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APPETISER )
inem,i&e and rivea new life to the
TblsMna. Heat
Sold br all drajorista. ' - Wrifirib the
a nil .a ;
fimwnxmMi 1 ma aaSi
inMuiaiiH. A neauoB m m won i
bar that
iTioorof bodT.haaoomaUa oiearaaaaoi huhiw
work, icaow not womb a it m w
ITfca XM 9r
irw aaiWaat J ra
1wer jHtrsaM eatrf
lUIIFACTItU M TBI OR. MaKTEIMfPiCI
TTrrvw TirrTERS are nknlv reconnncnded fbraH diseases, requir- -
. t Ti effimenr. tonic S' especiauj iuyp-w-,-'-.-.
Kio tram geiobuito "to""" TT. .VTlia k
Tcav aiFDiCINC CO.. MB. til MOBTN
- Tr- t
AT LESS THAN
Auction Prices
THE
THE
FINEST COLLECTION OF
C ILV JB-PIATID
WART?
U I L
ViB-PLAlKD WAR
Xrer exhibited In CharloUe.
JUST RZCXIVSD:
ROGiaS'
TBIPLE-PLATE KNIVES,
$4.50 DOZEN.
A full line of
At greatly reduced prices.
Call early and get first choice.
Respectrully,
J. BRO0HHLD ft CO.
norlO
JI JTC S
:ok-
TV
A3 - Of the eonntv nf MwtiMiaiM ma ..h
of ChaSSffin WUrt toUM ta tbeeW
Ififrl lOTf ' ftf TnmiavTT - 1000 l -
theafluch were owned by the late Mary M. I
tSSJS-'
Yrf 0,1 ,the Lawyers' read, eontalns 408
actes, wltb a large Brick Dwelling House,- good
bams and ulnar imnmmt.7 c-r
TH1J ALLEN TLACK, contains 27 aeres",!" 4
mile from the city, adjoins the Home Place, and
Ues between the Lawyers' road and tba modkm
toad.
. tHlWtNXNS PLACE, On
the Potter road, coif
was 188 acres, adjoins the Home Piaov and is
THE WILanw Pi.arw- Z, x .1 a
-.J- k- if-
' BlllM fjNMII-ChftrWttawnntitna UO'J vr
tntlea frotn Charlotte, contain. 97aoreat J TAT.
wtmuauwwu a vaiuaDie ooia Mine, in TJn-
Ihe Home twt; the Allen tract and the Wilson
; tract, eat-j, U tist bo ottered la lota and Uwaas
-. a whole. -- ' -' -. . . , . , .
' This sale Is made subject to th mtiacatlon aa4
Termst Ona tenth' eashi halanee In t
lnstallmenta at ona and two years, with. seIritT
1 - Deeds and Plata aan be seen at the law office of
Parties " to examine the property win ao-1
- C. MAXWAXL. I T,mlrM
December
-ids-dally 4t
a . naa o-- rmtS!T?''' ftmrv
i. rooms, c i "tth nfcfct, ui.rea'
iminntes' wi. from tae square,
Aviii u ti iMil tn r pood teDftfit f
rt roder rntes, t.-r .U.e year
uccl sua
At Po&tuUce.
.ajjjjafJjjajJMBMMBaBa
ff CHAS. R. JONES,
j SoleAg't.Charlotte.C. JJ
Fancy Silver Ware
4
V AT TT AUTT? T A XlTkO
y-tT-iA--Aj.iixK3a fuice, A5UlpnesJaalMSSj
TTBTTJX Of a decrM of
ATRUfc TONIC
1 dk 'jO
3f
nerres.. It acta like a cLarm .on tte
ji i
A
frioTituwt
v. . 1 f-
1 ltaia lliilia llltllft laW
nrrer bef ora ojo
J. P. "Watsok. Fi
Ohriitlmn Ohnrel
MAIM STIUT, ST. tlliS
r .
'.mji'vrrj
THE ONLY MEDICINE
15 EITHER Liqni OIl DEI FEaT
That Acta at tke tomt time atl m
LI7SM, T22 B0W2LS,
AUD TESr S1DE27S.
WHY ARE WE SICK?
BtccniH v4 allow Viet great organ to
lieeome dogged or torpid, and poitowut
humor ar thertfor forced into the Hood
that $Aouidte expelled naturally.
