t
-ass
1 Kind of 9ltt wh F&afiaat
r A Trxa 9saian
S
Iwr r i ii A i wa. - i ii - - - ---- ..whmjbmiw
I : -J
'T5
0
lijJkiiJU HI 1 1
X ROUTED Y far the ear
ol. Syphilis Serotnleu Tmlt, Kfc
wiSe 8w.Ulf , Goat, Galtr;,
kUlt7KarU, and aU diseases arii"S
Ifromai import condition of tie blood,
aealm.
' T -
ri
CUKES SCROFULA,
D
L
ROSADALIS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 6,f 18Sf.
COIf KLlNCs) DISGRACJS.
men.
1 !
E- i J . S
vtnnaisiii to-
tramp and
a lean prati-
Ilis Open Efforts to Secure Social Re-
Wash.Uor. L6uWrme CototeJdntnaLJ
It is strange that astute men don't
see that they concede eyerythU g when
they court favors 'trom Mr. Conkhng
through attentions and pecuniary as
sistance to Mrs. Sprague If thatl lady
easily have done so by living at Edge-
wood and educating ner cniiaren in
stead of permitting politician to pay
the rent of an expensive house in the
city, and also keep .a retinue;f ser
TWW&i f arriage and other .expenses?
lSaW-Uinterilr.- Clitaj? rwai . nfer.
dailv visitor, andihisiservant, wbotislso
Cf'keialUfrJoolsili hathe ttt&Jr)
ISO--
Corel , SypWUi.
ble, was major domoS oftheS
ment.
Mrs.
A tROSABilLIS:;
Cores
To Tisitors who were strangers,
Spragiie would expatiate upon her
friend. Mr. Conkling, bringing in 'his
-Iflahe Yea7' when unnecessary, as
tnougn ine gionea m mu
their names wereunKea wgetner. mrs.
Sprague, a-jvell-as-Mr. Conkling, has
Cores Nervous Iemmy.
1
ROSItlWllilS
'cubes' EninrtiOws.
c
1 J I -1 ' .
ROSADilLIS
has Its lnrrwllenta published on eror.
acknra. Show K to your rnywann. oiiu
e wUl tU you it la eomposeu w
rtrongast alteranvea tnsc uih
axoeUan Blood Purler.
BOSAD ALIS 1 old try MI Btagglrta.
BffiTPM
tf
men. I
HAttfoolTes. II;
s study if uii
OB men 1
haveknowm
with the head and hair of
the dress of a doctor with
tice, a .person whp wnJedU faBnak
tkmH bet. fcra&fiintlfSaJa ammy
hand yet this person was a perfect,
woman killer, une gin was Decroineu
to him for three years, and then he
jilted her coldly for a new flame. The
. . . 3 1 A
new 10V anair euueu nim a uageuj,
for when in turn hp-ahook thenewJwfc
9f&m rsUe4rick0yTeed
ner irouDies iorever in a veiguuuiiuK
river. There were ether women whp
loved the fellow almost as desperately
although they consoled themselves
more easily. What they could ever sep
in the man to fall in love with passetfc
understanding" ',' . . -y. i-' 1
r-Thrt 'wasant)tnet hrt-kiHti?.
too, who seemed to melt women's hearts
s aiefcrellnsetts butter. He promised
to be one of the great men of the coun
try, and wemen bowed down and woo
shipod&ft supposeu4ellectual pawer$.
there wen nTe (romantic schooI-Rlrls
in love with him at once, if I remem
ber. Friends, relations, and enemies
alike DroDhesied a future of extraordi
nary brilliancy for him, and he could
hTLveJriss "Dick and teal" of all tho
r ry , . 7. tl a i a. 1 I II2LVB jlllV LTlUIk UU
braved so rncn una mej .n;Mi t cijntryt Wel,
the least eensitrvean . as-x- PfntnTr m a&nd-unon the tot-
mr MAIT and
MsLiuofPilli.
fV - IHa GEIA.T VEGOTABEB GATHABTIO ."''
r-.XV ... - - -1 . EKOULiTOJL - ;
! I I ' ' I
" Vtigetable WORM SYRUP
rrRor uIa fav all Drnrslsta.
r, HENRY
SOLH rBOFSmOBS,
. IT.-.'
said, they succeed in all their earthly
undertakings, and so long as that is
the case thev are indifferent to pubhd
opinion. Senators who have gossipped
won't hesitate to shield Mr. Conkling if
necessary, a rom ponueat moura
sr. m will lie in hia iavor. and others
f rdS Wfudentlal motives, lestt bray
VidiSa-fc:iaother.'f And sd. matter
abpTtflhi terdicfc,' Or'. ColSkUlignWllt
b6sIWw York-poliic8i aa asi jong
as there is a necessity for protecting
Mrs. Sprague it will be done, and that,
tnn. hv men who are caroful of the
good name of their ovrttf Jirive and
daughters. l'
The l'resiaent ana nis wiue nave act
ed thxpughout this scandal witn great
tacfiradffood Judgment. They have
ived-he ire of Senator. UjpnkJing ana.
