-Mil - ' "' " 7TllV l - 7 - f?
U lKil4vl A
IlXiJIS OF IIVXERESTT.
SURE
APPETISER
ind eauaeat uiiuu, Ii';- . . Tiea f
ine a certain and efficient
SrinfEerr.ete. It enrffches the blpo0. BUen
it- ort a lire n cnariu
IiOSS Of
guiens
on tli'
la ".j - ,afl
the muscles, and gives efW' " 8uch M .y Ae Food,
!h,ftteai
Roia bV air drasrttisSVVrtterjr
lT?J!rSJSHK only Iron Prepa.
2?eZcAn,ilVVnt tiie teeth or give lieadaclie.
THURSDAY, DEC-iVi881.
3
I
a - . rw iu.ajf .VMriZ AM) MS-.
Gbntlemin : 1 suffering
T . A Ation Of I
w - a
ZHrsa ' tterl
ra. Want of ital-1
cenceroi"cer,fce i
.neb an extent tbas my ,Y, ?T
t from eon .TCTSlThTSn th contrary, wm follows
dcnaoins to ma. At tfa tiinal bogaii tfas was '.roprlBOlf xoetiu, n nttnrnl
irn Thaold mrey returnea ana
I re
force
m Unit nsn nnnn iiiiiw uw w
nniR. ninua umuK " : ,.
tpernuin
nor taut l BTor oui m n ' -i 11....M nH Mnm enjerwu c u w
.nd Tiiror of body, him come cieeroe- v ''7pwMMtPMtor CSrton tmiircti. xruj.w.
work. I know not wnai. 1 givr ib m""
Irm Toni a'
I tn-riit or iron. M-em-
Ivian Bark, nnd Phom
pHatmm, ammociatv
irMMfM Itmerpm
W.W.WOOI),Maiijiktnrer,lffinstoii.lI.C.
ff CHAS. U. JONES,
II SoleAg't,Charlotte,N.C. JJ
HHscctlaneows.
Grand
V
aned
Peculiar
REPRESENTING N0YELTIE3
PfTHE ONLY
- OJ THE
OLD 1 NEW WORLD.
Everitxxly should aitand; to coritlriiie until after
CHKI3TMA8, at
PERRY'S.
MEDICINE
IS EITHEli LIQUID OB DBI FOBS
That Acta at the same time o.
TBS LIVER, TSEBOWSLSA
AWD TEE KIDNEYS.
WHY ARE WE SICK?
BecauM we allow these great organs to
become clogged or torpid, and poisonous
hvmorsare therefore forced into the blood
that should be expelled naturally.
WILL SURELY CURE
KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVbK uomftAin 1 a,
PIXICaCKSTIPA,5IOH, VRVSAJB.X
DISEASE, FEMALE WEAK" KSBJue,
ANT KEItTOUS DISORDER!, .
&y causing free action of these organs and
restoring their power to throw off disease.
Why mffer Billons pains knd achest
Why tormented with Piles, Constipation!
Why frightened owr disordered Kidneys! f
Why endure nerrons or sick headaches!
Use KIDNEY-WOttTand rejoice in health.
It la put np In Dry Vegetable Font, In tin
cans one packa of which makes six quarts of
medicine. Also In Uqsid Ftrm, Tery Caaeea
trated, for those that cannot readily prepare It.
I ylt acts with equal efficiency In either form,
GET IT OF YOUR DRUGGIST. PRICE, $1.00
WEILS, RICHARDSON A Co., Prop's,
(Will send the dry post-paid.) StStttSSOtOn, Xt
Marcti 27 dSwly
, THE CiCFRJLIPiC MATCH.
'; 181,; iJ.sj
Betraylns; ScotcH Attempt on me
fart ox victor unso.
fsaeyHunUejlitfrOoklTTi Baade.. . .
Uurlin g Dears wQ-retauuu tu uoao uckx
that the Vendee bore to thereVolatiOn.
Thaf is they catffcboth succeed at, the
-- Base Dan piayea wna bucks
spheres. A fPian hits a spnere wun a
stick and legs out. Another man
catches the sphere ana senas -w w , nrst,
second or third,, accorainR to n na
tionality. The JSormari sends it to first.
Th .Gasfeori sends it to second. The
Aaaan put; it to third. . , '
ThiSn all hands cry : J uagmem j
The referee ays: "Not out!" .
The Roman played base ball with
the Greeks, and the history or mower
intJerrtTrrtes looked down oh a score
ot fitteen to wreo m itsvtuuiumo.
tnrlfnir is different. It is played on
the tcerarttl is composed Jbf havy stones.
beotenmen ana not wiupej.
