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. ' I" D A 1 1, Y (3 H A R L Q3lX26 il SI i1 " if PURIFIES After a thorough trial of the ' Ho Speaker will And it of tha greatest value where a Tonic la neoefrl sary. I recommend it m reliable remedial went, possessing tin doubted nutritive and restorative pronerties. -i a mini amm n.nu a w t Sa'Dl BARTER MEDICINE CO., 1131. maerMTO Dr-CLARB al Indian Blood Sgrrup Cures all diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, kidneyp, skin and blood. Millions testify to its efficacy in healing the above diseases, and pronounce it to be the Best Remedy Known 'so Man. Guaranteed to Cure Dyspepsia. &-AGENTS WANTED Latorattry 77 West 3id st eet, New York City. DRUGGISTS SELL IT. TRADE MARK. i rr i -Dr. Clak DOWNINGSVILLK, N. C, JulT 8th, benefited me fur Ltver Complaint. ji!22 AGEi AMERICAN FARMERS' PICTORIAL UZtgJZSZZZ tfCLOPEDIA OF LIVE-STOC And Complete STOCK. BOCTUHl. a w.i ev alnTPonttrr. Bees and Firmer and DrA H Baker, the diBtingnlahed Veterinnry iVSt of Sth talSetffandSiBease. Entirely FRR8H MINERAL WATER, BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, TDST BECEITID, AT Dr.J.H.McADEN'S DRUG STORE. SARATOGA VICHY, From Saratoga Springs. N. Y. A new water je senbllng the Imported Vichy. Recommended as an antacid; cures dyspepsia, aids diges tion, Is a powerful tonic and strong diuretic. Also, Ilathorn Xatural Mineral WATER, Ree.mmended very big.ily as a cith irtic and al t jrat'.ve and In all forms of dyspepMi. Also, 5 CASES CONGRESS WATER, 10 CASES ROCKBRIDGE ALVXC, 10 CASES BUFFALO LIT HI A. AND A FCLL SUPPLY OF IMPORTED APOLLIHARIS -AND- HUHYADI JAN03 WAT EES. THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY ! HUNYADI JAN OS. The b2St Natural Aperient As a Cathartic: Does: -A wine glass fall before breakfast. The Lancet "Hunyadl Jaws.- B;iron LKbig at-H-ma that Us richness In apeil nt salts surpasses that ol all other known waters." The Br"tlsh Medical Journal -"Hunya-ii Jnos The most agreeaMe, safest and most tfflcaclam aperient water." - Prof. Vlrchow, Berlin' Invariably good and Tompt stxjess. most valuable " irof. Bimbergpr, Vi-nna ' I have prescribed ttese writers with remarkable success." ProL Pcanzonl, but this." Wurszburg. I prescribe none Prof. Lander Brunton. M. I., K B 8., London -"Mora pleasant than Its rivals, and su passes them In efficacy." Prof. Atken, U D . F. B. pital Nei ley, "Preferred HohshfiL" a. Boyal Military Hos to FHllna and ir.ed- JOHN H. McADEN, . Imparting and Dispensing Pharmacist, Njrth Tryon 8Jeet,... . .- Charlo't-, N. C. DON'T GO TO SARATOGA, Wnen you can get water Just as fresh and spark ling as when It Mows from the spring at Saratoga. We receive this water In large block tin reservoirs which we return as soon as emptied to be refilled caln every week. J H. Mo A DIN, Druggist and Chemist. Preserliittons care fully prepared by experienced and eompeteat druggist, day or nlgm. JsnU WESTERN H. C. RAILROAD OlTIGZ Gni'l. PASSKIteSB OXNT, Salisbury, N. O., October 12th. 1S32. schedule: BAST. WEST. Kssseng'r Train No. 2. Arrive 6.4ft V to " 4 28 p m " 809 p m " 2.10 p m " 12.54 pro " 1 1 60 a m " 10.08 am " ft.02 am Leave 6-00 a m ' 6.00 a m STATIONS. Passeng'r Train no. l. Salisbury. .etatesvllle . Newtoa . ... Hickory.. ...Morgantvn. ..wManon ... Leave H lOan Arrive 7.28 a m " 8.49 a m " 9 'AH a m " 10.4Sam " 11.49 am " 1 63 D m Biack Monntaln ..Ashe vllle... Warm Springs ..Pigeon hlver. " 3 00 p m " fi44pm " 6 46pm -TrainNo 1 Connects at Salisbury with R. 4 D. R B from all points North and South and from halelgb. con nects at 8tatesvllle with A.,T. & O. Division of C, O. A A. R. R. Connects at Warm Springs with E. Tenn , Va ft Ga. B B..for Morrlstown and points Sooth-west, - . - ; Train 5 Connect st Warm 8prlngB with E, T., V. & Ga. B. B. fmr3 Morrlstown and the South-west Connects , at StatesvtUe uh a.. T ft O. Dlvlnlon of C. Cft ' A. K B.i and at Salisbury with' R ft n. R R for ' all points North and East and for Balelgh. en sale at Salisbury. 8tarevlll. Ashevtlle and the Warm Springs to all prlnc pal cities. j oct2S Auditor, G. F. ft P. Agent POSITIVELY THE BEST CIGARS IN TOWlt FOB 8 CENT3, at ! !jj in f. ; 6 TRYjTnEM. net 1 3 FREE! -1 n,m- r-'iifil ; ,-f ' $itpttu W Uaaka IVl M It . it -' U Kiix CX WAf.O 4 CO . Uuisisas, Me. f 4$$m SELF-PURE A combination of ; toxuie of Iron, Peruvian Mark and 1'hosplunrus i a palatable form, for Debility, Lous of Appe tite, Prostration of VUal Powers it is indispensa ble. BJ3V. J. L. TOWNER, Industry, I1L, says: "I consider it most excellent remedy for the debilitated vital forces. " J0BNS0O Johns m : -Your Ii.dlan Blood f yrup has greatly JulllAA jjJiilH Dogs. By Hon. J. Periam. iditor in hiei Prtiirio Surgeon and writer. Covers every f new. Nnthlu like .It