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DAILY CHARLOTTE OBSERVER: SRIDAY NOVEMBER 3, 1882. ls, knti.RMKN- In mv m-actico of 25 ye.ire .in. nuxiioiue, i navu loom! noil I T Himit's IWN Tofric does. In owe. of XKervons rTowrawon, mue mseasL iyKjK-psiaL. ari iiiiA Aiti, of thhlnri this neerleffl remeay um. nj uiju"ua, iujkjc su ucnuiiiiwiuH ures. asesm Hilled soma of our mt onunent physicians hni ' JeWed to 'thereat find incomparable "medy I pn 'A?":,."!'.??:.'. ""P"?),, KOBKRT 8AMOKL8. MMVIi A v.-., St. I,.r.is. Mo., Nov. fifth, Wl, WHffJi fjfifi Jim !' A eomhi nation of Pro toacideoflrottfl'eruvian Itarkand Phosphorus in a palatable form. The only preparation of iron that trill not blacken the teeth, so cfiaracteristicof other iron preparations. lin to frive the rpsults that Dr. mpover- at uavo oribo It aires color to the blttotl natural healthful tone to the digestive orian.t and -,i f rrots sistem, making it applicable to Gerund i.i,,ilhi. 1ass of Aope- tite.IYoAtration of fital I'tttrttrs unl JmjMitvHe-e., ANlf FACTORED BY THE DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO.. 213 N. MAIN ST., ST. LOUIS. ?PrCLiEE JOHNSON'S Indian Blood Syrup Cures all diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys, skin and blood. Millions testify to its efficacy in healing" the above diseases, and pronounce it to be the Best Remedy Known to Man. Ji'" JI K,MX ailbCCU UlUO JJ 13.00x1. gPAGENTS WANTED.iS IHUGG13T4 SELL, IT. NJEWS NOTES. TKAllK MARK L VUOIt VTUKY 77 V t'.T 3d ST. DowmratYQAmN C Ju'y Sdu 1SS1 D greatly benefited me for Liver Conipla ul22 EW VOKK CITY. CLtKK J SSOS: -V Jar IJOUN BL'l ID SYrtUP has MRS. JULIA A. SMITH. AET 0NM3 MOTHER, HOME ? HEAVEN! A richly IXLTJ8TBJVTEX BOOK of singular beauty : a Gem cf Uterature by 400 Best Authors. Fnlarppd hd.I newly MHutn)tylw.i. A. boon for Uis Home and Firid ; appeals to erary taste: Sells i Fast Eveiwhere Biikn fnm in to wu ami country. Endorsed by Pr. Cleraj ssd FVopl. A rare chance to MAKE MONEY! ud for uu-uia and uil dwjrn,tioQ to M. O. THOMPSON fc CO.. ruUUahors, St- Louis. Mo. 5 vugs suit IXUdiciuxs. FRESH linaral Water Both Foreign and Domestic, Jutt Received, at DrJiMcAttDri Store ' ARATOGA From Saratoga Springs. N. Y. A new water re1 aemfcltng the Imported Vichy. Becommended ad an antacid, cmts dyspepsia, aids diges tion, tea powerful tonic and strong diuretic. Also, Hatkn Natural Mineral Water Beconumended vey highly as a cathartic and al ertfire and In ail forms of dyspepsia. ALSO, r CASKS CONGRESS WATER, &UscclUmcottfl. DE; J. B S ADFIELb'8 PRYOR'S OINTMENT 13 a spkkdt crmx fOB Blind or Bleeding Files. Hemorrhoids, Sotes, Di cers, Tumors, licuing ot the nirts, fistulas and allJiUirired Diseases; also of Burns, Corns, Felons, Fever torrS, Scald Head, Tetter. Sore Nipples, etc. Atlanta, lia., August 25, 1877. After an experience of twenty-five Tears In sell ing this ointment, and during that time having closely watched lis effects, and having the testi mony of my friends and neighbors to confirm my confidence In its merits, I beeame tully satisfied of its value, and I have bought the exclusive right to make and sell it, and offer it to you as the best rtmedj In the world, especially lor all forms of Piles. BEAD THE TESTIMONIALS: 1 his is to certify that I have tried Pryor's Pile Ointment In a case of piles, and state that it gave more relief than anything I have ever tried. I fur ther state that as a remedy for burns it is unpar alleled. I also used It for a case of tetter in my fee; of twenty years' standing, and say that it is the first thing that I have ever tried that gave me more than momentary relief. 1 consider now that 1 am entirely relieved from thnt distressing dis-ea;-e. JOHN D. NEWSON. , Troup county, Ga, Hav'irg been afflicted for ten years, at intervals, wiai tmt distressing malady, the plies, and atter many ineffectual trials of the remedies in common nse. 1 commenced a short time ago to use your Pile Ointment 1 experienced immediate relief. From the relief experienced in my case, as well as Irom the reputation so rapidly acquired by your Ointment in this vicinity. 1 have no hesitancy in expressing the opinion that it is the most efficient remedy for Piles tver invented, 0. A. BULL, LaGrange, Ga. 10 CASES BOCK BBIDGE ALUM, 10 CASES BUFFALO LITHIA. This is to certify that I used Pryor's Ointment in a case or jevere burn, and that in a very few days it was entirely relieved of all inflammation, and healed rapiaiy. After the first application of the Ointment, the patient suffered no pain whatever. R. J. MORGAN. LaGrange, Gi And a fall supply of IMPORTED APGLLINARIS un Hunyadi Janos a. THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY H CNYADI JAN03. By the advice of Mr. Wynn. I used your Pile Ointment on a servant girl who had been suffering for eight years with a most aggravated case of piles. She improved from the very first day's