Ririgs are drawn on the ice. i A Scotch
man stands ihi fche ring and whirls the
1 stones into tbe other umerjcoicn-
men rush ahead of the stones wun
brooms, and sweep sdow out of the
way. It helps the snow . : . n
When play ing. ywf will hear a Scotch
man yell: . .
"With an out turrn, Mester Retchie,
that's guW.?' Well, ' dune MCster
Eeichie! Sweep1 awa: lads; sweep
awa'; well dune!" .
The man's name is Ritehie. The
Scotch pronounce it Retchie. The out
turn, is a twist to the, right. The in
suiti to tne leie." tiigiiiauueiTs
dufi turn, mwlariaers the in turn.
Both sweep with the right fcahd above,
iheUeft. J .
! After each stone is, cast, they drink
hot whiskey. There are seven hundred,
casts in one play.-
This much is necessary to understand
tne game.
' H. Ylneville Macdonald was a bcotcb
JnananS a curler. M. Boisberthelot
Macfeod?was a Highlander and a cham
pioffat the game. ; i ,
f Mademoiselle Hdrtense Macslottery
was Scotch, but did not play. She was
an enthusiastic admirer of those who
did.
The whiakev was Scotch.
The whole business was Scotch. -Proarject
Dark was a small resort m
the Canton of Kings, America. It was
densely wooded and contained a lake.
A lake is a body of water squirted out
of a pipe into a hole prepared for its
reception.
Sometimes the lake was frozen over.
Tais was the case in 1879. Hayes was
president. France was tranquil. Rus
sia was at war. England was engaged
in shipping explosive turnips to India.
The lake was frozen. .
"Guid mornin', M. Macdonald 1"
It was Mademoiselle Macslottery who
spoke
"Bon jour, ma m sellp! .replied M.
Macdonald. .' : i ; ' '
"1 hear that ye may be curlin the
dav." said Madimoselle.
Vi theMacleod," replied Mr. Mac
donald. "End I may be marryin' hem that is
vector," said Mademoiselle with a
smile. , v : i , :
M. Macdonald botfed gravely. :
Then she told M. Macjeoi jthe (same
thing. i f i I 11 i '
"I might be saying tae Ihi Ma($dobald
that I be marryin' the vector I'tUe day's
motch!" and she blushed.
M. Macleod smiled and spat on his
hands.
M. Macdonald, a Lowlander. played
the in turn ; M. Macleod, the Highland
er, played the out turn.
The Highlander and the Lowlander
do not agree, except on the whiskey.
I&'ttiatthey are a unit. A unit is one.
Madamoiselle Macslottery . sat on the
ice.:She was tough and didn't mind it
A French woman sits . on a sofa. A
German woman sits on a stooK An
American woman sits around. A
Scotchwoman is as comfortable on the
ice as she would be on a red-hot stove.
The rings were drawn. Most rings
am round, but a curling ring depends
on the one who draws it. These rings
were oblong. . .
Then the men began to play. Made
moiselle hadj a canteen, and after each
cast the players sought her,
M. Macleod scored swiftly iM; Mac
donald was; nervous, j Mfdemoiselle
looked grave. "'";'
Th' in turn does nae seem taebe the
proper racket!" she said. u
She meant that the in turn was mx
. Senator! Vporhees' son - persists -in nis
theatrical aspirations. Next, .sjyring he
will tote the roaa with- as company va.
his
'. ..i..'.i
TTw An mn VuM." onlri a lfu?T to herffleBd,
to aDDear bo happt all 4he. time?" a,alway
have JParker'8 Ginger Tonic handf was vpepP'y
XB turn T am well I alwars feel eobd naiued.", ea
OUIBTEUIIIIUII. , , ft
laent or ine iare uooieaeracy, ut
cum arouse.
fS.
decll
WW
COMMISSIONERS
SALE
. ' ?-v iLO -P.iSP i.
:of:-
VALUABLE LANDS.
BY VIRTUS ot a decree ot the Superior Court
of the county of Mecklenburg, we will sell at
public auction, at the court house door, in the city
ot Charlotte, on
Monday, 16th Day of Jannary, 1882,'
the lands which were owned by, the late Mary M.
Wallace.
THE HOME PLACE, 4 mllM front the city of
Charlotte, on the Lawyers' road, contains 408
acres, with a large Brick Dwelling House, good
barns and other improvements.
THE ALLKtf PLACE, contains 267 acres. Is 4
miles from the city, adjoins the Home Place, and"
lies Detween ine Lawyers' road am the Monro
road. . .
ftUB A njwq - MWh vu blip ivuat 1UH1, wur
tains 188 acres, adjoins the Home Place, and Is
about the same distance from the city.
THS WILSON PLACE, on the Lawyers' road, 6
miles from Charlotte contains 822 acres.