No oon.pet.Mon Covers every subject pertain- i.'be.npest dook 720 Engrav w. Exclusive New York. W OM A 5 ER IIES1 FRIEND ! DR. J. BRADFIELD'S FERULE REGULATOR. THIS Famous lemedy mott hap?Ily meet? the demand or the age for wm iu' pecmlar end multifoim mictions it Is a remedy tor wouin o L Y, a :d lor 0" K SPECIAL cl or her dis eas-s. It is t sptciflc for certain diseased ondl tlons of the won b. and triposes to at control tne Munstrual Function a to temate ail th-; derange- m-nts an J lnegu ar.ties of woman's JIDNIIILV ICKiEf. Its proniletor claims fo" It no other msdlcal proiH'ny; and to doutu the fac that this tm-dlclne does Dositlvely Do.st 8s s'ich c jntro!ltng nd regu- latlnK powers Is sloipiy to discredit tne voluntary t -stlmony of thousands of living wltne!e3 who are to-day exultli g In lb lr restoration to sound health and napplntfts Kradf i-ldTa Female Itegulntor Is strictly a t getab'.e com ound and Is 'he. pro duct or medical tc'eacehiu p actloiil experleLce dlrec ed towards (he bjnefit or M FFCKING WOn It Is the stud.ed prescription of a learned phy sician hse specialty was wOMi i and hos fame became envl tbla and bo indiess Decauw i i his wan de ful success l i the tre-tmtnt a i i c ir of fema e complHl!its THE b.EGULAT 'Rlsihe GBANDKaT ttfcMSDY ka wn, and richly de serves Us narue: V07It'S BET FRlt.NO, Because it controls a class of furc'Ions the varl us d-rangeuifnts of which cause more lllhrnlih ibxn all otner cause CjmDiird. and tnus icsems her fr'm a long train of afflictions whtch sorely embit ter her life, and prematurely en her t-xKu-ne. Oh. wh-.t a multitude of Uviog wi nesses can test fy tu its charming tfTect8! wOM a ! take to your conn tence this lre-iu II -tnii of eienltU. It will relieve you of nearly all the cjmp'alnts peculiar to your sex! Rely upon It as your safe guard for health, happiness and Ions life. PEEPARKD ONLY BY Dr. J.Bradfield, Atlanta, Ga. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, pT'lSmall size 75 cents rRICE (Large size 81.50 nov'25 Hostettfr's Stomach Blt'ers gives steadiness to the nerves, indues a beaUhy, natural flow of bile, preve- ts cans'lpat'on with ut unduly purging thi bowels, gently stimulate- the circilatlon. and bt prom. uli. g a vigorous con-iltlon of he phyMca' system, promotes, also, that cheefulne-s which Is the truest indication of a well ba'ancad conaltlm of all the animal powers For sale by all Iiraglsts and ueaiers generally, janl Disease is an effect, not a cause. Its origin is within; Its manifestations without Hence, to cure the disease the catjsk must be removed, ai d In no other way c?in a cure ever be effected. WAS NER'S 8AFE KIDNEY , and LIVES CTRB is es tablished on ust this principle. It realizes that 95 PER CRNT. of all diseases arise from deranged kidneys and ltver, and It strikes afenoe 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 restokkk, and, by placing them In a healthy condition, drive disease and pain from the sys tern. Kor the lnnnmerable troubles caused by nn healthy Kidneys. Liver and t.'rtnry Organs; tor the dlstressluK Dl.sorders of women; ror Huana, and tor physical derangements generally, this great remedy basno equal Beware of 1m posters, imitations and concoctions said ro oe ust as good For Diabetes, ask tor waknkh'h bajtk iia BETES CUBE. For sale by all dealers. M. If. WA1IKEH & CO., Hnch)'ier, N". V. : SPTlfi - MI N ERAL LAND FOR SALE. A" ftAR's AIN Is offered In a tract of land In Mcr Dowell county. Ulnc on the road "rom Bother- fordton to Marlon, and about 12 miles from Ruth- erforuton. It lies dlrert.y on the Vein Mountain strata, vhich has developed some ood paying mines. o development hxs been sttemp'ed but several pieces of go d weighing f om 8 pwta don hafe been found In the branches on it The tract contains HO seres and will oerold cheap . DDf to " : JUiKi'o, an I A , '! ' - Charlotte.N C. Charlotte. City. Water Works Company, A MEETING Of tn siOCnno;aais win w uru at noon on the 19th tar tut, it the office ol . a a is. a l.u v a Mimw v in Charlotte. N C JAMES GAMBLE, Presidents ao9 7 f STOMACH S CURE NEW'S NOTES The Journal dwj' Djbuir3, i f P,tri3 sa)b Uial Ei glami lias prac'.ic-ally takm pussts-jitm ut Egypt. Eaima Julmsoif, aed 24 yeaif, euui- rjuiited su ciJe nt D15 Hamilton street, LiiiladelpitM, Monday. Jt-aiously is sup poteJ to have been the caue. Maj-u" Frt-drrit k liolti, of the Swiss CoultderatiiMi, ms arrested on buaid the steamer liuiiieland, at New York, on Sunday, on the charge of nmappro priaiiug tunds of the Swiss govtrn ment. TheSwis-s consul w s noLifid of his flight and caused his auest. Daniel Kline, a wealthy retired far mer, of Denver, Lancaster county, Pa., whose mental faculties had been lm- Daired. suffocated himself Monday. When louna he was aeaa in