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APPfKI
vnnm.' mmiii ii'in ".'ti Jii
imm JtlllXJMS axe nizxxij
ini4 ierUli'and'tfficicnfl tonic;
Tf'titJC2grtll,IJackt)f J3nersr,etc. Rikjrieletlb
;lh musdeeyand gifet ttewtifo to thrnervefc It adto likesj charm on the
digest! re organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as J. asting tne r ooo, -Bekking.
Heal in th Stomach.' Heartburn; etc: The only Iron Prepa-
Bold by all druggists. Write for
suitrjsingeadWArf
r o BBpVN-CnEM3CAL COH
1
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V kitmt nmt tiiariamrilln &fwlth dwybto ttie With th tesaniiU aarrs
. ,,4 . Mlk a teo4y, Ilia yimatoa a taanawctf tbonsht utt befor aniorad. If tha Tonic fau not dona tba
, faljlW&Z j Vm p'llj HAKTCR MIPICJNC CO., 10. SIS IBBTH MAII SHUT, ST.
IrmatTAfl flAwlT I I
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WHOLESALE GROCERS.
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Just Received and to Arrive !
1 CAR LOAD
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A LABGS LOT OF
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iixxTiiuiinir n ihw nni.
IBUP3 of Mew Orleans.
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Finest and
MOST COMPLETE
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FINE Ml
41 JJ JUJjTfal NOTIONS
And aU kinds of
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For Ladies and Cfandren
ifi r9ifiiM ,
we nart smt.ua.
w.aad, the pleasure of atewlng
ODB8TOCX 0F
Q LOVES,
BOSIIBT.
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, MsnrAsarpassedln thedty. WehaTB--
HATS OR BONNETS
iiL m..i ;.j .! :;;() -
TO m THE BEAD AND POCKET OF EVERT
LADT, MISS AND CHILD. v J-
Oar Pttttern Baia and Bonnets
win be open
JiOriDxU. APRIL 4th.
: Udy that kwd j. atylesand , u
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and customer. . 7
THE
GENUINE
PMiiit Patent
VTJU
CATCH OF 1881. i ,
SPIf OPENING:
4 a iiS 5 15 fcs i "
FOB THX
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GOODS
FAlllI
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reconxmeuueu lor su uxseaoes jrciux
especially digestion, Dys-
the ABC Book, 32 pp. of useful an
L'. .. ,'
liatunore, Jjia
o
immmdmA fry tA waaaU I
JHrapeyftt, Oewiarql
lnanaaft miM alaiini n
mnAtl Mhllff. hnfc nn fVa nnnt.ntrv. was follmvcul hr
i Degsntna aaa oiytrar lboh loma, irom wmcn x re-
LOUIS'
si-1 4 Pr.rZjr
MALTSIi IS" IN DNSEEIf ,
Tapbnms poison; vpreiatBg disease and death in
many localities, far which quinine is bo genuine
antidote, but for the eflecte Of whlCb Hosteler's
Stomacn. Bitters Is not only a thoroogn remedy,
bat a reliable pmenOr. - To this ract there is an
overwbelmlngafray of testimony, axtendlng over
a period of thirty years, AH disorders of the liver,
stomach and bowels are also conquered by the
bitters.
For sale by all Druggists ancTDealers generally.
RATOR
Only Yeeetable Comoound that
acts difSctly ,upbn the Liver, and
cures "Ljver Complaints, Jaun
dice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos
tiveness: Headache. It assists di
gestion, strengthens the system,
regulates thejxwels, purifies the
Diooa 13001c sent tree. Dr.
Sanfqrd, ic Broadway, N. Y.
FOIL SALE BV AT.T. nsnnnraTB
FOR SAX.E BY ALL
Japi 18-deOd, eew ly .
-f aiialiTiraoTa tliat darelopa in. Eiduay ad.tTil.
''I IWnTtlUMM Ttm mini ' Tm II i' .X.-XX
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pattern, Pilea, or in EJeiimatlam, Waiiralgla,
ZTervoua Di orders and faxnala nrmrlniifii
i STO. WHAT PEOPLE SAY i f I
R Qi nnetloa City, Eunas,
W Kidney-Wort etired him after regular PhT
"""" had been trying for four year.
. "V- vm aihu,v TT asnxxigion, uaio, Bays
Her boy waaetven nn to ilia hv fnn. nrnminent
ianii aod tljal he irai af(erwardj cured by
- wx.
M. M. B. Goodwin, An editor In Cluurdon, Ohio,
aja ha waanot expected to lire, beinir bioatod
beyond baliabnt KiaDjx.Wort cored Mm.7T
1 Jarrett ot Sooth Salem, H. XI aaya
jffS? y"".oeaxii from Wdney traaWaa
anottCTfioiapIxcaUoxM vu ndad !t Im Uae aX
oy years front ' ' and kidney troubles and
I. Kidney-Wort nxade him well. . TTi
.- HlAh.al flnA a Ui- m . w
enffered eight yean with kidney dlffleultf and
mOTmuwxo nun. oaineytYon Butaaj
PERMANENTLY CURES i
KIDNEY DISEASES - H !
