lt 1 " ' - -
SURE
APPETISER
IRON BITTERS afe highly recommended for all diseases requir
ing a certain and efficient tonic; especially " ' t 'W"
pfpsia, Intermittent Fevers, Want of ,Appetite,JIX)S8 T
Strenetn, iacit 01 xjiipij; j , w - ' 0 -r
h nprvps. It acts like a charm on me
digestiTeorkns, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as Tasting the Food,
SESJJSStS A SomScA, Ifcari&urn, tfc The only Iron Prepa
K'that will not blacken tho teeth or privo headache,
ftold bY all drueeists. Write for the ABC Book, 32 pp. of useful an
Sold br all drueeists.
miming reading tent free.
BEOWN C
CAti CO;, Baltimore, Md.
Large Additions
to our Stock or
HOISERY,
GLOVES,
NECK
WEAR,
CLOAKS,
ladies' Underwear & Childrens' Goods
JUST RECEIVED A FULL LP? I OF
Silks,
Satins,
Fringes,
Passmentries
FOR DRESS TRIMMING.
HATS d BONNETS
fob ladies. Misses and children
Of Every Shape & Quality.
Have now on hand the most complete stock of
LADIES'! CHILDRENS' COODS
To be found in the City.
A NEW LOT Of
2 Button Kid Gloves at 25c. Fair.
oct24 MBS. ? QUERY.
ijflSTETT
jfJ fcr CELEBRATED
NO TIME SHOULD BE LOST
If the stomach, liver and bowels are affected; to
adopt the sure remedy, HostetteT's Stomach Btt-toi-u
nicPHjifis of the origins named beget others
far more serious and a delay Is therefore hazard
ous 1 ivarw-nsia liver com Dlalnt. chins ana iever,
early rheumatic twinges, ktndney weakness, bring
seilous bodily troub e If trifled with. Lose no
tim m nslner this effective, safe and long known
medicine. ,
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally,
febl
Stye
"SUNDAYrFEBRTJARY 27, 1881.
STATE LEGlSLATVH E.
wit
SENATE. y -
Raleigh, FjbrTiary 24.J3ills ' aftfl
rolutiop.wej iptriuceana fofftfWs?"
Mr. Bfue, resolution topetltioTi xrtit
Senators and Representatives inrCdn
srress with reference to the passage Or
law for the better protection of cer
tain citizens of the united btajesj
against irauuuieiit insurance cuiuvn
les. Calendar.
Mr. Staples, resolution to instruct thel
joint committee on the appointment-ox.;
magistrates to increase the number o
magistrates in this State. Calendar;" ;s.
A message was received froni'th)
House of Representatives .transmitting
a communication from tlie'TJbvernor,
together with a proposition frim (Sen.
Imboden relative to the Cape Pear andi
Yadkfn. Valley Raiiroad; also, a propo
sition to print the same. iThe-proposition
to print was concurred in by the
Senate.
The bill to revise and consolidate trie
public school law, and to make more
efficient the system of education in this
State, was placed on its third reading.
Mr. Davidson stated that inasmuch as
it seemod to be the settled view of the
Senate to make changes in this bill, ht
moved the Senate take a recess of afew
minutes for the sake of hearing the
views of the Superintendent of Public
Instruction upon thftabjsct.
On account of the objection of cer
tain Senators the motion was with
drawn. . , i s .
Amendments were offered tolsection
9 by" Mr. Glenn, providing that the
cou'nty board of education shall deter
mine the books to be used instead of the
State board, as provided in the bill.
Adopted. . . . '
Mr. Finger, that the State board of
education shaU. tecommend a-series of
text books to be used in the public
scnoois wnen j adapted oy tne
1 1 M .1 . a ,1 . .1
uunru ui euuuatioir. vuupieu. ,
Section 62. Amendmentwas-propos-
ed by Mr. Finger fix mgHhf rate ef tax
ation at 123 cents-ir-plepertjpand 37
on the poll. This amendment provoked
a good deal of discussioh'. The amend
ment was adopted,
Several amendments were offered by
Messrs. Williamson, of Edgecombe, and
Clarke, increasing the salaries of the
teachers, which were lost.
The bill as amended passed its third
reading by a vote of 40 to 2. ,
A motion was made to reconsider and
lay that motion on the table, which
prevailed.
of textbook, to .J,i
.exnurj,anaaur
of county Supermt
j.ms ,ymBr,jaT
Officb of a S. Giles, Obdwart.
