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i.- Si? TyU': V'?; T;777 ' Vyi ;V J-i i ".:7 'vs:' 7yv7::I ft: DOBBINS1 STARCH POLISH An Important dis covery, ty wliich every family may give their linen that beautiful fin ish peculiar to laundry work. Ask yoar Grocer. Law J. B. DOBBINS, Philadelphia, W.W.WOOBJaiiiitelmstoii,I.G. CHAS. E. JONES, Sole Ag't,Charlotte,N.C. a. l mm DEALER IN Tinware & House Furaishiosr Goods MANTELS and GRATES -WHOLESALE and BSTAIL.I Particular attention paid to HOOFING AND SPOUTING. None nut first5lass hands employed. Call tor the BARLEY SHEAF STOVE. oct29 HAVS IN STOBE ONE F THE LARGEST STOCKS -OF- GOO RRR OO CCO FEB RRR II REE RSS ' 8OBS O GRKOOOOK R K II K O RRR O O O EK RRR II EE 8 SS, OGGRROOOOE R R II E sg GOG R R OO OCO EEE R R II EKE DSSS Flour, Grain, Provisions, k, Erer offered In this market Don't buy until you examine our Stock and Prices. CORN iSE OATS.- - J CAB LOADS WHITE CORN, -JQ CAR LOAD3 YELLOW CORN, 1 000 BAEEELa FLtfH. 500 8ACK3 corFEB' 2QQ BARRELS MO S3E3, 100 BARRELS SUGAR, 100 B3XE3 BACON, lQ PACKAGES LARD, 200 BOXE? SOAP, 200 PACKAGES MACKEREL, 100 B0XES CSi 2g BOXES CHEESE, &C ' PATENT pUR, 100 Barrels Just from the Mill. SPRINGS &! BURY ELL. feb8 d&w CONSULT llll I! INTER! -AND- SAVE MONEY- By making your purchases for cash at the Variety Store, under Traders' National Bank. If you want a LAMP,; or a pair' of SUSPENDERS, a set of PLATES, pr a CORSET, a covered DISH, or a box of BLUE, TOILET SET, or a pair of HOSE, a JZJL SET, OT a TIN PAN, a BOWL and PITCHER or pair Of SPITTOONS, or ALMOST ANYTHING COIT1E AND SEE . bow cheap they can be bought. The biggest box of BLACKING for 5 cents in the city. 0. M. ETHEREDGE. S9 blGGOVERY! . a uunnn RESTORED ATioumw vu-vr.nhcod. etc- tare Decay, Kervoos tteWJ"7. LJZTwiLi in vain every kn LlSTwUch he.wiU s4 FREE . A.. Kl Sttl inwasuuui i - - i ... 43 tjhatbant Ct , OH. Springs & Burwe ST t." I OLD MADE MAKES m WITH tine ELECTRIC Scouring ASK YOUR POLISH. GROCER Pa. Best In the World. rt ' 1 M W THE ONLY MEDICINE IX EITHER LIQUID It DST FOBS That Acts at tho same tine en TEE LIVES, TEE BOWELS, AWS TEE EISEEYS. WHY ARE WE SICK? Because toe allow Vu$e great organ to become dogged or torpid, and poisonous humors are therefore forced into the blood that should be expelled naturally. 1 J WILL SURELY CURE KIDNEY DISEASES. LIVER COMPLAINTS, 4tTT.TS. rOSSTTPATIOTT. tRDTAST TITSP VSF.S. FF.MAIE WEAKNESSES. I AXD KERVOTJS DISORDERS, ?ibv sousing free action of these organs andl a restoring their power to throw off disease. J Why suffer Bilious pains nd aches! bj l tij tormentea mm rues, .onsiipsuoni fq Why frightened OTcr disordered Kidneys! WhT endure nerroas or sick headaches! Use KIDNEY-WORTand rejoice in health. It is put up In Dry Vecetahle Form, In tin I cans one package of which makes six quarts of I medicine. Also in Liquid form, Terr lanccn- trated, for those that cannot readily prepare It I tWlt acts with equal efficiency in either form. I GET IT OF YOUR DRUGGIST. PRICE, 1.00 WELLS, RICHAEDSO.X & Co., Prop's, (Will send the dry post-paid.) BUBLnGTOS, TT. I Miro 27iialy 30 DAYS TRIAL It, 1878 WE WILL SEND, ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL, Electro -Voltaic Appliances TO M3DKT suffering from Krrvona Weaknesses, Gen eral Uebtlity, loss of nerve force or vigor, or any disease resulting from Abuses and Othex Causes, or to any one afflicted with Rheuma tism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Spinal Difficulties, Kidney or Liver Troubles, Lame Back. Rup tures, and other Diseases of the Vital Organs. Also women troubled with diseases peculiar to their sex. Speedy relief and complete restoration to health guaranteed. These are the only Electrie Appliances that have ever beeneonstrneteil npon scientific prlm clples. Their thorough efficacy nag been prac tically proven with the most wonderful success, and they hare the highest endorsements from- medical and scien tific men, and from hundreds who have been quickly and radically cured b their use. Send at once for Illustrated Pamphlet, Eiviir all information free. Address, VOLTAIC BELT CXarahall, Xicb. 1uly18 -COTTON FAGTORY--FORSALE. BY Virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of Catawba