Mrs. Sprague has never entered tne
White House during this administra
tion. It remains to be seen what course
Owiwal and Mrs. Garfield will bursue
aftr the 4th of March. Gtn. Garfield",
mav not care to antagonize tne -Hew
York Senator, and that gentleman's
ultimatum is always: "Will you receive
Mra.Braarde?n The 'refusal Of MfsC
Conklinz and "her dauthtef td invttff
Mrs. Sprague to the latter's wedding
wasjesented by the Senator to the ex-
'tAitrft absentuie hlmseli on tnac occar
sion and a refusal to speak to his1 r
daughter afterward.. ;When he wished
tq smooth nis ruffled plumage prior 10
the State convention in New York lastr
February, he commanded his wife to.
come to Washington and drive in an
rnasce with Mrs,,, sprague ana
with her. If she obeyed he said
he would call to see hisldaughter and
be reconcnea to ner.
3nt wife meekly sub
to the Riggs House, jp
Eve days. Mrs. Spragl
carriage xa uie noiei a.
most pinnacle of intellectual greatness
is now a school-master, and a second
rate one at that, with an insignificant
wife, who is the merest stick-in-the
mud.. Probably he thinks about his old
games.
lolat and
toliiical
6, - jJuiUMry a-
rUSe. SlwlJiia gepubllpan,. rthns de-
iiei a queer jreiigiois eniuusiciai,
naune unr-st. nia nsuas is uuitnuwu
but he is sometimes seen wearing a gen
uine crown of -thorns, flowing robes,
and sandals of plank upon his feet He :
took ta tha wjQods out of a nest of San-J
tificatipnvyiraajnd believes that
ha is oerformine heaven s weiK in tne
wilderness or this world, xne religious
coterie of JSancUhcatJonistsiS. maoeupoi
skHitiDlfe-hiinid WLei. rtiiwdmen.
who c'.aimtobe the holy family, di scend-"
ed again to the earth, to prepare man
kindfer the end. which, according to
their revelations, is in the near future.
They do not, so they say, eat food of the
earth earthv. out Droress to De iea on
the strawberries of Paradise by invisirii
blehalJodCtfil).efciiB'tS hear ce
lestial tunes played on golden harps,
and the voices of unnumbered angels
eternally singing around the throne.
hilo.tWfivisible dn feaxte reay
ieaviaMr the Wpeosf of a
jr-- Ml! .. 1 mi L
merry Christmas are Dniiiani. xne
people of Dallas are greatly interested
in this holv familv and visit them in
droves, after harcinjg driYnftlreinia lit
tle
1 oys !
Gooife for the Holidays !
AT
Wo call attanUoh to our stock ot
Fine Fancy Goods
D. 'Me RIGLER'S
Tou will fiad tbo laigert and; best asaodanent -ot '
SUIT ABE FOB
dtrjertisjemjeuts.
General
&.$tkw YflBii JakuarT 2lTiii Trl
Itiwoflo-morrow in a conspicuous edito-
Oittf will say : "The time seems fit tor
at least one siaiemeni auoui uie p
'Afoating adtniljistration of President
f?uiMMd:"ltia not to bo used as a
L nWiirai nrVif in nonHinor natArial fnn- V
tests, whether in JNew i ort or eise
vrhte.,fW"ftare fuily adthoi?ed toay
.thisnmeMiaf? ntr.to;thfeir
full significance. It is proper to say,
further, that the incoming administra
tiort'will see to it that the men from
NewrYrkand other States who had
the otirage "at Chicago to obey the
"wherftf jRieir districts in the ballot
ing for F-fosident, and who thus finally
voted for Garfield, shall not suffer for
if ofl&&W it"fflxanltpspt fail of
-teabflSlff re6tfenflTrt!ftir inde
pendence, their resolute pursuit of the
policy they believed best for the Re
'ouMlcan party, 3ndfdr.th$ ootiiltt-yVf
- "GentleMen at Albany whtf afe said
to have been threatened with a diner
ent course at' Washington may reassure
themselves. ' Th 'administratfeii of
iniured, pa-
3uid came
ipassea
rove in her
at jrereard
tn Vfr rtortVHnff ' Rhft TflClVPCL
jXextldaytbatwO;
er tkiatoffiiB-Tjnncuiai snros 01 tae
yrhe.iaiMTtritha
the difatter.?fanrwj6wl3a
rshsea riWfiYjairtttadlEIJ
ldge mm (bu notthoirtwiF
tt,
young raftn, memoor ox ioxyfrej lroui
llhode aslicl,' Mrs,- SptagufJenator
and MACohiaw;Jraesflwprised
the guefctsi-i 5Ctt aster 0Mf. Conk-
ng caijsett Ihff dinner, to De written up
3r theiresrtttth4a8t lavish style,.
with fufl esctiiiof;;ilie minutest
details. TMJoaJaMjJsjared this
SLEEP, APPETITE and STBENGfH
tnm when fiortettei'i Stomach Bitters Is ays-
tftmatleMlT used b? a bilious dyapeDtlc sufferen
MoreoTer, since the brain sympathizes closely
with the stomach ana Its associate organ, tne
lintr And thn hnwnln. as their deraneement is rec-
tlled by the action of the Bitters, mental despon
dency produced by that derangement disappear.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally!
anl .
