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' mari'j
At l"l
A weeitiy uemocrauc n
.a nelehbo
imrtowa, on aeceurit of I
th -nrafiiirfe off other bUSl
ness on the "Dresent editors anfl DroDfletors. is of
fered for sale, either In whole or In part The a-
;i . nes Ii weU eataUIsned. in a ihilvlns lowiLMtbrne
w business prospects; and. has a business npw.hafc
1 BOnlrt Wktiim mmmm T.vtw MniiinaMtlM. tv 'AMI1 WflfV
be'elveh. Refer brie
Jones, Titt CWKUyrxtDBaiBVli jmnayplK
e retewMesand 1 quwi addrejte
addxeMed40- M,"ivnar?,
i I
so
j . , WBS. W IiX.UOUJE' SUICIDE. ,
Ilqwrnn English Lord Trlf !e wun
the Affection of an American wi
dow, i ..?!,.'; J .
Paris, July 24. Tlie Wetmore-ftng
lesey affair continues, toflyurote public
attention, and-' althofth It? Is the gene
ral them&, of 'can versaiioaj here, it i
p.urioiia to SV inac --wiui' siiiyie ex-
,9eption, that m9VaMrWmom.
Kept OUt 01 113 fJ wspiiwia. Aii bui u
L A LA kJ fc V - - . .
with this fact, which, for the honor or
the tJrMessibn,' I shall avoid noticing.
I prefer to set it down to the prudent,
reserve which the French press is al
ways known td' practice on such deli
cate ; occasions. Having been intra-.
duced to the lady Albert Clinton lately
at the house of a mutual menu, 1 nave
profited by my slight acquaintance to
obtain some inforniatipn regarding the
rheljrhcholv affaiiV Her
laaysnip" re'
reived floe, QWrtepusly. and .Repressed
Jii.wmiBgtte JWle01 me aliJhe unew
of the circumstances fehe Jierseit
nfrfcTriftd overcome "With Herief, "andher
eyernlled with tears when she Degan to
SDeak abeut hertleeeasedrf riendv After
a few eresniBral reftiairks iaboufc Uie ru
mors which" were in cifctilatTdn, I tofd
her what I had stated in my telegram
of Thursday evening and which sh
pronounced to be in the main correct.
Mav 1 asK. 1 said. "ir you are m uoai
session or lora Anglesey s letters w
Mrs. WetmoreV" 'r- W
K0r"4iTOi(fc tihey re m tltA
of.&lri
yterJ 1&,
his lordim had Clfe m
fection for Mrs. Wetmore, '9iainni:
less than seven of them he declared
, IGirdmerof the
yfarf&lLcOttebe
dst pasiohatelafT
that he would marry, her Uiftmonet..cantajn'aand Mrs. lords, but whom
she got the divojfeifrbm her,hiban(Kf- fsomo0heir molt intimate acquam
have in my poss'ession a ring, which he tarices, it is alleged, declared was an ll-
rroua 1 ot in ilia fi ro A !1 Vfi nf laflt.Vn onth:" 1prifirnatft child. The caDtain and his
,i HerLadyshipibera wetandt))iigjtJ;wif, Jever, qjajmei fthe cMld as
in a small DasKet containing; among
othefeffe"cts of the deceased lady
idaingold rifig; bearing the iojlowing
inscription 61f the inside : "To Annie,
from Anglesey, June 1, 1S80." Lady
Albert Clinton thirf continued: "Mrs.
Wetmbre came.to-urope apont tnree
years' ago vith her son,!a lad about thir
teen years of age. I think she met
Lerd, Anglesey forthe, first time in
Spaj.When stie'4fe4-rica,ieiia(i
no idea of permanently separating her
self from her husband, of whom she al
ways spoke - with remorse, but Lord
Anglesey turned her head by promising
to marry her if she got a divorce. Ihis
took time, so muVjh time, that begot
tired of his bargain and deserted her as
soon as she had broken loose from the
onlv real tie which bound her to life
aaj inaction for her cttijd. She! was
haTiasome, anecnonate ana connaing,
Poor dear, she was so faithful to Angle-sJ
iiftv'afirrTieli-ved..in hint 'fiOJntirelv
YrfvfrkoWe Kiad.ontlte.iveifueKle
ber, occupying separate apartments in
the same. house. Three days before her
death she said, speaking of her hus
band: 'Henry was always kind to me,
butw hal nithing in.cpunnpO; We
weW Mt trlade to" livefaippMy ."together.
