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my practice of 36 yarns to medicine, 1 nave found nothing to ktit the results that Ds.
romc does. In casus of Necvoua Prostration, Female Efoeaaee, DreoeiMia. and innorar.
uhed condition of the blood, this peerless rwnodj uaa, in my tiiaila, made some wonderful owes. Itesee that have
battled Home of oar most eminent physicians nave yietaea to wutt great ama incomparable remedy. I urtonba
lunue. jlu , ku a WUIWUW aa iJJt. XIAjtTEH lllON TAKU! is a IM.
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natural hcaltnjul tone to
the digestive organs and
nervous system, nuiKiny
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Debility, Txs of Appe
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Atlanta, tia., August 25, 1877.
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, - BEAD THE TESTIMONIALS:
Ihlsls tocertlfi thatl hate tried Prror's Pile
OtHlmeatln a case of pllee, and state that It gave
wore relief- than anything I have ever tried. I fur
ther state tnaj; aa a remedy" for burns it is unpar
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feet of twenty years' standing, and say that it is
the first thing that I have ever tried that gave me
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ease. JOHN D. NEWSON.
Troup county, Ga.
Having been afflicted for ten years, at intervals,
with that distressing malady, the piles, and after
many ineffectual trials of the remedies in common
use, I commenced a short time ago to use yoiir
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From the relief experienced In my case, as well as
from the reputation so rapidly acquired by your
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expressing the opinion that it Is the most efficient
remedy for Piles ever invented.
O. A. BULL,
LaGrange, Ga.
This Is to certify that I used Prror's Ointment in
a case of severe burn, and that In a very few days
It was entirely relieved of all Inflammation, and
healed rapidly. After the first application of the
Ointment, the patient suffered no pain whatever.
B. J. MORGAN.
LaGrange, Ga.
Greensboro Patriot: Mrs Fulford,
mother of Mrs W B liogart, died at her
home in New Bern yesterday.
Odell & Co. will ship threw car loads
of dried fruit this week. They were
shipping dried peaches yesterday to the
music of thirty-live cents per pound.
The crop of independent Republican
candidates in this county is promising.
A resolute purpose has been formed to
smash the "Revenue machine" this
time.
Durham Plant: A movement is on
foot to purchase a $3,000 organ for the
Methodist church.
George Hill, colored, a notorious
gambler, stole a watch from David
Justice Saturday night last. On Mon
day morning be was arraigned before
the Mayor, his guilt was proven and in
default of bail he was sent to Hillsboro
jail.
Raleigh News and Observer: The
revenue collection in this district last
month were !?!".ii64 17
It 19 thought that this week there will
be received here over 3,000 balea of cotton.
We learn from letters to friends here
that Dr Pritchard is homesick, out at
Louisville, longing to be back in North
Carolina.
We now have 56 telephones in oper
ation here and one of the best exchan
ges anywhere, thanks to clever Mr J L
Jistee, the manager. The number or
calls in week days is about 400 to
500, and on Sunday only about fifty or
sixty.
Wm. Maxley, the man captured at
Greensboro as an escaped convict, was
brought back to the penitentiary Sat
urday, is from Yadkin county and
is under sentence for a term of ten
years. He escaped by digging under
tne stockade, or rather some one
helped him dig a hole under the
"poles."
The postmaster has received the fol
lowing on a postal card: "Prophecy
Saturday, October 7th, 1882, exactly at
9 o'clock a. m., the comet will run into
the sun, and darkness will invade the
earth for 72 hours, the length of time
Christ was a prey to death: and the
west will be ingulfed by an earthquake
The darkness will be so intense that it
will be impossible to have any light.
The Lord's Prophet. J A Wallers,
Milford, Ga. September 27, 1882.
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By the advice of Mr. Wynn, I used your Pile
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l say tnis irom a positive application or tne reme
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Troup county, ua.
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The Drift of Manufacturing Westward
and Southward.
The time is not far distant, says the
Boston Commercial Bulletin, when the
phrase, "The Manufacturing East," as
distinguished from "The Agricultural
West," will have lost its significance.
Few people nave any idea or the enor
mous stride the West has taken in
manufacturing, or what proportion of
the industries or any given State is
manufacturing and what agricultural.
The figures of the census of 18S0 are
not yet at hand to show accurately the
relative importance of the various
States in the two great industrial
branches, yet the previous census, that
of 1870, is sufficient for our purpose.
