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IKON BITTERS are tognly rr
mptU, Intermittent levers vtt )f Appetite, Xoss of
Btxenctlli Lack Of Kncrgry, Ct It enriches the blood, strengthens
tha mSdSvAti Hew lif to the nervea. acfc Uke a charm on the
iration 5vi5 libtblacken the teeth or Rive headache.
vfi T ST.tTTII.- Mf tw the ABC Book. S2 pp. of useful an
:fijaj ldmffrfsta. Write for the
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pliBctHaticotts.
AT LESS THAN
Auction Prices.
THE
THE
FINEST COLLECTION OF
SILVER-PLATED
ILTKB-F11TID
WAR
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Erer exhibited In Charlotte.
JUST RX CXI VXD:
ROGERS'
TRIFLE-PLATE KN1VK3,
81-60 DOZEN.
AfuU line of "'
Tai i Fancy Silver Ware,
At greatly reduced prices.
Call early and get first choice.
Respectfully,
J. BR00OIILD & CO.
nor 10
AT ffcOO PES BET. AN IlfUENSS 8TOCK OF
ALSO
CHBOMOS ud CORNICES.
A fall line of ' '
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with ths tnnaoll nerr
Tmiliai not dona tha
Chrttln Uhnrcn. ttToy.
THElGREATiGURE
RHEUMATISM
ii
Aiit la :
for all diaeMM of the KIDNEYS,
IVER AND BOWELS.
It'cilowTiiw' the system of the acrid poison
that onuses ' the dreadful rtrfferinx which
THOUSANDS OF CASES 1
Of the worst Itarma of this terrible tlsssss
fcambean aniokljr rellered. to. a short tboe
1 PERFECTLY CURED. - i
and sj& Snunsnse
ale ineveiTpertof the Counter. In hun
dreds of eases It has eared where all else had
tailed. Xtis mild, but efficient. CKKTAXS 1
Mmm ixs f bat harmless in all oases.
GTlt elwinses. StMaarthens and rlre. Hew
Urn toalAIhe Important organs of the body. .
The natocal aetton of the Kldneysls restored.
be"TATe UelaiAaedDran disease, and the
ff'rv"1' i 'Timl hftnlthfiillT In this
A way the wezts dlssasaa are mdioctod from
the system. v-i
As It has been proved "by thonssads that
is the most eObota&l remedy for cleansing the
system of all morbid seoretlons. It should be
need in every household as a
SPRING MEDICINE.
Always cures , BH20USIIESS, COKSTXTA
TION.PHJSS and tURHlLI Plsssses.
Is pot bp iaSiy TestiaUe Ten, lntm cans,
one package of which mutes Squirts medleme.
Also in IAmUl Itn, Tery OesSjentmtedfor
the eonrenlence of those who cannotreadilypre-
parels. It cut wit equal t0rieeiteltherfonm.
GET IT OT YOUR DRUGGIST. PRICK, $1.96
WELLS, RICHARDSON A Co., Prop's,
Wm send the dryposHwld.) BFB.IJSGTOS, TT.
March 27 d&w ly
mmmm
Only Vegetable Conjpound that
acis airecuy upon tne i-iver, ana
cures Liver Complaints, Jaun-
gestion, strengthens tne system,
regulatesthe bowels, purines the
blood. A Book sent free. Dr.
Sanford, 162 Broadway
MtobKsale fiv ALiJcaoaaifl'rs.
amr8-deod eow-ilr. ' " - - j
P.C.WILSON, i
CHARLOTTE, R. C,
LOUIS COOK,
CoUns Baggy
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TOR TBI BALI OV
BDQQIE8. CARRIAGES. PHAU-TONPL BPRTSra
t tOP BTJG0tgfe5.
iar in b"i
8TATESVIIXE, a Kl'l ; I
' 1 itiis noose nas oeen teasea 101
A br Mrs. Dr. ReevesvwhOM
keen a strictly Orat-cJasa bouse in everr resnecU
Commodious sample -raoasa 00 arst aosLsecOnd
Tne natrooage of th pitbito is oiiofte. J, .-
bu on the oontrary, was tollowtd b.
Since tuina ill have done twloe the 1-
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THE CtJSS-ED MONOPOLY.
lAMi: AIO FAK1ED piSMA
IN THE COTTON EXPOSITION.