He was much too religious for me, and
was no!; satisfied unless I went to churcH'
all day Sunday, but he wa$ a' go6fl, iind
man, 1 0ught never tb have left him.
My fate should be a warning to Ameri
can women who came abroad without
t.hfiir lep-rtimate nrotectors.' But she
rarely cave way to these remorseful
feelings, for she loved Anglesey to dis
traction.
"Her last me3ting with him was on
Sunday, June 20. He" told her he had to
go to London on business. She said to
him, with a sort of instinctive feeling,
'You will be true to me, Henry, and
come back las qiikly &9,jp6ucan ?' He
replied tmr he- 'lovecf fier siuch as
ever, and parted with her with every
demonstration of .affection, although he
knew that he had written her a letter,
dated the 19th, the day before, in which
he bade her farewell forever, and gave
her to understand that all was at an end
between them. This letter was hand
ed to her next day by Mr. fStone, Lord
Anglesey's secretary, and it drove her
almost to madness. It was then that I
brought her to my house; for she had
no friends here, and in tlie letter to
jwbjipn iMvei Just ref errpdLord JMgle-
sey gave her to understand that she
liei AUAilHients aim vrute
no more thnone,4etter to him. To
this she wrote aerflrof a most toucn-
4ng -character, in whik"fehe. -appealed to
thejlarquis Hianiijpd. lienjember,
stre-'saH, all I nave' lost for you1. Can
you expect that God will prosper you or
yours when you are capable of such a
dreadful wrong?' In another passage
she says: -a it le possible that. you
have no conscience' or " feeling or that
you, a nobleman,' ateiroilling to turn
me out pennilessiqto the world ,after
all your , prpmises, to , say nothing of
Tour pretended afcectioir'ap to the wek
before-your irkrFiage?!'' .'' ' ' '
I was next shown a'nnmrjer of letters
f romLptdi Acgieaeyj autbeaQticated by
his family coat of arms. Tliev were all
coucheflan;fhjnict WderiifeJerms.
commencing with "My lovely Anna,"
"My dearefeH" and' ciongriwtth'exirav
agant assurances of nhdying lovet'es
teejji, and fidelity. Seen. o these let
ters, Lady Albert
Mrs.1 Wetmdre's lawVi
contain explicit anavineq
lflffl nf .marriagp nnfl fnyfir n perifld of
nearly three yeara," When Tt
an
nounced that thfMalquis had
ried
hi
'13(1 MriA V
law-
v 1 t
uces,
tsitifoc
Irjbituled.
mise
ence
hat effect was comme
d with th
Marquis's lawyers, who
replied that
eroffiatedslh
Inflation ;as
aend tuati
I be use-
here was
no law punishing breach of promise in
ranee, and that an offense committed.
tdtfiot
n jn
yfchjs
tlie c;
sealed
,terst Li
eidtfa 0
roBsing
oin
bsj h
ivnciesev s niarrla
Eve!
iort maue to cairn her was
A. 1 i v
vain, and
she paced up and down
her room the
imag!6t:or, de9foair.i:Thlsia
asted ! until
vv eonesoay morning,' wheffi on' enter
ing her apartment, Lady Albert Clinton
found her in the last .agpn .wilveyes
glaring, hands.dfefcaid aiid ficesoldis-
terted that she was hardly recognizable.