Ftom the tables there enumerated, it
appears that Ohio's farm products were
valued at 190,256,000, while the manu
factured products amounted to S2C9,
700,000. Indiana manufactured S10S,
800,000 worth in 1870, and grew but
55123,000,000 worm or agricultural pro
ducts. Illinois manufactured 200,600,-
000, and grew but 210,800,000: Michi
gan's productions (other than agricul
tural) were S11S,300,000: agricultural
831,500,000; Wisconsin grew 878,000,000
worth, and manufactured 877,000,000
worth; Missouri, in 1S70, manufactured
8206,000,000, just twice the value of her
agricultural products. Iowa manufac
tured 815,500,000 and grew 8114.400.0C0.
For purposes of comparison the States
further west afford no figures, as they
have undergone such changes since
1870.
The South is fast finding out that the
more corn and meat it grows and the
more cloth it weaves, the more cotton
it will raise. Another Pittsburg is
growing at Birmingham, Ala.; another
Lowell at Augusta; another Lawrence
at Columbus.
Progress in manufacturing West and
South is marked by the adoption of
Yankee methods of business economy,
and the railroad, the telegraph and the
"drummer" are carrying these methods
on every train, telegram and trunk.
Enough has been said to show that
the East has no sole light to the term
"manufacturing;" the drift is west
ward and southward, and is already a
larger one than is generally supposed.
Nor has the West a monopoly of all
food products; hay, potatoes, butter
and cheese are essentially eastern pro
ducts. The time is not far distant
when the breeders of domestic strife
will be relegated to another clime, or
at least to where they will cease at
tempting to array one set of industries
in this great country against another
set.
Six hundred Jewish families have
left Pressburg on account of the riots.
Isaac Ste'yerman, a drummer for
Bernheim, Reisinger & Co., liquor deal
ers, of Cincinnati, died in a closet at
the Commercial Hotel, Americus, Ga.,
on t nday, and his body was not discov
ered until Monday.
Mr. A. P. Hepburn, who was nomi
nated by the Republican State conven
tion, oi JNew York, lor Congressman-at-large,
has. written a letter to the
chairman of the Republican State cen
tral committee, declining the nomina
tion and recommending the calling of a
new convention.
The American Distiict Telegraph
Company of Chicago discharged all the
messenger boys who strucK on Satur
day and advertise for others. The dis
charged boys gathered near tne compa
ny's onice yesterday prepareu co aitacK
their successors, and the police were
called upon to disperse them.
Judges Wallace and Cox, sitting at'
Utica, have refused to grant a writ of
habeas corpus in the Mason, case, in
rendering its decision the court held
that a judge-advocate-general was sim-
piy an advising official or ine war de
partment, and that Congress never in
tended to give him power to reverse iqe
findings of a court-martial.
Rev. Geo. B. Simons, the Baptist min
ister of GreeDbush, N. Y., who was
charged with writing love letters to a
young ladv of his congregation, re
signed on Sunday. During his farewell
sermon many women in the congrega
tion wept and appeared adverse to part
ing with their pastor.
Among the companies incorporated
at Albany, N. Y., Monday, was the
Mexican Northern Telegraph and Tea
phone Company, of New York, capital
8200,000. Its line is to run from New
York, through the State of New Jersey
and thence in a southwesterly direction
to the city of Laredo, in the republic of
Mexico, and two other cities in Mexico.
Some months ago the Rev. Joshua
Aldridge, colored, was sent to the in
sane asylum at Ward's Island, N. Y.,
upon the certificate of two physicians
adjudging him a lunatic. The Supreme
Court was petitioned sometime ago by
his brothers for his release, on the
the ground that he was sane and able
to take care of himself. The matter
was sent to a referee, and he has report
ed that Mr. Aldridge is perfectly sane,
and recommending that he should be
released from the asylum.
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mass. The great tonie aod-alterative eotalns
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Prices reduced one half.
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A THEOLOGICAL DEMOSTHENES.
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SECURE l
A Greek Preacher Whose Eloquence
Wipes Out a Heavy Debt.
Philadelphia Record.
