iSZZUmm tjXt&itixus.
tut 6.14
tanI jtf-jt,iy.iMSfft. .i;ei i: I
"-lis r"y fewr'H&if f t-4j'
Tbe IiidicuneBCsrlnst Gultea
Belnr Prprji--IIe Vain Emiji
uaieign news ana.vnsnrer,T Jo t i'
initio
?
P J Js J'W",Sa
mat.
r.li. Tau3c oTfergtf , etc.
VrnlesVand eires new lifee - fce -
BltOWN CI
I iimrt MMtMttM ud Blauns cnui JSff"
SaUaiausUa-dwoswr
wofk,Inow not what. lglTU
Inliii JBarSv and
MM MM wm
Ijjjini r-T!
&XOttUS.
JustiD.filfd'WiTive:"
1500
PKG8 FISH,
500 BBL8, FL0UB'
1 AfFttAftSOOVFKB,
"75
im pvt?q
Olre to lfflSrifelriS yoti'ioj and we will sell you.
M.-MILI'SOHS.
CORN ! 68kyb0RN !
BAGGING AND 3CIES
We'are agents for
Will sell It LOWXB thai you can buy an 'other
good plow. Full assortment always' on hand.
fi4
tug26
WE IUYX
NOW IN STOBX FOB
TUB
in
RiaenwB'jUf
The Largest, Finest and
TBIMMIN08.'
-"tilnd'aU
0N8
kinds oli
WtTUiTs eyer bad the pleamnyoI s
. - OUB8
UJkHV. KM SWIM r.
HOSLSBT,
t s ja airr '3
i4
OR- BONNEfS
LASTt WSa AND CHIUK:i t f
Dor
Ah!5Frt!H LfffaCk win convince any
y TTrT" prices in our line.
.CTi " .d "to Thl3 frjnds and
KuatAmers.
jstUMMr.neta
rwttoirfkat wiH not tMsVCKfii
i x m r nil mi mi
I f ff M mm Lf mtMiMMMMML M MM 1 1. A M I
TXIOri J J A OT HI 6 Jl
fFiTilPlin.tnV
MMkkl
v i via
III II J J I
I .11 III T I Wv
netite. loss of
It enriches tne diooq, Bugc
erves. It acta like a charm on ine
av w w m m w
OAIi CO., Baltimore, Md. i ut
in afi
oroeMion, tori
mm. Wan or Vital
ity, Att)W muni-
Item - ana iwnrme-1
eHcerom.er,c,
fVSSJrSiTLSt - - 3 7..S thVL' m, natural fore!
(M MM. . W lux ui nuiuu
TAnf a nu bos anna uu,
'tor Chrlrtlsn unnrcn. xroy, w.
1ARTER MEDICINE CO.. JB. UIH . f.!'4J
- 1
' i '. y i 1 i Tl fa i Hi It ." ' I
ISP?
THOUGH SHAKEN IN KYEBT JOINT
iad Ulef frftiff ever and ague, or bilious remittent,
fhA tfifttttftTTet be freed from the malignant
vima with Hnstettfir'a Bitters. Protest the Brstem
against it with this beneficent antl-spaamodlo.
whleh is forthermore a supreme feaeay lot met
wimniiiftit mnBtinaMon. dvaneDsla. debllltr. rheu-
mBtfiaftiktdney troobleaand other ailmeata. djj
For tale by ail Crugglsts and Dealers generally
WWHI SEND, ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL.
Electro-Voltaic
suffering from MetfafYrclk8e, Gen
eral iMDiiity, loss oi nerve lorce or vicor,
oranydlsestse
suTtinir from AfcffSES an
plnSJ
- V
Vital
Also wojleu trouWed wiili diseases
thiiipiilT r . - ' - ' ' - . - .- -
Speedy relief nnd complete rest$a8oflf
neaitn gnarabteecu. hmmr ar tae fy
Electric Appliances tbat bavCerer
been constructed upon seientlfie pMI
eiples. Their tfiottjWS effitej-a been prac
UcaUr iwaren Witliiihr- SAMSlSronderM
success, and tley.,jbiavBie blsrbest-i
eolrsniiit from tnedleaL anniseten I
tiflc men, and from hundreds irJudawrei
BenulciaaUdraioaiirnJre4l
tnelr ute. w ii-;
al.toStmatioJrqe., tddnssM . J ? ft 4 it
luiySl
"S PJ'J
Ty
Wholesale and Retail.
E.M. ANDREWS,
7.