The servants were, immediately seht
for mec)4feid, bulIVlwas io o'clock
before a doctor could be found. Everv
effort was then made to save the poor
Htwsiit , Hiie wntneu jn
dreadful torture until about 3 o'clock,
when she breathed her last. When the
Maquis h4frl-o"4 thedBMlrlioly faent
lentWtnrtuglftisCwyerS that
he would contribute 50 toward the Ex
penses of the f uneraL . The burial aioie
at St. German cost 40.. nXhe .decelsed
was a lady of refined and pleasing: nian
ners. .She ,watf :of rjpdMd htgwith
dark eyes and harnr" Her featares .-. had
something of -tht'ewish - caste. She
was graceful and attractive, with es
pecially prettyhands an4 feet, and he
kgbreWas faultless.' She was kind and
he
amiable to an .extreme, and of;.at sweet
and "forbearing dispositionr-Eer oiily
morning at tho o PTotestant Eoist
br
as
Clinton said, and tBdauffhtSar or her sister, whereu
TV-OA
111
ttmft
tfiflrf
slqWdl
to t
tneirHimta
tothJbttnfl
er
up irca u
l)il)ved.t6 ae
IS. . v
lhisiti
I P eatn erm
Urainafr
i moment I
KLferd
4lMnera4reb 'fJi&gJ4L MJUU.
anHtrater, &i Ne.w ork The service
and tShoirntedttieiintheWs,ith
musufdly so4emectrw:XAfew pei-
:ons prBsen,vau rat wipiu m
leceasea.-'werB TrffjyTO-4o Hcai
m laiew the
rs. The
sffir,yewtbenIlf?ed in the hearse,
ana was driven away io iue Liitzaio
rtilway station, followf d ry the . Ipdy,
Albert Cliftton ana aftxJtbcr lafly. frue
to the last thevr accompanied, the., re-
maiii itdtSt- te'fmaft-etWh iere
they were interred in the Strapgers'
Cemetery. The expenseslod bk luneral
were mostly borne by Lady Albei t
.Clinton.' O?)0.T;
A SUIT WITH A ItJMC!.:.
A Woma- Keeping a Sepf
tOK, Kif IT
Yearsmillions of Doll
Baltimore Sun.
There is now pending in the courts of
,01110 a suit involving several millions
of dollars in real estate, and whichy be
sides bringing some of the most promi
nent men in' the country, including
.President Hayes, Chief Justice. Vaite,
3ti8ge Tilden, rand others, ; fot;ward as
'contestants, has an intensely romantic
mstory ;onneccea wan it, in wuiuu
Maryland family constitute the chief
characters. The story goes that some
time in the year 1812, a Capt. Ford, of
this-Crty m married to one Lovey
Buskirt, a widow, formerly Miss Lovey
Ward; --Somerset ofty, Maryland.
s said'tirtiaTf-left Baltimore in com
mand of a privateer, which was cap
tured by the British. Capt. Ford was
taken captive and placed in Dartmoor
nson, .wnere ne-remained ior some,
me. but finally escaped by tunneling
is'Vay out. He went to Sweden, ana
lie closest 0ft awaivjexunied to
:ty, hkm tfeei three
nnlifatflrfi heSfAmJhls wife
living" inagooii. sbfef HI afcoffound'
thaW,here"wias airacwrtioweo mgnouse-
hold in the nerson of a
lovelv little
rl, whom the neighbors said was the
ineirswa. oiiaptiKfcVKiu. uiuwu
iongremainactiverbirfrsoo after his
return fcttea out jEsiayerjina maae sev
eral trips to Africa,' landing Tiis living
cargoes in this .country . at Charleston,
Savannah, and sometimis hi Ouba. Re
turning home again his wife is said to
have become jealous of hjm, Captain
Ford then left the' house "again and
went West, where, he located a number
of land ' warrants, among which was
one at the Indian block- house, or fort,
at the mouth of the Maumee river,
then (1S17) a wilderness, now the site of
the oitjl ofi Ttfedo. It isjbverthe own
ership of this property that the suits
are pending. - Capt. Ford, af for aa ab
sence of three years, came to Baltimore
once more, but 'finding1 his wife deter
mined not to have anything to do with
him, he left, going to Mexico, where he
entered tlie navy of that country md
served until 1822,' when he died intes-
tate. His only- kinspeople, so far as
known, were his wife.Lovev. his moth
er and sisters, living in one Of the J?er
England States, and his so-called child",
the little girl, whose name was Erne-
line.
In 18&i or ISSlpersons from the Wrest
eamebere and oommenced a search for
th&keiu of Cant. Ford. Td these' ber
sons was ftllegedHnat iiw. Buslirt,
or Ford, represented that Emeline was
the legitimate and only child of Capt.
