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CONTAINS
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other .bitters. '
TECEir CURE
All diseases of the Stomach, Bowels, Blood, Liver,
Kidney and prinary TOrgans,' Nervousness, Sleeft
lesenasa, aqp especially Female Complaints. Ask
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you go to sleep. TAKE NO OTHER. Send for
circular. HOP BITTERS M'F'G. CO., Rochester,
n. i., and Toroto. vaVu , . .
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ana uai
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' Invalids Who have lost but are recovering vital
stamjna, declare In graterul teims tbem apprecia
tion f thftrnertts As a tonic ol Hosteller's -Stom
ach Bitters. Not only does It impart strength to
the weak. It corrects an Irregular acid state of the
stomaah-makes the bowels actat proper Inter
val, srtves ease to these'wno suffer from rheuma-
and kidney tronffles,'ahd conquers as well aa
prevents fever and ague. '
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally,
jnarl r . A f " fi - : j
(nmcn or a S. Giles. Oedinakt.
jr- HOTDSTOU OOCNTT. iBT, Ga., Jan. 28, 188a
In the year there were two negro prison
ers confined In the jail -sf this county, who were
Terr badly affUctedwtth that loathsome disease
Byphlllls. Jn-my offlelal capacity as Ordinary, I
employed apt,C; T.-wlft, then a resident of
this place, to cure them, under a contract "no
cure, no pay. " He Administered to them his now
Justly
jeieorated sypnunic specmc, ana in a iew
I lelt bonnd, under my contract, to pay him
weeiss
otft of thB ounty treasurj, as he had effected a
contBlete and radical cure.
s In testimony of the above, I have here-
4- -tmto set my official signature ana seal
the date above wntten.
A. S. GILES,
Ordinary Houston County, Ga.
Chattanooga, Tekn., Feb, 14, 1879.
Gekts: We take pleasure In saying. thati-the
S a S. Is giving good satisfaction. , We havoTiad
excellent resnlts from a number of cases. One
gentleman who had een confined to his bed for
six weeks with SvDhllitlc Rheumatism was cured
entirely witn two bottles, and speaks in the highest
1 praree or it It also acts as well in primary as in
secondary and tertiary cases.
Prepared only by the SWIFT SPECIFIC COM
PANY, Atlanta, Ga
Sold by T. C. Smith and L. R. Wriston 4 Co.
Call on your druggist for a copy of "Young Men's
Friends.'
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A eombiluMkMiof Hods. Buchu. Mandrakd
Dan!
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cause lrreenlarltT oil
xirgana, orwuo require aa
nt, Hop Bitter
intoxicating J
or Brmptoma ar
op ailment is muse Hop Bitters.
Dont wait until yon are sickmbntif Tononlrfeei
ibdr miserable, nse the Bitters at once. It may
tout uie. i dbb saveo
t BOO will be paid for a case thaey will not cure o:
neln. Do notaufter nor let yourmirieDdasnffeT.buo
Remember, Hop Bitten is no
'rugged,
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cine ever made
Invalids Frlen
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prunkeaass,S8of oputmobaceo and narcoUca.
AUsoMbydrufftfeta. Send tor Circular.
ep Hlltn tg. Co., Bociiester, N,
Only Vegetable Compound that
acts directly upon the Liver, and
cures Liver Complaints, Jaun
dice, Biliousness Malaria, Cos
trVenessyHeadache: It assists di
gestion, strengthens the system,
regulates the bowels, purifies the
blood, . A Book sent free. Dr.
Sanford, i 62 Broadway, N. Y.
FOR 8ALE BY ALL DHTJOGISTS.
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THURSDAY MARCH 10, 1881.
lloliflBYSlMT.
tJli
DALTIHOBE HEBCHA1VTS
AND
THE MIDLAND EXTENSION.
A Discussion cf the Proposed Scheme
and Other matters Closely Affectfnf
Southern Trade.
Baltimore Sun, 8th. '
At a eeneral meeting yesterday of tnV
UarnhantQ QnH Maniifant.iirp.rs' As4v;
iULlIVUUUW mum .
ciation. Mr. Henry Clay Smith, treffl-t
dent, Mr-Johu R. Blacid, thpecretar,
rnittea reports ontKe adTisability of
ektemlmfe the Virginia Midland rail
road from Danville to Charlotte via
Winston and Salem, and of establishing
a first-class steamship line between th4s
city and the ports of Charleston arid
Wilmington, both of which projects he
had been instructed to investigate, j
VIRGINIA MIDLAND EXTENSION.
r,ytn "Bland Bald hfeQwiihed to call at
tention wra matter or vital importance
to the business prosperity of .Baltimore.
