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SUREJ-T1
APPETISER
IRON BITTERS ar highl
ine a certain ana emcieni tuiuv
)a Mngnlm and (rlTM IWV life tn the
6-- -" ---- .
digestive onrana.Temovirig all ayspepiic eympuuus, bul u a j.nyin.,,
Bdchinq, Heat in the Stomach, Heartburn, etc. The only Iron Prepa
ration that will not blacken the teeth or give headache.
Sold by all djiiggisto.. .Write .for the, A B C Book, 32 pp. of useful an
amusW reading- Vee. ni-.H. t
anntiqKil
flrinrownrl.4bUity to
taome tatoa.
t.'AMeatleef BjnVBtH (UlsM ape.
. . . VT" IT. rr. . ' j i n. TiuitM
SmSSShrrtitidL Ih.mdthTw.lottteoftti Tonic 8inoe using it Ihare don twice the to
Sr Yecdidtn theeajBe Mine dnrhmmy Uln , and wttn-doable the ease. With the tranquil oerre
iSbiaclSlSiicn enjoyed. Wthe Tonic ha. notdone the
Ik Tknnwnot what. I civa it the credit. J. P, WatsOW, Pastor Christian Church. Troy. O.
irrh JTrit ti i
gpropamtion of i"re-1
oiem JBWfct mi Tttmrn 1
jaiaetCe. ry aeeoeitef
I evitA (fc FeaetaMe I
.remwriee. uterfeti
Itwry iiurjMH erfcere I
1bm2 as ttMumm.
HAIIFACTIIEI IT TNE DR. HARTER MEDICINE
unel7 eod,dwly
TTT
A LARGE LOT OF-
FLOOR. IMS.
tz!
t)
-BOUGHT SINCE THE DECLINE
TO BE SOLD LOW
Mayer & Ross.
apr5
R. M. Miller & Sons.
COB. COLLEGE A FOURTH STS.,
WE SELL
Piedmont Patent
-AND
F. F. V,
FLOURS.
Jul
WE HAVE NOW IN 8T0EE FOB THE
Spring and Summer Trade
The Largest, Finest and
MOST GdivCFLETE
STOCK OF
FINE MILLINEBT.
WHITE GOODS,
TBIMMTNGS.
NOTIONS
And all kinds of
FANCY DRY GOODS
For Ladles and Children
have erer bad the pleasure of showing
We
OUB 8TOCK 0F-
QLOVES.
HOSIKBT,
FANS,
PABASOLS,
TBIMMINGS.
NECKWEAB,
AND CORSETS
Is not surpassed in the city. We have
HATS OR BONNETS
TO FIT THE HEAD AND POCKET OF EVERY
LADY, MISS AND CHILD.
Qui Pattern Hats and Bonnets will be open
MONDAY, iPBJL 4th.
An eiamlhritfon or our stock will convince any
lady that we stand bead iti srvles and
MRS. P. QUERY !
Will be found tn the store to watt on her frtetai
and cnKtomnra i v
apia 1 - i i . 1 H "i4 r. wuaby. j
M iiiriT
Mo
Syrups.
clSSCS
WHOLESALE
GROCERS
THE
GENUINE
A TRUE TONIC
Ml)
recommended for all diseases requir
cspcuauj xihuvjjwi
nerVeS.
It acts iiKe a cnarm on me
. 1 ,7,.. 7Tw7
mended v lefW-l
eal ftroemmion, fori
numeosia, Hemrml I
I eamem, Want of Vital-1
tinn. and Convalea-
cencefromJFmera,A:c i
eucta o extent ttJ 7 laoor wueiceeoragijirar-
mnenj reuui, uai a iw '"tr.v. .
anuTTT ratnrnad and I fonnd that mv natural force
CO.. M. t MMTH MAIN STREET, ST.
louts-
FEEBLE AND SICKLY PEBSONS
Becover their vitality by pursuing a course of Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters, the most popular invigo-
rant ana alterative meaicine in use. - uenerai de
bility, fever and ague, dyspepsia, constipation,
rheumatism, and other maladies are completely
removed by It. Ask those who have used it what
it has done for them. ,
For sale by all Druggists andDealers generally.
