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HOP BITTERS. (A Madlelaet not m Brisk,) CONTAINS HOPS, BUCHU, MANDRAKE, DANDELION. AXD TICB PlJEXST X2TD BlST MEDICAL QTTALITTZ8 OF AIX OTHKB UITTEK8. OTJHJE3 An Diieuet of the Stomach; Bowel, Blood, Llyer,Kldiieys, and Urinary OrganaNervougrieae, : -8IOOOIN COLD. C vin fc n&id lor a case they will not cure or help, orfor anything Impure or injurious found In them. Ask your druggist for Hop Bitters and try them before you sleep. Take no Other. ; l i c. n absolute and Irresistible cure for Dronkeneaa,use of opium, tobacco ana narcotics. w" Send for circular. Att"""., m.rIL. K.T.I mayl eod&wly Dn.SAWFOPoO'S UUIGOP.flTOr, Only Vegetable Compound that acts directly upon the Liver, and cures Liver Complaints, Jaun dice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos tiveness, Headache. It assists di gestion, strengthens the system, regulates the bowels, purines the blood. A Book sent free. Dr. Sanford, 162 Broadway N. Y. 1 TOJL IAU BV ALL DHUGGISTS. may30-6mxleod DEFENSIVE MEDICATION la a precution which should never be neglected when danger Is present, and therefore a course of the Bitters at this season is particularly desirable, especially for the feeble and sickly. As a remedy for biliousness, dyspepsia, nervousness, and bowel complaints, there is nothing comparable to this wholesome restorative. Bor sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. Perbt. Houston Countt, Ga. We have known "Swift's Syphilitic Specific :' tested In hundreds of obstinate cases of Syphilis, Mercurial Rheumatism, Scrofula, etc., and testi fy that it made the most perfect and permanent cures In every case. Hugh L. Dknnard, Gen. Eli Warren, J. W. Wimberly, Db.J.C. Gilbert, Drug'L J. W. Mann, County Treasurer, Wm. D. Pierce. SheriS, C. . Duncan, Dat & Gordon, OAK. 1. KILL EN, Judge Co. Court. J.L.Warren, of firm of J. W. Lathrop A Co., Savannah, Ga., Ed. Jackson, Dep'tCl'lcSup'rCU WM. MRUNSON, We are personally acquainted wl'h the gentle men whose, signatures appear to the above certifi cate. They are citizens of said county, of the highest respectability and character. A. S. GILES, Ordinary, Houston Co., Ga. D. EL CULLER. Clerk Superior Court, Houston County, Ga. I am personally acquainted with the proprietor, and also with many of the gentlemen whose sig natures appear to the foregoing certificates. They an men of high character and standing. A. H. COLQUITT. Governor of Georgia. Prepared only by the SWIFT SPECIFIC COM PANY. Atlanta, Ga. Sold br T. C. SMITH and L. R. WRISTON & CO. Call for a copy "Young Mens' Friend " ' teb. 26-dkw.lm. ESTABLISHED IN 1858. Fine Gold and Silver Watches, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY, Diamonds, Silver and Sifter Plated Ware, Gold and Silver Spectacles, and everything kept in a FIRST-CLASS JEWELRY STORE. The Highest Cash Price Paid for Old Gold and Silver. Particular attention paid to the Repairing of Fine Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. ALL WATCH AND CLOCK WORK Warranted for Twelve Months, All goods sold at tnls establishment warranted as represented. HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY. JOHN T. BUTLER, Carolina Jewelry Store, Charlotte. marl 2 . iwpper For ' IwieUr Democratic newsr tnom. with I per is wen """riSJT hnsTness HTiF fair rflmuneratlon to now Uja one who I idij Anna mill r . 1. L'af. aAAnifUMUUtUIK " - - references, and may be addressed w , V '-if Sale . TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 188 , SIGNS OF VICTORY I IV THE ATB. Democratic Enthualtuiui and Coufi- ' denee 800 Pages of- Corruption Work In g: at tne Political machine. rntjfiPTnTTOTTR (NICLTNG. ' 1 WASHINGTON, August Hi ?18$0 Th fact that Senator Coriklinj "Was con- spicuousj attire Republican confers ence in .New 1 one oniy oy nis aDsence, revive! the.allefeatpn! tMat the price of , his active cd-operatioii "is the official head of Collector Merrit It is reiter-, ated here that; if this ebneession is not made, Conkling -will sulk, and let