XTIial' tbw nicknd an sutUIs)
Sratem of RaUlrvstda la Doing- so De
velop the Countrr THe "ImmeMo
P Deposits) f Oeld, Iron, Coal smd olh
or Wlaioravls WsUUns to be rorsxed.
bar. Charleston News and Conifer. - " "( ,
Atlanta, Nov. 10. The railroad ex
hibits in the Exposition to which I
have already called attention, were col
lected at an expense to the different
flnWparticjpatine in,, the' dteplay. Of
more than forty thousand dollars. They
embrace the widest possible range of
all the products and untold resources
of, the richest country in the world, and
as such are rare Btudy for the:; political
economist and the capitalist seeking
5 rentable iirreBtinents for fhis money,
'he exhibit of f ; 1
THE RICHMOND AND DANVILLE SYSTEM
of roads will te of more than ordinary
Intarest te tho peppl of South Carolina,
more than five hundred miles of whose
territory is traversed by the lines under
control of this wealthy corporation.
About the 1st of August the Richmond
and Danville Company, determined to
make an exhibit at the Exposition. At
that:time nothing had , .been done and
no material had been secured 6 make
the exhibit, but by active canvassing
through its agent, by the distribution
of circulars and by employing subordin
ate agents in various localities, a fair
illustration- of the -resources of the
regions penetrated by - this system
of roads has been gathered. In the
exhibit -the products of North Caro
lina occupy a large space r qB . ac
count of the large number of miles 'of
road owned And operated in that State
and the popular Interest takjen in"the
success, of the display. TroBOXrginia
there is a handsome but, snssller , dil-!
play, because the lines run morejargery
through farming than through mineral
regions. From the line of he Rich
mond and Danville JRoad proper there
is a fine display of coal, slate, gran ite
iron and-copper ores, tobacco and other
products. The Virginia Midland Road
occupies-a handsome, space and shows
the finest .ty pes of iron, manganese,
barytes, limestones, building'stones and
L woods.
THE DISPLAY FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
is astonishingly small, although the
same circulars were issued and the same
means employed to get a fair illustra
tion of her material resources as were
used with abundant success in the other
States traversed by this system of roads.
In North Carolina the commissioner of
agriculture heartily co-operated with
the agent of the railroad company, jtbe
two working together in such way as to
redound to the mutual advantage of
both. From the agricultural depart
ment of South Carolina, though the
same facilities were extended, the agent
Of the road received no aid and no con
tribution whatever. The only material
from South Carolina in tho exhibit in
the way of minerals was furnished by
Professor Charles Fromer, of Anderson
county. There is, however, a' fine col
lection of woods, embracing about one
hundred and fifteen varieties,', from
Oconee county, furnished bra commit
tee of Citizens with Mr. G. Wanner as
chairman, and partly by Mr. Shelor, an
enterprising German - citizen of that
county. Below Anderson county, from
the line of the Columbia and Greenville
Road, there is no exhibit of any kind,
and from the line of the, Chailotte, Co
lumbia and Augusta Road there is only
one single specimen of clav taken from
the kaolin depwits in Aiken ' county.
There is'nothinsr from the line of the
Spartanburg,' unioh 1 and Columbia
Roads, and nothing from the Asheville
and Spartanburg Road. In South Caro
lina 650 miles of road are controlled by
the Richmond and'Danville - Company,
and in North Carolma 552 miles. so that
it would seem the displays from the two
states should nave oeen nearly equal.
Mn the'Eichmond ' and Danville ex
hibit there is nrobablv one of the most
remarkable displays of wood of every
merchantable Tariety overseen at one
time or in one place.' The forests from
which these specimens were taken ; lie
in North Carolirm, South Carolina and
Georgia, -and embrace vast areas of
original growth from which but little
has vet be4n taken "save what has been
needed tor sirpply; the demands of a
purely local character. In-these ' for
estaareto.be .found the choicest Tarie
ties of all. the hard woods, and the for
ests of North Carolina particnlarif, as
displayed in the exhibit, are to be found
tm ombers most desirable for eaoipet
making purposes, for components -of
vehicles, for car building ana lot erpdr'
tation. The newly developed -lines of
the Richmond Danville system, with
low rates of freight and good manage
ment, promise to bring these vast re
sources of timber within easy reach of
all demands Jhat ufll be made upon
iTWBPLAT.
