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Biz months....: qq
Three months ,....:...' , 2. 00
One month '. '.. 75
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Out of the county, Poet-paid 2.10
gix month 1.05
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' Liberal Reduction for Club.
CHARLOTTE, N. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1881.
NO. 3,940.
Qvxs 5na as.
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JCST RBCR1VED A NEW LO T OF DRESS TRIM
MINGS, SUiAHS, 8ATIN9, ETO.
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-WE HAVE
A teitutlful line of BlSKtT FLANNEL3.
WE HAVE
- A MAGNIFICENT LINK OF CLOAK-?.-
YOU CAN GET
Dr ss Bu.tons, Bibbons, or anything la ourl'ne
CSKAP.
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Children's Mioses and Ladles' Fancy Hosier;.
REMEMBER,
Wehaveafplendld stock of CAEPET3, BUGS,
. & , Ac, &c.
(FATXMTBO 1VHS, 13TB, 1876.)
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We are daily receiving oar
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9
which will be more complete than ever before
and comprises the
LADIES', MISSES', CHILDREN8,
GENTS', BOYS', AND YOUTHS'
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A SPECIALTY.
Lower grades all soods In our Ur.e In variety and
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Stetson and Other Hats.
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ALL SIZES AND RRICE3.
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TRAINS GOttr& HOBTH.
Dats.Haf 15 '81
: ri - .
H No. 47
No. 49
Dally
No. 43.
Bally
DeJly.
Lv. Charlotte,
" A-L. Depot
" " Junc't,
" Salisbury, '
Arr.GreenSboro'
Lv.Ureensboro
Arr.Ralelgh
Lv. "
A rr. Goldaboro
Lv. Greensboro
for Richmond '
Lv. Danville
" N. Danville
" Barksdale
" Drak'sBf'ch
" Jetersvllle
A rr. Tomahawk
Arr. Belle Isle
Lv. "
Arr.Manchester
Arr. Richmond
4.05 am
6.15 AM
,6.2a AM
.'7.5a am
8.30 Am
9.50 am
4.15 pm
411 am
i 6.56 AM
'8.03 AM
8.25 AM
1.40 FM
1.45 FM
4.00 pm
I
&25 pm
10.21 AM
10 27 am
10 68 am
430 pm
6.07 pm
7.67 pm
8.18 pm
or Rlch-
AnT
fl
11.31 AM
11.83 AM
12.01 pm
1.20 pm
2.55 pm
12.37 pm
2.24 pm
8.20 pm
4.05 pm
4.10 pm
4.13 pm
4.18 PM
3.51 P1
4.28 pm
4.35 pm
4.38 pm
4.43 AM'
7.28 am
' TRAINS 60INB SOUTH. ;
Date.May 15 '80
No. 42
Daily. -
No. 48
Dally.
Wo. 60
Dally
Lv. Richmond
" Burkevllle
Arr. N. Danville
Lv. " "
Danville
Arr. Greensboro
Lv.
" Salisbury
10.45 pm
2.25 AM
7.00 am
12.00 M
2.43 PM
6 05 PMi
7.25 i
6.18 PM
8.17 p m
8.87 pm
10.83 pm
12.15 AM
12.20 AM
7.27 am
rr
9.26 am
9.31 AM
11.16 AM
Arr. A-L. Junction
12:45 PM
" Charlotte
Lv. Richmond
" Jetersvllle
" 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
7.51 PM
8.55 PM
9.27 pm
11.05 pm
12.26 AM
12.80 am
BALEM BRANCH.
NO. 48 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro. 9.40 pm
Arrive Salem 11-40
NO. 47 Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Salem 7-30 AM
A. rives Greensboro.. 9.00 am
NO. 42 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro 10.QO am
Arrives Salem 11-80 am
SO. 43-Dally.
Leave Salem -3 PM
Arrive Greensboro 7-80 pm
Limited malls Nos. 49 and, 50 will only make
abort stoppages at points named on the schedule.