Hoitrton County. Perry. Ga.. Jan. 2&"1880.-
In the year 1863, there were two negro prison-1
era confined in the Jail of this county, who were
very badly afflicted with that loathsome disease
Syphlllls. In my official, capacity as Ordinary, I
employed Capt C. T. Swift, then a resident of
this place, to cure them, under a contract "no
cure, no pay." He administered to them nls now
Justly celebrated Syphilitic Specific, and In a few
weeks I felt bound, under my contract, to pay him
out of the county treasury, as he had effected a
complete and radical cure.
In testimony of the above, I have here-
Seal I unto set my official signature and seal
, the date above written.
A. S. GILES, .
Ordinary Houston County, Qa.
Noticeto the Public.
Chattanooga, Tens., Feb. 14, 1879.
Gbnts: We take pleasure In saying that the
S. S. S. Is giving good satisfaction. We have had
excellent results from a number of cases. One
gentleman who had been confined to his bed for
six weeks with SyphlliUc Bheumarlsm was cured
enurely with two bottles, and speaks in the highest
praise 01 it. it also acts as weii in primary as m
secondary and tertiary cases.
Prepared only by the SWIFT SPECIFIC COM
PANY, Atlanta, Ga.
sold by T. v. Smith and L. k. wnston uo.
Call on your druggist for a copy of '"Young Men's
Friends."
may27 d&wlm.
WHIS is to rtve notice to the public that I have
X purchased the stock of
Iri Pari est and Best Medicine ever Mad.
A eombilniion of Hod. Buchu. Mandrake!
aa ganiaeuon, wiuuunneDesiBuumomcur
ive proper mtles of all other Bitter, makes thd
create 'B lood Purifler.LlverRetrula-
tor. BJlu iixp tjiu netiu jtcnormg Ageni oi
M1IE
ably long exist where HorB
ana perfect are theirB
recenUy kept at the old postofflce stand, on Trade
street, by JL G. BOGEBS, and that I will continue
to keep a full and complete assortment of such
goods as are usually found at a first-class
Tke chool BUt.
he.f olio wins is h! substance of the
school bill as it passed the Senate on
yesterday? oir ilSlliltd reading:
i li W&n&w that the state ooara
of educatioa m3Tif racommend!a series
in ouri public
one Jbopk.f. aa
Ahf.f fi.ua. warn. 1
Lrrl"fi
ilecfMbytlMi;
ation ana. the
is.(..Haif reflttiT").
apes, iff h desire
Lspect the pubiio;
Furniture
Estabiishmen
t
T. W. ANDBEWS. formerly with Burgess Nichols,
will be wltn me in the management of my busi
ness and will be clad to see his friends.
E. M. ANDBEWS.
HAVING sold aB my stock Of forntttn-e. and
surrendered my business as well as the good
will bf mv trade to E. M. Andrews. I respectfully
Invite my friends aad former eustomors to tender
to blm that patronage which they have so gener
ally extended to me. .
Respectfully.
feblB E. G. ROGERS.
CkjDsigmiient !. Consignment !
150 Boxes Starch.
15 TUBS
No disease
iBitten are nj
peratioaa.
iTbtygtoBaw lift 3&m& rigor totiaagtl and laflrm
To aU vhose employ m mentj can irraenlarity ola
the bowels or urinary -organa, or who require an
iDDetlzer Tonic and mild .Stimulant, Hop Bittera
i lnvalnaole, VVitnoUT 'VpiaMilintOXlOatiniKMl
Ho matter what your f oa 3s: or aynrotoma
I what the disease or aUment is W Hop Bitten.
iDont wait until you aiw afcambutlf you only fee:
lormiserable, usetnei5iwera once. It
liare your llie. It
tSOO will be Mid tor teMetbley win not ear o:
ilp. Do no tanner nog ut rwmmenfli suger.bni
ana nnc&iaaaiio vm nop t
Remember: Bop Btttewteno vile, ? g f d.
LosaruiB. dux tne ruraac i
cineerermaae-rTD -invaiias rrMCVd id
lope, ana no person oriamuy anoojabe'i. n-
ED. I. C. is an abeohxte and irrKt!hA imn
lDrunkeneae,use 0ppiniabe,aiulBajwjticS. )
All sold by drogisB, -Send for Oraalax.
Bo Bitter. Kf. 18-Ttochesser, N. Xy
ja"
y
Utisccliatieotts.
