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Tfcew by; (be Ralirav4 Officials. u4
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THErOrH.YJ.1CDICirE
A CHAT WITH A KENTUCKY; REP-
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5OTDErgEt SOllTJLES.
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27 Stops, 10 Sets Reeds, $90
Battr BEETnotKN Ormm contains tOfnll sets
Golden Tonoroe Reeds. STOPS, 1
Walnut or Ebonlsed
Cue, 6 OctawJIetal jftxx riates,U
dnrinii UmD Stands. Pocket for
t Bellows. Steel
Handles ana
) 1 1 nBS mfnlnff Tiitttv'a Pitont
topAction, a
1HEW AND NO
BOARO
ted,)
KKORMOUI
demand Increasing.
tW Factory worfetni DAT and
bT 8SQ Edison's EktctrioLiKhts at RIGHT fo fill orders
Price. Based, DellTered oa board CCin '
2J Oarabere, Stool, Book, Ac, only DiJJ
IfafUrvml wmr'nuipcMmnwifali&tjTrtm Oryn end IwtU
jmmptifrfud du money wWl initre, nothing can be fairer
Cove ana examine the Instrument. Leave N. Y. City,
Burr lav or ChristonhsrSt. Ferries. 8.3d a. m. or 1 n. m.
(fare, excursion onlv t2.86. , Leave Washjiiprton at 1 or
6.30 p. m. arriving to H. Y. at 90 or On. m. same day(for
routes from CScago. Kichmondi Phi la., Boston, &c, see
"BeattT's3cursionKouteUrcniar,")aauowea to pay
expenses If you buy; coma anyway, you are welcome.
Free Coack with polite attendants ateetsall train.
OtberOnrans$30, i-W,50 up. Pianofortes (126 to $,1600.
Sfutlfttl UlutntcdC'atmlorpie Ires. Address or call upon
DANIEL P. BEATTT, Washington, Haw Jersey
(KstaMlnliea
vnr Hmr a. wi and Deiunyrsin Place
ioiaasar.
nlra and catokitnie mailed free. W.H.F.
AT.OamdsaJM
H
mm IMPBOVKD BOOT BKEB. 25c
I n CO package makes 5 Kallons of a de
licious, wholesome, sparkling temperance
beverage, ask your aroggisi, or sent py
mall for 25c.
Li. K. zUtti9.
48 N. Dela. Ave., Philadelphia.
$1000
RKWAED! for any case ol
Blind Bleeding, Itcblng,
Ulcerated, or p.rotradlng
PI LBS tnat DeoLNura
Pi i.lt RKMK.DY fiis to care. Pre nared by J. P.
Mii.T.ltR. M. D . 0 1 K Arch street PhlladelDhla. Pa.
None genuine without his signature. Send for
circular. Bold by druggists and country stores. SI.
QOLD ME9AI AWARDED
the Author. A new and great Med
ical Work, warranted the best and
cheapest, indispensable to every
inanntitled "the Soienee of Life
or,Self-Prosorvation ;n bound in
finest Frenoh mnslin, embossed,
f nil giltOO prxoon tains beautiful
steel ensrannas, 12$ prescrip
tions, price only 81.3d sent by
send nowAddreesPeabody Med'
leal Institute or Dr. W. H. PAR- I
uinstraxea sample, t oanis :
fflirnrnm T jcal Instituteqr Dr. W. H. PAR-
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to contested Pre-emption, Homestead, Mineral and
TtmhAr cnitura Kntriea. Highest nrlcs Da'd for
Land Warrants and Scrip of all kinds. PEN
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nhinrf in Una of dutv. Pensions Increased If rated
too low. Bounty, back dsv and new discharges ob
tained. Send two Sc stamps lor blanks and cir
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Grist and Floor Mills, Water Wheels, Wood Working
Grist and Floor Mills, Water Wheels, Wood Working
and Barrel Machinery, Shingle Mills, Circular Saws,
Mill Buppliesjeto. TANITE EMERY VHKKI
and GBimbmO MACHINERY.
Send for Catalogue.
Agricultural Lime
AND
Carbonate of Lime
BEST & CHEAPEST FERTILIZERS,
BUILDING LIME
attl 25 prbsr'l.
ALSO
ior circular
FRENCH BROS., Rocky Point, N. c;
mar21 -dw4w
Springs & kwe
HAVK IN STORE ONE OF THE
LARGEST STOCKS-
or
wju rvrwA r.iiiHi ivxvrJ- XL juxkUt ai
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a it w - o
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B OO COO EBB R
a ft wrSodd
. Flour, Grain, Provisions, 4c,
Ever offered In this market Don'tgbuy ;untll you
examine our Stock and Prices.