July
Only Vegetable Compound that
acts directly upon the Liver, and
cures Liver Complaints, Jaun
dice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos
tiveness, Headache. Itassists di
gestion, strengthens the system,
regulates the bowels, purifies the
blood. A Book sent free. Dr.
Sanford, 162 Broadway, N. Y. j
" FOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
JanjlS deod", eow If. '
I r
DOES
1 1 WONDERFUL
! CUrTES!
Bx-B!U)4t actg Ott Ahe LITEB, BOWELS
and KIDSfEYS at the same time.
H Sesame it elesasea the system oJ6ieioI
ens humors that develop in Kidney koAXIit-.
Jlafy Dlaonaeo, 'RflioBunewe, J HnSiMt, OoMtt.'.
pation, Piles, or ifl, KhaTimwHwn yemmlgiit
aeie B.' 4?tort, flr"Jmictloii CtiaOMs
WyviaiXtoy-Wnrt eured him after remits fbj-
1olwn hnA been ta-rtng for Xocgycara. s4 -f
r-Urn. John Artian.'bf WlJBBXJlifo,.yH
"Wj?Mgwenwtdie bjf oor p
Bsyg hff VaTlleresrjBeeia " WeTbeTtttf TTiftated
beyond belief, but Kidney-Wort cured him. ,
Anh C'Jaarett of South Salem," IT. Siyi IJ
uim bctbb years snnenng irom Jaaner trouDies
and other eomcllcations was ended br the nse of
! Kldner-Wort.aweef " - f-
John B.Lawronea of Jackson, Tenfi., imffere
tor years from liver and kidney troubles and
wwr unni " Darreia or omvr mwlicmea."
Kidneyy-Wort made him well. m. ' I
suffered eight years with kidney difficulty and E J
was nnable to work.
Kidney-"
" well as eyer.
H PERMANENTLY CURES
KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
constipation ana Piles.
t3rlt Is put np In Dry Vegetable Form Jn
tin cans, one package of which makes Biz quarts'
of medicine. Also in Liquid Fona, erv Oeo1
eentrated, for those that cannot readily pre;
pare it. C
y It acts with equal efficiency in either form.'
R
GJ?T IT AT THE DRUGGISTS. PRICE, $1.00,
lTELiiS, KltUAKUSOS & Co., Prop1
(Wmsen4 tne dry post-paid.) BTjBLISGTOX.
rt
March 27 d&w ly
Z. B. Vakcs.
W, ELBaiUBir.
VANCE & BAILEY,
Kitoraejs and Counsellors
chablotte.n.c.
Practice in6upremk)urt of- the United States,
Supieme Ceort of North Carolina, Federal
Courts, and counties of Mecklen
bure;,Cabarrufl, Union, Gas-
r yjon, Bowanandpa-
vMson. "y
Office, tro, dptrfS east tf Independence
Square. : ,- may'29-tf
- '
Roil?. latsiiAM, i
' i -, t
TNtfca
U(dted jStateflCourts. Collec
anfl " VtotOm. .: solicited. Ab-
JL tlOIML
8tract8()f T(
oryajrs, Ae furnished for com
pensaDon,, -. .r? ,j
urncs . enrntr xrac
Trron streets'
rian.6.
ChaflotwTfi ;M
AT HENDEBSONVILLB, N. 0.
BS. TAYLOR'S -BdlBDrXO
Main andDeDotstraetn. TTAnr1rnniHHo i ,
to offered for sale to a bona fide purehaser on vey
iS?3 18 pieasantly-sltuated. and has nlne
ttwooma; and oatthffiot art -al neeessacr.eatr
L"de8lr6d" wgl be sold .fiimlabed; frora ate
3&!PJ&Z&& Wtcheaito UaTanoniQie
panor, r it will be sold unf nrrriniuvi ( ,;7T ... :-
3f OSSeSSlon irlven 1mmalliiki. j I
Hendersonyule) U
rf t ; -i :
aflSTlfflBfe
Op A
liflGORATOR
Hp; x ' mTvkH
U L w.flani what tw&a si 1 1
SUAYyJUIiY ?ftl881.