J
WILL SURELY CURE
KIDNEY DISEASES, , ;
k i tfltit complXiitts,
PXX.X47 TPATI!r, 1 VHKA3tT
WI i HKR, TEXXLX WEAKSESSXS,
X X3TO XXSVOVB DISOBJBS,
by causing free action qf these organs and
restoring their power to throw off disease.
Why avffer Billots palma aad ackasl y
Wky tormented with PIlea, Coastlaatioat
Why frightaed owr dlsordar4 Kldaejil
Wavy aadara aerroaa or alek fcaaAaekaal
UuUmy.WOnTandroieeUheaUh.
It is pat up in Dry Veawtokl Term latin
caju one package of which makes aix qaartatrf!
maflirina.'- aleo InLtmU Fana, ary f aaaaa
trstad, for those tbat caonot readily prepare it.
t3TTt acta wtth equal efficiency In either form.
oet n ov tour nRnooisT. . price, ai.oa
0
WELLS, BICHABDS0H ACo.,Proa, M
CWffl tend the dry post-paid.) BTJlUMMaVVtV
gTWa,TL
an
March 274&wly
0
mmsMnjhSim lid. mfi
Tir.il lAb Jl - hns
Tmnn. from which I n
On.SA
TV71 r.
ili
Only Vegetable Compound
iicclIfectliitifSfi" thfe Liveiaiwi
cures Liver Complaints, Taun-
'geOTOllJiStreja
UI'J' f A T i1 J - rV - -r .
OANFORD, 102 CTOadway W.Yii
FOE BALE BT Alt OBnOfllSTA
: saml 8-iaod eow-j-iy; . T 1 fiT "T
Pi :0, '.WILSON,
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; v a. . Bbui x a,-AU a i
- ' Bole Agent f o
BV t fc JC.aL.kjaf . 1
w r ....'T;T.?,I?i'M,;i iij i
IartTfir.Ti.Tir.lK lira '4Witx:,si?ff':-5
i- v . .ir- iii i. jaw -
nm am..an-n-, .. . .. '.'iil-l
ef01! Indooementa .wf3ia,,wtelesala traCe1
at -
f Srr1 e ot year.
ooaou. sample roomi on &iSvA
" B 2aT iLH kt BL SB SB' BrE
r t 'kew notes: 1
Friday night the body of an unknown
Vnan was found In an. abandoned cham
ber of the BeUeru shaft, Scran ton.Paq
The hands and face were eaten oil dj
ffiMerritt, a drover, was fatally ahot
by Lboia Bohrer in a Baloon at Louis
villiL Kvi on Katnrdav niebt. The men
were etrangiraito Jeach pther;j BOhrer
Joseph a Caverly has Deeaplaced In
fiiT td await the fesUt of iaatoDB
thd body Df MrsTMaretBrahanT, who
niea in txreemana, rt . xi Daturuay uiku
a M JI -w-w CI A Wk
under BUBpioioas circumstances.
1 CanL' Wm. A. Webb.-who served as
an dScef in the United States n&VT.and
.afterwards 'in ,tne j Confederate nayy.
niexTT"; i lus Tesiaence - in vuoocniana
lOtihty, va December 1.
i 'Andrew
drnw Painftffift..of 'Httabnnr. Pa-
made an, off er'to jthe city o Pittabnre !
epend2fojiS4oI
fit Si5f0dp for its maintenance.
(New urieans) railroad suDiesjwaterj
street, near Louisiana avenue, wnuei
filling thegas machinSestromgUieil
stable and contents, mcwomg nrtj ani-
tharness, feed Btnfl-&c. "'Lross,
The German arovernment is
mm
orer tne tjrecedentBdr em
.tidn from Germany to the United
LiHexDedition to evict delinauent
ants will soon be made to the islands
came into court in New York Saturday
moraine with a verdict of, murder in
the third decree against Mrs. Coleman.