Ford, and selling her dowry interest
in the Toledo land to them, she caused
Emjeline. to convey the f ef , receiving
for it a small sum of money. There was
living with Mrs.-Baskirt a sister named
Elizabeth Ward. who. 'it is claimed.
begged Mrs. Buskirt 'to undeceive Eme
line and totMtAer whose child she real
ly was, so thatra fraud upon the pur
chasers ot thejproperty niight.be pre
vented, h,.
Meanwh
other partv, observing
the growin
importance of Toledo in
tlia title to Ford's property,
quited as t
tiien yacan
and unenclosed. After in-
vestigatingtoome extent Capt. Ford's
life, this second partv came to tlie con
clusion thatie Captain had left no le-
gttrriate cluldren, and so purchased the
tifjte of thearppei'ty from Capt. Ford's
mother andjslsters. It the course of
time it happened that Ben. Wade got
an interest in the property, and sent
somje of his agents herelo see that the
title was clear.; Thesegents found the
marriage record or 01 uapt. pro. ana
Lovey BusklTUn old St Paul'fHparish,
tru. great ueai 01 ugutiug in
tne-Uhio courts between the owners 01
the two titleSuie case "was finally de
weed in faworof the Baltimoretitle
dersition4riiving beejTA-returned to the
court alleging that Elizabeth Ward had
sworn thateEmeline was the legitimate
ctaaghter oitCapt. Ford and Ms wife
Lovey. ' (
About a Ha afterwards, bs;evfcr,
E44abeth Tvara, who was then married
to a man uxtxl Johnson, andJm liv
iog.near Mtiem, a few miles from Cris-
tieiq, bomerset county,jiu., saw an a
etftrnt of thTfcision in a Baltimore p;
per, and was heard, to declare. that
grfiat wronxwsd been committrM,- an
srre and she-'wone could right it To
Mr. John IfSB&ndy, of this ciU, ant
11 y man," 37 Western lawyrx who
u to awMw. sne reiusea t disclose
hing aSto whothe real paremffcf tlie
child werebut persisted in saying that
she had neveiHSaid that Emeline, was
pon
ide
it jvas ob-
ained by Kqgjfltl and fraudulerjj testi-
Judge
, a cousin or Samuel ' J.
Tilden, an
principal -persojyy cor
rought suit toecoveri
. W 1
:cerned, tl:
i possession
i i" 1 1 i 1
nw pruperuy lusu uy uie
hich Judge Irving, of
.J
'uecree; ai
-sneeial comm-iBaion-. took
testimony to srtrsfafrre ise("(iR'ter
a great deal of hard work Mr. Handy
succeertedrat iastfitru JZ7iiti getting
Mrs. Johnson, nee Elezabetn Ward,, to
j mae atanwat 111 whichhA.ajctiow
ieagea - Jthat JEmeline was her own
daughtegT&B'cnmdtatfSffcH leap
tain wno rrequented capt.viorQ8
twvseij Tovcoyeif her, altera disgracB
ijapt. a ora s wire nadMWrareci
to the
world thatEmeUne was her own child,
aim aa ixi uuu aim nveu lur many
years. . ; o -,;;',, jj;jw
And so at last thes.ecret ws disMosed.
Emeline was itrarrrea xo S i!forriier cap-tainQfTanoy8teri)UBgy,;iiw-ho
is now
living in this .city.. Her mdiher, Eliza-
bethrWard.'tlied at'Tier hQuse, in Somer
set county, last year. Mrs. Buskirt has
been deaxi' many vears.
A great railway depot has been built
more title, and,. it is said, nearly 300
dwellings It eomtirisea almost all o
the fifth ward of that city. A large hum
ber pf person ar directly, or indirectly
concerned m tne case. : t
Ilad at CetnrEtidHi ) .
MadlsonWjls.) Denjocat , t - .
We.met a Republican, vesterdav. wticr
said jja-couia bxomach iiaxLiela. but Jre
couldn t stand5 the tail Ciii the
the"
ticket.