oea, wild his trousers drawn tightly over his heal. On Saturday two sons of Milo Balch, of Mansheld, Conn., aged respectively nine and ten years, were cutting hay irom a stack, when it was blown down, and thev were buried beneath it and suffocated. J bn Kelly was re eltcted chairman of lUe New York Tammany committee on organization Monday evening, lieso lutionsipledging Mayor Edson support and congratulating ihe peonle on a "mayor who possesses the courage to stand by his convictions even against a prejudiced press were adopted. Senor 1 rancisco Pelatz. district at torney ot the upper court of Havana, Cuba, was assassinated in his own house Mondav bv a negro and two mulattots It ii supposed that their motive was revenge. Southern Cotton Mills. Ntw Orleans Tlmes-Deuiocra'. The National Cotton Exchange's re port of lift; movement of the staple to January 1 alf.irds still further evidence of the prosperity of the Southern cotton mills and their large increase of pro duction. The following are its figures of the amount of cotton taken by the Southern and Northern mill3 for the four months of September, October, November and December: 1831. 1882. Southern mi. Is UMj.uoo 130,000 Nortnern mills 1,016,151 928,263 Total 1,116,151 1,058363 The Northern mills here show a de crease in their takings of nearly 9 per cent, while those of the Siuth increased theirs 3i) per cent., and proportion of the consumption ot all the. American mills from 0 to 13 prrctnt. I hi is a grain uig exhiU', but one that we are not at all surprised at. Th Times Democrat tins repeatedly shown how the cotton manufactories of the country must, in the course of time. move South to ,he c tton Qeld?. This mo vt ni-ut appears to have begun in earnest. During Uie past two year, cotton mills containing 394 GOOspindles, and aggregating ?sl0.592,OO0 m capital, have oeen estabhsried s .u h of the Pott - mac and all of these are fl mnshiDg and making moi.ey. A coi respondent of the New York Herald, Mr B.tUard Smith, who has been traveling through ihe South for Uie puipose of gelling the view of our people on the tariff question, has inter viewed nuny of the cotton manufac turers ot Georgia and the two Caroli iiu?, t tie seat ot tne nntst prosperous mills in the country, and finds them wonderfully indilf rent about the duty on cotton goods. -it may nuit ttie northern mills," thev sav, "to repeal this duty, but it will scarcely affect us, and the reduction in the cost of ma chinery that will ensue trom a change in the tariff will more than compensate us lor anv reduction in tne value ol cotton good?, that may follow the re peal of the duty on them. Another interesting point brought out by him in these interviews was rel ative to the market for Southern cotton goods. The Northern manufacturers, while acknowledging the prosperity and growth of the Southern mills, usu ally reply that it is all very good for the present, that it is probable that cotton manufacturing in the South will con tinue to increase and grow until it is able to supply this section with all the goods it needs; and it will then come to a sudden stop, a ne plus ultra. Mr Ballard Smith discov ered that the S)uthern cotton mills were not only supplying the home mar ket, but exporting larg amounts of goods abroad, one of the Georgia mills having a big contract for China. It would be interesting to discover how much of the cotton goods exported from this country are manufactured in Southern mills; we feel convincpri.i rom Mr Smith's showing, that they furnish considerably more than their per cent-. age or our exports. It is illustrative of the situation to read the laments of the Philadelphia papers over the disorganized and un satisfactory condition of the textile manufactories oi mat city, nearly a third of which are now idle. Philadel phia is the most important cotton man ufacturing centre of our larger cities, tnd the bad condition of the cotton gods business there explains the fig ures of the National Cotton Exchange, showing, as thev do, a large decrease in the takings of Northern and a heavy increase in those of Southern mills. The PI ws of 1882. Af mla CoQ tltut on. All that the Constitution has dared to hope and more than it has ever said. tor the farmers of Georgia and their work during the past year, is justified by the official showing of the commis sioner of agriculture printed from ad vance sheets this morning. Just look at the record. The biggest corn crop ever raised in the State, reaching 36 5)63,940 bushels or more than 12,'JOO.OOO bunhels in excess of the corn crop of the ) ear before.. In oats there were harvested 11,043 482 bushels, or more than double the oat crop of 1880. In wheat au increase of 12 percent. over the crop or tne previous year. reaching perhaps 3,o00,000 