North Carolina Newspapers

D00H mjATiS? wantanawaa thelataatatrteeot1 Trr" 8WUOXZmOBt M1TU : 4 , ' J. 8 00 ix Month 4 00 a oo 7f ran Mmtht...s rmd Moth WMMKLT MDZtZOW t t S2 00 ... JO ... 1 00 air. IfonOk. .i VOL. XXV. GHARLOTTE, N. C, TUESDAY APRIL 19, 1881. NO.:3,7764 FTOGRA30DE&&A1&HLIA LOrl MioJor Clad. vkmmxrn, rntrrrrfi, wnwrt eft BHBnRBSiBBsijMSS . IP I- THE ZERO-9IOTOB. VIRGINIA AND FLORIDA. Ijd I 3 .-a., bqi P . .1 ST.; J. ,... 1 'ini'i Xhe best GIotc id Market, 'trtrj pair Warranted. (rum ntt W", t i OUR STOCK Of Spring and So Goods is now Complete. IN OUtt WHITE GOODS DetArtment will be found Barred. Striped, Lace and Plata Nainsooks. Barred and Striped Muslins, TKstorUv and Jordan Lawns, Plain, Striped, Dotted and Lca MnsUna, Mull Muslins, French Lawns, Piques, Tuektogs lien Lawns. Masalla. Ltuon de Dacca, Bishop Lawwrand. Indeed. ANYTHING wanted In this line. We have an unusuallj large stock of Laces, Embroideries, etc.) etc. We have a tremendous stock of DRESS GOODS, Buttons, Fringes, Satin and ether Trimmings to to match. OURBTOCX OF toadT-made Clothing and Gents furnishing floods is laree and cheap. We have the best Unlaundrled. shirt In the market for the money. AL '4 mar29 1881 Spriog Stock 1881 We axe daily receiving our SPRING STOCK whjch will be more complete than ever before and comprises the LADIES', MISSES', CHILDRENS,' GENT8,,JBO"TS AND YOUTHS' JFINE BOOTS! SHOES A SPCECIALTY. Lower grades all goods in our line to variety and all prices. FULL STOCK STETSON HATS, and a pretty line 1 Straw Hats, Trunks, Valises 4 Satchels, ALL SIZES AND RRICE3. Call and see us. PEGEAM&CO. leb20 OUR STOCK OF- SPRING GOODS IS COMPLETE. we nave an me new noveuuro in uwuo, viz., French Vonll B Plaids, Brocades and Stri ped Buntings, Tinsel Brocades and Plaids, Bro cade riaids and fiain oaans, in au biwuvs. CASHMERES I IN all shades and qualities. T AMISE, HENRIETTA AND EM PRESS, CLOTHS SUMMER SILKS At 45 PER TABD. 'We'hateoneottBelarBest stocks of Laces ever; offered In this lnarkfit, in Guipures, Dentelles,' Mechlin, Vermacellas, Bretonne, Torchon. Lan guedoc, etc. The prettiest line of Cretonnes ever offered in thts raartcet at 25c per yard Lace Curtains and Lambrequins, all the new designs, extremely cheap. WHITE GOODS I WU1TJS I This Line Is larg and 'varied, comprising all the new Novelties, Th; Llnon Diddle. Organdies. Thread CnmhriM. i n. Mnlls. Plain.? Striped and Barrflrt Nainanofr- Swiss. Nainsook and Hamburg Edgings,. Dotted Swiss, Indian Elnbrl- ueiK, insn urocnet Liaces, jsm. OUR STOCK OF BIBBONS Hag been enlarged very much; almost every shade In Satin or Gros Grain. A beautiful line of Sash Ribbons. We now have exclusive control of two factories. ; manuiacturing Ladles' and oents' I HAND-SEWED 8H0ES I EVERY Pilfi' . WA R B A N T E D. We keep a large line of Sheetings, Damasks. Mar seilles, Quilts and House Furnishing goods at bottom prices. Ws have Just opened k beautiful stock of 1 MACKINAW ANDJTOft gaTSI . I MACKINAW AND TUB HATS I PLAIN AND FANCY. KID GLOVES, SPRING 8HADES, 85c PEBPAIB, Paraso from thA lnwMt imAfi to the handsom' est fabrics. Our stock of Hosiery, uoni Fringes, Neckwear, Pasmentry, Etc.. is oodit plete, and we ask you to give It a oareful exami nation before purchasing, as you can aye mon ey f doing ao.vstaplellrjea as low asOw low st lariroiapt attention te orders,-( I kAfiGBAVsV ft wTLHEIJr. Smith ButkOngTrade Street, Charlotte, V. & aprio ': A KEwLY finished flveoem