Kew York go by default. The principal fea ture ot the proceedipgs on the appeal j of the Southern Bfeptiblicanf fpf help,; means that they want a good deal- of money sent to the South so that they j can steal it, tor tne very, men wuu clamor for aid, have' no hope b,any Southern State. They know, tnougn, how to steal; and are poor and fyjqgry . VICTORY. IlLTnE AIR. The 'DembxatiVTcongressiflaal cam- naicrt fiiramitteeconanaues : to -receive; flattering reports from" vafldus sections nf t.hft ronntrv. C. B. Perjy. chahfflan of the (eshirfrT county Democratic . conanitte&ii1 ltz. 1 william, N. II., writes that the floating vote of New Hampshire will go for Hancock, and that New Hampshire will give Hancock her electoral vote in aeyember next. Royalty, iticnara Ximersiorvoi vuiiege kjmouh Ohio, writes that the Democrats will, carry that cingressifcn&l district, and also elect Hoemart in Sfnflians, andDur bin Ward 5r Ohftj hat the electoral vote of Indiana is certain for Hancock, and he believes the Democrats will car ry Ohio. W. W. Morse, Augusta, Maine, writes that he has everyjeason t-ielieV9 that the Democrats will'carry the State. V. K. Strode, Po rtland, Oregon, writes "We shall surely carry the electoral vote of Oregon." - - - Warren Tibbs, Lawrenceburg,,Jnd. writes: "We are sure tq carry Indiana in October SUPREMELY CONFIDENT. Senator Eaton, Tjf Connecticut, ar rived in the ;ity last night. Early this morning he was at the capitol, and sub sequently he drove out with friends. Those who conversed with the Senator say he is supremely confident of Han cock's election. He has no doubt but that New York, Connecticut and New Jersey will give Democratic majori ties." OF COURSE, HE WIIL. Serceant-at-Arms Bright, who is in the city, says Hancock will get Indi ana's electoral vote, und , that is' the long and short of it. ' ' ' tr EIGHT HUNDRED RAGES OF CORRUP- The manuscript foP the Deint)rltic campaign text-book, prepared under the auspices of the Democratic con gressional committee, is now comple ted. It is tilled with a review of the Credit Mobilier, Whiskey Uring San to Domingo and other -scandals. It is estimated that it will make a volume of eight hundred pages. It will be is sued on the 15th inst., in book-form, and is intended as a book of ready ref erence for campaign orators. One pe culiar fact brought out in it is the charge to the United States under the head of "incidental expenses" of a cro quet set in use by tiie presidential fain ily. SURPRISED AT THEIR OWN HONESTY. Following is a sample Republican campaign document, prepared by the Fourth Auditor of the Treasury by order of Richard Thompson, iEsq., Peri patetic Secretary of the Navy : A careiui examination ot tne ac counts of the Navy Department in this office, covering the four years from July 1, 1S75, to June 30, 1879, has just been made. The money transactions of thra period, including $2, 124,058,000 of navy pensions, amount to $70,541,710,36, and embrace Davments made bv the pay officers of the navy and naval pen sion agents in ail parts or tne world where the ships of the United States go, and the stations at home where dis abled seamen receive the botfnty of the nation. An interesting fact brought out by the examination- ia-that in-dis bursing this large surnjQf money, and embracing so Mrle Meld of operations, not a single, officer. .'.Jh.aa.. defaulted jior has a single dollar been lost to the crov ernment. Sitel' a recdrcL. is creditable to the navy, to the administration, to experienced and efficient civil service, and to the people at large, and will doubtless be viewed by all with senti ments of lively satisfaction. The' re turns of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880, are not all in; but from those re ceived and examined, it is altogether probable that the showing will be equal ly as good as for tne years named. VIRGINIA LUNACY. Thus far all attempts to heal the dif ferences between the read lusters and debt-paying factions of the Democracy of Virginia nave failed, and the feigns