Dr SAMFOtlD'S
0E3ATOE5
Only Vegetable Compound tiiat
acts directly upon tne Liver, and
cures Liver yCoTintsJaunFd
Pin a Cinch Pn Butt AT dice, BniousnessMalaria, Cos;
tiveness,. necneatassists Qi-x
EXPRESSLY FOR
FAMILY USE.
All Must be Sold at Once.
CALL AND SEE US.
gestioist&jptiietem,
regulatesths boweTs;nnetM
blood. ; A Book sent.free. Dr.
Sanfokd, 162 Broadway, N. Y.
rOR SALE BY ALL
JantfS deod," eow-I y
DRUGGISTS.
E. BUTTEEICK'S
WITH
4
t
tebJO
RO. D. GRAHAM,
lHtiraA o4 United SMtMoaita, .CoUee-
11. Ootii, Home and Foreign,- soncited. Ab-
mtmu 01 XHiea, xmney v an., runusisKi lor ton
'76moarl.OerM-lMt Tryo streeti
tatartottt.H.a riaa..
March Patterns,
JUST RECEIVED.
Also,'-
SIM B.
omits
i
M. Da
omal smcia
rshi cmzxn
The CaWoguj Spring nf j881r
HOUSE OF REPUESENTATIVES.
Bills were introduced as follows: Mr,
Sewell, to compel parents to send chil
dren to school. " Referred. 1 Mr.Pasonr.
to amend the law relating to the Kihg's
Mountain Mining Company. Mr. Glenn,
of Stokes, submitted a report for the
committee on internal Improvements,
The bill to charter the Danville, Mocks
ville and Southwestern Railroad Com
pany was reported on favorably.
The bill establishing the maximum
rate of freight and fares was taken up
as unhnisuea business.
Mr. Rose offered a substitute for sec
tion 2, allowing the commissioners tq
tlx the rate of fare on all the roads at a
rate not exceeding four cents per linea!
mile, and spoke in its favor.
Mr. Toon favored ?Mr. Rose's amend
ment. He. said to tie the hands of the
commissioners wast to make them al
most useless, ine amendment was
lost ; yeas 33, nays 86.
Mr. Ragsdale said he was opposed to
the bill and moved to lay it on the ta
ble. The motion prevailed; yeas 57.
nays 45.
liouse bill C33, introduced by Mr.
Thomas; was put oU lt second reading.
It provides for the election of three
commissioners every two years, who
shall have power to regulate freights
and fares.
Mr. Weaver moved to table. The
motion failed ; yeas 36, nays 69. i -
The special order lor making appro
priations for the support of -the insane
asylums was takerf up at 12 m. f
Air. Kose explained the action of the
committee in reporting the bill, and
also the bill. The bill then passed its
several readings.
The consideration of the bill estab-
lishing a railroad commission was r-
-Mr.ThdmasiJErade an elaborate sneeeh
in favor of the bill.
Motions to make the bill a srrMl
order for.12 O'clock to-morrow and Sat
urdaywere oteddown.
f Jiessra, jaungton, uienn. of Stokes.
and Manniqg.'offered amendments.
Un motion of Mr. Thomas, the pre
vious question was ordered.
- Mr: Miinninc's amendment- man Qnrf
ea.
" Mr. Glenn's amendment was adopted.
Mr, Ellington's was also adopted.
The subptiitejn-eparedrby ihi com
mittee on internal improvements, as
amenaea, was adopted yeas 57, nays
is.
. The bill wa3 put on its second read
ing and passed.
"jMR,pay offered an amendment, pro
YidUnjiffocthxee commissioners.
;,Mx. Grainger moved to take the bill
from the table, which was reported by
the special -committee. The motion
railed yeas 4G,Tiay3 48,
lit Hicks marred to amend bv re
quiring the ; commissioners to be of
each political party,
Mr. Bledsoe moyed to lay the amend
ment -on-itbe table. This would have
carried the bill - with it. Themotiori
iauea--yeas sei-nays 64.
:JMr.AHennof . Stokes, renewed the
call iorthe; jpreyious question, which
was sustained. J
Mf. Bledsoe inoved to adjourn, which
motion. jaueccsK'"
MrHtCksamendinent was adopted
yeas 68, hays 20.
Mr. Days' ameadment - as amended
by Mr. . Hicks, was adoptedyeas r4$rt
nays uu. -- ,i1 . i
raging. , r fn
Mr. ijrienn, of Stokes, offered a n
Plion provtoinatihlil ifo rnjmBfcr slral
ak longer than! teiiimintitesl exceDt
IMleaTevOf the I6ds,Sind giv notice
tihat he would call itlnp to-mor&W.