The next one-W,e jan a
acio.i.-. assured us
tlM he'-coWd.; wtjw t4ttur, but the
head of the tnmg was a "stumper." Gen
tliOijjytottld better reject the
whole thing as rotten at bith
bejadti4:j;ait Thre is lifctle. god
it.
in
for w
ixdlusivelytlMsfidapWd especially
to cases where the womD isMmroerea, ana
of the !Tnenses"or "moi
'x'byi restoring' the Mfsclarge, whe
acute or chronic, In every tastanee 1
crauiiieiu b f ouicuo aokuoi. nviuouB v?o
er "assured me: avir Hvmsiiuu a nnMtum tn nui. h
:.jtiA . I - r . - .... ' . KU
uivocaLnrem- tIiedecree?)riTrie cround that
nd hvSqusl?lltfidactM esDecially n -
&
rln1 la nmmrAd hv TWS . HffHifltktf AtlahtaL1
DEJflOCIlATlC IIEADQTJARTERS.
A I.arjre Honw on F Street Secured
Washington Post ; ' " i.- ...
The "Democratic congressional com-
mittea have .secured" the house 1.405 !B j
street for .their' iriiianent headquar
ters aonng tne campaign. The-ToomS
to be occupied are the first, second and
third floors, and afford ample accotnmo-
aaHons.- ane nrst floor wilt be"ued as
a reeeptiorr room. The second will be
occupied. Dy the ; chairman, secretary
and executive committee, while the
third will be occupied by clerks. The
committee have furnished the rooms
wiLii xeuiu;i aLiu simplicity, -Ana toon,
possession on Saturdav. The commit
tee will also have use of Willard's hall
for folding and directing ' documents.
xney propose to suspend a wire banner
across the street, in- front of -their
rooms, bearing the names and portraits
01 the candidates.) The banner ..will be
20x30 feet. The committee are inform
ed from all parts of the country that
. T-v 1 j
muie i a,u eiuus are ueing worm
ed than in any previous campaign.
They are especially numerous in the
New England -States and Pennsylva
nia. A Hancock veteran club has been
organized in nearly every county in
Pennsylvania; A large number of Re
publicans have announced their deter
mination to support Hancock," while
colored Hancock clubs are rapidly
forming throughout the South. The
committee has appointed a sub-com-
jrrittee on documents and communica-
national committee, Senator Pinknev
Whyte, of Maryland, B. M. Bozer, of
Pennsylvania, and D. M. Walker, Dis
trict of Col umoii." 'They bave also con
stituted a finance committee, consist-
ng of the national committee man
from each State, with whom.have been
associated members of the congression
al committee, ; The various committees
are actively at work in the several de
partments. Some members of the com
mittee will be constantly m the city,
and Gen. Walker, the secretary, will al
ternate between hera and New York:
The committee have received favorable
reports from Ohio, especially since the
recent State convention at Cleveland.
Hon. Milton J. Southard, who has just
returned from Ohio, reports great en
thusiasm and activework all over the
State, especially in 'the Western Re
serve, : which is ' Garfield's stamping
ground. No reports of the formation
of clubs have Tbeen received without
the accottipanyihg intelligence that Re
publicans are enrolled as members.
The Hancock veteran club has head
quarters at 'Westminster hotel, and has
representatives on its committee from
nearly all the States.
The national Democratic committee
occupies the entire building at 138
Fifth avenue, New York. The parlors
on the first floor are devoted to recep
tion rooms. The other three rooms on
the first floor are' occupied by the com
mittees on speakers' which consists of
W. A. Wallace, of Pennsylvania; Ores
tes Cleveland, of New Jersey, and B. B.
Smalley, of Vermont. ' On the second
floor, the large front -room is occupied
by p. b. Walker, the assistant secretary,
wmie becretary ijarnum occupies the
adjoining room. The third story is oc
cupied by clerks,; while tlie fourth is
not yet occupied.
The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
Will send their celebrate'd Electro-Voltaic Belts
0 the afflicted upon 90 days trial. Speedy cures
ran teed. They mean what they say. Write to
m without delay. nov. 1 5 ly.
Who Is Mrs. Wlnslow ?