of the times now are unmistakable that an acceptable compromise cannot be reached. While other unfortunate divisions in the presidential year may not, and probably will not jeopardize tne electoral ticket, tne cnances are that the Democrats may lose one, if not two, memoers ot -congress. -TheJror- ioik district, nqw represented m Con gressman Goode, is in Bpeclal danger. The calculation of the Bepnbfieans is that, with two Democratic 5 tickets in the Held, the vote of that party may be so divided as to give the Garfield elec tors a plurality. STORIES- WHICH DON'T CONSIST. The report made, -by Cpmmisiioner of Internal Revenue Raum. announcing with a big flourish" that the Internal Revenue receipts for the year aggregate over one hundred and seventy-three minion dollars, was nreDared SDeciailv for campaign use. It sadly comports witn the howl raised by this commis sioner when Congress reduced the to bacco tax. Then he proclaimed the revenues would besadly disturbed. Aa the reverse is the fact, his foresight is not as good as his hindsight, as eluci dated in his campaign report. Bocha Has Long Been used by the Hottentots In a variety of dis eases. From these rude practitioners the remedy was borrowed by the resident English and Dutch physicians, by whose recommendation it was em ployed in Europe, and has since come into general use. Combined with Juniper and other desirable Ingredients, as In the preparation of Rankin's Compound Fluid Bxtract of Buchu and Juniper, It proves a most reliable remedy lor Non-retention or Incontinence ot Urine, Irritation, rnflammatlon or Ulceration of the Bladder and Kidneys, Stony In tne uiaaaer, uravei or uncK vmi Deposit, MUtcy Discnarges ana an diseases or siaaaer or Kidneys and Dropsical Swelling In man, woman nr child. Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin ft Lamar, Atlan ta. G a., and sold by T. C. Smith. and L. B. Wris- taa & Co. A Cheap Country Excursion i ThrAA industrious vouns New Yorkers. Messrs. N. Israll, H. Oppenheim, and B. Rosenblum, who toward at No. 91 Cbrystier St, desiring a country ex cursion, preparatory mere to ciuDDea ana speui vue Hniinr in thn nnrcaase from M. A. DauDbln. No. 819 Broadway, New York elty, of naif of ticket No 35,yyy, in tne uuiy a rawing oi tne imuibuuiu duuo Lottery, ana nonoraoiy earnea oy uietr euieryn ing venture $5,000, , which, was .Immediately paid them fnj gold, i Ifaay Wave (extriJe4 ttiefarinto Europe.' WM la the riettiucky tawta Ihe temper arawtagf smTjH !U r. r f H 4 ' Tnonrhhrfc itnffArin from the errors and In-: will curt you, FREE ?OF CHARGE. ThU great remedy was discovered by a missionary la South America? 6end a selfiftddressed envelope to the BTrjoseph T. Inman, Station D, New. York .city. apr27-eodly&wly . ' 1 OCCUPATION." Dalrf mple' movement on Mexico" The Old Texas Fever Areased. Austin, Texas August 6 For months past there has been circulated throughout Texas a small newspaper styled .The, New Banner of the Free. In its columns a 'proclamation to .the people of the United States appears, from which the following; extracts are maue. - To the People of the'UniteSMhtt,: Citizens and Brothers : The Euro pean potentates smile at OUji aiational. assumption of greatness. Proud of de scent and historic prestigejtheyf tower in their complacency and- DoTdly assert a dictation over the entire globe.nvfiile we, the little fellows, sit in -their- shad ow absorbed in nursing political dissen sions. The American flag, intrusted to us by our .heroic f oref athers is furled at the slightest, insult, yet we atet tin conscious of any disgrace. Our eyes are riveted on the almighty dollar; we scramble after, a petty office. Alas! i whef e is our pride, our . aaabitioii, our self-respect? s vO,l citizens, reposing in wealth and plenty, arouse yourselves! Forget for once the small affairs of life, and real ize your great responsibilities. Leave f6r a while the level plain and ascend the eminence. Behold a vision of en- antrneiit, a continents-lulled by the vesotwo oceans sunn Denng. uen- es" of inisrnle weigh down her eye lids; she lies naked among her riches! Tell me, brothers, who shall awake the queen and adorn her with civilization V Shall it be the European, fettered with or shall it be you, the tree American ? 