A message from the Governor with
regard to the centennial celebration to
be held in New fork in. 1883 was re
ceived, and, on taction f Mr. Green, of
Craven, it was transmitted to the Sen?
cit vYiLii a request to pnuu
Mt-fCarter. by, consent rfDortea tor
U iildiiarT flDmrtittee m Striate bill t
ncorboratmg h.4 Frenphu3taB4Bteam
)oat Company, which was then pl&ed
on its several readings and passed, v
tsenate bill to authorize the North
western North Carqliq&r Railroad to
extend its ' rokd, and baud branches.
Quite a discussion arose, during which
Mr. Carter ; protested against the pass
age: of i the 4iiH unless, amended. : The
bill was amended and passed its third
reading a -1 a 1 1 v.; :
',. Wenate- Dill anLharmng the collection
of a special t tax:a Cabarrus county
passed its: third reaoirigi
Latest jCWmlQm9t WallnftB4
. RlvUxAiav-. r , I
Salisbnry Watdmuaani rj u-.xm ra ui ..11
co
ea ui examine
to teacjii; jfeiSit
pottj. ins $01 eouty,-.:adT ise with
teachsrs as to the fcesfc- tnethods of in-
Warlksm.achool ifwmeMami col
lect school statistics-t countersign all or
ders on the county'trtasrirex for school
moneys ; Hold . teachers ; Uastitutes ; and
mate tne reports now required irom
the register of deeds and. county exam
iner to the State Superintendent ef In-
aicucwoQ. jj or Lnese"uues aeis to re
ceive a compensation Of 82 per day for
each day engaged to be paid out of
the unapportioned school fund of the
county. v" , :
3. Itreauirps that the school funds
of the county shall be apportioned on
the' first Monday in January in each
year, and shall be based on the actual
amount oz money in the hands ot the
oonnty treasurer, and tiot 1 on the
amount levied on tho tax list as the
IaW now standi
4. The county beard of education
may annually apportion 3100 out of the
public school moneys to defray the ex-
peiisestf - teacher' institutes, . and
where it iff deemed, practicable or ad
visable number of counties may unite
in oneirtstitute.
X "Prta opKaaI xroar' ia oT " y nraT v. o a
to correspond witli the, county fiscal
year, and will therefore end November
30 in each year. ,;i
6. Twelve and.a half.. eeata is levied
era 'each SlODJalaafiori-'of property for
school purposes, and if this.iWith the
capitation taXiof 37 cents, fines, etc,
shall be insufficient to maintain one or
county fhore schools in each district of the
JJUUUl. .1UI .1U1 UlUUtUS- 1U HUH y OiVL,
then the county board of education is
required t,leyjr a special tax to meet
thedefieienbyC ' '
7. Additional safeguards ara thrown
'around the collection, handling and dis-
oursment of school moneys and school
commitfeeraeri are required to take
deeds' fdr all,'scriooi. bouse sites pur-
cnasea oy mem, wnicn must De regu
larly orobatedJ recorded and denosited
with the county treasurer for sae keep-'
mg.
8. School committeemen are author-1
teed td' pay full cost of school house
sites, and also full cost ef; building, re
pairirig and ftrrhishing school house.
9. The State board of education is re
quired to apportion on the first Monday
in AugusJ all the school money in the
fctatdtreasuryi a J
10. Ceuihcates iaom the county su
perintendent of instruction to teachers
will be, valid as follows: To first grade
teachers for three years; to second'
grades for two years, and to third
grades tot onVyear.
11. No teacher can be employed who
does not produce -a crtibeate from the
eolmty superintendent, and first grade
teachers cannot receive more than $3
per day ; second grades more than Z
per day, and third grades cannot receive
mere" than 1 per day.
Wfeo la Mrs. WiBglOW f
As tills oraestlon Is freanentlv aslted. wa win uTm-
ply Say that she is a lady whe for upwardsNof thlr-
u jeara. nas nnaringty osTDiea nee Hme assi lam
ents as a Female Physician and nurse, principally
among; children, she has especially stalled tbt
consUUrtJon and "wants or this numerous- 'class
and, aa resuUoLihla-elftMl, odjctcal .ltowl
edge. obtained in a lifetime spent as nurse and
physician, she hat compounded a Stothlng Syrap,
lor children teething, tt operates lilce magic
klTfrtg rest and health, and la moreorer, sura to
aie tne ooweia. in conaecroeftce' er. this ar-
benefactor of her race: children oertatnlr do
rlseTiD and bless her: esnedaUT is thta the mm
in thts Jty.' Vast qnanttttestrf the Soothlns Syrnn
aw , dally sold and nsed hem. - We think Mrs.
