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ID
plpslft, Tntennlttent Fevers; WfWtite, Ixjss cj
Strength, Lack of Energy, S$V , I enches the blood strengthera
4 the mn&es; and geaWWfo tne Berre.37 "efef
digestive organ, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as Tmtxngthe Food,
BnthelSdr Tlio only Iron Prepa
ration that wlU notblftckefctJifc teeth or pive headache.
8
IdeWlits -
lumi J pjunUaaton i4 atn-lna
ana.fl sit
i iiiibimiii Tinmn x ditiiih mi
I I !) ml irnir a btt n ia aui.
IStT
ttttaarxllt.
MThM Mrm Tmttiw to m
(mrpnrmtit of Pro
tanSark, atul JPfc
1 pHatmm ,
laoai-W iiui'iin ar
la Th1 to naaaaawiif.
a .a.iinaor mniri nmim pttb
darfnl toamlt. Thoi
kAieruTsiu it tni or. hartkr msdcink cq. . tu iwsww tiht, it. u
3msl7-od,wly ,
5r0jcjerijes.
R, M. Miller & Sons,
COR. COLLEGE & FOUSTH 8T8.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Justin, and io Arrive :
3000
BUNDLES 1REOW TIES,
1000
HALF ROLLS BAGGING,
1500
PKG8 FI3H,
500
BBl & FLODB,
100
BAGS COFFXS,
75
BBLS. SYRUP,
110
BDXE3S3AP
GIre us a trial before you buy and we will sell you.
9
R. M. MILLER & SONS.
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CORN ! CORN ! CORN !
BAGGING AND TIES
We are agecU for
THE WATT PLOW
Will sell tt LOWER than you can boy an other
good plow. Full a880ftment always on band.
Call and see as before purchasing.
MATR&BOSSi
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WE HATE NOW CI
8TOBJB
FOB
THI
Spring aiiJ SoMerrlw,
ijoiieaif Jrmejc ana- -
MOST COMPlilTE
STOCK Ol"
FtNB MILLtNIBT, -
, WHITE GOODS.
1 . TmUHTN'
NO
' And an kinds of .
IONS
"! XIC
j.t' . FoTLsieaandCnnrren-- ' u 1 1 ;
wr-ihsTa ererr had the pleasure of fhovlng
A" -
-t ill OUB STOCK OF
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1
potsnrpassed la fiat ettf.' Wg lmvHf
Oar Pattern Hate, ai'BemBl be open
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in exsmiUa t'9.Btb&fffii eAlbesanr
tnai
stnasantf
KIT A YH.7T
FA
- nil rnitnmra.
anil'MlAlinAn.
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A TRUE TON ID
lUm.
leetieek tinAniiAi6.
to each aa extant that BT labor wi weatdfaily bar-
a BOW reuax, on mm nei wmwr, mmm wuwwvu v?
I hacaa tka ua a Teat litOXTmtlGi from wtiiuh I re-
rr- i 7 A a a - - - al
wmm xwm. siw
aU
OM(ka
w- . - w .
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patent jejdtjcittjes.
STOMACH
THOUGH SHAKEJT IN 1 VERT JOIXT
and fiber wfthevtf and acoei or bilious remittent.
the system mar let be freed from the malignant
virus with Tlos Cottar's Bitters. Proteot the system
asatnst It wltn tbls benencent antMoasmodts.
which Is furthermore a supreme remedy for llyer
complaint, constipation, dyspepsia, debility, rheu
matism, sjaney troaoies ana outer aliments.
JTe sals- by all Druggists and'Cealers 1 generally,
TRIAL
fuats,isjt
we wjLt ss&v;mpW& TRI AC
biectro-voitaic addii
iutBiisr
suffering from NerTenaWe(iatnesie46is
rl Debility, loss'of .wette lorca or Tlgor,
or sat disease tesuftki jr from kmjm and Oth it.
Causes; or to anj ne nfB feted "vlth Rheuma
tiam, Neuralgia, frtVulvvib,- $pjnal pifflcultlea,
Kidnef or Live 'TM)uM-MjnevCkV'Knp-tures,
and other Slseases of the Vftal Organ
Also -wdites -troubled with diseases; peculikr to
ttaeirsex."' - ' "J -
Speed relief nd omplete TfetToraadn to
health euannteed.
Tb.ea are the .:m!t
Electric Apnl Inneeai
that Jisrve ever
been eonetruetetl
netemtllle Btrlav
clples. Their thoro
eflloacy hasjoeen prao-
aat wandrrfal
ncaur.. proven -witn
aneeeas, antl the;
ntedSkt a ielen-
ettdnemiia Yrui
SijBe jaen.and-fmta
ivMSHebave
8end:atonee foi Tfliistrated Paraphldt. gtvur
all InfermaUon Jrea. Address; il J f ,
ynlygl J i in' !
a""
WWee and Retail
AT THI WHITK FRONT,
t !