bushels. In cotton, no decrease on account of the surplus of other crops, but a total of 941,866 hales, an increase of about 100,000 bales, a total value of over $40,- 000,000 for the lint alone, not to meas ure the value of the seed. In pork and pigs more than 59 per cent, of what was needed for the farm ers of Georgia, was raised in Georgia In potatoes the increase was 33 per cent, in sugar cane 25 per cent. In peas chufas and hay the same, and in fruit and truck a larger growth. The indebtedness of the farmers is 7fl nercent of that of last vear. which means that they have patd up 24 per cent, of whatthev owed. And the ave rage increase of the value of farming lands in Georgia is 14 per cent. Who will not lift his hat to the farm ers of the commonwealth ! Their work for 1882 has been in its wav a prodigv. That they have been favored with wonderful success That they have planted wisely and wotked earnestly. What of the present year? It looks as if thev will do quite as well as they have done. With 24 per cent, less of debt, with a very small decrease in the averace of food crops, with farms in better fl than ever, chances are that they will give the State another pros perous twelve months. 1 he very econ omy with which thev are buying now, and which makes trade a trifle dull, is evidence, that having started on the road to independence, they are not go mg to oe lea to one side or the other. Mark nil the br.lles tha grace the ball. Blonde or brunette, full-formed or slight -' And she. you'll find, transcends them al, ' Whose teeth are the most pure and white Whose toilet never knows ihe want, - Of the victorious SOZODONT. , Kf. '3. P. .Walkun. Monrce. N. C. sav t "Brown's - j Iron Bitters eared me of palpitation, ol . the heart, j Utct complaint and dyspersia." What's Best for the ft egro Citizens in the Future. The following sensible article we ti p from the Star Enterprise, an organ of the cohred peoule. published at Gj'dsloro The negro citizens have been used aa political stepping stones by evil design ed men ever since their emancipation, greaily to the injury of themselves and the Country in which they live, but in the fultue it is to be-hoted that thev will act as free citizens and always dare to do what thev think is the best for their success in the general government and the State in which they live. And support such men as they believe will enact the most congenial laws for the government of the people regardless of race, color or previous condition of servitude." But in the meantime turn their attention from the walks of poli tics to the more successful vocations of life, to the diversity of trades that will secure a permanent livelihood for them selves and families. There is little political future for the negio in their won Id be land or the "free and home of the brave," and the sooner they fiud it out the better it will oe tor the two million of colored voters who go to the polls once every four yers and stir up strife between them selves and the dominant race in this country. it is true that the negro has made considerable progress in the United StaU s in the past twenty years of free dom, and has accumulated some prop erty in defiance of race prejudices and business discriminations, yet we can safely say that not one thousandeth part of it was gained in p ditical offices or playing second Addle to the man or men of either party who held the purse stnngs. The negro will have to accumulate property and acquire education before he can ever expect to assert his roan- hood with any assurance of independ ence ana influence as American citi zen?. The Uoldsboro Oil Mill. Go'.d&boro Messenger. The Goldsboro oil mills commenced work last Friday. The magnificent machinery in operation, driven by the large eighty horse power engine, is an interesting and truly wo d-rfulsifcht. We visited the mills on Friday evening and were struck with the facility with which each pice of machinery did its allotted part in the mighty whole. The seed are pi iced in a hopper on the ground tl or, where they are cleared of all loose cotton and trash, and thence carried by cup eleva ors to h ppers on the fourth rl t. where they are fed into two large gins on the third floor, where they are ginned eh sel ; the lint arising from this process passes into a cotton press on the scond floor, while the seed are carred into a shilling mill which separates the shells from the kernels, throws the shells out and pass es the kernels into a grinding mill from which they are carried to the oil presses on the ground rl tor; the oil (lows from the presses into trot:ghs.and thence pusses through pipes into large iron tanks to be refined for use. ihe building is md necissarily so a pow erful one-, well adapted to the imni use machineiy driven