Win&iow has immcrtalized her name by this to
vanable article, and wa sincerely beUeve Abos
'anltt of Johlkfren hare been Bated from an ' early
E3 hs its Umery use, and that millions yet on
wiil share its benefits, , and unite in calling
)lessed. ' No mother has discharged bet duty
to her suffering UtUe one, In oar opinion., tmtil she
has given it the benefit of Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing
Syrup. Try It, mothers try It now. Ladles' Vlsf
tor. New. York City. Sold by all dmggista. 25
cents a bottle.
febldkwlw
FEES OF DOCTORS.
The' fee of doctors is an item that very many per
sons are Interested in ut at present We -believe
the scbedul for visits is S3, which-would tax
a man confined to his bed foe a year, and in need
of dally visits, over $1,000 a year for medical at
tendance alone i And one single bottle of Hop
Bitters taken in time would save the 81,000 and.
an the year's sickness. Post.
It 18 a Well Known Fact.
among physicians that Buchu Juniper and Parera
Brava in combination are the best remedies in the
world for any disease of the Bladder or Kidneys,
and that no less than one half of the human fam-
y ily, both male and female, suffer from derange.
ment oi those organs and neglect or failure to use
proper remedies hurry many to untimely graves.
numerous comoinsmons nave been tried lor rav
el, Brick Dust Deposits, Bright' s Disease, Weak
ness in Back and Hips, produced by derangement
of Bladder and Kidneys, but none with such hap
py results-as Banfctn's Extract of Buchu and Juni
per. If you suffer fromany disease of those or
gans, get a bottle one or two will reliev you.
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin 4 Laemar, At
lanta, Ga. Soldby Wilson 4 Burwell, and L. B,
Wrlston A Co..
A CARD,
To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervosa weakness, early de
cay, loss of manhood. sc, i will send a recipe mat
Wrill eure yon, FREE OF CHABB. This great
remedy, was discovered oy a missionary in boutn
America. Bend a self-addressed envelope to the
Bev. Joseph T. Inman, Station D, New York City,
apr 27jeodIy4wly
"WINE OF CARPUI" for Ladies only.
For sale by T. C. SMITH.
febl
Hew xltyjertiseiujettts.
Midnight in ibfe Sanciuui.
Burlington Hawkeye.
It was past midnight and the lights
in the Hawkeye sanctum shone bright
ly on the. brave men of the staff there
assembled. The editor reached oyer
for the brush to fasten a paragraph
down over its credit.
"it paste to be honest," he mur
mured.
"Especially when you are acscissory
o the act," said the city editor.
"But this," said the editor, lifting up
the -Old stove polish cut from a pile of
oose manuscript, "is what gives the
paper weight."
And this," said the associate, hold
ing aa original poem on "Winter" in
the gas jet, "is what lends it an airy
lightness.
"Nary lightness it is, said the news-
editor, "for there's pounds and pounds
of it in the drawer.
"Take care of the pounds," said the
city editor, and the pencil take care of
itself."
"I should re-mark," said the proof
reader, as he called for a revise.
"And I should dollar, said the busi
ness manager, coming in with a hatful
of manuscript.
"Now youTre shouting, sang the cho
rus, "say your piece.
"I have come to co-operate with yeu,
said the business manager.' "See I These
are the new adze.
"Put a pica head on, hira," said the
foreman.' ,
And longer had they sung, but with
a frown the funny man impatiently
rose, and remarking that this was a
noose paper, joxed on all iurtner de
bate and the forma went down.
Pwnoccai copy.
Ml .
Drag Store.
TIDBY & BROTHER.
1001
GmrfUld Getting; Beady.
A special from Paines ville to the
Cincinnati Commercial says: The ar
rangements are rapidly culminating
for Gen. Garfield's departure for Wash
in gtoni and will probably be definitely
settled this week. The President-elect
will leave for Washington on Monday,
February 28. His wife and mother
and his three children at home, Mollie,
Irwin and -. Abram, will accompany
him, and probably a few very,, intimate
friends besides, l'romineni rtepuDii
cans throughout the district are nego
tiating for special trains to- be run to
Mentor on the day of departure, to
irive Garfield's old constituents an op-
nnrtunitT to see and hear him before
fi takes his final leave. Hon. A. L.