use of your Ointment, and before using the box she was entirely recovered. G. W. K03TEB, Cusseta Ala. This Is to certify that I have used Pryor's Pile Ointment, and say that it is. in my opinion, the best remedy for piles ever presented to the public. I say this from a positive application of the reme dy on my own person. TH09. B. MORGAN. Troup county, Ga. For sa'e by all dealers in medicine. Price 50 cents per box. Sent by mall on receipt of price. DB. J. BBADFIELD, Atlanta, Ga. For sale bj Dr. T. C. Smith, Charlotte, N. C. may 11 Gen. AlcClellan and family will spend the winter in Washintgn. It is estimated that the reduction in the public debt for th month of Octo ber is about i?i."),5a,no0. The Philadelphia 'Vi:;''ris' commit tee" have decided to ot'li-i tf'kuHX) in re wards for thedetecinni of frauds at the coming election. Tliren tenants on the estate of Jlr. i , , i. . ... i amen nave neeu rjeeted lor noii-pay-meiit of rents. Dr. Wm, L. Mitchell, for many years professor of law at the University of Georgia, died at Athens, (J a., Wednesday. Since 1st October 073,800 pounds of tobacco have been sold in the ware houses at Lvnchbure. Va.. an increase of 193,330 pounds compared with same date last year. One person was killed and seven per sons were seriously injured by the hail storm iu the vicinity of Davenport, Iowa, on Monday. The damage to property is estimated at $70,000. Notice has been served on the city council of New Orleans that unless the corporation gas bills in arrears for many month are paid by November 8, the gas company will stop lighting the streets. Gov-elect Stephens, of Georgia, has appointed Col. ISerdell, a prominent re publican, his private secretary. The new appointee signed a paper urging Mr. Stephens to run for Governor. The city architect of the City of Mex ico reports 2,000 houses within the cor poration limits as being built or under going repairs. Several parties are speaking of erecting a large American hotel. President Arthur has abandoned his contemplated duck-shooting expedition to Havre de Grace for the present. lie will go to Washington to-day, and will return to New York to voie on Tues day next. Lotta, the actress, (Miss Crabtree,) has brought suit against B. F. Randall, a cottOD broker of Fall liiver, Mass.,. for money loaned, aud the auditor to whom the case was referred reports that she is entitled to a judgment for S 17,000 J. A. Archuletta, a justice of the peace and a prominent banker and mer chant at Conejos, Colorado, shot and killed deputy sheriff, Blancett atFann ington, ew Mexico, a few days ago. Sunday night a crowd of Mexicans toe k Archuletta from jail and lynched him. Several families of colored people, numbering altogether some 50 person?, . of all ages, sailed Tuesday morning from New York in the ship Moravia, for Liberia. Africa. When they arrive there each family will be given 25 acres of land and shelter and provisions for six months, after which they are expec ted to become self-supporting. Since 1809 over 5,000 colonists have been sent from this country to Liberia. Isadore Cassett, who was recently discbarged by Master Mechanic Rich ardson, of the St. Louis and Iron Moun tain Road, committed suicide at Little Rock, Ark., Tuesday. His son, to re venge his death, shot and mortally wounded Geo. F. Barnes, a clerk. At the inquest Mrs. Cassett testified that she heard her husband and son make an agreement some time ago that the former was to commit suicide .and the latter to kill Richardson. STATE NEWS. Winston Sentinel: Internal revenue collections for the week euding Satur day, Oct. 28 th, 820,559 02. Surry court onlv lasted about two dajs and a half. Surry is a law abiding country. Our sister city Salem has been fortu nate. In her existence of over one century she has been visited by but two fires. Cattle aro i potted to be dying in large numbers lrom distemper, in the. vicinity of the Bine Ridge mountains. A new Baptist church, CGx55 feet, is being erected near IVthama. Several of our brick nv.sons left on Monday morning to commenco work on the building. Wilmington Review : A. J. Grady, Esq , of Cape Fear township, was in the city yesterday He tells us that every white man in his tow nship.G r'een back ers as well as Democrats, will vote the Democratic ticket next Tuesday. Lenoir Topic: The chestnut crop in the surrounding mountains is said to fall short of that of 1881. The first frost fell in Lenoir on the night of October 14, but we did not have a "killing frost" until the night of the 24th, about tw weeks later than usual. The mountain peaks to be seen from Lenoir, are now gorgeous in the autumn foliage, and the sunsets are superb. There is no more beautiful month in the mountains than October. Wagons loaded with cabbages and apples from across the Blue Ridge have begun to pass through Lenoir for the southern markets This will be kept up steadily until corn planting time next spring, forty and fifty wagons of ten passing through in one day. Lumberton Robesonian: We learn that the grist mill and cotton gin of Mr. Alex McLeod.of Thompson township, were totally destroyed by fire on the nicrht. of the 26th ult. They were both water mills and were located about 200 vards apart. J hey were but recently utted up at considerable expense. Mr. McLeod was the principle loser, having lnt about 2,000 pounds of seed cotton auI -10 bushels of toll corn. No insur ance, and no clue to the incendiary. G! DNSURIPTIOM: I have a positive remedv for tta hvo rfi,.. !TT.