In this exhimt-embraces a variety and
extent of otesiaxKjjjninerala which is
astonishing. In It are. found not only
all varieties c4rro treaViuch as hema
tites, umomtes . and magnetic ores, but
also the chrome orea.aM carbonates of
iron. Owirig to the geological forma
tion of much of the country traversed
by this system of roads, particularly in
North Carolina, it furnishes abundant
specimens or the finest and most de
sirable magnetic ores, the analysis of
which renders them peculiarly de
sirable forUtlalXtrorks. At present
there is a large demand for these ores
as ores, andther are ehibned in large
Quantities to Northern establishments.
With a lateaddttioEvof the Virginia
Midland Railway, connecting with the
vueBiN9tth.v iuiu jauj Aaiiroaa un
Charlottesville, Virginia to the Rich-:
mond and Danville ystjbm, ready ac
cess nas Deen secrrrea. ta tne great coal
fields of WestiYIrjiaia, and with the
projecteu extension ; 91 tne Ricnmona
and Danville-system; now being rapid
ly pressed forward to Birmingham,
Alabama, it may be readily seen that
all this wealth of iron ores, lying inter
mediarybetween two of the grandest
coal field. systenlnthe United 8totedJSrffi55?
supplennfcy Richmond
fields, immedTateryon the line of the
road, this toiSfrrrble auxiliary will
inevitably bring -about great develoo-
ment 01 iroa pruuuuw.
Hardly less -important will be th!
cheap and ready coal-etipply to a mu
greater ana inner aeveiopment of the
Woof. mannMaS'Af nMASA tmlA .llvm
lead and zinc Wlilch so largely abound1
111 wie regignaxrayjirETa oy uus system
01 roaas. as tnis exmou are aispiavea
specimens of copper ores, which from
thett aiecan4richhessftafrj0j
Buoviuieus ui rennea mgon copper; ue
riyed from them, excite.the surprise and
aamirauo or jji,hile" ir has not
been hitherto annnnoAd . thnf. nflvar nit
iSGWlPW abundant in North
yona, mAarge- and rich displays
made would-seeia) tindlcatTOjt 7&A
tiniaoria iojkwnf bvDsVidson count
u wmmu i, 1 hit 1 ai: u ib imu-sk-u'
Which has ItanfflnAii Iri .TRiflMmnr. h,.
ialK4SSSRSSR
T ,fPyeaw. expo&jift
IK'
LLf
mm Vrtseuted and of mIffi'
fuI phuret ores containing gold, botho
e.1
of
ipjC.ftmpingfand
There - Are , Also crold a t
tas?en irom the : caiiidrnia wmmesana
loss
isa
case cohtain in g specimens of 'nuggets,
washmgs from placer .nTlneSjtgoldijbars
andrtetorted goldnot essla value than
$14,000 in the aggregate.. It is sai3 upon
the highest authority tbatthe'gOld'ores
in the Dahlonega' regions of ' Georgia
are for the' most part free milling: ores,
and ar a worked at a minimum, of cost
the post of mining and stamping pre
properties, how profitably wOTKeaDnot
exceeding fifty cents per ton,' whicn
would appear to give even: the Wwest
grade ioree at a fair margin of rprofit , to
the miners In the large display from
North Carolina, consisting both-of sul
phurets and free milling ores, many of
the-specimens from, the yarioua. mines
are accompanied by an accurate analy
sis made by Prof.'Hanha, of the United
States mint at Charlotte,which give a
range of Talue'pri.frbjQ $250
.; n, H ; f j THE COST jQF MINING. ' '
? : f In 1 connection witl" in.yestmenis in
mining properties and it ; working- and
developing mines, it may1 be said that
this1 field presents inducements) and ath
tractioua which cannot be met" with hi
the remote "regions of the Weak "It
needs no argument to show that:the
immense difference in the cost Of trans
portation alone gives a larger, margin
of i profit. The cost of transporting
miilsand all mine and miners supplies
is a serious tax when it comes to be
considered that the metal prod act Of
the Western mines has to be shipped to
the East by express atisk ,nd. heavy
cost. A large portion of the oresTiaye
to be transported to redoctfOmil 'works
In San Francisco, fn the Eastern cities
oriacross the water to the establish
ments of the Old World, and the greater
advantages of this section in mining
operations will at Once be seen a sec
tton t no point more than a day's: ride
from the port cities on the Atlantic
?oast, not exceeding forty-eight hours
rom New. York and the other great
'cities of the North, and possessing11 a
system of railways already highly de
veloped and being rapidly extended.