'.(Si
Old Oaken Buckets vf rmj- 5T
That hung in the welLT
rum? vr u CBAS. & mum. H
w I, vuauimo, n vii quty MWia
St. CHARUESBOTEL
STATESVTJUQCi N. C " r
keep a strictly Urst-class house in every msoMcLMt
hi mxia. ii r. kaavmi. wnnu ikuiuuih
flmnL sampio roonu oa nrat ana accona-
ivtmniAilliu.. . . . l
Vhe patronage Ot the public Is solicited,
ulylkf, ,
wnrs ttf 1ma?i'''aN'onar geuine unless ae
aspaitd wlta enwrVHonest7" ooDT-ntded iimi
whleh p ai be louna on head e
box.
M.IM.WMVIIUIVH VUU tlM-
HOtltlTBAtnMil AnM - Mr
7lnHan tt ' 1
B w i ninb
1
dUTHO;
Cldiet kHr lifer Ttdiiiitos: Lan
lureS. ha -other IJise&ses of the
Organs,
Coffins and Caskets
ievcrr
tRDUWII
Winston Leader: The granite us
. 1
in tha construction of tne front or
srin Son's new store is tacen iro
a auarry in una county, it is a spienui
article of the kind and it will mafce
beautiful front. . .
Wfi lftam throuch a private soun
one day last week, aady purchase
nwta in a store at Tyro, uaviaso
county, and died before she could ge
f mm t.ha HtnrA to her horse.
Mr. S. W. Brasington, living in David
arm nonntv. and for many years for
man of Dr. Shelton's foundry, died or4
the 17th, about 24 hours previous to th
Doctor's death.
ThnrA is firreat mortality among th
colored children in and around Win
ston. Seven have died during the pas
During
r . k r -
elof Mr. . i
Pierce and
Tliursday nightj
their resid
r, was entereq
bv unkno
el ana ransacseq
from cellar
IliiTiiture, cloth-j
incr, bedclot
nd pictures were pro4
miscuously
strewed about the rooms!
So far as known there was nothing car-
ried off.
Wilmington Star: Mr. Jno. Sneedenj
had both hands torn off by the prema
ture discharge of a gun which he was;
loading during the salute to the memo-;
rv of President Garfield, Monday. Thel
left hand was blown clear away from
the wrist into the river, near which thd
gun was planted, and the right so tern
ribly mangled that all but a finger or;
two had to be cut away. The young man
is the only support of his mother. Aj
subscription is being taken up for his;
benenc
Raleigh News-Observer: Never be
fore was there known to be such an
absolute suspension of business herejis
ras seat vstday.
The fc&ralfctM:
S I i a 4. rv
n
raitd
u
lei from tit,
ir
JrhB associax:
n'OT xnB i'rsmitive
Baptists, which
was held at Middle
south of the city, on
Creek, 18 mues
Sunday, proved an atttraction, for
about three hundred people from Ral
eigh attended. Some three thousand
persons were present. Sermons were
preached by Elders D. P. Gold, Moore
and Dammer. The services were at
6nce interesting and impressive.
' Sunday night Mr. Pomp Bryan was
driving in a buggy, having with him
his son Louis, six years of age. The
horse took fright near the Yarboro
and dashed down Payetteville street
at frightful speed. Mr. Bryan had to
hold his son with one arm and hence was
unable to control the horse, who in a
few moments ran headforemost into a
tree opposite the Battle mansion, on
Fayetteville street. The occupants of
the buggy
a great dis
tance, but, st;
ere not baa-
lyhurt. Th
horse, injur
recked. The
in the shoul
ten minutes
der and mte
after he stru
Snencer II. Harper, a prisoner in the
, Rocky Mount jail, attempted to escape
on tne night of tne 24tn inst. ana was
shot by S. S. Sonly, jailer, and instantly
killed.
Perils of Sleeping; Cars.
Nye's Boomerang.
: There is a good deal of interest mani
tested these days on the part of the
American people relative to the matter
of separate sleeping cars for tbe two
sexes, it is a move in iub ngnc airec
tion, and we hope it will win. As it is
now, no gentleman traveling alone is
safe.
: Several months ago, entirely alone,
we traveled from Laramie to Chicago
and back, making the round trip with
no escort
tain
ful nights.
There was one woman from Phila
delphia, whose name we will not men
tion, and who rode all the way between
Umaha and cnicago in our car. Al
most the first thing when we started
5rom Omaha, she began to make ad
aaeea toward us by asking us it we
would hold her lunch basket while she
Vent after a drink. She also asked for
our knife to peel an orange. These
filings look small and insignificant, but
1 1 A - 1 i J 1 .
m we ugab oi later ueveiupmtwiui tuuy
are of vital importance.
That night we saw with horror that
the woman's section was adjoining our
town. We asked the conductor if this
could not bar changed; but he laughed
coldly and told us to soa& our bead.