within its walls. Hale's Honey f Horehonnd and Tar overt owers the mo t troublesome cough. Fke's Toothache Drops cure In one rnlrute, Gtenn's Su'phur Snap cures skin diseases. potteries Tfte 1ublic is rejpiexted carefully to notice the new and enlargitl Schedule to be drawn Monthly. ty l' A PI TAL PRIZE, $73,000. rickelM only 5. wbare iu Proportion Louisiana Stats Lottery Co. "li'e do hereby certifu that tee ftunervme the ar- rangeiiuants fur all the Monthly and Senix-Annual Drawing -f the lxniixiana State Lottery Company, arid in perxon manage arid control the Drawings themselves arid that the same are conducted with hotiexty fairness and in good faith toward all par ties, and we authorize the Company Jo use this certifl cate. xth fac sitmlcs of our signatures attached, in its adrertisetivmt." Ci'iuiiiUkioncr. Incorirated in 186K for 26 years by the Legis lature for Educational and Charitable purposes with a capital of 81, 000.000 -to which a reserve fund of $ft50.000 has since been added. Bj an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise whs made a part of the present State Constitution adopted December 2d, A D. 1879. The o ly Lottery ever voted on and f naorseo Dy he. people of any htate. IT HAVER fClLES OS POiTPONIS. Its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER Drawings will take olace monthly A 8PLEN riu ofn'KTi'wn y to wijn a fuk- TTJNB SECOND G BAND DRAWING, Class B, at New Orleans, Tucvdar February 13tb, 1883. 183d MONTHLY DRAWING SX CAPfTAI, PRIZE, $r5 OOO. 100,000 t icketa at Five nollars Eacb. Frac lons In Fifths In proportion. . LIST OF PBICES: 1 CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000 1 " ' 25,000 - 1 ' " lO.OOt 2 PBIZE8 of 6,000 12,000 5 " 2.000 10,000 10 " 1,000 10.000 20 " 500 10.000 100 " 200 20,000 800 " 100 80,000 600 " 50 25 000 1000 " 25 25,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 0 Approximation Prizes of $750 96 750 9 Approximation Prizes of 500 4 500 9 Approximation Prizes of 250 2,250 1,967 Prizes, amounting to 8265,500 Application for rates to dubs should only be made to the office of the company in New Orleans. For lurther lnrormatlon write clearly, giving full addres. i-end orders by Express. Registered Let ter or Money order, addressed only to M. A DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La. or M. A. DAUPHIN. 607 Seventh street, Washington, D. C jan9 $30,000 FOR $2. -POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OT THE In the City of Louisville, on Wednesday, January 3lr, 1S83. These Drawings occur on the last day of each month (Sunuays excepted) Repeated adjudica tion by Fed ra and State Courts have placed this company beyond tne controversy of the law. To this company bt-ling the sole honor of having lnaugumted the ouiy plan by which their drawings are proven honest and fair oeyond question. N. B The company has now on hand a large capital and reserve fund. Read caref u.ly the list of pr'z-s for the JANUARY DRAWING. I Pnze,. ......... lrlze, . 1 Prise 180,000 10,000 5,000 10,000 10,000 10 Prizes. 81,000 each.. 20 Prizes. 500 each... 100 Prizes. 100 each... 00 Prizes. 50 each... HOO Prizes, 20 ench... 10O0 Prizes, 10 each... 10,000 10,000 12,000 10.000 9 Prizes. SHOO Hh. Approximation Prt7ea S2.700 9 Prizes 200 " " " 1,800 PHwm. tOO - - " " 900 I.moo rfiw ,. ,.. fl 12.400 Whol TlekBts. 82; Half Tleketo,l: 87 Tickets ,50. 55 Tickets, $100 - Remit Money or BaitkDra.fi An Letter, or send by Express. DON'T SEND BYREGI3TKBSD LKTTKB OR FOSTOrFICB ORDER. Orders of $5 and upward, by Express, can be sent, at our ex pense. ! Address all orders to . - , . B, M. BOABDMAN,' Courier Journal i Building. IxKilrvUle, Ky. . , . . JOHN B. EDDINS, LEADER LOW PRICES, HAS GDT THE FINEST STOCK OF Christmas (Bloods In his Line ever Brought to the City. He has gol the Finest LADIES' WALLETS In the State. W He will show yon ten times the variety of any other house In Charlotte of CHILDREN'S TOY BOOKS. He w 11 show you POEM3 of every descrip tion and style of blndln . ' Hi mn Books, Testaments, bis shelves Psalms and in Immense Prayer Books are on quantities. OT" Ladles' Writing Det-ks, Gold Pecs 8tands and Fl- e Stationery to with them. Ink Photograph and Autograph Albums abound Chromos, Picture Frames well. EPDTNS can't tell ycu here ALL THAT HE H4.S GOT, but Just come and be convinced of what he says decl7 THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY FOR PAIN. Believes and cures RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, BACKACHE, HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE, SORE THROAT, QUINSY, SWELLINGS, SPRAINS, Soreness, Cuts, Bruises, FROSTBITES, BtBNS, SCALDS, And all other bodily aches ana pains. FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE. Sold bv all Drwnrlstsand