The Northwestern Presbyterian
Church at Nineteenth and Master
streets, rejoices in having found a
preacher who can fill its empty pews,
put money in its depleted exchequer
and arouse an enthusiasm in the con
gregation that makes the auditorium,
lecture room and vestibules too small
to hold the people. This new preacher
is Waldo Messaros. a Greek, from Le
panto, who c ui appeal to his auditors
in eight languages, both living and
dead, when the Queen's English is of
no avail. Last evening the church was
crowded in every nook and corner.
People stood in the aisles, sat on the
rostrum steps, and even tilled the lec
ture room, the doors from which open
ed into the auditorium ; but the belated
ones were unable to see his gestures,
the eloquence of winch is the great
charm the Greek exercises over his au
dience. Messaros has been preaching at the
Northwestern Church since last July.
The congregation was then without a
pastor, and the ui jk was engaged as a
lay supply. Scarcely fifty persons at
tended the first service, and the money
that was gathered in the contribution
box could be counted on the fingers.
The church was burdened with an StS,
000 mortgage and the interest was 8840
in arrears. Soon Rev. Mr. Messaros
began to draw crowded bouses, and the
interest manifested by the people was
attested by a collection of 8540 that was
taken a few Sundays ago. Since then
the floating debt has nearly all been
paid, and now the pews are being rent
ed. They are scaled to bring in 86000
if all are taken, and already over 83000
has been raised in this manner. The
collectors last evening gathered nearly
a gallon of Bilver, nickel and copper
coins. Mr. Messaros has been invited
to become pastor of the church, and
will be installed as soon as he can be or
dained. He has been in this country
about ten years, and for half of that
time has been lecturing and lay preach
ing. He has never taken a theological
course.
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Thackeray's Stage Fright.
New York Sun.
Mrs. Kemble vouches for the fact
that William Makepeace Thackeray, on
the occasion of his first delivery of lec
tures on "The Four Georges," was, de
spite his great reputation and undoubt
ed genius, absolutely unmanned by fear
of his audience. This accomplished
lady happened to look in at Willis's
rooms just before the hour fixed for
Inackeray's reading, and to her sur
prise she found the eminent satirist
standing, "like a forlorn, disconsolate
giant, in the middle of the room, star
ing about him. "He held mv hand like
a scared child." writes Mrs pannn
Kemble, "crying: 'Oh, don't leave me!
lm sick at the stomach with frinrhfr
"But," said I "Thackeray, you mustn't
stand here. Your audience arohpo-in.
rung to come in,"' and so saying Mrs
Kemble kindly led him out into the re
tiring room adjoining the lecture hall
The novelist had left tha
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his lecture on the readincr d.H
Mrs. Kemble volunteered to recover it
for him, and in so doing scattered t.h
leaves all about the floor. In the great
est confusion and distress she took the
wreck of the manuscript back to Mr.
Thackeray, thinking she had done some
irreparable injury. The real kindness
of heart of "Mr. Titmarsh" hnaH u
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self at once. "Mv dear sonl " ho
"you couldn't have done better for me'
I have just a auarter of an VinriT f
wait here, and it will take me about
that time to pace this acain. anH it ta
the best thing in the world that could
have happened." "So I left him." adds
the daughter of Charles Kemble' "to
give the first of that brilliant course of
literary historical essays with which he
euuuaniea ana instructed countless
audiences in England and America."
John Kelly.
Gath,"
Thomas Kinsella. lone 9n ant jfrrviat
of Tammany Hall, said to me a few
days ago of John Kelly: "That man
has the courage of his convictions. He
is sincere. Instead of beine the brata
he is represented in the cartoons, he is
mild as a woman. He has more culture
than almost any man of his opportuni
ties. There is an old devout Catholic
element, believing in divine govern
ment on the earth, that will stick to
Kelly as long as he is in politics, feel
ing mat ne is conscientious and lives in
tne rear or uod."
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A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN.
"" From the Boston Globe.