-Theiswerftnd, her mother and rela-
iiThe iuehest sentence by law is four
coniesseu.xu jiuiKeutia aiuuununK tu uo-
tween STiOeo and 38,(XX). He forced thed
names of Injamto'BatjBpian and GeoJ
(j. veracMjaa3eai tne anoneymxnec
Ck)l. CRichard Henry " "Wilde died in
New xork a few nights ago of Bright's
disease' of the kidneys. " He was born in
Louisiana in 1852, and was a grandson
of it. li. wiide, oi 4ieorga, ana 9 grea
erandsbn of Gen; Jahieo Wilkinson, at
one time general-in-chief of th United
States iarmy.
A man named Mocle.-.two brothers.
uamed Chapman, and two others, whose
names! are unknown., started to walk
from Ophir, ColAitpJ $UxertonvSBYral
aays&go, ana nave not since neen nearu
from. The snow on the mountain, range
between the-; two places is three feet,
and it is feared' that the travelers' have
perisneo. .
J. LJBerg & Co., importers and whole
sale dealers in drugs- and1 oils m 'New
York, made an assignment Saturday
and gave preferences for 98662. Leon
Berg. 6t Philadelphia, isTth6 father, o
thu senior partner ot the firm. The
trouble is the result of the failure of
Paul M. Swain, of Boston. The liabili
ties ard about $193,000, and the asseU
oa ao ? Ka 1 a vA " " ' 1 : ' -
tug sxftji, a us? acax7.
A BATTLE BETWEEit BiaDS
HowaCretk Raui Beal wltki abe
of sua Catg-la) staal av VlMk. ai eaeiac
Vlail. tii.L. V.ak.- I AV. '- - " ' l , " ' .1
ou UW aluui. vonswoooo. ; i
A eentleman from Stone county, who I
k 4T.a- a.h k. Ms. kV i
ticnfara of a remarkahlB fnmrlPTit. wfh
he vritneased whileerosainff White riTftr I
he witnessed while crossing White river
n the ferry just above the mouth of
eycamore creex. wnenneariy nail way
across tae stresun aa Tnormoua. eagie
swooped down on a flock of geese,' which
were swimming in tne river some eign-
ty rods below the fboat. The fowls,
upon observing the eaxlerapprjgLching,
instinctively dived under the water
just as the bird struck th&3EXBi Baf
fled in the first assault th& eaglet flew
slowly upward; ouid when tna .geese
came to the surf ace dartedtdownward
again and burying ats taiona.in one of
them attempted to bear it awav. - The
goose ; struggled violently, while" its
companionB swam around it uttering
shrill cries and the persons in the f erry-
Doat watcneu tne strange : acene witn
keen interest Once the j6igl4ifted its
prey clear out of the watermd-seemed
on the point ' of conveying-itto the
mountain cliff that rtSa SZZS&jin the
air on tne otner sinews ine stream, dug
the struggles of the, goose forced the
captor downward. When water was
again reached the goose made s supreme
eflort and plunged bfioWlUa surface,
dragging the eagle after it and causing
thelatter to loosen itaholldlxise up-
Ward with afierce smsiw
The eagle next attacke4J,vaaother
goose; but with the same--re-! Weeing
compelled to relinquish its hold when
its intended victim plunged beneath the
waves. This strange contest lasted fully
thirty minutes; at the end of which time
the eagle gave np the fights and rising,
soared away to the mountains -westward
while the floc ol cccsa s warn
further down the stream, vjtfone of the
filock' were killed, but the wstcrin the
vicinity, was dyed witn bloody and tne
surface of the stream was covered with
feathers for aconsideraUejU;tnce.
