-J
Ksi!sic3caaBSKrss
"Pii-tinenD wul commence thT r er v
MW DOatllEe staalnni.fJthjarJmi.m.a.11' -'i ... .L L " . I ,
"v Fit -J is ' " 1 1
1
it on
I
my Hellei on Am Correct : ' -
r till I I wr m PI l' II II I UT,-. f II ' Mir MM mr 1 a i n i n n 1 i i ii i ' I " ii
miiIiiisOtailSwd:
OOKDEitTSED SOHETlTTT.T.g,
27 Stops; ia34tsrReefe9 $90
h fir iSmtilcnH
Case, SOctaves,HetalFoot Plates,Upright B
WKS. HWUneBJiwii w "WiVI BUV mimrvai Ptwii
BorinCT. Lamp Bunds, Pocket for Music, Handles and
Pjill Dl
Hollers for moving, Beatty's Patent Stop Action, a
NEW AND NOVEL KEEDBOARD (patented,)
ENORMOUS SUCCESS. 8alea over MOO a month,
demand increasing. tW Factory world rr DAT and
by S Edison's EtectrtoXighta at NIGHT to fill order
mmfUfTmH AmuyiHtn(erai, nothing can be fairer
jpome and examine the instrninent. Leav N. Y. City,
Barclay or Christopher St. Carries, 8.W a. m. or l p.
(fare, excursion only. M 85). JLeave Washington at I
m.
1 nr
i. arriving inn. x . at a.au or d. m. same utiyv
routes from Chioa, lUcfimondk Phila. .Boston, &ct see
"Beauty's Excursion Kout Circular,") $5alkwed to pay
JJ.BLll.Ulff lUUl tOWVl EMMIW Unjl"1
nalltn attendants meets ftll tralniu
rrWiuifl 30. 40. ft50 ud. Fianoforteft ftl25 to filGOOi
UoliV.I iiln.t.iul '.(liumi ft A rlH ncxMl rki Aatl m-u-n
DAITEEL F. BEATTT, VasMngton, "Saw Jersey
(Efnlllhcd 186.)
For Eool'e, Vi'tOJH andCSLjifeS in i)lafof plaBter. Sam
Dlee andcataJotfne mailed free. w. H. FAT.CamdjnJI. J
YTIDrC JMPBOVED BOOT BKEB, 25c.
licloua, wholeHome, sparkling temperance
mall idr 25c C. B. BIBE3.
48 N. Dela. Ave., Philadelphia.
$1000
BJfWARD! for any case of
ttiina jjieeaiDg, luinmg,
Ulcerated, or protruding
PTI.lta that IteRINO'9
iriLjiii njauaaxaix. xniia w uuio. jrnspeuvu uj . x.
MILLTCB, M. D. , 9 1 5 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
None genuine without his signature. Send for
circular. Sold by druggists and country stores. SI.
r . a r m owalHTW fl 1 A B..aal ka T T
ID ME9AI AWARDED
the Author. A now and great Med
ical Work,wairanted the beet and
cheapest, indispensable to every
man,entitled "the Scianceof Life
oreli-Preaerration ;" bound in
a a. W 1- , i a
no. 1 0S l
fiMfl AnTw oe A
end nowAddress Peabody Med'
PHY V PT V lEal Institute or Dr. W. H. PAR.
1111 OliLI . K.BR, No. 4 Bulfinchst. Boston
I A
ND PATENT
i ANDPFNlQIflN flTTflRNFYS
Laud Patents obtained, and special attention given
m coniesieu jrre-euipuuu, numeaitMui, jiuxienii tuiu
Timber Culture Entries. Highest price paid for
Land Warrants and Scrip of all kinds. PEN
SIONS PROCURED for soldiers and sailors dis
abled in line of duty. Pensions Increased If rated
too low. Bounty, back pay and new discharges ob
ta ned. Send two 3c stamps for blanks and "Cir
cular Information." Address
STOOD ART & CO.,
413 G St, N. W , Washington, D. C,
GEORGE PAGE & CO.
1rfll1liifiiJtnifMi ft-f 4.
Patent Portable Cucular
SAW
"BTTTiTiS,
Also Ctationary
'tuForuli
STEAM
5 N. SCHBOEDEB
BALTIMORE,
Grist and Flour Mills, Water Wheels, Wood Working
and Barrel Machinery, Sbinrie Mills, Circular Saws,
and GaUXLVDIlSG MACH UN jRH Y.
Send for Catalogs.
Agricultural Lime
AND
Carbonate of Lime
BEST & CHEAPEST FERTILIZERS,
.T Dllll nillO I IH)irat8l 25Drbar'l
DUILUJIIU L HI Lseid tor circular
FRENCH BROS., Rocky Point, IV. C.
mar21 -dAw4w
JlisjcjeIIatte0UB.
NEW LAUNDRY!
HAVING ESTABLISHED A NEW
STEAM LAUNDRY
In CHARLOTTE, we will shortly send by mall to
all the citizens In the place OUB PBICE LISTS,
and will be pleased to make special arrangements
with families, and If those wishing to make such
arrangements will notify us we will call on them
In person. It Is our Intention to do work to a
SUPERIOR ITiAlVIYER,
And we respectfully solicit the public to give us a
trial. All work DONE PBOMPTLY, and Ladles'
oarments will be handled by lady assistants only.
THE LAUNDRY
Will be in cm8tant operation, and there will be
no delay In dolDg work.
tW Information famished" on application.
L. HAYMANN & CO.
mar30 tf
CONGRESS WATER.