THE BRU11LET PLACR. Atv ttmtrl CiwaIc. 7
miles from Charlotte, contain! 97th acres. . 1
We will alto sell a valuable Gold Mine; in Un
ion county, near Matthews', known as the Henry
PblferMlne. r , .. . . , , .
. xne.
tract, e
a whole.
DlSANFORD'S
Piv.tr tiitni V renlied M. Macdonald.
She poured him a quart. He quaffed
it at a gulp. , : , -
The game lasted four hours. M. Mac
leod was winner, v. ; -1 : ; - ,
"I might be askin' ye tae keep the
pledge," said he, holding out his arms.
MariAmniselle flew to him.
"I sh'u'd geggle!" she murmured.
-Crash! !!".,,
A million lights Bwam. , Theheavehs
turned into blue fire. Shafts of flames
darted hither and thither. Incandes
cent balls shot athwart the horizon.
Pnrple flashes illumined the air.
"Crash! I F- -M.
Vineville Macdonald was avenged.
He had smashed them both with a
curling stone, anddriyen them through,
the ice like two pegs. .
T Anmnl QMnnna
Among thsMiWBf uUndoSef umn-,
ventions of tfii UmdB istb nSdqpn;.
blast. Suppose y ou-desire a mece oi
marble for a gravenkeipjpe
stonewith a sheetfof WiiiB61
thari st wafer : theri yot; MWttw wax
Ahe tatne, date, eUiKlMims W
young W0mao,witll fiarJliairapdes,;
an extremeiy: pate race ana an -exprejsr,
ion of intense reservev. i ; . : ; ". j .. , -i
- Some of theTlheatf ical warabbe wornT
by J. Wilkes. Booth, is. now Vised by,
Denver actors.
Gdt. !Tjdrig; of Massachusetts, and
Mayor PrinciB, of Rpston, both write
ciever verses b,iB - k : h
At recen .fashionable weddings in
England a; youthful relative ot the
bride bears ber train. He is fancirnuy
dressed in the style of the old Venetian
or Charies: period.
. It will cost :v$5i5,20 tb run the .cily
government of Savannah the next fiscal
year. . ' , ;: -:-
PhiladTrAa manufactures more car-j
pets than "the whole Of h Great : Britain,
and twthirds of all roade in the, Uni
ted States. It is . fiitther; stated that
many of.thejcarpet manufacturers are
rich, and are growing richer every day
i Webt Virginia- according to the, late
census report,; ranks rtJurty-ninth, in;
srross area and also in. total .land sur-i.
face among the States' and -TerritorJes
as drganized iri 1880. V The gtoss, area is
24.780 square mnesof wbicb: the rivers
and smaller streams are- credited-' with
135 square nilies,',the remainjder: being
laud. ' '. : - ' - -. ' r - ...
Two Philadelphia mechanics- claim
to have discovered a device for running
street cars bv a series of powerful steel
springs. . At the. end of each trip the
cat la. to be wound up like a clock.
A.; 'new speed indicator, 'called the
Btrathmograph, for indicating the speed
of locomotives, has been introduced on
the Hanoverian railroads. By it the
engineer can read from a scale the ac
tual speed of his locomotive at any
moment, -besides a record of the trip
kept on a strip of paper. .
The following figures indicate the
wide difference still existing in the
economic conditions of railroads in Eu
rope and America. Operating railroads
cost in 1880, in England, 42.14 per cent,
of the receipts ; Germany, 45 per cent ;
Belgium, 58.6 per cent; Switzerland,
55.4 per cent; Italy, 61.5 per cent;
America, 58.5 per cent The gross re
ceipts"per mile were, in France, $13,000 ;
in England, $17,450, and in America,
$6,240.
Through to the Pacific.
New Orleans Democrat.
Five hundred and twenty-one days
ago, the work on the Texas Pacific was
begun at Fort Worth and gradually the
track traveled westward at the rate of
one mile daily. Five hundred and
twenty-)ne miles of iron have been laid,
and Thursday evening,-the Texas Pa
cific and the Southern Pacific were unit
ed at the great Blanco Peak just as the
evening sun was sinking in the West
Thus has been accomplished a de
sideratum that has been longed for by
the people of this section. Slowly, day
ty day, the wearied laborers, toiled on,
while their course lay over wide and
arid plains where but seldom the foot
of white man had ever trodden, and the
sound of the workman's mattock or the
carpenter s hammer for the first time
btoke the sepulchral silence that had
for? untold ages brooded over the soli
tarVTexan plain.
