the Atlantic & North"' Carolinh 'Rail
road:
Wilmington, June 9th. 18S0.
J.D.'WJuiford;Esq.,PresideAtY f 'f
Dear Sir In behalf of the W.: & W.'
Railroad Company, I submit the fol
lowing prdposition to lease the A, & N.
0. R. R. with its property : ,. , '
1, An annual rental of 632,500 in
quaHerly instalments for a term of
thirty years the A. &T, C. R, Ik.Co.
pay all taxes, and after payment of in
terest and expenses, shall apply the re
mainder of lease money to payment of
debt. If . tins cannot ; "be paid : before
maturity, then to. a sinking fund for the
debt.
; 2. The present line of road shall jbe
maintained, and the rolling stock,- nja
ebvnery, and property shall be returned
tot xhe expiration of the lease.' in !cbiir
rdifcianYfls good as when jjoisession was
taken! : . .vi --.-
'oil Mies ipf, cotton With tariff of ApfiP
1. 1878hau not be advanced bu the Ai;&
N C. Railroad. The gauge of the road,:
motive no. wer, and rolling stock shall
be cttanged to thaV of tha W- & V. Rail
road as a part of. this lease,; at the ex
pense of the W. & W, R. IL Co. .
A. If the State of North Carolina shall:
EailroacUaf tec i the vtennination oi i its
in svstem. the stock holders iui trener.
1 meettticr of the A. & N. C. R. K.'Co
balTTiave power ,tp terminate "this
iase. , UttUfilUn
Garfield Unit Exola
: A Nevirork letter says :
The more
ioaehttul of the Republiean -leaders 1
'fio.-ti''1 1 'cim -i-n-fn-f-rrtbrT 1bV!1mi'b-'t1i'WViT
h somehow silence, thmonrAtic de;fi
flaai
.ndfoVh'extariktiWi f the'evefiia1
ift lS72.'Rrid which is embodied in
repryMoy
thijfa,8eQn,i3iii7ysayuneIh;w,np
t6 anpnekcend if rem- tlfultest irw
times
iattHlia bhaiii'andr.they.Htfe.'irji
arrataisuoeimLUE'tiUM bpbcuisi
lnnric':wpi;whiiifl
nh'WArTrVMahd'ttoVMi
'.V'6bMotd and GOVw
t nbthinfr in IV -5
int. nf ronrsfi the othfir !
n,Wnv fmM wirKoiri httiii'A' rrr
"TTf LTIi:rTTrT7 ? 1 I
ilOur drug Mores .are, now supplied w
Wtte;,'ithe,ewl1Medimtte'wr
What
t,.
anirfer
lease to the 'Rifehmoml &mhvine R. IU
n:; -tin ''Witt otViWal"''rm-ftH'a
tect what is termed the: tNortai Caroj-
1
JChfel
KIHMUH4HJ h: im
1th "KaJLL
r Ra ranew bwwi ana comes ic 08"BD"SiiKinT rewiu i. .
' bills. '" Tiwikumi ir).Ai biiipin, mayl'8'4w'-'u1
r-Tion-n fetjHA .fJftt'ttni itivuZFr Ji,bsnlil
is
Statement ,fjrjsj
tne of Hia SaviM
MXXIalal
i r. . ujii.Afti-J-"iJ mm
PPpr iiie vice rrewBjf ii-y
telegraph to the-Heraldy -
t-A: Wdod, one of -Hhe Tilden dele
gates to the Cincinnati convention, who
afewdaysld)lMa''iTf !intjrView with
0x-Gov. Tilden, says-irr regard to the
frurAortflar-awal 6fMr. Tilden : "I
belTeWft fsltftiS; fjffrlgtny ponversa-
)tt,WitTfthe'ge'ntIemail"he-Tiici;m
foe would let me know wrietlifip;
as a candidate or not and if iofe wbotmi
tfould suDDort. on -Satardayi'siw
2, or the f ollowflafc ,Moaclay1''w?