: vr J; LIVER COMPLAINTS,
Constipation and Piles. 4 f
ty lt Is pot np la Dry Vegetable Frte In
tin cans, one package of which makes oix quarts
of medicine. Also in LI q aid Fans, Terr Oo
eeatratedy for those that canBotKodily pre
pare It. Tit I
tV It act with equal effleienmi At taker font.
. vx.vw
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VANCE & BAILEY,
w- ir ittto8ys and Ooimsellors , J
-pcue9 m oupreait uam or me united et&te
iwwwm n-euu ot ona uaroiina, Federal
Miii Jourta, and eowttea )t' Meekle j
. -, , i burg, Cbarras, Union, Oaa.' ii' :
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8iiaia. . . - may29-tf
RO. D. GKJtHAMi
A.TTOElirB'E iiuT IiAW,
IN the State and United States Conrts. CoUee
tlona. Home and Vorelan-. anlLMtaiT ak.
inrniaaeaifle eom-
fRS.TAY1.0'S -BOARDING HOCSB, eorr.er
tr0J,v.?i'-c..
- v.vwkuimj WUIHUU4 SMHI aji'ir
'IX&SLWT&W the
rua stove in, tnaici
.IarLor.ortt winid '
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Addren:
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ivBtirA if Vhi IIfiitAJ States 18
rtwltln aMaTte.iirAaA Man-
ual for 1881 which has just beeniiaaoM.,
In only one previous year has there
been an addition to the mileage ojf-th
- a a a nnn
country greater wan mac oi issu wmc
amounted to 7,174 miles ; that preyioM
year was 1871, In which 7,379 milfea jere
constructed. The progress during the
last ten veara will aDDear from the fok
i n t urnl 1
Miles oper-d 8225 TlZubi
I Illlf HI I
stoU.al affll j ' j f. I A.ihaaasf aTcredfednstiblewfid found
Ttmaeaaeut, v,&n,4oi,m u.whjjho
G. earnings,
615.401.931
40329i&iT
JN. earnings,
Ft earn'gs,
P. earnings.
255,193,436
467,748,928
147358,003
14ll746,404i
294143922
108189885
r6&50,681
Vateriitude of
irMs paTdi
77jll5,411
litXo fulJJ
tlikl irfcraasar io j-ftveai
iiUinjust be
mind that,during the iekdfeffi
uuiua in uimu luauuuiiuic LLin uwiiuo.
a Tnnr. irrarirvin(T 'irn nornmoniTi T
for transportation. Thus, in I8flj.thfr
son River Railway was 1.649 ceni jrad-
in 1881 only 0879 of a cent pit the'
j-icit A uin, snivel Xllic OUU f TICawCA-U
: i u 4- i ' . :
xvituwev, tuo uubii per tuii per miie nits
been reduced from 1.442 cent in 1871 to
off a PPiTit in if&XL . Onl ihArPAnn.
aylvan4 1 Sallay itp redaction -has
UOOUX1UUX ArtAJ7 VCUU UC1 JJU UCi XUitO IA
0.880 of a cent during the same 'years,
ana on tne ariitsDurg, j ort Wayne; ana
nhinormfrAm i ao of v a ni 7Vi
miS? f haW S-S-SSfSSS
w0durtagthe , year was
3352,315 -tons; in ; 18707 -the toi
moved was l4.401i)06Tand lu 1880 ita
34,613,718. The average rate per-tonr
permiie over toe toree roaas in i860
was 1.950 cent: in 1870 it was LS89
cent; in 1880 it was 0.868 of a cent Had
the rates ef 1870 been maintained' (the
volume of business being the same) for
188U tne earnings oi me toree lines
wnnld havA hAtm ft1fi9 fi&n ISA a sum
$45,855,053 greater than the actual earn
ings. Again, if the rates of I860 had
-been QhArgcti in 1830 .the earnings of
.the" three roads would have reached the
sum of $127,619,086, an amount greater
by $70,794,959 than was really received.
Mr. Poor says : "Calling the distance
in round numbers, from Chicago to
New 3Tork l.OOOTnilfes. the rnst.'nf mnv.
UMl toMdtbreadstuflMl870, from
tne former to the latter, at the rates
then charred. ..ens rent nAr tkr
mile over the New York Mffi
Erie Railroads, was $16.08. In 1880, at
the rates then charged, 8.68 cent perton
per mile, the cost was $8.64. The re
duction equalled $7.44 per ton, or 22.g
cents per bushel. Such sums per ton,
or per bushel, very nearly equalled tjtie
profit to the farmer on the production
of his wheat, and fully equalled the
cost of production of corn. That the
greater part of the saving effected by
this reduction in the charges of trans
portation went into the pockets of the
farmers is'proved by the extraordinary
increase in their producti6n $ these
StapVes The New, York, Central and
IhB file Railroads transported in 1880
kpm tons; of (vegetable: 'tooy. As
summg that all this tonnage (an as
sumption which is true of the m-eater
part of it) came from Chicago to New
York, the saving upon this quantity; in
the reduced rates of transportation,
from 1870 to 1880, equalled $35,197,987.