PoistfolbWil t&lilTUHE. j 7
The Report a Citizen Committee Ol
v..
can
4
rettairr- tmi.-mto wne
nnnnapl nn ntlA COUld ffet
against him. He had been elected ai
an honesst. unrieht man. and when hi;
nnatitnftnta heard the rumors aeainBt
his inteerity they were amazed. A dflj-S
egate w3 1 appointed to go down ta
Lansing and hear his side of the story,
and when this man returned home h6
was invited, to make , known Ms re
sefttchea tforfe'an opem tnfeeiijg. r )
"Mv friends," he began, "I went to
Lansing with the determination to sift
the matter to tne Dottonj. ; J, iouna tnaj
S. was living high and "dressing like a
lord."
A eroan went through the meet!
and men" shook'their beads in a solemn
way. !
"He sports a gold watch and a cane,"
continued the delegate, ilandV he vwaa
talking of buying a five hundred dql
lar horse to bring home with him. YOU
remember he ; wet, away from here a
poor man."
'Then he sold his vote!" shouted one
of the yeoman. ;
I confess it looked that way to me
at first," replied the delegate,"but when
ex-
9
for
gotten that an honest constituency wad
behind him, anA-np. money 0uld haye
bribed his conscience. Ho, ny friends,
there is no stain on nis reputation." ;
"Then how did he get his money ?"
asked three or four at once.
"Well. 1 don't know as I can explain
it as jvell aa be, did, and.. I am. sorry I
didAx write ft dwn.f . iBBeemathatf the
'.memDeiS apn c j nave !anycwig to ao
evenings, and instead of reading 'nov
els or attending the wicked theatre,
they gather in little-crowds around the
table, and the one who has four of a
kind of aometMnii or, other rakes in
somyetttitfg bt tier eattedj (he pot. J
don t know where the money comes In,
but it s somehow or other, and some
how or Dther. our esteemed representa
tive alwava has-- more of a Jdnd than
... -, s , jj i.
any one eise. j. ais as as, near; as an
remetabet and I suseesfc a vote tofn
tinuebconfideifcfi in our mernbrr titil
f he himself retrirhsto explain Vixat the
kinds' are, ana what the pot has to ao
with it."
LOVE AND REVENGE.
Romance of 9 Vansr College Grad
uate wo juoveu iiuwiseiri
Vernon County (Mo.) Democrat.
In one corner of the palace coach sat
a woman, -young ana beautiiui, out
with a settled look of despair upon her
lace and a cold, nard, cruel gutter in
her eyes. She was richly and tasteful
ly attired, and about bar was that inde
scribable attnosphere' hich breathed:
of superior education and refined, cul
tivated habits and tastes. As was easy
to be seen, sne had a nistory. A gen
tleman who sat in another part of the
car, an acquaintance of the reporter, a
sheriff of a Texas county, related brief
ly her story. -As had. .been surmised,
the lady hadbeen brought up under the
best influences that great wealth and
high social standing could command.Sbe
had been blessed with every education
al advantage haying graduated at Vas
sar and spent some time in travel
through European countries. While,
in the Netherlands her heart and the
prorrns! of f her hand wferewon by a
handsome, titled scapegrace. This was
two years ago. When she returned to
this country her lover followed after
in the course of a few months. ' But
meanwhile the girl's father had died
and his vast fortune had been swallow
ed up in wildcat speculations, so that
the foreigner found his promised bride
penniless. Like most of his kind, he
broke off the engagement and set
about Seeking a more desirable alliance
elsewhere, lie found vitia the person
of 'a $cfun lady living $bjr) same Texas
town fasrtbjB ifwherj bdarielto
fna(rm He pressed fyii tuftJ.inJ the
twb wrerarrien67 imineiteirset
out for Europe. The rejected girl found J
means to toiiow tnem slowly but sure
ly. After months of patient and per
sistent effort she came upon them in a
remote German town." The first inti
mation the scoundrel had of her was
the sharp, sudden crack of a pistol that
sent a ball 'pitilessly through his false
and craven heart. Of course, she was
arrested, and jthert followed weeks of
trial and torture. Finally she was de
clared insane, and the authorities placed
her in a mad-house;'' Meanwhile a
wealthy relative, moved by a mother's
tears, followed her, and, finding her,
secured her release, and now she was
on her way back to her far-away, deso
late Texas home. Her relatives was
aboard the train asleep, and the officer
was watching that she did not do her
self harm-almost a superfluous, need
less precaution, for she was chained to
the seat upon which she sat Under
neath the silken robes could be seen
now and then the cold metallic glitter
of the handcuffs nbri her wrists and
links of the small but strong chain,
which held her. a
POSSUM.