-CORN OATS.-:-
5 CAR LOADS WHITE CORN,
0 CAR L0AD3 YELLOW CORN,
1 ooo BABBELS rL0UE
200 BAEBELa MO 8SE3.
JQQ BARRELS SUGAR,
B3XE3 BACON,
PACKAGES LARD.
200 B0XSS SOAP,
200 PACKAGES MACKEREL,
JQQ BOXES CRACS3RS7
25 BOXES CHEESE, &C.
PATENT pE,
100 Barrels!lu3tlfrom'the Mill.
SPRINfiS & BURYELL.
Ieb8 dAiy ; , :
IBLEY & CO,
VVUl man TREE their Cat-
logne for 1882, containing
f all descrlptiTe Prlae'.l.lst r
roycr, Jeid, and Qiijb&mixJ -
;. BdlbaT 'Orasmemtal GnMMU j
. MdrlmmorteUes, Matwtw,. ,
' Y 111.. Wtmm.m Dl-i- ..
Implements. Beavattfailyma-
; RocHESTERfnm cHieiGo.k
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W7a JaAVitlvtMA A aar skss a9vltrrtf MM AsYVAl. m .
iMaralJoMh
- TJvriS-"81.
ys . VMva.) WUftusuw Jiaiavviamsy Waa
ULLsJJ&kr H I I 71 I III I'J ill V1
iJ AT WHITE FRONT.
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PIEDMONT
rvrmo AmaKjawThis large and sniendid iiK2'- 1 -j . . . quanta, ua.
trated weektypaper,8,0 a f awvsh Ws to Rroerws
rtroulatip-i-idtfr
tors. Pnl
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iuvir n rvrviiT untAk.i. m -i
i?m mfititifre8.fi
TII2 LIVES, TES BOXrSLg,
AH) T32
WHY ARE WE SjCK?
; B ii tit . I
Mce cmo fhete t&m organ to
thai fWbeexpepefjMurWmtt
iWIHMcNiiWir
WILL SURELY CURE
KIDNEY DISEASES,1 , , -v)1
, y 4 OLIVER OpMPLAVHTS,
pix, cextrxvATioir. ubxXaby
DISEASES, FEMALE WEAKKESSESy
4jn incsyoTxa disordehs,
bvcauriMfr action of thess organs mdl
rettorinajpoto
i' " Why fnffer Billow paims and teWl !
IThy tormented with Piles, Constipatioal
W y frightened oyer disordered Kldneyaii
Why endure nervous or sick headachssl
Ute KI DXEY-WORTand rqoic in htallh.
Ttlaoutnnln Dry Teketahle Ferns. In tin
I one package of which J6b six quarts Sf
medicine. Also in liquid f orm, very vaneea
trated, for those that cannot readily prepare ijt I
tylt acts with equal efficiency In either form. I
GKt IT OF YOUK,PRUGGBT.; FIUCS $LiOj
WELLS, BICHAltDSOJr A Co., Prop's,
(Will send the dry post-paid.) BCaUSHTOa, TT.
March 27 dftlr
f H N Q T A'TT. V
J JSS O J- A ll 1 li 1
COMING IN.
WHICH I WILL SELL CHEAP JOB CASH,
BOTH WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
ft A kCJ flsTsOi TVT
DEALER IN
Stoves, Heaters, Ranges,
Tinware
1SI
MANTELS and4 GnTATES
WHO &a Wl'b antf BL IT H 1 L.
Particular atioh-paldW :
Nona tat first-olBSS hands employedi siCaIl tot the j
BARLEY-SHEAF
oct29
Cures
SYPHILIS
in any
8 t a go v
CATARRH.1
ECZEMA, OLD
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Write for particulars, and oopy of the little book
r vwa.te tOeAWortanaU GutTMlng." i
"hd wllinnd eoanalysU oX4oOftottlei of 8. a.
I orje parUcle of Mercurr. Iodide of Potassium.
I a avTlvv ,VataM. ' '
rnde of SmaTl Stae,.. .
I Large Size......
100
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A Charleston Girl Who Wanted t6t o
upon the Stage Postal Notes-fnrjVln
Lsicea ior wna nonii ana pwnui
Carolina has Contributed, to the! Pop-'
illation of ArkansasRumor tUat the
President Will Veto the Chinese Brfl,
Washington D.C. March 29, 1882
Dr. Rush, of Chicago, the secretary:.!
f.hA niat.illr Nat.innal Anano.iktvnMk
having been announced as among itiul AyrUilvS82Qmlt brarjened, lodges to
arrivals at Willards' Hotel, I waladiPAbbftvillea OiahdBeltK)5toi Walhal-
doHiher.to-dityto6eemm and ask
what the Distillers Association is going
to do about the action of the Republi
can party in determining to oppose re
duction in taxes on whiskey, cigars,
was not, noweven ao ffrtunato as to
find him. . I i ;! J - 1
ative WlUi,-of Kentucky, whoi tts - the
representative of tne greatest distillery
district in the greatest Dourbon manu
facturing State of the country, is natu
rally posted on topics of this sort. -"What
do you think is going to be
done with the whiskey, question, Mr;
Willis?' I asked, after we had chatted
about it for a moment -'
"Pretty hard to say. was. that gen tie-
man's reply; deliVetedln a thoughtful
tone "pretft fiarAjto say. Tho fact is
the memoers seem 10 nave given tne
matter very little thought yet."