eottage, wmwfil Tuesday March 29 1881 EMM BAR KB est Brands Latest Styles Are now laden with new and fresh good la great er variety and the choicest selection that we have ever offered . v to the trade. EVERYTHING TO BE FOUND NEW -: T.RES8 GOODO BETraiLnffo NGALQtEi RE3S GOOD BAYONNAIG ATONNAI& SEOODAO HOODAO FOUL T7 REPB O ATTN DE LYO N AXIS 81 IU&AA-L OATIM DK LYO "fcrADBAB Xu. ADRA3 8UITIN vx w HITS, BLACK COLORED G KEN AD INK O With Trimmings to Hatch, O AND PLAIN AND LACE BUNTING. A very handsome assortment of WHITE GOODS Embracing all trades, from DOMESTIC PIQUE TO THE FINEST FRENCH AND PERSIAN LAWNS. Parsols "nd Silk Umbrellas. Something new in , Table Linen Setts. Ecru Lace Curtains new and popular Some beautiful Scotch Glng " hams. Everything new and stylish will be found In our stock. We will be pleased to have you Inspect our goods. T. L S1LE k CO. ap!3 ill ' A CUwyv DR1 NIC For. iff$6'fin J?a?hiie$, Hotels, vvClti, Parties, Eta I I - i i I - wr Boston 1 S. 8BAVES &6 SOX. The "Hob Punch " has Utoly btn tatrodocsd, and fMta with marked popnlar favot. It is Warranted to Contain only th Best of Liquors, United with Choice Fruit Juices and Granulated Sugar. It is ready rmop.ninf,andwillb faiindAaa8r.S4We. thsehoia tainn which undaqirtlranlsia addition to IS0ht&oTX'w GOOD AT ALL TIMES Just tha Thing to Keep In Wins Cellars. Sideboards not Complete Without Hob Punch. It can be used Clear or with Fresh Milk, Ice, Soda, or Hot Water, Lemonade, or with Fine Ioe, to Suit Jhe Taste. ' Sold by Uadinff Win llarohanta. Orooan. Hotel aid Drue silt. Tarrwhar. . . Trade suDDlied at manufacturers prices by WUil son A Harwell, Wholesale and Betail Druggists Charlotte, N. C." Jan. 23-eod-6m. :2tS INDORSfeD BY . PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE. SYMPTOMS OP A TORPID LIVER. Iioaa of appetite,TJausea,bowels oostive. Pain in theHead.with adull sensationln the back partgain qnder the shoulder blade. foUnaaa aftertfaar. with a disto- clinataon to a;ertiiiC.toflr or nuna, TrritabllitT of fmw. Low spirits. Xiois of memory, with afeeling of haying net UeitA soma dutv. weariness, Disiinesa, Tlntfrins; otih Heart, Pots feerore tno . YalGw Skin. Headache. BostTess neaa at nlgnt, highly oolored UHne. 17 these wASjmres UUC XnrHElDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. TUTTS FILLS ajrejesneclaliy adapted to sucasaVone dose ffects snchaehan j of feaUnsr as .to astonish, th snfferer. boV&ioraltw TiMlAtts t&sratsm 1 Mowrtaha s 13 0at ffiak or WArSJitM chaageoto Black by a .lnglo application of this Dr. It Sold bvOruuUU, or ut by azpraM n iciptf f I. impart a .natural col Office. 35 Murray St.. New York. CD,. XTTTS lUSCiL T Valaafcl IstmaUon and ft Cwfal HaMipte wUl ba audld FBSJB on applicattoa. Feb 23 6odw1y. - IIUGH SISSON & SONS, ? ' . j :" 4 i. . .1 - i . ; l Importers, Dealers' and ; MaHufacturers i MARBLE STATUARY, MONUMENTS,' FUBNITTJBE SLABS, . .. i ! - . ' Tile. Mantels, Altars, Tombs, ',1 C'A .)'-. 140 West BeiMmeafepareet, antj CORNER NORTH 8TB ? a'ir ar . . .. '-4r&IM0RA t DUD ii Ain vnvr Itftffl UIC Ammonia and WaUr, WashingtosC Ajpril 15.