Passengers taking train 49 from Charlotte will
get aboard at the K. ft D. R. B. depot. This train
makes close connection at Greensboro for Raleigh,
Goldaboro Newberne and all points on Wilming
ton A Weldon Railroad. . , ,
Passenger bains No. 47 and 48 make all local
stops between Charlotte and Richmond, and be
tween Greensboro, Raleigh and Goldsboro, No. 47
making connection with W...N. C R. at Salisbury
for Ashevllle (Sundays excepted), and -also con
necting at Greensboro-with -Salem --Brunch (Sun
day excepted).
Passenger trains No. 42 and 43 make all local
stops between Charlotte and Richmond, except
Query's, Harrlsburg, Cnlna Grove, Holteburg, Lln
wood and Jamestown. . , -
No. 43 connects with Salem Brancb at Greens
boro. A. POPE, ,
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i There la nothing more painful than these
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Edgar Cady, Owatonna, Minn., says :
About a year since my wife became euWect
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Mr. Burdltt writes :
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lDwJ!ftua!, P?6' I know your Pain Killes
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other Tonics, as ttj
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HASH BAE-SABI aorc.ir.
Julrl"
rhi hmnd of tobacco knownasThe
THE old Oaken Bucket,
The iron bound bucket,
; : The moss-covered, bucket,-
That hang la the well.
CH1S. B. JONES,
; Charlotte, N.C., Sole, Agenti
Liberal terms to dealejn. v
OBSERVATI ONS.
He loitered at the festival,
A goblet in his fist.
A wishy-washy fluid brimmed
The marge bis llplets kissed.
Quoth he, "I wish that I could get
A pair of trousers made
For summer wear as thin as th's
Consumptive lemonade.
Oil City Derrick,
WouMa't it be ageod idea to trim the Whit9
Bouse Into a hotel for the efflce-seekers, and let
them utilize the waste malaria? Puck.
Nobody will dispute John Sherman's right to
feel meaner than any man In the country. .boston
Post
Mr. Beecher confessed last Sunday that he stole
his mother's preserves when he was very, very
small.
If a dime with a hole In It is worth five cents, a
dime with two holes In it ought to be worth ten
cents. Kentucky State Journal.
A humorous bray: Said the lecturer: "The
roads up these mountains are too steep and rocky
lor even a donkey to climb; therefore I did not at
tempt the ascent." Boston Transcript.
Torktown to take command of an army ot 7,000,-
viuu men. rsui someming nas to ue uone to over
awe foreign despots.
Mr. Skeard Is to be the new Lieutenant-Governor
of Manitoba. Sometimes, however, a brave
man may be Skeard.
All things seem to work tomthnr for lh national
uaiiKs. a vrrmoni cow nas chewed up a pocKet
book containing $225 in bills.
Eve wasn't unhappy In the Garden of Fden be
cause she had "no thine to wear:" "because ' sha
satd. "what's the good of nice clothes where there
are no other women to envy?" That was what
gauea jsve. Burlington uawkeye.
Lord Algernon St Haur has advertised that ha
will not be responsible for the debts ot his son.
This Is all very well, but It won't be long before
Lord Algernon will be sending in a "transient"
something like this: Wanted One fatted calf.
Tt 1 A a nltlfnl t h1no n Viaov m. .Min. Iqv now
somfithlnar tastAa Ilka mniiBtoilin un. mH
then change color and try to look unconcerned
and Indifferent New Orleans Times.
A MAthnriifit minister In Tnn h.i hun ..iuinir
- v.iu UUK. UbVU DQTClCtl
MnrfnimflnHAri fAr Q f tTi Hf n r .mia n r , . v.
... mv" w. "vvuuu a IUUO. IJUIT 13
man going to preach about Noah's ark If he don't
get a chance to "size up" the animals once in a
while. New Haven Register.