- Dse thousands of cases of the worst kind and of Ion. Handing have been cured. Indeed, so strong is mv faitS in Its efficacy, that I will send TWO BOTTLES FREE to - vhHeil-thr LL;ABLB TKEATISE on this to my sufferer. Give Express and F. O. address BB. T, A. BiOCUil, 181 Pearl flu. New York. Ail Only Daughter Cured of Consumption. When death was bourlv exneciHii. all nnm! s having failed, aud Dr. H. James was experiment ing with the many herbs of Calcutta, he accidental ly made a preparation which cured his only child of CONSUMPTION. His child is now in this country, and enjoying the best of hea 1th. He has proved to the vorid that CONSUMPTION can be positively end permanently cured. The doctor now gives this ReciDeiree. onlv asking two three- cent stamps to nav exuenses. This herb also cures night sweats, nausea at the stomach, and will break up a fresh cold in tenty-f our hours. Address CRaDDOCK & CO., 1032 R ice street. Philadelphia, naming this paper. novi 4w 'tie following Schedules ari Cor rected by tlie Railroad OfHcialx, Rni may be Itelifid on a Correct : Jl North Carolina Kaiiro CONDENSED SOHEDFT-TIS. BUFGRD HOUSE TKAINS GOING K.'.- r. All- Leave Charlotte ' Salisbury " High Point Arrive 'ireensboro Leave Greensboro, Arrive Hillsboro Arrive Durham, Arrive Haleigh Leave Kaleifdi Arrive (Joldst)oro', listii:&i!il)i:aro!!!ii Aiii it.:sO a mi 1 1 .47 a n 1 2 2H an-1. 1.40 pm . 4.05 p n H :;) r- i. Mechanical As; AT ( oi l um t . Noveuilier 14 th, l.ltb No. 17 Dallyexcept Saturd iy, Leave Oreens'ooro F 00 p m Arrive at KalHgh 1.51 am Arrive at Uolusboro,..7.20 a m No. 51-Connects at Greensboro' with K & L). H. 11. for all points North, East and Wet. via Dan vllle. At Goldsboro with W. & W. H. H. for Wil- No. 53-Connects at Salisbury with W N C R I "h. U:il- 1-v-'1 R. for all points in Western North Carolina; dally i ' at iT.-eensDoro wun tt. ct u. is k. ror a'l noints North, East and West. k nil. i, v Tumf?'JWing ratM f farnfor A Will be 01 trut-,i (i,i.. . , - ..... . , t V I" lilt. HI I ITEMS OF INTEREST. THK BK3T NATURAL APERIBNT. AS A CATHARTIC: Does: A wine gl&M full before breakfast. The Lancet "Hunybdl Janos. Baron Lleblg af firms that its richness In aperient salts surpasses that of all other known waters." The British Medical Journal "Hunyadi Janos. The most agreeable, safest, and most efficacious aperient water." Pro. Vircfune, Berlin. "Invariably good and prompt success; most valuable." Frtif. Bamberger, Vienna "I have prescribed these writers with remarkable success." Pro. Scanzcmi, Wurszburg. I prescribe none but this." Pro. Lander Brunton, 31. D.,r.R 8., London. "More pleasant than Its rivals, and surpasses them in efficacy." Pro. Atken, M. D., F. fl. 8., Iioyal Military Hos pital, NeUey. "Preferred to Pullna and Frled-rtchshalL' JOHN H. McADEN, Importing and Dispensing Pharmacist. North Tryon St., CHABLOTTK, N. C, DON'T GO TO SARATOGA When you can get water Just as fresh and spark ling as when it flows from the soring at Saratoga. We receive this water In large block tin reservoirs wnicn we return as soon as emptied to oe renuea again every week. J. H. Mc A DXN, Druggist and Chemist. Prescriptions carefully prepared by experienced and competent druggists, day or night. Inly28 NEW Fa ail ii ter s MILLINERY tfflSTtTTEft-c Old fashioned remedies are rapidly giving ground before the advance or. this conquering specinc, ana oia iasmonea mens m iiu re pletion as a means 01 core, nave uwu yuuc ex ploded by the saccess ol the great renovant which tones the system, tranquallzes the nerves, neutra lizes maiana, depurates ana enncues me miwu, rouses the liver when dormant, and promotes a regular habit of body. yOB SAL BY ALL DBUGGI8TS AND DKALKBS GENBBALLY. novl as cure: are now receiving our FALL and WINTER T, T.8T9CK 01 MILLINERY GOODS, embracing wIiV1?.181681 styles.icolors and qualities of Straw. Chlidrem BONNETS fpr Ladles', Misses and aS??' 8Uks. 8aUns Plashes, Velvets. Braids. &s ,PlnlmaS?enti' PlumesTTlps jjeatners, Birds, Flowers. Ac., for trtmmlmrs or Millinery Goods in the State. Also all the new styles and novelties in GLOVES HOSIERY, UNDEB-WEAR, KNIT GOODS' SHAWLS, SACKS, HOODS, JACKETS, INFANTS CLOAKS. 