Add to-this a genial climate, healthy
alike in summer ana winter, a popula
tion not only highly civilized and weFl
ordered, and every advantage of culture
and refinement which could be desired
by any one wishing to acquire an in
heritance and establish a permanent
home for himself and posterity. Add
to this again a soil producing all the
cereals of the finest qualities, delicious1
fruits of every variety, the great staples
of cotton and tobacco, adapted to the
most varied systems of agriculture,
with lands so cheap as to come within
the means of all and offering to those
wishing to make investments, whether
in mining lands,' in farming lands or in
timber lands, a field of selection so va
ried as to meet every. taste and want
In addition to; the-great-
LEADING COMMERCIAL MINERYLS
to which allusion has Seen made there
is a bewildering display of others that
are also of great importance in the arts
and ia commercial valneJor example
corundum is displayed not only in mas
ive form, from which the finest emory
wheels and grinding powder are made,
but also in the gem form. - From Wes
tern North Carolina in this exhibit
there are beautiful specimens of exquis-
fenuine blue, pink and white sapphires,
nown in the- trade as "Oriental gems ;"
beautiful and valuable cut and polished
garnets, amethysts aqua marines, cairn
gorms, the atfenfte' rutilated
quartz and rate-liquid, bearing crys
tals. ,- 'xaI- -vi-r .. 1
There art alsaTa lTie North Carolina
department jd the Rlchmohti and Dan
ville eiMWt nnmerotl-raijd 'fine speci
mens of al-Jijnatalnsed in the
manufacture of porcelains, such as ka
olin, feldspar, porcelain, clay, barytes,
manganese, chrome ores so valuable
for the manufacture of biichromate of
potash nickel ores, zinc, soaps tones of
great variety, pure talc,' plumbago, as
bestos, hones and whetstones, and a su
perb display of black, white and flesh
tinted marbles.' It wil not do to omit
the fine display of mica, for which: the
mines of North Carolina are so celebrai
ted and furnish more than 75 per cent,
of all the mica consumed in the United
States. -
Not the least' interesting feature of
the Richmond aid Danville exhibit in
the Exposition is the display of
AGlpCT7liTUBAI PRODUCTS.
It contains ! neibADs the finest show of
bright tobaccos from North Carolina
and Virginia ever made ' before attmy
tmae'or place.' The-pricea attached to
the various samples show a value of
from twenty dollars to one hundred
dollars per one hundred pounds. The
belt in which this bright tobacco can be
nown lies almost wholly in North Cart
olina, to-day without a rival in the prof
and without a competitor in the mark
ettj Tha's&mples shownujf -al..varietne
tit thmtlcxm.rAn fcfrdrve arabriattri
passed :-iir-thehexf eetion-bf tt grain,
climate to' the successful "enrtivatio
and perfect development of .'these
cropsv'.-!. i'.ii i
Deservinsr of esoecial mention in con
nection With thiajtjjil. 4 !
THK DISPLAY Oy DBlSDTBTnTS, '
gacheK apples and blackberries. The
lit is dried in the sun;and -rivals the
process dried fruit ln beauty of color
ana -surpasses is m;uauiT ,m xair
fruit years the shipment of rthis pro
duct alone over the- line f-the Rich
mond and Danville road, is from eight
to nine million pounds, the shipments
of the fto.lnaktaz ; the - display; Hall
Brothers,: kV Hickory, ..N; ,CL, alone
amounting to 1,600,000 pounds pet aii-
As a conclusive indication 01 tne im-
mense and valuable field lor- invest-
bientulifferedinitlieri
conntry developed .bj ,,ih ,Bichnwnfi
andDanyille- aystem of railroBdai it
maybe atatectthat of the material of
the great and Tariea exnroit mane
haa yet;feeen 'eYeloped' or made sub
ject oLInYstmeot.' Of cpurse a specu-
ior lUtovawaPie .propernes an wuuuku
The soccess liHehdirig the grand 6t-
lifbItOf-the-,'Rftjhmnnd and Danville.