"Don't you know that it is a felonv to steal a
pocket-book out of a gentleman's pocket?" asked
an Austin Justice of a hard case. "Ts. T knnwa
it, Jedge, but dat ar pocket-book bulged out so at
de sides dat I b'leeve you has so mucn speret in
yer dat yer would hab made a break for ir. thi-sait
Jedge, ef nobody was watchln' yer." Texas Sitt
ings. Mrs. Partington, reading an account of o rail
road accident, was much surprised to learn that
the engine had been driven-ofl the track by one of
ihe swlthes. "She shouldn't have thought." she
said, "th-it the great Iron engine would mind such
a little thing as a swlth." "Yes, but you must re
member, mamma," said Ike, gravely, "the loco
motive has a tender behind."
It's an ill wind. etc. : Two men dlsnuted ahnnt
their powers of endurance, and one said testily to
the other: "I bet you that I can hold my legs in
boiling water longer than you can." "Done," said
the other, and the steaming water was brought
In went the lees. No. 1 with an air of rieflanra TJn
2 with an edifying serenity. No. 1 began to wince,
No. 2 called calmly for the newspaper, No. l be
gan to find it Intolerable, No. 2 smiled at the hu
mor of the paper. "In heaven's name!" 8t last
exclaimed No. 1 , exasperated by the heat of the
water and the coolness of h'.s antasonist. "what i
roorleg made of?" "rVood," sententlously re-
pneu me otner. Anon.
EDITORIAL SHORT STOPS.
Over iii Virginia Mahone undertook
"to carry Africa into the -war" for a
consideration, but the trouble isthat he
has never been able to deliver the goods.
His bank account fell short with Rid-
dleberger on hand as so much unavail-
assets, and when Stratham, the would-
be Lynchburg. post master made a run
on his bank, the Democratic members
of the United States Senate closed the
concern until the directors could take
an inventory of the stock on hand.
"Nobody need doubt," says the Phila
delphia American, "that one of the sub
jects which will largely engage the at
tention of Congress during the coming
winter is the reduction of taxes." Very
rue ; and the branch of that subject
which most imperatively demands the
attention of Congress is the reduction
of tariff taxation under a protective
tariff. The principle of such taxation
has been formally pronounced uncon
stitutional by the United States Su
preme court.
In connection with the fact that a
large convention for the improvement
of the Mississippi River has just been
held at St. Louis, Mo., is the not less
significant fact that the improvement
of this stream has been under consid
eration since 1845. The Memphis Ap
peal has unearthed the proceedings of
the first Mississippi River improvement
convention ever held in this country.
It publishes the original call and the
entire proceedings, which are of inter
est at this juncture. The convention
met in Memphis in 1845, and was pre
sided over by John C. Calhoun.
The Inter-Ocean (stalwart organ)
puts in a level-headed plea for Guiteau.
All the average American requires is a
little time to think he'll come to his
senses and do right if he be allowed
time to turn the subject over and ex
amine all its phases. "Give Guiteau a
fair trial is the honest voice of the na
tion," says the . O. "There is but one
question, however, at issue in his case
is he crazy or sane? If crazy, hide
him from sight in a mad-house ; if sane
hang him for his crime."
Gen. Joseph Alexis Uhrich, known in
France as the "Defender of Strasburg,"
died in Paris, October 25th. He was
put in command of Strasburg after the
disaster of Reichshoffen. He had a very
insufficient number of troops at his
command. Being summoned to sur
render on August 23, 1870, he resolved
to defend the town which was at once
bombarded. It held out till September
27, having received during the month's
siege more than 200,000 projectiles.
Paris was enthusiastic oyer the gal
lantry of the defense, and changed the
name of the Avenue de l'lmperatrice to
that of Avenue Uhrich," but a council
of inquiry thought proper to blame the
general for his surrender, and the ave
nue resumed its former name. Gen.
Uhrich was born at Phalsburg, Febru
ary 15,1802. ,
I have the utmost confidence in the malls. En
close S 1 for two boxes, or $2.50 post office order
for six boxes of Celery and Chamomile pills and I
will take all risk for money and goods. Dr. C. W.
Benson, 106 North Xutaw street Baltimore, Md.
Write to Lydia ft Pinkham,, No.- 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass.',; for pamphlets relative to
the curative properties bthgr Vegetable Compound,
in aU female complahits.