r
a keal nonANczf.-
YU tXelrcjis of Six nilUott' Secret
rr-. rn iuATrn. I
mance has iiisfcome4aJlghthereinxe-1
ardtotbe fa
reofAFargo.'ths
Uonsmade tbrheff
fatheHn Wells &
aiKU o cayioHt oiac
became en ratted durinjr the past sum'
mer to Lieutenant lEL G. Sanires. of the
army, stationed fej JPet MpnrqcJ ifieii
mother opposed the match, but the'
young laoy naving a spirit-or ner own,
irmmea iv circumyent parental op-t
mvmm tbe tlthv oil laiMQptobj
and Lieutenant Saufres went for a
walk from the Hveeia Hotel to Hamp
ton! On reaehhiff Hamptontbeyrwent-
4
lnt.h hnnspi nf .TrB TWT' rJOritir5
and annojoaced thejf innj;ionf itingif
made; no objection to tying- the : knot,
out owing to tne- seTions'Uineef oinis;
wife the party adjourned 6 "the house
ol a heiihboTMr.ireffeltoger.rherp
the ceremony was performed. Mr. and
Airs. squires - tnen: rretumed to Old
Point Nobody suspected they were
married, as the clergyman and witness-
.ITrtoaTds tie last of October Miss Pargo;
ess nan peenoound overt secrecy) to
WtrMa tRat loaf nf Vitu lf YS.n
9 She was -stillcalledA left with her
r tdLher for their home in "Rnffalo. and
wliw days af terwarjil Mri SoairfesfoW
w ,f ea ner ana claimed niswiiei u 'Lock
miz the stable-door . waa no nan thfin. an
Mr. and Mrs. Squires ' returned to Fort
ediis haying taken "place on the nth of
October - So well had . they kept their
tesret that not the least suspicion was
awakened In regard to the trun atatu nf-
the case, .and, the announcement was a
tnunderciau - to their ' tuant intimatA
;: . l Urc3 SAVcro :vr. . 1 ;
. . Tbe demand of toepeople for an easier method
ot preparlns TDy Wcl r8 In-'nosd th tr"rlSf
fora,uieweii auowa waoicoaie cmcalata.' Veils'. 4
Kidney wort .Jwayi aid a wiJeiTOiS lUeit
a pertect remedy. Bu2alo liWsv . u
r: , rr , ."' 1 rui"-",n, Yw., 10 prepare
lt torab.a u La-.d ivn as wa 89 la dry f ttm.
It saves a 1 the labor of pw"an.n, and as It is
increafs of noner s t: I M
I fct 45414 r c:iTep-K-:ltVAl !-jd f
jprlTaitaj s Tbtlr Cpltttl-smA
TSUt!
The combteoller :6itaahr'i!is
annual report sya: JEightv-six national
banks were or ;H,ad curihir , the TSii.
ending Novemberlswith nagsre
gate aatnomea capital or.S9,65U05U. to.
which 155,233,1580 in circulating' notes
nave i peenissuea. Twentysir banss
with an aggregate i&pital of 2000,000
have Tolontarily discontinued business
during the year ii s-uTia y.rsw
. Thp.ra wort? nr-lfnilnrsr nf national
anks daTihgtb! 'iterioli'ffdnf Jnneir
3880, to ISToverahfiCi ist j?f ,tbe -present
year, .national nans? are-4oeatea in
yery' 8tfta:o.p
siDDi ana every lerriiorv exceDt Ari
zona. Th total numberi in i operation
on vciODer jsi last was z.132, --JTne
esUmatedldsseata' tiie i 'creditors
from failurea of national hanks during
the eighteen years since the pass aj?e of
the act is ea40,000iand ie 4 average.
I! loss nas tnererore '.been aoout
,000 In the business of corporations.
nit an acCTta; camtai ol ;kuc
LUQfiilOO. fmdenoaitav;aetirrratinsr
about 00,000)00.- Two of these insol
vent baKS nave paia tnelr creditors in
full, and forty of them have paid more
thanJ35 perxsenteach. f' ZJXJ&& -9.
3iTb ifadividuvliabilities of share-
holders I efJnsolyent banks have been
hlorced 'In j f oryrthree instances and
about $270,J000 has been (collected from
xnis aoinxseiTrrrTT
.The comntroller recommends that an
act be passed authorizing every nation-
r.miiar. isr. RiiTtLims nnnnw -ina awn
years prioimmejsiiaraaoffoijiacnai
ler. ro i ezHamaosperioa oi existence
o.twenft;ye9i?
The increase of national bank notes
during the yeart endedi Nbvember;lBt;i
was ciiu,!;, Tms toetnerwitntb
increase of gold oia tl0ge8979 and of
suver cput' 9ZUTmA nuuces the total
increase oicjLtand b$nk notes $182?