peo
FOB
RHEOM&TISE
President Garfield is .tobe an adminis
tration for the whole" Republic par
ty. It will foment no quarrels ; it will
mostT earnestly " seek the fhlngsTEat
make for feace and for the best inter
ests of the tfarty it represents: But it
will not permit its friends to be1 perse
cuted forLlheir. friendshipT Whdever
has been persuaded to doubt thiwnay
a woU make heaceforth a declaration
Of inidopendencerom the dictation of
iSy atrthoqlsy save the wishes of con
stituents ad his own convictions of
policy andiighw- : :
the ablofeW strategr his jifej
bjut whettthttaartfr'if wasgonev
and all oWto6tk il nrfs consid
ered themilisie8tBtjtia;verTerectT
ed. Th4oldtLlntbDplSjrjTeT.and
"fnen blu$bfar4iw2ex Wheix they coxi
sidered the enoraritv .f the'ctttraco:
upon an nncomplamingrTiifwJSevtr:
leless, jiirzriea,pfi&5onr
ration ?f o;rantiW? expected
through kisliiyatidttt6rthreffldi
to silencs aH thow Who WliEsed disAi
crust. IiefctnadoCQnreSivnrDr
to avengdhUnselrtftJwesid
ana secrotarvrmajiiWJtin not ejWi
He at thatvtime ejpettfd hUhpoirri
was greaVOTOujrHof elevat MTrWCw
thur to the secSftd highest oflffqa.
now his revengtfisomjpietand h8
feels strong enough" w4H'y-uod and
in . .
The Maaafcerchlel earner la tbe
" 'ate. -
Sen-
Tb.'preidentM ProvpecUre-Exlu
The :President has rcenfiy 4n con-
. i , , i j
versation wiin ms irieuu roiuaineu
thatrtie ws extremely wejl "pleased
mat nis teim oomce was bo rapiuij
drawing to a close. . Her.sani to a
iftntremau who was talkiagHo'him on
the Stibje4tteiy that he wpuld leave
immediately after the fourth of March
lor hl horfflS injhio, where he would
be oDierv for some timein arrang
ing his private: affairs. HiS pergonal
friends sav that Mr. Haye9"vrillileave
the White House with, at leaet"Al50,
000 df.his f6ur years' salary. He-was
in quite comfortable cjrcum'stanccs be-
forer-na ms White Mouse savings.
withwhatTre already. "nad,"wiH, for
1 man -of his moderate desires andT eco
nomical expenditures, make him rich
PionT what he says, it. is uhdesetood
tlat-when he eets everything fixed he
will to some extent follow' the exam
pie of Genrurant and enliven a- por
tion of hisiimejn travel. He: said to
a prominerJt Saffthern Kepublicanjthat
after a whfcic he. "Intended to visitarts
of the sotrtn wjiich he haa not-seen
He indicates that he will BfotTGaTe to
re-enter mrWic life, but if a favrable
opportunity should be presented and
f hrfa oynvort tiwooi ol io wo mtkkbt
different from all ofcliejr American poli
Macon, Ga., March 31 , 1879. 1
From having been Intimate for a nuneer Of
years with the proprietors of Swift's SyphUHUc
Specific, I have known much of its manufacture
and Ks use. Thexeere men in the eemmunlty
well knowrt1,ltJzens-twh6 were victims In early
life to Syphillis, most terrible curse that ever
afflicted the human family, 1 and who have taken
the 8. 8. medicine, and are now, to all appear
ances,and in their own belief, as free from (he taint
disease as the first man, fresh from the hands of
his Maker.- Detieaey or cOWse forbids their public
recommendations of this medicine, but I am al
lowed refer ta the' skeptic prto&trtyXo those who
will endorse everything that Om be ld to Its
favor. Being prof eeBionally mnchop posed Wj en
dorsing or recommending' nostrums or secret rem
edies, ft fs with hesitation that t attach my name
to this article; but t ksow whereof I speak when I
aay that our science has not yet made public ,a
combination equal to this lor the purpose lndicar
ted. The gteafr-st boon the government rould be
stow on hundreds of thousands o its citizens
would be to purchase this receipt of jits proprietors,
and make it public forthajbeneat .ot the , present
and all coming generation 1 ' '
. T. L. MASSENBUBG, Ph. G.i
Prepared only by the SWiFT SPECIFIC COM
PANY, Atlanta, Ga. ' .. ' t , l
Sold byT: C. 8mlth andL:'R. Wrtston ft Co.
Call on your druggist-for a copy of "Young Men's
Friends.' r at-. , r;.- .
: lWK.n.Mi
id. or injrle, old or
poor maitik. ir kuucoiah
Mt.MVWKrttoaj
1 'WtoTW to
M -jn tt a,
of fcn1eaL, i
id Inr Kfca itr.1. o .
tlrsialant'dl
op Bittori, .
Tmrjxmar and
a or ati
If
iw.
irinniiifTn'r ' tM it
wkntoxieating, J
H JXicn yon oibi
of lo.
' tentoUintr over mid.
r'aicUwork,to
I t miiiim niSeriiur from
llBS orf-Uk bed ot'iick-
Binor.