Some of this tonnage, but not a great
part of it, was taken up at points east
of Chicago. Wherever it was taken,
the reduction in the rates was the
same."
In the Southern States the number of
miles of railroad is 15,912 ; the cost &t
the railroads and equipment being
$468,940,551. The gross earnings last
jear were n,04, or $3,030 8 mile.
And the net earnings were $18,124,034,
or $1,139 per mile. The interest paid
on bonds amounted to $8,206,591 and
the dividends paid on stock amounted
to $3,525,977. In the amount of divi
dends inthe Southern States there has'
fSAKy i!6!? excepjt in 1879.
In.am$hedivideds2 only
$901,396, and the MghesVanwiuntiii the
ptujt eigne years, excepting 1880, was
$2,805,799 in 1878. The gross earnings
in the Southern States were highest in
1873, when the amount was $53396,400,
and fell to $39,1258 in 18TT. Since
then the increase in the earnings has
been steady, the earnings in 1880 being
vo,oJu,i4, Bgsunst a,yn4 in 1878.
The increase in the mileage during the
last thirteen years is nearly fifty per
cent; the number of miles of railroad
m ine soutnern states beincr io.oes
1868 and 14,808 in 1880. The greatest
increase was in 18 71, when nearly 1,000
miles of road were constructed. Inthe
United States, as a whole, the num
ber of miles of railroad has been more
than doubled in the .last .thirteen
years, the mileage toingliz220 Jn? 1868
and 93,671 in 1880. Mr.Toor notes that
during the year various consolidations
of railroads took place in the Southern
States, in consequence of which earnr
iogs to the amount of no less than two'
miUlmr am tar . ve at tint mnmiui t
addilion to a large amount of earnings
wj wuiLiauica vuuBouini;ei7i reiusea in
formation. The total earnings for the
16000 miles of railroad in the Southern
States amounted, probably, to $52,000,-
not affected byiSmnorSfSDad
management, but it is well to beat in
mind that he is a violent opponent of
anv recrnlatinn at raiirnnria
ernment, and is confident that the liriei
B,-Mlwaii'jiaore
public In his view the governnient
cannot supply the inspiration, the dili
gence, the zeal, the economies neces
sary either to the proper service of the
public or to financial success. The talk
of the New -York Chamber of Com
merce about enslavement of the people
he considers the most ridiculous non
sense, and, from what he calls the folly?
and aDsnrditv nf t.hA mnvniifi.fi
nafcl
r- riros Dy, Ponton league, twen
tr years ago, 'he' thinksnat we maj
readily infer the folly and absurdity at
WW aWS
readily infer the folly and absurdity as
well as the-Jailare of the movement
which the Chamber of Commerce of
" M"-y of jwjbw jl orKnas now in hand.
J
1 fimated' tlfct nmt &fW.OW,
nually, one-half of which is used: for
printing, a smn ror wntint?. and th
remaindAr ia Ara nar?ATM
lont ptoSucef yearly m)tm tons of
intellectual and ifv f
- - wa.- MavM IMOaslW W A A'AJIAI I
. m m. i
XIAm.-"l IIH VIWIE IfiniA Blin S ItaaaHtM a.S I
taaattS r-n, ffiMTS
general. ' Sold Jy all dmgglsts of any itandln
mll-f i
"r-m-ff
' 11 -v - .-- 4
Tify patients derive iriarked ahtf dedded be
J r - - ww sy m-T SfcM '.UAllU, - .?
Pi le orr . ry.New Tork Medical' Colla
I fLfiiiv-i iJD CO"! Coca Beef oi&
I HI
"RalAitrti Wt' VrwrZ -nhsHmer' T)iAd
aterdy;3n tl c'a&otftTib o'clock J
jorm son u nsDee, ana iaugnter oi me
lit UIMWmelJrdii
It jlajt iWT AoHearne proposes, to start
a newspaper tat newDern. itwuiiOe
called tliiOay Commercial News, a v
t -ETertbodr ln Kinston were .'prof nse
Irrthfeir fffmArnns hoatatafltr. aTid, rare
liavfl Artarm nlflAftin thftftartn!nf' the
Wilmington neview: j. I. MJiieix,
.bouse, aavaglf tJeatihis-wife wh0: ap-
Ki ?i't"- w"5iLuJi V?
fSmj
handi of a. coated CisUble wbd found,
if !rt -ii -i .'Li.Tl v. J Chilli
Mil IBM H t! ni'. IMIIIMH .tni lirXJ IH 1 H1UI
an arsenal of deadEr,'; wfeaponsf, arottnd
one who.attempted 'fiiaaarresa Xhe
officer who did not care to tackle such
a bier majK rwent back for further lh-
structionsand when he le turned with
hadde-
I r ' .
x ,. . - , . . . - .
