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'r g SUNDAY. APRIL 9. 1882. Index t New Advertisements. 4 I H 1 1' ; wKkowW 4 B iroehHBpeelal f tU Week. HwravS Wllbelm Kor " lntSt of our Brown Stockholders' Meeting i' ti Howell-CabbagiJ, Ac Wilton A Burwell-tucelved to-day. BUSINESS NOTICES. Premature Iaum of IIlr if at be entirely prevented by the use of BUB-Zvr-fa coCOaINK. No other compound pos mums the peculiar properties which so exactly Intuhe various conditions of tl.0 uuuian hale It Snftens the hair when harsh and dry. It soothes ?h irritated scalp It affords the richest lustre. It Invents the hair from falling off. It promotes Us kwthy, vigorous growth, it Is not greasy nor UcW It leaw n0 disagreeable odor. It kills dandruff vi.Atna V-rtraMa atttlrnnom t tu thn best. mi Mothers! Mothers II Mothers,!!! i re tou disturbed at nigntana Drokenor your ?t hv a sick child suffering and crying with the -ruclatlng pain of cutting teeth ? If so. ko at nn and get a bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S SmtHINO SYRUP. It will relieve the poor little Jnffprer lmraedlateljfcrdepend upon It : there is no mistake about It T0sre Is not a mother on earth Ehn has ever used It, who will not tell you at once ihar it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother and relief and health to the child, operat ing nice magic It Is perfectly safe to use In all M.ses and pleasant to the taste, and Is the pre ?riDt'lon of one of the oldest and best physicians and nurses in the uniiea estates, aoia everywnere. 25 cents a bottle. THE CHURCHES TO-DAY. Young Mbn's Christian association. Devo tional exercises In the afternoon at 5 o'clock. 8t Peter's Catholic Church. Services in tha moraine at lOtta o'clock, and In the afternoon it a o'clock, by Rev. L. P. O'ConneU. second Presbyterian Church. Services fm the morning at 1 1 o'clock, and la the evening at 7 o'clock, by Bev. N. M. Woods, pastor. Sunday School at 4 o'clock. Baptist Church Services In the morning at 1 1 o'clock, and In the evening at 7V& o'clock, by the Bev. O. F. Gregory, pastor. Sunday school at liiA o'clock a. m. Lcthkitxn Church Services In the morning at 11 o'clock, and in tne evening at 74 o'clock, hr Rev. T. H Strohecker, pastor. Sunday School at ho clock p. m. Communion services wlli be held immediately after the 11 o'clock sermon. associate Reformed Presbyterian Chapel. Rprvices In the morning at 1 1 o'clock, and In the venine at 7, by Kev. W. T. Wailer, pastor. Sun day school at 1 0 o'.clock. St. Pktkr' Episcopal Church. Services In the morning at 1 1 o'clock, and In the evening at 7u o'clock, by Bev. J. B. Cheshire, Bector. The children's Easter exercises will take place at SVi o'clock jn the afternoon. Calvabt Mission Church (Methodist.) Ser vices in the morning at 1 1 o'clock, and In the evening at 7 to by the pastor, Bev. J. W. Wheeler. HuudHT school at 9 a. m. Class Meeting at 4 p. m. First Presbyterian Church. Services In the morning at 11 o'clock and in the evening at 7 liy Kev. Dr. A. V. Miller, pastor Sunday school ut 3V2 o'clock, irayer meeting Wednesday even ing tu 7 e'cleck. Thyos Street (M. E.) Church. Services In the morning at 11 o'clock and In the evening at 7Mi o'clock, by Bev. J. T. Bagwell, pastor. Sunday school at SVi o'clock. Prayer meeting at 7 Wednesday evening. Colored Presbyterian Church. Services In the afternoon at 8 o'clock and In the evening at 714 by Bev. Mr. Wyche, pastor. Sunday school at 1 1 o'clock a m. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. . A marvel of purity strength and wholesomeness. More economies than the ordinary Kinds, and cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, a urn or phosphate powders. Sold only In Cans. ttUXAL BAKLNli POWDISB UU., ov23 New York. LeBoy Davidson. Sole Agent, Charlotte, N. C. S U.T 1 WE AREINQW OPENING OUR NEW Spring and Sinner Styles or m tt -r- TTiTTiTkTT iVI I I A I 1 I l Pj rt I Including all the latest novelties lu the MLlNaaV LINK. II AT, BONNETS, FLOWERS PLUMES, KIBBOKK, SILK, In all the new styles, colors and qualities. Also, all the new Rtrlfls and Qualities of L1CE3, embracing Whitn ttnnris. Neck Wear. Hosiery moves. Parasols. c. the LAKGUST and MOST l OMELET K dTOCK IN THE CITY. WILL OPEN Our Pattern Hals and -Bonnets Oa, Uoaday, March 27tb, Whjn we will he oleaaed to show the Ladles the (,UiHDK8f DISPLAY OF if INK the; have ever seen In this city. MILLlfiXttz Respectfully, Mrs. P. Query. tnar22 Ta4i VA If; Afil Wat or f f liatlYC MlQerai VI ftlCr S J UOCKURIOGE (VA.) ALUM WATBR CURES Dyspepsia, radiges&n, Torpid liver. Chlorite Liarrhffia and DrsenterT. Skin Diseases, Scrofula, Ctuonle Pneumonia, etc. HUB powerful Xltefattrs- Tople and U'ANXI MALAltUL-in its efieoU. Bead eerurj eminent phtslelans in oqr pamphlets. M A HTIFICIAli OASES OB SALTS. Bottltd In Ms Mtnial' state, mm 'direct from the. 4 .i i. For BaleTwbolenle and retail, by. Dr. J. H. Mo- j Spring mm lUi Spilngs, wbtuB are beauUtollr kwated InjBock bridge county, Va., and are open for tne reception ot visitors from June 1st to October , 1st. eaeb HOME CHIPLETS. EFive dogs killed on the street yesterday, i &The city clock is again in runnirJt order. "Butter is selling in the market at thirty-five cents. W Yesterday was the busiest day of the season. t3TWe saw a nice string of cat-ash sold yesterday for 25 cents. tQTThe new awning in front of the Central Hotel is quite an improvement. - B5F"Mr. I. II. McGuin has added a great deal to the appearance of his residence on Church street by painting the roof a dark slate color. VTM.r. G. W. Caldwell brought to this office yesterday the largest bunch of lettuce we have seen this season. It measured l& inches in diameter. ISPThe first annual meeting of the stockholders of the Mutual Building and Loan Association of Charlotte, will be held at the Mayor's office next Tues day evening. See advertisement. tWEvery member of the Guonod Club is requested to be present at their next meeting to be held at Mrs. Dew e '.-4, on Monday evening next, as busi ness of importance will come before the club on that occasion. W A correspondent writes to say "your efforts to build up manufactur ing interests are beginning to tell. Keep them up." Just 60. We are going to "light it out on that line if it takes all summer." There are occasional complaints of "sanded cotton." We propose a remedy : Let the mills come South where the manufacturers and the rais ers will be citizens of the same com munity. tW rfeivices and a Sunday school for colored people will shortlv be com menced in connection with the Episco pal church. A plot of land with a house has already been obtained for this purpose. EThe subject of the text for the 11 o'clock sermon this morning at the Tryon-Street Methodist church will be, "The Scripture idea of life and death." Text: Itom. tJ: 23. At 8 o'clock p. m. the subject will be, "The condition of discipleship." Text: Mat. 16: 24. W Hand-bills were distributed freely on the streets of the city yesterday announcing the fact that 500 hands were wanted on the North Eastern Railroad in Georgia.? If that many laborers should go out of the county, wouldn't it have a bad effect on the cotton raising labor? VWA. young gentleman and two young ladies of the city took a fifteen mile ride one evening last week, which all parties enjoyed though the man complained of being very much fatigued The young ladies on meeting him the next day found that he was clean shaved and at once came to the conclu sion that he was too weak