Sor
"Yes. I have talked with several on
our side in the past few days and they
all telr? me tney nave; given tne subject
no thooghf yev and i "consequently ar
rived at no conclusion as to what
should be done."
"Rather odd, isn't it, on an important
subject like this that they should have
arrived at no conclusion r
"It is certainly a very important sub
ject, and one that we cannot afford to
neglect. They taiz on tne other side of
not opposing the extension of
fhA hnHart rrina r hnt'T 'rfnn'r. t.rrtnir I
it beet to trust ' too much' to that. 1 1
think we had better look after it our-
I A J 1 . l.- 1
selves and see that it is attended to."
"Think there's any hope of getting a
reduction in the tax, Mr. Willis V
"I don't suppose there is. The Re
publican caucusryou know, determined
to oppose it and their action has so far
controlled the committee in such a way
that we get no favorable report from
the committee, and with, pur present
abomirfable system of rules " we can't
pass a bill not favorably reported from
the committee without a two-third vote
in its favor."
"And that would be difficult to get
now that the Republican caucus has de-
-wcfioallyf lmposiilP,! I snp-
the bonded
4riod iffl reported frifta h
hh& cdmnit-.
'Will t
be passed, I think, at least it
certainly ought to be; and I think it
will meet with little opposition."
The bill as reported from the House
committee and as it will probably pass,
begins by providing that the tax on
whiskey Bhall be paid whenever it is
withdrawn from the bonded warehouse,
making l-o other limit It requires dis
tillers to state in May of each year the-
ampop of whiskey fcey havejLn.bcfna
antflM amount they intendHJSwlh
bondtlttfiigthe year and give a yearly
statement asiouows: 50 oarrels, l,
800; 100 barrels, $3,000; 100 to 500 bar
rels, $4,000; 500 to ljOOO, 820,000; 1,000
to 2,500, $40,000; 5,000 to 10,000, $120,000;
10,000 to 20,000, $140,000 ; 20,000 to 80,000,
$160,000 ; when over 30,000 barrels, $200,
ooo, .but in.no case shall one-bond to
ruirted exceed ; 2O0,0oa v fit ease ae
quantity of pmts in warehouse exceeds
tne quantity set lortn in tne declara
tion an additional bond may be re
quired. This annual bond itt will be
understood takes the placj of the
monthly bond heretofore ' required. It
also provides for special bonded ware
houses, with special stamps, in which
distillers may deposit their surplus,
leaving . it as lone. as they desire, the
tux to-pe paid whenthe whiskey. ia re
moved f or Baje,;- jThaSou tag to"3eaT
10 wed is not to exceed the following:
One gallon for 2 months, for 4
months, 2 for 6 months, 1)4. for 8 months,
3 for 10 months, Z for one year ; &
for two years, for three years, 9 for
four years.' 10 for nveears, Ii for six
years, 12 for eight years, 13 for nine
years, but beyond that no "outage" to
be allowed. ., , v--
A queer itory has come toiigQ abbut
a Charleston" girf. It uns'lhusr A
advertisement appeared recently in a
iNew York paper announcing that any
young and handsome lady of means de-
Binng to appear on ryua outgo m a ieaa
Ing part might hear of an opportunity
by addressing the person inserting ad
vertisement ana wno caiis nimseir. "Ai-
en moi
reputable merchant of that city, and
who was temporarily residing in New
York, read the advertisement and had
an interview with Schwab. Terms were
arranged for a two years' engagement
as leading lady in a traveling combina
tion, she to make her Irst appearance1
in "Daniel RocftaL" atih Rnatorl ThMM
ti t feebwaji fctti&H Ms LewiXth&t
if woma t;nece8iarsio$ ner cp spja
chase a wardrbbe, ana that, as fee knew
just what she wanted, he would under
take to get it for her. She gave him
8500 to mase tnepurcnase. Thetwi
soon after'eaaQtaBototlftdlwi
comp4niedi.by'B ia wboWfcef'
duced as "Mr. Robert J. Rummels,
reasurer of the Park Theatre, New
ork, for six years." They reached this
city en the 15th iastfrnd rooms were
engaged at the Revere House. Shortly
after arriving here Schwab represented
td Miss Lewis that it would be a good
tniagr,ihex to bevcoached"! somewhat
in the part in which she was to make
her first appearance, and he accordingly
engaged a professor of elocution to in
struct herand'eretlivijdbneilesson.
