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CHARLOTTE, N. C., TUESDAY PEBtJiY- SMi
VOL. XXVII.
NO. 4,030.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
T
NOkTn CAROLINA BAILBOAD COMPANY,
Secretary and Treasurers ymce,
Company Shops, N. C, January 81st, 1882.
HE Directors of the North Carolina Baiiroaa
Company have daclarad a aiiaena oi o yr
cent-three per c-.nt paable 1st Marcn, to siock.
holders of record on 10th February next; and
three per cent on 1st September, to stockholders
of record on loth Augus; next The stock books
will be c osed from 10th February to 1st March,
and frctn iota August to 1st September. l 8i!.
P. B. BUFsIM,
febl lm Secretary.
NOTICE.
PURSUANT to a decree of the Superior Court of
Mecklenburg, I will sell at Public Auction at the
court house In Cnarlotte, on
MONDAY, THE 27TH OF FEBRUARY, 1882,
(being the week of Superior Court,) that aluable
lot or parcel of land lying between the Intersection
of the North Carolina Railroad track and Trade
street, adjoining the P. M. Brown lots and others,
nOW If HAtun a a rna QnMar nrnrwrtW.
Resold because of purchaser at late sale falling
to comply. v .
Terms-Wi cash; bats nee on 8 and 6 months
fedit, with interest Title wwwedM security for
balance. B. BARrilNGEB,
iec'24 d oaw ids Commissioner.
vvfts&l 0al
E- B. VaNoa.
W. H BAIL!.
VANCE & BAILEY,
Attorn en and OoilMelloTl
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
Practics in Suorems Court of the Dnited States
Supreme Court of North Carolina, Federal
courts, and eounues ox Meejuen
burg, Cabarrus, Union, Gas
ton,
JL9nm. two
Square. n
Sowan and Da
vidson.
doors east of
Independence
may29-tx
Diphtheria.
A cold or sore throat may not seem to
amount to much, and If promptly attended
to can easily be cured ; but neglect is often
followed by consumption or diphtheria.
No medicine has ever been discovered which
acts so quickly and sifeiy in such cases as
fUKHX UA V IS'
prompt
saved t
avo
cure.
PAIN KILLER. The
use of this invaluable remedy 003
thousands of lives.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER is
not an experiment. It has been before the
public for forty years, and Is most valued
Where It Is best known.
A few extracts from voluntary testimonials
read as follows:
Patr Killer has been my household remedy for
colds for toe past twenty-eeven years, and hi
pever known it to fail In effecting
Ij. B. tj rocker, wuuamHVUle, n. x.
For thirty years I have used Pain Ktllxh, and
found it a never-failing remady for colds and sore
throat Barton Seaman.
Have received immediate relief from colds and
ore throat, and consider your Pain Killer an
Invaluable remedy. Gjeo. B. Everett, Dickinson,
N.Y. ,7
I have just recovered from a very severe cold,
which I nave had for some time. I could get no
relief until I tried your Pain Killer, which
relieved me immediately. I will never again be
without it O. O. Force, Lowndes, Ga.
Have used Pain Killer in my family for forty
rears, and have never known it to faiL Ransom
Lewis, Waynesboro, Ga.
I bejran using Pain Kiiaeb in my family twenty
five years ago and have used it ever since, and have
found no medicine to take its place. B. V. Dyer,
Druggist, Oneida, N. Y.
For whooping-cough and cronp it Is the best
S reparation made. We would not be without it
. P. Bouts. Liberty Mills. Va.
For twenty -live years I have used Patn Killer
for colds and chapped 11:
medicine ever offered.
n.c.
and consider it the best
eo.Hooper, Wilmington,
T WftA nffftrtner BAVftTplv with bronchitis, and my
throat was so inflamed I could scarcely swallow
any food. I was advised to try your Pain Killer,
and after taking a few doeea was completely
cured. T. Wilkinson.
Dr. Walton writes from cosnocton : xonr -ai
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Arkansas has only six Republican pa
pers.