4The claim is jus 4,be way. is. jilear, anq uxe lawroi? ri. fan d $pweris in tne patn 01 aaty. The days of chiiralry arid romance have not passed 'front earth. .Undying glory crowns the knight whose daring arm unveils the dazzling future. Fame opens her book to stamp the hero's name on. gilded page. Nature has set a star 6h Columbians brow, guiding her children to their destiny. From the reverberating hills and mountains her Voice' .is calling: "Arise, O choice of heavenrtbebur is at hand.- Come."- - . . Ernest Dalrympxe. ' Washington, D." C, Feb. 7, 1880. . TEXANS HEAR THE BUGLE. Following the above "breathings of the spirit of warj the inflammable Tex ans, always ready for a brrfsh with Mexico, comhrerrced an organization at once. "Rebs" and "Feds" began shak ing hands and enlisting under "the new banner of the free." Upon receipt at Washington city of the news that r tfexa's meant business, the following general order was issued: GENERAL ORDER NO. 3. IIeadq'rters G. A. of Occupation, ) Washington, July 17, 1880. j , Departm't of the Rio Grande. ) The States of California and Texas, and the Territories of Arizona and New Mexico, constitute the Department of the Rio Grande. F. W. James, Maior- General Grand Army of Occupation, is hereby assigned to thecommand.with headquarters at Austin, Texas. Corres pondence with headquarters of arm j at vv asningsou irojn persons resiains in the Department of the Rio Grande, must pass through the official channel. This army is to aggregate 50,000, officers and men, and will be divided into five corps. The first army corps will be commanded by Major-Gen. F.W. James, who will designate the proper propor tion of the several arms of the service. Regimental officers will be appointed bv the corps commander, and company officers by the colonel, to be announced in general orders lrom these headquar ters. The muster in win be by compa nies. In cases where members reside in several towns or villages, the muster in will be simultaneous on a designated day in said several towns or villages, Corps comraanciers Tire authorized to designate in special orders certain Sun days tor practice lor the several arms of the service, first obtaining lawful permission, from the civil authorities. Each command will singly, not contin uously, arrive and depart from its ren dezvous. Corps commanders will be re sponsible : for; infractions of the public peace. All courts martial will be ap pointed oy tne corps commanaer, wno will forward the proceedings, with re commendations, to these headquarters focfirtal action.' Whenever casualties occuiafter complete organizations, va cancies will be filled, when possible, by promotion. Officers and enlisted men will be entitled to full pay, commuta tions and allowances from the date of comrjletinsr their respective organiza- Uiohs. JSuch claims are payable imme diately after the commencement of ac tive operations. Bv command of - , r :i i f - Gen. Daeuymple. AiREDAN RlSWIClC, i In ! ? Wol land Asst. AdGen. ORGANIZATION COMMENCED. Upon receipt of above about fifteen colonel's commissions were issued, and in forty-eight hours Gen. James s head quarters were flooded with men who wanted to command companies, en listing was lively, over seven hundred in this county subscribing to the f ollow- insr oatn : I solemnly swear 1 will bear true al legiance to the new republic and de fend its banner, l win be a true, de voted, loyal member of the Grand Army of Occupation. I will serve, hon estly, faithfully. I will observe and obey tne orders or tne organizer and commander and tne orders or the offi cers appointed over me m accordance with the orders irom nead quarters Grand Army of Occupation, pledging my honor and mynie. STATE AUTHORITIES MOVING. All . this led to the recognition by Governor