M0TB3&& DON!T JUdW
Bow many children are Tunlshed for -being, mv
oouth, wilful, and lndlllerent to Instructions or
rewards, simply because they &rgout of health!
An Intelligent lady said tf a .child of this kiad:
"Mothers should know that If they weald give the
little ones moderate doses of Hop Bitters for two
or three weeks the children would be all a parent
could desire."
BY TELEGRAPH.
Fatal Accident at the Vulcan Steel
Works,.
St. Louis, Nov. 1. At the Vulcan
steel works an elevator loaded with
pig iron and carrying four men, fell a
distance oi mirty teet from the ma
chinery, Dreamng. A man named M.
C. Grail was crushed to death and two
others, named Daly and Marion, were
fatally injured. McGowen. the fourth
passenger, escaped uninjured by leap
ing to a projection in the wall while the
elevator was falling. Hugh Hogan of
me same worss naa Deen fatally hurt
just before the elevator accident by the
accidental upsetting of a ladle filled
with molten iron.
Reinforcing Troop in Ireland.
London, Nov. l. A troop ship will
leave Portsmouth to-day with 520 men
to reinforce various regiments in Ire
land. Orders have been received a
Athlone to have a flying column in
readiness to proceed immediately to
any part of the West-meath and Ros
common. -Snow
fell to-dav
j - v a u v btl
4. -V "
er pans or jungiana.
Large lob by Fire
jxew loitK, jnov. l. Moyera and
Bachman's brewery at Clifton, which
was burned last night, occupied nearly
half an acre and cost $80,000. The to
tal loss on the building, stock, machin
erv. etC- Will reach nearlv half a mil
lion. It was insured for a quarter of a
uiunon.
A Fatal Fig-lit About a Woman.
LawrencevtxLiE, III., November 1.
Albert Nichols and John Lenhan,
who had been paying attentions to the
same girl, fought and the latter getting
vruisuju, attempted to run away
Nichols shot him dead.
From Washington.
Washington. Nov. i. "R. w. stnvnt.
has been arrested at Union City, Tenn.,
j-vi uuauu 1A VUUUbCllClt Oil Vol UUIliUS.
xne uomptroiier or Currency will
probably appoint a receiver to-morrow
for the Mechanic's National Bank of
Newark, N. J.
His Naturalization a Nullity.
Salt Lake, Nov. 1. Chief Justice
Hunter has dpipidnd th&t r.hft naturali
zation of delegate Cannon was a nullity,
uwreuy sustaining liov. Murray's po-
oiuwu iu ei UNiiitr lii rir , rv mar. an
non had been elected to Congress.
Death of a Prominent Hotel Man.
Baltimore, Nov. 1. Col. Robt. Cole
man died to-day, aged 77. He was
formerly proprietor of the Coleman
T T -VT r , . .
rxuuse. ibw t orir. n;nr.aw Hrmao Kai
timore, and other hotels in other cities
and was widely known.
A Unnior that Gladstone will Retire,
LONDON. Nov. 1. Thfi Standard sara
Gladstone will shortlv rti frnm tha
Chancellorship of Exchequer, and prob-
auiy irom omciai llie.
WHERE SLEEP THE GREAT.
Where the Presidents of the United
States are Bnriid-From Washing
ton to Garfield.
The bodv Of Gfinrirft Wanhinfffnn i'a
resting in a brick vault at Mount Ver
non, in a marDie coffin.
John Adams was hnripd in a vanlh
beneath the TJnitari an f hnrrh at
Quincy. The tomb is walled in with
large Diocks of rough-faced granite.
John Quincy Adams lies in the same
vault by the side of his father. In the
church above, on either side of the pul
pit, are tablets of clouded marble, each
surmounted by a bust and inscribed
with the familiar epitaphs of the only
father and son that ever held tho hitrh.
est office in the gift of the American
people.
i nomas Jefferson lies in a small nn.
pretentious Drivat wmptprv rif innfor.
square, near Monticello.
james Aiaoison s remains rest in a
beautiful spot on the old Madison es
tate, near Orange, Va.