Where the buffalo sought the tender
est herbage and the antelope its favorite
diet the tracks of the Texas Pacific now
mark the way to the distant ocean ;
and where the wild though gallant
Comanche but a short time ago roved
free and unrestrained, the undisputed
lord and master of the vast herds of
game and wild cattle of the almost un
known Liiano Jistacaao, tne snort or me
iron horse now disturbs the quiet air.
The connection of our city with the
Pacific slope by this new route will
mark an era in the commercial history
of this seaport A vast field of com
mercial enterprise will gradually be
opened to the merchants of New Or
leans, and the gold flecks that burden
the beds of the mountain streams of
Southern New Mexico and Arizona will
be the spoil of the hardy miners of this
section who will flock in crowds to the
New Eldorado.
The mountains of the Southwestern
Territories groan under the weight of
the precious metals they bear, while
wide fields where outcroppings of coal,
irpn, lead and even tin are visible, have
been sfeen bv adventurous prospectors
who at the risk of their lives, ventured
over the : rfountains where the Hill
Apaches hold their ferocious sway, and
explored i fertile ,valleys where the
Apaclies of the plains have always
made their home.
These precious metals are the legiti
mate property of the people of this sec
tion, for they, and they alone, are the
natural possessors of that vast and un
known territory that will now be open
ed to travel and traffic bv the two great
railroad lines thai were dus a iew uuura
ago united at the Blanco Teak. The
Eastern States colonized, and their sons
have held possession of the great range
of territory north of the Mason and
Dixon line and west of the Mississippi
river, bulj the new Southwest is destin
ed to be settled by our own people, and
tne States that will eventually be carv
ed put df Western Texas, New Mexico
AnidJATizbna will be inhabited by peo-
' m ' i a!
r
HOLIDAY GOODS ! !
ABKAl TlFl L 0R6AN, the " M0Z A KT," new style
No. 12,000. 27 stops. 10 full sets Golden Ton-
rue net-as, ouiau w a, la ut Highly Polished;
Case. New and valuable improvements Just ad
ded... Stool, book, music.. Boxed and delivered on
board cars here, price ONLY SIXTY DOLLARS
Net Cash, tfatlsf action guaranteed In erery par
ticular or money refunded after one yeai'suse
JSvenr one sold sells another.; It Is a Bunding
Auverusement. order at once. Noih'nir saved hv
correspondence. My hew factory lust completed
capacity 2,000 instruments every 28 days, very
lHtesi lubOMavinjr wood-working machinery
Vast capital enables me to manufacture better
goods ior less money than ever. Address, or call
upon . DANI8L F. BEaTTY.
Washington. New Jersey.
Have you seen our lino of Beautiful
Goods
;'Hetiratqia. Scmtca. Lumbago,
Backadhe, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quins, Sore Throat; Swell
. ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
; Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Fains and Aches.
No Preparation on earth equals St. Jacobs .Oil.
as s safe, sure, sitnpl and cheap External
Kenedy. A: trial entails tut the comparatively
trifling outlay aof 50 Cents, and every one suffering
with pain can have cheap and positive proof of its
claims.
Directions in Eleven Languages.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AJTD DEALERS
. IS MEDICINE.
A. VOGELER & CO.,
&altimorMd.,U.8.J
4ee80d&w ly "
If not, call at once.
We have an assortment of as fine Goods as was
ever brought to this market.
PLUSH AND
LEATHER COVERED
TOILET CASES
AND ODOR STANDS.
Gents' Shaving Cases, Ladles' Work Box and
Odor Case combined, Baby's Case, Children's Toy
Cases and Souvenir, French Plate Hand and
Stand Mirrors, Lubins, Tetlows and Colgate's Ex
tracts and Toilet Waters, Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brushes, do., &a Call and examine.
nov30 ' r: L. B. WRISTON & CO.
J
FRESH MINERAL WATER
Both Foreign and Domestic.
Just Received, at
Dr.J.H.McAden's Driiff Store
ABATOGA
V
SOMETHING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.
Th ere exists a means of se
curing a soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter Low
poor ;it may naturally be.
Hawaii's Magnolia Balm is a
delicate ana harmless arti
cle. which instantly removes
Freckles, Tan, Redness,
Roughness, Eruptions, Vul
gar Flushings, etc., etc. So
delicate and natural are its
effects that its use is not
suspected by anybody.
No lady has the right to
present a disfigured face in
society when the Magnolia
Balm is sold by all druggists k cases congress water,
Item ttcrtistmetxts
New styles of Chrorao Cards with name, or
25 New Years' Harris irv Visain I'ltn
CO. .Nassau, N. Y.
50.
CHEAPEST BOOK-STORE '.".IS?
17572 Magnlflc nt Gift Booksf o7o4A.w .t.
He Books; Superb Bibles and Prayer Books almt st
given away. Grand Holiday Catalogue Tree
LEGGAT BROS.,
81 Chambers Street, near Broadway, New York
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
fllKTAL TIP LAMP
Pat'd Dec. 7, 1880.