The commission aDDointed in Ger
many to revise Luthers translation of
the Bible has completed its work.
A company with a capital of $100,000,
has been organized to introduce, the
electric light at Columbus, Ga.
Princess Louise is busy shipping
maidens from England to Canada,
where they are expected to find homes
and husbands.
In Robertson county, Tenn- a la wsuit
over a bench worth 50 cents, the costs
amounted to $75.
Mrs. Sherman, of "West Fourteenth
street, New York, has given $50,000 to
tne sixteenth Baptist cnurcn or tnat
city on certain conditions, one of which
is that the name shall be changed to
the Sherman Memorial Baptist Church,
in memory of her husband and son. -
Two vounsr ladies named Meriweth
er, belles of Huntsville, Ala., daughters
of the former chief enneineer of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, and
nieces of the late noted authoress. Miss
L. Virginia French, left their father's
house Friday night, with two young
lawyers, ostensibly to attend a concert,
but boarded a train for Nashville and
were married.
Charles W. West caused a hearty sal
vo of handclaps among the trustees of
the Cincinnati Art Museum the other
day by announcing that he wanted to
give the museum a valentine in the
shape of a $150,000 check. This makes
$300,000 given by Mr. West to the mu
seum. A Milwaukee man who had the
small-pox, and was criticised by the
Sentinel for meandering around and
being sociable, called at office of that pa
per to resent the attack, but he had on
ly to announce his name to have the
office to himself. Editors should be
very cautious about criticizing small
pox patients.
A six-year-old child has been taken
to the Atlanta Medical College whose
head by aotual measurement was thirty-six
and one half inches oue way and
thirty-four the other.
Miss Minnie Hauck landed in New
York in the beginning of last week,
having come direct from Germany.
She reached Little Rock, Ark., on Wed
nesday, was married on Thursday to
her lover, who had migrated from the
old country some months before, died
on Friday and was buried on Sunday.
Heart disease.
ntrle
Mrs. Ellen B. Mason writes: My son was taken
violently sick with diphtheria, high fever, and cold
chills. So many children have died here, I was
afraid to call a physician, and tried your Pain
Killer. He was taken on Sunday, and on
Wednesday his throat was clear. It was a won
derful cure, and I wish it could be known to the
poor mothers who are losing bo many children.
For Chills and Fever PAIN KILLER has
no equal. It cures when everything else falls.
Delays are often dangerous. A bottle of
Pain Killer 4n the house Is a safeguard that
no family should be without.
AU druggists sell It at 5c, 50c., and $1.00
per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS &. SON, Proprietors,
Providence, R. I
sept dAw sept A oct.
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PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND
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SYMPTOMS OF A
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blade. full" after eating, witn a dialn;
cttnation to exertion of body or mind.
T ratability of temper. Low spirits, Losa
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eyes. Vellqw bkin. Headache. Etestlesa
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TOTTS PHIiS especially adapted to
siclicasesne dose effects suchachange
of feeling as to astonish the sufferer.
Thoy Increase the. Appetite. and wwjths
badvte Take on Fleab. thus the system Is
irUh"Tan"bythei7To..lAelonon the
ducer Price 35 cepte. Si Murray St-, X.T.
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Gbat Hatb ot Whiskers changed to a msar
Soldby Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of fl.
Office, 33 Murray SU New York.
CD- TOTTS AHtAL of Valuable lafarmOm J )
VmM iSslpto will k aUe FBJtt appUU.
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drake, Stilllnp, and
many of the best medi
cines known ara com
bined in Parker's Ginger
Tonic, into a mediane
of such yaried powers, as
to make It the greatest
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Bssterer Krer va.
It cares BJwrniarisrB,
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PflrkfiP'S - - trfthe Stamach, Boweh,
I lai NCI v .WJJ.. TKidnen.
Lin! Uolfnm, V entirely diftereatfirrjin
nan mojouiiii jMSGi-,, ueMi
rifal color to crny hair. . & Qvm1.llt
Carter ts. The Western North Carolina
-Railroad.