"V"
Senator Garland' Receipt.
Senator Garland, of Arkansas, one of
the most scholarly members of the Sen
ate, has at the request of a New York
paper given a receipt for cooking
rpossum. "The bpnt of my mind," he
says, "is that if yf U would boil the 'pos
sum in salt and rjjal pepper water until
he, is quite tender and then brown him
well in an old fashioned oven, or skil
let, wherein around his body a goodly
number of i potatoes .vare-. baked and
browned, you would have a dish un
rivaled and ?aoi!e vhans Oriental, and a
person wno could nol.reEMit, whether
he took the 'possum hot or cold, would
haye no celestial fire jji- ,hia )soul, nor
mtisic either." The Senator declines
to commit .himself as to- the compara
tive merits of hot 'possum and cold
'possum, but adds:-"Rather than miss
him entirely I.would try to. eat him in
any way I conldifirid Ihimi aiid really I
ar bl the opinion that he iFbetter hot
orlcold, according to the state he is in
when-Iiastpamfceof hita."Thus it
will be understood that the Arkansas
statesman knowtvbat a good thing is
when he tastes i
4o
ProhlbilioilDoc Pronibit.
H. H. Reuter, $sq., President of the
Beer Brewers' Congress, gives the fol
lowing testimony Jn his last annual re
port: "The State of Maine, with only
1 barrels last year'and 7,031 barrels the
year previous to; that, Tias now disap
peared aliogetherZfrom the list of beer
producing States
BUBITETjfS 0000AIUE.
A LADY'S HAIPWED BT ITS USE. t
Burnett's Cocftlr i wp the hair In a strolls'
and hritithvHri-.:i.t;.-n7i-'hTljRi1jiiaHg the roots of
Jjair and restoring the natoral
action upon
ffnlcb ILa .growth depends
ago a
ingle boWjMMl
if r . i J.
case wnereeveaierTiaafdf and
since Budr early cWte6)dff cases of
baldness, dandruff, loss of hair, and trrUatlorrot
tne scalp, have yielded to this remedy.
Detrolt 1 erfPre s. rr f ;I '
reef taiif- bril.-ilie as'he tvblswn,.
anv proofs
I came to tackel him personaii y he .
mained everything aSldaBasdiy. H
had not sold his vote. He had hot
Twenty years
iVKf iff dprate
ThesuperioriiBumetfs FUvoririgEtratiXS
nslsts in their nerfect rvnrttr and aS5?W'JW
consists In.thelr perfect purltj and great strength.
o
. JJianpte U tbe House.
Bough on Bats." ft clears"
roaenes, vermin. lies:
Mit,lwejta 4 5 )
per box,
Transaction InTOlriBg- Forty-Fonr
millions of nollan Dlonooed of in
iTUDHtcai
focbrtUe Tribune
Thtf.13-pnnfiSspfe .Virflriniaand
ago had a capital stock-of only about
three'iriilHon dollars," and which a few1
montns ago was mcreasea to nve mil
lions, is now the . basis of a gigantic
railroad combination with a capital of
.forty four millions of dollars. . . , ..
jo. iew years ago me biock-uoiub uj.
this road were scattered all oyer .East
Tennessee and almost every man of
property- along the line owned a few
pares. Yesterday at the calledrneetjiig
of the stockholders there were present
less than a dozen men and half . this,
nurrjber represented more than, fonr
fif th4 of the stock. At one time in .the
history of the road, we are told, the
stock was worth. 4nly twenty-seven
cents on the dollar now it is one hun
dred percent above par.