I GLewhwgJkinff-ovlefcJiis
righteued'him intiytmthfal9activity,v
Imt beiug' tod eonragVfOnsf fo'iilii'fari
J rciJ"WU J CVUiMCU luwfvPtwuir ViiH"
1 ij j ' j . ' i x . 1.1. ii
I tiuu ouu uiouuvcrtM-tisuiui'r uuu-
ft rl An nf "Oft "wall naval an ftbiVa . lift
.thrrf rtra llft'iTfrt horn' n1 frtftlw rA.
i .1.
xuver js Baiorwoe lower glOlS
, Mrfrank Oark. ayoung man tow
Peai River is saidHo be lower ,tms
theaccidBntocourredv- j -
'r&toifam XiVKeasIes' has
been working upon thepoopleof Statea
villa since earlT anrinu urul ha nit irnt
and grown people impartially, but it V
HTA Tint CBTlPrftrlc fniii nn mST-a th an a
few days 1 - ,
" A-!fo4ate Collection of Ptpea.
London Times.
Mr Bragge's Collection of pipes now
on View at the Alexandra Palace offers
one of the most interesting of minor
art exhibitions. There was a depart
ment for pipes in the Paris exhibition
of 1878, which was peculiarly rich, in
the long stems and enriched bowls of
Algerian manufacture. 'Mr. Bragge'&
couecapn. inciuqes spgciineiis:pf
voueuupn, mcmues specimens : or . ail
J!?W" PY5-
of clay Which have been dedicated to
the worship of tobacco. From France
comes pipes of Sevres made in the! na
tional porcelain factory : from German
ny old Dresden pipes and the pipe for
merly smoked by the giant in. the pro
cession of the Guilds at Cologne;1 from
Holland several hundreds of : the
aesthetic clay called "Early Patch, col
lected by Heer Vander Want, Master
vl iiio jripemaKers uuiia ax uouaa.
The Dutch contribution includes also
specimens of the bridegrooms' pipes,
clay ornamented with ribbons, which
the farmer of the polders smokes -on
the day of his wedding and then lays
by on the shelf, to be taken down once
a year when the anniversary comes
round of the . momentous occasion.
This pipe is regarded with great inter-
col. uy nuiutiVB an an example or tne
various uses which tobacco serves, in
calming feelings of ecstatic joy and
mitigating the panes of "regret,; ;There
are 700 early English pipes, Scandina
vian pipes, with modern runes inscrib
ed upon them, Siberian bowls, the con
solation of the exile, made of hard
WOOd and mam m nth ivnrv Ho an no
pipes and the costly meerschaum and
amber toys smoked, by pashas in their
seraglios. Ninety-six of the Japanese
Eipes are in ivory, twenty-four in wood,
orn, rock, crystal, agate, etc. The
carvings illustrate the social life of Ja
pan in its most amusing relations.
One pipe which formerly belonged to
Enomoto, foster brother of the Em
peror, bears the imperial symbols and
the central portion is entirely inlaid
with gold. The bowls are extremely
small. A pipe.contains merely a whiff.
A, piece ot. tobacco is rolled up to the
size of a pea jmd one long, soothing in-
uoiauwi-uiauioiis iu rag smoEe is re
tained for some time in the 'lungs, as
usual in the East. Itls ho4 matter of
surprise that, according to the narra
tive of the Earl of Elgin's mission, a
Japanese will smoke fifty such pipes in
a morning. From .China; , come the
opinm FrwMeh balaace the finances
Af Tvhlla 4vKam .S I x J . .
vtAuviur-M m. joue ur muxoiso sneu.
bOwiS'bf 'silVerkhd BrramolJ TTftrtfc-ai,.,
" niiii f AAWMtlAtl'
from India, the calumets of peace and
aaAa ff am A T.aAa. A 9
warowia xtusixB xaene ine trioes of
tae Aztecs and the Caribs, trie latter
called "tabaca," whence the European
name of the weed is said to be derived :
pipes smoked at the great "customs'' in-
uentrai Ainca; the sperm whale's
teetn carvea into bowls: nioes from
id New Guineais
niixXIMii '
are also to
A Year aero an ATT.rnan r.rnoTAf n i
of the better sort, understanding Span
ish thoroughly, -while looking over the;
STfihiVAB nf nn nlrl Vin-riK lfn n
lena, Sonora, discovered a manuscript
Acputb . it ucbiuii pnesc wno traveled
over Arizona more lihan one hundred
vears asyo. ' Thn rirav 'miaoinnorir n
the cause of Christ and in the interest
ft: Snnf-ft" hiA travBTfliul A
rjlxliTT r. xv r vxTOsi w iyiUw 1
fiM "P83, toodntalns , and battled 1
kith andians. m finely edudated4
veloped, and all of which he described.
auv iiiaxiuauiiiisx. uescnoes iae suver
King mine andocates it eivinsr loniri-
tude tod latitude exactly, fit is said to
ered, but adds that in Sonora there is a
mine as far ahead of the Silver King air
245, ahead f ordinary mines,
iif i itnrniAri MAn
nltflfnlairi. Maii :
inaUlS TiAvMPnrl ftg;tagf: vhtn thiii mino
iT-1 . ariyax.wi v'"T" hvipm)hiiiu
is develomed. nntold wealth will badnff
rneovKusi
hVi nrill ha
fat, and silver will become a drug in
, 21, i j r zz i
il Tr. ia alon arrrx4 Kk i 4 i aAtnn f a
been somewhat developed, and the sur-
fann Infli..!!. - T!