The question is whether the Virginia
Midland railroad shall be extended
from Danville southward to Charlotte,
N. C, opening a line entirely in the in
terest of our city and giving it the
power to control for all time the jol'
Ding fcraaer -uip bautn, or Avnetner, Dy
"ktckrf enterprise, we suffer Richmond
and Norfolk to absorb that great trade.
The growth of the city has been greatly
aided by the Western grain trade drawii
here, and credit should be given where
it is due, but the trade of our merchants
and manufacturers and provision deal
ers is in the outh. -There goes 90 per
jdhtrot oxitaoDrang traaeif'rhe cotton
trade snouia not oe ovenooKea in our
reaching after wheat and corn. It is" a
trade of exchange and barter, and Is
most valuable to Baltimore.. . Where
cotton is sold there the seller buys," and
there the profit of the jobber is found.
Let us not, then, overlook. th"e" 'devel
opment '-of a line to tbat$eei6,n which
gives us our mainstay,; aiiu support;
our very life's blood. In its present
shape the Virginia Midland railroad,
terminating at Danville, is ot little use
to too, trade of JJaltiinore,tit beme de
pendent upon the 'Riehirvbhd and Dan
vale road tor connection south ot that
point i hence to a great extent, in the
power of that company. A Completion
of this line to Charlotte would reverse
the situation. Baltimore, the initial
point of the Virginia Midland railroad,
would then have tt direct all-rail freight
route, passing through jJanville, Win
ston, Mooresville, Statesville and Char
otte, N. C, connecting at tlaiatter
point with' the Atlanta and Charlotte
Air-Line railway, reaching Chester,
Yorkville, Greenville and Spartanburg,
in South Carolina; Gainesville, Athens
and Atlanta, in Georgia, and all points
beyond.
At Winston and Statesville the road
will pass through that part of North
Carolina well known to be the richest
section of the State, and noted for its
mmense products of tobacco, dried
fruit, tec. Winston alone has 17 tobac
co factories, and one of the best paying
woolen raetones m the South. We hnd
Charlotce the natural receiver of cotton
drawn from the richest cotton belts of
North and. bouth'Carolina. From Char
otte radiate four lines of railroad, pass
ing through a country possessed of wa
ter power unsurpassed; consequently
numerous lactones are in active qper
ation, toe products or winch in a meas
ure would be drawn to this market. All
the lines centering at Charlotte would
indirectly act as feeders to this new
road. With two of them, whose inter
ests are identical, it would enjoy direct
communication, and the more impor
tant oi these two connects with and
drains all that system of roads south
thereof, including Atlanta, the most
thriving city of the South, and pene
trates all Georgia, Alabama and Miss-
sissippi. South of a line drawn through
Augusta, Ga, running west, embracing
Macon, Athens, Atlanta, Koine, JJalton,
Montgomery ana selma, a belt ot coun
try ninety miles by three hundred long
is what ia called pooled territory, Ihis
section enjoys unhmitedcompetitionin
freight, and yet, notwithstanding this
act, Mr. Virgil rowers, general com
missioner of the Southern Railway and
Steamship Association, reports that the
ttichmond and JJanville Kailroad re
ceived on business to and from that
section of territory during the , years
1878 and 1880 for its proportion from
Richmond to Charlotte, a distance of
282 miles, $144,736.61. Bear in mind
that not one pound of freight north of
Aucusta or Atlanta is included in this
statement, or in any way taken into ac
count. I have made a rough estimate
of the revenue derived by the Seaboard
and- Piedmont Air-Line on south-bound
business to Charlotte and the territory
beyond for one month, the month of
February, 188a This estimate Results
in a revenue to those lines of something
ove)r. $100,000.! From this statement
you can see at once the magnitude and
importance of the business, a large
share of which would be , enjoyed by
the new line. : In addition; to this a
arge passenger traffic not now to be
considered wonld find in the .Virginia
Midland its natural and most expedi
ent route. V. As evidence that this ?bosi
ness is remunerative, only a few years
ago the stock of the Richmond .& Dan
ville Railroad was worth only $5 per
share. It has recently been quoted at
$106. The completion of this road
would also be of the greatest impor
tance to the Atlanta and Charlutte
AirLine Railway, and would cement
those interests, which are identical. The
ocal subscriptions along the line
amount to three hundred thousand dol-
ars, andthe management of the Vir
ginia Midland Railroad is now working
to complete tnis imK, ana win contrib
ute to this en4 according to their abili
ty, but .itfis necessary to raise: in other
quarters, from five to six hundred,
4.1 1 . 11 A 1 1.