Greensboro Patriot 15. '
At the hearing before Judge Dick at
Chambers yesterday, the motion of in
terpleader filed by TvD. Carter, In the
case ef the Western North Carolina
I Railroad vs.- the jeommissioners. of
Burke and McDowbU, was dismissed.
The motion was not farther pressed,';
neither Carter nor bis attorney being;
present As understood generally 'the
claim is an absurd; 6nei Alance- at1
the main facts will show that it ia.
monstrously absurd. From the xecords
and other equally authentic sources we
gainer me ioiiowiug poms, woicn are
positively conclasiye of xhe case J
Carter claims to have' purchased the
Western North CarolinarRailroad at an
execution sale under Judgement ios
favor of T. Y. GreenleeTon the 7th of
February, 1876. In rewj: it ia said the
road was previously sold under a decree
of the United States circuit court in the
case of Hiram Sibley and others vs. the
Western North Carolina Railroad.
That Greenlee was a party of record to
this suit and filed an answer through
his attorney. In law this estopps
Greenlee, and of course, would estopp
Carter. But Carter alleges in his pe
tition that Greenlee did not authorize
an attorney to appear for him in the
case. The attorney who filed the an
swer was B. S. Gaither, and that ' fact
itself would be a sufficient refutation,
of Carter's allegation. But Greenlee
has furnished a statement which puts
the question beyond all cavils He says
I authorized and employed Col. B. S.
Gaither, an attorney, to look after my
interests and represent me,1 if necessary,
in the case of Sibley and others vs. the
Western North Carolina Railroad in the
United States circuit courts aw he did
;ExD08ara. irffl MOdacfl eelda. throal
6nsunDtlon. etc .all of which alye wanrlng by a
trouoieaome cengn. use ui. wi cooga: syrup
iri time, and relieve both the cause and ellectof
yenrdisccam!
3Si
.BKiuirjx wisa the. hub
Mayte enUrelV prevented by ihe use ol BTJB
NyrTa COCDlINX. ; No oOier eofflpormd po
sessesthe pecnllar properties hlch so eiacOy
stilt the yartoua eondttJoDi of the hnman hair.1 It
saftensthe hair when harsh and dry. ' soothes
tip irritated Bcatf. It affords the riches ltatrei' It
prsTents the' haJr from faJl'ng itL R promotes its
llAaUhvJ tlowm 'nnth T la rtnt DOT
B ieTe, n .dlsyeeable odor. It kills
ejItoToog Kracts wtowpJobethe
MURDOCK'S
LIQUID FOOD, Roberts' Extract of If alt and
Heat, recommended by Dr. J Marlon 81ms,
of New York. . Sold by WILBON & B UK WELL.
WE HAVE
IN Store some fine French Brandy. Guaranteed
pure. WILSON! A BUB WELL.
FOUR AND FIVE
T OW Ensllsh Toeth Brashes of the best quality,
-Lb
WILSON Jc BOB WELL,
umggastsi
Dl'T
AT OUR
LACE CTJRTlIJNTS,
We hate some beautiful styles, also some handsome patterns in Cretones.
We still hare a few HEAVY GOODS on hands that will pay you to buy for
another season. We have ust received the pretUest and cheapest stock of
Ever Offered1 In this market "PEABL" SB3BT, "EYITTS" SHOES, &c
brows HARGRAVES & WILHELM.
X7SSENCE of Jamaica Gl:
XV at
LS
r. a fresh amvai
ft BUB WELL'S -
Drag Store.
HY0ROLINE."
(HTDBATSD OIL.)
by virtue of this authority. , have me 1 rpoNiC Digestive anfl t'ghiy NuWtive. 8oidr by
represented in said suir." This would Li wilson a bubwelu
LAWRENCE'S
How Spurious Champagne is Made.
New York Tribune.