; It would be impossible to describe
t the horror and apprehension otthat
. dreadful iU AI tough : its vigils
we suffered on 'till near morning, when
tared nature yielded, and we fell into a
aleep.
There we lay, fair and beautiful, in
the soft gray of approaching day. thou
sands of miles from our home, and,
less than ten feet away, a great horrid
woman from Pennsylvania, to whom
we had not even been introduced. How
We could have slept so soundly under
the circumstances, we are yet unable to
tell : but, after perhaps twenty minutes
of slumber we saw, above the footboard
of our berth, and peering over at us. the
face of that woman. With a wild bound
we were on our feet in the aisle of the
car. The other berths had all disap
peared but ours.
j The . other passengers were sitting
ouietly in their seats, and it was half
past 9 o'clock. The woman from Penn
sylvaniawas irebtoich.
It was only 1 itofrfeHlAA.
, But supposfc J Ittsai een reality !
And any mansvldj tfcardf alone is lia
ble to.be insulted axMvft&m We do
not care for luxiirr-traveling. All
iwe want is the-assurance that we are
safe.
V- The experience that we have narrated
above is only one in a thousand. JJia
you ever note the careworn look of the
man who is traveling alone ? The wild,
bunted expression on the countenance,
and the horrible apprehension that is
depicted there?
; You may talk about vanous causes
that are leading men downward to
early graves, but the nervous strain in
duced by the fear that while they are
ixaking out their false teeth or button,-
ring their suspenders, prying eves are
loosing over tne rootpoaras oi weir
berths, is constructing more new-made
graves than consumption or the Ute
war. ri & t
Stpers will probably be found a little
emoranda from Roscoe Conkling to
to him, in pencil, writtenn the hail of
the national convention at Chicago, in
about these words :
! "Mv dear Garfield : If there is to be a
dark horse in this convention there is
man whom I would prefer before
ypurself. .
CONKLING. '
The reply was this :
"My Dear Conkling: There will be no
dark horse in this convention. I am
f6r Sherman. ,
J. A. Gabitbld.
This was pending the great straggle
and just before the might v tornado
which carried . Garfield into the Presi-
&OAn..JUwxrs
iini&
yriftltt4tpr-
ll
trji 1 1 if ii 1 1 1
re
were inrawn
fals5BloSy,Sv
tfi tre.
wnatever. uur wus was qet
id atiifme'.land thafentir jQurnj
sT -s mm
I . -m . UmjBJ AM USB
-1 Wthelnfli f Cambbig si
MAn vl.lil. a. - a
SpaUHsnatch to the BalUmore 8iuw;m, I
taod beyond doubt that uWmtf
S;nasi j.utteaxr, tot tne muerfcp
l&mes Al'OkrfTeld. win bfi besrurAheri
Sfc.week, . District Attorney rkj
MjfA-Office has already sex ' aDonxna
.brfiDaratidn of ' the mdictmenfcin th
case, wnicn wiiLgo-to tne- grana jury;
next Monday jan&PJEihe Wednesday
following, beforanoon, the assassin
jam Da Biased at j;bAtiar3ior,rfa nm
kBaleAitt't cthismfcrict-td A8wer?t&e
fiminary questiOmi "lijt aswilj
aoittDtiess anse1, w?v$ rerjreaHW
Rrtrrrt
liMDhe District XttbiieV..(khill
tyisited the jail to-day ; W;'y W
m Guiteattnfel&m3
Boon take place arid to sueeestr
helmDortancft of -Belectine counsel' aa
r&oan as noafrfhl a! fiuiteau exnressftcb
thfe opinion.lhat no fury.wpnjdiepn.vwti
bim nnrl not-a1 fha Xfafrict AttOTTlffV
mteleipraph: to George ScoOW-
sel for him. Tt.wili be remembered;
hat some time ago the jpiSttct Attor
ney told Guiteau thai; SeovillftMhad
offered his services as counsel. butGui-
fefta t then said j ;-W W
laweMvself -fieorge bcovme.
will want the moat, eminent counsel
that I canjgetito assist me m preparing
my aerense. a. jroDaoiy expeciea
TOsfiprWMi counsel, DUt
nAiaeeen:teBderedf 4 District At-
torey arkhill at 5 o clock this' after
noon telegraphed as follows rt:4, if?