uuousauu uuuais 10 matte it an (as
sured success. Baltimore wonld be fa
vored by all the through rates on the
new line thus secured, and would be
able to maintain all its advantages of
position as against Northern cities. It
would relatively nave the same rates
as Richmond, thus saving from 40 to
125 per cent.
Mr. Bland referred to the circum
stances which led Cincinnati tQ con
struct the iCIiicinnati Southern road,
and said we nrtd Ourselves prettv much
in the same situation now that that city
was wnen tnis enterprise was under
taken. We have Richmond and Nor
folk making strenuous efforts for the
trad South of us; Louisville, Cincin
nati and St. Louis to the west of us,
while to the east of us New York en
joys direct eonnection by, magnificent
and powerful steamship lines to everv
Southern por,t, thusLCombining; ,all the
facilities fvjtrf the lowest transporta
tion rates, me picture is not over
drawn, whatever gentlemen mav think
Let us imitate Cincinnati and solve the
problem feu cempletinff the . Vireinia
Midland road.t-It will1 tequtfri ehly 114
miles of new road to make it a great
through line. The charter has been ob-
tamed;vttvr8iM surveyed, and :the
right'bf -wayslven to the-Crintiariv. By
compilstuwtbyiirginiaMidJan Rail
road. Btrambrawbuidvth6r eocutov. as
a cotton .marketi. the same., relative
positron to a" largeSouthern territory
that it now does to the wests
;as a gram
1 :!.
. Shere id no doubt that other mar:
S
are eraduallv encroaching upon our
trade, and iust aaertaintrasv'we remain
in our present' condition our jobbing
hflirihdaa: will Jm ?o.iml1v2 Wit !8hrlV'
itnin&v be?
kMtixirices ana
iHdefathabttf itf fctou sales-
such -rail and Water lines as jsill hold a
ixraitkm bf DtotectlBn. tttfi fctanot pre
vent the.ulujtnaba lesulLCoBftpetition
is snarper and more intense fqan wef
perqa-f, ana ifi we ido notlacpfquicfely
g(Ildif)oftiInft4i btflosUfor-i
rcdnia
Midland Railroad we would haye'no
more freight blockades, transportation:;
would Droceed rp.ffiilArlv. smont.hltrirVrl 1
unilenruDtedlv. The feftilizinir tfadet
KlKuid$no1j1u3eAed tflKaepetitfoh3
-ot t&d recent anaconsei rieiit
lines of Baltimore t0 furnish'itransboT
tatlonHhe satnf iirMrediiTon Ifiih-
els (ffas. .Qp&W peei f(.
max, uifijaeveiopmeiH ortne cortonicTQp
is largely dependent upon the Dromnt'
delivery of fertilizers and fertilizing m-i
tenais, yor. pan. readily aHtBXffi thb1
loss sustained by bisMpfaMplM-
cer. ine Virginia jM,tuuna jiairoatt
must be completed at once or your pfa-1
portunity is lost. The Atlanta land:
Charlotte
1.1 -Jul MB JLWUi T UlUII
iiduiu uo its mcttuwauDcuuu'ak.vuar I
i(ie. ior want dEaconneewonriirae oen
dent of )he Biehmdaif & D anvil leRafil-i
roaa, might be induced, from fon'of
circumstances, t sell Gut- tatrratscom
pany. . : ii
It being the duty of Jihia association
to regulate, if "ssible,' freight and pas
seriger rates, does it not occur to the"rn'
that the" de'Velo'pment of all new chan
nels to the business prosperity of Balti-
more is also a dnty a duty from which"
they cannot shrink? We have the
meanst-andtoe position, w-e,Thre'the
aeiijei jet .tts hava. thd nerveet us
put our shoulder to the wheel, and by
substantial work complete this rail
road, i
INCREASED
SOUTHEEN
STEAMSIIJP
LINES.