8HAWL3. HOODS, ROBES, 4c. Great variety i Nobby Little caps and hats "for nttle boys. M in trinria and colors of ZenhyTS, Wools. Tarn and a general assortment of all kinds of FANC j OOOD8 and NOTIONS for Ladles' and Chlldrens' 1 1 no tTenna, low prtces ana casn at tne counter. . molesaleandBetalL Mrs. P. QUERY. sept30 ei alt Disease la an effect, not a cause. IU origin Is within; Its manifestations without Hence, to cure the disease the causk must be removed, and In no other way can a cure ever be effected. WAR NER'S SAFE KIDNEY and LIVEB CURE is es tablished on Just this principle. It realizes that 95 PER CENT. of all disease! arise from deranged kidneys and liver, and It strikes at once at the root of the diffi culty. The elements of which it Is composed act directly upon these great organs, both as a food and restobkr, and, by placing them In a healthy condition, drive disease and pain from the sys tem. For the innumerable troubles caused by un healthy Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs; for the distressing Disorders of Women ; for Malaria, and for physical derangements generally, this great remedy has no equal. Beware of lmposters, imitations and concoctions said to be lust as good. For Diabetes, ask for WABNEB'S SAFE DIA- ob. x jsa i;u For sale by all dealer?. II, H WARNER & CO., Rochester, N. Y aprl5 FREE! RELIABLE SELF-CURE. ...n . ssvia rtf t Via a - -i-iu- in &e U.S. c'" ' nil it retlwd) for ' tap ...... u. AddrM DB. WARD touw- IT. I. OTIS, 1. lEV 1 UUi rit ' s,,l Prop', of rrtUF.hnRhiS' PA3TILLE REMEDY Ml ""J imicr who Buffer Mrjtrom.Nirvuu. aud l'livsioal D.bil. X remature LxLaustloo and .y gloomy cooMquences, icily and radically cared. itv. uu-ir ma.. Th Remedy I, put op in W 1"' and radically cared. o. Heoouch to cOct a cure 7,,,lo.. WUBg monU1)' (UiUng three month.,)7 Y. VTE'r,''1 ! From the old era of shiuplasters and depreciated paper money, we have pass ed to one of hard money. "We have gone from one extreme to another with vim ; for we now hoJd as a people ST1$,800 000 of coin, of which So 12,000,000 is gold coin. Upon this coin and upon our other assets and general credit we do, it is true, float Svio.OOO.OOO in paper money; but practically we are down to a hard money basis, and paper money is now used chiefly. on the score of con venience. Ex-Secretary Evarts is the patriarch of a charming family colony on his es tate at Windsor, Vt. Four handsome dwellings now nestle among the green fields and maple groves of the pictur esque valley, occupied by Mr. Evarts and his three married children, the newest of them having just been com pleted for his daughter Bessie, who was married last summer. The entire fam ily is now preparing for a removal to lfew York for the winter. Geological examination of the delta of the Mississippi now shows that for a distance or aoouc tnree Hundred miles there are buried forests of large trees, one over the other, with inter spaces of sand. Ten distinct forest growths of this description have been observed, which 'it is believed, must have succeeded each other. Of these trees, known as the bald cypress, some have been found over twentyr'five feet in diameter, and one contained 7,500 rings; in some instances, too, huge trees have grown over the stumps of others equally large. From these facts, geolo gists have assumed the antiquity of each forest growth at 10,000 years, or 100,000 for all. The Spanish government owns the Philipine Islands, where the cholera epidemic has shown a mortality that has never been exceeded even in the east. In one month on these islands alone more than 30,000 persons died of the scourge, lhe disease is verv vin lent in Manila, the chief city of the col ony. It has extended to lioiM-o ;ind Sumatra, and to other portions of Uh t x i"..i- ' I ' L , . jjuicw EjrtsL AiiuieH. j iiese uiv.nciH are iuii ui lyirtuuLur uans, oniu oi w iioin an nually visit Mecca, where they mix wun tuts wesLfru pilgrims. J liltj m;iy carry uie uiaumy to uie Mediterranean and of course to Europe; but the au thorities are vigilant and modern sani tary science may h oble to keep it out or UiUrope aitogetner. Of hot milk as k stimulant the Medi cal uecoru says; "mi lie heated too much above 100 degrees Fahrenheit loses ror a time a degree of its sweet ness and density. No one who.faticriifld by over-exertion of body or mind, has ever experienced the reviving influence of a tumbler of this beverage, heated as not as it can be sipped, will willint?lv forego a resort to it because of its being rendered somewhat less acceptable to tne palate. Tne promptness with which its cordial influence is felt is indeed sur prising, borne portion or it seems to be digested and appropriated almost immediately, and many who now fancy they need alcoholic stimulants when exhausted by fatigue, will find in this ample draught an equivalent that will be abundantly satisfying and far more enduring in its effects. Breaking Up "Marriage Associations." The Dostoffice authorities in Wash ington have determined to wage