:'. 1 U;..; iJ mx.: ch --'. :
(8oeoafgot t0 E. G.ogea.) S'" . '
WHOtXfltTiEHBTATX lftlHN.iTi tuii tYWAT.TT
IICB.fftliwi' . K Vt 11 yj. . i; s" ,-r
k
Kcgjers.
r i ' . 5ot i
'; -l A -
FiB BALK, at ft bargain
'HI' t.fl ' i
Price t4& These table must a wu
9i1&t1MMn A h STHS.OA J
St CHARLE&QTEE
Jl -tn tin. UtTsmw, whose AiOeoUon is u
I "i atneoy fiiat-elaaa taaoae ta fverj resseet,
aeey a stneuy nrat-elani heaee ta everj iespeet. -
aawaste
pur. -mm "V-
rS)S
" allo wjgapr;
ORBIt
Attentioi
U'itViM 8J. 8Klk"5"ot"SwiJ
Baleish JTetra 6 Observer t
lections of internal revenue in
trict-laat week were S2&630.07.
atxJ. bn
At the Treasury Monday, ol
amonntinEf to 16.600 were rece
ed.
Out on Baflalo Creek, near Ilepzibah
chorea, in this county, 43 persons were
baptized Sunday.
The commissioners of the
North Carolina Railroad will
this cftfpn Tuesday of next
attend to important ousin
will also make an official visit
spection to that road.
In many of the ponds near
German cam hare been placed.
Ralelirtf
nuBBCtr.
that in Oxford last week a lad
a can in his father's pond whicl
catiignlr
meas-
ured 15 inches in length and six
inches
in width. These fish were oi
tained
from Mr. Stephen G.Worth, th
Carolina fish commissioner, an
ut YOWtMei bf last
Ite JNo inch-
saie&was
men and into cavity
on Sunday last by Tom Salll&i t Jink
put his blade three inches into j9aus s
thigh and left the knife in the Wlund.
The difficulty originated in a quarrel
about 25 cents due Sams by Jinks. -r t
Alamance Gleaner : The roof be
in tr put on the La Fayette cotton- f ac-
tnrr at ftamcanv Shoos.
Corn was only 65 cents per bushel
four weeks ago, and. now it commands
more thin; a dollar.'
Goldsboro Messenger: The work on
the ware-house and cotton platform for
the W. & W. Railroad, at this point, is
making fine progress, and the struct
ures will be substantial and valuable
property.
A new and handsome .train of cars
made its appearance on the Midland N,
f!. Railroad last Saturday, ana was sen-
erally admired. In the evening a large
aartY of onr citizens with their fami-
e bonded the new train and iaccom-
Sanied Mr. Best on an excursion to
lorehead City, where they became the
eue&ts of the Midland road at the At
lantic Hotel.
Mr. Best has gone energetically to
work running a side track
land road over into the vacant lot be
lomrinirto the Atlantic &N. C. Road, and
for the convenience of Goldsboro ship
tra a IanA nottnn nlatform designed
to afford storage for 1,000 bales of cot
ton, is being erected on tne same ioc, mj
be completed in 15 aays.
Wilmington Star: Eggs 30 cents
dozen and chickens from 60 to 80 cents
anair.
The repairs to the opera' house have
Deen about compietea, ana it is just, el
egant. Sportsmen are having lots of fun
shooting rice birds.
Mr. John Powers, formerly of Robeson
county, but recently of Fayetteville, a
soldier of the war of 1812 died on the
2Sth ultimo, aged 89.
Col. H. B. Guthrie of Chapel Hill died
at his home in that town of paralysis,
on Tuesday, the 23rd ult, at 2 o'clock
p. m., aged 67 years.
A gang of voung men amuse them
selves nightly by removing gates from
their hinges, knocking off fence orna
ments, and doing mischief generally
very much to the annoyance of other
. a t a p &
lntMcittt)f Trier, Txas.6as in
vested $50,000 in an elegant public
school building.
The New Orleans Democrat will
erect a handsome office at the Exposi
tion grounds in Atlanta.
About 400 head of cattle from Col
quitt county, Gan were driven to the
Gulf coast, last week, for shipment to
Cuba.
It is said that there re J&006 minia
teraXntmgtJiose Afiall denomina
tions, 13 ureas ijrjtam, ana, mat tne ay
erane
day; ittead4$ceat public
wotth:
i nnn rwi ii b ib to
Of the 400 dMtotstn PaTTadelphia,
says the.Detroit FrAf Prew, "about 400
make a good living. 200 lav up some
thing and 100 are well off. The rest of
the crowd simDlv hang on and wish to
gracious they had learned to ran a saw
mill.