Dealers. Directions In U languages. The Charles A. Vogeler Co. (Socmkii lo A. VOGELER A CO.) Baltimore, Id., C. 8. A. lajTs EKPEGTORANT It composed of Herbal and Mucilaginous prod ucts, whiou permeate tne aubstance of the Lnnri, expectorates the acrid matter that collects iu the Bronchial Tubes, aScl forms a. uotAlng' coating, vrlucn relieves tne Ir ritation, that ciiuoea the cough. It cleanses the lungs ot all Impurities, strengthens them when enfeebled by disease, invigor ates tne circulation of uie Diooa, ana Dracesthe nervous system. Sltsrht colds often end In consumption. It is dangerous to neglect them. Apply the remedy promptly. A test of twenty years warrants the assertion that no remedy has ever been foun d that is a s prompt in its effects as TUTT'S EXPECTORANT. A single dose raises the phlegm, subduts inflammation, aud its use speedily cures the mo-t obstinate cough. A pi easant cordial , chil dren take it readily. For Croup it is in-valuable and should be in every family. In 2!W. arra 41 Bottles. TUTT'S PILLS ACT DIRECT LYrTrTTiVErf? Cures Chilis and fever, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Bilious Colic, Constipa tion, Rheumatism, Piles, Palpitation of the Heart, Dizziness, Torpid Liver, and female Irregularities. If you do not ifei 1 very well," a single pill stimulates the stomach, restores the appetite, imparts vigor to the system. A NOTED DIVINE SAYS'. Da. Trrrr: Vear Sir For ten years I have been a martyr to Dyspepsia, Constipation and l'iles. Last spring your pills were recommended to me ; I used them (but with little faith). I am now a well man, have good appetite, digestion perfect, regulnr stools, piles gone, and I have gained fort y pounds solid flesh. They are worth their weight in gold. BEY. R. L. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky. Office? S5 Murray St.. New York. " TDTT'S MANUAL of t'seful' Beceipts FREE on application. Skating. Skating, skating. FINESTORT. INNOCENT AMUSE MENT. Commodious Hall. Polite Attendants. REASONABLE PPI.E3. Monthly and season tickets for sale. pelyto manager at the rink, or o. J Perry, agent. J. T. WILLIAMS, no. 8 Manager. SWIFT'S SPECIFIC CURES slROFVLl. SWIFI'S SPECIFIC CUKES SORES. SWlFt'S SPECIFIC CUKES UL.CEKM. SWIFT'S SPECIFIC CURES BOILS. SWIFT'S SPECIFIC CURES ERUPTIONS. SWIFT'S SPECIFIC CURES CATARKH. SWIFI'S SPECIFIC CURES ECZEITIA. SWIFI'S SPECIFIC CURES RIIEUIVIV'lll.TO. SWIFI'S SPECIFIC CURES SKIN niEA8ES. SWIFI'S SPECIFIC CURE BLOOD DISEASES. SWIFT'S SPECIFIC REMOVES ALL, TAINT. Eeredltaiy or otherwise. SWIFT'S SPECIFIC la the Great Blood Remedy of the age Write for fa 1 part Iculai s to . SWIET SPEOIHO CO., Atlanta, Ga. BOLD BY ALL DBFGGISTS. $1 to $1 73 per feottle. dec29.eod . 1 ' " ' a, M l, W. k C. L Alexaoder, SURGEON XJENTISTS. , 2.1!2?.?TeL?e West Corner of Trade sa Trjon Is irsns si . , to o p. ns. ll "j(tfvflWW'fTT'W7fnivfllA B ' l l14isiiisUMMsssssssss Jl' J ttmia.lniiiimiiMiiiii J inwi iiiirfTiitiniw wiii.j The ollowinsr ttcbedulea skm l:n.. rected by the Railroad Official, and may o tceiieo on sm Accurate: ai . S si s aa . Mh in taroima uauroau. OOOEffSED SCHEDULES, TRAINS GOING KAST. Date, Nov. 19th, 1882. Ao 51 No 53 f Dally. Dally. Leave Charlotte 4 Mam 4 40 p m " 8Hll8bui7 6. OS a ru 0 24 p m " High Point 7.28 a m 7.85 p ni Arrive Greensboro, 8-iuam 8.0S p m Leave wreensooro, 9 10pm Axrlve HUloboro, 1 1.28 p m Arrive Durham, 12.08 a m Arrive Balelgh, I 25 a m Leave Raleigh,.. 1.80am Arrive Goldsboro' 8.60 a ro No. 16- Dally except Saturday, Leave Greensboro. . ..6 39 a m Arrive at Ralnigh,. . ..2.45 p m Arrive at Goldsboro, ..8.00 p m No. 61-Connects at Greensboro' with B A u. R. R. for all points North. East and West, via Dan vllle At Sa lsbury with W. N. tl R H. for a l points in Western North Caroliaa. r Mo. 53 -Dally at Greensboro with R 4 D. B R. ior ail points North, Bast and West, and for all points on the W. ft W R. R. TRADT3 eOIHa WB3T. Date, Nov. lflthTl882. Na 50 No. 52 Dally. Dally. Leave Goldsboro,. j o.uO am An lve Balelgh 12.15 pin Leave Raleigh, 415pm Arrive Durham. 5 32 pm Arrive Hiilsboro 6.1 1 pm Arrive Greensboro, 8.30 p m Leave Greensboro, h.15 p m 10 11am rrlve High Point . . 9.60 p m 10 50 a m Arrive Salisbury, 11.12pm l2i5pm Arrive Charlotte 110am 2. Iti p m No. 16 -Daily except Sunday, Leave Goidsboro. . 4 40 a m Arrive at Ralelg h, . . 8 3 9 a m Leave Raleigh 0.10am Arrive Greensboro, 5.45 p m No. 50 connects at rharlotte with A. & C. Air Line for all points In the South and touthwest. No. 52 Connects at ubanotte witn C, C. & A. R. R. for all points South and Southeast N. W. N. C. RAILROAD. 