- Tiber is at the navy yard here an apparatus known as the Ganigee ice machine. In fact, it has.txo distinct name as yet,but when it shall be completed some three months hence, it.will be known as ' a Zero-Motor. The machine has excited great in terest among various persons, butPn fessor Gamgee has only exhibited it in motion opresident GarnlelaV gecreta rieaHnhtarJdl Wlndorn and a few prom inent offlciaiy'l tx J 2 Tfieirtmary Idea of the inventor was to secure a machine for the economical manifeJfo&Mltje, aiidlhQ fcp.ifsXusted a cQinpoundrammoniacal . engine, to which was attached a steam engine of peculiar construction and an ammo niacal pump,all three of which are con nected oy the same shaft. The affair represents a large turning lathe mount ed on iron boxes, the latter servin g as boilers or generators. ; The fuel consists of gaseous ammonia, generated from liquid ammonia by the heat in hydrant water of ordinary atmospheric temper ature. So far as making ice is concern ed the apparatus has proven a success. While-mating these experiments Prof. Gamgee discovered that in his com pound ammonia engine he could gen erate a great, power,, and, without any trouble it could be controlled so as to be used for driving machinery. There fore he has determined to cut off the steam attachment, and will make im provements by which he hop's in the near futur to revolutionize the entire motive power of the world and dis pense;with steam, r s Chief Engineer .Isherwood, of the Navv Department, was detailed to in vestigate tha machine, and he made a Teport to Secretary Hunt, In which he stated tbat,the,scfieme had an entirely practical look about it. and be doubted not but that if but a short time should be allowed Gamgee he would produce, motor capable qi furnishing power without, the combustion of coal. It was f or this reason,-and with a view to securing to the government the use of a motor of this sort.that the President interested himself in it. . Prof essox Gamgee exhibited bis draw ings and explained ll the details, and when the President, with critical and mechanical eye, desired 'to know the use of some mysterious looking tubes, which extended about the engine, it was shown that they carried water to the joints and bearings, the aqueous fluid being used for lubricating pur- i - v.rv v. . . poses insusau ujl uii, wmcu ueuuiuea heated. explanation of the details would be bewildering and is therefore unneces sary. The only ingredients for gener ating the gas were liquid ammonia and pure water from a hydrant near the machine shop. In a short time the pipes were covered with hoar frost, which accumulated in great quantities. The power of the vapor could be dis tinctly felt when one placed his hand near a gauge which was suddenly opened. A small volume shot out, so cold as to send a chill over the whole body by mere contact with the hand, and of sueh force as to knock it from in front of the cloud. No attempt has been made as yet to utilize the power for motive purposes, but the inventor asserts that he will be able to run steamships and cars and machinery without the use of coal, and that the day for boilers is fast ap proaching an end. When Keeley first started, it was Vimc wmuv lu nao S T L Yliacal One. DUt he i ulSprOVSd this Dy drawing off the water and allowing it LU UU tOSLCU. X 11 0 piDSCUU GUi.UV OllUtYD forty-four horse-power, requires the services of one man, some hydrant wa ter and a small quantity of ammonia. Gamgee has been at work only a few years, and has expended but a small amount of money. The power of expansion and contrac tion possessed by ammonia has already been applied by the aid of othej me chanism than Professor Gamgee's to the running, of light machinery, but whether it is a practical motor in ac tual use or not is a matter for future