un ceasing warfare against the numerous marriage and birthday associations which are springing up all over the country, by closing the mails to all cir culars, letters, &c, promulgated by them. Inspector A G Sharp, to whom the matter was referred, has reported, recommending that such associations be prohibited from using the mails, on the ground that they are frauds. The associations propose testing the ques tion. They say marriage associations are just as legal as other insurance companies, and that when fraud is specifically proven in any case the asso ciation involved, and not all of them, buuuiu oe discriminated against. The November Elections. Next Tuesday, November 7, elections will be held in thirty-three Mates and in all the territories. Elections are to be held in all the States except Oregon Vermont, Maine, West Virginia, and Ohio. Rhode Island, Kentucky, Ala bama, Arkansas and Georgia have elected State ollicers, but these States will elect members of Congress in No vember. Of the elections already held none had mucli siguiOcance except those of West Virginia and Ohio. In the former there was a tendency to ward high tariff and republicanism, foreshadowing possible divisions in the Southern States; in Ohio t lie Demo crats reversed a heavy adverse majori ty. So great a revolution rarely occurs iu our politics, and its meaning will not be fully known until the returns from the November elections are in. If In diana, New York and Pennsylvania, also cast heavy Democratic majorities, it will have to "be conceded that Repub licanism stands condemned, and that a majority of the voters desire a Demo cratic administration. The interest in the coming elections will be largely concentrated upon the three States we have mentioned, because they are pop ulous States, and two of them have al ways been considered lighting ground. If the Democrats carry all three, the prestige of victory will no longer make recruits of the wavering and loosely bound for the. Republican party. No fewer than 293 members ot (. on gress are to be elected on the eventful November day. Thirty-two members have been chosen from Oregon, Ver mont, Maine, West Virginia and Ohio. These five States are now represented by twenty-two Republicans and ten Democrats. It we give the Republi cans all they claim in Ohio, the five States will in the new Congress be rep resented by sixteen Democrats and six teen Republicans. We are not handi capped for the November races. If we electa majority or members in No vember we will control the next House. The Republicans are not very hopeful, but they are by no means men without hope. They are earnestly striving to carry enough Southern districts to off set all losses in the Northern States. TRAINS GOING WEST Date, April 30th, 1882. No. 50 Lailv. Leave (ioldsboro, Anive Raleigh, Leave Baleigh Arrive Durham , Arrive Hlllsboro Arrive Greensboro, Leave Greensboro, Arrive High Point Arrive Salisbury Arrive Charlotte, No. 18-Daily except Sunday, Leave Goldsboro,..') SO n m Arrive at Raleigh,.. 7.10 pVa Leave Raleigh fi.oo a m Arrive Greensboro, 8.15 pm No. 52 Dally. 10.00 a m li!-'20 pm 8 65 P ml o Ori p liii... i f 4H pm1... . "" "-. mm 1 "!- in U 40 a m I !'.--.0pni 10.10 a m i li-12pm 11 2i am I i.iu a mi J. oo j, !n ROUND TBIP-hETWEEN ( '0L! V S:l 20 2 ".to . 2 Hi 2 45 .2 1., 2(5 . i N.-, id'1 . ! 5(1 1 4 Sharp', Le.vrt. ; Bai r's, . . 01:!'eit H 1 ! e-v!l. , Bales!, i,r. KhVo . j " aid's .' lis:, ;,'. Mi'.'l. Charlotte, N. C. A NEW HOTEL HANDSOMELY FURNISHED. All Modern Improvements. STRICTLY FIRST-CUSS. Scovillc Bres., Pnp's. 3?- Also Proprietors Kimball House, AtHnta, Ga.; Duval House. Jacksonville, KU.; the Ailing ton and Norvell House, Lynchburg, Va. sept 6 tf 0 wm -AM)- The Citizens of Charlotte : A Mournful Story. Washington Post. A lady whose husband died a vear or two ago, leaving her with six children, all under twelve years of age, and no property whatever, was so fortunate as to get a 000 position in one of the de partments in this citv. On this salarv she is trying hard to bring up her fam ily respectably, ror she is a woman of substantial worth and refined tastes. always accustomed to good society. Last week this widowed mother receiv ed a peremptory demand for S45. to be used in a State campaign. The demand came from an alleged statesman who is in high tavor with the Administration. It was couched in terms that brooked no denial. The lady went to a broker, hired the monev at five tier cent, a month which is but half the usual rate in such cases and paid the 845 over to the agent of the statesman who nad demanded it. We have the names of the parties, and all the details of the business, but suppress names, in order that the lady may not I e disturbed in her position. It is needless to add that the family must be deprived of a part of their winter outfit of clothing m or der that the broker may be paid his 845 and interest. If this were a sporauio casp.it might not be worthy of edito rial comment, but it is one of many cases. Within the past six oays no leas than eight similar instances have inci dentally come to the knowledge of the Post, all the victims being women anu most of them widows witn lamines to support. At least two stalwart Sena tors are directly impiicateu m uo iou bery of widows and orphans. V e are not yet prepared to believe that any party can be permanently prospered by such means. I Ot siro to lifcV.