I VISC ID. tl'S:ifi -ift '. t.;.:. !-., i'
P There are in "the tTnited 8tate8h4
"Territories 8,03a private bankers with
an aggregate capital or C93,txx)00 and
;ate aeposita or 541,000, ar
amount paidK by national banks
.Treasurer or. tno united states
fes on capital and deposits during
Uhei year ended June 80th last was
572J78, anav tne? amount paid by
banks Other than national to the Com
missioner of Internal Bevenue, was
03,75712. The value of two-cent check
stamps issued aunng tne nscai year
was 2,366,081. 'Total amount of bank:
taxes. was ii,49r3,nt;;,-x
- OergiV. inaeemsMi f . Wamltk
Atlanta Ccnst3ttifioiVrWu i ?r- ; 5
Som days since thS'- gratifying fact
was noted that, f 01 two years past, the
estimated Talue of property in the city
of Atlanta;! made for taxing purposes.
was exceeded largely:: by; the actual re-,
tarns. That this fact was largely indi
cative; not only of the progress of At
lanta, but of the advancement of values
throughout the Whole State; there could
be no ? doiibt;:, and thft following state
ment jof the assessment for 1880-1881,
made py the (mptjollejeneraj,proyes
it Co 'be tril6!yt4i ,$t'-i3;-'T"": C
Returned on digest, '48S0, $230,BSi5,755
Keturned .to xomptrpuer- -geneTal880:
. . .:.J. i5.. : 12888
Ki 'JVi.ZT : 1 . . "1 .'..i 1...".'
Total return.l$80. -a $252,109,040
Returned on digest i&l?. . . $25S23Q
xseturned comptroiier-HGrene- -a'Tiua . &
rai X8i j v m? -- ?
.lejspi.rsos
T9tal retorh; ,
tniWiSBMi for 11 owftr ,ll rU R(M
. ii . iti - '
-xasb TBaT we increaM wns noout
ttbtrteenr milUonS- While , as- AhoWnt
above, there 13 Uug
year an increase of
eighteen anda half millions on an as
sessment ef but two hundred andtif ty
million dollars. This gain is not based
on an increed 'agsessmeht; but repre
sents new capital in the ahape. of new
buildings, new manufactures and im
provediarms.lt is an increase.) that
proves the actual growth of .the wealth'
of Georgia and is one of the? strongest
evidences that the resources of the
State are not yet exhausted; and . that
the people, are becoming rich and pros-pftgonfy-"''a!''""?
'r 'a,i,'' wiii
In every 6!ty jn jhe Statethere is a(
tivity In bullding( new companiea are
being formed to conduct manafactnxv
ing enterprises; new railroads are im
proving the terrftbries through ' which
they pass,nd improved methods of
cultivation are 'being; adopted by the
tillers; of the soiL The work -of the
fiast, however, is insignincano beside
hat Which is ahead, and' the -'people of
Georgia mfty be relied upon to be at the
f rent in - the . great enterprises of the
i1
uay.
I Llmilsf
Time Llmilsf BsllroM Balldiair."
Mr. E4ward Atkinson' has been en
gaged in sketphing the; future of rail
road development m jhe JJnited States.
e conclude after . allowing for one
commercial crisis and rone railroad
panic witldn Ihe next spven years, that
117,500 mile of j luew railroad will be
buUt J before r the beginning;o ! JflOO.
There! were fitOOO in operation at the
first of 1881, and he expects thU .figure
to be dwelled to, about 209,000 1 by the
close of the centuryt - His theory is that
we sbajyhei hateailKittghi
assuniing as tUJUm,- u&m1mmiuas$.
chnsetts nas'ot will have on thecoma
pletion of tteMassachu5etta Centrales
to be Uken jaS i themeau enough
fer the restof the country Hot finds
that the State of Massacbnsetta had on
the 1st of 'January, ? 188L .one; mile Jot
road to reach ,4.12 square mile ; of suzv
face, ttnC4t.dfrtJ!worid'oK
lowed in this order? 15filfiiim-T:nfflanrI
SS?:!WTfW
Bhode Island.-OBiio.: Illinoii Pennsvl-'
vaniai Delaware,XndIana, New Hamp-;
shire: Switzerland, fendin 2 with'Kew
York), irhjeh has cie mile of .';road ltd.
eaen wiw iB:,i.e uuuuimubs
that some section of t';country: witt
never need, fuom thaani
to 64iuWAmish4wJiQt
have itforSSjitf and g, since ibetpres
ecij ott Aavigableritreamf "nd 'wider
mountain ranges wmaffectrtnevneea
and
laserlsMee h:j.'-:.'-r- ;.'-l.