county, made in the case of P. C. Shuford and others, plaintiffs, vs. A. M. Powell and others, defendants, at Chambers by Hen. A 0. Avery, Judge, and dated the 7th day of January, 188'i the. undersigned, as Rxcxivbb. will sell at Sublic sale at the cotton Factory of the Catawba anufacturlng Company, on the Catawba River, la Catawba county, on ,,. MONDAY, THE 6TH BAY OF MARCH, 1882, rha fnllrwlnar vain a Ma nmntirfv tA-xrtf ta w mrmmw mjwwwiv yivyvt W AS A UO t Granite Shoals, In Catawba county, and the Gotten factory or saia uitawoa manutacturinK company, located 8 miles from the W. N. c. R. R.: mii irom uatawua eiaaon on aaia rauroaa; n miles from Statesvliie, and 5 miles West from Trout man's Depot on the A., T. k O. R. B.; Including o i acres 01 lauu on tue ooum siae oi ine caiawoa River, on which is situated the said Factory, three good dwelling houses containing 6 rooms each,' and 12 cottages containing from 2 to 4 rooms each for operatives, a storehouse, stables and other out houses, bald Factory is a building 60 feet long by 42 feet wide, two stories high, with an "L" 60x20 feet, and another "L" 90x22 feet, a fire-proof Picker House 80x20 feet, situated 110 feet from the main building of the Factory. Also. bitrj luuuvviuB lUttuuuior ux uiv Baia JD aCWTj, VIZ 1 picker. 1 U6-lnch double beater and larmer. 7 o mcn x4-iop densrs nai cams, l ABaiiee lM-inc delivery drawing frame. 1 20-etrand list sneedi inch delivery dra' (9-lncn bobt frame, 1 20-etrand list speeder (9-lncn bobbins), 8 spinning frames, 1,056 spin- cues (iinaesDurg mane), also spoolers, warper, and with warps ready to start up. - Dye house and sizing machinery of the most lmnroved style with vats and vessels comDlete. All Duts of the build ing furnished with steam-pipes to warm the build ing. Buppuea wun steam irom a zu-nerse power ouuer. ... , All the property, buildings, machinery, 4c, in good condition and in good repair. . Also, on the Northern side of the river. Imme diately opposite the Factory and adjoining Che river ana the Bhoal, which extends across. 21 acres of land, with a fine water-power with solid rock foundation. .The head of the water on the Boatnern siae, on wmon is . tne factory, is about 8 feet . , " For more accurate and definite descriDtlon of the property and conditions of the- sale, reference is mane to the decree in the above stated case. -..-, The terms of said sale will be 20 per cent of the purchase money in cash, and the remainder In eaual installments of 90 and 120 days, bond and sood security being required of the' purchaser for the installments. - ' 1 -iM Also, at the same tune and nlace" the nnder- slgued, as Receiver, will seUFOs. CASH, the fol? Innlnff rHAlAa n MMAnsI nWtrtAvlw wlvti 0 mtiloa 2 waeons-and harness, lot of dvea and Met atumn thenaterlal now In process of manufaetwe, oon' sitting of warps, plaids and yarns. Also, a sm&lt stock of general mercnanotse, consisting or Doota shoes, dry goods, bacon and such other article oi groceries ana ary gooas as are nsuauy kbpi in country store; v ' - "-January 24th, 1882. lUnl. 1m cutm.; ; . --t'.'- Becelver.:'fl l ldncolnton,.a 170 Tl f f i " i mm an24tds .1 vv IBIDAY. MAROtt 3, l8i ITEMS OF INTEREST. Mississippi has 1,13 Indians. - ' - i A Presbyterian churcb. :to cost $20, OOpJwill bo built at Cnattanooga. West Virginia makes 2f per cent! of all the nails in the United States 1 There are 282 frmales and 184 males in the Mississippi lunatic asylum: A South Florida lake is said to con-r tain enough alligators to build a fence around it four feet high. f. The cabbage crop of "Mobile county, Ala., sold for $200,000 last year. A deed conveying 150,000 acres of land lying in Bath county, Va., and Po cahontas county, W. Va.,1 to Robert Strong, of Washington City, and B. . Butler, of Boston, Mass., was a few days ago placed pn record in Pocahon tas county. r Mt Winans, who left America to be come a British subject, can shoot across Scotland from Beanly-Firth to the At lantic coast and not step beyond the boundaries of his own land. The lamentations of the Bordeaux wine merchants continue. They were obliged last year to import 24,000,000 gallons of foreign wines, besides 2,500 tons of Smyrna and Cyprus raisins, which furnished about 