Wnselor at Law, Chicago i'i .The grand
vinrv of the District wiU meet o next
Monday morning. I calleaYtbaJ;
(in, j ail ana lniormea unas. svumueaa
tnat ms case wouia oe sresentea to tne
grand jury immediately upon their as-
sembltBrRRid thaw filould WfeCt him
to plead to the indictment bv Wednes
day morning at rfarthest, and that if he
naa any counsel ne-aesirea to appear
for mm on any preliminary Questions l
.would notify them by teleizrapk He
asxea me to nouiy you ana request you
to appear on his beha AtthatrhjB's
lsppnsel, and also; tolrue&yxmlo
secure tne services or some eminent
Criminal lawyer to appear in his de
fense, He suggests the name of Hon
Emory Storra as a gentleman in whose
ability and professional character he
ftaS great confidence, and WOnJd'.Iika
hianxetention. if possible.?- -Will ' veu
please notify me by telegraph whether
yotr will appear at the time ;ofjiis ar
raignment, and any communication
you may desire made to the prisoner
Geo. B. Cobkhui.
ovtT . S, Attorney, District of Columbia?
THe District Attorney does not ex
petyan answer until to-morrow. . K V
BL.AINE ABOUT TO RETIRE.
At Lieast a nch la tbe Talk ' In Xtwuih
ing-ton Office Seekers Pursuing- tbe
New Presielent.
Charleston News and Caurler.
"Washington, Sept 26. After church
to-day -President Arthur was driven tb
ttreTesidence of Senator Jones onCapi
tAi jxii. Me remained tnere tne rest of
thB dav. There were very few callers.
oary some personal friends. The Presi
'de'iitls overwhelmed with voluminous
correspondence, which keeps him two
or three hours a day with "his steno
graphic secretary. There are a good
many people apparently anxious to ex
hibit their stalwart sympathies, and not
a feW disposed to give advice how to
run the government. It is said that
some tnWK tne Artnur aaminrstratioa
will be more successful with their as-.
biatauue at a rwuuu salary m one posi
tion or another, and" are already open-,
ing negotiations looking to that end,
The President will doubtless Soon be?
gin to realize the difference between
being first and second fiddle. He will
go to New York on private business on
Thursday or soon after the Cabinet re
turns from Cleveland.
It is reported here to-night that Sec
retary Blaine will retire from the Cabi
net immediately, probably before the
beginnigof the extra session. The
Cleveland special to the Star this even
ing says that Mrs'. Blaine remarked last
night tomeriendsthat-her htisband
would remjaiftj-ebinet buft af w
days longer. This accords with the
views of some Of Ir. Elaine's intimate
friends here,ffio ar p . the opinion
that he cannot stay in the Cabinet and
i!d toil! his self-respect. ' -
2tesHb PrealAaeite Died andwers
Bnried
George Washiigion, -flrtt Presi
dent of the United States, died At his
homeMount yernoB, op the lth of
December, 1799 and was there 'buried.
John Adams, the second, and Thomas
Jefferson, the '.UmtA 'President, both
died on the 4th -of Sji 1820. Adams
was buried, beeaUi,,,,the Unitarian
Church at Quincy- and Jefferson was
buried : W IfttriRtiAA ' tis , Virginia
home. ; Madison died Juije 28, 283fv and
was buried at itMiiel,. his home )n
the Virginia mountains. Monroe died
on the 4th of July, 1831, at the residence
of his son-in-law in New York, and he
was first buried in the Marble Cemetery
of that city, but was finally buried in
Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Va.
John Quincy Adams died in the capi
tal February 21, 1848, and was buried
ide(
ncy4
Oil
was
hadl
t
orfDenmf n
a S
died
July 24, 1862, an
hook, his heme,
was buried at Kinder-
Harrison died April
4, 1841, and was buried at North Bend.
Tyler died January 17, 1862, and was
buried in Hollywood Cemetery, Rich
mond. PoifctfiedJuna! 15, 18494 and
Wat burled' in!, the lawn -ot his'-owm
home in Nashville. Taylor died July
9, 1850, and was Juried , in Cave Hill
Cemetery, Louisville." !Fillmore died
March 8,1874 and was buried in Forest
Lawn Cemetery, near Buffalo. Pierce
diepctebetg, iSQOuidt was hnried.Jn
Mm6tmetery,Ooncord. Buchanan
died June 118, and was buried in
Woodland Hill Cemetery, Lancaster.
Lincoln 'died April, 15. 1865 and,. was
.uncom ued Aprils 5, sev ana was
burie44iiyaa
fielafi -JohnsottdletliiWlW
September 19," 181, andLwasuaried J
in Cleveland. Four Presidents died in
office Harrison and Taylor by illness
and Lincoln and Garfield by assassina
tion, tnly two ex-Fresiaents are now
living Grant and Jjayes, and three ex-Vice-Presidents
are yet living-Ham-
lin, eolfax and Wheeler,
llMe
1
J
Drapery
' iThacitien nf PhilsulAtnhia and New
tfommpmmk Acuity,
either together enough these mourn
g goods to supply all of the Michigan
shflerjifcwh; sjb stents.