from the ef fects of the ride to support a mustache. "A rare opportunity is now offered to visit Cincinnati, Ohio, and Louisville, Ky., during the races and musical festi val the 12th of May. Round trip tick ets can be obtained from this point to either place for $21.00. Coaches will be run from Richmond to Covington, Ky., (opposite Cincinnati) without change, and from Richmond to Louis ville without change. Tickets are good until May 2Sth. m-- Personal. E. K. F. Oiborne, who has been rus ticating in the mountains tor some weeks past, hag returned to the city. -R. M. Miller returned yesterday from the northern markets. -Dr. I. W. Faison and wife, of Foul- ton, N. C., are visiting relatives in this city. At Yadkin College. We have been informed that Rev. E. J. Drinkard, D. D. LL: D., of Baltimore, will preach the annual sermon, and Hon. J. M. Leach, of Lexington, N. C, will deliver the address before the Literary Societies on the occasion of the annual commencement of Yadkin College, May 93th, proximo. Accepted W ith Thanks. The Observer is indebted for a com plimentary pass over the Atchison, To- Deka and Santa Jb e ranroaa irom jvan- sas City to Las Vegas, Hot Springs and return, in uruei tiitiu wo moj ua yicDuu at the opening of the new hotel "Mon tezuma." The trip would no doubt be a delightful one, but how in the thun der The Observer is to get to Kansas City is what bothers us. Hotel Arrivals Yesterday, Central Hotel. J W Coleman, Ridgeway;W J Witherspoon, David- son College; W T R Bell.-King's Moun tain ; J N Gammon, Durham ; J F Iver- son. Columbus. Ga.; C L Davis, w M Dill, J D Clifton, W J Sherry, W N Compton, Chas Willard, A C Stanly, II C Wells, A L Hager, Miss Jes.sie .Loane Miss Dojlie Thornton, Miss Fannie Du- Coran', New York; J W Mills, Wades boro; Thos May, W P Covington, B8 Church, J D Leak, T McDonough, J T Alderman, N C. rhTAWT.rvrTE Hotel J SLeak, C C Rv: L D Landrum, Ward's, S C; J W Creech, J N Little, J A Young, R&D R R: C T Stewart, F R Sargent, wasn- ington, D C; Geo W Carr, KMS; it. a Leizhton. New Haven, Conn; Mr anu Mrs H I Rankin, Wilmington C A Caldwell, concoru, a kj, a a. county ; J M Parks, Steel Creek, NC; naldwell. Concord. N C: S H union, W J Stewart, J D Withers, Port Mill, S C: W B Councill, Jr,T Li uouncm. Boone. N C; A R Braden, NEBo; Jr W Wooley Stanley county; Spencer Hhaolin. Davie county ; G S R McCau- av w a Maxwell. Matthews', N C; O H. Taylor, Lenoir, K V. vj I " ' , "BBCHCPAIBA." wm&2r iin? and unrlnarr Diseases, i. 'vrugnma. w Sol HrScAdVn, Sotte, w. c. WmflkaAUrOMd Mrsa wltl eertalnly and laatiogly cnre"joo, only tblng tnai vu i. . "BOUGH OX BITS." clear out rats, mice, roaches, fllee. anta. bed- bngs, skunks, chipmunks, gopnero. 153. Drug- Nifkt School. .TV;-.' In connection with the episcopal church, the Eev. J. B. Cheshire proposes to Open a night school tot young men. This is an opportunity "which many will doubtless gladly avail themselves of, who have not had early advantages. The school will be held in the building used as an industrial school, near the parsonage. Mr. Cheshire intends to de vote two evenings weekly to this school, and to commence the good work this week. He hopes to have capable as sistance from young men who are wil ling to help in such a useful undertak ing. List of Letters Remaining uncalled for in the postof flce at Charlotte, April 8f 1882 : Nannie Alexander, Laura Alley ,Miss M, Bonner, Manda Boyd, Alf Barbara, Frank Baker, Mrs. Rissey Carson, Hall Caldwell, L. H. Cutler, A. W. Cannon, Samuel Cooper, Margaret Davis, Mrs. J. D. Davidson, Barbery Dunn, Geo. W. Enos, Wm. Ella, Richard Hoover, B. F. Holm, Laura Jackson, (2) A. H. Kidney, M. E., Mrs. Mollie Lawson, Jas. L. Mor ris, (3) Ferdinand McDonald, Miss Ver der