never netterti
novAr TtAT.tAr T.rtnrr sr. nmunL r
road 4s due to UiejinUring exertions Of
Captviix ui Atcrhail, 1 01 wenmonu,
whose' fine intettleence. wide informa-
naYflaBieftnAuwcouetjso IVJEr
jmoatxtensive and .magnificenti als-
(niirht iMin in the tYtaA skin and em assnne.
tatok yellow coat, dlgsstlon is impaired, an am
steasnt staking sensation at tle pit of the stom
acltls eioerteaeed. tbe txmels tare trresnlar, the
mind fretful, tne memory weakened, sometimei
allgnt eoagn. coldness of the bands ana xeei. so
ttatt ksna et sDMUto-uid it others nnnati
JieMtlnslsv fond, dizziness
erannaler teed, dlzzlnessof tba bead, blurring
lore uta ATM. oeDiMmi smnu.
tts. bad oreatn, iee
lag efnneeitaCoty of bating hrftrsometsang nndone
luceatys'tellwnat'it Oav Takoi BlmmooauLlrer
Rsgnlator, tt !CItJDBai;.aU tbese feelings and
1 V .-i in iii.9MiLi) inwm Mt " .4 -it
TWoolos and hutzo of yo srorestered
faded-or srmy hair . br. thai nasTS Parker's i Hair
rr
cured?
eaauy
iftagtsjnfrfpittreSgofd, ranjg,
rjoaaripownn une-ot7iqau
attractive- features in the diSplaV
THECREAT
mmimxt
i 1
RHEDlATISffi
I
"?iii'ji) wbimikH, M-uuiuuuy,
Backache, Soreness of the Che sf,
' Gout, Quinsy, Sdre Throat, Swell
' ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Par and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
K Piwparatiott on eaxta eqmls Sr. Jacobs Oik
.as a afe, sure, gimpl and cheap, External
Eeraedy. A1 trial eDtalls 'bnt the ' eomparatfrely
trifliog omUay of 60 Cents, and eTory one ufferin 5
with pala can haTe cheap and positive proof of its
claims.. .- . ' ' .
. DlrectioQs In Eleven Languages.
SOLD BY All, DEUGGISTS ASD DEA1EEB
. ri MEMonrB.
A. VOGEIiER & CO.,
BalUmwre,ird.,V.a.A.
; dec80dA w ly
Ladies
Do you want a pure, bloom
ing Complexion? If so, a
few applications of Hagan's
MAGNOLIA BALK will grat
ify yon to your heart's con
tent. It does away with Sal
lowness, Bedness, Pimples,
Blotches, and all diseases and
imperfections of the skin. It
overcomes the flushed appear
ance of heat, fatigue and ex
citement. It makes a lady of
THIRTY appear bnt TWEN
TY: and so natural, gradual,
ana perfect are its effects,
that it is impossible to detect
its application.
Jan. 22
Riikond and Danville . Railroad.
PASSE3TGEB DEPAETMEUT.
On and after June 5th, 1881, Passenger Train
Service on tbe Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line di
vision of this road will be as follows:
N. Y.
Express
No. 47,
B.'
u. a
U. a Mall
Ko.45,
Vast Man
EASTWARD.
No. 49,
L've Atlanta
4.00
5.18
6.64
&14
9.20
10.58
12.14
2.88
8.85
AM
AX
AH
8.15
47
5.59
7.15
840
10.20
11.40
2.13
8.15
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
AM
AM
6.80 PM
7.45 pm
9.06 pm
10 16 PM
11.25 pm
1.00 AM
2.11 AM
431 AM
5.85 am
Arr. 8nwanee....D
. Lula.........E
M Toccoa.:
AM
r". Seneca..... .G
" Oreenv'le ..B
M 8partan'g...K
PM
PM
PM
": Gastonla....L
' Cbarlotje...M!
N. Y.
Express
No. 48.
trsT-
WESTWARD.