A statistician figures no the accidents
from base ball to nave been 37,518 an
nually for the ten years past, of which
3 per cent, were falsi. He says 22411
fingers and 11,016 legs were broken du
ring tne ten years, ltna nos were uroK
lmere wersioa raurcad accints
ii-the Unltad S tatea during" a hly.
Thirty-ei,x rsoroTKia kiHed Und
120 were wounaea xwenry acciaents
of the total number caused the death
of one or more persons, and 24 caused
injury but not death, leaving 56.9 per
cent of the whole number in which no
injury was recorded.
General Grant has profited by a con
trasL Driving up to a letter-box in
Long Branch the other day he modest
ly stepped from his carriage and posted
some papers. While he was yet stand
ing a negro dressed in gorgeous livery
dreve up and pompously exclaimed to
a small boy: "bonny, put dis heah let
ter in dat box. The by-standers
predated the matter and roared.
ap-
Queen Victoria speaks Italian in
preferrence to any other language
when conversing on books and pain
tings. In reading she prefers to do so
in German, while in general conversa
tion she selects French. Her criticisms
on music are chiefly in Ensrlish. Ev
ery day she has read to her the Timet
ana some or the uerman papers.
Tuesday in November.
year these elections were held on the
find day of November the earliest day
uponwmcn tney am pe field, tms
year tkey will be held upon the 8th day
oi JNovemoer the latest day upon
wmcn they can be held.
A elever sell is perpetrated on the
guests of Glen Mountain House, Wat
Kins' uien, n. i. un a tree' near the
piazza fronting the glen was a huge
cage, carezuiiy covered with a piece of
caiico. u pon it was posxea tne iouow-
ing notice: "Blind- red bat from Ha
vana, ftaise the cover carefully, as the
light might hurt his evesr It is fun
for the initiated to ait there quietly and
see victim after victim cautiously
raise the curtain and disclose saspend'
eu wiuiiu we cage a oncKjoas,
.GUARD AGAINST DISXASX.
II yon find yoarseVrang buiogs.
symptom (4V
tat ones a
few aoses etjnetiwon. pkuntuu great as
sistant. VseU as aaadranos guard don't wait te
get down fltck. flee large slrertisenent.
Xr, 8. Lehman,' Ponghtoepate,- K. T. wrttea!
Ireascaltuastrlet duty to exprtM ainem
thanks lor the beneflts darrred from &V Jaeobf
OIL V or more thi a UV t funded m tarrihi
from rhevxnatlsm that I was mabla to stand em
my feet or as my nana best MsMsna
Whom I rjontu"! anp" iW" m tnmperira
isttaf. Byelianee"w swTsuemenef st
Ji
1.
1
ess. u U'DOT-
hintae iRSidajbi
a ini winn ma navBi nnn?
i v auav
rincnea In the abd
iT I i isAi v
nsuu
si -v mm
second Tuesday in November.. Last
m K-.at. t si m a. Aiieae? awea. sa is av a t a a
ICf
patch from CJctncilfifWof which
thecllciMmreahfqwuifj pbrtiona;
Frrrrt" a" rtlWran. -well renown.: in
raQqlis. 3vi4en of
ltimviditi tA month western Ischeme
of raflrbafliftg I ttvday in iOinah
the ciearestrana newest suttemenij oii
the priseWstatus of operations. ;and
the fullest and best comprehensive ole-
scriptlan of the plari of his wotiderf ul
scheme of railroad develbfimnt yet
ublished. notably the"
an alliance has. been .formed 'Joetwen
the Texas-Pacific aat Ootids). , the
Atlantic Pacific, contrbHer by the
Nickerson interest, or the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe rodd, , and. the
Utah Southern, (Union Pacific f q form
a junction in the Paranahgati valley,
Nevada, and unite in building 4 trunk
line through from that point Ito San
Francisco... An, opportunity was af
forded. Dae tx) seo,,a CAbkgram from
London i containing information that
S25.000.000 worth of bonds for this
trunk line had -been subscribed, and to
day a ciDher telegram 'went to New
York announcing the whole ground, ta.
ban f rancisco was now
" COVESKD BT EKGINKEBS.