As this question Is frequenUy asked, we will sim
ply say that she Is a lady who for upwards of thir
ty years, has untiringly devoted her time and tal
ents as a Female Physician and nurse, principally
among children, she has especially studied the
constitution and wants of this numerous class,
and, as a result ofthls eflort, and practical knowl
edge, obtained in a lifetime spent as nurse and
physician, she has compounded a Soothing SrruD.
kior chUdrea-teethlng. It operates like magic
giving rest ana neaith, ana is moreover, SHre to
regulate the bowels. In consequence of this ar
ticle, Mrs. Wlnslow Is becqnaiiig world-renowned
as a benefadbf of her racerchllareri certainly do
rise up and bless her; especially is this the case
In this clty.i Vast quantities of the Soothing Syrup
are dally sold and used here.- We think Mrs.
Wlnslow has immortalized her name by this In
valuable article, and we sincerely believe thous
ands of children have been saved from an early
grave by its timely use, and that millions yet un
born will share Its benefits, and unite In calling
her blessed. No mother has discharged her duty
to her suffering liuie one, in our opinion, until she
has given It the benefit of Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing
Syrup. Try it, mothers try it now. Ladles' Visi
tor. New' Vork City. Sold by all druggists. 25
cents a bottle.
nov20dfcwly
A FOOL ONCE MORE.
with such a complication of, ailments that no doc
tor couKi je what vw uie matter oi cure ner, ana
1 used up s smarl 'fO'rturie ln humbug stuff. Six
months ago I saw a U. S. flag with Hop Bitters on
it, and I thought I would be fool pace more. I
tried It puttnj toliy proved to pe wisdom. Two
bottleatcurad 14, fhe If Bow as fell And strong as
any man'ajwitfefaBcfc It t rae pniyitwo dollars.
Such
.W4 Detroit, Mic. Free Press
rTlQrf CAN CURED If
n i liiAi
o
Cures Consumption, Colds, Pneumo-
ma, lnnuenza, uroncniai lyimcuiues,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Cronp, "Whooping Cough, and all Dis
dasM of tae.ireathing Organs. It
SBtles aMrifittls the JtemAriftae of
TO lungIhiianMid andWSdned by
the disease, and prevents the night
sweats and tightness across tne chest
which accompany it. CONSTJMP-
lncuraxue maijiii xl
inesaparyito navekMe nsni
rented y, iu HALL'S RlXS'Ai is that
remedy. DON'T DESPAIR of RE
LIEF, for this benign specific will
cure you, evea though professional
fails., Y . , , . rl. . ,
T 1
HENRYS
CAQBOLIfi -tun.
the Most Powerf ul Healing Oint
ment and Disinfectant
ever Discovered .
ITenru' Carbollo )srl fealdbirnsil
JIenja Oarbolic fgaZtw furei stores;
SfW' trM PWf kUaffr Pain;
tOirta Cfrbi,li4 gkfw fintpte.
Senry 'T!krbtlU)Satv' Tveals bruit?.
ask for Henry's and use no outer.
tW BEWARE OP COTJNTEEFErrS
" T 1 " ' ' ' ''
n
For .MAN and BEAST.
1 i?emAli(Arld Internal,
Edey'g'CarDblio' Troches,
rrtatfca Pi4aiB0B, Cold, oaJrsen.ess,
Bipbtheria, and Whoopingr Coun. .
Pleasant to the Taste.
3
SOU FBOPBXKTOna -
ua. Hj
mm
m
PMCEA
Swtfls aufl gteftlrtms. I
LANDEEfPHS'S
NEW CROP
tomip- mm
White Globe,
Amber Globe,
Golden Ball,
White Norfolk,
Flat Dutch,
Red Top,
Aberdeen,
and Ruta Baga.
These Seeds are Fresh & Genuine.
L R. WRI
July 16
DR. J. H. SIcAden,
BDCrom aid
Kow offers to the bmo a follitsjckC
Labia's Extracts and CIogneg
Saghab Select
SPICES
Colgate, Hoaey acd Glycerin Soaps.
taiil Trench and i merle
TOOTH BRUSHES.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Otfefany prepared at all boon, both night tat
day at
2. H. MCASSiro
rreecrlpUon Store.
TH
JUST RECEIVED AT
JOHN H. MCADEN.
full assortment of
FROM CROP 5 1880.
July 18
TWO CAR LOADS
WATERMELONS
TO ARRIVE.
IROY DAVIDSON
june29
THE NEW MOREHEAD CITY HOTEL,
MOREHEAD, N. C.
rpHIS new and splendid Seaside Resort will be
X thrown open for the accommodation of. the
public by the 21st of June.