I ii Ik. ItW 'tlWrjpLaja.Wa
OOCTgSS I
Gives a Brilliant. White and Steady
light, lequlres no trimming, and lasts for months.
Sample wick 3 wicks 25c, 12 wicks 75c, post
age pa. d. Have four sizes, No. 0, 1, 2. 3. Agents
wanted. Address
MKTAL TIP LAMP WTCK CO..
70 Cortlandt St, N. Y.
Atlantic and Qulf Coast Canal and Okee
chobee Land Co.
50,000
SHARES,
SHARKS,
EACH
EACH
acres for each 10
Dlsston purchase"
ICHY,
From Saratoga Springs, N. Y. A new water re
Bembllng the imported Vichy. Recommended
as an antacid; cures dyspepsia, aids diges- .
tlon, Is a powerful tonic and strong
diuretic. Also,
Mom Natural Mineral Water,
Recommended very highly as a cathartic and al
terative and in ail forms of dyspepsia.
ALSO,
At PAR with a BONUS of 40
shares f i om choice lhnds of the '
nvmntR. i Third & Chestnut St"., Philadelphia.
ufttcts. -j n5Broadway,N.Y.,Roomslll. ll3.
Detailed Prospectus with descriptive maps mailed
the Anther. A njw and great Med
ical Work, warranted the best and
cheapest, indispensable to every
xnanntitled "the Scionce ol Life
or.Self-Preeervation ; bound in
finest French moslin, embossed,
full eiltOO pp.contains beautiful
steel vngravines, 126 prescrip
tions, price only $1.25 sent by
maU . ulnstrated sample, 6 cente ;
send now.Addrai PKwiw
MSPT P tcallMtjtafce or Dr. W. H. PAR.
Orjlil . K.ER. Na 4 Buffinch st. Bostoa
THE
CHIGKERIMG
mm.
THE HIGHEST AWARDS
m the GREAT WORLD'S FAIR in LONDON,
1851 ; at the GREAT EXPOSITION in PARIS,
186T; at the INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
in CHILI, 18T5; and at the grand CENTEN
NIAL EXHIBITION In Philadelphia, 1876.
All persons) wishing- to purchase (or ex
amine) instruments are respectfully in
vited to visit oar Wuerooms.
Send for Circular and Pries List.
CHIOKERIKG & SONS,
130 Fifth Avenue. N.Y. I t56 Tremont St., Boston.
Nov29 dw4
10
CASES BOCK BRIDGE ALUM,
Jan. 22
10
CASES BUFFALO LITHIA.
See J flats !
ailrrmds.
And a full supply of
North Carolina Railroad. IMPORTED APOLLINAR! CORN ! CORN ! CORN !
CONDENSED SCHEDULES.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
- ANB
Date, Nov. 20, '81 No. K5 No 51 No. 53
Daily. Dally. Daily.
Leave Charlotte, 3.10 am 4 40am 5.45 pm
" Salisbury. 4,42 a m 6.30 a m 7.27 p m
" High Point 7 53am 7.50 pm
Arrive Greensb'ro 6.25 am 8.2Kam 8.44 pm
Leave wreensb'ro y.35am 9.15 pm
Arrive Hills boro', 11 42 a m
" Durham... 12.17 pm
Balelgh,.... 1.25 pm
Leave Raleigh,... 4.10 pm
Arrive Goldsboro' 6.20 pm
Hunyadi Janos Waters.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY !
H !
H
UNYADI
ANCS.
BAGGING AND TIES
No. 17 Dally, except Saturday.
Leave Greensboro', 5.40 p. m.
Arrive at Raleigh, . . 3.04 a. m.
Arrive Goldsboro,. .8 00 a. m.
Mo. fi5 Connects at Greensboro' with R. & D.
B. B. for all points North and West
No. 61 Connects at Greensboro' with R & D.
B. B. for all points North, East and West, via Dan
ville. At Goldsboro' with W. & W. B. B. for Wil
mington. No. 58 Connects at Salisbury with W. N. O. B. B.
for all points in Western North Carolina dally; at
Greens coro' with B. 4 D. B. B. for all points
North, East and West. .
TRAINS GOING WEST.
nlB'f rotn this sfection.
'rhtfflKa! neiir South and anew countnr
BaiCTeSh ooened to our enterprise and
industry by the completion of this great
railroad enterprise, i ne country wiu
loon be settled and developed, and the
fertile rallevs that lie hidden among
he tall mountains of the Southwest 1
Jrvill return bountiful harvests wnica ,
Date.Nov.20,'81 No. 54 No. 50 No. 52
Dally. Dally. Dally.