In the last three or four years the
consumption of American wines has in
creased to a marked extent in New
York and throughout the country. The
reason for such a change in a great
measure is attributed to the ravages of
the phylloxera in Franco and to the
consequent failure of French wine
crops. It is an undisputed fact that of
the medium grade wines not the time
honored brands for which fancy prices
are paid the supply in France i3 not
sufficient at present to meet the home
consumption. People have grown sus
picious in regard to the a rencn wines
sold in this country, and are now to in
clined to prefer the home brands.
One evil, however, wnicn may result
from the popularity of home wines is
an increase in the low grades of imita
tion or 'charsed" champagnes, which
tend to produce a prejudice against ali
American champagnes. nere are
over half dozen houses carrying on the
manufacture of spurious sparkling
wines in New York, two of them being
on Broadway. The method of operation
is simple. The raw wine is ciearea Dy
the use of aluminum.celatineand alum
the latter imparting to it great brilli
ancy. After being treated wnn a fla
vored syrup tne wine is cnargeu, uk.b
soda water, with carbonic acid gas, oy
nlaf.incr the bottle under a fountain.
Under this process the wine is liable to
h lmnrecnated witn Dotn leaa ana cop
per, which have the effect of disorganiz-
lnjT Hi Ilit) Ul W1UH itUU lUO wuouuiw a
stomach. Nausea, headache and ill re
sult from drinking sparkling wines
thus prepared.
A Lively Grandmother.
The "EmDress of Austria has been for
some time a grandmother, and probably
grows old, as do other people ; due sue
doesnt seem to show it in the least, and
her Amazonian instincts are as strong
as ever. As usual, at this season of the
year, she is indulging her fancy for fox
hunting in tne uritisn isies at vauuuci
mere Abbey. It is a fine old mansion,
set in wooded grounds and facing a
beautiful lake. She brought with her
a Ioxo-a suite and fiftv horses. At the
first hunt there was a great gather ing
of sportsmen. Her majesty roue re-
gasus, a dark brown mare, and wnen
the bugle sounded as a signal in acme
first fox was away, 200 norsemen,
mounted on the best animals me coun
try could boast, dashed on ac iuu speeu
in pursuit across the valley, with the
hounds in fall cry. But the fox, after
scampering over a few fields and dou
bling:, was lost in tne cover uum wuiu
became, xne second animai tutu woo
unearthed showed better sport, and
was killed after a run or an nour ana
twenty minutes. The impress was in
at the death and goc ine uruau. ai
i said that she would like to goto tne
I neighboring island, since she is mount
ed on horses 01 maccniess pnysicai vuw-
ity.ihigh mettle and high training;
there is more stir ana excitement in
riding over dangerous ditches, rugged
stone fences, and the wild rough coun
try of Ireland than over the level grass
fields and simple ditches of Cheshire,
but the Land League looks with disfa
vor even on imperial iux uuuuug.
seem to vindicate CoL tfaither from
Carter's aspersions. It is also fatal to
Carter's case. Apart from this it is
claimed as a matter f record that
Greenlee was duly served with process
in the Sibley suit, and that the judge
ment would be. binding against mm as
a Judgement pro eonfesso. Carter pur
chased the Ureeniee judgment ebru
ary 7th, 1S76, after the sale of the road
under the Sibley judgment to the State
of North Carolina in June previous.
Thus he was a purchaser with full
notice, and had no equity.
It is further argued, that this argu
ment seems as fatal as the other, that
the Western North Carolina Railroad
had no existence as a corporation when
it was alleged to have been sold by the
sheriff under the Greenlee judgment.
It had become extinct by force of tbe
sale under the Sibley judgment in 1875.
It then passed into the hands of the
State and the road was operated by the
State through a board of commission
ers. The road had no organized cor
porate existence until February 1879.
The sheriff sold nothing and Carter
bought nothing. It is further contend
ed that the sheriff's deed passed no title
because there was no dehvery of the
goods no possession as prescribed by
a North Carolina statute regulating
sales of corporations" under execution.
Unon the question of theextinction of
the corporation there has-been a decis
sion of the supreme court pf this State.