2,000,000 gallons more of a fluid which, duly mixed,they supply as claret. ; Mr. George Lorillard, of Sew York, has built a handsome modern residence in the centre of St. Augustine, Fla and surrounded it with palmetto, date trees and hundreds of roses, banarja, fig and orange trees. " The giant Charles Drummond, a col ored day laborer in Onancock, Va., is in his ninetieth summer. He measures Six feet eight inches in height, his shoe is sixteen inches long, and his weight is 234 pounds. His principal diet since boyhood has been sweet potatoes. In order to introduce telegraphy in Ctrina the authorities have granted the free use of. the wires to the people for one month. American meats have been classed by the custom house authorities in Ger many as iron wares, because they are enclosed in tin cans, and are thus made to pay double duty. John H. McGinnis, a sweeper em ployed in the New York postoffice at $2 a day, has received official informa tion from Milton Springs, Col that he has fallen heir to property worth-$50,-000, left to him by John Williams, a successful mining speculator. Col. D. It. Murchison. Raleigh News and Observer. We regret very much to learn of the death of Col. Murchison, who died at New York on yesterday, after a severe and protracted illness. Col. Murchison was about 47 years of age. He was born in Cumberland county, and in early manhood removed to Wilming ton, where he became a partner in the well-known firm of Murray & Hutchi son. At the beginning of the war he entered the army, as captain of a com pany in the Seventh Regiment, and served with great acceptability and credit to himself. On the cessation of hostilities Col. Murchison established himself again in business at Wilming ton as a partner of in the wealthy and enterprising firm of Williams & Mur chison, whose business relations weie of the most .extensive character. He also served as a director of the Bank of New Hanover, and was at all times among the most energetic and enter prising citizens of Wilmington. A few years ago he was chosen receiver and afterwards president of the Carolina Central railway, and the busi ness of that large corporation severely taxed his powers. He was a fine busi ness man and devoted himself with great assiduity to the matters commit ted to his care. No man was truer to his convictions of right, and Wilming ton had no citizen more earnestly de voted to the promotion of whatever at fected her welfare and prosperity. He was a sincere inena, a noerai ciuzen j i i a r and an upright and stainless gentleman. Well, indeed, may Wilmington and North Carolina, in paying tribute to the worth of this departed citizen.min gle words of sorrow with expressions of appreciation. Col. Murchison married, we think, in 1873. "Miss Lucy Wright, daughter of Mr. Joshua G. Wright, of Wilmington, and this amiable and lovely lady sur vives mm. (. i i i i i si The Mississippi FloodGreat Destitn tionStock Dying by the Thousand. New York. March 2. A special to the Herald from Memphis, Helena, and other points on the Mississippi, give particulars of disasters now Deine caused Dy the tiooas. a Memphis tiis- patch says from Memphis to Madison. Ark., forty miles to the West, there is nothing but one wide expanse of water. Trams on the Memphis K JLittle Kock railroad, between1" Memphis and Madi son, have been discontinued for nearly four weens, communication between Memphis and Little Rock is kept up by steamboat down the Mississippi. to the mouth of the Sw JbTancis , Riyer, winch empties into the .Mississippi, ten miles above Helena, thence up the StUFancis to Madison, wnere aany trains connect with steamers from this city. It is es ti mated that in Crittenden, Lee. and Phillips counties, Ark., there are not less than fifteen thousand neeroes who are in a destitute condition, awaiting the bounty of the government to turn ish them with the necessaries of life and keep them from dying 'of starva tion. Food for stock will be as neces sary as -provisions for human beihers. For miles cattle and hogs are daily dy ing ior want oi provender. 