Tinker, of Paineaville, will make the
farewell speech in. behslf of .the gath-ftrlrid-.
to which Gen. Garfield will re
ply ferleny The ; lake Shore road has
now ioinedm-thennitersal assault up-.
1 t ' tt r T": 'r r A T. m junf
on ins jrrcBiaenireiecw buuui ibwu
er all express trains tn 'itna raaa
11 stop at Mentor toittt I yarneid
ves for Washington. TW4 Pf Course,
y tends to increase we- nnmoer oi
visitors, which is already prodigious.
Since the nomination of Garfield in
June he has paid $204 for postage on
his letter into thte Vf est Mentor post-office.
UiElEOl.
FOB
RHEUMATISM,
Heuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
Ko Preparation on Mirth equals St. Jacobs Oil
s a mfife, rare, aimplm and cheap Sztarnal
Sanady. A trial an tails but the companttrsly
trifling outlay ef 60 Celts, and avery cms suffering
with pain can hava cheap and poaitiye proof of its
laitna.
Directions In EUtsb Langnagaa.
SOLD BT ALL DBTTGGISTS LTD DE1LEE8
IS MEDIOHTE.
A. VOGELER & CO.,
Baltimore, Md., 17. S. JU
dec 30 d& w 1 y
SOMETHING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.
There exists a means of se
curing a soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter now
poor it may naturally be.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm is a
delicate ana harmless arti
cle, which instantly removes
Freckles. Tan, Redness,
Roughness, Eruptions, Vul-
ar Flushings, etc., etc. So
elicate and natural are its
effeets that its use is not
suspected by anybody.
No lady has the right to
present a disfigured face in
society when the Magnolia
Balm is sold by all druggists
for 75 cents.
c
3
Jan. 32
toys !
Toys ! !
Dead Hog- Executes) LysicU Law on
Ncjfrro. . j ;
a
Noblett, irlthe'np-
aUrionOi
per ed
r
np-Pcft.
ployei n
nofirs. V.Th;
week! Mr.
ge of Ruth
I
I
raaa
jBetgVW45hfn
sv. ;,-raa ,uav: way
who adorrif1Tartfr'a stnrw. and who
pfesiflts oCTthe pastry department,
,displaye4 atrthe jJtore,door -f an P
pxopriatesigranuiashlntoti pie,
veiled with eranev Hi ideWa3 at
once tovc6nimemQTte;,,dmd t.f.0Jnita4 a
uepiore me aemise orxne J! amer oi nis
country. -
orfl county, em-
tofaelp feimkill
bogs. VThatghtHbe negro came nacs
and horrnwftd nnft. and had gotten.
some distance on his way home, when
comincr te a fence he laid the hog upon
the fencehaUacingit until he got oy
er. Attemntini? to snouiaer iu it xen
on the onnesite side of the fence, and ,
the gammon-stick, which he hadTieg-'
leeted tq takfju out icanght him around
the necltfnr fastenW 'mm. ext mpr-;
nincrhn was found dead. tbehOgOn
one side and the negro on the other, J
side of the fence. The first gammon .
ai ever hdifirdjld ttOg anacmaa
BODODDOWf
Medicine. ther 1
muscles, u!H,ht
of ppetltetiysnsea)
inlntbegetcUwltri a e
arb
-AT-
D. M. RIGLER'S
Ton win find the largest and best assortment of
TOYS
in the ettr. Wa bare most everything in the line,
and wul sell as low as the lowest Inspection on
and after to-day. Came and sea. Also,
BAIS1NS, NUTS,
CITRON, CURRANTS,
DATES, SHELLED
ALMONDS, Ac, &c
CANDIES :
We manufacture our own Plata Candies and
guarantee tnem pare.
Fine French Candies
We have a large stock and as fine as Is made.
BREAD, CAKES, PIES.
is the place to get your CHRISTMAS
CAEES. Bring your orders and we guarantee
satisfaction. D. M . RIGLKE.
dec8-tf
1
mm
-ANOTHEB LOT OF-
COAL STOVES.
ALSO -
-A CAB OAD OF THE-
IRON KING COOK
NOS. 6, 7, 8. 9.