3Uien you think tliatihe UlUint-rr
true V" Mr. Woalas8kt
1 srith -Mr.
taMttaid;' h'teirM' Mr&SS:,
and that ne would let it be raawa jwt
day nr Monday ?"
"Yes. thaPs.whatJ was Ariven to u-
erstSMf 'i SMftnysVliyjtde
up his mind. - At thattimeit w-aa con-
findential." rx fT-p v"
"Whom wUVMrTiWesxroportr
Seymour, k1.of ...CQursa, , He, M
strontreatiiandKlaia and thaiTtxesf marf,
rirrd, t rt thotit idoirb;! -can 'idsrry' "New
.i.Vffftf i.Ir.1 .iV.y a !H'(V-:I ti! Jilt.
suDDOse .vouiiiave an .idiea wno twui
Haw-about ThurmauV - Would-Tal
Mr. Bayard is a good man and a
gentleman vYhm n.qpftTSd say a
word against, do you uunK any ui
these Presidential aspirants would, ac
ceptfej
i r i m
Juhflati SiyincKir
as he is the strong candidate.'
illErtHAjk UCVENOB.
Said to be Preparing to Enforce Civil
VASo7f untl3.i1r1pt
ed with some indications of truth that
Johnu Sherman .has threatened j, -revenge
on the treasury department
and custom house, officials . who stop
ped Grant instead of himself at the
Chicago convention. This statement
hid been )niud itH. especHcl tbfe
pointment or ex-Gov. Hartranft, of
Pennsylvania, to be collector of the
port of 'Philadelphia in place of Tut
hill. Mr. Sherman says that he had no
knowledge of Hartranf t's appointment
Until befitted df Uhfefa'ctby Hayeei 'It
is said that the head of Collector Thom
as, of Baltimore, is in danger. Sher
man will not deny or aflirm the truth
of that rumor. An apparently well
authenticated rumor iiLin circulation
togthgej CFttoa flrWnay er6nue
Commissioner Raum will, in the lan
guage of Denis Kearney, "have to go."
This anticipated action of Mr. Hayes is
based xmf the active part taken by llaum
in political affairs in Illinois prior to
and during the Chicago convention,
ank which, it is said, was persisted in
in the face of repeated warnings that
it was in gross violatian of civil ser
vicejrules and theories i In vew -of the,
coAfrse rKifsiled fcf MfVHaye's in1 like
cases in New York, it is not perceived
how he can consistently do less now
than ask for Gen.Raum's resignation, or,
in the event of failing to receive that.re
ihove him from office. Sherman cer
tainly iWpuM be pleased to see Raunu's
heddfall. "i" ..!' i
HAUNTED ME.
"A Korklifgrnan says: "Debt, ,D0veriy and suf
frtng .taiunted.jme'for years, caused by a sick
raifllfy ana TaTe bills for doctoring, which did no
good. I was ' completely discouraged, until one
year ago; by (he advice of my pastor, I procured
Hop Bittri and .commenced their use, and in one
month w Jh4wal;wellf and aon of us aave been
sick a daralfjeeysnd Ianint to sayte all poor men
you can keep your families well a year with Hop
Bitters for less than on doctor's vjgjt cost."
Christian Advocate.
Amid the hurry and din of politics the unceasing
demand for profitable investments' continually re
curs to the nilnd of the fortunate owner ofJunds
bevond the antosnt of tie dailv actliaVnirtslttes
of life. Bat now mxnteere are whohaving been
tely u
ticha;
reguiany aid the
cause Of
Da
31
every
month for the
purchase of.
a ticket in the grand
monthly drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, .which takes, nlace invariably, on the
second Tuesday joflteverj tapnth at New jOriesns.
ana wm;re iwu uoimre ' muj jpnxruee a
rettrrhof
SOU.UUU.
BISHOP D. S. DOGGETT,
Of the Methodist Church South., certifies to the.
menu bf the'iFes Pcoketfiore-' as a remedy lof
Dyspfpbiali FAoMS ceats Sold by Wimgglts
Polk, Miller Co., Richmond, Va., Proprletofi.