1 i n a Woman Suffrage in Wyoming. Gov. Hoyt. of Wyoming Territory, in his message to the legislature, has this to say of the peculiar feature of that Territory, woman suffrage: , , ".Else where, objectors persist in calling this honorable statute of ours an 'expert menti' We know that it is not that under it we have better laws, better of ficers, better morals, and a higher social condition in general, than could other wise exist that not one of the predict ed evils, such as loss of native delicacy and disturbance of home relations, has followed in 4ts train that the great body of our women, " and the best of them, have accepted the elective f ran chise as a precious boon, and exercise it as a patrioUcduty in a word, tha$ after twelve years of happy experience wpman suffrage is so thoroughly rooted and established in the minds and hearts of this people that among them all, no voice is ever uplifted in protest Against or in question, or it. - u ..-;. The Walking Match. New York. March 2The score at the walking match .at fcS'elockttyas: Hazael S02J; Bowel! 892.5 isFitzgerald: $72 Hughes 86S.2; 8umvari'862.5j Hart ;35.7; Novemae4i.i. : 'C .:'-.; ; Coiovlwm and jCldt T rji young girl deeply regretted that she was so MtinriM ana coiu. xubi laua was too whiuj. sou be hands and feet as though the blood did . not irmiifjL 'After-one bottle of Hor Bitters had been: taken she was the rosiest and healthiest girl la the town, witn.- a .vivacuy. ana. ajjeeriuiness jo mind, gratifying TO nor inenas.: .;Nvj.. 'nMMiW'ltflfl4 Pre AlWSVB AvBrMlStei, The . exoeDtUna rcJeanUness of Parker's Hale Balsam nulKea puyuutr. ar anus ai uiiyva: alble with its anal AsheviUe. Newsi'.Capt. Jones has moved the .convicts, under hte charge 0ft"th6, TJdcktAwn Iroad.; Theentire cdnytctT force Is tno fa onthat; brahcbV wiV3 iftjnjrcflouirwia Shelby Aurora! Several gold mines are being successfully operated in Ruth- enoru county;- .;!,; -i .- . -l large j -lot of machinery passed hrough this place last week en route for the works of the. Grayson Mining Company in Rutherford county; j ! Raliaigh News', and 1 Observer': lEggs become daily more abundant, . , . The. topic of discussion. Xor . the past few days has been .the probable call of the legislature. , ,:';'i .''' s. ' The bicycle i3 now. hardly ever seen on our streets. Its. disappearance is mysterious. . .. " -: An addition is being: built on the north side of the old warehouse at the Raleigh and Gaston depot, which will give much more room, which is greatly needed. The extension is .120x60 feet. Silk Culture in Italy. The folio wine is from a paper, by G. uregory smith, read recently Deiore cne ... - . . .,- . - -, . Vermont Dairymen s Association : But the great industry of northern Italy is the silk culture, and here is produced the finest silk in the world. Every peasant's house, every shop and store almost, one may say every room in the whole northern part of Italy, is a silk raising establishment. In an industry so important I can give but the briefest outline within the time I have. Such, of the eggs of the silkworm as are raised iu j-uuy are imported .irom japan ana China, and hundreds of millions are yearly brought over. The eggs are laid on and adhere to small cards. They look like onionseed, but a trifle smaller. These cards of. eggs are bought by the peasants, and the hatching is first done in the bosoms of the women. As soon as the eggs begin to show signs of life they are removed to the feeding and rearing rooms, ordinarily the living or sleeping rooms of the peasants. At hist the little worms eat but twice a day, and sleep the rest of the time, but, as they grow larger, they require more and more food, and the latter part of their existence is passed in almost con stant feeding. The mulberry trees, of which l nave already spoken as grow ing alongside the roads and between the farms, furnish, the leaves for food. These are gathered when fully grown, out quite young ana tender, by the men, women and children oi the peasants. and for a short time the. trees look as though smitten by a blight. The ut most care must be observed in gather ing the leaves, both not to crush the leaves and not to injure the burls. Two, and sometimes three, crops of leaves are thus gathered in a season, the third or fourth crop being allowed to remain on the trees. Such of the leaves as are not used by the peasants themselves are sold