James Monroe's bodv rpnospa in TTnl.
lywood Cemetery, Va.,on an eminence,
commanding a Deautuui view of Rich
mond and the James river. Above the
body is a husre block of Doliahed Vir
ginia marble, supporting a coffin-shaped
oiock or granite, on wnicn are Drass
plates, suitably inscribed. Th whnln
is surrounded by a sort of Gothic tem
plefour pillars supporting a peaked
roof, to which something of the appear
ance of a bird cage is imparted by fill
ing in the interstices with iron grat
ings. Andrew .TarVann was hiirierT in tha
corner of the garden of the Hermirjuro
eleven miles from NasbriHe. The tomb
is eighteen feet in diameter, surround
ed by fluted -columns and surmounted
bv an lira. The tnmh is snrrminrieH hv
magnolia trees.
Martin van Knren was hnried nr.
Kinderhook. The monument is a plain
granite shaft, fifteen feet high.
William Henry Harrison was buried
at North Bend, fifteen miles from Cin
cinnati. John Tyler's body rests within ten
yards of that of James Monroe, in Hol
lywood Cemetery, Richmond. It is
marked by no monument, but it is sur
rounded by magnolias and flowers,
James K. Polk lies in the private
garden of the family residence in Nash
ville, Tenn. It is marked by a lime
stone monument, with Doric columns.
Zachary Taylor was buried in Cave
Hill Cemetery, Louisville. The body
was subsequently to be removed to
Frankfort, where a suitable monument
was to be erected, commemorative of
his distinguished services.
Millard Filmore's remains He in the
beautiful Forest Lawn Cemetery of
Buffalo, and his grave is surmounted
by a lofty shaft of Scotch granite.
Franklin Pierce was buried in the
Concord (N. H.) Cemetery, and his
grave is marked by a marble monu
ment. James Buchanan's remains lie in the
"Woodward Hill Cemetery at Lancaster,
Pa., in a vault of masonry. The monu
ment is composed of a single block of
Italian marble.
Abraham Lincoln rests in Oak Ridge
Cemetery, Springfield, DU enclosed in a
sarcophagus t Qf white marble. The
monument is a great pile of marble,
granite and bronze.
Andrew Johnson's grave is on a cone-
shaped eminence, half a mile fromd
Greenville, renn. The monument is ox
marble, beautifully ornamented.
The body of James A. Garfield has
been placed in a tomb at Cleveland.
It is worth remembering that nobody enjays the
nicest surroundings if in ad health. There are
miserable people about to-day with one foot in the
grave, when a bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic
would do them more good than all the doctors and
medicines they have ever tried. See adv.
The color ana lustre of youth are restored to
faded or gray hair by the use of Parker's Hair
Balsam, a harmless dressing highly esteemed for
its perfume and purity.
EDGEFIELD IN FLAMES.
Two-thirds of the Town Said to be
Destroyed Total Loss Likely to
Reach 9100,000.
News and Courier.
Columbia, Oct. 30 Information re
ceived here to-day states that a fire
broke out at Edgefield this morning and
destroved a laro-e nnrt.i
It is said that two-thirds of the village
was destroyed, rue loss is estimated
at $100,000. The fire is said to have
originated in a st.ahle enrlv tin
ing and is thought to have been incen-
uiaiy. Xkumors as 10 its extent are
somewhat indefinite, but all agree that
the destruction was verv orreat
The following is a list of the losses as
far as can be ascertained here : Mrs.
Tillman, hotel, livery stable and out
building, $6,800; S. W. Nicholson, three
stores and blacksmith shop, $8,500; W.
H. Brunson, stores and stock, $5,000;
Allen TTarr. atnnb- ftlOOAA W Ti Tann
store and stock, $4,500; E.Lieberstrutz,
block, s z,uuu ; renn & Anderson, stock,
$2,500 ; Dr. D. C. Tompkins, three stores,
$4,500: John L. Addison, nffl pa anrl r.wn
shops, $4,800 ; M. A. Markst, two stores,
; n . ij. ioison, store and stock,
$4,000; Clisby & Hart's store, $3,000;
Lawrence Cain,house and outbuildings,
$2,500; A. J. N orris, two stores, $5,000;
jMigeneid unromcie, stoCK, $800; Capt.