Leave Goldsooro' 1 0.U0 a m
Arrive Balelgh,.. 12.25 pm
Leave Raleigh, . . 2 85pm
Arrive Durham,. 3.49 pm
Arrive Hlllsboro', 4,26 pm
Arrive Greensb'ro 6.45 p m
Leave Greensb'ro 0.15 pm 7.05 pm 9 30 am
Arrive High Point 7.42 pm 10.02 am
Arrive Salisbury, . 10.54 p m 9. 00 p m 1 1 :1 4 a m
Arrive Charlotte, 12.25 a m 1045 p ml 12 40 p m
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.
AS A CATHARTIC:
Does: A wine glass full before breakfast
Tht Zancrf "HunybdIJanos. Baron Liebig af
firms that its richness in aperient salts surpasses
that of all other known waters."
TTte British Medical Journal "Hunyadi Janos.
The most agreeable, saiust, and. most efficacious
aperient water."
Pro. Virchow, Berlin. "Invariably good and
prompt success; most valuable."
. Prof. Bamberger, Vienna "I have prescribed
these writers with remarkable success."
Prof. Scambni, Wurszburg. I "prescribe none
but this."
Prof. Lander Brunton, M.D., P. B. 8., London.
"More pleasant than its 1 rivals, and surpasses
thorn In ftflftrta
Prof. Atken. T. D..F.R. 8.. Royal Military Hos
pital, Netley. "Preferred to Pulina and I rled-
rlchshalL" .
We are agents for
THE WATT PLOW
Will sell It LOW KB than you- can boy an other
good plow. Full assortment always on hand.
Call and See uslJelore purchasing.
MAYER & ROSS.
aug26
JOHN H. McADEN,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacist.
Guano
North Tryon St,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Nt. a& Dalrv. excent Sunday.
Leaye Goldsboro,' -8.00 p. m.
.. . Arrive saieign...... v.au p. m
jesvetuuign,...
Arrive Greenaborp',
a. m.
p. m.
A Perilous
oAirht Ttn;:Ut;rli- J remove the lace and yiHihaYe- a
adacrie.. a assists cu? J fc m Md b ewaQia gUMai&aj
gestion, strengthens tne system, 1 glass. In thia -way lutiliilfl
regulates the bowelSjpurinesthe!
blood. A Book Vent free. A rBr.f
aruis-Hleod ow It: 'J'" : ' "'"
Journey tvnd
: Escape ',
a Narrow
and the sand wiut ttt it away EeHiOYe( Wih find their way to the sea through
Fw v wK-n rm rf. nftttiera' I "WiiiBnriftaTifl. and t.hfl hnllion torn from
tWwflV knrt ouiiVn trm cnt uettersj FXeiTOrleans. and the bullion torn irom
d-fti-ir VthrrVlb 'rrWrninrTrl ttiatl Take a iieIoiIlii&-lpiala1 I Wbl4Cf!ructanfe grasp of the . rock, ttat
Only Ve-getaWfe tOrrlpouriathat fx f eefcMSaace( rolds it, will be coined into broad shin
acts directly upon the Liver, and I and pass it under ihJsVWastaaauaot a I Ing pieces of money, by the mint of this
cures Liver Complaints, Jaunr.MiSKg
dice. Biliousness, Malaria, Cos- I everitiSinotcovereAiyiiaNoy
threness, Headache.; Itastsdj. StSSSSSS.
belatiulflfirnre$W.
all kinds are pat ia glass( and at small
e?ctriaB. The orknicaii.ffoiatheiE
nanus unaer tne uiast wiuwui umuj,
even when it is rapidly cutting away
pfe?fa?deBt cutting glass. Iron or stone,
britthrev must look out for flnsrer nails,-
. T . - rf .... a,.,,' M - Tl. Ai L i.1 i
for they will be wimtieaon ngnuflasi-;
it on steei unmDies u pro-
CHARLOTTE, N.C.,
p - Sole Agent for a
LOUIS. COOK,
Thm Home trsifthe kflen tract: hd(he Wtlfch 1
tract, each, wul first be offered In lota and then as-
TbU Wlf4ff'subect 10 th ratification and
K, c:-e tenth easb: balance in two eana)
...nmnfi ut- one and two yean, with security
jora Jfc"5JOMWnls'nra,.
recember'1,1881.
wtd-daiiy , , . .)t
Chew only
Did Oaken B
the brand fit tobacco known as The
ticket.
rpH. old Ottennur
i mt i a n. JONES.