to others who do not till the land, but still raise silkworms. I should, per haps have said that the term peasantry is used exclusively of those who till the land. Others are shopkeepers, laborers, artisans, fishermen, etc. When the worms have arrived at their full size they commence spinning their cocoons. When these are completed they look exceedingly like soft, yellowish-white peanuts. After laying in the cocoon for a period, the chrysalis eats his way through the cocoon, and comes forth rather a plain and homely brown moth. This destroys the vahie of the silk. Be fore this happens, therefore, the co coons are thrown for a few moments into hot water, which kiils the grub in side. The cocoons are sold by the weight, and the price ranges with the color; the whitest bring the highest prices. When used for manufacture the cocoons are thrown for a few mo ments into a bowl of hot water, which softens the silk. The girls and women. wno wind tne siik in some (to me mar velous manner, get hold of the ends of the threads of silk and wind it off on bobbins. This is an operation requir ing great delicacy of touch and skill in manipulation. 1 tried it, but only suc ceeded in getting a first-class snarl the minute I touched the cocoons. The silk is then spun and woven into cloth. or made into thread. Great numbers of handlooms are in use, and the beau tiful and expensive Roman scarfs are all woven in i bis manner. Indeed. power of any kind 13 looked upon with jealously and distrust by the Italians, and they are exceedingly slow to adopt any modern improvement. In fact, in many of the cities, such as Siena aDd others, the people have not changed in the last eight hundred years, nor in the cities either. It is like Deing set down' in the middle of the dark ages to visit mem. m m ft . , Missouri's Stately Governor. St Louis Post-Dispatch. There is an awful story in currency at Jefferson that on fine days the Gov! ernor goes down to the depot about train time, carrying his overcoat on bis arm, with his left hand inserted in the breast of his rnnce Albert, and stands Btatuesquely on the platform, looking like a combination of Thomas 11. Ben ton and the Angel Gabriel. As the train goes, by; the passengers all inquire: iWho is that remarkably fine-looking gentleman with the benignant coun tenance and yet haughty air V and the chorus of brakemen,' train boys, con ductors and firemen reply: - "That? why that is the Governor of the State ; i$nt he,stately f" After the train passes his excellency puts on his overcoat and goes back to the' capital to commune With Mr. Farr, having afforded his loyal citizens of Missouri an 'exhibition of manly beautyr ' " " " vy Shaffer in Luck. Raleigh Fanner and Mechanic. Shaffer is in luck. With Tourgeeas Bis right bower he rarely fails to play the deuce with bis enemies, ahd cpine back froin Washington with "high,low, Jack . (himself); and the game' .The scalp of Holden now has for company, at his wigwam door, the scalp of Bux ton. The Judge once ".offtndfetf the Cok on el (by charging a jury adversely in a Jaw suit, we hear) and when the report of Buxton's appointment came over the wires, the Colonel began to pull a set of wires of his own. Briefly Sey mour stepped in ; Buxton bowled out. . Attendants on the sick should frequently rub a few drops of Darby Pro phylactic Fluid on their face and hands, especially when nursing those sick with infectious diseases. Alleles used on or about the sick should be disin fected and the atmosphere of the sick room puri fied and vitalized by using the Fluid.' Its effect Is marvelous In checking the speed of contagious., diseases. - '":'" - If OR SALE OR RENT rpHK aew and commodlOtis residence -B. built r R T .Sml ..jrn Hiatt. "iianrftt r- J - r ii " i- T-r-' A 55f.,in honse, -with good -yerd and -V n.rJTrxr1 waw andaiwo room KKcnaat f jr. addiv tf t "t r isvrsii. menL Dva minn, .n. square. Ajsply toi-ft y., i , .v t h. McGinn. ; i . At Pegram ft OoW 4 rEORmENT.r a -Kodm land Basif1 JLj MeaV recommended by Dr. J -Marlon gjm&r of New York; Sola by WILSON tfBrJRWFjitp' : k, ,,nv, j,-. . ,H 1 , f "7.1 ..(jj INBtore' some fine French "Bmhcfr. "Guaranteed ;pwrw;v.