CATHARTIC AND AL ERATIVE,
Is a well known specific for CONSUMPTION, IN
DIGESTION, and all disorders of the STOMACH,
LIVES and KIDNEYS.
NINETY YEARS' popular use attests its purity,
safety and superiority to all waters of this class.
Avoid all coarse, Irritating waters, foreign and
domestic they impair the digestive organs and
kidneys, therejjy inducing irreparable results
None Geiulne Sold on Drauglir,
marl 2m eod
LIHE! LIIiIEj LIME!
.f EBPETUAL KILN we are now prepared to
FI I.I. ORDERS PBOIOPTLY,
on short notice, and 'at prices that defycomneti
Uon. We guarantee quality, and make no eharee
unless Lime proves satisfactory. "
We,.lhaT0tt?nejr ln Charlotte of A. c. Sum
roerville; Who will receive orders for small lotsat
redaoed prices. "
Reference as to quality of Lime given onaDDll
- cation. SIMON BBOTHXBS,
W 8m ' 88, Oaffne, C,
m hfwspapfr mn
; Just Received a laree lot of Flrst-Class NE WS
IMHT. nut nn In fiR Th. nfulmoa im.ki.
t kkkentoal. Book. Ace. only OC7U
ATM:'
mm
ui Portaua . I A. t
ENGINES S
:! jQubliflhersoi country newspapers. Address
If ,..tMi.:' J' THEOBSEkVbb,
mar28 . Charlotte, N. C.
' " D"1 Duiunuin 1 1 1 r
Tictje iirtcle Co,
xvia UUWV9J; ul a vtouimi; . vt wvLW,Arouwci a
fitnrnftK Rft.f0a baa hum' ilitai'ivifiTnfntv mAAlflA fni
lndfeeatlon, dyspepsia, fever and ague, a loss of
physical stamina, Urer complaint and other dl-
AwlaM nnil hna knan ma n vv, n fr. a ft nrt 1 1 a. 4 ndAMaWl
by medical men as a bealtb and strength rest
cay, and sustains and comforts the aged and
nrm.
FOR SALT. BY ALL DBUGGISTS AStpEALXBa
QKNESALLY.
arrt ' i
WEJNVITE
: L . I i i
YOUBa-.enilono Johnstorfs Taieittt Standard
' Dn Hlzed Kiilsomlne and FffisAo Paints.
knowing that ihey niet the wants of Patntmri
nouseseepers ana omi-rs urougnoui me oouniiTi i
They are carefully prepared from the finest selecV
ed raw materials; ail oi the ingredient are
tnorougmy incorporatea, ma tney are ouerea ior
sale in a oneiy puivenzea condition, amply re-.
quiring to be mixed with water, to fit them for use.
Theyare made of the POHEST WHITE, and ln
Kraduatlons of all the leading and fashionable
graduations of all the leading and fashionable
Tints, Shades and Colors; thus adapting them to
all tastes and uses. . The advantages of our pre
parations are manifold. , '
Thpy-are ready for lmmediats use. reQuirtng no
experiment whatever, as the color and quality are
determined before they go Into the hands ot the
consumer. THEY CAN BE MIXKD and USED
BY APT ONE.
They can be applied with the greatest ease and
laatlll. a.M nll .au,aa.nf n aaannnM. Waak
and evefl surface, which will not rub or scale from
the walL
If used according to directions, they will work
VVC11 UjyJll Oii llUSUlireUII UUI I Ul? , UCUIXS tUO UCUMT
slty as heretofore, of preparing walls to stop iheir
suction, (except in extreme cases.) is overcome. 5
They will save the waste of materials and less
of time common with the old mode or mixing to
produce. aesirsDie nms, eic
Thoi still kuin fnr venra HTlthont nhnni7A In ftftl
or or quality. They are the only cheap and avail-
aDie preparations ior vue purpose in wit mantel.
& 1 ' 1 ' 1 assvruiieiJii 111 ivivi, a.
WILSON & BOB WELL'S
apr5 Drug Store.
ON ST A N TLY
COMING IN.
WHICH I WILL SELL CHEAP FOB CAH,
BOTH WHOLESALE and BE TAIL.
8.
I
7 I
AT WHITE FRONT.
feb2l
X
rrH
CURES WHEN ALL OTHER
REMEDIES FJULJU
If you doubt, come toeee -os, and we wUI y
CUBS T0U.
or charge
noatlngj
Wnte for particulars, and a copy of the little book
"Message to the Unfortunate Suffering."
Ask any prominent Druggist as to our Standing.
00? BE W ABB will be paid to any chemist
who will And on analysis of luQ bottles of SsTs.
one particle of Mercury, IOdldtfof Potassium, or
Atlanta, Ga
Price ofaSmall Slze,......
miyi pizef.
SOLD BY ALL DBUGGISTS.
decSl
POTATOES! '
PAT A HmTTC! I
rAAi WiLCJ I
1
ON HAND.:
l if
EASTEltN YAMS,
AND LOUISIANA CHOKERS. AT
marSl
t i )f l.-ltJEtffcSilt
O. JO. nUWaB.L,li'Bi
VARIETY, STORE-
-A LOT Ot-
GOOD-BARGAINS.
' "Xrtix AU wakb, GLASS WABK
jw0, jtxwauiue jraAms, and many othfer
idlings at. comparatively low prices.
BesTJectfally.Vf, 'm&ftttrlL
lew Wire
Cures (-1132111 j1 gi
SYPHILIS ro I a g
inany y g W
CATABRH. y IT W t
ECZEMA, OLD a.
PLXS, BOILS, i IJlJ ' S?