MrtlifaiSttaetTBa
CoL Benj, ILUaasett, died at Brenham.
Texas, on the. loth :of November, of
heart disease, and her sister, Mrs. An?
nette' Lewis Ingle. wife ' of the "Eev."
Jnlian Ingle, of Henderson, K. died
on the 10th of November, of consump
tion.! These ladles were daughters of
the late Col. George W. JBassetiy of EU
thanl, Virginia, and sisters of Mrs. Ua
B. Washington, one of the vice-regents
of the Mt vernon' Association. They
iwere also grand-nieces of Gen. George
Washington; . " Mi
- I PBXMATrjSX LOSS OV THE HAIB ;
JSay-ie. enttrpreTente4by tbe use of BUB
KJCTT3 GOCOAINX, i Na cer , compound DOa
sauestbe pegalja jitoperfieA jwblcH sq taufXt
salt the ariooseeadmpps of he baman hair. Jt
softens the baltwhen bi'wjd dryr- Jt soothes
Lbejrrltated scalp. It aSords tbe richest lostr
prevents (he hair from faClns oli lt promotes ha
t'thy visorottB ejrotb.zt Is not greasy not
smmex. ;B leaves no disagreeable edoK, It kill
tfangrnlL. ; (f ;Ac j.. v , v
B3fjm&e$ yiaTorlng Extracta art known as toe
) '' ' in el .li t ( jU,.;l.M
"How en rj KaEsr,' f i a laey to fcr fnetia,
to appe-r o 1 y i t 3 t je" "I a' wrs
Lv' 8t' rlr'arirywaatheKp?,
nd thus krtp D,, :i &i-1 iuy in good nes...J .
W&',am,weU Jalwaye teel good natured." gee
aaapwouuy or a country xor; rau-
. i 1'iai it - 'i v,c..vi.
I BXSXOSD AXCX ABS TSXOI BPPIBS9 WATSSVAX9
t m--Trrreat tonic ano aereu'
re "contains
iw
nch
iron and tllu
roe ijt, more aluntri
t aB7-Maluafnd
f(U,tSDrlr
ift: inaasJ'; known.
or ti1, t'sprtri weakness" now so
oid tf AJ' Cruiiat cf any standlna
jfrl
j'wd Oue half. j -a. .
titrittA
iref
Hi
hii.il
1 I
f4
I
: f.outaJaiarScJC&ca, Lumbago,
Cackdche, or9oan f tha Chest
H GQtit. QuimT. Sor Throat Swell-
i
maro.XiaparmaoB; on 'earth eqtrtls S? frjoia- 'Ora 'l
as
aWarasli.
trifling eolay of &0 Caats,snaTery ona ufferlnfv
iifiiisMr-f ;
"BOLD BT DEU(Mim Am.iLAXEU
j IB MEDICLB.
A. OGErJESBrCOar:,,
- Bee 80 4 ly ..rr :
3?
iv5t fsPH ;-r- 9H4i in.'.'
Ttl-3-
lev:
EVERY LADY
iii f
TO
There exists a means of ge
sturing a soft and brilliant
Coinplexion, nst matter how
poor it may naturally be.:
HaffalIaoIla;Balm la
: - delicate and harmless artlt
cle tthJeh instaiftijf remoteij
vnuuKuuRsu ruDiiuns.'ini
.Si
e!ieaianliatiirA ltal
suspeeted by anybody, iB ; v ,
;,.Xo ladr has the Tight to
present a disfigured face in
?s6eietf when the JTagnolia
Balm is sold by all druggists
for 75 cents.
1
North Carolina Railroad.
i:i V OOJTDTOIID S0HEDTJLES;
Tainre soma kasx
ATT
-a,f 1
BBW - i. - .y .. -- ' .- a aav a r B.a TJ
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Date,NOT.aO,'81 Na B5 No 51 No. 58
' Dally. Dally. ) Dally.;
Leaye Charlotte, I &10 a mi 4 40 a m 5.45 pm
8aliebarT, 4.42 a m 8.80 am 7.27 pm
High Point T58 am 70 pm
ArrtreGraiub'ro &25a m - &28 a m S.44 p m
Leaye ereensb'ro 8.85 am 9.15pm
Arnre Hlllsboro', t . lL42am x.