- i sWILSON & BUR WELL. FOUR AND FI YE ! Olt'BrTr'hToothBnishes-el'tDe best quality. . - ; .,. W1U9UN WJSJLIj, 7 " ' " " 'Druggists, r BROWN'S ESSENCE ot Jamaica Gtneer. A fresh 'arrival at WILSeUtk BOB WELL'S ., Drugstore. -. HYDROLIN E (HYDRATE D OIL.) TONIC LlgesOye and highly' NuWtfve ' Soft by , WILSON & BUR WELL. LAWRENCE'S FLESH GLOVES at? H I LSON & BUR WELL'S feblg Drugstore. Both Foreign and Domestic, Just Received, at Dr.J.H.McAdetfsDru s ARATOGA 7-ieHY, From Saratoga Springs, N. Y. A new water as sembling the Imported Vichy. RecommendTed ' as an antacid; cures dyspepsia, aids digest Hon, Is a powerful tonic and strong , : diuretic. Also, . Hathorn Natural Mineral Water, Recommended very highly as a eatharUc and al- teratlYd and In all forms of dyspepsia. i . ALSO, g CASES CONGRESS WATER, JQ CASES BOCK BHIDGBALLM, J Q CASUS BUFXAI.O LITRIA. And a full supply of IMPORTED fiPOLLINAR! AHD Hunyadi Janos Waters. THE GREAT EUROPEAN .NOVELTY ! Tj--UNYAttl JjANOS. THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT. AS A CATHARTIC: Doss: A wine glass full before breakfast. The Lancet "Hunyi di Janos. Baron I.ieblg af firms that Its richness in aperient salts s.irpassea that of all other Known wnters." The British Medical Journal "Hunyadi Janos. The most agreeabse. safest, and most t tilcadous aperient water." Prof. Virchovo, Berlin. "Invariably good and prompt success; most valuable." Prqf. Bamberger' Vienna "I have prescribed these writers with remarkable success." Prof. Scamoni. Wurszburg. I prescribe none but this ' Prof. Lander Brunton. M. D., F. B 8., London. "More pl-ajant than Its rivals, and surpasses them in efficacy." Prof. Atken, M. D ,F. R. S Rnyal Military Hos-' pital, Netley. "Preferred to Puiina and Kried rlchshaU." JOHN II. McADEN, Importing and Llsiensin Pharmacist. J-ortirTrTonSt., CHARLOTTE, N. C. 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. We receive this water in large blocfc'tln reservoirs which we return as soon as emptied to be refilled again every week. J H. McADEN, . Druggist and Chemist: Prescriptions carefully prepared by experienced and competent druggists, day or night ' Jttly28 , FREIGHT NOTICE IN 'order to Insure the prompt movements' of local freight from Charlotte the following rules will be enforced on and after this date; -Freights for the Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio and Richmond A Danville Railroads will not be received It or hip ment after 12 otaock, but freight for the Char lotte Celumbla. 4 Augusta and AUantat 5 Char lotte Air-Line Railroads will be received up to 4 O'CIOCK p. m. T. T. BMlTHi ' f.h4R 1 i Agent, 4cid BMiospliiife -,-A C ID F Containing 12 to 13 per cent Somble Phds'phoHc Add. Analysis Guaranteed! ' - , WARRANTED GENUINE, 8peciaV -inducements to dealers, and. large buyers. ' GHAS. E. SMITH, ; " - Wholesale Dealer la Guano .and CommljsIon Merchant, Wilmington, N-. C. Jan29 1m i . -' -r : THE Beer Bottling husinesa heretofore conduct ed in Charlotte by Cochrane & Muazter. has been this day d ssolved by mutual consent -: -'. . -r . . W. R, COCHRANE, Febrnary 9, 1S82. F. '&' MUNZLKR. " ; notice. :-- HAVING bought out the Interest of Mr. W. R. Cocbrafte In the Beer Biittili'g business,! will Wre after cxnduct the business, as ageat for the BeEg- J ner'ft Eugel Company; In Charlotte, anis while re turning tnanxs; tor, past patroniigei.resnectiulljr: solicit favors in the future. . :"- ReSpectfuUy, 1 '.:?) feblQ . F. C. MUNZCER. . 'jbrnlc;'"1 -'7 1 ' ' (?J.TY PKOrERY A DESIRABLE resideHce, three blocks from the xl public square, in Charlotte, will be sold cheafl' ancTon reasonable terms- teethe right kind of a purchaser. , The dwelling is on a full lot has nines . comfortable rooms, brick kitchen,' fine well of wa-' ler, euv Jt ne nouse. io saoimnunyaaapRiajoruie repiaence oi a lawyer, doctor or preacner, navlng arf adrnrjabls ittbrary or study teemv tHiifl tot the Tr if I Ji NxmhJCaroaha:Railroad,' fronting l4o!eet en" mu street and 196 wet on the Jorth Carolina RaUroadi-win either be sold as a whole or divided BIARaKREE 1 TV ItiAA ff ble, calendaiitc, Sent to any address on-J '"y wi mv xusJwvKHi cTAJara. Aaaress x 4WR,i CH4fiLE8 K. HIRES: 4.3 48 N. Delaware Ave. Phila. ii 1... VII if "I L- PTfWiTJTll tnr ln mo. a - Blind fildedthg, ficblne, uiceratdo . or protrudins ,V?.?ai?,i.1 r8 .ioeure. Prepared by J. P. MILLER, M. D , 916 Arch street Philadelphia, Pa. ifov , genuine - .without his signature 8end for circular. Sold bydrugglsts ana country stores. 