SKIN C H W S
dis as .g .p
x
snoo'J
Up to His Eyes in Books-Cooper&ff
GoThe Reftaaal to ConfirmTAtmrav
rr-rr-' TTKB'i
slaT and! iPer-t
sonal Dots. "" , ; - j !tc
WA8HTNGTON. D. 0 ADril 4. fblOtlftV-
.ajmneia, wno nas Deen quarcerea ac
the National Hotel most of the winter,
has rfimnAdTinfl taken rnnmn a.r.'NV. ftit
E street, N. W. Thither I went th other
niRnt, ana louna Mr. Arm Held to the
middle of a formidable array of books;
loolywgfltlipuj?li ii, were in a rifle pit.
TheTtobti wtreitf eVeTT stairo of nrr
paration. Some were assorted otife.-
nt.hflrs wfirA franlrftfi anri anmhVKftvV1
reached the advanced stage of addrsk:
xnere muse nave Deen a wacron ioad
altogether, and Mr. jA.rm field said henad
ant tJ fail 0d6tituent3.:
ri tfrlftM fVnri. mnb ante
ject to another, and finally touched upon
4-1, anAAwaVM anna . n n U . AU . 1 L a
has taken such an active Dart He was.
of course, highly elaled at Cobpera
rlftfeaf.. savino that he roftrlo1 ItlHfib
light of a State blessing, relieving it,' as
it would, of an officer who, being trained
nn in tho 4 ntt ohrwrvl rf rwlitia ttrv..!
doubtless followjn toejoptatopaor BpTpected to' dispose of their'present stocks
it1riaf.inr.iia rwrtjtTXM-iAria'rJibSMiifft&tih ivnviilnrJwi In
nt.ventted' thdremark thatthi think
mg aDd law-abiding people of the.State
kvo ui mui nuu uio owimjb oenators a
hearty support in their fight for official
Duration -Yea i " said h
Pufmcu?Da-, . x.e.8' Sai.a.fie .an .we
nave me sausiacuon or Knewincr thatr
it was not a. nartviflffht merelvt ft wl
a flghl tfiatenliae Jympath
tne Detter class oi uepublicans, too. J.
have now in mv possession lettera fYiStrV
T- v. . k. - .
iwjpuoiicans wno stana mgn in 'tneir
party s council, approving of my opposir
tion. If I were at liberty to crive names..
which I am not. I could eriva von f,h
names of at least a half dozen men,
now holding positions under Mott, who
i ;a a . .
nave written me, saying tnat (Jooper
was ndt.thernrnrfir klnd'of a. man to
hold the position, of collector." ;
"What do vhn think rtf t,hrtmnr thaf
opposition to Cooper's confirmation
Kta TX7i f V1ro nrn U
"i Deneve it a mere rumor, and nom
ine else. I have heard it said that if an
investigating 'committee would be al
lowed, (iooner nnnld he nnnHrmeH hnt. T
do not think he could be. A number of
Republican Senators, as you know.iwere
opposed .to hipi. and are. still. -t Jhe fact
thatRaam played "double has dissatis
fied both the Grant and Sherman ele
ments, especially the former, and his
DrinciDle ODD09ition in "Radii hi ian Mr.
cles came from the Grant winer of the
party, , I can, jse.eUUlMLJto gain by
compromising with an enemy alter you
have whipped him i if ertmnrnraisn in
ever desirable, it is before thei battle."
? As I left, Mr. Armfidld again attacked
the mass nr hnnlrs nnrf Vivthta iimo nn
doubt, thev are making rhA-trinil moo.
senger swear sideways.
as tne matter is or importance I en
close a full report of the committee re-
buildings at .Asheville and Greensboro,
Asheville. N. C- is in the western
district of North Carolina., the State
beine divided into two judicial districts.
eastern and western.
1SThei PODOlation is somet&bflr over
8,00a Two district courts .are held
yearly, with occasional special terms.
and also sessions of the circuit court as
business requires. The business trans
acted by the courts is very large. At
some sessions of the courts l.ooo suits.
civil and criminal, are found on the
docket. At present the court is held in
the county court house, and there is not
sufficient room for the. various Officers
transacting the public business. About
30 counties in Western North Carolina
attend these terms of the United States
court. The town is a business point of
great interest, dealing with six or seven
PAiintmq In thn vintnttrt aKn.
U jl UD TIVIUIKJ, XIICIO niOl
snma on atnroa norf of miiinh H-. n,hnin I
saie Dusiness, nve large hotels, four to
bacco factories, a female college, and
various hicrh schools and araiipmiea It
is in the. midst of one of the finest tobacco-growing
regions in the world,
oroducinir the fine trnld leaf tnhafnrt at.
tensively used for wrappers. The plant
ers ship annually millions of pounds in
the leaf, which is anlil in thnirarinni
markets in the country, thus navinc n
4arge revenue into the United States
Treasury.
The postoffice is one of crreat imnortr
ance, the money order business being
nexfiintol!ime to the largest money
order office in the State. The rent paid
by the government for a court house,.
nnstnffinA and nther nnhlir nfftnaa nrall
justify the government in putting' up a
(ka n n -F. fV n a, . . n n - H..LI. J
uments.
That, the Slefrat.an rf tho TrMonni
hbe, and if hereby;; autborJzatd dK
I -rectedto purchase a site Ydr, and anse.