Roberts that something wrong was going on, and he demanded to know what the Texas militia was do ing. To this end Colonels Will Lam bert and L. E. Edwards, of the Texas National Guard, said to be of rank in the Army of Occupation, to-day waited On the Governor to assure him that the Texas militia was not in as a body but as individuals. The Governor showed them the law on filibustering, and his Excellency intimated $aat there was an inconsistency . in ! thel f men itrying to serve two governments, ano empnasiz- inff the fact that their first duty was to Texas, and that they must abandon the movement idriresagn then commissions. txen. J ames, wno commands tne a irst Division of the Texas Volunteer Guards, formally told the Governer thatffteand those with bim would with draw from the movement of the Grand Ai-mv of Occupation This leaves Dal- rfmpie's thousand, men already enlisted in Texas without a leader. . The spirit of "On to Meixco r is stm rampant, and I may yet "eable to report to the Her ald some startling events. SINEWS OF WAR. It is thought here that Vuuderbilt, Tom Scott, J ayLroma aiui U tmtmgton, together with Bogtorr and fefMu Francis co capitalists, are funiishtni; the sinews of war f ftKDalrynSple frhe recent pur chase of nve hundred leagues of mine ral lands m New Mexico by John. Han cock, Joe Crosby and Jiaronardt Aim pleman, of this city, seems to encourage such belief, tney being regarded as agenta of the moneyed potentates -first meubrlediflJppn ihe whpLg yhat was first ibojpetx ifpdn as a hoax is1 now a?-' suming such DropoiUonaas to putione on the qui vlv for tli next-nwg-'frOm wasmnirton.naie imwjnwraYeeii. listed ai-& casting aboutfor Pleader. Phvaininnii TrMlf Drflscrlbef ' the new Tood Meat' clneT "Malt fetters, jecause more nourlstolngT Btrengtnenliyf ana panrymg man au omer ionnB of malt or medicine, while free from tne objeo ABJIYO The Campaign Opens Briskljra-Jarrisr Presses Buxton t tne Wall Some; LiTely Work Ahead. Senator Vance will speak at the Burke' County mass meeting at Morganton! next Saturday. " Hancock and Jarvis club mass meet- ing and pole raising" and speeches by Mowa ana Bennett at Hickory next cjararaav. . The joint discussion between Gov. Jarvis and Buxton ends at Wilson to day, Buxton has been invited , to par ticipate tn the discussion at Smithfield, Johnston county, August 11. , LillingtoB, Harnett county, August 12. ..''. ,- Fayetteville, Cumberland county, Aa gUSt 14. . Carthage, Moore county, August 16. Ashboro, Randolph county, August 17. 4 Troy, Montgomery county, August 18. Albemarle, Stanly county, August 19. Aionjoe, Union county, August 20. Wadesboro, Anson county, August 21. Rockingham. Richmond county, Au gust 23. At Trenton, Jones county, last week. Capt. Kitchin made . a Dowerful and brilliant national . speech, which was loudly cheered. He said that he wa3 proud to sav. that he was a Democrat. and that he should enter the canvass, no matter whether he was a- candidate or not4 and pay his own expenses. After conjymenliTjg Buxton on being a good Judge,: he remarked that he had com muted a most egregious blunder bv call ing the United States government the Republican party. With the same pro priety Adam and Eve, and Moses and Pharaoh and Aaron, and all the patri archs might be called Democrats. He declared that the negroes did not owe their freedom to the -Republicans ; that Abraham Lincoln said three months after the war had been going on, "Come back into the Union ; keep your slaves ; we want the Union," and our reply was we are not fighting for the negro : we are fighting for our rights. He cited the terms offered by Lincoln to Steph ens : ".Let me write one word, Union ; you may write the balance." Xhe hon orable gentleman then peeled Garfield, and paid noble Hancock a tribute long to be remembered. Raleiah Observer Co-respondent, 6th. ' au interesting discussion tooK place at Kinston on the following day, in which Gov. Jarvis ' nushed Buxton to the wall. The Observer's report savs : During the debate he demanded