Durham..' J iai7pm -
. :rBalallv- - 1.25 pm
Leave BaleignA.. , 4.10 Dm
Arrive GoJosboro' . U rf .;. j C.Z0pmj
Ho, 17 Dally, except Satnrday. - .
: Leave Greensboro', 5.40 p. m.
' Arrive at Raleigh,. .8.04 a. m.
; Arrive Ooldsboro,..S.OO a. m.-
i i i i- . - i i jn,,- ml' ' m
: Re. 85 Connects at Greensboio1 wlth ,& ft D,
BB.lc aUpotat ljortbaj West : :
- la. 81 Connects at 'Greenabora' wKh-B. ft D.
B, B. for all DOlnu North. East and West via Dan
ville. At Goldstwro wUh W, 4 W. B ?or Wil
mington. : :k4 -r-J V' i-
He. 61-Crjnriect9atSaIl3rwlrtW. ll C,B.B.
for all points in Western North CaroUnadaily; at
ereensDoro with B. ft D.- B. B. forali points
North, East and West, s
TBA1RS WHNO WIST.
Leave doidaborof " 310.00 a ml 1 ' ;
ArveBsJelA. 125 psa
Leave Balelga, .. 2-85 pm
.Arrive Dinl)am,r " 8.49 pm
S8BS5E.Vfr iSffiil
AnivaSaUsbnry, 10.54 pm ftOQpm ll;14am
Arrive Chartotte, 12.85 am 10,45 pro 12 40 pm
2-Dally, except Sunday. -..
j'; , ,., LeaveGld8boro,,..8.00p.m.
..,'..; Arrive Balelgh..... 7.80 p.m.
" Leave Balelgh,.... .6.00 a.m.
vi.s I Arrtve QreensboroOQp. pa.
, No, 50-Connecti at Baltoburf Wttn Wi Hi C B. B.
forAahevfUe, fte., at Charlotte- wita L ft C. Alr
Llne for all points In the Sooth and rJoothwest
Wo'54Connects at Charlotte wltb A. ft C, A-L.
BaUroad for aU potato South and Southwest
7No;52-ConnecU at Charlotte with A. ft a A-L.
lot Mints Sooth and Southwest: at Charlotte with
a.
C.4t A. B, B. for all points, booth and Booth-
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. If. W. If. C. RAILBOAD.
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Leave Breensbora..,.. 0.
P.m
Ayrtfe rnemvlUB....... r.....ll.B7 Pm
Arrive aalam......
T.; Ha 62-DUr xsp gaodaj. t . ,.
Cesse Greensboro......... ....... 16,00 am
Arrive KemersvUle.. .v........ ..... 1 1.00 a m
Arrive ealem....... .....iL80 a m
. Q,trarao;W4 rln. . I f j -
;t Wn K1.Tio.nv. avaanc Bniutu
Leave Salem........... .. . . 7.80 a m
Arrive Kerneravllle. ....6.04 a m
AmveQraenaboroM.,.., .4. .... 8.00 a m
Leave- Baiem.w..-....,. ......... 480 pm
Arrtvd Kernersvllle... ...... ........... 6.10 P m
Arrive Sreejuboro.; .7".;... .;v:.;V....a80 P m
guns jita'Qiaw '
On Train No. 50-New Torit antTJUJanta, ila
Washington and Danvjtie, -.
On Train Noi 62lcbmon(I and" panvtUe, sod
Washington and AQgnsta, Ha Danvuie..
t2fThrop''h Tickets on-sale at Oreensbore '
Balelah, boludboro, SaUsbory and Charlotte, and
prlnetnal.polnta South, Southwest.!. Vest. North
and East or Emigrant Bates to Loalalana. Tex
as, Arkansas and the Southwest address. - v .
t '.i't General Passenger Agent 4
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Weeont!nnetosxjtassblldtonforltT!'.L 'ii
I3 4? Cjf jTlgbta, etc., forthe Uniusd fe-iic
Canada, Cuba, lng!and, rrance, Germany, etc-' We
tave had tMrty-ve year experience,
ratentsobtained throagh ns are noOoed ia tie
jynna Americav. This larye and arirjf aia
sdweet'ypaDer,t3.S,0ayearnowsi..atr' s
or l cience, U very interact" and has an enoi mou
ccL.lon. Address iiCAxi ft CO- Patent Solid-1
LgwYork. Hand book eWtP-r free.