The hotel is entirely new and affords ample ac
commodations. The building is supplied with wa
ter, r&s and-other desirable conveniences. The
rooms are large, thoroughly ventilated and well fur-
nisnea witn new rnrnHure throughout.
- We exaggerate rothlng 4n sartnir that this is the
most delightful Summer Resort on the Atlantic
Coast. It is safely located near the water and com
mands a magnificent ocean view and a fine refresh
ing sea breeze.
Being located on the Morehead side, visitors, on
getting off the cars, are saved the annoyance of
crossing the water In boats, so fatiguing after a
long journey, and especially at night time or In
stormy weatner.
The ooUdine is so constructed as to render it ne-
culiarly comfortable and attractive to persons seek
ing Mtttiiui ana pleasure. '
THE TABLE will be supplied with all the deli
cacies of the season both land and water. 8er
vanta polite and attentive, and nothing will be left
untried . to . render guests and visitors comforta
ble.
BATHING AND SAILING,
Splendid bathing
arrangements wltWn a short
oistance from the
lOteL and one faculties tor open
bathlm?..-..Theaiirf laanls about' a mile
quianv
fast sailing boats can behad at an times for surf-
Datmng, nsbing and sauing, wun expenenpeaboat
men In eham nf thmn. - - - .
we nave- a roieiMKi isau swaasa-i iiiu-vManm
niiioraanHnaBeaBon.v-j;:-i sm, i
RATES.wBoard tsf the day S2JD0; by the week-
li3.uu, ana r we muuui m,vy
Sneei&l arranaemants Blade with families. : 3f.
TN
SCO
fo"teft MUssvmxt
l, BBfKXtSIXUV.
A..W. USDOLM
il A-
TSLMJS
OF
J. Brookficld & Co.
CHARLOTTE, N. C
FBVIT JABS,
JELLY TUMBLERS,
REFRIGERATORS,
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
WATER COOLERS,
Full stock of "
CHINA. GLASS-WARS, CROCKERY, CUTLERS',
LOOKING GLASSES, WOOD AND WILLOW-WARS,
AND HOUSE TURN
ING GOODS GENERALLY.
Majolica Ware and Fancy Goods.
Wholesale & Retail.
CLOSING OUT
T I 1ST W IR, E!
AT A SACRIFICE.
June 20
R. M. Miller & Sons.
WHOLESALE
GROCERS,
Cor. College and Fourth Sts.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
June 27
WAG0M.S.
OWING TO THE DECLINE IN IRON, I HAVE
DECIDED TO CLOSE OUT MTXCT OF
Webster W mbs
AT A
REDUCED PRICE.
CALL EARLY AND SECURE
A GOOD WAGON
AT A
LOW P R I C E.
FINE 'CIGARS
AT
A SACRIFICE TO . (ME OUT.
COME QUICKLT, OB THEY WILL ALL BE
GONE.
lomasH. Gaitter. -
June 11.
Qob&ccBf Sec.
Tobacco grown in ; Western .' North CarollBa -la
nosea tor vn good smoklnf ,uauues, jne, pen i
Ask your nearest merchant for samnw back-
pge; or, it you are a neater, wriwj m iu tor circa
lars ana wmmesaie prices. aan;B i , .
. . g. TQMLUIbUM, tUCKori. ff, C.
Jan z ...
TN the State-and JMtoa States-Courte. CofieV
'J,jr?LnWUte4 iAb-
uaciaur.xiutNkiaunBH. as. mrniaruwi. mr mm
1
OIIOLCmG TOBACCO
1!
NOW IS YOUR TIM i;.
BOOTS, SHOES; HATS and IAFS.
The remaiuiug Stock and Fixtures of
AS I E L ' S
ESTABLISHMENT
. Will be sold regardless of cost to wind up the
business. '
Call and see prices, you will be convinced.
. P. 8. Extra Inducements offered to wholesale
buyers.
Next door to Dx. J. H. MoAdeji's dns store.
jul3 . .
F RE S H
u r v nun
w
JUL
CATCH OF 1880,
FOR SALE.
Jul7 16
Jlailvoads.
CQniensed MMe-lMCari)liiiaE.R.
trains oonre xast.