In Young vs. Rollins (85th Report) it Is
decided that the Western division of
the Western North Carolina Railroad
is extinct by virtue. of Act March 13,
1S79 which repealed its charter, in this
case of Rollins vs. the Western North
Carolina Railroad the validity of this
Act was passed upon and declared to be
constitutional and valid. It is further
declared that the Eastern division has
become extinct by reasons of the "Best"
Act, March 19th, 1880. If extinct, as de
cided, very clearly there is nothing for
Don Quixito Carter to levy on except
that imperishable wind-mill, it still
stands as a monument to people's fol
ly. Carter also claims to have bought
the Western division of this much liti
gated property. He purchased under a
judgment in favor of A. T. Davidson,
of Asheville. This road has been sold
under three other executions previouly,
all of which have been assigned to the
present owners. In addition to this it
is claimed that all of Carter's railroad
interests have been sold under sundry
executions, and the interest in these ex
ecutions assigned to the present own
ers Messrs. Clvde. Loeau and Buford.
This would seem to dispose of what
Carter designates in his "book" as his
"equity" in the premises.
Carter alleges in his "book that the
judgment in the Sibley suit was obtain
ed by fraud and collusion between the
plaintiffs and defendants. On of the
defendants was R. Y. Mc Aden; of
Charlotte," and it is a part of the history
of this suit that a similiar allegation
made by Carter some years ago was re
futed by McAden with a knock-down
argument which left its impression in:
the vicinity of Carter's visual organs.
It will bedtime enough to treat this al
gation seriously when any proof is
offered to sustain it. But supposing it
trae, it does hot effect the 'State's title
in the remotest. The State was a pur
chaser without any notice and for a
valuable consideration. And snpposing
it did, it is barred by the statute of
limitations. The law in this State re
quires that a bill for relief against fraud
shall be fild within three y.ears. It has
now been seven years since the alleged
fraud, ;An examination of the records
and pleadings discloses the points indi
cated and shows very conclusively! the
utter absurdity of this pretended claim.
There are other points that might be
mentioned but we have not the space
at our command this week.
TMRSH GLOVES, at
X1 WILSON BUB WELL'S
feb!8
Drag Store.
MIMvlll ,M Mil I I 11
imMMiimMhviR
Both Foreign and Domestic,
Just Received, at
Dr.J.H.McAden s Drug Store
ABATOGA
CBT,
From Saratoga Springs, N. T. A new water re
sembling the imported Vichy. Recommended
as an antacid: cures dyspepsia, aids diges
tion, Is a powerful tonic and strong
diuretic. Also,
Hathorn Natural Mineral Water,
Becommended very highly as a cathartic and al
terative and In all forms of dyspepsia.
ALSO,
' CASES CONGRESS WATER,
10
CASES BOCK BRIDGE ALUM,
10
CASES BUFFALO LITHIA.
N ! 1
And a full supply of
IMPORTED APOLUNARI
NORTH CAROLINA
ATO
Hnnyadi Janos Waters.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
11
TJNTADI TAN08.
H
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.
AS A CATHARTIC:
; . Dos: A wine glass ran before breakfast.
T7 ZBVMBimyBdl Janos. Baron Lieblg af
firms that Its richnesH In aperient salts surpasses
thst Of all other Known waters," . :
. The British Medical .fowr''Hunra Janos.
The most agreeable; safest, arid most efficacious
aperient water." M: L
Prof. TVvAoni BerBn.VTnvTlably good and
prompt success; most valuable." 1,
W. Banibmrgtr, Vienna "r have prescribed
these wrlteis with remarka We success." -.
Pro. jScowiwi, . Wurszburg. I prescribe none
butthtt.6. ; ' " .IT-
Prof. Ijanatf Brmaon, M. Dr.u. iwa
"More Bleasant than Ha rtrals. and Surpasses
them In efficacy ," , - -
rEmjk.-li.;' Boyal MffltaryHos-
pital, Netley.-'Preferred to imna ana wiko-rtchsbau'
JOHN H. JIcADEN,
" Importtng and Dispensing Fharmadst.