Te wardrobe o1fv appearing- Miss
Lewis became suspicious and went to
tho Boston Theatre, where she discov
erfed that shejiad been vmfced, Sbe,
:eturnedWNew roricr before going,
, IMslKiqwever, snewascaiiea upon to pay
I tnl
thie hotel bills of Schwab and Rummels,
who, suspecting thattbejr game was
nn, had fled. Rummels managed to in
duce Miss Lewis to lend him a sum of
mAney to help replace $45 belonging to
Schwab which he.cpnfessed with fear
tte1hadoetafaro.JjThtwTEnturi
Sor4 whaeiltf Bostoh inserted a almilaf
advertisement in a Boston paper, and it
is reported that a young lady living here
fa said, to have nibbled at the bait.
J POSTAL ST5flS.
postmasters commissions sent: Ed
ward Shields, Scotland Neck, North
;Weii,outn ijaiT 4na.L;iJipmaj. m.
Mirxte
a:,
fSfth'
Carolina : E. Q. Bobbins. Lost. North
Cttolina ; Misa Emma Vance Bennett,
Mtt Pisgah, North Carolina ; Kirkmond
Klh& Delmont; North; CajMiiia
New offices: BobcrWex IrecWenbnrr?.
rCotmty North Carolina, J. W. Sample,
KVMWIalMMVWa f A. Of vUmVUwAIA VUUUwT
North (larnlina. JIPrmlAurw-iafwKS I
tixnnitaM - m ari- issr w
r.nn.;arsiiinn Minta is
!?t4flaroJirla:Jti
aftH'Brbffla: K
Lparatei route fuA&eTN&sit$(A&, dia-
TiSOTil&CapTtta1Jltdl40(
biac!to:;GiwhneBrkafehwHW
(Aftbetflte C:iHBfahl3heTtbu to
hallai'v-Froto Ayrtl iiSSS.tate-sdrvice
Jdij Jiranch bdtweeaHodre3'Andf Abbe-
vuw U.hL, Tinder to ate JNd.- I40Q9. This
route was forrhely a brarichof route
14001.
JColUmWktriiiiavme
Brandi Hodfire to ABboVlH 3. SH
la, vfroxtirthis route." These branches are
made seiparate routes under oi-1 4009 .
and 14018; from amd date,"
- ItouCe 14091; Columbia to fjrreeri Ville
j Branch Hodges to Abbeville-Branch
Beltonto Walballa. From April 1, 1882,
State service fod"branch of this route5
from Beltou to Walballa, under 'route
lid. 14012 This rotite was1 formerly . a
brahcH 'of rooto 140011) ; - ! : ' : .
i Sdperintendent Thompson has issued
the following order to division1 superin
tendents: - , i-
j In! addition to requiring employees to,
carefully examine all "pooches and can
vass sacksaf tor-taking the-' mail there
from to-see that no mail mattet , re
main therein; division superintendents
will: instruct postmasters to carefully .
. 1 9. i - ' ' 1
examine ail poucnes ana -canvass &ac&&
turned "in . to 'theiri as empty,1 infdr-,
der to be certain that no mail mattei4
remains therein.' In case any mail mat' I
ter iaj toundrnsuen. poucne& oy post-
Haasvers it blktuiu ue lurwarueu lo uvs
tinatioii, stamped "missent arid -pdst-marked
with thedating stamp of the
ofllcein which it is found. - Alt such
cases Should be reported Imniediatery'
by postmasters to division -superinten-dentsv
and divisionsuperintenaebts'will
report them to this office, with alP the,
information which they may be able to
obtain as to the person in fault in the
case.
Patents have been granted to Rains-
ford Cantelon, Edgefield, county 'S. G,
fot Cotton-seea-aropper.'anaio wm. ts.
Hutsoni St Lawrence, K. C for a corn
1 X
pianier,
An attempt was made a few nights
ago to rob Oongressnmn Shackelford's
house on R. street, but the robbers were
frightened off. - ; ' : - ..
. So far apprepriations have been asked
for public buildings in North Carolina
as follows, the. one at Charlotte being
recommended by the committee: 1
Newbern Marine Hospital ... $15,000
Statesville Cohrthouse, postof-.
fice,&c... 80)00
Charlotte Courthouse. &c. 100,000
Asheville Postpflice, &c . , . : 7.5,000
Grreensbdro -P6stQffice &c. . . U 150,000
Turhm-r?6stofl5ce, &c". ....... 100,000
Total.'