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Messrs. Editor . '
The above U a good likeness of Mr. I.jTlla E. PtnK
ham, of Lynn, Haso., who above all other human balnea
maybe truthfully called the "Dear Friend of Woman,"
as tome other cerroipondent love to call her. BhB
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of a life-study, and U obliged to tee Hx lady
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which daily pours in upon her, each bearing; its special
burden of sufferingr, or Joy at release from it. He
Vegetable Compound is a medicine for good and not
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It costs only $L per bottle or six for $5., and Is sold by
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For Kidney Complaint of either sex this compound ia
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" Mrs. Pinkham's Liver Pills," says one writer, ' are
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Philadelphia, Pa. ( Mrs. A. H. D-
uaw, April 30th, 1882. No. 50
Leave ooidsDoro 1 0 on a m
Arrive Baleigh, 220 nm
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From the Richmond Dispatch
SEVEN MILLIONS
Of Pores Ouen. and You Live and
Breathe in Atmospheres Which
Poison Your Blood, aud Then
FoIIowh Skin Dikeanev,
Nothing ft more dreaded than salt fheumor
eczema, which has fully a dozen species, going
under various names, nearly all of which defy the
ordinary remedies, destroy the hair, the sIn and
the flesh, and In many cases death cOme9 as
blessing. Scalp and skin alike are subject to this
as well as to dandruff, tetter and other scaly dls
eases DroduclnK baldness, eruptions, ulcers and
other troubles
Intelligent people should beware of taking pol
sons as remedies for this class of diseases of the
skin and scalp, and the various remedies which
are sent out by unskilled men should bj avoided
as one would a plague.
There Is but one "Skin Cure" which can be re
lied on, and that is Dr. Benson's, and its name is
an earnest of Its worth. It is not a patent meo!l
cine, but the result of his own experience and
practice, and Is a sure cure for the special diseases
for which It U offered. It makes the sklu soft and
white and smooth, removing tan and freckles, and
Is the be;t toilet preparation In the world. It Is
elegantly put up, two bottles In one package, con
sisting ot both internal and external treatment
S.mple In its combination, pure and free from all
poisons, it may be relied upon by all those who
wish to have perfect health and freedom from all
skin diseases of whatever nature, whether they
are Eczema, Testers, Humors, lnnammauons.
Milk Croat, Bough Scaly Eruptions, Diseases of
the Hair and Scalp, Scrofula, Ulcers, Pimples or
Tender Itchlngs on any part of the body. Price,
One Dollar per packnge. All druggists have It
for sale.
The following- Schedule stre fw
rected by the Railroad Officials, and
may be Relied on -aa. Correct :
North Carolina Railroad.
. 00UDEUSED SCHEDULES.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Date, April 30th, 1882.
Left Charlotte
Salisbury,
" High Point.......'....
Arrive Greensboro.
Leave Wreensboro
Arrive Htlhfboio, . . j. . ,
Arrive Durham,.
Arrive uaieign, . ,..t.
Leave Raleigh.
Arrive GroldsDoro', '.
No 51 No. 53
Dally. 1 Dally.
r4 00am 440pm
5.53 a m 6.24 p m
7.20 a m 7.35 p m
8.00 a m 8.05 p m
9.30 am
11.47 arn
12.2(3 am
1.40 pm .-.
4.06 p m
6.30 pm
TIE MOWN
No. 17-Daily except Saturday,
Leave Greensboro. . ..5.00 p m
Arrive at BaMgh 1.51 a m
Afrrive'at Goldsbord,..7.20 a m
51-Connects at Greensboro' with BAD
4 W. &. R. for Wll-
Ko
B, a. for all points North, Kast and West, via Dan
vine. At, uoiasDoro wim w,
mtosrton. -
Ho, 63 connects at Salisbury with w t r
B. for all points in Western North Carolina: dally
uiuwuw.v u, a. a. Mir m nta
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North, East and
TRAINS GOING WEST.
No. 52
Daily.
0.50 Dm in 10 a m
l. 12pm 11 21 am
l.lOaml 1.00 d m
No. t.S-Daty except Sunday,
ave Goldsboro,..2 50pm
Arrive at Baleigh,. . 7.10 pm
. Arrive Greensboro, 8.15 p m
MO.
Have on hand a stock or
COTTON GINS, FEEDERS & CONDENSERS
-t.u.repuulslel
We alt manufacture
56-(
Connects at Chnrlntto mith i i. r . .1
Line for all points In the South and Southwest
and with C. C.tlR H. for nil wQ uJ ",1we?ti
eOUflreast. ' ovum auu
v i&,(?0Qn6ct3t Charlotte with A. 4 C Air
ii?1 P?"18 South and Southwest; at Char
afflSst. iot m polnt8 "nd
GWATHMEYS IMPROVED
ECLIPSE BIN."
with Double Boiler Hulling; Attachment and all of
the
verj latest Improvements.
saws, patenrbiush, strong iron frame,
the
der
N. XV. N. C. RAILROAD.
GOING WTC8T.