As to the reliability of the informa
tion in this interview, I will w the
gentleman who -consented to give it to
me is one who is more prominent than
any other in active wrk of all the
Gould railroads building In the South
west. He gate assurance that, this
statement of thou plan of the South
western railroad development And al'
liance for a new trunk line was cor
rect The ffinUeman described the
Southwestern system of 7.00Q miles of
railroads. Which cost in constrnctkSB
alone forty million dollars; also. ,4
scribed the Mexican concessiort.an4j
sakl the- line from san Francisco, l
Texas is covered with engineers. an
the moment it strikes El Paso1 they
will commence laying steeL The mo
mentit strikes Laredo steel will toe laid
into Mexico. It will be built in-New;
Orleans about ls where it has bought
immense terminal facilities, in connec
tion with the barge line. The road to
Laredo-wilt probably get in during
September; nd the Texas Pacific will
get to El pasosome time in uecember.
It is also proposed to build a line from
San Francisco east to the end of the
Utah Southern, west from the end of
the Atlantic and Pacific and northwest
from the end of the Texas Pacific, all
at once. To build to California will
take probably eighteen months or two
years, according to how fast the mate
rial can be obtained, it is calculated
to complete the Mexican line to
THE CITY OF MEXICO
inside of two years.
These routes are constructed under
four different construction and im
proyement companies that build them
for actual cost and then turn them
over. This system will have its own
outlet b j a system of extensions, about
which nothing may be Known to the
Sublic, but which I can explain to you.
'his system west of the Bio Grande is
the extension of the Texas Pacific and
El Paso northwest through Silver
Prescott, or to Bio Pereas to a connec
tion with the Atlantic and Pacific
These two routes combined here, then
extend northwest to the Paranahagat
valley, in Nevada, where they are
joined by the extension of the Utah
South branch of the Union Pacific, and
these companies will build a trunk line
from Paranahagat valley, passing on to
San Francisco. Bonds for $25eO00O
for this line were negotiated in Eu
rope the other day. This line to Cali
fornia is a shorter line for the Texas
Pacific and the A, T. & S. F. than any
new built, and-runs almost its whole
length through the mining regions of
New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada
and California. It tunnels the Sierra
Nevadas, thus avoiding heavy snows.
It drains the pick of the western min
ing regions. The Southern Pacific built
their line right up the Gila valley. Now
we strike the great. North west, enter
ing nearly every mining camp. This
plan, when completed, will leave the
Central Pacific system without any
outlet east, and the Union Pacific will
then have its independent line to the
coast and a competing line with the
Central Pacific There is no doubt
that the whole wheat and grain crop
and everything west of the Missouri
will find an outlet at New Orleans.
We expect to take very bushel of
miri raised -in Caiifontia over the
linatOvNew Orleans and ship it from
there to Europe, It can be done with
in sixty days. . Tne una nam is not so
long as it is to-day on grain from here
to New Yerk. and there is the finest
harbor on the Gulf at New Orleans. It
takes six months to go around the horn
end how many bushels' of grain do you
think irm go was way j when it can be
sent right through New Orleans T
A Jeke ea the Bit.
Beoinwriiif,
HeanChin ia the Chinaman who sells
cast-ironradishes and bnckskitt lettuce
to Laramie people; domg-tte -business
with a aenvery wagon -made ox two
waste paper baskets tied to a hickory
He sells only &siilalLnrduliroTir
denixnck,it is trae,hfr by , toeing
nomicai, and sleeping mgntarin a fence
corner, and livine on rice ' and moun-
tn scenery,; he hag rd4betl his ex
penses ao tha&he-u maxing money, i .
He is not handsome, for his eves are
li9W-leged,;-aTJd;, hut ace. generally
looks like a irignteaea ..uiu, but he
don't care a continental so long as he
can work off his gum arable beets and
indestructible striog beans
ThffOtherday he sold four pods of
inen peas-ana a raoisn xor twent
cents arid received in payment; an En-
giian snuiing, w wen coin passes here
for two bits.
HearlCkfckedw
The lady of the house tried to explain
that it was O, K, hut the ecru , colored
heathen shook his head and answered
again:..: . .
"Two bittee all same no ffood. You
heap f oolee rae sometime all belly good.
Me. no sabe two bittee. Fool 'em Heap
Vttin. Two ,Mttee, no eaten 'em ail
gfjnecUckezL-w . . ' '
When it gets so that the great bird of
freedom is characterized by a sqnint
eyedheathenfroman effete kingdom,
a chicken, it-looks as thongh this
gloribus republic would hay e to ito over
&Cbjna, and. liak about 9.000,000,000
(gh.iuamen.ln orderto correct an erro-
J-'TM 'J tM "''Ii. 'II I 1 SOS' i " Hi"
i If yt km any skia diseases er diseases ef the
risir ws.'any ttcWng W dlalarW suq
burns, freckles, pimples, rough or tfeyJUrsh skin;
90s have Ja(Sr4L W. Bsnaon'a khs Oui sure.
lectandelefatttranedyj - Bold w u drug-
Way a- - - -. - ;
passed sereimlslBepiesf nights, aworp!
es anaenes. w a nuwi
eeovineed thatllm Wttislow's
Boothlna Brrao was 1us te erUcle needed, pro-
wedwipiy for Xa fMi 9L5om
hod aeqnatatfeg his wife with what U done.
adminisierea toe vow,
v tn' ravor of Hoinaonathy.