of Judge Buxton how he stood on the rail road matter. Buxton refused to an swer. Jarvis then said he would leave it to the crowd whether the Judge should not answer, and the crowd all voted that he should speak out. None voted in the negative. The Governor said he would enlighten the Judge about the Western North Carolina Railroad business, and with reat gravity and very ceremoniously e presented the Judge with a book containing the whole proceedings with reference to the sale of the Western North Carolina Railroad. The presentation provoked a great deal ot muth. Buxton, when he rose to replv, said that when the Legislature was called together by the Governor it was a pledge by the Democratic party to sell the road, and'that had not the party leaders filedged themselves to a sale the Legis ature would never have been called to gether to complete the bargain. He then asked the Governor it he ap proved the execution of Mrs. Surrattby Gen. Hancock. To which the Governor replied that he did not. That it was a Radical out rage; that Gen. Hancock was in nowise responsible tor it. It was a Radical murder. The Governor in return asked Bux ton if he approved of ILolden s course during the years 1S69 and 1S70, when he brought Kirk s minions upon us to subvert civil law. To this the Judge replied that Gov ernor Holden had acted injudiciously, but by authority of law. liov. Jarvis asked Judge Buxton whether, if he were elected Governor, he would fill vacancies in the offices of judge and solicitor with negroes. To this J udge Buxton replied that he would give them their just'share, and said : "You people elect them, and I will commission them. Governor Jarvis aroused great enthv. siasra. Kitchen then spoke, and after him Brogden came forward and addressed the crowd, announcing himseii as a candidate for Congress. A FRIEND OF THE FAMILY. old and young, women and children, the great health restorer and preserver Is Dr. Flagg's Improved Liver and Stomach Pad. that does away - witn medicines, and always cures. L lOUDMPTlOM CAR BE CURED I HALL'S Dr. LUNGS. Cures Congumntion. Colds, Pneumo nia, Influenza, Bronchial Difficulties, Broncnms. Hoarseness. Asinma. CrouD.WhooDing Cough, and all Dis eases ox tne jjreatninsr urgans. it soothes and heals the Membrane of the Lungs, inflamed and poisoned by the disease, and prevents the niehf- sweats and tightness across the chest Which accompanj it, CONSUMP TION is not an incurable malady. It is only necessary to haro tne right remedy, and HALL'S BALSAM is that remeay. wujn't jwsbitaijk. oi jix-- iKX , ior mis penign upecmc, mi cure you, even tnougn proiessionai aid rails. 1 HENRY'S EMBOLIC SUO, the Most JPowerful jueaitng wm- tnent and wstnjecwnn ever JHscovered Henrii' CarbolUs Salve heals bum. Henry's Carbolic Salve cures sores. Henry's Carbolic Salve allays pain. Jenry's Carbolic naive cure empmnw. Henry's Carbolic Salve heals pimples. ?Tmimi, fi.nmhniiA Rnltte heals brutses. Ask. for Henry's and nse no other, 8EWAEB QP coUNTJSKffiUTa For MAN and BEAST. For External and Internal Use. THE GREATEST FAIJf RELTttViSit OF THE AGE.' I ml Edoy's Carbolic Troches, PREVENTIVE OP Gontagiaos Iisafle8, Colds, XXoaneneBB, BipMherla, and Wnoopingr voagn, ( ftefuantUtths Xaste, Vp-DygpepalaalidBIIioTiBTIftgt. 3: .C BALSAP . m m ti a pain mm IRESH MINERAL Both Foreign and Domestic, JUST RECEIVED AT Dr.J.H. McAden s Drug Store gARATOGA yiCHY, From Saratoga Springs. N. Y. A new water resem bling tne imported vicny. Recommended as a an antacid; cures Dyspepsia, ais' Digestion, is a powerful Tonic and strong Diuretic. ALSO, Hathorn Natural Mineral Water. Recommended very highly as a Cathartic and Al terative ana in an iorms or Dyspepsia, ALSO. CASES CONGRESS WATER. 