NO. 50 Dally.
Leave Greensboro. . ; 9 25 0 m
Arrive Kernersyllle , 10 41 nm
Arrive Salem ( 11.25 pS
NO. 52, Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro 9 50am
Anive Kernersvllle 11 01 am
Arrive Salem. 1 1.35 a m
GOING KAbT. '
NO. 51 Dally, except Sunday. '
Leave Salem 5.15 a n
Arrive Kernersvllle 5.60 am
Arrive Greensboro 7lon a m
NO. 53 Dally.
Leave Salem 6.00 p m
Arrive Kernersvllle 6.40 p m
Arrive Greensboro 8.00 p m
8ollda2 ine
made im-
immedlAte supervision of HfchArd u
GwathBasr; the patentee. TheKcHwe Gin is de
signed for hly trashy cotton, but with the im
provements we have recently added It can be use
to great advantage in all public ginneries ;imi
large plantations
Ely Send for circular and price list.
THE BSQWU OOTTON GIN 00 ,
Hew London, Oodd,
aug3
STATE UNIVERSITY RAILROAD,
GOING- NORTH.
Leave Chapel Hill,.
Arrive University,..
No l,
Dally
ex Sunday,.
1 u.4U a m
11.40 a m
GOING SOUTH.
No. 2,
Dai y
ex. Sunday.
Arrive University..
Arrive Chapel Hill,
12.10 p m
1.00 p m
Pullman Mm Cars Wfflont Chance
On Train No. 50. New York and Atlanta via Wash
ington and Danville, and between Greensboro and
Charleston.
On Train No. 52, Kfchmond and Charlotte and
Washington and Charlotte via Danville.
Sr-Througb Tickets on sale at Greensboro',
Baleigh, Goldsboro', Salisbury and Charlotte, and
all principal points South, Southwest, West, North
and East, if ur Emigrant Bates to Louisiana, Tex
as, Arkansas and the Southwest, address,
A. POPE,
General Passenger Agent.
may2 Blchmond, Va.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R.R.
PASSENQEB DEPARTMENT.
yOn and after April 80th, 1882, the passen
ger train service on the Atlanta & Charlotte Alr-
ae Llvlslon of this road will oe as louows:
WESTWABD.
Mall and
.Express.
No. 50.
Mall.
No. 52.
A Revolution
In the treatment of nervous diseases Is now taking
place. Dr. C. W. Benson, of Baltimore, many
years ago discovered a sure remedy In his Celery
and Chamomile Pills-they have had a wonderful
sale and success. They can be relied on 10 per
manently cure sick and nervous headache, neural
gia, dyspepsia, sleeplessness and all nervous dis
eases. All druggists keep them. Price, 50 cents
per box. Two boxes for $ 1 , six for $2.50. free py
mall on receipt of price. Dr. C. W. Benson, Balti
more, Md.
C. N. CrlttentonrfOf New York, Is wholesale agent
for Dr. C. W. Benson's remedies.
octl
Leave Charlotte. M.
Arrive Gatonia, L
Arrive Spartanburg, K
Arrive Greenville, H
Arrive Seneca, G
Arrive Toccoa. F
Arrive Rabun Gap Junction,.
Arrive Lula, E...
Arrive Gainesville
Arrive Atlanta,
1.00 am
2.02 a m
431 am
5.59 am
7.43 a m
9.18 am
10.00 am
10.37 am
1 1.06 a m
l.SOpru
EASTWARD.
Mali and
Express.
No. 51.
12.50 p m
1.47 P m
4. 06 pjm
5.29 p m
7.03 p m
8.80 p m
9.10 p m
9.46 p m
10.15 pm
12.40 a m
Mall.
No. 53.
Leave Atlanta
Arrive Gainesville
Arrive Lula. E
Arrive Rabun Gap Junction,
Arrive xoceoa, r
Arrive Seneca, G
Arrive Greenville. H.
Arrive Spartanburg, K.
Arrive uastoma, 1
Arrive Charlotte, hi .