That night the chad passed in suffering, and ths
parent wfthout sleep. Betarainf noma me oay
fonowu?tafaUie4DmMl tieTwratui wers;
ejid wfciie eontemplattot antthet' fleenkriteht,
the mother Merged froiS the-room W attendTto
sjotne oetaestfaeee, and left tne zbh
m Mtrmc her absence? he adintoii
nekhine.-rTiisA... Lt-nii himaa alent wem ami the
ttttle-feilOTOw
and ptoTl?f!ftrftlt?n TiatBfjBiS
adafae aQ0,ymi"'mmmi hety. has eon-
tJ pried to naa a,rnm k.. 1 aii.riri cmnebabiAa
toted welvei-TSS - "MVua
THXRE QTNO'AlTIflrrT between eheaD and
useless beef, wine and - Iron, tonics and the LleMg
.Go's Coea Beef Tonle a real renovaat (ft streneth
awt restorative t health. -'.- - . . M . .1ir
!:-isb pen
W whom I have
u m tne pest tonle there t. xrory .-pnysroun
reeommended tt has -louna llSO.r
sarsiTof,
H B. mtAI. M. D.. Detroit, Mich. It
lmnarts new tone te. he Hveri stomadu and bow
els, and by its regulative abUon affords-relief riom,:
wMouuDa, uvunusia, eqasuiNuivar auu ioijuuui.
Beware of cheap, worthleas Imitation.- : -
' ' iaw ' I i. V ii f ' ' "'; ' f C-
Gen. M. T. wrrHKHS; hV celebrated blooded
stock, raiser and proprietor ol Fair Lawn Stock
farm, Lexington, Ky.i says the ileblg ODmpany'g
Amicated Xxtract of Witch Hazel "should be In
every stable in the country " Cures foundes. spav-
ka, banal enlargements, broken knees, speedy 4
vine aw aoro eyes. : seuuenu xaica - uy i iut uou
gallon or gallon. Beware of worthless Imitations.
Depot, 60 AfaWen Lane, New York. -:- : i
i : 8old tn fifty oenta and dollar sizes. , . :-
M assrs. MutcKum Bro.i
It is with real nleas
Bra that I add my testimony to thasreat virtues of
your "Neuralglne as a- specific for neuralgia and
sick headache. Bach a remedy Is a blessing, and
all sufferers should keep; it on hand.
1 " ' ; 7- J. B. RroesLT,.
? . - Cathedral Street, Baltimore.
eeia or jus. wristoh co. m t
' Nturalaia. Sciatica. Lumharm.
Backach9lJSoreii6it,of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Sire- .
ingt and Sprains, Burns and
Scafds, General Bojdif
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
No FraparaUon on art eqa&la Br. Jacobs On
M a afe, sure, ritnplt and cheap Xxtoraal
Bamady. A Mai aBtafla but the eompantjTely
trifling outlay of 60 Ctata, and every one ra (Taring
with paia ua bava ehaap and positive proof of its
DlraoUoaafai Btim TjiTtiiM
COLD BT ALL DBUCrdlSTS AID DEA1EE8
II" EDI0LE.
A. VOGEIER Sc CO.,
SoMswrti JsFd., V- S. JL,
dee80d&wly
IPBLLS
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN. AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
SYMPTOMS OF k
TORPID LIVER.
Ijoas of appetlte.yanaea.bowels eoittre.
Pain tn tneHeal,wl6h a dull aonaation in
the back part, Fata under the shoulder-
blade, folineas after eating!
clination to exertion of body or mind.
Irritability of temper. Low pirita, Ioaa
of memory, with a feeling of havlnc nes-
lected aome duty weariness, Diaalneas.
Irintteripg of tne Heart, Dota before the
eyea. Yellow BklrHeadaehe. BeatleSa-
i at night, .
, jugaiy coiorea urine.
lEBIOUt DISEASES Wui SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TUWI PILLS are espeetally adapted to
oen easa,one dose efrecta saah a change
of feenns; as to astonish the raJrerer.
They laereaae tke Appetite, and eaoso the
body to Tskke om flash, thoa the system la
aearlih a J, and by thairTowle Aettenon the
Ptsjaative Orgmne, Bewpliar S tee la axspro
, dnoad. Price esnta. 1 Mervmy SH., W.T.