...$520,000
Recent census bulletin 6hows that
23,830 white and fl97! colored people,
born in North Carolina, -are now resi
dents of Arkansas, and 9281 white and
Colored born ' in .South' Carolina.
Of 'South Carolina', population 10,415
white. iand 682 colored were born in
North Garalina . i
The impression grows here that tlie
President will veto the Chinese bill,
holding that 20 years limitation is vir
tual abrogation of the treaty. He will
Sign at bill- of. 10 years restriction.
-:; . . ;o i - Pickup.
xet 9 notes:'
Tour hundred and "fifty Svyisi farm
ers .have Ift- Thun for . be United
States. .
; The Illinois Senate yesterday adopted
a resolution -urging president Arthur
to pardon Sergeaat MkSon.
Thtp-argfinlxCT pf .Portla'nid, Me.,
are on a strike' for an advance from
$2.50 to $3 per. day. Several firms and
corporations have acceded to the de
mands. '. , '" ,.;
Gen. Butler has positively dfeclined to
take any part in the management of
the-Guiteau case.'
At AikenjS. C.,. iesjafdayjiegra
named Gilroy ureen was shot and Jall-
ed qtyr Wae JUunar, white, wnne the
former was trying to steal a hog from
the lot of Mrs. Steadmap, . T. , ,
The Mexican .'Merchant Bank wad
opened yesterday in the City of Mexico,
with $4j000,poo paid-ap capital. It will
issue $2,500,000 in Dills, and open
branches in the .principal cities. It is
under the management of natives.
; The Pennsylvania Railroad' ejection
ham PaUadelpBiaiesda, resulted
in the choice of the present board of
directors by a vote ranging over 644,000
Shares. Edward T. Parkes, the opposi
tionxdidaeceived 12,799 votes. . .
i A report has ben received at St
Paul, MioUV that! Capb. -Jviineof the
eighteenth inianlxy.Urveptook! the Can
adian half-breeds who were' concerned
in the outrage on Sheriff -HealeV. drove
them dvef Mtlk' WTr iind destroyed
!rBrF1o .oiderrW
yesterday aaoptiedr.resoJutiocs 'Teoest
mg President Arthur to recall Minister.
XiOwellr-ahd replace him by an rnbas
aador whaisee o itthatthe fights
of American Ritrzeno are fearlessly and
rigidly enf reed.;-
' Edward and Clara Peters were con
victed at Mansonviilei'' Can ada, ,;jyestr-1
qayi or ine muruer 01 jneir.aaptea
child, H boy seven years of agency cruel
torture and starvation, Thoi huiapd;
vas sentenced to be hansred and th
Wife to imprisonment for ten yearsinj-.
I Prof. S. LV-Gross.jrf thelTefferson,
Medical College, at Phiradelpnia, yes
terday resigned the chair of , surgery irrr
tne college . xaculty on account or aa-vanced-years
and a desire to make .way
Wryoimger Jjfetl,u.aa iUi. .Hi
The boards managers of iAheaNar
tipnaijeropera?e vocietyr !a a meet-
irfg-iB--Now York lfflt HKhtaapLedA
memorial to Congress praying That a
proviso be put u be pendiog-bilis to
enable XJakota acfd -New Mexico to form
Stete'governirieiits romriagjthe peopl
;1?n those Territories 4oTJioMbits:the
manufacture and sale of intoxicauiu?
. t"he "dissoTved fir m , of VKeuiaedy,
Hutchinson & Co., Wall street brokers, i
it Is allehhiVe pam?Ar' 6m&?
a suit'he-was-about to bring for $1,500.-
iDrofits ofFiatoH wanffabtions' which-
he'claimed that.flrm had transferred to
their tfwiiMcount:: :
I
Tile
"I am co
im convinced IbatPrpl, Darl
aw smal
mall pox and other codmgMOM&wafeiMsa
Iff
y Pephylactle puld Perjonj walttna.Ofcr
disease from spreedli&'aocf the
I WQfWi I
wffl jleM to Its purifying and 0QaaJn4ffeoti I j
wifftealpa cCeifjffija vm
Melttng eyes or rtsebod hps, s
' fefntRnrU,l2 iflf ri:
a M theij sriro nrjMerfer la 4 -
8OZ0DONT. best danflMai Kga'H V- 8TE1
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Wal-Tfl w rlli
QARATOGA
Frord Saratoga 8prttb,J'tf. ' k new water
re-
sembling the Jmported TOhy Reoorarnendecl
as an antacid; cures dispeplii,lalds,dlge8-
uuq, nenut iorac ana BCTODg
JS0i ;v
inera! Water,
Recommended very highly as a cathartic and al
teraUTaand lnR forma of dyspepsia. ;
-; ALSO, ' "
CASES CONGRESS WATER,
' 0 dASES BOCK BRIDGE ALUM,
. 0 CASES BUFFALO LITHIA.