2.15 pm
4 51 pm
5.22 p m
5-59 P m
6. 40 P m
8.06 P ml
10.00 p m
11.40 pm
2.06 a m
3.15 a m
4.00 a m
H.19am
8.50am
7.41 am
8.17 am
9 26 a bi
11.08 pm
12.24 P m
2 50 pm
4.00 pm
If it was true, as said, that Sims had
cheated 300 negroes out of their votes,
he was the very man they wanted, so
that he might cheat for the negro a
while. Prince Brown, colored, at the
recent Republican convention.
Bismarck's Enemy.
A singular enemy of Prince Bismarck
is a man in Potsdam, who lost his only
son in the war of 1870, which he attri
butes to the agency of the Prince, and
whom he regards as his son's murderer.
Taking a hint from the caricaturists,
who have made the three single hairs
of the Chancellor's bald head famous,
he wreaks his vengeance in an original
manner. He is the owner of a lot in
the cemetery of Potsdam, where, since
the interment of his son, he has erected
a fine mausoleum, on the top of which
is placed an artistically sculptured owl,
the head and features of which bear a
striking resemblance to those of Prince
Bismarck, the "three single hairs" in
cluded. A few years ago the man built
a house, over the cornice of every win
dow in which is carved a Bismarck
head, the historical three hairs being
represented in the shape of as many
cannon. Quite recently he built an
other house with the same portrait dec
orations, this time, however, having
three serpents take the place of the
cannon in the Prince's capillary ornament.
-AND-
The Citizens of Charlotte :
F. C. MTJNZLEll
AGENT FOR
Tie Benner & Mel Brewery Ow.
lOf Philadelphia, Pa ,)
'Celebrated Lager Beer,
. 1 : In Kegs and Bottles.
BOTTLED BEER X NPf-X'IA I.TY.
y Have Just received a small lot of BOTTLED
ALS and POKTEH, which I offer to the public at
a reasonable price. Add res
FHKD C. MUNZLER,
Lock Box 255. Charloite, N C
mbr28
PARLOR SKATING
RINK
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS!
GREAT ATTRACTION!!!
THE management, determined to m;ike this n
popular resort during the fall. Winter and
Spring months, have cecided to place the
ADMISSION FEE at 10c H
for srentlemen, ladles being Admitted free at night
as well as in the afternoon. Come and bring jour
wives, sisters and sweethearts.
sept28
DANIEL -O'DONNEL,
PRACTICAL.
:o: :o:
cured by Halb's
TTo at.-rf rtntrhv aavinsr that he bad
JLA.U OVCA WVA V v w J " v O
ome there to beat the Democratic par
ty and the best way to do that was to
be harmonious and endorse the L0."
al ticket. A. W. Calvin, colored at the
Republican convention last Saturday
I Dcaire to have it Dixtlnctlr Under
stood, that I am still Hiruiebing
Books for the Graded Schools either
bf Exchange or Introdnctory Prices
... nnv one In the City. It
does not matter to Whom yon are In
structed for yonr Books by slips fflyaai
yonr Children, Understand Always,
chat they can be filled at the Same
Rates by Sending them to me
NO ONE CAN UNDEH-BUY ME ; NO
ONE CAN UNDER-SELL. ME, IS "MY
MOTTO." Very Respectfully,
CONNECTIONS.
A with arriving trains of Georgia Central and A.
W. P. Railroads.
B with arriving trams of wsoma central, A. a
W. P. and W. & A. Railroads.
C with-arrivine trains of Geonda Railroad.
E with Northeastern Railroad of Georgia to and
from Athens. Ga.
v with Eiberton Air-Line to ana rrom jupenoB,
Geonria.
G with Colombia ana ureenviue to ana rxom
Columbia and Charleston. & C
a with Columbia ana ereenvuie to ana rrom
Columbia and Charleston, 8. C.
K with snartanbur: and Asnenne. ana Bnartan
burg. Union and Columbia to and from Henderson
and Ashevllle. and Alston and Columbia.
1a with Chester ana iienoir aarrow-uaugs to ana
from Dallas and Chester. .
m with c. c. k a., c. c. k. jtu. ana a., t. x u.
for nil rioints West. North and East.
Pullman sleeping-car service on trains Nbs. 50
and 51 dally, without change between Atlanta and
New York. a. ruts,
G neral Passenger ana Ticket Agent
T. M. B. Taloott,
General Manager.
L Y. SAGE, Superintendent.
C., C. & A. K. K. CO.
Officb General Passkngks Agent.
(W Schedule In effect September 8d, 1882.