TUTPS HAIR DYE.
Oaat Hara orWHisxKBs changed to a GioesT
Bo by a single application of thisTrnt. .It
unparts a natural color, acts Instantaneousnr.
v Sold by DcufjiaU, or aeirt by express oa raseipt f Si.
OfTioe, 35 Murray St.; New York.
Cn WITS BUSCAI. ml Valushle T.foraaUui ua
CnSal Skulyt. wUl be auUce VBK a aeltcatlaa W
Feby. SSdeodawl
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LOVELY
COMPLEXIONS
POSSIBLE TO
: What Nataro denies to many
Art secures to alL Hasan's
ll&gnolia Balm dispels every
Wemisb, OTercomes BednesSa
Freckles, Sallowness, Eongh
nessy Tan, Eruptions and
Blptches. and removes all eyf
ctenees of lieat and excitement.'
Tho ; nagnolia Balm imparts
the most delicate and iiaqjral
wmplexional tints no .dte
tionoeing possible to the closk
estonralion.
I Under these dannstances
fealty complexion is little short
pf a crime. . Uagnolia Balm
sold gweryirhere. Costs only
yo cents, mm Vbm turecuonse
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P. C. WILSON,
CHABLOTTK, V.CK
. . Sole Agent for
LOUIS COOK,
Colombus Bnggy
1X0 IBS
i WATXBTOWK SPRING WAGON COMPANIXS,
XOB TEX BiXS OT '
OPMr JTJGGIX3, J65. ' TOPBUaGHS, 965.
Special bducements. to tthel wholesale trade
Oonespondence soUced,! ,' ; r.
VlSoWHOMWMATto
-a- py giren that Oae firm of Davjdspn BealL :
-nniswpi vwuBai m giveBr in vn&riovie.
fsjhli tday tUsseiyed by ntntaaTeonseBfe Tau uq!
nus win oe paid, or xeBoy Davfdsoaind
all bills due the late firm will be collected by bun.
v Having bmeJlBaed aiitimiA-
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iittsAHes.
, r-'rrjaar ibbiicJ ,snr ' i "
A SPLSNpiD OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOB
: ' TTJrs--9TII GRAND DISTBIBTJT10N,
' -CLASS t, AT NEW ORLEANS.
Tuesday. September; 13th; l88J7-i36th MonOily
if -Wteiy;;; Company.
. Incorporated in 186& for 25 years by the Legis
lature lor Educational and Charitable purposes
with a eapttal of $r,O00.000-to which a reserve
fund of over $42 0,000 has since been added. f
By an overwhelming popular vote lte franchise
was made anart of the present State constitution
L adopted December 2d, A. D. 1879 .
its tt&AJXD. bJLNCiUS NUMBBB Drawings arill
take place monthly.
It never scales or postpones.' Look at the follow
ing distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000.
100,000 Tickets at Two Dollars each. Half-Tick-ets.
One Dollar -,LlBT
OF PRIZES :
1 Capital Prize........ -...,,.$30,000
1 Capital Prize. ; ..f loIOOO
1 Capital Prize, .-.v B nno
A Tk t . a.-. f f '
A jrnxcv ui . -
5,000
5.000
5 Prizes of 1.000
20 Prizes of 600.
100 Prizes of 100.
200 Prizes of 50.
500 Prizes of 20.
10,000
10,006
10.000
. 10,000
. 10,000
1,000 Prizes of 10...:.......v...
APPROXIMATION PRI7.KR
8 ApproxtmatlonPrlzes of 8800. . . . . 82,700
9 Approximation Prizes of 200...... ,1,800
9 Approximation Prizes of lOa...'.. 900
loo mzes, amounting to $110,400
Beaponalble corresponding agents wanted at all
points, -to whom liberal compensation will be
paid, n
For further Information, write clearly, giving
full, address. Send orders by express or Regis
tered Letter, or Money Order hy malL Address
ed only to
M. A. DADPETN,
.T New Orleans, Louisiana,
or M. A. DAUPHIN, at .
No. 212 Broadway, New York.
AU our Grand Exiaerdinary Drawings are under
the i supervision and management of Generals G.
T. Beauregard and iubaT Early:
: ', ' NOTICE. T0 THE PUBLIC 1
The public are hereby; cautioned agaidst send-
lwjiuij ujuuer or oruers IO XHUXNJtS df CO., 83
NasBau street, New York City, as authorized by the
Louisiana State Lottery- Company to sell
Its tlcketSL. . They are- flooding : the - country
with BOGUS CIRCULARS purporting to be of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company, and are
FRAUDULENTLY represenOnff themselves as Its
agents. They have no authority from this com
pany to sell the tickets, and are not its agents for
any purpose.