- it Iitinctl y ndcr btootf, that 1 am sell FiiruUbiiig Book for (lit- ;rp.dtd t;Uool cilbcr by Exchange or Introductory fricts as ( Leap as any one in tbx; Ciiy l doea not matter lo tVboiu you are in- vtructcd for your Hooks iy Mips giyu your Cbildren, i nacrMnnu . tbat iliey can be filled at iu Kate by Sending ihem to me. no one ctM'.vntii.nnvJiE; no ... - ...w-i It UflV ONE CAN v.w ' V i j - Respectful ly, Another Theatre Burned. New York, November 2. The Al hambpa Sporting Theatre, West 2th street, was burned down last night. ThArA wM no ne.rformance in the thea- tr-A it hfinor closed on account of the death of one of its proprietors. Fortv I ears' Experience of an 01a Nurse, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the presenp tr.n f iha iwsr. Kemale Physicians and n.c n ,a iTnituri sr,ites. and has been used for forty years with never-failing safety and suc cess, by millions of mothers and children from the riku c ;Afik old to the adult, it 3nf .M iit. f th stomach, relieves wind n m,i,t..ih hnttPls. and gives rest, health rndwrnfort to mother and child We believe it 5!. and surest remedy In the world L in an Ol Uj aCl 1 id J :. " whether it arises from teething or from any other cause. Full directions for using will accompany mini, hnttiu Knn rrenuine unless the lac-simile of Curtis &erklns, is on the outside wrapper. Kr.ni hv ail medicine dealers. 25 cts a bottle. WANTED. TJiLi 01 ten cords:of good . . o1-beeen now and the first or Novem. bl.Yoad selIMPly at THlSOFFIClt OOwll Heartily Recommended. . Oon'toondemn a good thing because you have been deceived by worthless nostrums. Parker's T?inS-.0.,lleJha8 t111 man la section of J1prders, and we recommend It heartily to such sufferers.-News. 7 Containing all the essentials of a true tonic and sore to give satisfaction, li Brown's Iron Outers? LAUNDRY WORK For Our Neighboring Town. t wtt.T, nav Fmress charges and do Laundry X Work at my regular list prices on all work sent tn mo from neighboring towns, when sent in lots of So worth of work at one time. Special rates to hotels and schools. I have some Laundry machinery that I will sell low. Price list iurnisnea Apply to B N. SMITH, octl8 Charlotte Steam Laundry, MOZART SALOON, J03. FISCHESSZR Proprietor, IT1EALS AT ALL. HOURS Dai orlnleht. Tryon street, below Central Hotel sept8 WANTED. A dozen good. live, energetic agents, to canvass Charlotte and vicinity to solicit for members to tne Royal Benefit Association, of Nashville. Ten. nessee Membership now five thousand. Call on or addrees J. L. NICHOLSON, At Buford House, Charlotte, N. C. dtf MOTTO. sepi2'! R. Eddins. Co b on Factory FOR SALE, B virtue of a decree of the Fupenor Conn; ot Catawba county, made in the case of P. c. Shufordand others, plaintiffs, vs A.M.Powell and others defendants, at s-princc Term. 1 hK2.of Catawba countv superior Court, the undersigned as Receiver, will sell at public sale, at the court house in Newton N. C, on MONDAY, the 6TH DAY of NOVEMBER, 1882. the following valu able property, to-wit : me lactorv ot tne Lonpr isianauorron mius To gether with acres land, including the entire water power ot seven ieet neaa iactory uuiicuiig 00x40. two stories high, flouring and saw mills. store and cotton houses, blacksmith shop and 5 tenement houses, and the following machinery"; 1 picker. 1 36 inch double beater and lapper. 6 36 inch 14 top flat cards. railway head. 2 drawing names 9 deliveries each. I ring irames (.ni'ides berry make), all in good order, Danforth cap frames, 134 spindles total number spindles 81o, l lravis card grinder, bunch and baling press; also a lame lot of old looms, pullies, siiattmg, &c For more accurate and definite description of the property and the conditions of said sale reference is hereby made to the decree above re ferred to. TKRM: Twenty per cent, of thenurohase money cash and the balance In equal instalments or tnree mouths anu six months, bond and ap proved security required of purchaser, or the Keceiver is by said decree authorized to vary terms to suit purchasers. The Keceiver is also authorized by said decree to sell said property at private sale, upon such terms as shall be agreed upon between him and purchaser, and lie will entertain private bids until dav of sale. Persons wishing to examine said property will find Dr. A. M. Powell and Mr. Levi Shuford on the premises, either of whom will take pleasure in snowing the same. Address JOHN L. COBB, Receiver. se3Ctds Lincolnton, Lincoln Comity, N. C, tER& WILSON'S NEW NO. 8. rsfe.V:sSrTifiSS No. 50-Connects at Charlotte with A & c Air Line for all points in the South and i-outh'west and with C, 0. & A R. R. for all points fcouth and Southeast. No. fV2 Connects at Charlotte with A. & C Alr Llne for all points South and Southwest- at Char lotte with C, C, 4 A. E. R. for all points South and Southeast. Charlotte Pineviile fort Mill Ri'Ck Htli Smith's ' Lew:s Clio.