Marsh, stock. $2 500; TT. W. MpP.nl.
lough, stock, $2,000 ; W. E. Lynch, office
anu Btoca, $w,8uu ; oenacor Ji. u. uutier,
law omce,$auu; eneppara & uros law
omce. K1.000 : A. A. V, IShv ntAPfc and
store, $4,000; H. L.Wright, storehouse,
j,uuu; o . i. uodd, SCOCJC, $3,000; J. if.
Carroll, law office, $600 ; W. D. Ouzts.
two law offices, $1,500; B. P. Coyer,
slock, $i,ouo; colored co-operative store
and stock, $2,500; Wade Youngblood,
it is not yet Known what the insur
ance amounts to. The fire broke ou
just before dawn this morning in the
stable of Mrs. Tillman and destroved
nearly the whole business portion of
me town, only three stores being left
xne ore is proDaoiy the work of an
incendiary.
YELLOW FEVKB PEE VENTED.
The engineers of the Central Railroad of Geor-
ei a an, lrrk ..V. j a. 11 .
- " rv v TIVXDb lUiOOlUd
tlf lTlfiIlPnfP.. frlTJy In onrl amfnA nrt f 4 Onn
- 2i 1 1 uum wui.upj VU b VL OaTOU'
iMMi a.!, uiucrcub uuura or me nignc. ana also in
RnAndlncr nntiro nfarita in tha ah-b in4nn vA
taken sick, but speeUly recovered) we continued
ua vui uoutu jjwu nciiiuu a circumstance we can
account for In no other way but by tbe eflects, un-
- -----w. w, vk. uuwuuai OUU lAUilUUCU UoC
or Simmons Liver Begulator wblle we were expos-
cu iv una iuoiario.
ONE OF THE REASONABLE PLEASURES
Of li fft- A nmnArl? rnAIra maol c ffn. a iihia A
" -v-. wvaiA tuvui auuiui) llUirj Ul UJ
present enjoyment, and much subsequent torture
w a wuuiiAAAAcu uopcytiu. xut wiien cnromc mai-
gesuon is comoaciea wn Hostetters Stomach
RiltPTJ thA f rkTVrl 1o fiQton nrft-rt Mtlah 4
w-.wf wi u VtMVU VV A VIA XCllOU) OUU lllVStl 111T"
DOrtant Of all. in asslmllfltorl hv nnrl nmirlahoo f Via
system. Use this grand tonic and corrective also
iu reiueuy cunsupauon, Diuousness, rheumatism,
iotci auu ague.
jror sale Dy all Druggists and Dealers generally,
novl
SO DAYS TRIAL
ALLOWED.
Paf -"1-W Ja. U,I87
WE WILL. SEND, ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL,
ElectrVolfatcpafice
suffering from N-rvo-.iBWeiU(ne8c,Oen
eral Debility, hi-s ot nerve force or vigor,
or any disease rcsalfinir frrtrn ABUSES and Othbt.
Causes, or to any oho afflicted wiui Rheuma
tism, Neuralgia, Pinal v vis. Spinal Difficulties,
Kidney or Liver .T.nxiMes, Lame Back, Rup
tures, and other 'Diseases of the Vital Organs.
Also women ti oublc-a wiih diseases peculiar to
their sex.
Speedy relief mid complete restoration to
health guaranteed. Tltoe are the only
Klectrie AiIiMncf that have ever
been cons! ruc(sl upon Hcientifie prin
ciples. Their tliorouli efficacy has been prac
tically proven with the most wonderful
snceess, and ttooy linve the highest
endorsenientx irom medical and scien
tific men,Hiid from hundreds who have
been quickly ami radically cared b
their use.