: TBoasanaa alt) aju
form of Kldhov
) th.i Uirhtl
ha.va.been tHKUattedl
oj m. cimeijM
n M Hop
Diiiarit
typlatnt, disease ot
tiooa, Rtwr
wnmt Ton
wffl be cored if
roa seHop B
TfTo ara alm-l
it may ovo
rour iuw.
has savod
hundred.
r
had) 1
nut-
Imnrnol
n rrui
I 1 !
i unro II
II
il ja, m
ma
D. I. C.
Is an absolute
and lrreaistable!
cure for drank.
lenaaa, use of
opium, taoaooo,
or naiooaca.
Sold br druor-
Blats. Bond for
iCarcalar.
HOP BITTSag
Tf8 00
K. T.
ishlngton Letter to Chicago Timet., ...
-fcen!or Oonklinff, for the three days
i&at m has been-in Congrs this week,
has had the corner of a dainty silk
handkerchief sticking out of the out
side breast-pocket of his coat. The
handkerchief is of dull-yellow silk,
plaided with red stripes, and has a red
border. Senator Thurman also has a
ereat fancv for colored silk handker
chiefs, and always carries them; but
he usually carries a dark one, for he is
an inveterate snuff-taker. But on yes
terday in the senate it was noted that
he kept turning his eyes towards the
brilliant handkerchief showing in the
pckfeCof the dainty New Yqrk -Sena
tor: 'Then Senator Thurmah was ob
served to take his own long-suffering
bandana from his pocket, and, looking
at it contemptuously, thrust it back in
to his pocket. Finally he got up and
w&lked over to; CqokHngis gaaand, it
was piain t!b be' seten, asked4 to see his
handkerchief. Senator Conkling took
it out of his pocket and held it up by
two corners. Thurman stood off and
admired it, and then stepped up and
felt it between his thumb and finger,
like a ladv when buying a dress. Then
Conkling hung the handkerchief from
the centre over his finger and let it fall
in folds, as a clerk in a dry goods store
holds. silks so as to show them in their
best lfght. Conkling drooped his curly
head on one side and gazed at it ad
miringly, while Thurman again stepped
back in the aisle to get a better effect
of the colors. When they had admired
sufficiently, Conkling folded the hand
kerchief and offered to present it to
Thurman. Senator Thurman looked
at it longingly, partly stretched out his
right hand, and then drew it back.
Conkling still pressed it upon him, but
Senator Thurman shook his head and,
drawing his own old faded red ban
dana from his pocket, took a large
pinch of snuff and walked away down
the aisle.
AiTlUlloi
u , u tthluT
City to aid lh the
id.
tn the city. We have-most everylhlnf In the line.
d wlU eU as low as the lowest. Inspection on
and after to-day. Came and see. Also,
RAISINS, NUTS,
CITRON, CURRANTS,
DATES, SHiXLED
ALMONDS; &cr, &c
CANDIES:
. We jpanufacture our own Plain Candles and
(aarantee them pore.
Fiir Freafh Candies
wo tafcvo Huge Btoetrmd as fine as Is mad.
ts the' place to tot your CHRISTMAS
CAXXS Bring your orders and we guarantee
atUfaottou.. D, K. RICFLEB.
de-M
Sale,
CBMMAS & BRIDiL PRESENTS.
NOTHING TQ EQUAL THEM IN THE CITY.
Upright Cetlaloid Toilet Sets
AND
PERFUME CASES.
COMBDBOSKWOOD SATIN COVERED
TOILET SETS.
Busslan Leather and Satin Covered Perfume
Cases, Gents' Dressing and Traveling Cases,
Bables Toilet Cases, (something new and
elegant), french-Plat Mirrors, &c
Wo lmvlte a careful Inspection.
L. B. WEIHTON 4 CO.
k CelMofl of Beautiful Ornamental
GRASSES, CHRISTMAS WREATHS,
BANGING BASKETS, FEATHER GRASSES,
SIA OATS, NATtmiL AND COLORED,
FRENCH IMMORTELLES, Ac.. Ac.
L. E. 1VRISTON & CO.
dectt
JUST RECEIVED
GO TO
ill . in
tiers
AND LOOK AT HIS
LARGE STOCK OF
CiristmasGools.
ALL OF WHICH HE SELLt,
LOW FOR CASH.
All Goods Warranted as Rep
resented, both in Weight
and Quality.
WATCH GLASSES 10 CENTS EACH.
decl5
j A f tikuralgi Sti&ticc Um9A 1
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains Burps land, i
Scalds. GtneriModfff 11 1
Pains,;
Tooth Aar wd ffff fLrosted
Feet and bars, and all other
Pains and Aches.
Ha Pnrwralktti on firth aanals Sr. Jacobs Oil
Mi d mfA timiple and cheap External
Remedy. A trial entails bat tne comparatively
trifling outlay of 50 Cents, and every one suffering
with pain can have cheap and positive proof of it
claima.
Directions In Eleven Languages.
80LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ABD DEALERS
IS MEDICINE.
Ai VOGEIJEIR & CO;,
i j. . lialtttnore, MtL, V. 8. A.
lc30dA$ ly. -' "
DURING THE DAY
FOR THE LADIES,
OF
TOYS, DOLLS
AND
NEW YEAR'S
PRESENTS,
at .astonishingly low prices.