experiment. Notice to tbe Ielen.te to the Prohi bition Convention. Office Cen. PROHiBrroiiY Com., Raleigh, N. C, April 15, 1881. ) To the Citizens of North Carolina : An effort is being made to entertain delegates who will attend the prohibi tion convention in this city the 27th instant. Those who will be entertain ed must send their names to the chair man prior to the meeting of the con vention. Reduced rates have been granted on several railroads, and it is confidently expected that all the roads will make similar arrangements. Delegates must inquire at their re spective depots for return tickets. Kverv nerson wno ieeis a Bumciens interest in the cause to attend will be admitted as a delegate. The convention will be addressed by eminentcitizeus. Thos E. Skinner, i Chairman. Backing Down. An Albany dispatch announces that a majority of the Republican members of the New York Leeislature have signed, or are about to sign, a petition setting forth their entire confidence in the ability of the two representatives of New York in the United States Sen ate to decide about the confirmation pr reiection of anv nominations for fed eral offices which may be submitted for their aDDroval. It is said this is being done at the instigation of Senator Conkline; and is a clear back down from the resolution unanimously pas ed bv the Assembly requesting the prompt confirmation of Judge Robert- collector for tne port or JNew x or. T JLincoln'ii Choice. David Davis ' Mr. Lincoln was asked which of two nroflrrammes for his inauguration he preferred. Throwing one leg over the hack of his chair, lie tola "a story :" When I was practicing law in Illinois, : client of mine, a peculiar sort of fel- a ana swear client re plied,' I don't care a damn which.' " : tli .THE GBEATEST BLESS (KG. - " ' A simple, pure, harmless remedyr that cures ev ery time and prevents disease by keeping the blood pure, stomach regular, kidneys and liver ac tive, Is tbe greatest blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop Bitters Is -that remedy, and its propri etors are being blessed by thousands who have been saved and cured by It. Will you try It ? See another column.p-Bagle i W".;ill iVU PLAYED OUT,"? . .J i is a common eompiamt. u you xeei bo, got Dackage otJUuney- won aaa iuv is uu ivu m atonfeelttstonWlK)vK-UreBtheBealthr a the natural life and strengin to ine weary Tk n . nft. Ti "had til either aeror uaua Ef.A7ivuha wafii always Dromrt and flclent la BCtton.-Nw Bedford Standarw . low, was brought, berore tne court, the iodare asked thim: s'Do you or affirm V "Mr. iudee.' my The Plan Onat are Being' Laid In Washington. Delegations of Hepublicans from Vir- gnia ana ioriaa were at tne White ouse to-day. The Florida Republi cans talked in a very pretty strain to the President on-the fine prospect of rescuing Florida from the hands of the "Bourbon" Democracy,-which accord ing to their ideas could be made cer tain and sure if the President would only give the offices to them individu ally. The resident maae trie usual stereotyped answer, that he would con sider what they said. The Virginia delegation was headed' by Representa tive Jorgenson. These gentlemen spoke generally in behalf f the regular Re- puuucan party m v ugiuia, ap pealed to uie rresiaeni in earnest ana eloquent language not to cripple his own party Dy giving any am or eounte nancfl to the reoudiation faction of Manone and RiddJegerber. The Presi dent was informed that the Republi