And a full s.upply of ,
IMPORTED SP0LLINAR1S
' AMD "
; PuDyadi Janos. Waters.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN. NOVELTY
JTUNYADI
JANOS.
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.
J ! ' AS A'CATHARTIC : "
DOeaAwtoe gaaae full before breaklast
The Xancei "RxmyfdX Janos. Baron Lleblg af
firms that Its richness in aperient salts surpasses
that of all other known waters."
The British Medical Journal "Hnnyadl Janos.
The. most agreeable, safest,, and most efficacious
aperient water."
Proj. Vxrehour, Berlin. "Invariably good and
prompt; success; most valuable."
IBcpnberger, Vienna "I have prescribed
these writers with remarkable success."
Prof. Scvntom, Wumburg I prescribe none
but this."
Prof. Lander Brunton, M. D., F. R 8., London.
"More pleasant than its rivals, and surpasses
them In efficacy."
Prnf. Atken. M 7, F. R. ... Royal Military Kos
pital, Netiey. ' Preferred to Pulina and Irleii
nchshaa" JOHN H. McADEN,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacist ,
North Tryon St., - - CHARLOTTE, N.
C.
DON'T GO TO SARATOGA
When you Jean get water Just as fresh and spark
ling as .when It hows from tbe spring at Saratoga.
We receive this water In large block tin reservoirs
which we return as soon as emptied to be refilled
again every week. J H.MCAOEN,
i. Orugglst and Chemist
Prescriptions carefully rvitred by experienced
r. Onuaitst dhj or night.
July2H
Tbe leading Scientists of To-day agree that
most diseases are caused by disordered Kidney and
Liver. . It, therefore, the Kidneys and Livers are
kept In perfect order, perfect health win be thet re
suit This truth has only been known a short time
and. for years people suffered great agony wl hout
being able to find relief. The discovery of War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure marks a new
era In the treatment of these troubles. Made
from a simple tropical leaf of fare valne; it con
tains Just Uia elements necessary to nourish and
Invigorate both Of these great organs, and safely
restore and keep them in order, tit Is a POSITIVE
REMEDY Tor all the diseases that cause pains In
the lower pa& of the body lor Torpid Liver
HeadacDtS J aaneica iwzauaess ravei jjever,:
Ague Malaria! Fever, and all difficulties of the
Kidneys, Liver and UrinaryiOtg&ns.' ; ' 1 " '
it la an excellent and safe remedr for females
jdurtng Pregnancy-""I tf wtrl fltroi Menstruation
and is invaluable foBLeucorrheeaor lulB-dg bl the
Womb. . . . , . ...v'.
s a iHOoa roruier his imeeuairea, r 11 cures
'-the organ? that make the blood. . v ;
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put up In the, LAR(iB3T SIZED T1 LB of Any
meaicine upon me marKei, ana isooiu i. umKmaui,'
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1882.
No 51
DBfrv.
No. 68
Oatlv.
Leave. Charlotte, ...,.
Uooau
; Baii8Dnry,' . . ; . .'.
v HLrh Plnt. .....
fi.M a m
&5i pm
10.44 p m
11.20 pm
, 7.20 a m
'Arrive finwirnhnm
Leave reeBsboro,! !!! '.:
8.00 am
8.28 am
AruvB nuiBDOTO...
Arrive Durham' ..
Arrive Raleigh,,......;;
11.04am
11.48 am
1.15 pm
1.40 Dm
jjcave xtaieign,..
Aiitve Goldsboro'
4 20 pro
No, 17-Dally except Satordy,
Leave Greensboro.; -.6 00 p m
Arrive at Ralh?h,. : ..8.04 a m
h. AMtve at Goldsboro,. .84)0 a m
So. 51-Connects at Greensboro' with" RAD.
H. U. Ior Hil Dolnts NnrtK Ttnat anrf DJ., 1
Tllle. At Gotosboro wlto wTft w Z VI
mtngton. . t , . .
dHo. 63-Corinect8 at Salisbury with W. N. ak
& -SL? U ?mt-8 'I? Western Morib Carolina; dauy
at Greensboro with B. A n k u in, TTi VJfi.I
North, East and West
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Date, "February 19ih, 1882-
No. 50
Dailr.
No. 52
Dally.
Leave Goldsboro . . .
Arrive Balelgh
Leave Raleteh
10.20 am
12.40 pm:
4 10 pm
5 28nm
Arrive Durham..;...