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If not, call at once. s
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We have an assortment of as flne Goodi "as was
' : ever brought to this market
FLUSH AND ( , ; .
rf1 LEATHXB COVEEXD ljiJ t ,
' TOILET CASES fL'T- .
, " , AND OD0B STAKD&
cvtotstaiBlBf Oaaldles Work 3x BB4
OdoT:cembined;Baby, C1 Children's Toy
Twur. arenca riaw jutpa ana
Lablns, Tetlows and Colgate'aEs;
Toilet Water; Hah-, Toottf and Natf
xc uii ana eiRnunn. -
' -I WJU9150N ,150,.
Foreigtibd Doia'estie.
--;';JasiaieeBrttt
jfTomBamweaspwnfAm A new water re-
omiuir ioe jmportea vieny. - Keconunended
; . Bf an antaetd; caret dyspepsia. aMa dlges- ,
, JlolfBirM toandBtronrT
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Mineral' Water,
Bivsrmmfmided, very hlghly as a eathartie and aV
. . teratfrv an. man forms of dyspeptu.
.. ; Also,
g CASES CONOBXSS WATXB, '
M-jf Q CASKS BOOT BBIDGS ALUH,
CASES BUTTALO LITHLA.
ndfansnpxdyof
APOLLIfiAm
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Tl GEEA! EHOPEAN MELTY !
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. : TBH NATOBAL APEBIENT.
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ppsjrA w1n;ia tnfl beim breaAfast
flrr2nrgiS
that of all oilier known taSant-ff T?.
to BrUish Medimd Jeemtol . WimtH kamast
The most agreeellK attest' sAtdimaaa effleaaioiii
prompt nccessraM)a4vtfiabJeJ TTxir .
Pro. CaaaatMrJ nammri iMHar waaaarrhftjt
these writensrlthTCmarkbw swceaa,-T,Tr
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PwlasgsaNtfteat jy.Ttt, iCBv JULmaoni
-"More peasant than Its rivals, ;apd aofpaaaef
them toefaeaey."iT - T , , fl
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HortftfrroaSt. : CHABLOTTE, N. C.
P0VT GO TO SABAT0GA -
n yon pan get water lost as fresh and snarb
na aa When it linn Twtrnh anvlrm. Ml ajUAnM.
Wifreoelrathlawatfirlniarge bWplaroserfoL5
which we return u soon aa emptipdto be renlled
SAOlnerory weefc, -.. . j. h. Moadenu
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SuprbmB Coort f Nortn Carprna. Jredeml 'T
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aa wo.ia.uuo. 7 stopa 10 faU sets bolden fm.
BUB Beed, J80LID WALNUT fiShlrlllshed
Caee, New find valuable improvements wS?
oea. etooi. aonir. mnii. i n. a .tiirrr-TT
uM ears here, price ONLY- ritty. rwir iVt
: Cash. 4 aaasFactloo mamnteed tnyaryrT
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Aovertlsemebt Order at ooee. t jJothtni swukT
rJT?.r" mMMiiKuta ctsit jm oars. 'Verr
to teas money than trTjiSi.i
fe Washington. New Jersey.
tea of Chrome Cartls with name; or
Tears' Cauda, irks. WiMinrrTVr;
175672
? Books; abperb Bibles aftBoilnort
given awayTarand Boliday CauSogueheeT?
wnti
LEGGAT BROS..!
81 Chambers Streetv Mar Broadway, Hew fork.
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BAGGING AND TIES
We are agents for
THE WATT PLOW
WJJT tlltt.XWthan. jon can buy an other
, good tity- fW-uyQmtffl al-7a op jiana;
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CaUandseenstieforBparonanav '
MAYER & ROSS.
GPfEN PS LAST FALL OB
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-iVSS?181 three blocks from the
; inare in Charlotte, will be sold aheap
f.aa mrma totbe right kind of a
""- The dwelling is en a faUlot has nine
miortk! rooms, brick kitchen, fine well of wa
c'!T5e ous admirably adapted for tbe
LnM ,!?r' oeor or pnaoher. Having ,
f?1" oratodyroom. built for the
pnrixisafor: XurUiar parUcuiars, prtce, termt
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