- www BWIWU bXXXXW X.XX XXX 1 XX U XXXfcO
w Auuitauuua were Quiiiaui. x xom
an examination of the data, Mr. John
J. Carnllo. of Txos Anoreles. was led tn
hnnt for the mJnp. and he hinliAVMi hm
has foand; iti , He finds an old shaft at
tne, et:.locwityv, Lxarge, trees have
xwwn-up .uric; ana uieamnp- is coverr
deS tlrSsa Snn hir,
iT'.rr.'iv Tjrrrr ""1,
AAiiiuua mii.nqij mar.x.tutve xxuiuiuu-
LI- 2X x.! rj Z J XI
o uu imietowaiaixninuie PJT
ent,iand that his scjence.oiay have done
iuiiTiHi.jijnf - Tfix rna . nirtrraaa vr irrta
" Q W WW ff W4 VIM V J U V
A waJ.-x.k Tl 1.11.
.wn r .,.f.,.a,aa n?,.ff itiav
1- fi 1 r "in siht vif ww-smx -
tttlrta. sl fc;.jHwt-Vl.A.f-.i wi4. AawsaM VlJ
' "W ' w sir niniuuiiir auuiK. uniuuiuinBUH
tn Iiwm WAjM-vlnl A sin ti SSI 1X.
wBiy,. vb, nag SBaereator v g ns yeareoem 1
wont of kid'wy eisases J amT Lad been wholly
sue syuiA. itrif-j"t ""ir uux mi
lia Mt. nS ma V . . L..H
7-- . w. um, oxnx a xxjxixvij wxtcto wj
jttortbealttaaauatvilssavlirlBk!
Ms now 1
rab)& in both llonld awl dry fosm.-lai
l!Ke&itf'
Caledonia ax
be S0. 11
7 4
1
TB second x.eaLfrillea'
! WnyrfA-TTif ttfixf'fiia'nfa ftlmnaf rln.W
I I vuvwavjkMA , av MMhj M isi vsyaj - - 1 T I J
reported inthe ' Wood river and Saw-
dahoi-Cav loadidtaofiOre'-arei reach
ing saic Liase irom. anines -oniy worsea
f 4.W VW yVW A-S Vt V Vr V'j'l VV WMfjjAVt.
w& per cent, leao.-wooa rrver smi
ters a
inents
hinery tor nW
t
irelotaafiipiditft;! befog;
iwavcu. auu x gujixisi wosb.UilueiB USU uo.
LUD DCUJ11U I irUl V I I If, IIJLM IU'.l.llUIV IIHHIft
found; bnr. Wood;, river. ,f; ftospe'dtdra;
nitinifiiv ntmaiitn w
mining expert " .ana, ; capitalists' are
O WAfvs IUAU, j VWlJAWalA7W CUV
swarminir into the coimtrv frwhieh cor-
era 10.000 annar mllpfiV anfl nmnv crrwl
sales of property halve ,beeS made pear
City.' These poin ts are all reached in
tbree days from Denver via the Union
Pacific railway and the Utah - and
JNortnern branch and a splendid daily
stage "Be conneetingat0iackroot, ida-
i
-; ii:
u - '
, BUB PUNCH Is composed of tbe finest Ikpiora
and most eiaulatte fruit luloes. fa sinter or torn-
meft with bxf water or milk; as toddy, or wltit fee,
sotxayecaj w W;par esceiienee, tbe faTorlte.
Ee01Viail6V'? . '. 7' ;
, Spjtf by all grocers, jnne Merenants and 1hig
sJsts..: , , . :..:!
Trade suopUed at jaannfaetarers Drfees br WU-
aon BurtwlL Wholesale and Betali DragslsU,
Tiad$uwt,Caatlotte,ll.CL; w v1
-7 ; ' : . " '!
. j . . A PHYSICIAN'S TESTIMONY.
-! ia tne treatmenc oi ranar and Broncntai distsjifls
the liver Ls often lmriioated ta ; such nti frtnii
.ttiftiiepajtle ,rerriedy becomes ne Inet-
f.i . m xx. . i . . ' . . .
oyiijxj p kuiv t w iiuikb. ia me treaimem oi
sucii cases i prescnoe bimmons Llrer Begnlator;
prepared by. J. H. Zellln Co., .witu: entire eatls-
racUcuu ,1 flndtbat It acta mildly tint efftwinixiiT
An fegnlathifcrie seeretlona pfetbe Hrer. stomach
, ' ., , ' Owensboxo, Kyi
Sew jaATtsittiettts.