June4r6w. .. . . ,,
tmwmn CAN IE CI1EBI
Dr,
0 TBS
n
-T" lITLiLaini
Cares ConsnmptieB Colds, Pnenmo
nia,' Influenza; Bronchial Bifflenltles,
Bronchitis, Hoarsenesg, Asthma,
CronpOVhooping Conghf and all Bis
eases of the Bwatlr Qrvans. It
soothes and healA the' Jffembrftne nf
i the LungsiBfUiaed and poisomed h
tire-aisease, jnra pre vents me ni
sweats and tightnfs, across the a
TION is not an incurable malady. It
lSiOnlv neeeAHrvt4 Hiftvrfhfti rte-bt i
remedy. ' JDON'rDBSPAIR of ;;BE
LIEF, for tiurleaigrft neetfleiwiU
cure you, even though professional
aid fails. it t
m r - -t m r tim -
mm
m
uwm) uu8v jrtnverjtu Jieaitnu isinv-
mentuma jHsfoifectaHt"
tlenry'a Carbolic Salve Ileal bums.
, Henry's Carbolic Salve cures tores.
mpies,
npl
vises.
Ask for Hennti anil tika no other.
g : t BEWAop.coiranaaa'EiTs..,
L 1
f2' 2Trr
For External and Internal Ust
1 y HE QREAJllSTrjf BELIJTICJ'tnrB AGE.
3
I -Edey.'s Carbolic -Tr oc
ig l I w A BURS PRJJVKlWlf JSf b9 1 L
lWiJ 'flit
Senttathorltative
bejttisua.'f-iecontt piace r
' "OhJ,, IMt? klidw,1" but "Henry B.
Payne, or uhib; is a strong mat";;
HfltL'S
n n i a n
CARBOLIC
awA
HE.
uwyPontaaibti.
-til lemsan to tho Xmste.
1
muni! brif; I.lilbfrf tl
Eelleve Dyspepsia kmilb
3
fn-w. intTY mu .VL .imT .ltfj
Imp ji n )
vela
r. t mui;
mylMd flin f-w.Jo viuii fjmuii n;n
f hpi haw gttsacertiflcates are a thousind ilmes
re & reited W !2jiantose
order by designing persons who desire to foisted
the public their drastic and depleting mixtures, on-.
der the gukft Regulate rj, tnYlgprarOfs.Bitterg,
&c. The proprietors of .
jh-ii.-j :u;".vaiO -"Ji. : ;
j .I'.hj-if, dHi LliVliR' CURE v n -mI: i:
; vi-' ; i it ! !.-.! f5i.- 'j
IKfortdpeopte tatyou knowi whohate if
fled to tts KrWrt valaVln all diseases of.uie1 tlver,
StowcaiSkjn anl,iadney. .jtsto emireJr;veet-
poisons, nievebtlticKertn CWllsf BUbusnessAs 7
' 'All'-TirtiatJi
art Sell arid
i .iii-. jTiirr.-.m
mend it ii iwvi-nvj'i hi
lclaiis., jfii1 Jj'lenlis'jto ieara
itormulk; jlnsbiikoomfkleoc
er. as are the f!oUini, muij never foi to ffpeak
if: It to; U highest terms aniTeeomniend 'ft to
if. . I :.- 't 4.i .1 I I - ;
r- - '(,-; J lu K ' .1
Dr. GEO. 8. PELtER,
pr,W,?,JfiaHK
C. ?A. QftAtsiSB;5 ji
W. M. MUCKEXU88,
H. S. NXtfFftLLS,
J S. HABTIN,'
D. J, CRAWFORD,
W.H.WBOTON.
Ret. A. OOKI BHITHj
tev. H. C. POWER,
Bey.'aB. joimy, "' 1
Rev! Ll CtJTTBBEBTV
DtaiKPflON,''.,;!
i ,,
s.!BUBiiAir;',;I-;
PR3E3TER, . .