cans of Virginia had always made a gallant fight tinder the banner of Re publican principles,' and that those principles were not the principles of the repudiationists. An alliance with manone, instead or oentmbung lu xxtj publicaa party,-would materially em barrass it and give it a set back which it would take many years to recover from. The President listened atten tively, but refrained from any decided expression of opinion, except as to his hope that the cause of Republicanism in the South would increase. He said that all that had been said interested him and would receive the fullest con sideration, as he regarded the whole subject as of great importance. An Agricultural Building Cheap. Raleigh News and Observer, 17ht. Yesterday the .National Hotel was purchased by the State of North Caro lina, the sum paid being $13,000. Fab H. Busbee, Esq., represented the State in the transaction. The action of the executive committee bf the Board of Agriculture was eminently prudent and economical. For less than half the cost of the ground and buildings, and much less than they could possibly have erected a suitable building (even with the aid of convict labor), they have secured permanent quarters for the commissioners, the geologist and the museum, and for the laboratory of the chemist, Dr. Dabney, who will, we learn, shortly remove to this city. There will be, besides, ample room for the accommodation of the Supreme Court, and probably the State library, whenever it shall be deemed advisable to transfer them from their present cramped quarters in the capitol. By such transfer the Secretary of State and the Auditor will be enabled to ar range and care for their important re cords in a more satisfactory manner than is now possible in their single ooms. The hotel building will afford besides, rooms for the committees of the General Assembly, and the grounds are the proper place for the erection of necessary buildings which would dis figure the capitol square, and for the storage of wood and coal. The executive committee, uovernor Jarvis, and Messrs. Battle and Holt, demonstrated their excellent business capacity by their prompt action in this purcnase. ine opportunity ior sucn a bargain does not often occur, and should not be missed. We congratu late the Board of Agriculture and the State of North Carolina upon the pur chase. Tit for Tat. New Haven Register. When thev eet so far in South Caro lina as to hang a colored woman by lvnch law on a mere suspicion or accu sation of arson, the senators of that state at Washington had better hurry home and save her civilization. Mas sachusetts Paper. Yes. and when thev get so tar m Mas sachusetts to shoot a theological stu dent dead on the mere suspicion that he was going to ijommifra burglary the RAriafrtrR frf that -state at Washington had better hurrv home and save both her theology and her civilization. r a . h .. A Hint to Of lice Ha titers. Baltimore Sun. Duriner the last Coneress a Republi- can senator demanded and oosameu tha rliRmissal hf a Sfinat.fl emDloV& WhO had written and nrinted comments ot $ derocratorv character on ins pudiic acts; At this time one or more oi tne cana.it . V - . . " f A 1 J ' ' dates for the hiehest offices or the en. ate are daily writing ana printing tne most violent personal attacks on Dem ocratic Senators. GfilT'HlXEa Albs HokoSabls, but their prema. hMMnniHTiM ii inninftw. Parkers Hair isai- sam Ur popular, for deanhness and promptly