RHEUMATISM
I
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.
No Preparation on earth aanaJs Sr. Jacobs Ort
Orb
a
fffe, sure, rtmple and cheap- External
" r - m araap aaa WVUV 4UAUUUH
MVmedr. i A trial smta,la lK Mia ana.i.
Wfllnc outlay f 50 Cents, sad avery on suffering
wlta pain can &ava cheap and positive proof of its
claims, i - ' -
Directfons la Eleven kinuM.
80XD BT ALIi DSXTGHJISTS AST DEALEBS
A. VOGELER & CO.,
Baltimore, U.S.A.
dee 80 dft w ly
AfJ OPEN
a m nmmm
AHOHG THE LADIES
The brilliant, tisMating
ttotefif CtomDleoitfar wMcfi
untxf r mplexipn for irhich
i imie tstriTe are cnieiiy am
flcial,aad all who will take the
trpuhltv maj secure ' them
t heseroseate, bewitclitng lutea
rQlllieji4fHagan
nolla JJaliii a delieatoviariii
; fTeiT; Weiiii jreniOTea Sal-
r. tions, all evidences of xcitov
ment ana eyry ImpeieeQQiiJ
Its effects are tounediate and
, $0 natnral that no human treing,
pJ3etectits appUeation,
c
3,.
Jan. 23
.
,i
'
, JVl thia SMiAn innniM Wiaoaaaa m 1ua
DfiWelit M) nrfxvlfrtt rifrwm 4im m '
1 -X xl 11 1 1 . . - -
,Jtw.wxoaa.aiix.Jii awiecure ot a sale
TTtT.T.W h 7:. 1 TV.
I' entetr. Coleraitlholera Mni-WTrrimmPi.
ir pmplametcknd is perfectly ia' . u .
i' Ti , - - .
,. BpuI the fcjlowiogt
3IsrA S3.18RL
waurorw
.Tpa ewy h tnedictnd I taowolfor dysentOTr.
SSaa? morons, ana cramps in ine-stomach. Have
t Saod It lor years, and It la w or. erery UmST-
r IttlyourPArK Enixnfm severeeasesaf
relterdWASw
, . .. ' - CABKXSvruvs, Ga., Feb. as, 188L
01 5welH7'Sr8 1 ave uaea your Pa k"tt.t.m
in my Xamlxr. Have used a many times for bowel
complaints. snd it alteavs ear. , Wmilrrf fLliS
MUbemt a bottle m tbe boose. 'T7T Ivm '
'J- BMrai Mau. b. no.
ahoald allow it
xb ia urp. one
fio jnpther
be out oil
i,.!.xu
aiwaWSiix.xSexl
r,ot Bnnt
WL."
iwiiijsisjay
- TWS wndyj .Jkt taings! ttt ,
I jJJulf22d4w julang.
.aa . t . , - 'tl-rtj-i n jwxjxrijiji'r n ' laiiAiuoLfvjxjxww-.-t. Lfu-urwx
qumnwp
tosEMBYaTWHSWBSBWSJfBJBBWBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBm
u Complaints
Mr. xyx ii ii uu min n iiii wmimim
.v. v. n . . j
J-,iSJ Consitt A
I nsd been several days suffering severely from
a-aa j
as. ukbbauuiai. SLfaasr an MnR;iir.aii;T:i ir?x.'-3 i i
OROANS. 1 7 stnn. R Ret
Gold.
nrvr.1,1 i.o
send to
M,wmBMawM oast
mMotHUi. "the 8 aanoa of Life
WtgejPrasii iaiua) bound ia
KIIMOO PtvaoBtainabaantifnl
aMraTOin, ia, prcrip-
T
r BUI aent by
" J, efcsTM!!
'
j
a ar aaa amm
. KJU. No. 4 Bulfineb at. Boato
jnlyl2-dotw4w
J
; ftiticflra, IM Gfisat Skin Care.
I,1,, . i' "
rrcHiNa and scaly diseases,
! - . . . . . f i . .
humors qfthb scalp and fixin perma
? : nently cubed.
fVitlrtiira ramAfflAa ara tnr aula lv. 11 ifmrnrfst.
PrifM lit CntiAnni. a mxwflMnnl ialiv .m.n K...
60e; Jargejooxee, Si; ; Cutlcura Resolvent,
new Blood Flutter. SI per botdes r' CnOcora Medt.
rdml Toilet SoRn. nntfnnra fMatnai aho..
IngSoap, 16o; In bars for barbers and large con
sumers, sue, principal depot y .
i, fEEKd 4 POTTER, Boston. Masa.