81. BO I II Mcnsi t.hA A nthM A wt ' . - , - auugnm nun. ' Cbeqst, lndispeosabla t ererr man,entitlod "the Science of life erelf-PreaevMtioB ; bound in tall MtprMwoteiiisbeuitifui steel esgravmes, 126 prearil- r' v whit mi.sa eezre D maU . illustrated sample,6cenU: M4 0IJ ' Ktt o. Bulfinch BoBtoo HTHE B EST : CALICO. WM,SfMPSON&SONS MOURNING, SECOND MOURNING SOLID BLACKS, fstone FANCY DRESS PRINTS The EDDYSTONE PRINT WORKS is i one of the largest arid most dompkte estab lishments in the country; - -M ' THE EXPERIENCE OF HALF A ' CENTURY has enabled them to attain such perfection that they can with confidence ask you to test the quality of their work. -They Carefully avoid all poisbnous drugs, make, only fast col ors.which are thoroughly washed in hot water and soap; thereby removing anything which would stain underclothing. ' " -; Those who buy and Wear their prints will, they feel conMenf;find them superior In thir ability, artistic style and finish. Be-sure and ask for their goods, and see that their marks . and tickets are on them. fVb21 dw4w ' ' - - We hftve jut received and offer for a SHORT TIME ONLY China Tea Sells, . Mossrose Decoration, 58 pieces', S10.Q0, worth 815-00. . EXTRA FINE TEA SETTS, gold, bird and flower decoration combined, 44 pieces, S12 50, worth $18 00.' PORCELIAN TEA SETT3, plain white, very nice, 44 i teces, 5.00. PORCELAINE DINNER SETT.?, If 7 pieces, for 815.00; decorated, lhO pleats, for $35.00. BRONZE LAilPS.of a saierior Qual ty, complete with shades, at 3 1. 00, worth $2 CO. . A!! Other Goods in Proportion. EST WHOLESALE and HE TAIL. Re'p.wtt ii llj-, , J. BfooMHil & Co. fefcl9 Nonh aroiina Railroad. COITDElfSED SCHEDULES. TRAINS GOING EAST. Date. February 19th, 18K2 No 51 Daily. No n 53 Leave ChHriotte, ... " Salisbury, . . . " High Point,.. Arrive Greensboro,, Leave r.ensboro, . Arrive HUlsboro, Arrive Durham,,,... Arrive Raleigh, Leave Raleigh,:."?.'. Arrive Goldsboro',. . H h.i a ui 5.51 a nil 7.20 a in 8.IM) a in b25 a m 1 1 .04 a ro n 5t p ra 8 ni p m 10.44 p m 11.2U p m 11.48 a m ,l,i5pn) 140 p m 4.20pm No. 17 Dally except Saturday, ; , Leave Greensboro.. .6.00 p m Arrive at kalxlgh,. . ..3.04 a m . t '! ' : Arrive at Golo6boro, . .8.00a m NO. til Connects' at ' Greensboro' with R & D. B- ifc for alLpornta North, East and West.' via Dan vllle, At Goldsboro .with W. & W, R. R. lor WU mmgtonw' ' " "- - i - - MConnecte at jSallsbury with W. N. C R. B.;roTftni points in Western North Carolina; dally atiOraeBsoora:with & & D. R R. for ail points Nosth, East and WosJE, , ;. ' , ; ;; i :V, .traius OQarcr-WBgr.-i? -j D'ateiTebiiary'imh, tsisi No. 50 Dally i - No. 5i' Daily. Leave. Goldsboro,., . . Arrive Raleigh,..:..' LeawBaiatghV..'...i Arrtve , Durham, .... . iliiriVA.nllahnVn'J ' ig.auaml 12.4IJ pm 410PEB4 523 pm 6.07 pm 8.50 p m Jtrrive Greensboro .725 a in A OR n m Arrive High P6Int,v7?7?t ArriVB Haliahnrv ' Vt.m tra P28ant 1250a ml 11.20 am Na 18 Daily except Stmdfty.vf' m Arrive at Raleigh,.. 7.1 6 p m Leave Raleigh,.. .,.5.00 a m Arrive Greensboro, 2,2.0 p m tNo.'50u-Connects at Charlotte with A-& C. Air-, line for all points In the South and Southwest, aid with Q., Q. tti. Ju BtR. for all points South and' outneast. ' . We. 52-Conneet9 Chirfette w1thJA .-A C Airi Line for All points South and. Southwest: at Char- iotte with C, C. & A. H. U. for all points south and South east,'; 1. 6Q1HS WK3T. i j . i ' i . ' ; -. , i..0- sgt-ftuiy. , . . . Xeave' Greensboro. .". ..'.!. . g.20 p m Arrive Kernersvifle..!.'i.;.i.i lO.Brl p'm 'Arrive Salem 11.2'J.p.m Vtr !--. Tn1 r. 1 Leave fensbo'rb . 8 30 a m . 9.41 a m 10.15 am ATiive Kernersvllle Arrive Salem :-r 4- GOING'SABT. r. NO- 5i-iDally,' except Sunday.. Leave Salern.-,.i... ........ ..... 515a m" Atrive itne . io. .... ....,.. ... A.6Ua. Arrive Ufeens! 7 I ; Leave JSaJem. No.-raiiyr,-,? . oJVi.VriV'iBip'hl', Afrive Kernersvillev ..iSqQ.rn. 4 fiTATJE UNI VERSITY KULKOAD., . v - GOING5 ! NORHl ft u h'Daiy lex, Sunday. Leave Chapel HIU, -7.80 a m -Airive university, .VJL... airrlve Raielgtt? . . 