The object of the called meeting of,
the stockholders of the East Tennessee,
.Virginia- and Georgia Railroad yester
day was to aDorove of the further in
crease: of the capital stock; of the cum-'
yfuy auu we issue ui iU4utwuui,wuuo,
to approve of the purchase of the stock
aqd bonds of the Alabama r Central
Railroad company, and also Of the pur
chase of the stock and bonds of the
Knoxvilleand Ohio Railroad Compafiy,
and the indorsement of the bonds of
iaid company by the East: Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Railroad Compa
ny. Also to approve of the purchase
Of the bonds or the i2ast Tennessee and
Western North Carolina Railroad Com
pany, and the indorsement of said
bonds by the East Tennessee, Virgina
and Georgia Railroad Company. Also
to act upon some matters of securing
and extending the laijroad connections
of this Company by pprchase, consolida
tion, ot lease. .
f he meetinpwa called to order at 1
ejoek In the company's office and Mr.'
Joseph R. ApdeTson, of Bristol, called
to the chair.
President Cole read 9 written report r
which was a report of the action of the
directors in the matters mentioned
above and whieh has already been
made public through , the columns of
the Tribune. In brief the condition of
the corporation may- be given as fol
lows: The stock is divided into common
027,500,000 and preferred 6 per cent.
$16,500,000. The bonds are income,
July, 1881, to run thirty years, interest
pot to exceed 6 per cent, $16,500,000;
first mortgage consolidated bonds, due
1980, interest 5 per cent, $22,000,000.
During the nine months ended March
31, 1S81, the company earned $2,628,065
and its net earnings were $1,449,102.
It is estimated that the gross earnings
for the year ending June 30, 1881, will
be $3,286,332, and the earnings $1,811,
378, which is sufficient to pay the inter
est on the first mortgage and the in
come bonds and leave a surplus. The
company estimates the earnings of the
whole line when completed on basis of
earnings of present line at $4,166,000
and expenses $2,000,000, leaving ,ne$
earnings sufficient for all interest
charges and 6 per cent on preferred,
and in time reasonable dividends on
the common stock. The total mileage
Of the road is 1,123 miles, of which 902
are in operation.
After the president's report, R. H.
Richards, of Atlanta, offered resolu
tions, which were adopted by the stock
holders, approving and confirming the
previous actions of the board of direc
tors in the purchase of the Knoxyillfe
and Ohio Railroad, the Macon and
Brunswick railroad, and the Alabama
Central Railroad; also the action of
directors in contracting to finish the
Knoxville and Ohio Railroad to the
Kentucky State line, and the Morris
town branch to Paint Rock, on the
North Carolina State line, and the con
tract for the extension of the Macon
and Brunswick road through Atlanta
to Rome.was confirmed ; also the action
of the board of directors in proyisions
made for completing and equipping all
these lines, and purchasing machinery
for the mainline, and the increase "of
securities and their distributions -
A resolution was adopted providing
that hereafter only bona fide stockhold
ers should be passed free on the road
to attend the meetings of the com
pany. j, After a session of about twentv min-
tesjttie-'meeting of stockholders ad
journed tothe 2d day ot September.
THE STORY OF A PRETTY SLEEP
ER. A Yonnjr Woman who Takes a Nap
, in n Rrooklyn StreeuCar.
"She is our sleeping beauty," said a
conductor of the Jay, Smith and Ninth
street line of cars in Brooklyn, point
ing, to a fashionably dressed young
woman, who is well known to habitual
Eassengers of the' line, because of her
abit of falling asleep as soon as she
ays her fare. "The young woman has
ark hair that falls in ringlets over her
forehead, dark, clear eyes, and a com
plexion that is almost perfect.