Send at once for Illustrated Pamphlet, giviD
lil information free. Address,
VOLTAIC EELT CO., Xanasil, Xich.
July81
IvoftssiomCL
Z.B.TAHC. W.HBAHJfT.
VANCE & BAILEY,
Attorneys and OounseDon
' CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Practice in Supreme Court of the United States,
ouyreme xun 01 jNorui uarouna, neaerai
Courts, and counties of Mecklen
burg, Cabarrus, Union, Gas
ton, Rowan and Da
vidson. LJ? Office, two doors east of Tndenanriftneff
Square. may29 tf
RO. D. GRAHAM,
IN the State and United States Courts. CoUee
Hons. Home and Forelen. solicited. Ah
stracts of Titles, Surveys, &&, furnished for com
pensatlon.
Oma iV. S. Corner Trade & Tryon streets
Charlotte. N. C Ian. 6.
TO LET.
PLEASANT room in private family, near centre
of town ,to one or two single gentlemen. In
quire at Dr. Young's dental office, next door to Dr.
J. H. McAden's drug store.
oot30 2i
SONEST jz:
Twis t Chewing T9baee
Bewm of lrnltailons. None geWie nnless ac
companied with our "Honest 7" eopigated label
hlch will be found on head ot every box.
Manufactured only by rBBOWN ft BBO.,
feb20 2w Winston, N. a
WE HAYE SOME
Ml Ill BARGAINS
IN SEVERAL LINE3 0FQOOD3 THAT WILL PAT T0U TO EXAMINE. WE HAVE SOME
CROCHET SHAWLS
a little damaged, we are selling tery low. We are offering some lines of DRESS 000DS at prices that
will surprise you. Our stock of
PASIMENTRYS AND ORNAMENTS
Is varied and cheap. Just received some new and handsome patterns. Call and examine our stock
"Tower" Sheets, "Trevere" Kids, "Evitfs" Shots,
HAHGRAVES & wilhelm.
SMITH BUILDING, TRADE ST.
novl
Our Fall m
Complete took.
OUR PREPARATIONS
TRADE BEING NOW
ENTIRELY
WLnte our len8 a?J? tb.RH!)1,f enerally t an Inspection of the attractions dlsplay
M , Ji. conndenUy asserting that they wlU be found in even respect up to the standard. In submlt
nng this we would call special attention to the styles of our own deslgnand manufactureTwhich we Tcon-
v" uauuuutui, uia cuure maava.
and standing of our House, is a full guarantee that
of our own manufacture are strictly firat-elaaa. W
JSSSMJ Pm. d variably tasurtog them absolute bottom prlcea Our object hal always
been te brine about a dinnlaT pvprr waann of a tnii tin- ,,t rrvv. . f 3
m.s5lp of Clothing Is equal to any of the best In the country. We don't say that our produc
ESS! 1 i1 otnera: w,e ieasonable and never exaggerate; we tell every CTMtomeVthe
KAL?.6.11?!16 our !,mploy f d0 o'herwi'e. or in any instance to misrepresent goods In order
JJL?mpll8.hv.a 8aleX V.r end-e?2lT18 10 Pfcaw. and to give to each customer the value of every dollar
WTtAR? spvpV at -?vr lln25.S?T8 ' TOBMBHIMG GOODS la complete In all branches? NECK
oct9
DEALER IN
:es,
Tinware & House FurnishiDg Goods.
MANTELS and GRATES,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
Particular attention paid to
ROOFING AND SPOUTING.
None but firnt-class hands employed. Call for the
BARLEY SHEAF STOVE.
oct29
Chew only the brand of tobacco known as The
Old Oaken Bucket.
THE old Oaken Bucket,
The lron-bormd bucket,
The moss-covered bucket.
That hung in the welL
CHAS.B JONES,
Charlotte, N. a, Sole Agent
Liberal terms to dealers.
Quickly and
Permanent
ASTHMA
DrtiM0B AsthmaRemedy
is aneanaled m s Dodtiye
Alterative and Oare for
and all their atteadant evils. It does not merely
afford temporary relief, bat IS permanent core.