North Tryon SC..
DON'T GO TO SABATOQA
When von can set water lost as fresh and spark'
irngas when It flows from the spring at Ban
, iv ifcniw inu nmr m mm iiurx uir iod
which we return as soon as earned to be reflUed
again every wees.
i PreserlpUons carefully prepared by experienced
and competent druggists, day or night
luly28 -
0t22,
lie), n an a ham.
TN the state and ttMte8tate Cotirts; Pfj
H0nw mA foreign, , solicited. JUa .
SSinn1"1' aorveyi, fBrnishw i om..
STCHABLBSBOTmi;
rrtEtS house '-luat bien leased fw jti ?a2
f iir M-rTrta. nanaa,wios'4Dteattoaf'is to
-a. V7 '2rrvr:-iL-,.- in m rMosou
iiL'to car e:.
The fetrouage; w .bw "U"VM-
Wiping Out Old Trfiditions.
The old social traditions about the
Presidency have suffered a good many.
Rhnrksof late vears. and. apparently,
Mr. Arthur proposes to give them the.
finishing blow. Till uranrs aay me
unwritten law of the White House for
bade its occupant to accept an invita
tion to a private residence, urani Drose
the old rule, and Hayes went Still f ur
ther by not only accepting invitations
' i - L. . mv f
to pnvace ainners, uui uv gumg uuv
make calls on people he wished to con
sult, instead of summoning them to the
White MOUSa.' -rtnur uas uapuwi mo
climax by . calling on the wife of one of
his cabinet during her weekly recer
tiotf On Wednesday one of those re
ceptions which, anyuoay is pnvnegeu
taattendL 1 However,thenew:rresident
makes up for bis inBOvation in this di
redtion by Intr()diiCrri;itfpte; vigorous
rules about we aamissiuu.oi. , uwui w
the WhitftHouseaBa about the hand
shaking nuisance,' so that, perhapsphe
is averaging Uilngg.i r.cr -i - h.
leaths'lnf Paris. '
piBis;el)! ' Waldick Bou
seau, Sr- and, Mame Celeste are dead.
Omfooiisa are iandeaoi .of psxtteslo to-.
troducsnew remedies
.1.1... tku ahnnlri know tnat luA .DSOviv
; wl;l hare Dr. Buffs cough syrup and nothing elsfe
Finding a Safe.
Balelgh News and Observer.
Yesterday morning, while. Mr.S. (x.
Worth, of the State Fish Commission;
was digging a trench through the pond
in Oakwooa Cemetery, so as to slightly
drain it, in order to remove some Ger
man carp placed there; he made a startr
line discovery. The workmen struck a
hard. Doay, wnicn, Dy uib eieruou ui
much strength, was removed and found
to be an iron safe, of the pattern in use
by the government. .
Its door had been forced open, and
the casing turned hack with a "jimmy,
as was (evident On examination. ' , ;
The necro warsraen were irreauy ex-
citHd at the discovery, and - at first
thought! they had struck a DOnanza.
1 The paint is in perfectly good condi
tion, even the paint and: varnish on it
beincr'uniniured. Mr. Worth says that
he is informed that some years ago a
saloon kept Dy maas, near uamp jams-
sellr'Was enierea vj vuiees una iuib
hsafA taken away, nothing having ever
been known or its whereabouts unui
yesterday. - " '
'' r U'e-wrJElnglaD.d's Decadence.
.IfewTork finai
Tn ft hrtiisa twice as numerous as that
whoraif Webster made his , sneech on:
the Greek revolution,-; it can scarcely j
DISSOLUTION.
THE Beer Bottling business heretofore eonduct
,ed in Charlotte by Cochrane ft Muftzler has
been this day dissolved by mutujOcon wt
Eebruary 9, 1 882. E.'C MUNZLEB. '
NOTICE.