AT
Dr.J.H.McAdens Drug Store
A Fnll Supply of Beautiful
Celluloid Toilet Sets,
Imported and Domestic Colognes,
LuMn's Extracts,
Cot Glass Cologne Bottles and
Poll Boxes, and
Other Holiday Goods.
ioi, See, Real
SomethiDg New in Charlotte
AT THE
JEWELRY STORE
-OF-
A en
Wow
Can be seen and proved the new and WOKb
FUL OPTOMETER for measur
tiler
CALL AT
Auction Sale,
TO-NIGHT
J.H. McADEN'S Druff Store
. TAKE NOTICE. AT-
Dauphin as below. In all eases the Ticm them- SE VE'N O (JJJ Ox-a"
eates or anything else Instead. Any one propos-
FOB
Fresh Select English Spires, Nutmegs, Mace,
White Ginger, Cloves, Cinnamon. Allspice,
Mustard, Pepper, Ac, whole
and ground.
eyesight To those needing Spectacles or Eye-
Glasses we would say call an ssv ur splendid
stock, the largest In Charlotte anu . - first Quality.
With the Optometer we can suit any eye. We are
now receiving our
HOLIDAY GOODS
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
JEWELY,&
SILVERWARE,
and kindly invite our friends and customers to
call. Engraving and Fine Watch-work always a
specialty.
deciu
gj&ilvjcratls.
--T
am fr n ftniir
uart i xpineatiy one
ave beexrrntsrFtin tins
constroctloir" of the
St. Louis and Texas Narrow Gaug
Railroad, . line. J,ich is now being
Duiit irom xexarKana 10 waco, Ji exas,
and which it is deskga? d to extiHHoni
the former point toEail-o;i ItU'tMar to
connect with the narrow gauge rail
road to St. Louft, iy (s ?uao:'in tended
to push the road from Waco to the Rio
Grande to KjqnnectyWith the Palmer
Sullivan syfcteW which is to be con
structed to the city of Mexico. It is
also in.1 xn&idplation to ultimately
builda irarrow gauge railroad from
,isof , (Jairo to iNew ioik, anq
afO-YLv continuous narrow gauge
line from the latter place to the city of
Jdippa-ijAiisyndic-liafcien ffefOied
Srie'W'TrJrk tdPcaVry' but this project,
and it is said that sufficient money to
complete the ' roWftasalfeidy been
raised. The line between Cairo and
Texarkana is expected to b Mjhed in
the course of the year, as the work of
construction will be pushed from bothj
ing to offer anything else by circular or otherwise,
on his own behalf or that of the company, is a
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOB-
TUNE FIBST GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
CLASS A. AT NEW ORLEANS,
Tuesday, January 11th, 1881 128th Monthly.
3 . i" Dratrtdg -
VOTREUXA STATU LOTTKBT CbMPAKT.
This Institution was regularly incorporated by
the Legislature of the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes In 1868, fob thi tkrh or
twxitt-fivb TEARS, to which oonicact the inviola
ble faith of the State is pledged, which pledge
has been renewed by an overwhelming 'popular
eouong it Xranehue m tne new constitution
l$lJD00106,lo;vfhl(lt las added la Re-
fidortMK6aooo. i . f i
Its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWING will
take place monthly on the second Tuesday.
It never scales or postpones. Look at the follow
ng distribution;
FOR EVERYBODY,
AT
AT
PERRY'S
janl
J, H. McADEN'S DRUG STORE
You will ttnd
The Largest Stock of Fine Toilet Soaps, English
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs and Toilet Pow
ders, ever offered in this market
Menseil Time TaWe NDrltt Carolina E. R
TBI INS GOING NORTH.
Date,Decl4 '80
No. 47
Dally
No. 49
Daily
No. 43,
Daily
RO. D. GRAHAM,
A.TTOENBT .A.T TjATTT.
TV the State and United States Courts. Collee
pn nd Foreign, collclted. Ab-
tttaSotTlUofcSumyo.&c.. fumlshwl for com
Xl.VOorwt'Taa 4 Trron stroeU
Charlotte, N. C. - llHB-tt-
Bllkf TBrNES, M. P.
OFFERS
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copy.
Nortli Carolina Exdn(eri In m. Bad
Way.
A "Washington correspondent writes
that some North Carolina colored exo-
dusters "were brought up at the night
loading nouse Monday vening in a
condition of considerable frozenness
and yet more hunger and anxiety. They
representea tnat thev were from Ma
con, Warren county, and said they went
oun do jjutier county, Uhio, last March
in search of better times, but not find
ing as good as they had had in the old
North State were making their way
oacttnere. They AMn'l have a cent,
were aim si natea ana tne children
were crying for food and warmth.
They were ffiven as much soun and-
bred,AS they .could eat, and after a bath
wer put to bed. Ther Wer two men,
t.wn wnmon on1 ni rrVkf oVi i 1 4 tn
, .-. : Ike TettsleJtoU Co., Marshall, Mick, i
wm send thetr celebrated Electro-VolUie Beits
w m9 5uaaea upon so days tnai. Speedy cures
Thti thet Writ to
vbsbi wKoout aeiay.
nor. 16 ly.
etires ; coislive-
r.'11 BUCK-DRAUGHT ri
- Ji' i w f 1 '
-w tua oicK-xieaaacne. : .
Janl For sale by Dr. Tf Q'Smiah.