I to be erected thereon, a suitahle hnilr..
ing, with fire-proof vaults therein, for
tne accommodation of the - United
states courts, postomce, and other gov
ernment offices. at the citv nf Oreenn.
boro, North Carolina. The plans, spe
cifications, and full estimates for said
hnildino nhall Yk nrevinnnlv maAaanA
approved; according t9 lair, and shall
not exceeu; iot r ins site i ana ouuaine
jt)leU the siim of fifty, thohgand dof
iritli 11 t ; i-iii s
'rovided, That the site shall leave
a a. J . :
lirTf
' n
.tr LMaVCU', iunb bue SIR BUail leave 1
the hnilriinff nnevnnsed trt dancer frtm I
fire from adiacant buildinca hv an nrien t
space of not less than forty feet, in
eluding-Streets 'find ;; alleys and no
tndney -apT)r6ptiatea for tlnstirpose
shall be available until a valid title to
the site for said building shall be vested
in the United States, nor until the State
of North Carotlna shall have ceded to
the United States exclusive iurisdic-
tion over the same, during the time te
unuea otaies snau oe or remain own
JfljiiBrs thereof, lor all toUf poses except tbe-f
I Administration nf the (riminal lawa f I
said State and the service of civil pfo-1
cess therein. ' ;
A maii hessenger8etvice has been
uiuoicu cBwtuusuou xiuui manning.
Clarendon county, to Central Railrofcd
Clarendon county, to Central Railrotd
Company, S. C, as often as reguired.
. The Jostofiice at? LawaonviU.-RnWlr.
Ingham county, N. C, has been discoTU
tinued : mail to Reidsville.
.iM
A new office has been established at
Rippetoe, N. CV with David A. Griffiti
as postmaster; also at Polenta, N. C.,
with W. M. Saunders as postmaster. ;
The commission of Geo. W. THrksrsn.
as rx)tmaster: at Branchy Ule, S, hka
..1 1
' wa-uva w vuwiiys
ton-Branch Branch ville fn Animato
xiuulii ft ill 11 1 mnm nig txi nor or.
imoiau) uni
Tk i .Tri xi. . h . . " i
xriuicu lnKSTiue to uamaen. x roi
April 1,1882, omit both branches, th
navinsr Deen mane genarate rnntec.
der No. 14017 and 14018.
aBranchville to Augusta. Prom April
1 1. J.BSZ. to j una SU. : IKK. aervinA Trn
A3raQcnvi9, py inrfinnejiiatcibffi(
aDiuu, ms. . loouin - Carolina 1
K.B,) . .
I H. Tuesdays and Saturdays at Um1
aOviitrQ i Vyuu wty uoro uv o n. m. Aa-eave
tort 1 . .
Conwavhrtrn Mrmrfavs and tiVtfiotra t t 1
I . m.i"ATrtvelit Marioir C ffi fey . p.'apri
i
lJ.tr pud wtfuawira n uoon containinK
tto legBAdsite Cents,f in white Rf
r. 1 1 ,vrr- rr- rr
TTi us m . i tr : rvM- wn in ui i .Jugrtaat & i a.
, 'tappew'Miv WWDf BURmtaw," en-
scamp is ebocIatt3 browmnJ o.'.; . C.....J i
f ' Thi flvtB-Cftnt fcUmps now ' tfa usa are
wguiwiuwi cases equaitj- wiw m
nADi7 ADM ll ilWl -. . J-ki. l(ii.;i,f,-,i i .ft'll
Stamps 6t the pwsent issue dust b6t
the public wlth'thy new, And 4a. no odse
for individtialni'lir tai raturrf latidmnA f.n
the' dfcnflrtrtiftftt. tAn tsna-rmi Ar vol
atwnt Wia sattitime tbeifi3ueof nw'
A.. Mi - 4. - J. , 4 1.-
place of -thte- of -like denomination
enVfilonfl Riamn-arill ha-, .inmAnhot
similar in design to the.neadhesiw
AiKLUi ttuuu rhuih I'tiirin : ' I fiH Hnnna
v 141 uh uyai. , jrosiiinaatBra. WU1 Joe ex
I before offering the near: one for sale.
I :; vwststtviATn-FsL
1 , aA Unoloo who hoKMrtl,..(ini t
I v 5caies,wn0 naa neeir eonflned to
his room for seral weekf wjtjfe rheu-
J matiam. was ahl t.n W At ST?tia
tt .?ovvaJ
iJVJ? $J2$ House, f-.
of the Greenahorn Vnrth fit i a man.
; tioned in, connection with the position
of solicitorof the Treasury.
; Messrs. . W: Thurston, A. 3. Galle
1 nav: anrl iT. Ul. Whlfn! oiLVnnmn
JTorth Carolinians, were in: the city
Senator "Vatine haa j.ton & olinrf to-
spite to visit Raleigh on conrtbtiBiness.
A Patent: for j h nntttn "nlanrjof anrl
guano dUtribntor combined,- has beeii
Kfwiwxir m jjeqjamin Morgan; oi
Greenville, SIC. Picktp.-
A Reniniscenetf of Franklin J. Moses,
Cor. Baiomora Sun, " .
,, Washington, April 4. The recent
arrest of .I. Mnsfta .Tr ov.fi
i -r - r wvwj v W A VAtiV
.of the State of South Carol iua, in New
xorK, on account of swindliiig; recalls
one of his outictiiuns in Wj4ahi1.fr ton
from the effects of which the authori
ties of South Carolina are low striving
hard to be released. In 1869 Moses came"
to Washington as adjutant-general of
South Carolina, with a requisition from
JL K. Scott, the then carpet-bag Gover
nor, for the quota of arms due the State
under the act of 1S0S. The accrued
amount due the State at that time was
$8,708. This was too small an amount
for a margin of pickings and stealings
satisfactorv to the enthusi.iat.if nature
of Moses. He went to President Grant
J 11 m T r - .
anu necreiary or- war itawlings and
. . lc"llul ftwiuLo ui iii3 perns tin
miuumg ine carpeiroag state govern
meui, ana uie importance of arming
l. It!.:., a . "
iiiB iuiiiuh to preserve peace ana secure
order and tranauilitv at the next -le.
tion. There was no militia at the time
oeyonaa rew disorganized negro com
panies scattered throughout the State.