601KG WK3T NO. 50 Dally. Leave Greensboro 25 p m Arrive Kernersvllle o 41 p m Arrive Salem j 1-10 p m NO. 52 Dally, except Sunday. Leave Greensboro 10.25 am Ar lve Eernersvllle 1 1 35 a m Arrive Salem. ....l2.L9p m SOINS KAST. NO. 51 -Dally, except Hunaay Leave Salem Arrive Kernersvl le 6.20 a m 6.4H a m 7.45 a m Arrive Greensboro NO. 53-Dally. Leave Salem 6 15pm Arrivt Kernersvlile 45 n m Arrive Greensboro ... goOpm VS-4TE IJNIVEHSIIV Kill. HO AD. No 1, Dally ex Sunday. GOING NORTH. Leave cnail BUI,. Arrive University,. 7 30 a m 8 52 a m No. 2. Dal y ex. Sunday. GOING SOUTH. L-ave University... Arrive Chapei Hill,. 5.40 p m 642 pm Pullman Sleeping Cars Without CMge On Train No. 50. New York and Atlanta via Wash ington and Ddnvlile. On Train No. 52, Richmond and Danville and Washington and Cnarleston. a. c. via Danville. btr-Through Tickets on sale at Greensboro', Ralench, Goldsboro', Salisbury and Charlotte, and all principal points South, Southwest West, North and East. Fi r Emigrant Bates to Louisiana, lex as, Arkansas and the Southwest address, M tLUGHTEB, General fassenger Agent. dec24 BlchMond, Va. RICHMOND & DANVILLE R.R. PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. On and after April 30th, 1882, the passen- er train service on the Atlanta & Charlotte Alr- Ine nivlslon of this road will be as follows: Mall and WESTWARD. Express. Mall. No. 50. No. 62. Leave Charlotte, M. 1.00 a m 12.50 p m Arrive Gai-tonla, L 2.02 a m 1.47 p m Arrive Spartanburg. K 4.81 a m 4 06 p.m Arrive Greenville, H 5.59 a m 5-29 p m Arrive Seneca, G 7.43 am 7.03 pm Arrive Toccoa, F 9.18 am 8.30 pm Arr,ve babun Gap Junction, lO Ooam 9.10 pm Arrive Lula,E 10.37 am 9.46 pm Arrive Gainesville 11.06am 10. 15pm Arrive Atlanta, 1 .30 p ro 12.40 a m Mall and EASTWARD. Express, MalL No. 51. No. 53. Leave Atlanta. 2.16pm 4.00 a m Arrive Gatnesvlle, 4 61 pm H.19am Arrive Lula, K 5 22 p m 6.60 a.m Arrive Babun Gap Junction, 5.59 p m 7.41 a m Arrive Toccoa. 6.40 p m 8. 1 7 a m Arrive Seneca. G 8.06 p m 9 2H a m Arrive Greenville. H. 10.06 p m 11.03 pm Arrive Spartanburg, K 1 1.40 p m 12.24 p m Arrive Gastonla, L 2.06 am 2 50pm Arrive Charlotte. M 3 15 am 4.00 p m CONNECTIONS. A with arriving trains of Georgia Central and A. W. P Railroads. B with arriving trains of Heorgla Central, A. 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 Alr-Llne to and from Elberton, Georgia G with Colombia and Greenville to and trom Columbia and Charleston, S. C. H with Columbia and Greenville to and from Columbia and Charleston. 8. C. K with Spartanburg and she vllle. and Spartan burg. Union and Columbia to and from Henderson and AshevKle. and Alston and Columbia. L with Chester and Lenoir Narrow Gannett and from Dallas an . Chester M witn C , C & a , C. C, R. 4 D. and a., i. a o. for au points West, North and Kast Puliman sleeping-car service on trains Nos. 50 and 51 dally, without change rtptw en Atlanta and New York. M SLAUGHTER, G neral Passenger ud Ticket Agent T. M. R. Talcott, Gene'al Manager. I. Y. AGR. Superintendent 0., C. & A. R. R. CO. Office General Passenger agent. Schedule In effect January 3rd. 1883 SOUTHWARD. No. 52 dallj malt and express. Lave Siatesvilie. . 6 30am . 1 0 00 a m . 2 30pm . 7 00pm 7 07 pm 11 16pm Arrive at Char.otte, Leave Charlotte (c) Arrive at Columbia, (b) . . . . Leave Columbia, (b) . Arrive at Augusta No. 20 dally, except Sundays. Leave Charlotte 415pm Arrive at Columbia, 12 35am No. 18 runs dally except Sund irs. With passen ger coach attached, Leave Charlotte, 500am Arrive at olnmDla, 4 30pm NORTHWARD. No. 53 dally mall and express. Leave Augusta, (a) 7 85 a m Arrive Coluu.bla, (b) 1 1 89 a m Leave Columbia, (b) '. 1 1 46 a m Arrive at Charlotte, (c) 413pm Leave Charlotte, 5 00pm Arrive at Statesville 8 30 p m No. 19 dally, except Sundays. Leave Columbia, 3 30 p m Arrive at Charlotte 12 15 a m No. 17, freight, with passenger coach attached. Runs dally except Sundays. Leave Columbia, 5 00am Arrive at Charlotte, 8 42pm CONNECTIONS. (a) With all lines to and from Savannah. Flori da, and the South and Atlanta, Macon and the bouthwest (b; With South Carolina Railroad to and from Charleston (o) With Richmond & Danville Railroad to and from all points North and Carolina Central Rail road. Pullman Sleeping Cars ran on Trains No. 52 and 68 between Charleston and Washington. D. C. via Danville. Lynchburg and Charlottesville. Also, on Trains No. 52 and 68 between Charlotte and Richmond. Above fchtdule Washington time. For further Information, addrens . R. TALCOTT, Superintendent M. SLAUGHTER, Gen'l Pass Agt. D. CARD well, Richmond, Va. Assistant Genl Pass Ag't Columbia, 8 C DOG LOST. Akax tskbixb DOG. two months old. A suitable reward will be oaid for bis return to Dr & J. BREYaru. dec23 tf 1 DAV1D.LANDRETH 8tSttX. PHItA I deelO, weowlf The Centra n Off T llllffftfr'! C:F-r - J---i:f T' H. C. ECCLES, PROPRIETOR. CHARLOTTE, N. C. THIS Botel was completed in t m additions made In 1 875 "T aE T'r t, "f Is situated on Independent Souaie t1Tk l" halt a block on Trade street, m uw " bmu"""". treol the City, in c ose proxlmitV tn r!,'' press and Telegraph offices, and com, Kl motmtaln view of mo e than fifty rnli d' dl' lt a The lntAnrlnn nf tha P,-.l . J""". present to the traveling public one of ?i 2lf h Hotel Buildings in the South, but one nf . complete and best conducted Hnti., l.a mew complete and best conducted Hotels in fer--nt departments. 