re- stOKKg tne Toutniiii eotor, . - Take DtSty-DfrAMGHT " and you 01 never be biiiou. apHii J - yersale by Dr. T. C. Smith. Smith's Scrofula Byip and Star Curtne are pure ly vegetable,- Why vrtH.you suiter wiin incer, mttfl KwrtiHn CBt&rrh. Bheumatlsm, Kidney and Uvbr-Nseases when a few- botttes ot these two great lemeates wui enroyoar iMm a nMM.. NgatDn county. Seonda i ak atTleftsnre In recemmehdlng to the pub- Dr.eiExpeeiOrafit nd Croup Preven ts vi v litfl Brtri hwf been a Beat sufferer from about no years ajsi-iinwiuwiu w T . - flMnuii1 4'n lifo PMltn Tmntiim whiRh ras most miracuiousii him. I find it equally benflcial In all cases of finncrha T consider li a Diessing m my iamiiy. -every one should keep it in their nouses. Torsale bjccrX u. anuui.. . oct2-m. . a i t m I i B i A CARD. To all who are snfferlngfrom the errors and in discretions of youth, nervosa weakness, early de caf loss of manhood, &c I will send a recipe that m iwT FREEHS CHARGE TWs.jreat mrtv was mscorered by a mlsslonarr :lh JSouth America. Send a self addressed envelopetto the R oh T.Inman,StatIonP.New York .'Ctty. apr 27 eodiy&wly Try Smith's Scrofula Syrup for your blood. It rcmnvAfi all skin eruptions and will give you a beautiful and clear complexion. w,m.BT. KMiNTJKL CO.. Qa.. Oct. 10.1879. nonftarnnn: While attending the General As sembly this summer, I tried your Star Curtne on- a wound received during the late war. After hav-. InK thoroughly treated It I am compelled to say that It Is a success, for I have had experience with different physicians and remedies, and found noth ing to cure me until I used your Star Curtne, which tMedred remarkably bad case; Wishing you auecesMam j.re josh Hsu giroealeJiy wtT. C Smith. oct28 6m. "WINE OF CARDUI" makes rosy cheeks and c.lear complexions. For sale by T. a SMITH, aprlll - Do not fall to call en your druggist for a bottle bf that pure, sweet uu wwuawus uiuvu vuiui, fimitM Rojofnla Syrup. . . Star Curtne eurea all chronic Sores and Is a tare n .A. Wlaa ' Call on your druggist before It Is too late and get abpttleSIulaSpandStare. From a. wii . . Southern Bostaess tlmve Atota, Ga-Thls Is to certify that I nave used Dr Cheney's Expecto- Tunt in my iamilj iur Bevenu jeans, wu ir mmttMtuilnValuable remedy for Coughs, 1 ha? totafl It surrior to ar other rerne- m that i navvuimt m i "" :q trtt tiAckage'bf " BLACK-DRAUGHT a," ' m m apl6 O K3 3ES 31 esn ejoh. CLOTHING L. BEKWANGEH FINE CIiOTHISre. The general revival of business has had a cheering effect and given encourage ment to every branch of trade. The increase of our sales during the past year has inspired us to make extensive preparations for this season, and ;we shall offer the most vaiied and attractive stock of Fine Clothing, Gents' Fur nishing Goods, Etc., ever exhibited in this market. Special attention is paid to styles and the introduction of novelties The excellence of our manufac tured clothing has characterized our efforts to eclipse previous productions'. "We make special efforts to always produce the latest styles of Hats and Nov elties in Neckwear. We solicit an inspection of ottr stock. apr9 O IP5 "EES WHITE LINEN LAWNS, JONES'S CAMBRICS, PRINTED LINEN PRINTED LINEN LAWNS, HEAVY NAINSOOKS. P A cj J. SHEAR NAINSOOKS, COCHECO LAWNS, M PRINCESS LAWNS, SWISS MUSLINS, FRENCH, PARISIAN AND VICTORIA LAWNS, MARSEILIA JAJUJNET, la-wviN u n ij x a xut o A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF- WHITE Q-OODS- And to trim them we have AN ELEGANT LINE .