Yet on such --representations President
viiuLiuu me secretary oi war permit
ted Moses to draw lfioon S
muskets, with a full set of infantry ac
coutreme&ts, valued at 3124,000, or more
than the quota of the State for thirty
years Jto come. The action of President
Grant and of the Secretary of War was
- ciwtr a vioiauon or me law as was
ever committed. Moses and Scott dis
tributed a few hnndred of thene arms
to the negroes and disposed of the bal-
J A. .It . .
uce anu put me money m ineir pock
ets. Probably between them and their
coadjutors a cool $100,000 was divided
from. this . operation. A bill is now
1 DendinC in the HnnsA nf Tta-nrenen t.a
from thw operation. A bill is now
f. D. 7 .
lives, with a favorable renort from the
committee on military affairs, to relieve
1L. (Til. a. a, ri a. ...
mo ouite or ooum uaronna rrom tnis
debt nniustlv out nnon her. Unless the
bill passes it will be twenty years more
uoiuie ouuty vsruiiiiiA can receive any
arms irom me general government un
aer me act or. ltjoij.
Exports for the Month.
Wilmington Star.
. Below we trive A statement nf the fnr.
C v.. j. v. .aw ..aau VJ.HU& IIIIJJJIUK'
toft for the-montbrof Marcitjast -dosed,
"1 3 , M avm .
as compuea rrom toe dooks at me cus
Pttnn jL99.fl halea Tuolrrhinr- Q MV7
S1?VI1THTC nri 1nf1 aft ttO9A0A9
xvuaiu nuu lurueuum. 4o,iiio uarreis,
. . a v.nan.
vamea ac ?tiui,yoa.
Tar and Pitch-li barrels, valued at
$23. - . ; .
. Spirits Turpentine 11 1(520 cr&llons.
valued at $56,452. C- . I
- Lumber 804,000 feetTalued at $14,-
.902. ....
- - 1 11-' IAn AAA il.i 1 'A J dMA.
oningies iouuu, vaiuea ai 1,100.
1LC i s.kll tanantia. Uolna At ill.
Total valuation of foreign exports for
tne montn hjui. un American ves
sels $1269; on foreign vessels, $387,
632. ' - -
The Bakersliops Flooded.
Morgan City, La- April 6. The
bakers hafe .ofeen compelled: to stop
baking, the
last oven. '.
been closed.
I -K vn1m
baking, the water having reached the
Alio lu at net uouae liivt tuso
uneetall has been oyeaed
uwuwuscu' unaouutucv
in the railway denoL
' " "V i .
, Tibm lrsaal Bxrprlnc. '-
. . I i s iCampoeii' scceef
. ,. Kew 0fleatu,'lAr March 16th, 1881.
T . H. B. Warner 4- Co. : Sirs t know irom per-
nuu expenenee uxba your, -two juoney ana i.iver
PlIU I.. n aMU.,1 . kf . .1 1 11 . allMaaJl. .
VtaUO 10 O VII VliiTUUlt. 11 TCI UlUaUUilaJ. :
Lydia E.Ptnkhaa'8 Yegetable wmpomid Is a-
RHiuwu-auui. xemeay tvx air inose painiui cow
V,l f f, tai Anal UfltniAa . A ' ala.av.Waf... M Am W, aif
female population.. Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pink-
ham. fna WAAlAm Imdm T.rnn. Masa.. "for
pamphlets.
f '
- rl
lie dv-itl t)i
'.mm
i r -. r
1
; o sjlh . 1
'.. '13;'iU
,YTi' KO!T.SS THra
saO So bA-i JHSitAf i.U
J--1 '
"Miwi a nu nw.
14
mm' '
! 3 Just &eelved, it(. "iii
OlBlTOA -triCHT.
m ffoow'fTf-ef' '
Saratoga Springs, N. T.
sembling the Imported Tichy,
a new water
aan an fVsde
Becommended very bighiy as oathartle and al-
i. : ,MMw 631 of arspepsla.
'i,J' - ALSO, ' '
g CiSES CONGBESS WATEB,
f? ; Q Cases bock bbidge alum,
. ! , JQ CASKS BUFFALO LITHIA.
. And a fun supply of
IMPORTED APOttlNARIS
ASH .
.HnoyadiJanos Waters.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY !
" - JJliNYADJ JJlNOS.
THJ NATUBAL APERIENT,
i AS ACATHABTIC:
Itoiat A wine glass full before breakfast.
Pita JaUayrf "TTnn v.ir Tt.Ia.Sia. T. -r i.u at
tens that its richness to aperient salts surpasses
that of all other known watera."
The British flfedical Journal "BunjMU Janes.
Tn mOHtAfrAnAhlA aat.tat naa, t
aperient water."
Prof. Vcrehow, Berlin. 'Invariably good and
prompt success; most valuable."
JUTD1r RmiTwMaVaM Vlanna 1 IT V A .
these writers with remarkable success."
mf. Lander Bnmton, 3L ZJ, F. R. 8., London.
ttemln ecy? v BurpaB8e8
PMi' iJPj R- Bo MUitary Hos
pltalNetley. "Preferred to Pullna and Frled
AchshalL" JOHN II. McADKN,
Importing and
j-lsrer.8lr.g Pharmacist
CHABLOTTE,
North Ttyon Bt,
N.C.