Ainve Hlllsboro,...
Airlve Greensboro,.
Leave Greensboro,,
arrive High Point,..
Arrive Salisbury.. ..
6.07 p m
a.bi pm
tt.lOpm
9.4:1 p m
11.08 pm
12 fiO a
7 25am
8 06am
.9 28 am
11.20 am
-Arrive 0 ottv....
'No. 18-DalIy except Sunday,
Leave Goldsboro, . . 2 50 p m
Arrive at Rallgbj.. 7.10 p m
Leave Raleigh...... 5. 00 am
Arrive Greensboro, 2.20 p m
No. 50-C6hnect9 at Charlotte with A. A C. Air
Line for all points In the South and Southwest
Southed - - tor, M POInttCTSSd
y ,"f ? "Connects at Charlotte with A C Alr
Ltne for all points 8outh and Southwest- at Char-
SouSt0-' 0- B-a r Uthand
W. If. C. RAILROAD,
GOING WEST.
NO. 50-Dally.
Leave Greensboro 9 20 n m
Arrive Kernersvllle 10 H6 p m
Arrive Salem n.20 pm
NO. 52 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro 8.30 a m
Arive Kernersvllle . 9 41am
Arrive Salem..... 10.15am
GOING EAST.
NO. 51 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Salem 5.15 am
Arrive KernersvTle 5.50 a m
Arrive Greensboro 7.00 a m
NO. 5H Dnily
Leave Salem 6 00 p m
Arrive Kernersvllle fl.40 p m
Arrive ;Greensboro. . : 8 00 p m
tte uiviVERsi ry railroad.
No 1,
Dally
ex Sunday.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Chapel Hill,
Arrive University,.
Arrive Ra elgh,
7 80 a m
8.20 a m
1 0. 1 5 a in
No. 2.
Dal y
ex. Sunday.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Ralt-Ub, . . .
Arrive University..
Arrive Chapef Hill,
8 SO p in
5. 15 p m
615 n m
PolMa -Sleeping Cars Without CHange
On Train No. 50. New York and A'lanta via Wash
ington and Danville, and bttween GreerisiQro and
Charleston.
On Train No. 52, Richmond and Chariot e and
Washington and Chariot e - la D utvlUo.
tThroueh Tickets on sa!e at Greensboro'.
Raleigh. Goldsboro'. Salisbury and Charlotte, and
all principal points South, eiouthwest. West, North
and East. Yr Kmlgrant Rates to Louisiana, Tex
as, Arkansas and the Southwest, address,
a. PuPE,
OenerM Passenger Agent.
feb28 Hlchmond. Va.
RICHIV10ND& DANVILLE R.R.
PASSEKGEE DEPARTMENT.
On and afier March 5th. 1882. the nassen-
ger irain service on me Atlanta x unariotle Air
Line Division of this road will be as follows:
Mail and
Kxpress.
No. 50.
WESTWARD.
Mall.
No. 52.
Leave Charlotte, XL .
Arrive Gastonia, L . .-. . .-. . .
Arrive Spartanburg. K
Arrive Greenville, H
Arrive Seneca, G
12.40 am
1.35 am
4.04 am
5.82 a m
7.15 a m
8.28 a m
1 1.05 a m
12.02 p m
285 p m
4.09 pm
5.54 p m
705 p m
8.00 pm
8.43 pm
9.15 pm
12.05 a m
Arrive Toccoa, F
Arrive Rabun Gap Junction,.
Arrive Lula,E
Arrive Galnsevllle
Arrive Atlanta,.
9.82 a m
10.18 am
10.51 am
1.40 pm
Ttfall and
Express.
No. 51.
EASTWARD.
Mall.
No. 53.
Leave Atlanta
Arrive Gainesville
Arrive Lula, E
Arrive Rabun Gap Junction,
2.15 p m
4.54 m
5.2 m
6 22 P m
5.00 a m
7.41 a m
8.32 a m
9.14 am
10.07 am
11.21 am
1.27 pm
2.59 pm
511pm
6.00 pm
Arrive Toccoa. F
7.06 p m
Arrive Seneca. G
H.24 p m
10.O8 p m
11.40 pm
Arrive Greenville. H. .... ..
Arrive Spartanburg, K.
Arrive Gastonia, L
2.06 a m
8 15am
Arrive Charlotte, M
CONNECTIONS.
A with arriving trains of Georgia Central and A
W; I Railroads.
B with-arriving trains of Georala Central. A ft
W. P. and W. & A. Railroads.
C with arriving trains of Georgia Railroad.
B with Northeastern Railroad of Geonria to and
from Athens, Ga.
if with Elberton Air-Line to and from Elberton,
Georgia.