HAVING bought out the interest of Mr. W. B.
Cochrane In the Beer Bottling bosiness, I will here
after eanduct the bosiness, as agent for the Berg
ner fc Xugel Company, in Chartottev and while re
turning thanks for past patronage, respectfully
solicit favors in the future. . , . 1
Respectfully,
7 f eblO " ' ' Tf-; C- ITOjNZLEB.
TURKEYS,
CBANBEBBIES, HONEY, N. O. KOLA88E8,
Sweet and Irisk Potatoes,
' ' -AT- '
S. M. HOWEL L'S.
febl7
STARTLING
DISCOVERY!
obtain ten rflemwra. in, 'snorti unaet
the Dending bill. ISBW jngiana, wnica
ifarmnriv: elected 1 one-elehtb tit tw
LOST CIAMHOOD RESTORED.
'-- a mum. mt MnfhAtl IniMaluet flSUShl
Ikhmm WKnlW. last SB
' ll '
., .i nr li A Hawaii KlftSlV 1
! tLfesfet IN THE SOUTH.
4flran The Mi Music llos
J. : : : ' THE ONLY EOUSK
i) First-Class Instruments.
uogs- I II I 1 Mil II I I II
rvoirsl II ' I IIIMIII1I I ll I
ttvt . mi i m ..
GENERAL FEED DEALERS
I -AHD- I
COMMISSION MUBCHABTU
OM MISSION MERCHANT IO,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
HAVE HOW ON HftHQ; Am
l
A VTTT.L RTTPPLY OF
r
lUfiAnlilfifiAJiTnfi Maai
n U 11 m lilnn I I
ill mm I Hamuli niuiuii
WHITE AND TELLOW CORN,
f PEABL GBTTS, BRAN, - QMIwMft
PATAPSCO PATENT fflf 1 jf' 2)
PBOCE38 TLOTJB,
TIMOTHY HAY,
AND HKCKKBS
EELF-BAISLNQ
BUCKWHEAT
FLOUB
-10-
'7
CHICK KRING & SON3,
KRANICH & BACH,
MATHDSHEK,
ARION,
SOUTHERN GEM
And oilier tIAN'03.
MASON & HAMLIN,
8HONINGKR.
PKLOUBKT & CO.. .
STERLING.
AND OTHER ORGANS.
THAT SELLS STRICTLY
Ask me for prices if you want good work
and you will never buy anything but the bet.
Address or call on,
McSMITH.
CHABLOTTE. H. C
Telephones ! Telephones !
THE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
Telegraph Company,
Is the sole licensee of the
erican Bell Telephone Company
FrJr supplying Telephones In the States of Virginia,
west Virginia, (soutn oi tne a. a u. n. jio, ui
Carolina, Koutn uaronna, Jtionaa aua &i:iuiuun.
PEIVATE LIKES
Constructed, equipped with Telephones and rented
'or parHculars address
sAttthkkn bkll TELFPHONL
and TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
febll eod Sm 105 Broadway, New York.
formerly : tilectea ; one-eianui ''Wkwq,,, ind freb
bMrse, witi be slv-ed td
ttlrSee of ini4Miug;
ryears. - v
8ep 18
WILL GLADLY PTE PRICES
BOTH THE WHOLESALE and RETAIL TBJCDE.
Having removed to the shop, on Tryon street, over
the Indenendent Hook & Ladder Truck House, is
now ready to receive orders for HOUSE, SIGN
and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, sunn as
GBAIHTNG
Gnilding, Kakomining, Frescoing, ftc.
jan26tf
ar BearectfuBy' aolldUng a
patrooamwf an respectfully,
CENTRAL HOTEL.
JanlS
HATE talren charge of the above Hotel, in
GREENSBORO, N. CL, and will run it In FIRST
aha STYLE, and .Will be elad to have mi
nan ex vorti Rnnrndav. ; uk. pttr. .tb
I ureensooro. a. u leDruary ma, losa.
fhQ 9.vt
A. 3. BEALL A CO.
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