DON'T GO TO SARAT0G.V
When TOU can e&t watPr 1nat na fraaV. or.d oTfb--
a J uvdu BUU OtQi ZJk-
ims as when ft nova from rhA snrincr at qh-qtao
We receive this water in large block tin reservoirs
which we return as scon as emptied to be refilled
again every week. JH. Mcaden,
Druggist and Chemist
Prescriptions carefully prepared by -experienced
and competent druggists, day Qr Dltdht.
July28
Particular Notice.
All the drawings will hereafter be undfsr the ex-
Pint: f tftk iTnaa. 11 ' . . A. .
u ,1 inSiA . " itUU C"1'! 01 UEK b,KA L3 G
"tiuiHMuuu HX1U 0 1 IUA Jl, A. KAKLY.
A SPLENDID 0PP0B.I o ..
TO WIN A F0BTUNB F0UBTH (.BAND PLSTH1-
dujiuji.IjLAMIJ, AT MW URLKlNS
. TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1S82.
lra MONTHLY DBA WING.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Leels-
uwiuu uukiui nuu iuHruaDie DurDoses
with a capital of 81, 000.000-to which a reserve
fund of $650,000 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
MiiMw a. pan or ine present state Constitution
adopted December 2d, A. D. 1879.
Its GRAND SINGLE NUMBEB Drawings will
uuie piace monuuy.
It never scales or postpones. Look at the t&Dow
uits uuinouBon :
CAPITAL PRIZE, 830X00.
lOU.UOO Tickets at Two Dollsrs Each. Half
aLicneia, odd uoiiar.
LIST OF PRIZES:
1 Capital Prize...
830,000
1 CanltiO PriM
1 Capital Prize....
2 Prizes of 82,600
5 Prizes of 1.000
20 Prizes of 500
100 Prize of 100.
200 Prizes-of 50.
10,000
. 5.000
5,000
. 5,000
i 10,000
. 10.OOO
500 Prizes of 20 in'onn
10,000
j.u iij.ooo
Ai-i-KUXJMATION PHI7.KR.
9 Approximation Prizes of 8300... . 82 700
-' -ja"aama.vu l Jura VI 23TJI... . 1 Ul
9. ApproxlmaUoq Prizes of 100.;. :.:.. JB00
1857 ft sec, amoanting to.. 8H0.40C
ivi "ucrai Waiipnsauon win oe paid.
jror-iurtHer lnrormafinn hi-o niao.i. .n
Wtter, or Money Oraer by mall, addressed only to
Van Hplnnnn T a
or M. A. DAUPHIN.
127 La Salle Street, Chicago, Pis.,
or M. A. DAUPHIN.
607 Seventh strett, Washington, D. a
The New York office is removed to Chlcaeo.
N. B-i OrdfiTN addMMAlt tn rVai. rwi.m,.
. -vaa. W11VUUO T.111 1 17
wji": iiivuiiii oUaOiiuou.
. t J aMaaaa.' ' '
Tntt nnmmlsw nt tAntlnn nf flu Dnhii t
a.7iTV . " la nuica
w uio luui iuo enure numver 01 the Tickets
ior eacn onmiy orawing is sold, and conse-
vjucniajr 011 mo uiutss in cacnarawing are sold and
drawn and paid.
M.a.fl
POPULAR MONTHLY DBA WING OF THE
In the City of Louisville, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 29th, 1882.
a.a wv waHiiaaaa wawua .X... Ull lkaaaWaJ.UajO CaaWWCyi.-
edl under nmvislons of an Aet nf thn AnAra1 la-
sembly of Kentecky. -
The United States Circuit Court on- l wjb 31 .
rendered the following decisions s ; , ,. ;
1 10 a ii t me tiomnKnwaiui visaiDunoxi Com-
pacy Is legal. .
ad r
I3u xiaa uAawuiB iuq laii .
Th Cnmtwutv has now on hunil I an a mum
fond. .Bead the list of prizes.for the
: APRIL DBA WING. v
.1 Frize. .
1 Prize,..-
1 Prize,...,.;
930,000
10,000
i 5,000
A J XlaUWOf iPliUUU CUUl,.
SOPrtzes. ,..500. each..
10,000
10,000
100 Prizes,, ,100 each,.,
0,000
zoo afflzes, ' ' oe each,
SnO Prizes.- 90 fuinh.
,V00
42f
10,1
,000
,000
1000 Prizes. . 10 each.
u vtuAA. .............. lUiOvU'
0 PrtisM. ft Unfit rh ATnrmlinalliin riiimin taa
,9 ftazea, 100 .r . " "1900
BeiBtt Mftnflv OV 1 Baslr- rjmft tn - XJtr, i wmr
I -by .Express, t, .DON'T SEND; BT REGISTERED
LKTTEB D POBTOFFICX UBDEB. Orders Of
$5 and uiJwatA, by. Expyeaa, can besebt atsar ex.
i
hv.
. , a,",'.- - . T 1. aJ .51
fT,bBa,tesidejBWofi;Cto
wa!k)th PuWlfiauaje. Also f .til
x itrgct Tribuiu twvuuiuws rur-
uuu-uiui interest in two jtsnoK r !
(VlttntTAta An Mint BtMiiBt inrf An. A. 3
Ittbrse.HofgyandHamfisa., Apptyto
mar3atr. .V;J.; . . A. H. C8B3WJB1L.
JtlclwOTiore
Mm
TaAiNs eomo xast.
Da, February 19th, 1882.
No 61
Daily.
No. 58
Dailv.
Leave Charlotte, ....
n$$lrnii '"'
Arrtre Greensboro..". V."