SHEET IRON. FIEI PLATE, WIBE & 80LDEB,
always on band.
ROOFING
SPECIALTY.
Fine work of all kinds promptly done. Have In
stock a splendid assortment of
Remington, St John I Household
OE WING
MACHINE O
SWING MACHINE
MACHINE NEEDLES on band
DONE.
and REPAIRING
Locks. Nails. Hinges
Hardware, 8ttTe and Tin House ef
Fine Watch fei'S
I FINE WATCH REPAIRS,:
ALLEN & TRUSL
beg leave to remind the peoie
or
CHARLOTTE AND C()l xTUY
again that this Important branch of
icirca meir most careiul
tMrb-.,
iitten-i.ji.
THEY ARE PREPARED Tn
DIFFICULT WOHK
And Warrant Every J
bb.
If your watches want repairing nr
and see them.
reguuuliii;
GOLD ftriD SILVER WftTC ES
JUST RECEIVED,
which they will sel' very low Fine .Tpwairr r .
bpecucles and Eye-Glas,ses always In stuck
CALL, AND THEY
febl 8
WILL SERVE VOL" WKL1.
GO TO
in I. Ml
AND LOOK AT HIS
LARGE STOCK OF t)
GliristmasGoods. i
ALL OF WHICH HE SKLL.S
LOW FOR CASH.
All Goods Warranted as Rep
resented, both in Weight
and Quality.
WATCH GLASSES 10 CENTS Eltl.
decl5
Contleiiseil Time TaWe NorttiCaroliiiaPi.R
TEAIN3 GOING NORTH.
in large supply, at the
RICHARD MOORE,
Trade St, Charlotte, N. C.
Col. c. W. Bradshaw, so long and favorably
known in connection with the Sewing Machine
business of tnls dry and Tlclnlty, Is now with me
and would be pleased to see his friends and
patrons and serve them as heretofore.
A
liV
FRIENDLY
WARNING
Lt. Charlotte,
A-L. Depot
" Junc"t
Salisbury,
ArT.Greensboro
L v.Greensboro
Arr. Raleigh
Lv. "
Arr. Goldsboro
Lv. Greensboro
for Richmond
Arr.
Lv. Danville
. Danvine
Barksdale
Drak'sBr'ch
Jeters ville
Tomahawk
Arr. Belle Isle
Lv. " "
Arr.Manchester
Since railroad accidents have become an almost
daily occurrence, and having considerable
experience in that line, I hereby
WARN all PERSONS
Against traveling on railroads, and
recommend
that they take a Bafe and sure plan (by
which no accident policy is required)
and buy one of the celebrated
-Mekto or WeMeF-
TOTT'S
POLLS
IHnOOSED BY
PHYtlClAUSs CliRQYUEn, AMD
THE ArTUCTED EVERYWHtRE.
THE GBEATKI-aEDlCAL
TBIUHPH DFTHc. Atife.
TORRID
Ioss
WAGONS.
Sold and Warranted by
THOS. H. GAITHER.
Jan27
sticlfQi
I 1 1 i i I i
f AiofcnSMiLi'VtiT ui MsJf Mtt
ch the
boWala eostire.
uH,aenaatlcmin
r- n&rt. Fdmnuiet ins nouiaer-
tTAV V.1T thiHini, with rffain.
HnJXnn tA ATrtiAn of bodT or KiincL,
Irritability of temper, ljow nmym. xiosm
t at memarr. yitu tee.' "t y ti'!Ttn e"
kef wiadBt1Wniyaa. pwneaa.
Tinttwinc at tnsnssrujoia osuin tas
5Tea. Yellow fekin. U eWacha. Bestless"
pWa pih.t, bAgniy colored nrtes.
8E830USDISEASES WOXSOON B KVElOPEa
; TflWW?riMsri eiveelallT adapted to
jskases(OModsgssjtsjsJi)lianro
TimisiM silis arintila nirmTTtv
ZJ(Z InTZirA Mm snTJli ' tlMW tH aratsna la
,W1U UT fcaWU M MM 1 II MV
rt'.'i
For sale at the CHARLOTTE OB8KBYEH
nov2-tf
blood, haiden the
erv es, perfect digesUoa"
GOLD
SILVER, LEAD,
COPPER. AND ZINC
ORES PURCHASED
.... .j."