10 CASES BOCK BRIDGE ALUM. 10 CASES BUFFALO LITHIA. And full supply of Imported Friedrickshall German Bitter Apollinaris and Hunyadi Janos WATERS. THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY ! JJUNYADI JANOS. The Best Natural Aperient. AS A CATHARTIC. Dosb: A wine glass full before breakfast The Lancet' 'Hunyadi Janos. Baron Lleblg af firms that its richness in aperient salts surpasses that of all other known waters." The British Medical Journal. "Hunyadi Janos. The most agreeable, safest, and most efficacious aperient water." Professor Yirchow, Berlin. "Invariably good and prompt success; most valuable." Professor Bamberger, Vienna. "I have prescrib ed these waters with remarkable success." Professor Scanzoni, Wurszburg. I prescribe none but this." Professor Lauder Brunton, M. D., F. R. S., Lon don. "More pleasant than its rivals, and surpass es them In efficacy." Professor Atken. M. D.. F. R. S.. Royal Military Hospital, Netley. "Preferred to Pullna and Frled rlchshall." DR. J. H. MCADEN, Importer and Dispensing Pharmacist, North Tryon St., CHARLOTTE, N. C. :o:- Don't Go to Saratoga When you can eet at our fountain Saratoga Ex celsior Mineral Water lust as fresh and sparkling as when it flows from the spring at Saratoga. We receive this, water in large block tin reservoirs which we return as soon as emptied to be refilled again every week. J. a. mcadjsn, Druggist ana unemist, cnariotte, N. u. July 30 LANDRETHS'S NEW CROP TOMIP SEED White Globe, Amber Globe, Golden Ball, White Norfolk, Flat Dutch, Red Top, Aberdeen, and Ruta Baga. te Seeds are Fresh k Genuine. LR. WRISTON (SCO; July 16 Selected Spices. PEPPER, GINGER, ALLSPICE. CLOVES, NUTMEGS, AfACE., "AND CJNNAMON, AT AM Q D..U...AIIU vvilaUll VX DUI Well o Coleman's Mustard WHITE AND BLACK M UST ARD s EED -IT Wilson & BurwelPs EPP'S COCOA, Baker's Chocolate1 I JPLAVORING EXTRACTS, all kinds B AJtlNG OWDERS, EMS -4?- Wilson & Burwell's ENGLISH TOOTHrNAIL AND HAIR Wilson & Burwell. TJGG-IJSTO, TOILET SOAPS- - I . .- v . . . 1 Wilson &Burwe!!.' e - OWING TO THE DECLINE IN IRON. I HAVE DECIDED TO CLOSE OUT MY L0T.0F Webster Wagons AT A REDUCED PRICE. CALL EARLY AND SECURE A GOOD WAGON AT A LOW PRICE. One Hundred Thousand FINE CIGARS AT A SACRIFICE TO CLOSE OUT. COME QUICKLY, OR THEY WILL ALL BE GONE. Hoinas H. Gaither. June 11. FRESH MACKER 11UJJ CATCH OF 1880, FOR SALE. July 16 Condensed Time TaWeNorth Carolina R. R. TRAINS GOING BAST. 1 No. 6 No. 45 I Dally Dally ex. Sun Date.Dec.25'79 No. Dally Lv. Charlotte, 8.50 A X 6.03 A x 7.81AM 8.10 ax 8.20 a m 10.33 am 11.02 am 12.20 P M 3.30 F M 6.00 P M 4.10PM 5.54 pm 7.07 pm 7.87 pm ainaoury, Hkh Point Arr.Greensboro Lv.Greensboro Arr. Hlllsboro 5.00 pm 10.22 pm 11.54am 3.00 am Durham Raleigh . Lv. " Arr. Goldsboro 6.00 am 1000am No. 47 Connects at Salisbury with W. N. C. R. R. all points In Western North Carolina dally excent Sundays. At Greensboro with B, k D. R.R. for all points Norm, East and West. At Goldsboro with W.4W.B. R. for Wilmington. No. 45 Connects at Greensboro with R. k R. R. for all points North, East and West TRAINS GOING WEST. UoTT" Dally ex. Sun. Mayer k M Date.Dec.25'79 No. 48 Dally. Lv. Goldsboro, 10.10 A m Arr. Raleigh, 12.25 pm Lt. " 8.40 p m Arr. Durham 4.52 P m " Hlllsboro 5.80 P m " Greensboro 7.50 P M Lv. " 8.20 p m Arr.High Point 8.55 P m "Salisbury 10.16 PM " Charlotte 12 27 a m No. 42 Dally. 6.84 pm 10.45 pm 7.00 am 9.19am 11.07am 3.45 pm 6.56 am 7.30 am 9.15 am 111.17.am No. 48 Connects at Greensboro with Salem Branch, at Air-Line Junction with A, A C. A-L. Railroad for all points South and South-West At Charlotte with C., C. & A. R. R. for all South and South-east No. 42 Connects at Alr-Llne Junction with A. & C. A. L. Railroad for all points South and South east ; at Charlotte with C, C. fc A. Railroad for all polQta South and South-west SAJLXM BRANCH, Leave Greensboro, dally except Sunday, 8.50 p m Arrive Kernersvllle " " " 10,00 pm Arrive Salem, " " " 10.50 p m Leave Salem, " " " 5.00 pm Arrive Kernersvllle " " ' 6.40 p m Arrive Greensboro, " " 7.00 am Connecting at Greensboro with trains on the R. & D. and N. C. Railroads. SLKKPINO CABS WITHOUT CHANGS Run both ways on Trains Nos. 48 and 47, between New York and Atlanta via Richmond, Greensboro and Charlotte, and between Greensboro and Augus ta j and on Train Nos. 42 and 