Arrive Durham- j. .
Arrive Baleigh, . .'. ... "
Leave. Balelgh. ..!..:."
Arrive Goldsboro'....
a 66 a ui
fi.KI A m
06uuim
.8.51
7.20 a m
iu.44 p
re -
8.00 am
ti.zupm
8.25 am
1 1.04 am
1 1.48 am
1.15 pm
1.40 pm
No. 17-Daily except Saturday,
Leave Greensboro..
Arrive at BallKh,
Arrive at Goldeboro,
BOOpm
8.04 a m
8.00 am
fVn. Kl PAVIVlAAAr. aTh A t
t u ""cv-l wreensDoro' with BAD.
mlngton. ".aw a. h. for
Ho. 3!nnnAAfci n oikl ...
North. Kaaf to" for a;l points
TRAIN8 GOING WKST.
Date, February 19th, 1882
No. 50
Daily.
No. 52
Dally.
Leave Goldsboro,, .
10.20 am
12.40 pui
4 10 pm
5 28 p m
6.07 pm
8.60 pm
MlOpm
9.43 pm
arrive uaieigh
Leave Baleigh
Arrive Durham....
Arrive Hlilsboro ...
Arrive Greensboro,.
Leave Greensboro,.
Arrive Hie-h Pnint
7 25 a ni
806am
AlTJve Sal1shnr
Arrive C e " .".
No.
1 8-Datly except Sunday,
Leave Go'dsboro!..
Arrive at Baleigh, . .
w Leave Raleigh......
Arrive Greensboro,
Nn Kf ra, . a. . . . '
utheast " ?' K B aU 1)01018 eorxth aQt-
r . wuueem at unariotte with a f.
Itoutteift. ' U A a " ""Hi .M
W. X. C. It A I LROi I.
6QIKQ WEST.
NO. 50 nallv
Leave Greensboro..: nan
P m
nvo Ji-erqersvuie t n iTJ '
112o pm
NXL 52 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro a on .
Arrive Kernersvllle .V" o ?? ? m
Arrive Salem tivH?
A J A 9J a ui
OOINS EAST.
NO
51 Daily, except Sunday.
Leave flalnm
k WaartM, TT m .'
5.15 am
ai.ro ivemersvi ie kra:
Arrive ureensboro ; ; ; ; fffi
NO. 58- Daily.
Leave Salem a onr.
Arrive Kernersvilie e VX 5?
Amve Greensboro Sffigs
"TATE UNIVERSITY RAILROAD.
No 1,
Pailv
GOING NOBTH.
ex Sunday.
Leave Chapel Hill,....
Arrive University,...
Arrive Ha elgti
71.0 a m
8 20 a
I0.J5 a
No. 2,
Daly
ex. Sunday.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Ralt-liih, ..
Arrive Urflverilty..
Arrive Chapei Hill,
h ao p
5. 1 5 p
6 15 Dm
Pfc Sleeping Gars Without mm
On Train No. 50. Not. v L
r!S?5i? DtnvLle' au txtweirGreeboro and
On i Train No. 52, blchdWd and Chariot e and
Washington and Chariot e cia D.tnviiie.
n??1101! Tlc,kets' n sale at Greensboro'.
Ra.elKh, uo.dsboro'. Salisbury and Uharlotte. and
all piinclpal points South. Southwest. West. North
lioat, - i AaUiigraiu tt-.'ites to Loufsiana Tex
as, Arkansas and the cjoutbwest. address,
A P PE
. 00 General Passeneer Agent
HlchMond, Va.
RICHiVIOND & DANVILLE R.R
PASSEZfGEE DEPARTMENT.
On and after Mumh Kfh leao tk
r"JtSR lhe Atlanta & i.Wlotie A
-"" ui uiu ruiiu hui oe as roilows:
Mail and
Kxpres.
No. 50.
WESTWARD.
Mail.
No 52.
Leave Charlotte, M.
Arrive Gas-tonia, L
Arrive Spartanburg K '.
Arrive Greenville, fl
Arrive Seneca, G
Arrive Toccoa. F
Arrive Babun Gap Junction,
Arrive Lula, E
Arrive Gainseville
Arrive Atlanta
12.40 am
1.35 a m
4.04 a m
5.32 a m
7.15 a dd
8.28 a m
9.32 a m
10.18 am
10.51 am
1.40 pm
11.05am
12.02 pm
235 p m
4.09 pm
5.54 p m
7 0S n m
8.00 p m
8.43 pm
9.15 pm
12.05 a m
"TTail and
EASTWARD.
Express
No. 51.
Mall.
No. 53.
Leave Atlanta.
Arrive Galnesvil e
Arrive Luia, K
Arrive Babun Gap Junction,
Arrivn Tmvaia V
2.15 pm
4 54 m
52rt m
6 22 p m
7.06 p m
8.24 p ro
10.08 pm
11.40 p m
2.06 a m
3 15 am
5.00 a m
741 a m
8.32 a m
9.14 am
10.07 am
Arrive Seneca, Q. . .
11.21 am
Arrive Greenville. H.
Arrive Spartanburg, K.
Arrive (ijjfnntji T.
1.27 pm
2.59 p m
5,11 pm
6.00 pm
Arrive Charlotte, M . "
CONNECTIONS.
.A with arriving trains of Georgia Central and
W. P Railroads.
B with Rrnnni? trains nt 3annla r.nti a
W. P. and W. & A BMlroada. ""a"
C With RTTlVlno- trains nf (.nnmla Dnllwvn a4
E With NorthftaWtPm Rallrnarl nf Runni. I.
frnm AthdnVTf. .wauu
IVU1 AtJ4tyUO VlCaW
- F with Elberton Alr-Llne to and from ETberton.