7 vt i a j 1 id!n5 a m ex.,8unqay.. hi an lnrton-and DarCTme.-and tetweed Greensboro and .Charleston; ., Qn TraaIo 52,.Blchmoadand .Chadotteeaad Washlbgton and Charlotte via Danville. , . h "Through TIcketoojLJialejat Greensboro',' Ralelh.Gpld8lkry, Salisbury and Charlotte.- and . U prtacfpal points South, Southwest. West' North and East , 'For Emigrant Bates to Xouisiahai'Tex--asj Arkansas and the Southwest, addxess, f.u,-; ;a . t . '.. ..." -. a pobs.v. r --ri '- General Passeneer Aeent " UJIUUU 4r j-fm Eddy AMoSmENT :! 04 TroOlelTok.anliti DO If FI TO CALL AT EDDINS' BOOK STOKB We will not here attempt to enumerate what we have but if you will call we will satisfy yOU tnat we hav. the, finest assortment of -HOLIDAY GOODS- ever brought to this market Call and see our Display whether you buy or not. A nne lot of of all desertions, just receid. Remmw nope can under-buy us, and none can under sell us. decl8 Cures that Most Loathsome Disease Whether in its Primary, secondary, or tertiary stage. Removes all traces of mercury from the system Cures scrofula, old sores, rheumnt'sm. eczema, catarrh, or any blood disease. . CURES WHE.N HOT SPRINGS FAIL. Malvern, Ark.. May 2. 1881. We have cases in .our town who lived at Hot Springs and were finally cured with S. 8. s. McCammon & MtJKBT. Memphis, Tenn., May 12, 1881. We have sold 1 ,296 bottles ot S. S. S. In h jear. It has given universal satisfac. ion. Fair ru.nde-1 physicians now recommended It as a positive spe cific. ' s. Mansfield fc Co. Louisville, Ky., May H, 1881. S. S. S. has given better satisfaction than any med cine I have ever sold. J. A. Flkxnkr. Dallas, Texas,' May 14, 1881. I have seen S. S. S. used In the primary, secon dary. and tertiary stages, and In each with the most wonderful effect I have sen It stop the hair falling out In a very short time 1 advice all sufferers to take it and oe cured W. EL Patterson, Druggist Washington, D. C . May 2. 1 88 1. S. S. S. has given belter satisfaction than any medicine we have eve- sold. Schelleb & Stevens, Druggists. Denver, Colorado, May 2. 1881. Every purchaser speaks In the hlghet terms cf S. S. S. L. Meisseter Richmond, Virginia, May 1 1 . 1 88 1 . You can refer anybody to us In regard to tbe merits of S. S. S. Polk, Miller & Co. Perry, Ga., October. 1880. We have known Swift's & Specific used In a great number of cases, many of them old and ob stinate, and have never known or heard of a fail ure to make a permanent cure, when taken prop erly. , ..; H. L. Denimbd, Eli Wafrsk, W. D. Nottingham, Wm. Brunson, Modes 4c Ttjttls, T. M. Botmxb, Sheriff. I am acquainted with the gentlemen whose sig natures appear to the foregoing. - They are men of high character and standing. ; A. ELTJoLQTjnT, Gov. of Geortfa. I NO HU9IBVG. If yondouhtcome and we cure you, or charge vou nothlno. Write for rtartlculars. and coDJ ' 'the Utile book ''Message to the Unfortunate." any leaning drug nouse in the united otatea v tq our character. . 81,000 REWARD will be paid to any chemist whwULfiodr on analysis of 100 bottles of S.S.S., iotie" particle of Mercury. Iodide Potassium or any Mineral substance. -: SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga. Bold by druggists everywhere. Price of the large or regular size reduced to $1.73 per bottle, and small, holding ball tne Quantify, price 81 per bottle. K? kjiNN N GGG K K. IINK. NO G , OF DDD A V J D D AA T J n I) A A TY C IIN NNG GO tUn D D AAA Y CUN NN GOQ IHt DDD A A Y an pi in o -OIGARS.- Ahewsnpp'y of these famous Cigarj have Just been received, at i PERRY'S. ttis useless to tell those, who have ever smoked thfem,why they are called the "KING," and if you wfil only give tnem a trial it will not oe neces iry j .to TKhtf Vail. r(eb2j '' TT . at m iets) - ' SiiT'ETW-ELL'S. lei 2 1 i.i ,.'! -o. .. PSTTEEG 1VK Car Loads of Cbrn, two car leads of Flour wo'car loaos oi eyrups, one carioaa oi e at :t i . CDTHBBRTSON ft BAKER'S, BEFORE YOU MAKE Yodp Holiday' Purchases. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS LI i -t-'A .v North College Street, fehl 9 . ;- Kez door toL. W. Banders. f;uil3IngOr factory purposes. .Apply to ; - I t'.Q2U;?j St iT LJ.K $iili i?05-i fel2.r i : f; aichmondi Va. N .'J V', ' v ' . .'UtlfcB'l " 1 i ": . n