SOUTHWARD.
No. 52 dally mall and express.
Leare StatesvUle, 700am
Arrive at Charlotte, A 05 a m
Leave Charlotte, e) 2 00pm
Arrive at Columbia, (b) 6 30pm
Leave Columbia, (b) . 6 87 Dm
Arrive at Augusta, 10 50 p m
No. 20 daily, except Sundays. With passenger
ooach attached.
Leave Charlotte 4 20 p m
Arrive at coiumma, 1 2 Bo a m
No. 18 runs daily except Sundays.
Leave Charlotte, 5 00am
Arrive at Columbia 8 82 p m
Pliiier and Steam Fitter,
Office under the Central Hotel.
CHABLOTTE, N. C
All orders promptly attended to.
3un2 , ; v.'
Bfltterkks' Fashion Sleets
AND PATTERNS for OCTOBER.
TJavj ben. received, at
sept28 '. ' " TIDDY 4 BHO'3.
FRESIT STOCK
OF GROCERIES, DRY GOOD8, NOTIONS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
Just Received by
J. J. J. W. ADAMS.
Tryon street, Opposite Methodist church.
septlO tf . .
Engine
FOR
WXOfR FOB SALE ON FAVOBABLK Ti
John R. Eddins.
Brown's
Invigorate
is
m: ! I 1: 9J-TT-W'.l;rJM TTTW
' r t --4 . . I
ua& onD BtLUARO: ROOM.
l!l !.U ll hnai KUlll DUO! ..LdlJ 1 il'T " .
Id wsi ii
next fleer betow th qentrai
Waster toTrtmmit Suicide.
WllmliigtoUuvie'vl -
l iJiettie Harrrov. .,a., dAsravAd. y
dtowninu on Friday hfghfc. The teasjn
? sT'rfv' r!- rtrowneaiast
py.ajwatcJaman Btandmn oa-the wharf.
JI.Hl" rJw tbe place where Brown's bor
OBS canlways be found. ; 1 vpaa tHnnnvar ,- 3:
KENDRICK & BIXBY
1 mayi9 tf
was aiscovered, and iwas rn the act of
making the leap into the dark water,
wnen sne was grabbed by the watch
man.
PutTt. weak and sickly children, need
Tmn Rittrj Tt alii strengthen ana
them. '
My good woman, why are you so of sorts,,
never able to tell folks that you "?h2"1IS
one It's all caused in the first Poe y habl tual
constipation, which no doubt Anally caused ide
van bfHnnVC QTirl IlVr. 1 II O .Uio w
i.-t a ABiahrtitAri Kidney-Wort. It
arsoT.pflc-mrroraTl kidneyand liver dls-
eases. Thousands are cureu uj tw
Try it at once. Toledo Blade.
. m
Korsford's Acid Phosphate
For Nervousness, Indirection, etc.
Send to the Bumford Ohemical Works, Provl
denote it. I., for namphlet. Mailed free.
, 0 .
SvKnffTjer year -can be easily made at home
working tor E. G. Bldeout 4 Co., 10 Barclay street
New YorX tjena ior taou cowumuo
tlculars.
oct21 U
Satisfaction for Ten.
Ih ur family of tea for over two years Parker's
Ginger Toole has cured headache, malaria and
other complaints so satisfactorily that we are In
excellent health and no expenaft-for, doctors or
other medicine. Chronicle.
1. r,. mtmmm II IMIW-g--
METRuFOlITAN LIFE UNVEILED!
MotitttlagIAlnBil, sOfipags. 150 UluiUatllMl
aTfaaiKfr?,oU?bdth:
soenas ; tricks of prsUr daottl vers ; city's rich and poori
laaolvlaas corruption at Washington; rnia oflnnoeent
girls ; old hoary-beaded sinners by gas-light ; bewitching
sirens A victim ; Voudoa and Mormon horrors ; Start
tine-Revelations I Prtce 2.80. Illust'd clronlars free.
Ootnts75o. Add. ANCHOR PUBLISH'O CO.
81. LOUIS, Mo. OiTTCAQO. 111. ATI-AT A, Oa,
sepi23
ROCKBRIDGE, YA.,
ALUM WATER,
ijOB more than half a century has grown steadl-
Jj Iy In repute as a medleinai agent m a wiae
n cm nt Chronic diseases. Multitudes of women
can lestifv to its unsurDassed efficacy In the relief
and cure of those ailments peculiar to their sex.