F . .uexuoi4 ue uu receiptor, pnoe.
jwlyl2,4w . t .f
HAVE YOU EVER. KNOWN
Ant rrlrtrt tl MavTfxnslw nfWltt.An i .i- x
" aj uiuiiivuk at wooa.
raach or lnaeMve hrw erTtldnersl' And whn
tneee organs are in good condition do you not find
vt'SSSK good health? PABKEB'S
GINGER TONIC always rArnilnia tbau tmnan
organs, and never lalls to make the blood rich
ana pure, and to strengthen every part' of tbe sys
tem. It has enmrt hnnilraH. nt ii..n.rf..
Ws. Ask roar neighbor about lt .- rinii 9 Am
H
E.M. ANDREWS,
(Successor to E. G. Sogers.)
WHOLESALE ft RETAIL FURNITURE DEALER
A fall lme of
Coins ;iin
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
DON'T FAIL
TO GIVE HE A CALL BEFORE BUXING.
Upholstering and repairing done at the shop
In connection with the store.
Infr29
Special limited Excursion
TO
MORHE"AP:piTY.
Passsnosb DxpABnairr, B. 4 D. R. B.,
BiCHXOUD, Vv Jtiy 1st, 1881.
In order to afford ample facilities to visit the sea
shore. ' ,
ROUND TRIP TICKETS,
snrtn mn tim n i va a m i. -v.-i..
I nnrtpr th following nrwv-HH r..
x or oarues i twelve, xi 1. 15 eaeh.
;; ;; "it?!?3- sy-ss each.
.. . . , vw okui
ParttAa tit on In a Iwwl ani .u.i. .
marfaalh TwRlvta tWmt1 8mgI1 0I
SeSffi-if
GePa' Agent
(.I r T TT 11
BY LUJflEtt BEN30N.
Tot sale at
TIDDJ if, BRO'3 Book Store.
auaS.tf
NOTICE.
OmCK BlCHKOirD ft DAirtilxtB B. B., I
LxHAKiivrra, n. Anita. '81. . 1
THE ticket office of the Richmond and Danville
. Railroad Company Is . open for information
javwi niAw nr nntrarm rwim u a an nntn rr n m
maw wa. SHNBVVB UVW J WMa Ola ynVI AS, All a Will
from 110 p. m. nntll 0 a. m. But should the
poDuc aesire aaoutonai iniomauon as to rates,
routes or connections, CapC 8. S. Pegram will be
vnwu w ouixUKUi ur iUMUUHi U1CU1. UlxlCO ZM
west Trade street, next door to ticket office.
Qg3 V. B. McBBg, Agt
ERSKINE COLLEGE
DUE WEST, SOUTH; CABOLpiA.
One pf tbe oldest institutions hi the State. Total
expenses ror xmnon, jjoanv Hooka, etc., need not
exceed 165. Preparatory Department In charge
of a Tutor. Locality healthy : oommunlty moral
and Intelligent - Opens first Monday In October.
ang28t : W. M. GRIAR. Pres't
Washington and Lee ITmvereily.
' ami A w m. . M--x. .
uan, a. Wi a ixajg,. rres.
THOBOUGHlnattnetloii in Languages Litera
ture and 8cjeaee,.and la the professional
schools of Drawing , and Englaeering.' Healthful
location Id the ValTey of Vlrrfnla. Expenses for 0
auuuuia ntw irv exceea ' neeeton ooens
... J. L.CAMPBE
.T.. Jit. niArtr. '
iaiy8,eoaimo
Lexington, ys
ii-1 i r
J. L. HAEBIN,
KBBCHAirfBiaiBT BROKER
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
u
HE Let on the eorner of Nlnta 'street and the
' North namllna Rallmaxl hotliw1iuii.
Nln
BaOroad, win either be sold as a whole ot divided
uuoiwa wiser, it or iwneefc BonaoM aitaerlor
PflngoriaexiTriBBXW?Ariy
PinLLrprL
:i-..THB''OONimUn
DolUrayearia advance. W7
waWxwUBa sta UMTtWSmM xna BlMsaat Cx-I
r.illiMflAM mw.dt . .- . ' I
w iwn ruaMirMtiwa aa wen as
criticisms at ueewest anrTmVatC. iW. k'TTx. "7
. Oxiers decMed ' . I
average ctrculaaoii.TAdertSem
piomuieiuiy, are free from errors, and are taste. I
XX'Ete&l n net Jn
marie-tf . it , J.C, H0BXE3. Oxford. N.C '
llillr
OlfwGwtt
. Bo&r' Cegee. Motasaea, tte, respect- T rwfiar. i
trr-- - lJfflpt: teExamatioii.
II IS IS Mil I IS I X I
-KG0:T0
llltJIll
ana
AND LOOK AT HIS
LARGE STOCK Op
r
ALL OF WHICH HE SELLi
the
LOW FOR CASH,
All Goods Warranted as Repl
resented, both in Weight
and Quality.
WATCH CLASSES 10 CENTS
deelK
TBAIKS OOrSS K0BTH.