811 luuirl navinn recently been decorated arn t throughout. It Is not on!y one of thb m,J! ful, but the b moat kaati. LEADING AND PaLACE HOTgf of the South t e home or Commerchi r pleasure seekers and resident guests 10 oun..s " avviico, rnpriior, wni t tlU we come his Mends ai d the travf-iinu,, resDectfullv solicits a hhm nf nt-.,.,.,iu ' M 11 li'iotBouw uc. uiy mo comrtrt In hi i, polnimen 8 and surroundings lon-" a"d f 2 -c,, 'V2 BOSTON-" METALLURGICAL' WflRK 83 HAWKIHS ST., BOSTON, MASS MetallurglBts. Assayers and APaiyti,' CIierM-.tA i lil n a it ill.l l K m, i Practlcal Mlll-KuriH ..fores 100 lbs. an.l x,vw t H FHU IOHl OK.S IHt.l ll l.. Hurveys .Vi ne Exan.lnatlons RejKirts. kni. l.o and Mtps made. Constructions ol work and supplies Fu-nlsli MAN4UKR8 0K Tie Ntw Enrfand Smehiinr W'mU 0 j ' tnu.u. n vi it. I t l IIHIN in i. i n or PIUCH M COPPER MATTE AND BASE Treated on Reasonable Tenns THuMAS BINNS METALLURHbT A. H EY Minino Enoinkkk JOHN HOLLIDAY Pk.f. Cny mar8 tf F. C. MUNZLER A ( EIST FOK Tire Bergner & Engei Brewery Comiianys (Of Philadelphia, Pa ,) ( hbnitcd I agfi Ber, In Kegs and Bottle. BOTTLEIl BF.KR .4 MPH'l tl TV. y Have Just received a small lot of BOTTLif ALE and PORTER, whtch I offer to Uie illicit a reasonable price. Address FKED C. HUNZLEB, Lock Box 255, Charlotte, C mbr28 PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM A benehcial dressing preferred to similar art icles because of its puri ty and rich perfume. It Restores to Gray Hair I the Youthful Color & prevents dandruff and falling of the hair. 60c. A V-H'ncoiACo.,N.Y. Excels Uie liucst fluwer eitracU in rkhneti. DelinK, very lasting. No odor like it. Be sure yon get FL0RE8 TON Cologne, signature oi Hiscoi A Co., N. Y., on every Ubel. S5 and U cts., at drnrerists and dealers in perfumti. A OOMMON-SENSE EEMEDT. SillLICMCi !Vo Tlore. BhennislikiM, Goul or NcarRlgi"' IMMEDIATE RELIEF WARRANTED. FE&MANENr CLBE GUiBiMKS0- Five ylef'Aasbd and never known lofajj In a single iv. eute or chronic. Betf r to p ominent thsJciaiis and drul-ts for the ''u log of sailcidics. SBCRBTi The only dlssolver of the Poisonous Lric which exists In the Blood ot Rheumat cowio"" Patients. . wnm SALIC YLICA Is known as a n)m0Jl, L0( remedy, bt cause It strikes directly at ttte bm BheumaUsm, Gout and Neuralg a wW so-called specifics and supposed panace5 treat locally the effects. , .., It has been conceded by emlner t Miew . outward applications such as nibbing " ul ointments, liniments, and sootbinu l0""u su t not eradicate these diseases which are toe of the poisoning of the blood with Uric Ac'" on 8LlCYLICAroiks with marvelous nea this acid and so removes the disorder. exclusively used by all celebr-tted PM' B, America and Europe. Highest Medital achu of Peris reports 95 per cent cures In three on- BESEJIBEB that SALIi TLICA Is a oertata e forBhem Osm, Gout and Neuralgia. The most mi " pains are subdued almost lnrtantly. mnnp. re- Give it a trial. Belief guaranteed or monef funded. .niiwt!on Thourandsof testimonials sent on app.ilu 81 A BOX. 6 BOXES for $5. Sent free by mall on receipt of money. ASK TOUB DB GGIST FOB IT. But do net be deluded into taking 1ai?Hf. substitutes, or somehii.g mmend ed as j as good !' Insist on the genuine """gf. WASHBUBNE & CO.. on each box, which I gur anteed chemically pure under our f 'enlur- lndispenrtble reat'lsite to insure succuss lo m treatment Take no other, or send Ito us WASHBUBNE & Ca. FTOPrito: 287 Broadway, cor. Reade 8t, New THtn. no? 18 dw ly r BINGHAM SCHOOL, (ESTABLISHED IN 1793,) Is PBE-EM1NKNT among -Southern Bardlr Schools for boys in age in VEJnjKKK Patronage and In equipment for sicy-1 . D tube The only scnooi ior dojs iu wi . . l J a . T I THAI. Drfr 1U . gas Hgni auu a u;iuum.iuu nr hv a nkllled Instructor. ami" s": h.i By Fepi uary nnri mid hath4 will be Drovlded ior. lotues glmg full parlculars. address Bingham School P. dec 19 tl O.. Orange Co , "MOORE COUNTY GRIT' CORN MILLS AND MILLSTlmt (AIX BIZ BESTI nv VXAL BEST r Brancs "nice, pUfip, a-MENTION THIS PAi Inn2 4w LUNCH K003I. -W B TaTLOB has Just opened W VY coffes roc m at his new iui Mrs. P. Query, where the Bnest coffee" irJf pensetf from 10 a. m till 10P. etDe - ' menu served whea called for. -Jan6 v T7 ,4r n AJCFLE3 OK
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