The extension of t the Virginia Mid
la nd Railrbad, although f innpbrtanee
in this community, is not greater than
the protection and development of our
ocean lines. We should have an inde
pendent line, as at present we have ho
line at ail; to Wilmington, an import
ant point, and are allowing trade to
pass from us. The local business of the,:
Carolina Central road is being diverted
to New York, the total rateite any giV'
road looking to Wilmington as its nat
ural outlet, is worthy of attention.
TRADE WITH THE SOUTH. r
Mr. Hairston, of Herbert &Hairston,
commission merchants, said that there
lice eighteen counties wnicbarer tribu
tary to the Virginia Midland Railsoad.
The population of these counties is
250,000, cotton and wheat raisers, who
have to pay tribute to the Piedmont
line. They; have already subscribed
$300)00 'towards a new road, and have
given the right of way. The saving by
this line between Baltimore and Atlan
ta is 40 miles over any other route. The
saving on tw freight trains a day
would bejieo miles if this road is extend
ed to a point 27 miles west of Charlotte,
on the Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line.
If this is done, we cross and connect
with two roads leading into Charlotte.
There are raised :in North Carolina
22,500,000 pounds of tobacco. It is safe
to say two-thirds of this quantity will
be tributary to a tiew road 8,000,000
pounds being manufactured at Win
ston alone. Tlnsre are 50,000 bales of
cotton raised immediately on the route
for which it wjjuld be the natural
outlet. -Tbisfis entirely outside of the
through cottdn from Charlotte and At
lanta and other points further south;
2,500,000 bushels of wheat are raised in
the eighteen counties which are tribu
tary to it, and five times this quantity
of "corn,, besides oats, rye and dried
fruit, of which latter 1,500,000 pounds
are shipped from these counties. It is
calculated, in building this road we will
be able to compete with the water line
in the carrying of cotton, by bringing
cotton back to Baltimore in our cars,
which would otherwise return empty.
It would thus make Baltimore a cotton
as well as a tobacco and grain market.
Stock Taisers are also looking to Horth
Carolina with the view of purchasing
'farms to raise cattle on on completion
of this road. There are already cotton
.and woolen factories on the line which
represent a capital of at least $1,0X10,000.
There are 'five factoriein active opera
tiannow.one each at Leaks ville, Salem,
Uethania, Mountain island, and on the
;Catawba;river. - Besides these already
estimated, the aetual estimate shows
that there are $2,000,000 now being in
vested in cotton factories in North
Carolina.
Mr. N. G. Penniman, of Penniman &
Bro., said he understood that the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad had not only
been seriously considering the project
of extending the Virginia Midland
railroad, but had already sent out engi
neers.! who were expected to, return ih
a few days and make a report on their
work. He thought that before long
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad would
have a line extending from this city to
the Atlantic. He did not think the
merchants could do much without the
help of that railroad, and the best ac
tion to take on the report would be to
refer it to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. On motion of Mr. Darby, the reports
were referred to tne committee On
transportation.
i
Hundreds of Men, Women and Children
Rescued from beds of pain, sickness and almost
death and made strong and hearty by Parker's
(ilnrer Tonic, are the beat evidences in the world
of Its sterling worth. You can find them In every
community. Post bee advertisement.
MAINE NEWS, t
Hod .'Bitters, which7 are advertised In but col
umns, are a sure cure for ague, btlllousnes and
kindney complaints, rnose wno use tnem say
they cannot be too highly recommended. Those
afflicted should idve them a fair trial, and will be
come thereby enthusiastic in the praise of their
curaave qualities. i'oruana Argus.
. This we knew. Hub Pobcq with hot water makes
a" fle toddy, and notfiing can match. wTien It Is
Mended with'-lemonade, fine Ice, ' sbda"water, or
hot or cold milk. It far exceeds all other forms of
hot or cold punch. Sold by dealers everywhere at
$1.25. '
Trade supplied at manufacturers prices by Wil
son fc Burwell, Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Charlotte, N. C.