Tb ChFsllaocrpBTrce Case.
WAsmiftTTON," J aifuary 2 The de
position of Edil Giro, taken in New
lYorfq Dtt behalf -6t, Mr. Christiancy in
his suit for divorce, was given to the
press here to-night. He testifies that
he was introduced to Mrs. Christiancy
by a Mr. Kutz, a reruvian banner, on
the ToVaye; from Lima: that he recis
tered her ai the1 St. Nicholas H otel, Ne w
York, as "Mrs. II. II. Wharton," at her
request that she came to room' at the
ht. James Hotel, this city, and that they
there occupied the sarjae Aed.fllrhe
counsel for the -defendant will move to
strikeout this last portion of tbe de
position when, thd cpurt meets, owing
ja inreais naymgjpeeii maoe i0y i tne
commissioner 10 ijiro.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000.
1 00,000 Tickets at Two Dollars each. Half-Tick
ets, One Dollar.
LIST OF PRIZES :
1 Capital Prize : S30.000
1 Capital Prize. . . . i 10,000
1 Casual Prize J.000
'. 2-PHterof $3,60.r4.vy.':,i.i.000 !
! ePrteesvjf liOOO.f.l.f.WT-.OOO
20 Prizes of 500 10,000
100 Prizes of 100 10,000
200 Prizes of i 60 10.000
500 Prizes of 20 10.000
1,000 Prizes of 10 10,000
; 9 Approxiiaai o
ion
9 Aoproximauon
9 Approximation Prizes of
100..
1857 Prizes, amouattng to $110,400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, to whom a liberal compensation will bo
paid.
For further lnforatlon,-vM(o clearly, giving
full address". Send orders ' by express or Regis
tered Letter, or Money Order by mail. Address.
2 ife Jl M-AUlBSN,
w , NeOrleanff, LoWSWna,
or M, A. DAUPHIN, at
sin .No,819 Broadway, Jew York.
luriGwEir8)rniry DrawiDgsare under
the sufJefvislon and management of Generals G.
T. Beauregard and Jubal A. Early.
decl4-dtw4w
IMPROVED PATEHT LIVER PAD1
KmiSniEiit.
C4 t Mxn ART StuHOTH DbIIMD. LiAMt
Twin Lou.
XHtum Otwi iaat Sraolst tt !je.
CTKBS
fMiudferw,
lherCMpUi,
Hfrrnaoiv
leule
Th frit 9mmM DImm bjf AMrpccu He
YraioaaFllU. Oils, r Fioui KeSioiiMS arr Ukj
wtb0BMk. Th Ti wtn ov tt Pit
of n knmik i Ttrlt Jb Gt Narva Cl,
mim aba JAvar an BtocMafa. A ganUa Tefftlabla
7ftilW-batiitothrTOoiafWooda4
Livar. srifyiBCBtoo4, attmnlatinf tka Lirerand
ta'hialtiy mmictu aad fthoinr hj
BACH. SOU IT UL DllMlKI,C Mt (VUd
ar Expreaa. fji
MaaufaetaTW u for eele at 92 Gormn street.
For saT in Ckaflolto at tko drug stores of L. BL
Wrlston A 00., F. Bearr, T. C. Smith and Wilson St.
BurwelL , ,
may 15 ly.
Salef ValttaMe Real Estate
NEAB THE CITY OF CHABLOTTJS, N. C
iT virtue of a decree of the Superior uourj oi
:o:-
TWO CAR LOADS
KEROSENE !
Just Received at
J. H. Mc ADEN'S
Lv. Charlotte,
a- Depot
" Juntft
Salisbury,
Arr.Greensboro
Lv.Greensboro
Arr.Balelgh
iiV. "
Arr. Ooldsboro
Lv. Greensboro
for Richmond
Arr.
Lv. Danville
" N. Danville
Barksdle .
Drak'sBr'ch
.TotrarlllP
Tomahawk
Arr. Belle Isle
Lv. " "
Arr. Manchester
3.50 am
6.03 am
8.05 am
8.22
1.40 PM
4.00 pm
6.20 pm
8.22 ?m
4.38 pm
6.05 AM! 4.50 pm
fl.30 AM
8.00 AM
9.38 am
9.58 AM
6.41 pm
8.26 pm
8. a 2 pm
for Klch
m'nd only
11.32 am
11.H5 am
12.01 pm
1.19 PM;
2.49 pm
8 45 pm
4.20 pm
4.40 pm
4.43 pm
4 43 am
The only Agent In North Carolina
& Sons' Kerosene OIL
for C. Wests
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Date.Dec.14'80
No. 42
Dally.
No. 48
Dally.
No. 50
Dally
JJ.
Wholesale and
McADEN
Druggist,
TBYON STBEEf , No. 1 Park's Building,
Lv. bichmond '
Burkevllle
Arr. N. Danville
Lv. "
Arr. Greensboro
Lv.