'V, 'Charlotte, N. C.Sore Agent
pr Liberal tmnt.o dealer. A
mm
lv. If thev out on steel thimbles to pro
fecftfte nafis.it wiW lo; ut UtUe good,
ior me sana wiu wuiiuojueuiyj
ftvav: but if thev wrab a piece of soft
fcotfrin aroriDdheni Key are-saf A Voa;
The 8and:whittle ;away. and (destroys
ny har4rshbBWnCfi :glas
does not affect subsIth ate Vof t,
and yiewinjrviiK wax,50iM)niijnoia(;e,
Ai v
WATEBTOWN 8PBXNG WAGON COKPAKIXSi
BUGGIES, CaBBIAGIfVPrlAlTbm SPBTNG
; 1 iAWAQOMSt)b0ii,'iNr.
WHOLESALE AJrtfttttJLlL
qPEN BUGGIE5, $55. r "TOP BUGGIES, 85.
ODMnai anouoesneTia hi tzim wotmamm mam
junn ; jg. h j ? H s f
u 4- j ;;l,:.ss':ssT;lnV,;;:--
enifitTffmwrtTr
S.I flttm JntentlOi
j by Mrs. Dr.3Beve
keep a strlotly nraHs ass. house In every respect;
Commouious sainpra rooms ea art aoa
floors. --i ..." -
Tpsonage of the public is soUclted.1
r: .1 wmuui. uunmu , . w 1 ,
S ladrwho hafeeeirefwrceq from net sum a iiapge number of photographs';
r.hftTri? '-fthis fizti tad little in-J and busineBsi na. r cJ
with her hnsband'fa
AJetroit" -
and has Uvea in jraria wauj
Ko. RO Connects at Salisbury with W. N. C. R. R.
for Asheville. 4c.. at Charlotte with A. k C. Air-
Llne for ail points in the South and southwest
No. 64 Connects at Charlotte with A. A C. A.-L.
Railroad for all points Sputh and Southwest.
. No. 52 Connects at Charlotte with A. & A.-L.
for Dolnts South and, South west; at Charlotte with
C. C&A.B, B. for all points isouth and South'
east; .!.;, .
N W. N. C. BAILKOAP. '
GOING WEST.
DON'T GO TO SARATOGA
When you can get water Just as fresh and spark
ling as when it flows from the spring at Saratoga,
i We receive this water in large block tin reservoirs
Which we return as soon as emptied to be refilled
aeain every weeK. J n: mcaub.in.
... r . . .uruggisi ana vnemisu
Prescriptions carefully prepared by experienced
- and competent druggists, day or night
Juiy28
All Notes and Mortga
GIVf N US LAST FALL FOB
Z. B. Vahox.
W. H Baxlxt.
VANCE & BAILEY, Gr TJ A. JNT O ,
Wilmlneton Star.
U30r. Everett, of Burgaw, Pender
amiMifcv- was on his wav to this city on
Sunday last, ana was in tne act 01 uem
ferried across the Northeast River in a
flat when his horsewhich was attache
ed to a busrsry m wnicn ne ijar.w
npatpd. became frightened at some-
hintr riashpd tnrwarn ana SDrane iuw
the river before he could be restrained
in hi mnvftinfints. Mr.' Everett made
a narrow p.sp.ane frorrr. beinic .'Carrieu
over in the buggy, but fortunately suc-
ceeded m jumping rrom tne uuguy w
the1 flat just in the nick'. M time. ,The
r,rmtx ?ar,A hn crv . Rank, immediately to
ihv hnttarrL'and the animal, said to bo
irol rthhlsvr.no -wjta rir course arowiieu,
vv-- , . . i 1 J
wTviTa.f h tititftnn nr..iasE accouubs uau.
inottieen recoverea.-
;oi 1.".: . '1. "
aM)irt: :.' rr'-'f A Beautiful HnrRiar.
rork Tomha' -taffiMm arery heautifal blppdeOf
letters to JayGonMU;iBherlteat. wvH?Jh I8;years;: chargea.
jvhtre ihiii,XaeB.attK'ecce
Uvea for manyyeara,.iiLhe ewer yveues
wss tinntitArl bv a mobid fear that He 5
maTtoing to lose his money; ; and that
ne 8 KOIDk H CUB a puue v
ovrted ellea'ff Bisters ia thevrife of
lyrruarimg,xne" presiaenii wi l i'Vir
.tttriti'RaUecFe. and another married the
' NO. 50 Dally.
Leave Greensboro...... ............... 9.51 pm
Arrive KernersvUle,... .. 11.07 pm
Arrive Salem.'.' '. . i .1 1.50 p m
NO. 62 Dally, exoept Sunday.
Leave Greensboro
Arilve Eerneravllle
Arrive Salem.. .... ,
10.00 am
11.00 am
1140 am
G0IN6 EAST,
NOf 51 Dally, except ttunday.