- ..... Together With tne grandest line or jDMJiiiuiLJiii.iJii5 ever suowu m mw uiia.oy. FANS, PAEASOLS AND SILK UMBRELLAS, In the newest and most superb styles, patterns and qualities. DRESS Men's and Boys' Cloths, Flannels aktd Cassimeres. Your special atttention is called to the above, and we solicit an early call. Every advantage to make selecUoas.will be offered, apr!7 SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings, Lawns, Silk Handkerchiefs, Embroideries, Corsets Ready-Made Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods. Give us a call before buying. mar27 THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE DURHAM LONG CUT I3-.A.S 35TO EQUAL. This, together with Sitting Bull, Durham, k 'Main Twist 18 KAKUTAOTDBSD BY E. H. PO(jUE, DURHAM, N. C. For sale by an dealers in Charlotte. mar8 eod2m . . J. L. HARDIN, ; MERCHANDISE BROKER i s--mr-r a -TfTn AND COMMISSION MJfiKUM.a-w a, Coixxqx St., CHAijcrrra, N. C, . i f..nih. TZwkm Man innr i.juii muuu. Tobacco, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses. d,iresset. fully solicited. The cheapest marwui auu mr bte houses representea. lan ztf r : " SILVER, LEAD, COPPER, AND ZINC ORES PURCHASED FOR CASH Tine naw totk aaa nurm oiwuwi CompwaGnailotta,. wjWthiLbeat Cash . ... .-r a. UkII.m. O alMatai Prioes ever paui uxivwi - No ebaiwwTJfW tta:torimptm and a aavrnK ore purchased by usw 'j ' j , I k AND THE FINEST STOCK LD Shown fro I LATTA 1881. IES H2 3 in! e Saturday, April o OF LACES, OF ALL -w-. Wk-a-a K-rfTlimTT!lf1 GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. -AFRESH SUPPLY OF ' SIIaES -1BTE5 CSEIEiI33IE5.33S. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE VARIETY. Of and Hosiery, all the latest Styles and very ineap, ALSO, A HANDSOME STOCK OF mWlOYED PATENT LIVER PAD I , - Ntk Grra HaX9. , , QiTBtt MjlBM ajit STESNsri Dmiskd. XaM Ttricx as Lone. Statuel Oawd wJttert Sragglag ttt gjiteOi v&ss (UliiadFeTir, iftnlsav Jtiwaaatuat, tfttthttea. &d 4Irou Etiiids, Thaaa VaJa Akaa' all TMaaaaaa into tha SteajaahTTha-Pada ar 0ra rrar tha ft nf WnninaMiai aarlaa Mil trsst NirTi "ml" akao Uta Uvar sad oasaihi, . A ;ffWHa -Vasatabla, Toniei ajDaarbadiBtotbcirclatfofkM? ood4 Lirar, amrify lag aWoa4, faUaajaaior tta Livar aod ndnafs to haaltkr aatioa. and raotfhanint the Btoaaaab to digaat food. Jm waror Pit W St ar Kxpraas. BACH. DOM BX AUi laHiaiaxaa; awa a,t MamrlacterMBMfociatvfla Qermai ? treat BalOmeTe, Md. f-c-;a f , . . t - . For sale in Ci'aflotie M the drug stores- of It. B Wrua..JSeair. t. a 8mltn and Wilson A Burwelt.' w toTiT( ;, . -wf t -..i twist Chewing TbAi5t -Beware of fmltatlaas. Kone geulneimiless- a ewBpanied with our "HOaeat 1'J oevyflghted ,1 whtemwliitw Waiian(loav-;Ns CLOTHING & BEO L. BERWANGER & BRO., CLOTHIERS Aim TAILORS jSl.THTEY' lA WJN, ' ID law jsb, U L L M USL INS, PANAMA LAWNS, DESCRIPTIONS, . au. 2..' Xa S it HaAiiUAi1 - ' - - ' ' lth. WITTKOWSKY & BAEUCH. ELIAS & COHEN. Go to ' W. P. MARTIN, Igtof, and Successor Ho f.ISearr A Co. Fresh Drags None "bat the UV E. UVV M www-. . ' . . Fancy Articles Perfninerlis?.(Bnb,i U GARDEKJif.:: of an the best ruutii,mk wnanta! " Hoptorto reSerW i'share tftirAii A POSITIVE CURE TTTo; I wUl ears any ease l tour days or las J t . . No. 2 wUl care the most obstinate est mat sanauweod, that are eertain to prt. dji.epsla hr aatrTtnit the ceatlr;-S at ts stTi)i?h. . .if . - ; t -'..Si! EH - !t i: Hi hi v it r v : febl3