Do not fall to call on your druggist for a bottle of
that pure, sweet and delicious blood purifier,
Smith's Scrofula Syrup, .ri
StarCurine cures ell ahronlc Sores and Is a sure
cura for Piles. r
Call on your druggist before It Is too late and get
a bottle ot SBlth scrofula STrarj and Star Curine.
From B.F.Moore, A. M.y President of ; Mowe
boumern uusineas unnrersuy, Anania, ua: xms
la to certify that I have used Dr. Cheney's Expecto
rant in my famllr for several years, and can re
commend It as an lnvaluahln remedy for CouKhs,
etc., and have found it superior to any other reme
dies that I have tried. For sale by Dr. T. C. Smith.
oct26 6m.
Try Smith's Scrofula Syrup for your blood. It
removes all skin eruptions and will give you a
beautiful and clear complexion. .
nAUtdl, JUUAUSL KAJ.. VTA., VJV, iv, ii
Gentlemen.- While attending the General As
sembly this summer, I tried your Star Curine on
n loa ft halner affamaH nrttla on nld ROTC CaUSed by
a wmmd received dnrinsr the late war. After hav
ing thoroughly treated it I am compelled Jo say
th it o gimuM fvr t km hnd ATnerieBce with
different tkhyslclans and remedies, and wund noth
ing to cure me unni 1 Used your Star Curine, which
has cured a remarkably bad case. Wishing you
success, I am yours, respectfully, John hell.
For sale-by DtjT. C. Smith.
oct28 6m.
"WINE Of -CARDUiwfqttr times a day
makes a happy Qusehd.
marl For sale by Dt. T. 0. Smith.
ft
'acasd.
To-all who ae. suffering from the enoraand in?
cay, loss of mantod&a, I will swrfilgclBe thai
win cure you, WBJ
remedy was disenve
America, annd a. uifIkiuaA vmalsna to the
1 Bev. Joaspn T. Inma3rstattoB D,tew V .Cttr.
en puiaij on iuu uuins tnuca nign
ef tfrotn IBiiitore; than from- New1
Ybrk. Thcompletion bf a4me Of rail
rS COCOAINE FOB LOSS OF HAIR.
r t itAi fi a :, Chicago October 11, 1880.
Three years ago mj hair was coming out very
I fast, and I wasnearjy bald, J .was, aUo trouhle4
rwnbidtali I becroTislng Burnett's. Cocoalne,
tfel'mj haff fmin4dlaTelv stonbed comlns onL and
tias eeiAntry1rettmir ChlcteKJ head i
now nttrely toe from dandfdnY My wlftf-ha
BarMttU Extracts are the jpsrest.fraifc flaTOM.
- " BLACK-DRAUGHT " crxrea costir
iftflBS md felcfc-Headaehe,- ;
&rl : ' , Forteie tiy tt. C. Smith. ,
It to a Well' Kbown Fact.
.atsmas nhrsieiartfl that Runhn icntiu ni i
Brava to combination are the best remedies )
world for any .disease of the" Bladder or Kid
and a ao less than one half of the human fam
ily, bpth male and female, iBBffe from deramre-
ment Ol4;hesftjraeaiia and. neeblnt nr fa.11rn tnauii.
r proper remeaies naru many m, urmmnjv crnv.
i.ujHmus coRimnaiMins rrave neen tnwr rrrr una.
eiijartck Dart Derjoeft. BrU?ht's SlanajutjWAak.
ness-ffl Back aad Hips, predueed by dejangeraest
oi Bladder and Kidneys, but none with such bap
pyrewaftsas Rankin's farract of RufThn and .Tiini-
;pn ii yea Hunei rromany disease ' of those '
or-
mni ( hAlo.. . 111
irnsuarea
OnlT hv Hunt. JUnlrln Jk T.n.tnnr At.
nrata, ua. soiaDy Wilson 4 Burweu, and L. B,
"BLACK-DRAUGHT"
cures Qysrpep-
ia, TOcligeBtio and heartburn.
man, or saie Dy or. x. u waiuu
mir rnpi
ME ME HI.
HEDMATISM
Neural qia, Sciatica, Lumbaqo,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Goat, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Genera Bodily
Pains,
tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
No Preparation on earth equals St. Jacom On.
at a ae, sure, rimple and cheap Extern i
Remedy. , A trial entails but the comparatively
trifling outlay of 50 'Cents, and everyone infferiog
with pain can- have cheap and potitive proof of its
claims.