McCross, Miss Hattie Orr, John Phillips, John Person, Miss H. C. Phil lips, A. H. Parsons, (2) Jas. H. Radcliff, Wm. Smith, Laura Stywall, Elizabeth Smith, Miss D. S. Sturgeon, David Stin son, Mattie Thompson, Mattie Ury, Lizzie White, When calling for any of the above please say "advertised." W. W. Jenkins, P. M. Alvin Joslin at the Opera House. A highly appreciative audience greet ed the Alvin Joslin company at the opera house last night. The play de picts the adventures .of uncle "Alvin Joslin," a New England farmer, in New York, he having visited that city in re sponse to the invitation of his nephew, who promises to show him the sights. Uncle Joslin, however, seems to be pretty well able to find out sights on his own account; and in his peregrina tions gets into a number of risky situa tions out of which he extricates him self in a comical manner, by dint of his shrewd wit and never-failing pluck. Mr. Chas. L. Davis, the author of the play .sustained the part of the old farm er in a very lively manner, and met with frequent applause. The rest of the companysustained their parts fairly well. The Municipal Election in Salisbury. A correspondent writes from Salis bury to suggest a municipal ticket to be voted for at the coming election, and The Observer takes pleasure in adopt ing the suggestion. More copies of this paper are read in Salisbury than any other daily paper, and we rather like the idea of being regarded as the me dium of communication between the people over there. The following tick et is suggested : for mayor: M. L. Holmes. for commissioners: North WardD. R. Julian and B. H. Marsh. East Ward John S. Henderson and John Snyder. South Ward John Allen Brown and Joe Horah. West Ward Andrew Murphy and W. H. Overman. It is understood that this ticket is placed in the field, and will be subject to the ratification of a convention, to be called the latter part of the week. 1. - Easter and the Churches. Easter services will be held at the Episcopal church to-day at 11 in the morning and 3 in the afternoon. The annual meeting for the election of ves trymen will be held on Monday even ing at 5 o'clock. There will be services on Monday morning at 9 and in the evening at 5 ; and on Tuesday at 9 in the morning. A picnic in connection with the Sunday school takes place on Tues day. The ehurqh is prettily decorated with flowers. At the Lutheran church services will be held at the usual hours, and the com munion administered. The Rev. T. H. Strohecker, the new pastor, will offici ate. The church is most beautifully dec orated with cut-flowers, leaves and plants. Over the arch of the chancel is a motto, the letters of which are neatly worked with cedar leaves. Be neath this is a mass of foliage, amongst which shines out a cross composed of gas jets, the effect of which is very fine. Appropriate music will be rendered by the choir. At St Peter's Catholic church, ser vices will be held in the morning at half-past seven, and eleven, and vespers at half-past three in the afternoon. This church? is also richly decorated with shrubs, &c. The Political Situatioa. To the Editor of The Observer. The time is drawing near wnen an the offices, with a few exceptions, both State and caunty. are to be filled, to represent or misrepresent the people, and candidates for tne nonor (ana tne fried chicken) will soon begin to love the dear people. Jc nas Deen suggesiea by some of the voters that the question of whiskev. or that of prohibition or no prohibition, IS to piay an unpuruuib part in the coming canvass politically, but why that - shouia be so l ao noc unaer- stand. . ThA lata session oi our state L.eeisia- tnre was flooded with petitions from all parts of the State witnout regard to ranft or. color, and from all shades of political sentiment for a law restricting r no lnniscnmmaiB Buie ui iunuuvauuc liquors, which law that body had the power dt a aeciueu uiojuiitv, wiwiuuw regard to patty affiliation to have pass- ed absolutely. But in its Wisdom, and ln fairness to the supposed opposi- it called an election ythe people 1U Oil J.uw . -rr -- -rr--,- ii fsimui rn ma nrmnnfwui ouimihi- t.hnt t.hAv micrht decide the question.