Leave Salem...,. T'.30am
Arrive KemersviHe.v... ...... ......... 6.04am
Arrive Greensboro.. 9.00 am
i . . NO. 53 Daily. .
Leave Satefn..'.',V.'i'.x..i....'.. 4.80 pm
Arrive KemersvlUe. ..... i -..r...- fi.l0pm
Arrive Greensboro.'. ....... . . .'. v 6.80 p m
with burglarizing;
sLrwifeW dnzftn fashionable Doaraing- raaaa i
hwn inshArA she had been snccesstve-
ly a guest, was arrested Saturday. She
1a tha HnttAKfar f . Tr fnnnke. one Of
tne mostrpromlnent pnysicianB oi wiy-i
afcrUermanyw and . is -.highly . educatedl j
On Train No. 54 Danville and Atlanta.
'On Train No. 50-N.ew York and Atlanta,
wasningien ana vanvi le. : '
On Train No. 52-Richmond and Danville, and
Washington and Augusta via Danville. , . ,
'Through. TUjkets on sale at, Greensboro7
Balelgh; Gpldsbojro'.SaUsbary and Charlotte, and
principal polnt'Soutli.. 8puUiw8st, West Npnb
and East; rr Emigrant Bates to Louisiana, Tex
airiJkariBaand.he Southesl address,: ,
anger JMtisuk.
Attorneys and OotmseHors
J CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Practice in Supreme Court of the United States,
supreme Court of North Carolina, f ederal
Courts, and counties of Mecklen
burg, Cabarroi, Union, Gas-r ,
ion, iiowan ana ua-vldson.
'Office, two doors eaavof , XBdeoAndanc
Sanare. , xnajtathrtfj
RO. D: GrRAJBM.
TN the8tBte'and uWtM:Sta Conrt8.' CoIIee
x tions, Homo .and iroreigrL aollclted
Btraca of Titles, Snrveys. Ac,, furnished for;
pensaQon ' - ' -
Qrr it H. R. Corner, Tri . ; : Tryon streets
Chariott.N.C rjMt
ARE KOW DUE,
(NOV;EMBER 1ST, 1861.)
'Please call and arrange the same.3
llli
'.tiLi'.ti'dl i;jJa'.4r-. ;
lmond, Va,
innTiinnl
and atriklnffiv hoantif uL . She has heen I MtiaabifitslhjaafteBieir
enirairedin nf srinm sivofiatiorra for the I i pwittye
Ttet tvm . w-TSiiWif. ftMrt trw 1 KKL8L 5r
wwpia sales ot seal-skin Bacquesx
Amo OWUlfSZl. KTiCX Tf rivtif TW'sfciW
swuu saiou uaii lis iini
Permanently
CURED
'i .-n i rmuii r i se i
H W ; -wo jr...fl UKSffltt aigg,
IS 7 91
slilsasj
R5I
Ix
ClfY PR OPERTY
:amca icmrKsnary reiie t; wit ia peripanot,ciuQ. ri i
Wi r, Lea, of BeImore.O.,says ofitiTtosiri
surpruea at th teeedy effect of-you rtmeaifr 'vlv
tnu Km imm na tn u tirart mat nat innmiirr tnu
yiemichtmd made expectoration easy : Inow sleep ait
i tPVAi wmoui eouQMnff." if your draglst does not
-'' i 93 AtrosMifrajr, w York.
oct27 dAwSm
SJ J W IfsrtrflonHJthr.,
mm mm mm a j rw "
mum
SALE.
'rilfeABjt tsldehce, three bloeks frpm tb?
t pubBejsijuare ltt thnrlotte, wUl be solfl fcheap
tuui vu reasonaoje lerms to the right Kina vi u
purchaser.'' The dweBlrig IS n a foil lot, has nine
comfortable rooms,' brtek kitchen, fine well ot wa
ter, etc. Tbe bouse lr admirably adapted for the
residence of a lawyer, doctor or preacher, having
an admirable library orstody room, 'built for the
purpose.; For furthar partieulars, price, terms,
eta. apply at t THIS OFFICE.
Baltimore,
novll dw
BE Lot on the irir fc- KUith stwet
l.lli lforth.CBiallBa.-
and the
Iroad. fronUns 140 feet on
feet o, the. North Caroina
, t. "wiuiTesi'iHininBiMrtiiwi iuKfi
BTW-MsmMtiM $t& 4 ailaol sjfll either; Weo)d asa whole or divided
lUWpTMd. HWitMWftf XtototelwTotsOf 70 by 168Ieet Suitable either for
'uiiuiDgor iaciory pur noses. Apply to
Jun25,tl J.aPHILLIPB