Georgia.
u with Columbia and Greenville to and from
uviuuiuia auu vnanesron, a. u.
H with ( Villi m hiu finai aoannlll. .a .
Columbia and Charleston. 8. C.
K wlth Spartanburg and Asheville, and Spartan-
uuu aoucTiun, auu aUBluu una uoiumDia. .
L with i Chester and Lenoir Narrow Gauge to and
rtV.lrt Tkollna and l.aa,A. " .a..
M With C C A A., f! C. T At n onal 1 T l.n
for all points West, North and East. '
.ruiiman sieeping-car service on trains Nos. 60
unci n I nm t ariynfiiir aihinoai haim.H i a, a a
-1- ""-vu ...iTaiiftP UC.YTCCll ALimiUl 4UU
G neral Passenger and Ticket Agent
T. M. B. Talcott,
General Manager.
I. Y. SAGE, Superintendent
marl 2
G., C. & A. E. R. CO.
CONDENSED SOHEDULES.
In Effect Sunday, March 12th, 1882.
" --Train Train
No. 62. No. 48,
, Pa38eng'r Passeng'r.
Leave Charlotte,. . . i i.bq am
Arrive Bock Hill, 12.35 p m
Arrive Chester 1.28 p m
Arrive Wlnnsboro 2.50pm ... '"
Arrive Columbia, 4.18pm .
Leave Columbia. 4.25 p m ' 6.45 a m
Arrive Lexington, 5.12 pm 6 87am
Arrive Granltevilie. 7.40 pm 9.12 am
lEtllLAgg 8.40pm 952atn
Train Train
No. 18, No. 20,
' Freight Freight
Leave Charlotte 5.40am 5.40pm
AKTOBock Hm 8.03 a 7.82 pm
ArrJ" Chester. 9.B0 a m 9.03 p &
Arrive Whinsbpro,... 12.55pm 11.17 pm
Arrive Columbia 5.05 pm 2. 18 am
Leave Columbia,. a.40 a to
Arrive Lexington,. 340am
Arrive Ridge Spring. .; . .sffi ,
Arrive Granltevilie, 7.54 a tn
ArrWe-AngiMta,. .. . . .j 9.80atn
awtauji va, iffui muiuocui IU JOiumDia Willi
tha R C. R: ft. fn. rThaKMfarm! . v. f, r
fa n iT .T. T,-." 1 u v. x.
u. a. j. iur a-usiuu, jxewDeny. ADDevuie, &c , At
Augusta' wfth'Oenttal Gep,hv B.' B for Macon.
ifaui ay. uaaij-uonnects at Augusts with
Q9 Georgia B. B, and Central- Geerg aTfor
Mpon. Atlanta. Savannah and Florida points. . j
dar! local, daily eo,
laah i rum mn -oiirn iitvim or t
senger. dally, atfi.85 p. m. Freight -oato exoteBt
Sunday, at &42 a. m. and 4.45 p. m.
ATLANTIC, TENNESSEE & OHIO DIVISION:
Train No. 68. bally, " .
ill LaajaiChariotte..,.
. ., Arrive at Statessllle.
.... ...BOOpitt
Tralna62:iteUv ' T
Leave Statosville,. . .
8";s
1
'TliViM'nIif A all nnf nfa Onntt. ' Oa,lvn.v. j-
Bnt.rhnK.afc- .urut nnotruBtk : luaXui tKia.ni. r.v
lay-over allowed on local tickets. A. POPE, T-
a. m. . AALwrr, eu'i passenger Agent '
(Galnmbla.&Cl. Maih it taaa '
pm
m
'jot
Wfl -
-AL?0-
GENUINE
Kaioitt, or Gcmiao Potash Salts.
CALL AND 8EI VS.
LlU&k.
7
College Street
mar7
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED
-A LOT 0F-
n
AND
m
m
in
m
Bfi tH ATI.AWA Al HUlf.AIIKI..
PHM SIZF,
..- Can Un4B.-u
ii
marS
EXTRA
We have Just received and oiler lor a
SHORT TIME ONLY
China Tea Setts,
Mossrose Decoration. 56 pieces,1 $10. 00, worth
815.00.
EXTRA FINE TEA KTTS, goW, bird aid flower
decoration combined, 44 pieces, $12.50,
worth $18.00,
P0BCELIAN TEA 8BTTS, plain white, very nice.
44 piece, $5.00.
PORCELAINE DINNER SETTS, ir7 pieces, for
$15.00; decorated. 180 p eces, for $35.00.
BRONZE LAMPS of a superior Quality, complete
with shades, at $1,00, worth $2 0.
All Other Goods Jd Proportion.
iW WHOLESALE and RETAIL. JJ
Respectfully,
J. Brookield & Co.
febl9
Telephones! Telephones !
TELEPHONES.
THE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
-AKD
Telfgrph Companj,
lathe
-r-SOLE LICENSEE
-of the
limim Ml Telephone- Company
For snpiJlylng Telephones in the States of Vintlnla.
West Virginia, (south of the &AO.R B..) Nortli
Carolina. South Carolina, Florida and Alaba .
PRIVATE LINES
0btjQciri;aal9t ttlepbonas ud rented
For par Iculars address
UUVTUEKN BaCLL TELKPHONS
fobll ebdfetn
105 Broadway. New York.
73
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it Beer,
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jfegMiW W mail lot eJ bottlkd
WfcWflKo I offer to the public at
tea1!
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f tBoxa55, Chattoae. ii
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GUANO.
Equitable
To Merehants.
nr
win
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