' K A. DAUPHIN.
' : , Prest Louisiana State Lottery Co.
. New Orleans, Ia, July 4, 1881.
SGth
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF TBS
In the City of Louisville, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays except
ed) under provisions of an Act of the General As
sembly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 81,
rendered the following decisions :
1st That the Commonwealth Distribution Com
pany is legal.
2d Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand a large reserve
fund. Read the list of prizes for the
SEPTEMBER DRAWING.
1 Prize $30,000
1 Prize,....- 10,000
. 1 Prize 5,000
10 Priaes, $1,000 each, 10,000
20 Prizes, 500 each "10,000
100 Prizes, 100 each 10,000
200 Prizes, 50 each, 10,000
600 Prizes, 20 each,. .i 12,000
1000 Prizes, 10 each 10,008
9 Prizes, $300 each, Approximation Prizes $2,708
9 Prizes, 200 " " rgM
Prizes, 100 " " - 900
1,960 Prizes, .-$112,400
Whole Tickets. $2; Half Tickets, $1; 27 Tickets
$50; 55 Tickets, $100.
. Bemlt Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or send
by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED
LETTER OR POSTOFFICE ORDER. Orders of
$5 and upward, by Express, can be sent at our ex
pense. Address all orders to
R. M. BOARD MAN, Courier-Journal Building
Louisville, Ky., or 309 Broadway New York
July 8
SESSION OPENS
WEDNESDAY, BEPTEMBMR 7, '81.
CORPS OF TEACHERS:
W. R. ATKINSON, Principal, Latin, Mathe
matics, and Natural Sciences. '
Kiss HELEN LONG, Principal of Preparatory
Department.
Mrs. SALLTJB CALDWELL WHITE, English
Literature and History.
Miss LILL1K w LONG, Modem Languages.
Miss MARY L. MATTOON, Elocution and Eng
lish Branches. '
. MUSIC DEPARTMENT.
Pbdf. A. BIDXZ. LL. D., Director.
ASSISTANTS-rJfBS. B. L. DEWEY, MBS. Wm.
B. ATKINSON.
Miss U, A. SAVAGE, Art Department.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
Mjas NANNBS irNSLEY, Intendant of Infirm-
"miss ANNA BUTTON, Head of Boarding De
partment For terms, etc., apply for a catalogue to
Rsy. WnvB. ATKINSON, Principal.
ugll,tf .
SALEM ACADEMY,
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THIS Institution commends Itself to .the public
as a notably pleasant and safe home and high '
class school for girls and young women.
- tt has during the past few years been greatly
Improved. Its SCHOLASTIC ARRANGEMENTS
hare been remodeled and lfis standards advanced.
It now offers all the advantages- of similar institu
tions of the highest grade. A large number of in
structors is employed, and pains-taking instruc
tion is guaranteed. 1 It offers a liberal English, or
English and classical course for graduation, and,
under Its new administration, has already gradu
ated (with diploma) four very promising classes.
The TK)MSTIC JLaRlNGEMENTS of the Acad
emy have latterly been re-adapted to secure to its
resident pupils the largest measure of comfort
and convenience. Eight resident teachers are
continually in charge, and give special. attention
to the cultivation of correct manners and habits in
growing girls. Systematic and enlightened physi
cal culture and care of health are prominent fea
tures In the Improvements recently perfected.
Exceptional facilities are offered for the study
of MUSIC. The results of practical work In its
Music Department, , during the past few-years,
would warrant the Academy, in the opinion of
competent critics, in inviting comparison with any
other similar institution In the South. A two' to
three years graduating course (with diploma) has
quite recently been Introduced. . .
Special attention is directed to the advantages
now also obtainable In the DEPARTMENT OF
DRAWING AND PAINTING, which has been re
organized and placed In charge of a lady of spe
cial ability and superior training. A high standard
of. excellence wijl be maintained and the best
methods observed. A variety of branches of stady
Is offered and careful tuition Is guaranteed.
The 78th year begins Sec
eptetnDer l, 1881.
J. T. ZORN, Principal.
Jol727,dw
Mt St Joseph's . Female Academy
HICKORY, CATAWBA COUNTY, N. CV
Tms school; located near the town of Hickory.
Catawba county, ,N. c., within a few minutes'
walk of the depot, and a few hours' travel by rail
of the far-famed Asheville,- is conducted by the
8isters of Our Lady of Mercy, who for nearly
three quarters of this century, and until reeehtly
unaided,- founded and directed all the female
Cathc-llc literary institutions In the Carolina and
Georgia. . Hickory is a great health resort; having
to Its vicinity the celebrated. Catawba Springs.