Directions in Kleven Languages.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
nrjtDionrs.
A. VOQELER & CO.,
Baltimore, MtL, XT. S. A
decSOdA w ly
SOMETHING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.
There exists a means of se
curing a soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter Low
poor it may naturally be.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm is a
delicate and harmless arti
cle, which instantly remoyes
Freckles, Tan, Redness,
Roughness, Eruptions, Yul-
far Flushings, etc., etc. So
elicate and natural are its
eifects 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.
Jaa. 22
grogs nnA ptedicittjes.
LANDRETH'S
Garden Seeds
CLOVER, and ORCHARD GRASS SEEDS,
WaoLBaAUt amd Retail
L R. WRISTON & CO,
2000 GROSS CORKS,
ALL SIZES,
Wholesale & Retail.
L R. WRISTON & CO.
700 GALLONS
Ready-Mixed Paints,
Warranted to last longer and look better than
Pure iWkitii leai v and linseed Oil.
"Will gtve a wntten guarantee to Cols effect.
t l :
,
-mar
3 "A
GonUtnouzKlts, Set.,
AT
D. M. EIGLER'S
Tpu will Ind the largest, and test assortment of
TOYS
In the city. We have most eyerything in the line,
and will sell a low as the lowest. Inspection on
and after torday. Come and sec Also,
RAI81NS, NUTS,
CITRON, CURRANTS,
DATES, SHELLED
ALMONDS, Ac., &c
CANDIES:
We manufacture our own Plain Candles and
guarantee them pure.
Fine French Candies
We have a large stock and as fine as is made.
BREAD, CAKES, PIES.
Is the place to get your CHRISTMAS
CASES. Bring your orders and we guarantee
satisfaction. D. M. EIGLEB.
dec8-tf
miscjeXiatijefltts.
U 1
-ANOTHER LOT OF-
COAL STOVES.
ALSO-
-A CAR OAD OF THE-
IRON KING COOK
NOS. 6, 7, 8. 9.
SHEET IRON. FIRE PLATE. WIRE & SOLDER,
always on hand.
ROOFING
SPECIALTY.
Fine work of all kinds promptly done. Have in
stock a splendid assortment of
WDgton, Si John ! Household
OEWING
MACHINE O
EWING MACHINE
MACHINE NEEDLE3 on hand
and REPAIRING
DONE.
Locks, Nails, Hinges In large supply, at the
Hardware, Stove and Tin House of
KlUttAHLI MUUKE,
Trade St., Charlotte, N. C
Col. C. W. Bbadshaw, so long and favorably
known in connection with the Sewing Machine
business of this city and vicinity, is now with me
and would be pleased to see his friends and
patrons and serve them as heretofore.
anu
f
Xt r&DuALLED 11 rVPRYFrimKV
STRENGHT.ylmADiU M
PEFFECTWORK,
FREEDOM FROM
CHOKINGJ
WE ARE AGENTS
FOB ABOVE PLOWS FOB
Meeklenburg & Adjoinin
IN NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA.
A FULL STOCK OF
&MlEiniES9
IN STORE,
WHICH WE OFFER TO BUYERS
AT INSIDE PRICES.
Mayer & Ross.
feb5
For sale atlthe CHARLOTTE OBSEBYEB
nov24 tf
SILVER, LEAD,
COPPER, AND ZINC
1 ORES PURCHASED
FOR CASH
TEX New York and North Carolina Smelting
Carapa at Charlotte,. wHl pay the beat Cash
Prices n J?W la this eountryior
I ovwivmu wo maun lur Diunpuxig ana nr
SDeclmen aasara for Gold and Silver. SI .SO.
WW1 f vu
a:it. ia
rna rATAI OCIIPmd PRIRr-l IST
mm
UJUU
.WintOtts and Ijemr-Tw,
ri - ttt i V" -
, L ITYA- til II.- 1
lPlflff 1
FWS WATCH ftBPAIBIN
G.
ALLEN & TRUSLOW
beg leave to remind the people
of
CHARLOTTE AND COUNTltY
again that this important branch of their hn.i
receives their most caremi atteutio," Ht
THEY ABE PREPARED TO DO
DIFFICULT WORK
THE
MOT
And Warrant Erery Job,
If your watches want repairing or
and see them.
regulating call
GOLD ANDSILVERWATCKES
JUST RECEIVED,
which they will sel' very low. Fine Jewelry civ
Spectacles and Eye-Glasses always in stock.