. I unovAuruiUBaxrvsurxjuuko.
:What Inducement can a counterfejtejr have to
prodacaMkyfffisSofS M ielUBl W tl
lassoii aVeltutl'pbytitfiorti(
sick or to supply medicine far the druggist to aeai
iii? Beware of bosM,ajffritt1etisjftnn?oMgs
gotten up to sell on the reputation of the pfi&st
a4estlamnriaBiltehMJh
you get (He gem4n StcoaLftNbntogulator In
White Wraoner. aith larm nd Z thereon, and see
.-iatirfr , T7.rr "c.. .ft-;ta-.j iiAt a
pi pis inner at uib
as
Id 4ft9K?tfiafiul
aw m
oMife.l?riilBurfeiil
d
1
tTAif h -n'r Ann aVinTtvi' 7 Tn rpnl kA
mb road at Goldsboro.earljryesi
jftent or ttte road thre the first sno vel
Ht dirfc Abbut one hundred nh?ind
were at work, - and t considerable, prog
fesftwas niade, ,Th9 right of .way s haa
been secured for 'five miles f rom Golds-
Taoro, , MajorrTates sayf , if the weath
er is favorable the road will. be. graded
W. Smithfield by 'December and the
adVert&e f or5 iQOa laborer, and such
snouia appiy ac uoiaporo- xomorrow
there will be an advertisement for seal
ed proPoaajg f or ouUdmg themasonry
ahdflm)e1fitx.uctur6 of, the , bridge over
iittle'Ri'ver,;a. mile and, a half from
9r aiaWeaioW'lne t frie of the taUeil
iai
tales bare declared their faith fa Kidney- Wort iasj
-siexnedylorult'the
diseases of the kidneys and
liref. v gome, however,, hare disliked the trouble
01 preynruig u irom tne ary lornu jror anen, a
new casdWate appears' in- the' shape of Kidney
w on m uiuw lorra. 1 ? u n -Terr eoncentratea. is
easily taken and Is equally efficient -as the dry.
' Be'tter tiiah pufflng one dollar out" at compound
Interest, is thef sending -it to Dr. Benson. Bald-
ttore, for two boxes of his Celery ad Claoihne
Pills, which' cure herrous disease, quiet ihe Jnind,
urmg on reiresmng sieep ana preyeni panuysis.
THECREAT
mm
nil
BacKache, Sor&iess of ih Chest,
Goiif, Quinsy, Sore Throat, SweU
- ing9 an4-Sprains, Barns and '
Scalds, Genera Badfy "
it 'Pains,': l: ")'j:,ti '.'.'Jn
Tooih, Ear end Headache; Frosted
- reer ana cars, ana an ozaer .
Pains and Aches. .
No Pri
ETnarati
iafe, i
tion on wrth, equals St. Jacobs Oil -
jure. fiiMM and eheart External
RsMdy.t A trial entail: btrt jthe.oBatwwUVelv
trifliDgooUay ot 60 C?atf, and very qbo iuffarrng; !
iwlth pala n hav,ian and positive proof of its
claim. ' . ' ' '
i Dlrabat m Hfr IABgnagas.
BOLJ BT ALt BRUGGI8T8 AFD DEALEE9
1 t-v ff nr iiEDionrB; n ;
I Ai ZX)GEXER & CO.
deciOd&w ly . . . .
ITHE ONLY MEDICINE
IS EITUEE LIQUID OK DST F0BM
That Acts at the same time ea ;
A1TD TH2 SIDJJSYS.
WHY ARE WE SICK?
BtcauM wt allow Ouu great organ to
I&epms clogged or torpid, and- poitonout
Xhumonar tKertfora forced into uu blood-
I iVlLL SURELY CURE
KI0Dt35ASESf ;
. ;JLIVERrCOMPLA1NTSi
rii.s? constipation;" ' rjnucAiT
Vkaaviafta'Mras-iTvi unsiinrvadvB
yAJSJUABAB AT EbMifcAjSAi If .JijBLSa, SlrfTCT jwb
5yjMv4nJV ffl argot aw
Arettoring their power to throw off
.1 Vkr inffiM BUioas sains and aekesl
Why tenaeates with Piles, Coastipatloal
Why frightened over disordered kldaeysl
Why endure aervoss or slek headacasst
fM KIDNEY WOUTaru2 rejoice is health.!