DYSPEPSIA
In its varied and most distressing forms is cured.
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, SCROFULA,
CHRONIC DIARRHOEA AJtD DYSENTERY ,
yield most rffptdlr, and permanent cures result.
Bottled In Its natural State, direct from the
Spring, whkm an beautifully Vacated la Book
bridge conntv. Ya.. and are ooen for the reception
of visitors from June- 1st to October IM, each
year; capacity, 1,000 guests.
nor sale, wnoiesaie ana rei&u. Dy ur. j. n. w
ADEN ana Dr. T. C SMITH, Chaslotte, It C.
marl2 ly
-A SQUARR MEAL-
IT ALL HOURS.
! ixjrr- 8N1DEB aahoonoea tbx the
f v
DUblle that
he has. in connection wun
nina BAstaurant. and will furnish?
Meal at any time Detween tne nours
and 11 p. m. The Bar Is supplied with the best
of Liquors, Cigars, Ac. Give him a trial,
septa im
NORTHWARD.
No. 53 dally mall and express.
Leave Augusta, (a) 7 85am
Arrive Columbia, (b) . .11 45 a m
Leave Columbia, (b) 1 1 52 a m
Arrive at Charlotte, fc) 4 l R n m
Leave Charlotte, 5 00 p m
Arrive m omieavuie, 7 uo p m
No. 19 dally, except Sundays (With, nasseneer.
coach attached.) Leaving Columbia Saturday,
lays off at Chester until Sunday ntght.
Leave Columbia, 4 05 p m
Arrive at Charlotte, 1 05 a m
No. 17, freight, with passenger coach attached.
Runs aauy except Sundays.
Leave Columbia, 5 00am
arrive at cnanotte, a 15 p ra
CONNKCnONS.
(a) With all lines to and from Savannah. Flori
da, and the South and Atlanta, Macon and the
Southwest.
(hi With South Carolina Railroad to and froms
Charleston.
(c) With Blchmond A Danville Railroad to aad
from all points North and Carolina tjenttal Ball-road.
Pullman SleCoins; Cars run en Trains No. R2
and 53 between Charleston and Washington. D.
C. via Dantnie. Lynchburg and Charlottesville.
Also, on Trains No. 52 and 53 between CbailoUe
and Richmond.
Above schedule Washington time.
ThAra will mlon ba a Una of eomfortabla sleeiK
ine cars run on trains nos. 52 ana bit, neiweeik
Chartotts - and Henry's on the Western North
Carolina Railroad for theaccommodation 01 pas
sengers to' ana rrotB western aorta trouaa
ior runner miormaaon, aoaress
" e.B. TALCOTT.Superintendeht,
M. SLAUGHTER, Gen'l Pass Agt,
B. C AKTitfaSX, Skhmoi
WE
DUblle theA I iMn tiriHfnini!n TICM i
f VM'W SB IBB a SSBV B B -BlSBSasBSBBB 1 lirnBi.-aB
nis Bar. a nrt- u 111.1101 hi a.ll milii. P"
oa Boaate Just Received a large lot of FinHahaaNE W
of 5 a, m.. I M INK. put up in 25 fix packages, suitable n
publishers of country newspapei
1111
mar28
s. Aaaress
OBSKKYTtRr
Cbarlotte N CV
THE ENGINK
unf H
FORMER L.Y USED B I"" "
ISLAND MAN'F'O COBP-"'
-Cali on or address
Springs & Bl
Junl6
Democrat copy.
THREE SAFES
theTtest ot makes. One small,
..MHnMtUl AnalaMKS. AP" J
plytowaddijeas n ,r osk
Tl mtlt Ja wi -
apr!8 tf
-aTfi
MINERAL LAf
FOR SALE.
' Li . . tract Of lBUr.die'
A BARGAIN M onereu oi - trom
Dwell county. bWJ?'ffM
lordtoatD Marten, Mutr vsin WH
exioMten.
BARGAIN is offered m a J tract
1 r"Z:.r.' ' -hnnt 12 I
ZZZZVon the veiu-;-
!J!?ITirat5
mrv.rz. s,nmoV'J Jr
1 . aw Mr. L Aa aM sMlfSrfmUl Bw TL
tsact contains iuu acres -u:s r t
auio
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