- """" J . " . . . . . 1 What else could me AjeKiii.urw uvo a mnrA f air tnan mat r itsaiuw uvuv . 7 . fAn a mainritv muse ruie wucu known. That is Republicanism and that is Democracy, xc you wauw yxu hiktflnn aav an. and if not. say so : and that is the end of it. The result was a large majority against prohibition, and probably sufficiently large, if ail should llchZK,:;ZZ whmh.if stick, to make up a toieiamy resta- i uio utuu ynivj, -----... . elected to the Legislature, will beob- i WtraA tif do that same Uung woeu peu- I tinW h. t.hfl - TkAODlCL Cftll BIoCUOM tO no will of the people expresaeu inruugu their representatives by petition or oft,nrnia sViaii nnt, be resDectea or con- sidered; and he who arrogates to him-1 i . ai, 1 1 a self the right vo aisregatu mo vm vi the people and-throws himself back on his own personal dignity, will find, when it is eternally too late for him, that his platform is too small. No voter, whether Democrat or Re publican has, or should have, any apol ogies to make for the way he voted at the last election if a freeman, and why should his vote then qualify or disquali fy him for office in the futoifc The writer of this was not a member of the last Legislature, and does not therefore undertake to apologize for any blunders it may have made, nor take any. credit for the good deeds which it did, but it is difficult to see what else it could have done in justice to the people on the whiskey question than leave it to them to determine. Members of Congress and of the State Legislatures are expected, so far as they can, to carry out the will of their con stituents when known, but questions often arise upon which they are not advised, and there is no better way to ascertain than to leave it to them by a popular election. Notwithstanding all the fuss and feathers it is to be hoped that faithful and intelligent men will be selected by the different conventions as candidates to fill the offices, especially in Mecklen burg county, whom all the electors will cheerfully support without regard to his vote on prohibition, when no doubt he voted his honest convictions. I am, &c, yours, Occasional. Long Creek, April 3d, 1882. If yon can't "Bear" a cough, ' Bull" it with Dr. Bull's eough syrup. MARRIED. At Cowan's Ford, on the 22d of March, by Bev. D. G. Caldwell, Mr. W. a. Alexander, and Miss Lizzie McAuley, attended by Mr. James Goodman and Miss Lite Alexander. Meeting THE first annual meeting of the shareholders of the Mutual Bonding & Loan Association will be held at the Mayor's Court Boom, Tuesday 11th Inst., at 8 o'clock: p. m. J. L. BKOWN. A. G. Bksnizeb, President Sec y 3c Treas. apr9 2t CABBAGE, GREEN PEAS, LAYING HENS AND SWEET POTATOES. S. M. HOWELL. apr PRESCRIPTIONS TtKEPAKED at all hours dar or nt?ht. at reason- JL bie prices, of the best materials and bj com-1 petent pnarmacisis, at WILSON ft BUHW JILL'S apr9 Drug btore, Trade street PUREST WINES, BRANDIES and Whiskeys for Medical use, guar anteed of the best quality and reasonable in price. WILSON ft BURWSLL, apry .vruggiaiK RECEIVED TO-DAY. FIVK Barrels Raw Linseed Oil. 5 barrels Boiled Linseed Oil, 5,000 pounds Pure White Lead, 5 barrels Machine OIL WILSON ft BUBWKLL, apr9 Trade Street. COCOA, CHOCOLATE, Nelson's Gelatine, Mustard and KJ Spices of all kinds. Fresn antral at WILSON ft BUBWKLL'S Drug Store. aprO WE HAVE RECEIVED TO-DAY A NEW 8TJPPLY OF BLACK and GREEN TEAS, for the retaU trade. R. H. JORDAN & CO., TBYON STBEOT. VIOLA COLOGNE, Quarts, Pints and Half Pints, refreshing and last lng. For sale by R. H. JORDAN & CO., DBUGGIST3. IMPORTED BAY BUM. In Quarts, Plots and Half Pints. Colgates Violet and Florida Water. R. H. JORDAN & CO. DR. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC HAIR and FLESH BKUSBJB. R. H. JORDAN & CO., DRUGGISTS. RUSSIAN BT8UNF LOWER SEED, for sale byet R. H. JORDAN & CO. 5,000 CIGARS For the Retail Trade, Just Received, by R. H. JORDAN & CO. A FINE STOCK PAINT and WHITE WASH BRUSHES. All colon PAINTS In small cans. R H. JORDAN & CO., apr8 TBYON STREET. i 'jaiiu si ii HOW TO TELL GENUINE SiniaONS LIVER BEGD- LATOBt OR MEDICINE. T-nntr tnr ftlAAn neat WHITE WBAPPXB wltb. the red symbolic letter stamped upon It in tne form of a ribbon gracefully curved into tbe letter t .mhnntiw ttw pmbifim of our trade. SDatuta. Mortar and uraouaie wi u uie w. MONS LIVER REGULATOR or tKiHOin a idotb on, also observe the signature of J. H. Z EI LIN & go., in rea ins on uw . . . . Beware of those wbi know nothing of Medical Compounds who put au -wstrums known to sour. aZ1ttZ Ton tSS d reputation t ZeUln Go's, medicine these i thumb fijiva no ibduuhuiu mi bubuuu auu nu -VTTT' . i nnova tmn MT thflT am. Sm Who Endlonet) the Genalae. Hon. Alex. H. Stephens, Rt Rot. Jno, W. Beekwith, Bishop of Ga., Oen. Jno. B. Gordon, U. 8. Senator, Bt Rer. Bishop Pierce, Hon. Jno. GlUBborter, J. Edgar Thompson, Bon. H. Hill. Hon. 3, C. Breckinridge, Vm TWurlrf Willis. D. D. . . natiM nira.ni wuner. of Ga. iMia Wonder. Aaalatant P. M. P&ila., Fa., and thousands of otbers from boia we have let ten of commendation and reoommendaaon. if i. .miniHitii vuniv Hedeebe: and bj be tas' keot ready for immediate resort will save "6 . " . . m-tn.w mnA Mama m 111 ttMIidcUn' bUla. I t . 1- Tl 1:1. ur. mm uw Regulator, vAHirr AcnnnD oklt bt J. IL E1LW COm PHILADTLPH1A. Sold by aH Bespeetable Druggists. feb24 C HAVE JUST OPENED A LARGE LINE OF CASSIHERE PANTS -AND FINE Worsted Frocks and Vests. OUR STOCK WILL BE COMPLETE, -AND- WE WILL PRESENT THE LARGEST -AND- ASSORTMENT IN THE SOUTH. IREAT CARE HAS BEEN GIVEN TO OUB PRODlJCTlONS THIS SEASON. Oar fine Goods bare all been MADE m ORDER and we will display some very HANDSOME EFFECTS IN THE LATEST and HOST CORBECT STtLXa ID. Lia tin, CLOTHIERS. cpr8 Spring Cass. Suits, I f Ml EVER DISPLAYED EOE THIS WEEK. -:W: & OS, s lite Goo Of Every Description, Including THE NEWEST IMPORTATIONS. REDUCED IN PRICE: Our Handsome Light and Dark Printed Nainsooks FROM Oo QOWH TO 37o 100 PIECES LINEN LAWNS SOLID BI Ae, SOLID WHITE, WHITE BL iCK GROUND with WHITE with Figure In all Colors. Tlicy are BEAUTIFUL GOODS' 6t 25S REDUCED Fans, Parasols, OP EVERY FABRIC, AND ILL I T LADIES' NECK W EAR, REAL SPANISH WITTKOWSKY & BARUCH. apr9 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Central Hotel Building. Oar stock consists of a well selected assortment of goods kept ln tbe BOOK BUSINESS. Miscellaneous , and School Books, Sunday School Books and Bibles Of all grades, pocket and family, Photograph and Autograph AiDams. nne ana cneap aox faper, Pocket Books, Work Boxes, Ink and Ink Stands, Writ ne Paper and Envelopes, Paper Weights, Blocs uames, Scrap Books, Tablets. Velvet and Cheap Frames, crayons, Slates. Penholders, Slate and Lead fenclls. Black Board Robbers, Blank n.nd Pass Books, Blotting Paper, Bristol Board, :ard Board. Copy Books, Gum Rubber arid Rub tier Ban is.Hubber Penholders.a large stock of Gold Pens always on band, composition Books, &c , &c Ac. Also the largest assortment ot wan taper ana Window Shades of every description, Picture Nails, wire and Wrsted Picture