, fl, guess she must be pretty because
she sleeps so much," continued the con
ductor, "for they say as that's what
keeps women pretty, I. don't know
why. it is;' bat just as soon as she gets
into the car, and hands her fare, she
crosses her hands and her feet and be
gins to nod. In about four ruinates
she is asleep, and then she gets '3 good
nap until she reaches the ferry going
dowJi,fUkd-theplace. where efee gets out
If atj&4ehgefcpushea. byhrltb get out
she opens her eyes, fixes her hat, which
usually gets ,Joose by nodding, and then
she .goes to sleep, again. It'scurionsito
see young men try to get her to flirt.
Why, she goes right to sleep while they
arasmiling at her. We haven't a more
ladylike person riding on the- line, but
p neyer saw sncha leper.T jShe'sjheen
n passenger no w six aays m me weeK
for over two years and she makes most
of every trip asleep. Here's her street.
She conductor gave a shrill whistle
called out " street" The young
woman opened her eyes stepped off the
car, and passed gracefully down the
street, patting her mouth gently with
her hand to check a yawn.
' ; :
AjAenkedr for IiOckjaw.
Ia the Sun, some year.s ago, a receipt
was published for the cure of lockjaw,
whichlssimpland flaid by subscrib
ers who., represented at, the time that
they had tried it, to be attended by the
most satisfactory results. The remedy
is ajmply to . stooge th ' wound with
burning wool or woolen cloth. Twenty
minutes in the smoke of burning wool,
it is said, jwrntakevpain out of the
worst case of inflammation caused by
any wound or bruise. in the Sun At
rnanfic ot 187t, Vbage 5S2. this receipt is
preserved under the head of "Worttr
-n owing, to which is added the fac
,scTOrifviitihh
intenselv f mm a nail wnnnd and with
ikrnoW be'nia .ffect. ' PbysiciaBf
vu. mo yjiarmacopia ior reme
dies Would . UroihalJv rcrAr(f a rtWhIa
agent, like the Bmoke of burning-wool
as an "old woman' TflmAdv:' rmf in
jm p& so. many as .eleve deaths, xe-
cefiUV. OX DOVB irom t.h riroadf nl fnals.
ji -towrlrrTOite of scientific
ireatment,fl; duM( Aybo harm to try
some of the "old woman's practice" Qn
the nextTictArn of the -torpistol
.A-TbwbMB.it narwoceim rUTHfe nar suf-
fwoiwiHitJrlal, Ita tise removed aU pain In-
pleirarfl.i Iiihaas aecooinien2ak ISWtdVertf
Marrylngr for Money.
8&n Francisco Chroriicle.
tf
Aprorws of marrying for money, I
am reminded of a funny story told, me
by an . American1 Vonng1 lady .who has
been studying music for some timein
Vienna and Paris, and is now singing,
with great success ' in1 Italy.' Palludedj
id Miss Clara Bernstein', '6f .,rhCinnatiJ
Ohio. One evening at a sdclal gather-i
ing a Frenchman asked.' ber: Your
musical education must have cost you
a great deal of money, has it not, Mile.
Bernstein?" :
. "Oh, yes, quite a sum." -
"Well, " now, "'doTut you think yon
would have acted"iriore Wisely to have
saved that money and got married?"
Miss Bernstein looked at her inters
rogatorr quizzically, iand responded:
"Perhaps so;, but, on the other hand; L
don't believe I could have .bought just
the husband that , would suit me for
that amount ot money, you know!"
Utem Jiteritsjcroeixls.
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i , limy vvvvv t-vyivuyv?
Backache, Soreness ef 'ihe 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
Fains and Aches.
No Preparation on earth equals St. Jacobs On,
as a safe, sure, simple and cheap External
Beraedy. A trial entails but the comparatively
trifling outlay of 60 Cents, and every one Buffering
with pain can have cheap and positive proof of its
Claims.
Directions In Eleven Languages.