It U Ddtnt) ta Drr Vecstskle Verwt,- to tin
osnt Onn panlmgn itf irhlrll makM ais'raarta of
medkiiM. AUOntuaidFna, very uoseea
tirtosi, for thOM tbat cannot readily tmpare tb
XirVt act ith oqnal efficiency in either fonrii
qm Bf,SF tpxJA pteofpjt, . ;JPBica,.$t.oo
a WELLS, BKHAOIPSOS Co., Prop's,:
' .!' . ' ? 1 ' - : - -
March 27 d&wly
c
3
LOVELY
COOPLEXlfitla
possibi w m;
t "What Katni i denies to many,
Art secures to all. .lagan's
. llasnolia Balm disnela every .
: t!csisb. : overcomes Kedness; -
' ? Freckles, Haiiownes3, Kocgn
ness, Tan. Eruptions and
UlAtitllAa -. AMii MAIHAVAa ttll AvL ,
jl i i "y"', '
!3P! of fieat jmdexxitemfiijLi
fne iiacnoiia xjaini impana
the mospdelicate tmd natural
complexional tintsna detec
tion being possible to the closh
st oteertrooiiv "Ji vi.v,
i pnder tbese clrcnmstances s
fanltycomplexionislittlestiort
of o crime, llagnolia Balm
feold ovtarywhere. Costs nly
7$ eetsyiylthftflt dJjfe1on
. v I 4 II li 111 1 1 IM :
VVlUUtkHUI AUUJ VIVt
' none surpass the Bicycle as
a means of restoring bealtk.
" suiw iuuuuk uin uuui buuaub
rT those st sedeatsnr hab-U
' eficlaL deveteplng the mus-
j -w- cies t Bnainvma' new an
ritv and Tio to tbe whola sv
imtoji a none euways aao
v iHaasnTa.vKBna.uwaKaASB
sttut rr'tiStanaJfor f 9AJuia vntalmi
loeaej stalna nrlonliata And
1 full information, to JAr?Ke.
I POPlPP00.,Jiifc
fi: .11 BOMoaysuss
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fmXGSD DISTBIBTTION,
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Toeaday. October? nth. 1881--187U Monthly
j vital! "'ir 1 imsilDC.:i : 1'-. -4 ! '
incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by-the teetsW
latnva f as HiissHm.i .
wWv e-pital of Si,eO0XK)O-o waieU a raeeive
fund 01 orer $420,000 has since been added,
, mr an orerwhehnlng popular vote Kb franchise
KJaulof1B(Pre8e9t State OohstttuUon
Adopted December 3d, I. D..1879by VT"".,!"U"UU
Its GRAND smoTraBBDrawIngs wiU
,takr4emontaly.?n; ,U! . .
ilS2!L 8??e? Postpones, JLook fa the follow.
IngdlstribHtlon: : . ....
100,000 Tickets at Two Dollars each; Half-Tick-y,:
i ,5? -etB,One Dollar.-' a--.-.-
'lis -Miiii-XfflT OF PBKK3 r" ': :'( " :;
if, 1 Capital PrteekU....U...i.
; H;lCapital Prize.i.,;. ...a.
580,000
10,000
5.000
i 2Prfofi2T5d0.:.l.
5,000,
t 5 Prizes of 1,000 .
20 Prizes otoOOA . .
100 Prizes of 1Q0
. O.UUU.
10,000
10000
10,000
uv jrrizo ui ou ,
: " 2(K - -
1,000 Prizes of , I0,..v,.(f..,.,.
'9 'ApproxWtlon Prizes of J8OQ.1 .
Approxrmatlotl Prizes of 00
10,000
10,000
52,700
100
. 900
9 Approximation Prizes of 100. : .
v:.
wmat..., nioisoo
. uesponsipie eorjres ponding agents wanted at all
vvruui, w wnom a uoerai compensation will be
miu ..... , , . .
.Kor briber Information, write elearly, glring
iuU address. Send orders, by express or Segu
toed Letter, or. Money Order hi . aiL Address.
ItHDACPHIN
or M. A. DAUPHIN, at X- 0 to.
No. 212 Broadway, New York.
All onr Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
tne supervision and management of&enerals O.
T. Beauregard and Jubal A. Early,
M'g afif jtoorieyj prders torhjNES A COu. 88
?5a f Ssi!ew TOTarcity; as apaiOfteed by the
Louteiaaa State Lottery! 'Obmpahyto 'sen
ItS tickets. ThAT UK flnndlna. tha'
raffi0! Brto bSbTthe
. iwmpany, and are
KKAUDUiENTLY representing ttemselves ai iu
agent have no ; authority, from this com
pany to sell the tickets, and are. not its agents for
any purpose.
2-r' .. ' MA.DATJPHTN, '
w A.r t165? Lonlslana State Lottery Co.
New Orleans, La., July 4 1681.