DateJIay 15 '81
No. 47
Dally
No. 49
Dally
No. 43,
Dally
Lv. Charlotte,
" A-L. Depot
" " Jun?t
Sallahnrw
4.05 AX
4.11 AM
5.56 aif
a 08 AX
&25 AM
1.40 pm
1.45 PM
4.00 pm
8.25 pm
1021 AM
10 27 AM
1058 am
12 87 pm
2.24 pm
8.20 pm
4.05 pm
4.10 pm
4.13 pm
4.18 PM
6.15 am
6.20 am
7.50 am
9.80 am
9.50 am
4.15 m
"4.80 pm
8.07 pm
7.57 pm
HAH n.
AtT.OntAnahnm
LT.Greensboro
Arr.Balelgh-
lor Rlnh.
! IjW. -
I Arr. finlflahfMvt
Wnd only
Lt. Greensboro
lor Richmond
Lv. Danville
" N. DanvlUe
" Barksdale
' Drak'sBr'ch
" jAtAravUlA
11.31 AM
11.83 am
12.01 pm
1.20 PM
2.55 pm
8.51 PM
4.28 pm
4.85 pm
4.38 pm
443 am
Ant. Tomahawk
Ait. BeUe Isle
Lv. " "
Arr.Manebesler .
Arr. Richmond
7.28 aiV
TBAnrs oaore south.
I t315'80
Na42
No, 48
Dally.
No. 50
Dally
Dauy.
Lv. Richmond
" BurkevUle
Arr. N. Danville
Lv.
10.45 pm
12.00 m
2.25
I 2.43 pmI
7.00 AX
6.05 PM
7.25
7.27
9.26
9.81
6.18 pm
Danville
An. Greensboro
Lv. "
" anrlRhnr .
ai7 pm
8J17 PM
11.16
10.83 pm
12.3 K am
Arr. A-L. Junction
12.45 fx
! " cnariotte
Lv. Richmond
" Jeternillii
1.00 PM
12.20 am
2.56 ph
4.41 px
6.07 pk
7.25 p
7.51 p
8.55 ph
Q.9.7 pm
" Drak's Br'eh
" Barksdale
w Danville
M Benaja
" Greensboro
" RAllahim
1 1 .OK pv
Anv A-L. Junction
12.26 AM
A.T. " "
Arr. Charlotte
12.30 AM
&ALXM bbahch.
NO. 48 Bally, except Sundaj.
TAJlVtta AMAnartAMI at j a
Arrive Salem..... 11.40 p
NO. 47 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Salem 7 30 Aa
Arrives Greensboro 9.00 am
NO. 42 Dally, except Suaday.
Ojeeashoro 10.00 am
Arrives Salem.. ....... 11.8O am
NO. 48 Dally.
Leave Salem. . 5.30 PM
junve ureeuavoro 7 80 pm
S
XAiminvi fnJallB rvsva an4 ern
m. x - af
hort sppages at points naaned on the schedule.
7 T:J",.lu!f .rain mm unariotte will
get aboard at the R. & D. R. R. depot This train
SSel?i28exTCOnJlecaon Greensboro for Raleigh,
Sdm?bxSr.lfeSb?,rne "H aBprnntsonWlLmtag
ton, k Weldon Railroad.
Egyq ':goNo 47 and 48 make all kxsii
stepst8tween Cbarlotte and Richmond, and be
tween Oieoiaboro, Balefgh end Goldsboro, No. 47
nnction with W. N. C.R. at SalUbur;
he7UAe S"pdays excepted), and alsocon
dayeKtfedM Branch (Sun
PjUlRflTllTAr train. TETna IO o .k. .11
irM 2 and 48 make aU local
SIS-
J. 43.eonnecU i Salem Branch at Green
. pope.
JtpP between Charlotte and Richmond, exceut
Salem Branch at Greens-
Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agent
nana
juciirnaQci,va.
;le
FLY FANS & TRAPS,
BATB TUBS, SPBINJ LEBS,
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
OIL STOVES
AND THE
'Tor summer use, Just in.
THE FINEST LINK OF
Cook-Stoves and Sewing Machines
DC THE CITY.
Orders and correspondence solicited at the Hard-
ware Store, i Sewing Machine House of
fcajfe. fitreei cjiariojfe. . C,
CoL & Wi BBA08HAW, so long and favorably
known in correction wlta the Sewing Maohina
bosness of tMs city and vicinity, u now with we
todvrould be pleased to see his friends snd
patrons and serve them as heretofore.
may24
I
P? IPN, igeat,
0
I
I
i
I
ad Successor le; J. Boair ft Co.
FriiIi Qniipti Fore Medicines
T kWautm SW ' .r? ' IiIm MKna4
!w a acvj- iu iiu wvjs eifjy luuei ouu
.5 OA4JJf KSBOS
of aDthe Dejtjrruiasi waimnted
I
tf
I
fl
A Bevint io oiiSlvilhaei?tf pubiie
patronaae I am, respectfully,
feb W.XmaBVIN, Agt
SEASONAB
GOODS
BICHAUD
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