SOiP By ALL DEUGGIST8 ADD DEALEES
15 MEDI0I5B.
A. VOGELER & CO.,
Baltimore, MtU, XT. S.
deo80d w 17
AN OPEN
AMONG THE LADIES
The brilliant, fascinating
tints of Complexion for vrhich
ladies strive are chiefly arti
ficial, and an who mil take the
trouble may secure, them.
These roseate, bewitching hnes
follow the use of Hagan's Mag
nolia1 Balm a delicate harm
less and always reliable article.
Sold by all druggists.
The Magnolia Balm conceals
every blemish, removes Sal
lowness. Tan, Redness, Erup
tions, ail evidences of excite
gnent and every imperfection J
t Its effects are immediate and
so natural that no human being
canjietect its, application,
Jan. 22
Summer
Complaints
At tnls season, various diseases of the
bowels are prevalent, and many lives are
lost through lack of knowledge of a safe
and Bure rerjaedy. . Pebky Davis' Pain
Killer is a sure cure for Diarrhoea, Dys
entery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint, etc., and is perfectly eqfe,
getheibJlawfcg: -
. r ir "" w Babeib, N. T., March 12,1981,
imfant rtlicf tot cramp and pain in the stomach.
t - Joseph Burditt.
r - TSlOBOEVtLTX, N. Y.. Feb. 2, 188L
The very bat medicine I know of for dysentery,
cholera morbus, and crampa In the stomach. Have
Used it for years, and it is r cure every time. '
. Jtruus W. Dek.
. MoiNOOirA, Iowa, March IS, 188L
I have tisea your Pain 'Kttxto in severe cases of
cramp, colio.aad cholera morba&and it gave almost
' Instant relief. L. E. Caldwi.i.
CabotsvxXUL Oa., Feb. aa 1881.
For twenty years I have need your Paik 'ktt.t.i
In my family. Have used it many times for bowel
complaints, and it alwayt caret, .would noti eel safe
without a bottle in the house. J. B-Ivm
- SAOO,MKiJaa.aa,M81.
Have need Pbbbt D avts Pain Killib for twelve
Tears. It & tafe, ture, and reliable. Jfo pnthii.
pftoul4 ftuow i$jo be ou of the fwniiX.-..
OimDA, N. T.,Te& lstBt'
We began using it over thfrtyye&a ago; and It
always Kivee immediate relief . Would hardly dare
togo to bed without a bottle in the house.
iW. O. Stiest.
Cowwaboeo, 8. C Feb. 22, 1881
Nearly every family la this section keeps a bottle
in the house. Da. E. Mobton.
- L V. S. OOOTTTLATK,
Crekkld, Rhknish Pbussia, Feb. 8, 18SL
I have known Phrbt. Davis' this ktt.t.its almost
from the day it was introduced, and after years of
observation and use I regard 4tB presence in my
household aa an indirpemabU neceetUu.
X 8. Potteb, TJ. 8. Consul
. .BCKTONHr-TBKNT.ENO.
I had been several days suffering severely from
diarrhcBa, accompanied with Intense pain, when I
tried .your Pain KttjiKB, and found almost instant
relief. . .H. J. Noom.
' - SI Mo?tt aotjk Bt., London, Eno.
purlnfr a residence of twenty-three years in India,
I have given it in many cases of diarrhoea, dysen-
wsry, ana encuera, ana never jmew u to iau to give
ram .
Ko family can safely be without this
Invaluable remedy. Its price brings it
within the reach of all.
For sale by ali drugjgista at 25c, 60c
and $1.00 per bottle.' ' '
' , PISBKY DAVIS & SON Proprietors,
. Providence B. L."
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We have sold 1 ,296 bottles of S. S. 8. In a year.
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Washington, D. C, May 2, 1881.