POrTJLAJt MONTBLT PBAWLNO OF THIS
7 -lattiedf ijransyrile.'ori
FBlDAypH?TpMBEI: 80," J881,.
These diawinizs occur menthlv iSnndara excant.
ed) under provisions of an Act of the General Xs
semWy. of Kentucky. , '
The United teies lClretiR ObhTtW starch m .
rendereUilmfoUowlngdeiclBlons' ;.'..
lsti Cminonweaiai DUtri botlon Con
ao iarawmgs an rpu. ' J -
The ConiDanr has nowoahandalareereserfe-
fand. Eee4 the hat ef, priaws for the : :
61PJEMBE9 DBAWING.
1 Prize,.,.
?30,000
iolooo
10,000.
10,000
aaooo
1 Prize.....
10 Prizes, 81,000 each;.. a..
20 Prizes, 500 each, ,
100 Prizes, 100 each,..
W Prizes? 60each,::..J .: !?:..
600 Prizes, 20 eacn,..,n..i.u.
1 AAA Mm 1 A AD.h
I XVW A ,UA.U XV WUWi,. ........... , AU,inJU
Priaes, S800 each, Approximation Prizes S2.708
lO.OUU
y Prizes, ' 100 . ; , w " " . : 900
lfflOO Prizes,. . . ;. ; . ... j$ 112,40
Whole Tickets. 82; Half. Tickets, 81; 27 Tickets,
' 850; 65 Tickets, $100.
Kemit Honev Or' Banlr Draft fn Letfinr. or Rfvnrt
byExpresSi DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED
LBTTEB OB POSTOFFICE ORDER. Orders of
85 and upward, by Express, can be sent at our ex
pense. Address- all orders to
R. M. BOARDMAN, Courier-Journal Building
Louisville, Kj or 809 Broadway New York. ,
1W8
This great specific
cures that nipeU loatjjsoaia
disease
WHETHER p? ITS PRIMARY, SECONDARY pR
: '. TERTIARY STAGE. ' . "
Removes all traces of Mercury, from the system.
1 Cures scrofula, old sores, rheumatism, eczema,
, catarrh, or any blood disease.
CUBE3i WHEN. HOT SPRINGS IPAILI ,
, '' " Malyem,' Arfc, May 2, 1881.
! We hate 'eases' in our town- who lived at Hot
8rhigaandwereanallyeured.vitha&8.'
LotdsyuTe'settfticky, May 18, "1881.
a R S. has gryen better sattsf action tjan any
medicine l haye eyet fold, , u . J.A.ftoRMBB.
Memphjsi Tennessee; May 12,1881.'
We have sold 1.296 bottles of S: S. a In a vear.
Llthasgtren universal sausfactton, : fair minded
imysiciana now recommena n as a positive specu
C, & MAN8FIKLD 40Qk '
Denver, OoL,-May 2.1881,
Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms of
aa& . .. , LtJaxisscrxB.:!
Bichmond, Va., May ll, 1881.
Yon can refer anybody to us in regard to the
merits of &.& a- ; , Pout MrxusftCOb
. Have never known S. S. a to fall to cure a case
ot Syphilis, when property taken. ' - - -'
H. L. DnmABD;
, V . j-, i : ELI WABHSHj'f;! J
? Perry.-Ga.
The above signers are- gentlemen of hlga stand
ing. . . A.H. OrapriT, Gov. of Ga.
s-f1iK asn' frHlrA waMa aasa ftin TV O A TM
VU TflOlAs TffP TV AAA UOAO JVUX VCUJa A V Oil X A-AAJ
OB WHEN CURED. Write for particulars.
81 .000 REWARD will be paid- to any chemist
who will find, on analysis of 1 00 bottles of a a a.
one particle of Merpury, . Iodide Potassium, brany
SWIJTSPECTFICi
DITlf 1 DXTX.V1JC IV ,
Proprietors. Atlanta. Ga.'
(tors. Atianti
aeia Dyaraggists everywnere..
aruasists everywnere.. -
'. For ftirthBrThformatlon writa for the little book.
' Sold by T. C. Smith, li R.,Wxlston 4 Co. and
WBson & BurwelL v ' -'
f ;jun25dly ' - :- ' - '-
WE HAVE opened a yard for the sale of lum
berlong lea pine a specialty.. Contractors
bills filled to order and. at short notice. Also,
manufacture doors,' sash, blinds, mantels aoa
bellow ' Yard and factory corner Ninth street
andRlcnmond Danville Railroad.
, ; , NEW.QOMB BBOa, Agents!
. sep8,dlmo - -
Cnew only tne brand of tobacco known as The
M Oaken Bucket , . , .