-ter... Crnwali's . . . , Blacks'o k's . . 'ootvv-:rd's.. Wh'te Oak..' J , V - I AUtjer s Winnsboro',.. Siiih son's. ... RUIaewav ' -J ..: : -i :u BlJthe.vood.'.'.! .ii . - , u .mu--s intended f-.-r rxhUM'lon excei.ten) win lie transporter! fTeP r lenay rrtigut at sUipinn mnt. anil u; i sentation of rrcelpted Freight Bill, rim (v, ot Seoretiry of the Kair Asoeiation tin' tlw ' i has been . xlilbltert. money will W ret.'inieV' For further infoimatlon, ddiirrss n r i II r.u ri i Ass't Gen. Freight and Pas,. Agent ! Columi. a J. H. DRAKK. Acung oen'i rreiLiit Ac M oui Ocneral P.tssei v-, i r.i.-i ;tov . La: i.r!ey, . (race K sent. SL.AfOHTKU. nt;er a : N. V. Pi. C. It A I IJtOAn. GfilNG WK.ST NO. 50-Dally. Leave Greensboro p 05 p m Arrive Kernersvilie 10.41 pm Arrive Salem 11.25 pm NO. 52 Daily, except Sunday. Leave Greensboro u.n() a m Arilve Kernersvilie 11.01 am Arrive Salem n.35 a m GOING EAST. NO. 51 Dally, except Sunday. Leave Salem 5. 1 5 a m Arrive KernersvMe 5.50 am Arrive Oreensboro 7.0O a m NO. 58 Daily. Leave Salem o.OO p m Arrivf Kernersvilie H.40 p Arrive Greensboro 8.00 p m STATE UMVEHSITV It I I.HO I. i KoTT- GOING NORTH. Daily ex Siinday. Leave Chapel Hill 1 I ijtfi" am Arrive L'liUMrslty, i 11.40 a m I No. 2. GOING SOUTH. j Dai y lex. Sunday. Arrive University 12.10 pm Arrive Chape: Hill 1.00 p ni Pullman Sleeps Cars Witbout Giiaoie Ori Train No. 50. New York and AManta via W,is:. lngion and Dauvhle, ana between GreeiisOio aiiJ Charleston. On Train No. 52. Richmond am' CLailotie ar.d Washington and Charlotte ia Da:i'.i:ie. tif Through Tickets on sa!e at Greensboro'. Baleiah, Goiusboro'. Salisbury and Cnarlotte. and all principal points South. Southwest. West, North and East. hr fcmlgrant Rates to Louisiana, Tex as, Arkansas and the Southwest, address, A. POPE. General Passenger Ager.t. may2 BieliMond. Va WESTERN N. C. RAILROAD. 1 tfllE ItF.N L hA.-K.. aanssury, N. C, ft-iubrr uili, KN i . I vs st nr.iti 1,1 EAST. WK-iT. Passtng'r Tr-iin ! No. 2. I Arrive rA? 111 " 4 2pni " 1 '!' ! m I H.D'Pl! " 12.ru pn " 1 1 5) a 111 " 10.08 am " 9.02 a in Leave rl.Oii a m " f'..(l I a li' bi'ATI:NS. I aM-!i No 1 . sansMiry . .St te-vliie . . . . Newton . . ... H-..X-. ;y . I ..ilo:,iut,jii . Marion ( t'.ck Mountain A.-hei!le Warm brings , p''iiri l-.ht r. An'.vt Cofinects at Sa Train .' I iisl urr i:h R. .V- D. U If ,1. : points .Norrh and S.-u'1) aad f-"in H.:i nects at S atesvide with A.. T. A- O. Division ot '. ; C. A' A H. H. Connects at Warm Spring I' Tenn , Va tt Ga. H. K., 'or Morrlstown and ' South-nL-.-t. Train c. -i Cut,i'-i-t Watm SmPuss vlth E T.. V H. tr 111 Mori istown and tne Suutli-v-e-it. at Stattswile vi h A.. T i O. ldviplon A. R It., and at SalisM,r vitti R 5c I all puints North and Hist and tor Uueit 'I krough Tickets on sale at Salisbury. Sta'esvi'ie. AsUevil'v a Warm Springs to ail prii c p il ciiie-. J, K. Mm.Ml Ki ll oct'25 Audit r. O. V. A I'. A- A- ! (1 : d ('. h. RICHMOND DANVILLE B.B. PASSENGEE DEPAKTAIEffT. "egbnand afer A prii oOlh, 1S2. the passen ger train service on the Atlanta A- l !,-irlot:e Air Line idvis-on of this road will be as follows: Lightest Running and Best Sewing Machine in the World. Try It before buying any other. AGENTS WANTED, - ty Send for Terms and Price List Wheeler &, Vilon fflannfactur'g Co KlUilMUJMJ, VA. D. G. MAXWELL, Agent, Charlotte, N. C may 11 1 Mail and WESTWARD. I Express. Mall. I No. 50. No. 52. Leave Charlotte. M. ' 1.00 a nr 12.50 p ni Anive Gastonia. L 1 2.02 a in; 1.47 p m Arrive Spartanburg. K j WUii) 4 Ori p.m Arrive Greenville, H ' 5.59 am 5.29 pm Arrive Seneca, G j 7.43 am 7.08 pm Arrive Toccoa. F ! 9. 18 a m 8.30 p m Arrive Babun Gap Junction,, j 10 ()i am 9. 10 p m Arrive Lula, E 10.37 a ni 9.4B p m Arrive Gainesville 1 1 Ori a m 1 0. 