Mrs. B. F.Lee, of Belmore, O., aaya of If. "I an
turorittd at (A oeedv tfeei ot vowr remcdv. Jlia
(A tret medicine fct k years that hat looeeneA my
couak and naJe expectoration eary. I now tlcep alt
night without coughing." If yoar druggist does not
keep it, send for treatise and testimonials to
S5S Broadway, Hew York.
oct27 aw8m i
r-TtVP EDITION OF
it a r. 1 & ra t i
BhTK
versions!
ES REVISES VtKBlDRS
ARAT.LBL PaOXS.
I Pa URI
BOOK
errois. unanaes anown at
tmoiiott. - Bells XepidlV. OoDtaininc I rjoO
AHTk0Ku&t AU
mp3&w3qq
Stoves
Heaters
Ran
CURED
FOR THIS SEASON'S
COMPLETE,
e are lusonea in asserane that the lone exnertence
our Clothing Is the most reUabll The garment!
am wmatkntw -Z?J .tZiL 5 ,cle
L. BERWANGER & BRO.,
Leading Clothiers and Tailors.
This great specific cures that most loathsome
disease
WHETHER IN ITS PRIMARY, SECONDARY OR
TERTIARY STAGE.
Removes all traces of Mercury from the system.
Cures scrofula, old sores, rheumatism, eczema,
catarrh, or any blood disease.
CURES WHEN HOT SPRINGS FAIL!
Malvern, Ark., May 2. 1881.
we have cases in our town who lived at Hot
Springs and were finally cured with S. 8. 8.
McCaumon & Mcbrt.
a a a fc Lo,Jw,,tej Kentucky, May 18, 1881.
8. 8. a has given better satisfaction than any
medicine I have ever sold. J. a. UlixNiB.
v Memphis, Tennessee, May 12. 1881.
. We have sold 1,296 bottles of S. 8. a in a year.
It has given universal satisfaction, Fair minded
physicians now recommend it as a positive specif
ic S. Maxbtckld a Co.
Denver, CoL, May 2, 1881.
JEVflrr nnronHAPr inailri In tha hlriaa f.m a
- . r vvhwu u .uv ui,uvn wiuid VA
a a a l. musbktkk.
w Richmond, Va, May 11, 1881.
Yon can refer anybody to us in regard to the
merits of a a a Polx Millkb A Co.
Have never known 8. a a to fall to cure a case
ot Syphilis, when properly taken.
H. L. Dxuhakd,
Eli Wabbxm,
- Perry, Ga
The above ahmera tn i?pntlnmn nf hiah nii.
ing. A. H. Colquitt, Gov. of fis.
"o'L J.0?? TO BKPAID
xun noanvuiuu, wxite ior parncuiars.
SI .000 REWARD will he naM tn an. .kaml.t
who will ft nil. nn nnalvattt nf 1 nn KfiA a a a
one particle of Mercury, Iodide Potassium, or any
, Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga
Sold by druggists everywhere.
For fuTther information write for the little book.
Bold by T. a Smith, L. B. Wrlston fc Co. and
Wilson & BurwelL
Jnn2fvdly
Druggist by ExainatioD.
W. P. musns, AGT. f. W, ltSOWXU
GOto -
W.P.M1RVI5, lg&o.
and Successor to T. Beta ft Co.
POB
Fresh Drugs and Pure Medicines
None but the
Verj Best Drags
do I keep in my stock. Also, Toilet and
Fancy Articles, Perfumeries, Combs
Brushes, Tooth Brashes, ike., ft.
GARDEN SEEDS
of all the best varieties, and warranted
to be good.
Physicians' prescriptions are given spec
ial attention.
y Hoping te receive s share Of public
patronage, I am. respectfully, ,
feb8 W. P. MAR v IN, Agt, ft CO.
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FOR SALE.
A Desirable building lot on the corner of Church
and Stonewall streets, for further inf 01 ma-
iHon apply to Wm, B, MYERJ.
wmv vow af SaH Jbrnmrn
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