; ? OHE old Oaken Bucket,
; - The Iron-bound bucket
. . The moas-covered bucket,
. That hung In the welL
:':,' dHARM. JONES.
' ' i h Cjiarlolje, tup ole Agent,
Llberaftermrfdealeji. . ' ,'
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i a viotim of Tanthfnl intundsncB csustnc rrams.
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ARATOGA
CHY,
From Saratoga finrtm
N. Y. Anew wattru.
sembllng the imported
lohy. Recommended
as an antacid; cures dyspepsia, aids dlges
wvu, la a wvaui wuue. ana strong
diuretic Also,,
Balhorn Natural Mineral Water,
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Recommended very highly as a cathartic and al
terative and In all forms of dyspepsls.
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ALSO,
g CASES CONGRESS WATER,
0 CASES BOCK BRIDGE ALUM,
j q Cases buffalo lithia.
And a full supply of
IMPORTED APOLLINARIS
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fluoyadi Janos Waters.
TI GREAT ECRMi NOVELTY !
JJUNYADI JANOa
the best natural aperient.
: - , as a cathartic:
Dos: A wine glass full before breakfast
The atwe(-r''Hunyiidi Janos. Baron Lleblg af
firms that Its richness In aperient salu surpasMs
that of all other known waters."
The British Medical JoMmaZ "Hunyadl Janos.
The most agreeable, safest, and most efficacious
aperient water." , ,
j Pros. TKrcftow, Berlin. "Invariably good and
prompt success; most valuable."
Pro. Bamberger, Vienna -"-"I have prescribed
these writers with remarkable success."
Prof. Scamxmt; Wursaburg: I prescribe none
but this." '
,Prof. lander Brunton, M. D F. B a, London.
"More pleasant than its rivals, and surpasses
them In efficacy. M
Pro. Attorn, M. D., y. R. a, Royal Military Hos.
Pyey.'Preteored to Pullua and Frted
JOHN H. McADEN,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacist
North Tryon St,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
: DONT GO TO SAEATOGA
When you can get water Just as fresb and spark
ling as when it flows from the spring at Saratoga.
We receive this, water In large . block tin reservoirs
waieh we return as soon as emptied to be refilled
again every week. - . J. H. McADEN,
s ! .' Druggist and Chemist
Prescriptions carefully prepared by experienced
andoempetent druggists, day or night
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riTnrDip ecd!
f nrnip eed !
NEW CROP -
TURNIP SEED,
RED OR PURPLE TOP,
. WBrrit FLAT DUTCH,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
POMERANIAN WHITE (8 SbK
WHITE 0, ' ; ', r ;
GOLDES BALL,
YELLQW ABERDEEN,
BUTA BAQA
BLOOMSDALE SWEDE OB YELLOW.
LANDHETH'S SEED
' " ARE1 lL WAYS RELIABLE.
Go to
Wf ,E.JUARTIN, Agent,
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and
10 Ff?0?-
fresh Djmg? d- JEni Miedicines
Voae biit the ' '
Vrj Best Drugs
do I keep m wit stock.; Also, Tone and
Fancy Aies perfumeries, Combs
of an the best varieties, amj warranted
" ' '' to be good;' ;
Physlcaus, prescri
as are given tpec-
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na. : . . .
share " of public
- Hoping fcreelvtf a
patroBAge. I ant. tesnec
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Jeb8)-i,,.rt .....,jiWiri
!yin, Agt.
CIXY. PROPERTY
Otto Jwu 4a70B.(3AXtE,' -
lBlillsyh from the
public souare Jn Charlotte will tM sold cheap
On Masonabla tartna tA th&7hht kind of a
turcnaserxne aweinng is on a foil lot has nuie
comfortable tooths, brick kkchenrilnewell of wa
ter: ftej j The house is admirably adapted forth
residence of a lawyer, doctor or preaeher, having
an admirable library or study room, built for tbe
fNirriAiM. Vnr' tmthm ' n.MiaM,'.MlM'- tnrmS.
at7 Apply a'U.-..-i TTTrSiy nfFICE,
TjpHE Lot oa tho eevaer etNlnr-ttrget end,
JLv North Carolias RaUroaa,iroatlnrl40 feet w
AmuisneesanaairaieBt enus- ui onn fY'r, ,
BAilroaoV irlU either; br soh as a-whoieoi divided
into twlts 70-by loaieet Sukahleettbw
i m w
wu (niu9 a once ana tnoFOUguiy. &ilt
saitaue tiatrjcstorauys. mnxx '
. jffj.'i: . - v;aanotw,.w
sep3,a4w3moa
nt or zastory paQKMeayrAppjr . ,