It is simpler, Detter and; cheaper than any other
similar preparation ever offered.
. .ft,. , , r , V
BOWIE 4 MOlStf, Soe rroprietors.
i Charleston,-8. &
WILSON & BURWELL, Agents,
June 1
CHARLOTTE, . C.
For Ladies' and Childeii't
SHOES use Brazilian Bhee Polish. It will not
rub off or soil the skirts. It to positively free
from anything that win injure the most delicate
leather. For sale by L. R. WRISTON 9l CO,
CYDONIN,
nnHE best preparation ever offered for the cur
jl oiunapi
Skln.PimDies.Tan.EnrntloniL Sim.
burns, etc.
ild only by
L.R.WRI8T0N4CO.
Fid. Ext Bnchu and Juniper.
INVALUABLE as a Diuretic.
L. R. WRISTON CO.
PLASTERS,
ALLCOCK'S Porous, Beneea's Capclne, 8. & J's.
Cupalcum and Belladonna.
L. R. WRISTON 4 CO.
BAILING POWDERS.
TOOLXFS, Horseford't and Sea Foam. Also,
m-' rxvxs teasi uem.
L.R. WRIaTONatOO.
BITTERS.
HOP Bitters, Vinegar Bitters, Hostetter's Bitters.
L. R. WRISTON 00.
mar 21
DR. J. D. UeAden,
BBUoeiR AJTD
Xow often to Um trios a full stock tt
Labiii'g Extraets and Colognes.
lacusb Saisd
SPICES
Colgate, Hooey and Glycerine Soaps.
English, Trench and Iwwlnw
TOOTH BRUSHES.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully prepared at all hoars, both Bight sat
day st
; J. H. MflADXirS
Prescriptton 8tara
SECURITY,
SECURITY,
I SECURITY,
200 Barrels of
C WEST SONS
Extra No. 1 Kerosene
ALADDIN SSCrj&ITT OIL.
West's Extra No. 1 Keroasae OIL bom ft, West '
Sons, BaWmortv
i Highest Medal awarded at OentennUl Exposttteo
jCrystal on Works, Canton. Warranted to stand s
Irs test of '110 degrees Fahrenheit before it will
Wra. C. .West k Sons, Baltimore.
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ii.'4 .llKr;,lj f
( I Ill
For Sale hf
H. XoADZN, Sole Agent,
41)
Da. J.
CBIARLOTTE. N. C.
-4-L
wnisKey oarreis ut good order.
For inform
. r. mi
I rant'aM Saloon Xayior street, tw4Jooiam,
f ctmrdsea street, Columbia, aa -TiJHi
lams
3m
OillVfistr.i
mwhi
pnivr.d AvAiT
1 .:
I
I
A SECOND HAND
.1,. )
.r .il .!
)ti J--.il)
Two (2) Dorse Wagon.
.
.1 iFn n4 i
.lit
ii.i )
IN FIRST CtA,SS ORDER
f ILL M SOLD LOW DOWN
TO GOOD PARTIES
FORCASnonOSTIUE.
R. M. Her k Sons.
June 11.
Retail Dealers Take Notice
In order to remodel and enlarge my store, I pro
pose to reduce my stock during the next 15 days,
by offering very great Inducements to buyers.
Those desiring to replenish their stocks, would so
well to can and get Quotations, as no such oppor
tunity will be offered again hi the way of low prices.
Prompt attention will secure bargains. House
keepers wQl also find wonderful inducements in
my retail department
Very respectfully.
LeRoy Davidson.
June 12
WAG (M S.
OWING TO THE DECLINE IN IRON. HAVE
DECIDED TO CLOSE OUT MY LOT OF
AT A
REDUCED PRICE.
CALL EARLY AND SECURE
A GOOD WAGON
AT A
L O W P R I C E.
One Hundred Thousand
FINE CIGARS
A SACRIFICE TO CLOSE OUT.