1 5 p m Arrive Atlanta ) 1,30 p n. 12.40 a m Mall and i EASTWARD. Express. Mall. No. 51. I No. 53. Leave Atlanta I 2.15 p mi 4.00 a m Arrive Gainesville , 4 51pm; H.19am Arrive Lula, K ' 5 22pm H.50am Arrive Kabun Gap Junction, , 5.59 p mi 7.41 a m Arrive Toccoa, F ri.40 p m . nam Arrive Seneca, G 8.0ri p m 9 2riani Arrive Greenville. H lO.Ori p m 11.03 pm Arrive Spartanburg. K. 11.40 p m 12.24 p m Arrive Gastouia, L I 2.0ri ami 2 50 p m Arrive Charlotte, M I 3 15 a m 4.00 p m CONNECTIONS. A with arriving trains of Georgia Central and A. W. P Railroads. B with arriving trains of Georgia Central, A. W. P. and W. & A. Railroads. C with arriving trains of Georgia Railroad. E with Northeastern Railroad of Georgia to and from Athens, Ga. F with Elberton Air-Line to and from aipenon, Georgia. G with ooiumnia and oreenvuie to anu uum Columbia and Charleston, 8. C. H with Columbia and Greenville to ana irom Columbia and Charleston. S. C. K with Spartanburg and Asheville, and Spartan burg. Union and Columbia to and from Henderson and Asheville, and Alston and Columbia. L with Chester and Lenoir JS arrow uauge iu uiu from Dallas ana Chester. . . M with C . C. & A . C. C K. & u. ana a., r. a u. for all points West. North and East. Pullman alooninu-nnr service on trains N OS. oil and 51 daily, without change between Atlanta and ew i oik. G neral Passenger and n!Uet At-r,-T. M. R. Taixott, Uene al Manager. I. Y. SAGE. Superintendent. ROCKBRIDGE, VA.. i ALU1V3 WATEP , ' m ,'T . ,1..,,, . ,K .. r . . . , j Ull llli'ic lililll li ill i: Lriiiui j ii'i.' r.i , ; . t 1 III ir;'iur n in u ;i, n ici i qrci.i n. ' range of Chronic diseases. Multitude-ui ....!! i can iestlfy to its unsurpassed erlicacy in n- i i and cure of those ailments pec iltar to t.v.t - . i -DYSPEPSI4-In its varied and most distressing lm in- :s c. '.. CHRONIC, BRONCHITIS. SCHOrl'I-A - CHRONIC DIARRHOEA AND Dir-i-NTr i -yield most rapidly, and permanent re- Bottled in Its natural state, direct tr-it Springs, which are beautlfuily loealnl h. H bridge county. Ya., and are rpen f r t.'ie p-k'-of visitors troni June 1st to OctoUu l-t. r..-.. year; capacity, 1 ,000 guests. For sale, wholesale arid retail, by Pr I. n. ADEN and Dr. T. C. SMITH, Charlotte, N C. marl2 ly MINERAL LAN D FOR SALE. A BARGAIN Is offered in a traC of iat.d !', :. Dowtll county, lingon the r-jaltmai :t ' fordton to Marlon, and about 12 miles ir.'in l. - erfordton. It lies ciirect,y on me vein .n strata, which has developed some uoo-i i -: ' -mines. No development has been atieiiipv'i. several pieces of gold weighing noni p have been found In the brandies on trar-t contains 100 acres and will De ppiy to aulri It T:. CHAS. h. .I0. Charlotte. N C. 1 100 pages. History of .i cal Parlies, by tKNATou It gives eveiything I ''; polulcs, and ui ltes hi-i' strucllon and ready rt ) -r i. onlybysubscriiit-.ini; ' tions sent direct will N by mail or CO. l. at Ma Co's expense. A-'Ms ' Must apply earl), tor t-i::'" ing npldly assigned. 1 now ready. A(:ie-s KTRESMi" F! BLI-HIN' ' ' i ml?. If"""" 2t N' rtli Se-Hi.-:li .-I'- ' ' AMERICAN POLITICS, BY. HON. TH03. V. COOPER. C. C. & A. R. R. Office General Passenger agent. W Schedule in effect September 3d, 1882. SOUTHWARD. No. 52 dally mail and express. Leave Statesvilte 7 00 a m Arrive at Charlotte 9 Go a m Leave Charlotte, (c) 2 00 p m Arrive at Columbia, (b) ti 30 p m Leave Columbia, (b) ti 3 p in Arrive at Augusta 10 50 p m No. 20 daily, except Sundays. Leave Charlotte - 4 20 p in Arrive at Columbia, T 35 a in No. 18 runs dally except Sundays. With passen ger coach attachtd, Leave Charlotte 5 00 a m Arrive at columDia, 3 32 p m NORTHWARD. No. 53 dally mall an! express. Leave Augusta, (a) 7 35am Arrive Coiuuibia, (b) 1 1 45 a m Leave Columbia, (b) 11 52 a m Arrive at Charlotte, (c) 4 15 p ra Leave Charlotte, 5 00 p m Arrive at Statesville, 7 05 p m No. 19 dally, except Sundays. Leave Columbia, 4 05 p m Arrive at Charlotte, 1 05 a m No. 17, freight, with passenger coach attached. Runs daily except Sundays. Leave Columbia, 5 00 a m Arrive at Charlotte, 3 15 P m CONNECTIONS. (a) With all lines to and from Savannah, Flori da, and the South and Atlanta, Macon and the fcouthwest. Tb) With South Carolina Railroad to and from Charleston. (c) With Richmond & Danville Railroad to and from all points North and Carolina Central Rail road. Pullman Sleeping Cars run on Trains No. 52 and 53 between Charleston and Washington. D. C. via Danville, Lynchburg and Charlottesville. Also, on Trains No. 52 and 53 between Charlotte and Richmond. Above schedule Washington time. For further Information, address . R. TALCOTT, Superintendent, M. SLAUGHTER, Gen'l Pass. Agt. D. Cabdwell, Richmond, Va. Assistant Gen'l Pass. Ag't, Columbia, S. C. FRESH STOCK OF GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, I O HONS, BOOTS and SHOES, Just Received by J. J, & J. W. ADAMS, Tryon street, Opposite Methodist church, sept 10 tf -at 'rue CO. I ! III llWJ rvjt" i CROCK K II V, GLASNWAHK, 1IWVAUE and NOI'IOXS ITIEiV-'t and H;' 1 HATS A C. M.ETHEUKIX' Under Tiaders' National H oct22 POSITIVELY THE BEST CKiAN IN TOWN FOR 5 CENT 3. : Wildcr's Dr fto THY THEM. octl3 Biiiteriek WITH METROPOLITAN SllET NOVEMBIR, JUST ItECKiVK!'. TIDDY & BROTJ11 oct24 THREE SAKli TTAOR SALE, any two of three K ti viu, Vrm.f Hiifns. all of tne.ni bj the best of makes. 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The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Nov. 3, 1882, edition 1
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