U. a Mall;
No. 42.
IFastMaU
No. 5a
L've Charlotte..
Gastonla..
M. Spartan'g.
" Greenv'le,.
" Beneca
Teeooa
' " L ola
M Suwanee..
An. Atlanta ....
120 PM
1 27 PM
8.50 PM
5.07 pm
6.51 pm
8.01 PM
ftl6 PM
10.88 pm
12X5 AM
12.43
1.43
406
5.18
7.02
8.16
9.81
1054
12.20
AM
AM
12.33 AM
1.17 AM
. 8.12 AM
4.24 am
5.47 AX
6.53 AX
8.09 am
9.22 AM
10.35 AX
amH
AM
AM
AM
AH
AM
PM
" - - OONKECTlONa
' A wKh arriving trains of Georgia Central and
A W. P. Railroads. ,. .
B with arriving trams of Georgia Central, A ft
W. P. and W.4A, Railroad a.
C with arriving trains of tbe Georgia Railroad.
D with Lawreneevllle Branch to and from Law
rencevlUe,Ga. .
E with Northeastern Railroad of Georgia to and
from Athens, Ga.
E with Elberton Alr-Llne. to and from Elberton,
Oeorgia.
G with Columbia and Greenvllls to and from
ColumMa and Charleston, a C.
H with Columbia and Greenville to and from
Columbia and Charleston a C .
K with Spartanburg and Asheville, and Spartan
burg, Union and Columbia to and from Henderson
and Asheville, and Alston and Columbia.
L with Chester and Lenoir Narrow Gauge to and
from Dallas and Chester. ,
' M wUh 0,C.A. a C R. A D. and A., T. 4
O. for all points West, North and East r
Pullman -palace sleeping car service on trains
Nos. 47 and 48, dally,, without change between
Atlanta1 and New York. - -;APOPB,
tjaa5 General Passenger Agent,
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NOTICE.
'.1 - : c: 11 . .- .! ;
THE meeting of the stockholders, and directors
ef the North 8tate Copper and Gold Mining
Company, which was to 'be held at lei office en the
property ef the company In Guilford county, U. O.,
for the purpose of levying an aaseasment oa the'
stock and other business whigh might be present
ed to the 1 meettng, has hejsn wistponed aid will be
held at the sme place at noon of (he 24th of Ho
.fember,.t8&l,'. .:t ; .;
JOSEPH. WILKINS,
t .'Presidept
ict30 tf
NOTICE.
ij;iorj
u all Bed as administrator of tha estate
Hooges, deceased,, alt persons in
.estate must make immediate nar
ehavtns? claims awnottoed Iri dm.
sent them within: the : tfm nceaerlbeH- hr Uw nr
this notice will be plead to bar of their recovery,' r
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GITY
n't
"1 .J.
1 A AX8IRARX.H
residence,, tkise blocks from the
e In Charlotte, wUI be old cheap
le. terms to ;the 'ttght ktml of a
dwelimgB on s fu) lothas nine
tmhlle aniiAm
buu wi tvaavauom. lermB 10 ;tn
turehaeer. TherweUlBg on s
slnTiaat fsilil mi 1 W 1. s a..
' admirahW i Knn ttnAw OUT . h
. MI
Sr?aV-wm.ei,Jk5r oW M a whole or divided
BY.
debtosaM
meat Tnoa
vwiuwHujiTOiiB, ones. Kucaen one weu oi
Jtesidenee of avtawver. 'doctor or nrntctiRK-fiit
Tj" ol4lpnthtsteet and the
Both Foreign T aM tiomestie,
Just Received, at
tUtlAl
gABATOGA yiCHY.
From Saratoga Springs. N. Y. A new water te
serablmg the imported Vichy, Recommended
as aa antacid; cures dyspepsia, aids dlges
' Hon, is a powerful tonic and strong
diuretic. Also, 1
Hathorn Nataral Mineral Water,
Recommended very highly as a cathartic and al
terative and in all forms of dyspepsia.
ALSO. ,
K cases congress Water,
0 - ' -
2 Q CASES ROCK BRIDGE ALUM,
. ,1 A CASEa.BUlTALO LITHIA
And a full supply of
IMPORTED APOLLINARIS
-Aim
Hanyadi Janos Waters.