Malarial diseases and consumption are unknown
to this immediate section, and visiting patients
lankily reeoveruBder the Influence of its unsur
passed climate. No undue Influence used on the
religious principles of the pnpUs, but to insure
regidaaUiust conform to the generalrulea of
, The scholaatlffyear of ten months cohsfete of
two. sessions, each, session payable in advance." :
Board, washing, fuel, light, tuition in Eng- k, . ;
-ash,' Latin, needle work And domestic .- '
-eeoBomy.peiBeaslen, - - - $65100
Entrance fee ' -: .: - - -' 5.00
Vacation, In the academy, - . --;:2i0.oa
' "Music. naTntlng. drawing, 'lansuafea.. ete.. form
JBOdeme extra: ehatves. .
i letters of inquiry should be addressed td the '
u. -t-m sister superioress,
,vaugaatfs, t j,;.,-., ..r: BJekory7M7c
V ThemntBArBSual Session win be
Ai!b0mfRTHOM
Charlotte Female Institute,
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dMnd DomesUe,
- - j -,vr iClT BBClIVED AT
Mm Store
IgARATOGA
ICHY.
oaSaratoga Springs, N. v, Anewwat.r,.
sembllng the Imported Vichy, mawd.
as an antacid; cures dyspepsla.laids Sg22
Uon, la a powerful Ionic and strong
diHretle. Also, 45
Hathorn Natural Mineral Water,
Recommended very highly as a ealhartlc and m.
teratlve and in all forms of dispell.
ALSO,
CASES CONGRESS WATER,
CASES ROCK BRIDGE ALUM.
CASES BUFFALO LITHIA,
And a full supply of
IMPORTED tVPOLLINARIS
Hanyadi Janos Waters.
THE GREAT EDROFEAN NOVELTY
H
UNYADI TANOS.
' THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.
AS A CATHARTIC:
Does. A wine glass full before breakfast.
fl."L'f?uny?IJan08--Baron Lleblg af
firm8 that its richness In aperient salts surpassea
that of all ether known waters."
The Brilith Medical Journal-1 Bun jadl Janos -The
most agreeable, safest, and most efficacious
aperient water."
Proj Vtrchow, Berlin. "Invariably good and
prompt success; most valuable."
ProfiBamterger, YIenna "I have " prescribed
these writers with remarkable success."
. '.fcanawrf. Wurszhurg -I prescribe none
butthis."
Prof. Lander Bmnton, it. Ti.t F. R 8., London.
More pleasant than its rivals, and suwasses
them in efficacy."
.P&A1,' K.m;r. R. 8., Royal MUltary Hor
pital, Ne0ey.-"Preferred to Pullna and Fried
richshalL" JOHN H. McADEN,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacist.
North Trjon St,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
DON'T GO TO SARATOGA
when you can get water just as fresh and spark
ling as when It flows from the spring at Saratoga.
We receive this water In large block tin reservoirs
which we return as soon as emptied to be refllled
again every week. J. H, Mo A DEN,
Druggist and Chemist.
Prescriptions carefully prepared by experienced
and competent druggists, day or night
July28 T
Seed !
NEW CROP
TURNIP SEED.
BBD0BPUBPL1TOP,
WHITE FLAT DUTCH,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
POMERANIAN WHITE GLOBE
WHITE EGG, ' '
AMBER GLOBE,
GOLDEN BALL,
. YELLOW ABERDEEN,
RUTA BAGA
BLOOMSDALE SWEDE OR YILLO.
LANDRETH'S SEED
ARB ALWAYS RELIABLE.
L. R.
JulylO
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Fresh Drags and Pure Medicines
None bat the '
fery flest PrBgs
do I keep tn my stock. Had, Toilet and
Fancy Articles, Perfumeries, Combs
Brushes, Tooth Brashes, 4a, 4.
QARDEirSJ$EI)S
of ail the best varieties, and warranted
, to be good.
Physicians' prescriptions are given spee
lal aUenttou-
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Hoping to
patronage, I
receive a share of nubile
am, respectfully, ' ,
ieosj
Wi tS. MABYIN, Agt
Z.B.
W. H. Bulky.
.VANCB& BAILEY,
',-UliU. 1 fit CHARLOTTE, N. C.
l?rac to SupretneCourt-ol the United 8tates,
Supreme Court of North Carolina. Federal
Courts, and counties of Meeklen--.
. .. burg. Cabarrus, Union, Gas
, Ion, Rowan and Da- .
Office, two doors east of Independencv
ufjevji pvjiiS 1 M-i aj v. .. may29 f
SkZJLW,
1 1f the State' and Vrdtei'ftatalr Courts: Colleo
A tticna, HHome nsd rjrtrelsa.i sela4teL At
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Tornip Steed!
farnip
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