. G with Colombia and Greenville to and from
Columbia and Charleston, 8. C.
Hith Columbia and Greenville to and from
Columbia and Charleston. 8. C.
: K with Spartanburg and Asheville. and Snartarr-
ourg, union ana txuumoia 10 ana from Henderson
ana Asneviue, ana Alston ana vptumbia. - -1
L with Chester and Lenoir NarroW-Gauge to and
from, Dallas and Chester.
i M with O. C. ft A, C. C, R. ft D. and A, T. ft O.
fOr all points West, North and East.
; Pullman sleeping-car service on trains No& 50
and 51 dally, without change between Atlanta ani
New York. A POPE,
G neral Passenger and Ticket Agent
T. M. R. Talcott,
General Manager.
I. Y. SAGE, Superintendent:
marl 2
C.a G. & A. R. R. CO.
' ; CONDENSED SOSEDtJtES.
In Effect Sunday, March 12th, 1882.
Date; Pebrnary
m Train Train
. No. 62. No.4, -
;--' Passeng'r. Passeng
Leave Charlotte,. ...... .... ll.ao a m
Arrive Rock Hill, ...,12.85pm
Arrive Chester, 1.28pm,...
Arrive Winnsboro, 2.50 pm
Arrive Colua.bla..... 4.18 pm .
Leave Columbia,. 4.25 p m 5.45 a m
Arrive Lexington 6.12 p m 6.37 am
Arrive Ridge Spring,. 6 25pm 7.55 a m
Arrive eranitevUle 7.40pm 9.12 ant
Arrive Angusta,. ............j 8,40pm 952am
'- ; ' Trafti . Train.
Na 18, No. 20,
' t. A Freight. Freight. -
Leave Charlotte, .'. 5.40 a m 5.40 p m
Arrive Bock Hill, 8.03 am 782 p m
Arrive Chester... ,9.50m 908 pm
Arrive Winnsboro, 12.55 pm 11.17 pm
Arrive Columbia, 5.05 p m 21 8 a tur
"Leave Columbia, . , 2.40 a m
ArrlVB Lexingtoci,.vl..... .. ' 3.4Qam
Arrive Ridge during, , 5.43. m
Arrive Granitevlrle,.. 7.54am
Arrive Angueta...' i.;.:., ....iv.:.-..l 9.80am
is
Train No. 62, Dalijp-Connecta at Coltrmbla with
TTlAH P. R U fnr (.hai-lssitnn ani Uh .v.. r m.
w . " w w . 1 . .u. v. - m,r t 1 v mja
Angust 'With Oentral tfedrgla. R.. R for Sacon
Savannah and Florida Dolnts.. r . , . . .
Train-Jto. 48, jBally Connects at Augusta with
the 'Georgia R, R. and Central, Georg B.B,Ier
Ms eon. Atlanta. Savannah and Florida points.
Trains KoA IS and 20, loeat dally ytcept 8m
T Trains from the South -arrive at CB."trktte;! nas
emreL dally, at p, Freight except:
ovuaar, at a. m. ana 4 46 d. m.
ATLANlid, TENNESSEE ft OHIO DrTIfljQjfcS
! . . '11 .1 1 1 11 ' 1' n lHg
f-f1Vffl ffiPln t v
i .Leave charlottes ...,,-...
.Leave Cbarlottarj ..
i-.n
-mA 'Arrive at Statesville, ; ; ,.,..8.12 p m
. us
BtateirlU,4i.4i.;.4TCl0m W
Arrive at Charlotte. v ...
HE
bnXteketi.solA-toatt pofcts .South, !8outheait and
flfrnr-.
uj.'i
i - . oen'i Manager. .
ColnraWft, BwO March 1st, 1882.
We Hm added to w Stock i'Sopplj 0f
GUANO
Equitable
eake.
-ALSO
. "-GENUINE
Kainitl, or German Potash Sjlfe.
CALL AN SIB fJfl.-e
iJ.WIMo.
College Street
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EXTRA
We have ust received and offer Jbr a
SHORT TIME ONLY
China Tea Setts
Mossrose Decoration, 50 nieces. S10.00. worfb
S16.00.
EXTRA FINE TEA ETT3, cold, bird rad flower
decoration combined, 44 pieces, 9 12.60,
worth $18.00
PORCELIAN TEA SETTS, plain white, very &),
. 44 pieces, ...
PORCELAINX DINNZB SETTS. 10 pieees, fr
815.00; decorated. 180 p-es, fer (35.00.
BRONZE LAMPS of a superior quality, aomplsis
with shades, at SI. 00, worth S2-tt.
: All Other Goods in Prcptoo.
KT WHOLESALE and RETAIL. X
Respectfully,
J. Brookield k Co.
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