Salisbury
Arr. A L. Junction
Charlotte
Lv. Richmond
Jetereville
Drak's Br'ch
Barksdale
Danville
Benuja
Greensboro
Salisbury
Arr. A-L. Junction
Lv 44 w
Arr. Charlotte
10.30 pmi
2 24 am
7.11 am
8.35 am
10 10 am
10.15 AM
12.00 AM
12.01 pm
1.52 pm
11.55 AM
2.20 pm
6.40 pm
6.00 pm
8.09 pm
8.20 pm
10.10 PM
12.00 m
12.82 pm
2.46 pm
4.28 pm
5.58 PM
7.20 pm
7-46 pm
8.48 pm
9.18 pm
10.56 pm
12.15 am
12.32 am
12.37 am
CHABLOTTE, K. C.
SAXJEM BKAKCH.
Dec 18
8 : ,
astii ehz:
POPULAR
Monthly
DRAWING OF THE
Commonwealth
Distrit
intfo
n Company,
ouia sen wis oi Jr.as irom
Daniel FJTgare, Tallapoosa, C
Bala at ru Store. J j '
SO WILL PLEASED.
Dr. E. H. Flagg: Dear 81r: "I wish to get tho
agency for this county .for Flare's Patent Liver
aad Stomach Pad. I bought oae of yor agvnt in
Atlanta and was so well pteasod t sent for two
more. I am now over 1 00 miles from Atlanta and
oould sell lots of Pads from my recommend."
Ga.-Tiagg'B rads for
Some One Alayi Wins.
A eormipoadent Invltets ' attention W tho facfe
that it has Men everywhere remarked by the read
ers or tbe leading joamats ln-aH pans of tho coun
try toaUi drawees, tho Xuislna State Lot
tery (2tmirJUiojti occur without over jftny In
terruption in their rewjlarita' on tbe .seeond .Tues
day of eachTTpjaofiaaiqtloaiXa., and aj,
aaaorUonajaado weilne. name. of . Jd. A. XiaucblD.
New,iOeaos. h La. or same ,Dorau at No. 819
''- - - 1f, .... . . M ".J. wuj.
eWfiooccMy, are jovapaDu.iusunoqr
v ine suDseaueui acuon oi.uus, oomoaas. so mat
$30)00 far $2 seems t,o be certain napplness In
storo for some haFpy mortal somwere. . .
. f " - A ,"J 'M r r: im,
PROFITABLE PATIENTS.
it SrMrM -EdT ifcfeWs Uceas in
ire ufeisVtis airaj itcs Or wasuftc-afway from
a condition . of Tjoiaerableness,. that no one knows
wnat sautnem, TpronwTfnioiriST9r docttrrs.) is
Ull
Obtained Byio osoi,MJ ttwIJTheyegln
tif Wrt fttmtho'rirJrMSOBO taofr"-Jttinta
Dorreei neann ttntraireiieHrw KBtoroo. "wnoevei'
cairgetHop QMtv
aynefd not auffej. when they
.MStoclnnatl stw ' 7v ! .
AT MACAULKY'S THEATRE,
a intwatt:ix)uiu.on
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays except
ed) under provisions of an Act ot the General As
sembly of Kentucky, incorporating the Newport
Printing and Newspaper Co., approved April 9,
1878.
BPThis is a special act, and has never been re
pealed. The Unltod Sfiites Circuit Court on March 81,
npdqred-tht) following decisions:
tTt--That the Commonwealh Distribution Com-
M-Hta dmwlngi ire iatl.f ? 'h i
The Company, has now on hand a large reserve
fund. Read the list of prizes for the
JANUARY DRAWING.
1 Prized:. !:i..'.:.V..;f.i.: $30,000
. l Prize ., lo.oou
V 1) JTlZOA Umi - j i 5(000
10 PrlzM, $1,000 eacC. ... . . . ... J10,000
20 Prizes, 500 each, 10,000
4tie''l8 tt::::-::::::
(Prizes, 20 each, . 12,000
AxoA'Ytiai $ii700
9 Prizes, 200 " " " " 1,800
100 ",iUii Vjo'il!
1.960Prizes. '. '
Whole TlckeUHalckets, $1; 27 Tickets,
Romtt Voney or Bank Draft in Letter, er send
by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED
LEf fSDSpl PlTrcjrpVl2 Orders ot
3B4adh4irdt4w Ixnrew,&n.U) tint at our ex-
R.'BMA&orterOwraVBuUding,
Louisville, Ky., or T. J. C01IMERFOBJ). 212
l Vurlrlanhlinr mnntv T Will AXDOSe tO DUDliC
sale at the court house in Charlotte, on TUJES
t7at th i8th dav of JANUARY. 1881, to the
highest bidder, a valuable tract of land containing
about 186 acres, lying near the limits of tho City of
Charlotte, directly on and north of the Carolina
Central Railway, adjoining tho lands of V. 0. Bar-
ringer, Mrs. Fanny kicks, ana tne isnus uiub
late J. S. Means and others. The land will be di
vided aad sold In lota of about 40 acres each. .
Also, at the same time and place, an undivided
tk interest in about 16 acres of land, lying within
one mne oi unanone, Known as m juim a
Hams mine tract, adjoining the lands of John W.
Wadsworth, D. Asbtrry and others.
One-fourth of the purchase money wOl be re
quired in cash and the remainder at one and two
years, In equal instalments, with Interest at 8 per
cent, from date of sale. Title reserved till purchase-money
is paid. ,
Persons desirous of purchasing the property are
referred to Jas. P. Irwin, who will show the same.
GOB. E. WILSON.