CALL, AND THEY
febl8
WILL SERVE VOU WELL
GO TO
ohn T. Butler
AND LOOK AT HIS
LARGE STOCK OF
ALL OF WHICH HE SELLb
LOW FOR CASH.
All Goods Warranted as Rep
resented, both in Weight
and Quality.
watch glasses to cents
declS
CoMensed Time TaMeNortli Carolina R. R
TBAENS OOTJta NORTH.
Date.Dec.14 '80
No. 47
Dally
No. 49
Dally
No. 43,
Daily
4.50 pm
Lv. Charlotte,
" A-L. Depot
-" " Junc't
" Salisbury,
Arr.Greensboro
Lv.Greensboro
Arr.Raleigh
Lv. "
A it. Goldsboro
8.50
tt.05 AM
6.80 AM
8.IX) am
9.38 am
9.58 am
8.03 am
8.05 am
6.41 pm
8.2H pm
8.H2 pm
lor Kich
m'ndonlr 8.22 am
1.40 pm
4.00 PM
B.20 PM
8.22 pm
Lv. Greensboro
for Richmond
Arr.
Lv. Danville
" N. Danville
" Barksdale
' Drak'sBr'ch
" Jetersvllle -"
Tomahawk
4.38 pm
11.32 AM
11..H5 AM
12.01 pmL
1.19 PMi
2.49 pm
3.45 pm
4.20 pm
4.40 pm
4.43 PM
Arr. Belle Isle
Lv. " "
Arr.Manchester
4 43 am
'fuijv ,
ChristmasGoods.
TEAINS GOING SOUTH.
1,1)00.14 8o aff aff 1 MAg.
Lv. Richmond 10.30 pm 11.55 amj
Burkevllle 2.24 am 2.20 pm
Arr. N. Danville 7.11am 5.40 pm
Lv. " " 8.85 am 6.00 pm
Arr. Greensboro 10 10 am 8.09 pm
Lv. " 10.15 am 8.20 pm;
" Salisbury 12.00 am 10.10 pm
Arr. A L. Junction 12.01 pm 12.00 m
M Charlotte 1.52 fm 12.32 pm
Lv. Richmond
" JetereviUe ttall
" Drak'sBr'ch nofilw
" Barksdale
; DanvlUe pj
" Greensboro I. l. Z
" Salisbury
Arr. A-L. Junction Jt
Arr. Charlotte .!!!!!!!" 111J2jliM
BALKM BBAMCH.
NO. 48 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro. ,MJ, pS
Arrive Salem ll dU r
NO. 47 Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Salem 5 -?S
Arrives Greensboro 7-w
NO. 42 Dally, except Simday.
Leave Greensboro 9'r? f2
Arrives Salem ll.w -
NO. 43-Dally.
Leave Salem L
Arrive Greensboro ,ulL
Limited malls Nos. 49 will onlf m&W
Passengers taking train 49 from
get aboard at the B.4D.E.K. ae.Pt,ii':1; gh
makes close connection at Greensboro for Haie B".
Goldsboro Newberne and alipoinistm
ton A Weldon Railroad. ..
Passenger Ualns No. 47 and 48 make all
stops between Charlotte and Richmond, arm w
tween Greensboro, Raleigh and Goldsboro, o- '
making connection with W. N. C. R at
for Ashevllle (Sundays excepted), and also w
necting at Greensboro with Salem Branch
Wtrains Nos. 42 and 43 make ail
stops
between unarioue ana n5"u,V""', Lin-
Query's. !
Harrisburg, Crdna Grove, nvwm -
wooa ana iamesuwu. . fireeas-
No. 43 connects with Salem Branch at ort
boro. A pQp
Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agent,
dAc2 Kicnmuuu
THESE DELiaOUS
himimi can be had every k
mnmino rATfnnt Sundays)
onTryonSfc newuw. w
fat Charlotte Hotel.
delivered at Ue Lmcoin oepou
10 cents.
BEST IN THE MARKET.
Parties having borrowed buckets please
return
"Otf Cji
FOR RENT.
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