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ure to make a permanent cure, when taken prop
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Date.May 15 '81
No. 47
Dally
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No. 49 No. 43,
Dally Dally
6.15 am 4.15 Pat
620 am '4 36 PMI
7.50 AM 6.07 pm
9.30 am 1.57 PM
0.50 am 8.18 PM
for Rie-
mndon)y
ii.'aiAM
11.83 AM
12.01 PM
1.20 PM
2.55 pm
8.51 pm
4.28 PM
4.85 PM
4.88 pm
4.43 am 7.28 am
Lv. Charlotte,
" A-L. Depot
" " Junc't
" Salisbury,
Arr.Greensboro
Lv.Greensboro
Arr.Raleigh
Lv. "
Air. Golds bo ro
Lv. Greensboro
for Richmond
Lv. Danville
" N. Danville
" Barksdale
" Drak'sBrch
" Jetersville
Arr. Tomahawk
Arr. Belle Isle
Lv. "
Arr.Manchester
Arr. Richmond
411 am
5.56 am
8.03 AM
8.25 AX
1.40 ru
1.45 PM
4.00 PM
&25 pm
10.21 am
10 27 am
10 58 am
12.87 pm
2.24 pm
a 20 pm
4.05 pm
4.10 pm
4.13 PM
4.18 pm
TBAINS GOJN& SOUTH.
Date.May 15 '80
No. 42
Dally.
No. 48
Dally.
No. 50
Dally
Lv. Richmond
" Burkevllle
Arr. N. Danville
Lv. " "
Danville
Arr. Greensboro
Lv.
" Salisbury
10.45 pm
12.00 M
2.43 PM
6.05 pm
6.18 PM
2.25 i
7 00 i
7.25 am
7.27 am
9.26 i
8.17 pm
8.87 PM
10.83 PM
12.15 AM
12.20 am
9.31 AM
11.16 AM
Arr. A L. Junction
12.45 pm
" Charlotte
Lv. Richmond
Jetersville
" Drak'sBr'ch
" Barksdale
Danville
"Benaja
" Greensboro
" Salisbury
Arr. A-L. Junction
Lv. " "
Arr. Charlotte
1.00 PM
2.55 PM
4.41 pm
6.07 pm
7.25 pm
751 pm
R 55 pm
9.27 pm
11.05 pm
12.26 AM
12.80 AM
' &ALEM BBAaTCH.
. . NO. 48 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro. 9.40 pm
Arrive 8alem. 11.40 pm
NO. 47 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Salem 7.8O am
Arrives Greensboro 9.00 am
NO. 42 Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro ..10.00 am
Arrives Salem 11.80 am
NO. 43 Dally.
Leave Salem 5.80 pm
Arrive Greensboro 7.80 pm
Limited malls Nos. 49 and 50 will only make
short stoppages at points named on the schedule.
Passengers taking train 40 from Charlotte will
get aboard at the R. k D. R. R. depot This train
makes elose connection at Greensboro for Raleigh,
Goldsboro Newberne and all points on Wilming
ton & Weldon Railroad. K
Passenger trains No. 47 and 48 make all Vocal
stops between Charlotte and Richmond, and Be
tween Greensboro, Balelgfiand GoMsboroTNo. 47
making connection withW. N. C. R. at Salisbury
for Asheville (Sundays excepted), and also con
necting at Greensboro with Salem Branch (Sun
day excepted).
Passenger trains Nos. 42 and 43 make all local
stops between Charlotte and Richmond, except
Query's, Harrisburg, Cnina Grove, Holtoburg. Lln
wood and Jamestown.
No.-43 connects with Salem Branch at Greens
boro. SEASONABLE GOODS,
FLY FANS & TRAPS,
BATH TUBS, SPRINKLERS,
ICE CREAM FREEER.
OIL STOVES
AND THE
le Qui
For summer use, t jn.
THE FINEST LIN E OF
Cook-Stoves and Sewing Machines
LN THE CITY.
Orders and correspondence solicited at the Hard
ware Store. and Sewing Machine House of
RICHARD MOORE,
Trade Street, Charlotte,; N. V
.Col. C. W. Bbamhaw. so lone and favorably
known in jsmmecUon wtth ttfe Bewlrw Machine
tness of thjs ctty and vicinity, is now wlsS
tnay24 ' F 1
ist by Examination.
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of an the best varieties, and warranted
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