Commissioner.
decIO once a week t d-s.
Democrat and Home copy.
SUGAR CURED
HAMS,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
CRANBERRIES, HONEY AND
DRIED PEACHES.
Broadway. Mew York.
an6
vllP
decSO
a H. HOWELL.
.... FOR RENT.
A COMFORTABLE four room house en Church
street, with ltchen and splendid Well of wa
ter In yard. Apply to C. HILKEB.
Jan4 tt
Boarders Recived.
TOARD for nun and wife, wlihont .ckfld, or two
teclo men vrlllln to oecuov ao aaa.rtmat
Sd Tor a few table boarders. ' Central location,
ferenaes exchanged. Apply at Til Obskbvxb
office. - " ' ' f Jan4rlw
Tfv fMi drih drowsv. debilitated, havo frv
nnnt hffjuinnhA. month tastes badly, poor app i
tlte, and tongue coated, ypft are suffering from top
pld liver, or 'bluou3nes3.'randjiothlng will cure
you so speeauy ana pernranennr aa j ko
mono' JUver ueguiaior or jseouau
The Cheapest, Pur
est and Best Family t
Medicine in tne world I
As Effectual Specific
for all diseases of the
Liver, Stomach and
Spleen.
Regulate the Liver
and prevent Chills and
Fever, Malarious Fe
vers. Bowel Com
plaints, Restlesanes,
Jaundice and Nausea.
BAD BREATH!
Nothing la so unpleasant, nothing so common
as bad breath, and in nearly every case it eomws
from tbe stomach, and can be easily corrected if
you will take Simmons' Liver Regulator. Do net
neglect so sure a remedy for this repulsive disor
der. It will also improve your Appetite, Complet
ion and General ueaitn.
PILES!
How manv suffer torture day after day. making
life a burden and robbing existence of all pleasure.
; owing to the secret suffering from Piles. Yet re
lief is ready to the hand of almost any one who
Win use systematically ioe remeay mat nas per
toanently cured thousands. Simmons' Live? Regu
lator is no arasue violent purge, but a gentle
slstant to nature.
CONSTIPATION!
SHOULD not be regarded as a trifling
allmont in faot,1wtnre demands- the
inmost regularity Tf the bowels, and
devlaflon from this demand pave the
way often to serious danger. It' is quite
aa necessary to remove Impure accumu
lations from tbe bowels as it fs et or
Bleep, and no health can be expected
where a costive habit of body prevaHg.
SICK HEADACHE!
This distressing affliction occurs most f reniiAnt.
it. me aisturoanoe oi tne stomaon, arising Irom
tbe Imperfectly digested contents, causes a sever
pain in the head, accompanied wtth dlsagreoaM
nausea, and this constitutes what Is popularly
known aa Sick Headache.
Cadtioh. As there are a number of imitations
offered to the public, we would caution the com
munity to bay no Simmons' Liver Regulator or
Medicine unless our engraved wrapper, with "Red
7" trade mark, stamp-and signature unbrokesx
None other la genuine.
J T-T 7.RII.TN X- C.C
. PHILADELPHIA, tim
. Frtee $L 5el4 C7 All Dmgsists.
sept 19 dlawiwlyr. . s t
NO. 48 Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro. 9.31 pm
Arrive Salem 11.80 pm
NO. 47 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Salem
Arrives Greensboro
NO. 42 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro
Arrives Salem
NO. 43-Daily.
Leave Salem
Arrive Greensboro.
6.25 am
7.40 am
10.80 AM
11.50 AM
5.00 pm
7 00 psj
Limited malls Nos. 49 and 50 will only make
short stoppages at points named on the schedule.
Pn ssengers taking train 49 from Charlotte will
get aboard at the H. ft p. K. R. depot Tbi trulu
makes close connectlon'at Greensboro for Raleigh,
Goldsboro Newberne and all points on Wilming
ton 4 Weldon Railroad.
Passenger trains No. 47 and 48 make all locil
stops between Charlotte and Richmond, and be
tween Greensboro, Raleigh and Goldsboro. No. 47
making connection with W. N. C. R. at Halls bury
for Asnevtlle (Sundays excepted), and also con
necting at Greensboro with Salem Branch (Sun
day excepted).
Passenger trains Nos. 42 and 48 make an locai
stoDS between Charlotte and Richmond, except
Query's, Harrisburg. Cnlna Grove, Holts burg, Liu-
wood wa janvstown
No. 48 connects with Salem Branch at Uru-
dec23
Gen. Pass.
A. POPE,
ana Ticket Agent,
Richmond Va.
THE CHARLESTON LINE
FBOMTHJ
UPPER CAROLINAS.
The New Short Line
TOW
The Mountains to the Sea.
Cbabueston. 8. C., August 2d, 1880,
COMMENCING August 3d, the Cheraw A Salis
bury Rauread opens from Wadesboro, Char
lotte, and all adjacent territory, via Cheraw and
Florence, a new line to Chart est on and the East,
and respectfully invitee the attention ot all ship
pers, and a share of their business.
kFor rates and-ail tatormatloa, inquire of w
L. Rose, Agent, Wadeaboro. or the undersigned.
A. POPE,
Gen. FrV and Pass. Agoai.
aug 4fim i, ..