45 between Boston and Savannah. Thronerh Ttnkftts on oaIa at nnunalwim 1nioioh Goldsboro, 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. Gen. ian.ia THE CHARLESTON LINE FBOM THB UPPER CAROLINAS, The New Short Line ins to the Sea nillDT.KTnil S r. InonitOil 10011 "COMMENCING Anrast lMt.ZTCI i "Sii jr bury Railroad opens, from. Wadesboro, Char- imva, ouu iu Bujoveuk lemiory, via una raw and Florence, a new line to Charleston and the last and respectfully invites the attention of all shlp- ycre, MWl W MBIT HWaUMWa. , , , "For rates and all information, Inquire ot W. L. Rose, Agent Wadesboro, or the undersifnied. f "i " i- - 1 -j - POP, Gen. Tit. and Pass. Agent rangi-tf.-i- - gunls atuX Shoes. NOW IS YOUUTlMi;, A 111 i in n , BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and m. The remaining Stock and Fixtures of L . A S I E L ' S ESTABLISHMENT Will be sold regardless of cost to wind up ti business. Call and see prices, you will be convinced. P. S. Extra Inducements offered to wholesalr buyers. Next door to Dr. J. H. HcAden's drug store. JulS lisctXlancous. Buncombe Smoking Tobacco. 'TOBACCO grown 'n the mountains of Western jl isonn Carolina is ceieDratea lor its smokii qualities. We have carefully selected the very test for out brands through an expert of long experience; n has been manufactured under our own supervision and Is absolutely free of any admixture, lt is n perfectly pure article of Western North Carolina TOBACCO, and we offer our productions to smok ers with confidence. OUB BRANDS CONSIST OF GOLDEN LEAF, extra fine, LAND OF THE SKY, fine, PIGTAIL, very good. We will be happy to -send samples to dealers throughout the country. Consumers will also be supplied on application upon their sending us ii cents in stamps. We desire to present our Tobac co to the Smoking Public, and feel assured that lt cannot fail to give satisfaction. Our stock Is large and carefully selected. All orders promptly filled. E. I. HOLMES & CO., Manufacturers of Unadulterated Smoking Tobacen, Asheville, Buncombe County. N. C. july 17 -twice w. lnv PURELY VEGETABLE An Fffectual Srjeclflc for Malarious Fevers, Bowel Complaints, Dyspepsia, Mental Depression, Restlessness. Jauiiilli Nausea, Colic, sick Heaaaene, Constipation a."d Bllllousness. ASK the recovered dreoentics. Billlous sufferers. victims of Fever and Ague, the mercurial diseased patient how they recovered health, cheerful spirits and good appetite they will tell you by taking Simmons' Liver Regulator. This lustly celebrated medicine. Regulates the Liver, promotes digestion, and fortifies tlv; system against malarial diseases. Extract of a letter from Hon. Alexander H. Stevens, ' I occa sionally use when my condition requires It Dr. Simmons' Liver Regulator, with good effect it Is mild, and suits me better than more active remedies." CONSTIPATION. TESTIMONY OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE 01 GEORGIA I have used Simmons' Liver Regulatoi for constipation of my bowels, caused by a tempo rary derangement of the liver, for the lust three or four years, and always when used aooordliig to the directions, with decided benefit I think lt is a good medicine for the derangement of the Uver at least such has been my personal experience In the use of It Hiham Warner, Chief Justice of Georgia. Original and Genuine, MANUFACTURED ONLY BY J. H. ZEILIN &CO , PHILADELPHIA. Pi Prise $1. Sold "by All Druggists. April 18-dlawAwlyr. IN STOCK. July 29 OBSERVER BUILDl?. Bv addressing GTCO P. RO WELL & bO. , 1 0 Si""" St., New York, can learn the exact cost of anr I0- posed line Of ADVERTISING In Americans papers. 13?" IQOrpage pamphlet jUC- $7 7""H A YEAR and eipe"" p. H kxsxL Outfit free. KZL I ST VICKERY. Augustj, RO. D. GRAHAM, JN the State and United StiUes .Courts. 00 tlons. Home and Foreign, '.r pensatlon. . n .ntf - Offict -N. E. Comer Trade A tTt. Grand Clos n i 6 OILS LOWEST MARKET 1 Chas. I Job 1-1
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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