Cords, Chromos, Dining Room Pictures, all of which are sold at ex ceedingly Subscriptions taken for all tbe Dally and Weekly Papers: Magazines a specialty. Also agent for Butterlck Patterns Wrapping, News and Paper Bags always on band. REnEJIBEB THE PLACE. TIDDY & BROTHER. apr8 Telephones ! Telephones ! TELEPH0HE5. THE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND Telegraph Company, Is toe SOLE LICENSEE -olthe- American BeD Telephone Company for snppljlng Telephones ln the States of Virginia, West Virginia, (town oi me u. a w. bl. a.. nana Carolina, South Carolina, Floilaa and Alabama. PEIVATE LIITES Constructed, eonlpped wltb Telephones and rented VST For particulars address SOUTHERN BULL TELEPHONE and TELEGRAPH COMPANY, f ebl 1 eod 8m 105 Broadway, New York. A CARD. THE "PHOENIX," i LONDON, Established 1782, Assets flver Five Million Mars, HAS BEEN ADDED TO MY AGENCY, Making the total assets now represented TWENTY . FIVE MILLION DOLLARS. ,T The par value of the stock of the "Phoenix" is one hundred dollars per shares the latest sales were nineteen nunarea ana seventy-nve aouars, or nmriv menivmnas ina nar. Should I not have time to visit you In person dally ana nore you nme you snow my neaa quarters, eeil fa. C. N. G. BUTT, aprdtnuAsun General Fire Ins. Agent Books i Stationery, :B:- iiTi a i WI GROUND WIlH BLACK fr 11 IT RES, FIGtTRl:, W ill IK GROUND FROM Belts Laces, A COMPLETE LINE OF LACE TISSUES. gJtt4 and itedti tries. FMMsMAL WATER Both Foreign and Domestic, Just Received, at ) len s ARATO iA V ICHY, From Saratoga Springs, N. T. k new water re sembling the Imported Vichy. ecommended as an aQtacld; cures dyspepst aids diges tion, Is a powerful tonic a I strong diuretic. Also, Hathorn Natural Mineral Water, Recommended very highly as a cathartic and al terative and ln e l forms of dyspepsia. 180, g CASES CONGREfv- WATER, Q CASES ROCK BRIDG K ALUM. Q CASES BTJF 'Al LITHIA. And a full supply ol IMPORTED APOLLINARrS AJTD Hunyadi Janos Waters. THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY ! H UNTADI TANOS, THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT. AS A CATHARTIC: Doexr A wine glass full before breakfast. The Lancet "Hunyndl Janos. Baron Lleblg af firms that Its richness ln aperient salts surpasses that of all other known waters." The British Medical Journal "Hunyadi Janos. Tbe most agreeable, safest, and most efficacious aperient water." Fro. Yurehou, Berlin. 'Invariably good and prompt success; most valuable." Prof. Bamberger, Vienna. "I have prescribed these writers wltb remarkable success." Prof. Scanzoni, Wurazburg. I prescribe none but this." Prof. Lander Brunton, M. D., T. R. 8., London. "More pleasant than its rivals, and surpasses them ln efficacy." Prof. Atken, M. D.. F. R. 8., Boyal Military Hos pital, Netley. "Preferred to Pullna and Frled richsbaU." JOHN H. McADEN, Importing and Dispensing Pharmacist North Tryon St, - CHARLOTTE, N. C DONT 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 ln large block tin reservoirs which we return as soon as emptied to be jeflUed again every week. J H. MCADEN, Druggist and Chemist Prescriptions carefully prepared by experienced and competent druggists, day or night raly2S ; CONGRESS WATER. CATHARTIC AND AIj EBATIVE. Is S well known specific for CONSUMPTION, IN DIGESTION, and all disorders of tbe STOMACH, LIVER 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 domestics they impair the digestive organs and kidneys, thereby Inducing Irreparable results None Genuine Sold on Drauglarf marl 2m eod U) liOOttS FRENCH BATIST, OpJJJIcA ii! ii I J S ii "J j n 5 1 ; -1 - I h I' -0 i "1 '3 r I' r1 1 1 i i-l if! I us if1,. 'j':' 1 .: i .t-.i ,. 1 i 4 4 1 11 r i 1 1 ASJcn and Dr. T. C. 8M1TH, Uiarioue, a. u. marl2 ly I 11