TOE CRM ElWEiN NOVELTY !
' JJTJNYADI jANOa
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.
; AS A CATHARTIC:
Don. A wine glass-fun before breakfast
The Lancet "Sxaub&l Janos. Baron Lleble af
firms that Its richness in aperient salts surpasses
that of all other known waters."
The British Medical Jbttmri-'-Hunyadi Janos.
The most agreeable, safoet, and most efficacious
aperient water."
Prof- Ttrchow, Berlin. "Invariably good and
prompt success; most valuable."
JhSamberger, Vienna, "I have prescribed
these writers with remarkable success."
. Scamoni, Wurszburg. I prescribe none
but thlSi"
Pref. Lander Brunton, M, J., K S 8., London.
More pleasant than its rivals, and surpasses
them in efficacy."
EPfi,Atlceni i?2 F' R- 8 Bofal Military Hos
pital, Netley. "Preferred to Pulina and Frled
richshalL" JOHN H. McADEN,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacist.
North Tryon St.,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
DOKT GO TO SARATOGA
when yon can get water Just as fresh and spark
ling as when it flows from the spring at Saratoga.
w receive this water in large block tin reservohs
which we return as soon as emptied to be refilled
again every week. j. H. Mo A DEN,
Druggist and Chemist
Prescriptions carefully prepared by experienced
and competent druggists, day or night
July28
WHOLESALE ft RETAIL
Druggists,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Our stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes and Dye Stuffs, Is complete. '
tVTGIYX US A TRIAL.
rpBY OCR INK CAPSULES, ,
Something new and guaranteed to make the
BEST INK m the Market
m. L. B WRISTON ft CO.
'y-HITE and RED ONION BETS, ' V '
lot f aO planting, !
'- L. R WRISTON ft CO. '
tTTE RAVE A 1UIX ASSORTMENT 10 I
". Of Seeley'sard Bnbber TftiBgas at1 reasonahie
prices, Every Truss warranted as represented.
, I R. WRISTON. ft CO.
JADHS' CORSET BRACE, 1 ; 5 ; j v
A shoulder brace and support for the back com
bined. SoWby J R. WRISTON CO.
octl2 .
VIRGINIA and tbe CAROUNAS.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, Va., November lBt,
Memoranda of Arrangement of Bound-trip rates,
. Tickets, Boufesvf Tran spor tation, and Advan
tages offered for the formation of parties of
visitors to the
INTERNATIONAL COM EXPOSITION
AT
ATLANTA,
OA.,
From the Territory traversed or , reached by tbe
Railways of the Richmond and Dan
vllle System.'. 1 a . , ' !
Fromr and after this date, rroot Chsrtottevla
Charlotte and Atlanta Air-Line Railway, tickets
good one day going, two days staying In, abd one
day returning from Atlanta, will be sold as follows:
For single person,."... V.I.. . ..... $ 10 70
For parties of 10, each, 9 85
For parties of 20, each,.. 8 00
For parties ef 80, eachi!.i..i......ii...;. 6 70
Forpartteaoieo, each............ 6 85-
; The Ropd Trip. Tickets, herein named, wben
used ainglyare of a speclfia contract, form, "void
If transferred to others- than' original purchasers,"
and authorize the leaulrement of Identification of
said purchasers, at the option of the Halfway
Aaenta'cr Condaetoran :..'! j
To theend of affording Increased facllltlea for
visiudk nw xpoBuion, coocrac BeaetsY aaaptM
toparUas of the 'size herein namedf , are . likewise
offered. They embrace all the stipulations of sin
gle Ockets, with the addXlooal enevtha they are
geodfor transportaUon to Atlanta only when pre
sented on train In connection with "all others of
the specific class they belong to, as per th priees
given." i
Holders of these tickets may return unto them
singly, .within the period of their valld.tr, provided
Uiey kre'tne origlnBi ' pnrchasers, and ldenttry
thexlws sswrdtogb.1 -'7"j'r v-..,f i-".
rsuimpwKoirewrn-ewponsau Deen aMatuxhed
aritthk
changed in, any respect, r .
lEveetltadon.'ol- th app?taiee.lor, toarseiial
eamiortjoaging,'sna ioea,.meang of transit be
tween Atlanta and jhe Exposition groundlauthor
Izes tbe assurance that all elements .xiA. SST
hnMn. rn a. MAanant anil nMi , J
i rr wiuviuou vims.
nov9
Oetfl Passenger Agent
-A- BftSS l
T vrr-ar ii
UPJMcAdensDrn
Store
L. R. Wriston & Co.,
( m wm Awpw. iftiuwii, u wui oe onen
minutes trior to The departure of trains." frrr,
f tfnns lif Hin mnnflnna nf ibnan tMa.aiii
JForaUlnformaUonnot contained In this adww.