I No, 6
I Dally
ex. Sun
Date,Dec.25'79
No. 47
Dally
No. 45
Dally
Lv . Chartotto,
8.50 A at
6.03 A if
7.81 AH
8.10 am
8.20 A m
ia23AM
11.02 AM
12.20 F M
8.80 pm
6.00 pm
4.10pm
5.54 pm
7.07 pm
7.37 p m
BaiisDury,
High Point,
Arr.Greensboro
L v. Greensboro
5.00 pm
10.22 pm
1U54AH
3.00 am
Arr. Hiltsboro
Durham
RaleUh
Lv. "
Arr. Goldsboro
6.00 am
10 00am
No. 47 Connects at Salisbury with W. N. C. R. fl
ail points in Western North Carolina daily except
Sundays. At Greensboro with R. t U R.B. for all
points jNoruuKas; ana wesvAt WiasDoro wun
W. A W. R. RTTor Wilmington.
No. 45 Connects at weasboso with B. B. R.
for all points North, East and Wast.
TKAIHS 6CCH0 WMST. , ,
No. 6.
Date,Dec,25,79
No. 48
Daily.
No. 42
Dally.
Dally
ex. Sun.
Lv. Golds boro.
1010 am
12.25 pm
8.40 pm
4.52 p si
50 pm
7.50 pm
8.20 P
8.55 PM
10.16 PM
12 27 am
6.34pm
10.45 PM
Arr. Raleigh,
Lv.
7.06 am
9.19am
Arr. Durham
HlUstwro
. Greensboro
411.07 am
Lv. "
6.56 am
1.30 am
Arr.High Point
sausourj i
Charlotte
itHii
lM-
lM
No. 48 ConnnaJa atfiManaboro with Salem
Branch, at AirUne, Junction with .A.J C. A-L.
Railroad for all points South and South-West. At
Charlotte with C, C A. R. R. tor all South and.
South-east ., ., ,,
No. 42-r-Cbnnecta at Atr-TJnd JuneHon with A. A
C. A. L. Eallread-tor all points South land South
east; at vnanoKb woo M. t A. u&uroaa ior
all points South and South-wast.
8ALSM BBAHCX.
Leave Greensboro, daily except Sunday, 8.50 p mi
Arrive KerBeravUle : " " 10,00 pm
Arrive Salem, . 1 0.50 pro
Leave Salem, " " " 5.00 pro
Arrive Kemersvllle " " M 5.40 pm
Arrive GreeasDoro, " " 7.00 a m
Connecting at Greensboro with trains ou the R-
D. andN. C, Railroads.
BLXSPIMd CABS VnTKOUT CHANOS
Bun both ways on Trams Nos. 48 and 47, between
New York and Atlanta via Richmond, Greensboro
and Charlotte, and between Greensboro and Augus
ta ; ami on Train Nos. 42 and 45 between Boston
and Savannah.
Through Tickets sale at Greensboro, Raleigh,
Golds boro, Salisbury and Charlotte, and at all
principal points South, South-west, West, North
and East For Emigrant rates to points in Arkan
sas and Texas, address
J. B. HACMUBDO.
Geo, Passenger Agent,
Jan.12
Richmond
va.
Surjckuri'Muwr's Omci, i
' Caariotte, K. GU Jalf 6th, 1880. 1
On and after WeAieaday, July7th, 1880, the
feUowtnc wtaedpj wilt b. rum oyer this road:
GOING NORTH.
Leave Charlotte,. ...
8 45 P. in.
" 'SavidsoBUMlege,...
Arrive atStateSvWe,...-.
...10 29 P. .
..K 00 p. m.
-O0TN8 SOUTH.
Leave Stafesvine... .......... ........ 2 15 a. m-
fiavWsoaOoBete,....i.. .-.-... 49. m.
drrtve at Caariarti; . tm.i . . m . a j 5 BO a. m.
tVClose eonneetkm made, M StatesvUla with
trains over the W. N. C. R. Bv Excursion Uckets to
SI principle MjhTjTTO W7K.tr oa sale at reduced
tes. BasWcheekwithrpdrHV
1MB
Grand
Closing
Sale
V
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a.-, urlee i7B(ferottle. Sold by T. C. silth
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