AT
OOMI OUICKLY, OR THEY WILL ALL BE
GONE,
Thomas H. Gaife
June 11.
Ti ..i !
1
Tobaeeo ,gnmm,t&, ,w
l this brand - -u.
lyods. nearest aVaMrialiit miaamMiW Umu
11 01U 1:1- tww td r.J
'I ..f .-i.! I-. . -.. .
Webster Wmib
Ill
i i
I i' J l,j5&Jt Vn ',f'
I tjtA lOi V.ii.i,.-.. ii, m,
i l-- ' "viiuj n-ij-r-.4 rii p 1 1 ww waiT
FLOU Ti
FOR SALE.
Lowest .Figures.
WMit M FAIUILIK
AT
June 8
pttlUumj.
rGRAND OPENING-
-AT
MRS. P. QUERY'S.
TjE a;e now opening our Second Stock of Fine
Millinery, Mr. Query having just returned
from New York with all the very latest novelties in
HATS and BONNETS trimmed and untrlmmed,
SILKS.31TIN3.R1B3J.V3, L.l&i, OHX A-
MENTS, FLOWERS and FEATHEbS in all the
new shades and stiles. The exhibit la br far
the most elegant stock of fine Millinery we
have ever shown. Styles very different from early
spring and goods in a great many styles much
cheaper
Also all the latest styles In Neck Wear, Flssues,
Ties, Scarfs, Collars, Ruffing, 4c Fans and Para
sols something entirely new. White Goods, Trim
mings, Hosiery, Gloves, Jewelry, Children's Ready
made Suits and Cloaks; all new and cheap.
' Ladies will find our stock complete in all the
different lines of goods we keep. The greatest
variety and the most complete assortment of each
line, and at the lowest prloes of any establishment
of the kind in this part of the country.
We guarantee every article we offer as low in
price for cash as the same article can be purchas
ed anywhere. Will opea oar fine trimmed Bod
s' i
nets and Hats on Thursday,
Ladles calling to see our handsome goods, new
styles and low
rices, will not be disappointed.
Kes
iy.
MRS.
apr28
($VBthtxt& and (glassware
I. BBOOSXDSU).
, LDDOU.
CHINA
PALACE
-OF-
J. Brookficld & Co.
CHARLQTTR, ,
JUST RECEIVED 1
REFRIGERATORS
(UPRIGHT).
ICE CHESTS
(LOW).
WATER COOLERS,
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
BIRD CAGES,
Children's Carriage!,
Silver and Plated Ware,
Full line of
CHINA. CROCXERY, GLASS-WARE, CUTLERY,
LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS, TIN,
WOOD AND WILLOW-WARE,
MAJOLICA. IRIDES
CENT GLASS
AKD
FANCY GOODS,
WHOLESALE ASP RETAIL.
COME AT LAST !
DYING, SCOURING AND GENERAL CLEAN!""
VadeaOobdsfaSSSE ' Shawls, Taoift
Covers, Rlboons,' Featbers, sod every other de
scription of wearing apparel cleaned, renovated
and changed to any color desired.
KID GLOVES A SPECIALTY.
All Orders to be left for the present at
MR8. McNELI8'S MILINEBT STORE
F, ; A. MILLER.
! -ih liiyiii pairjAirOije.'fli t.
iM,Js?OPuP?Pst
Jlinef") r: i ! , i! vi ) -gj g,. HOWELL,
I'M Hiff s VrVrWt-iiiri,,.
NORTH CAnOLirA RirLSOlttJ COMPANY.
l.frTHhWyf4ttt(
)BWcarsrOOenn varauas,Hsuroso. wr
rwuL be neia in MreensDoro, u, on
n'tfThmisdai ot.lnlr,;i80,1ana rtto transfer
r stock-ef siI raipbnn:wm be clossa
iftomthMdsjtoanttijmeethe .
rijnoo 2-jJ onee W. unto W t! tb J ffvWf
li:4l -i
iirnn 'iiin u j;' ; ? j-f.iU .'
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