BaUway, .u'ia : ha k.- AiTOPJg!
anonlxdauguterWredof
When death Waslwarty expected, ail re-na les
having failedrand Dr.- a Jamea-was experiment
ing with the many herbs of Calcutta he accidental
ly made a preparation which cured hft only child
of CONSUMPTION.- His child b now in this
coimtir, and enjoying -the best: health. He has
proved to the world that CONSUMPTION can be
positively and permanently cored. The Doctor
now gives this recipe free, only asking two three
cent stamps to pay expenses. This herb also
cures Night Sweats, Nausea at the Stomach, and
will break up a fresh cold In twenty-four hours.
Address CRADDOCX ft CO, 1082 Race street,
Philadelphia, naming this paper.
FREE
bena to
MOORE'S
BUSINESS TJJH VERSITY
For Illustrated Olrcmlo. A H J. -1 n
School. Established hscWy years.
KSindSig:
iSJJSl pf
l Great Offer fer
HOLIDAYS !
NIFlCENT 7oct RoelwooD' PUNRq ",4G;
Dealers, 826 Broadwaf, N?w York
THE
8HICKERIMB
THEHIGHESTAWARDSortWol
AmONALESITIo!l
l?r 9?3?T5J. ,nd At the grand CENTEN
NIAL EXHIBITION ia PhelphiA, 1870.
Pf100" wtahlng te pvrcbaae tor e
Inttramentai are respectfully in
vlted to visit our Warervems.
Sendor Greukn and JVfcs Litt,
CHICKERIHB & SOUS,
130 Fifth Avenue. N.Y. 156TremontS.,Boton.
Novl dftw4w
CORN! CORN! CORN!
R!
BAGGING AND TIES
Wejare agents for
THE WATT PLOW
-
Will. sell U LOWKB.thanryou can buy an other
, good plow. Full assortment alaays on band.
Call and see us before purchasing.
MAYER & ROSS.
aug26
Alt Notes and Mortgages
GIVEN US LAST FALL FOB
GTJJNTO
ARE ROW DUE,
(N O V E M B E ft 1ST, 1881.)
tVPtoase call nd arrange the same 3
. m. Miller a .v
nev2
Ginger, Bucau, Man
drake, StiUinKia. end
aasHref the best medi
cines- knewnr are com
W44ialrl'erGinfer Tonic, bto a medicine
ot suca varied powers, as
to make it the greatest
Blood Purifier and the
DestHealthAStrearth
lUitorttt Ever Used.
It cures ' Rhesmatism,
Sleeplessness, & diseaess
cfthe Stomach, Bowels,
Lungs, Liver & Kidneys,
j&isentirely difierentfrom
I"-- rl. - IT-.
Parker's
HairnBalj
Matt Kmawnfcat lUir Trm.a OtBCf Ton ICS, as It
rfcdft u "f40 ths never intoxicates. Hiscox
a jam
W other Tonics, as it
""T""irl & Co.. Chemists. N. Y.
jgfc.ua fl tlies. tsw8iiyfcigBuy1rD9lhir8liB.
oct22
2fTX7ftiTICE:
PURSUANT to a decree of the Buperior Court of
, MecklenburK, I will sell at PubMe Auction, at
the courthouse in Charlotte, oh Monday the mb
day ot December, 1881, that very valuable and de
sirable lot of land lylna between the Intersection
of the N, a R. R. and Trade street formerly tbe
Property of P.M. Brown, and now owned by 3. T-
.?J $ bljalanpe On 8 abd 6 m oaths cred
lt within teres! T-7BUFU8 BARRING ER,
nov5 d oaw Ida Commissioner.
Guano
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