Press atre Urn af Me Malt nowadays jnarbe j
enureiv creveniea dt aw use wx ounmi vw
mr,f ,HiiM hun Wltrlf " Of
hrlwrt tbJ hate Wad eolnliuroot nr bAwtoUvjanA
has never failed to arrest tne aeeay: w promotes .
the hair. '
Bubnitt'b Flavobimo Kxteacts are the beat,
Btrongest and nost healthfaL Boldevarywher,
FOR CASH
: nirMirithkU(illuiinlBidUltir
.BwiK br a star Va j)iUcUaa of thiDrB. Jt
1 Imparts a Tis.toral color, cU InstamaneooilT.
1 1 BMOrttseisaMis suit bf exuraas m TSMipiof fu'-:
Office 38 Murray 6t-t nbvw Tone;
Cn TCTT liHU at VssssMI ifi inasisHssj A )
DMnl wlfii will h MM FKU a sans1lsa.y , t
T 29 dtodAwly.
tYHS New YrK an North Carolina Smelting
I ComDanT at Charlotte, will pay the best Cash
rrteea ever pau mjau-mmvji
rKhinwma mule tor sampling and as-
Date.Dec.14 '80
No. 47
Dally
No. 49
Dally
No. 43.
D;iliy
3.50 am
6.03 am
8.05 am
8.2 am
1.40 pm
4 (K) PM
0.20 PM
8.22 pm
4.38 pm
0.05 AM' 4-')U I'M
fi.30 AM
H .00 AM tV41 PM
i).3H AM K.'Jri fM
y.5H am 1 p
for hlch-
! ni'iid only
11.32 AM
I1.H5AM
12.01 PM
1.1 V PM
2.49 pm
3.45 pm '
4.'20 P
4.40 pm ,
pm 44J f V'i
TRAINS GOING SO0TH.
Date,Decl4 '80
No. 42
Dally.
Lv. Richmond
Burkeville
Arr. N. Danville
Lv. "
Arr. Greensboro
Lv.
Salisbury
Arr. A L. Junction
Charlotte
Lv. Richmond
Jetersvllle
Drak's Br'ch
Barksdale
Danville
Benaja
Greensboro
Salisbury
Arr. A-L. Junction
Lv. "
Arr. Charlotte
10.30 pm
2 24 am
7.11 am
8.35 am
10 10 am
10.15 am
12.00 am
12.01 pm
1.52 pm
No. 48
Dally.
11.55 am
2.20 pm
5 40 pm
6.00 P
8.09 pm
8.20 pm
10.10 P
12.00 M
12.32 PM
No. SO
Iiaiif
) 4n l'
4 "K FM
5.KH 1'
I-
.D rs
7 4rt ' "
x.4X r
H.l f
HI..W i
In AM
12.:)" i
SALKM BRANCH.
48 Dally, except Sunday.
1 Mil i
NO.
Leave Greensboro
Arrive Salem ,
NO. 47 Dally, except feunud).
Leave Salem
Arrives Greensboro
NO. 42-Dally, except Sunc.i.
Leave Greensboro " 1 1 .50 A
7-40 .
Arrives Salem...
NO. 43-DaIIy.
Leave Salem
Arrive Greensboro.
5.00"
7. r
Limited malls
snon stoppages ai pom; 3 " rhari0t:e '
Fsssengers taxing tram tv ' n, Ttii- f
get aboart at the R & D. V R. depot, jw
makes close connection at Greensboro fur ;
Goldsboro Newberne and allpomis011
tnn Wpl1on Railroad. ... n w .
Passenger trains No. 47 and 4 rac d .
stops between Charlotte and Blchmond 4i
tween Greensboro, Balelah and Gola!i ,m
making connection with W. N. o.it ffH
for Ashevllle (Sundays excepted), ana (jtJl m
UVvlAAB wsju " - ,
stops between Charlotte and Bi-bnffl , L
Query's. Harrlsburg. Cnlna Grove, HoibD
wood and Jamestown. n-mch at M1'
No. 43 connects with Salem BrancD
No. 43 connects
boro.
dec23
a. POP.
Pass, and Ticket ''v,
Oys
Sy on Twon Street, next aw'
delivered at the Lincoln depot l0 ,
Oyster 8tews. 25 cento sl vjcET. '
BEST IN THt, ma?
-parties staving borrowed dockc f
tbem. t adaM.
octlO tf "
FOR RENT.
mmt store room in the Observer Mmjf
1 to W. H. Prather-s is Vvn il MORKB
II'
A
4? 7)
will1
DELICI0D9
1st
JN0:l.M0
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