D A I L;Y; C H-A R-L OiTTE OiB S ERV E R, T FT U FIS D A Y, NOVEMBER 20, 1 884,
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DISORDERED LIVER
;and MALARIA. t&
i."S?ltbe8e 80Urct arise three-fourths ol
too - diseases of the lianian race, these
symptoms indicate their existence : Ii 01
Appetite, Bowels costive, fciCIc Ilead
sae,fUne,. rter satfag, .Tersioa to
Sertlon of bodjr or satnd, JSmetatlov
of fot, Irribllitr of temper, tow
rUs, A eU.j of havtug neglected
y, f lot taring at Ult
IlcKrt, Dots oeltore the eyes, hlebly eol
ored Urtae, COXaTirAllON? aid de
manfl the use of remedy that acts di rectly
on the Liver. As aWrer rned icine TUTT'S
PI LU lure no equal. Their action on the
JUilneyg and Skin is also prompt: remorinr
&U impoxiUes through these three scar
"S1 tke system," producing appe
ilte, soorxl digestion, regnlar stools, a clear
Sfctnand a vigorous body. TtJXT'S HI.U8
aaosea griping nor interfere
with flatly work and are a perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA;
HS FKEUS LIKE A. HEW MAW. S
" f TS had Dyspepsia, with ConsUpa
tion, two years, and have tried.ten different
kinds of fills, and TCTT' are the first
that hare done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite is
jpleidld, food digests readi' r, and I now
Jf7, X Ural passages. I IHce a new
-4 W.t.EPWABDS,Falmyra,0.
sMTS.VhCT,age. Office,44MnrrBySt.,y.Y.;
rUTTO HAIR DYE.
Gray Haib
ob Whiskebs
in
etantly to a Glosst Black by a single an
pucauon or this Dtb. -Sold by Druggists
or sent by express on receipt of 9 1.
- Office, 4i Murray Street, New Yon.""""
TBTTS MAKUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FRES.
SILVER CLOUDS.
If n Bosworth laterriewed .
teVpuniTY .
- , r, " Prom the Southern Clipper. y'
'Xes," nM lfcf James Bommrth, and it
... lantlan, to a representatlTe of the Clipper, "tt was
, twelve years ago when I contracted a terrible case
r Mood poisoning. My aaietton was truly horrible
I had no appetite, did not sleep well at night, my
digestion was impaired, my throat was cauterized
five times, and in fact I was a total wreck. I had
been under the treatment of several of the leading
. Physicians of Atlanta; tried nearly every blood
remedy advertised; went to Hot Springs, where I
remained several months, reeelYln, no benefit
whatever the dread disease still clung to me,"
And you remained in this condition twelve
years?" Interrupted the Clipper man. !
"'Yes sir, and more than that Three years ago
I was laid up with rheumatism. Mr knees mm
drawn up in such a position that I could not leave
my bed for months. .
"Weli," continued Mr. Bosworth, "Uistwimmer
- the disease seemed to renew Its attack upon me
with an the ravages of death. My lit e was a lin
gering torture, and I had despaired of ever getting
well, when a friend of mine reeommtaded B. B. B
Botanic Blood Balm -as he knew of wonderful
eases it had eured. I acted on his advice and began
j to use tt at once, and was both surprised and grat.
lfled to flnd,.after using .only one bottle, to feel a
decided change for the better. I saw that the
medicine contained merit, so I determined to eon--tlnue
Us use. -.:' - --. - . . :..,-- ;
"I bought lire bottles more, making six In all.
and now believe myself permanently cured. I refer
; to Bev. C. C. Davis, Dr. John G. Westmoreland.Dr. !
Knott, Garrett & Bro and numerous others who
know of my case. I cheerfully recommend B. B. B",
to a3 similarly afflicted, for I really believe it is the
best medicine for the blood In the world." . i -"You
are the picture of health, now," remarked
, the C"rr r man. v
. "Tc'-l I f Via a new man, and never had bet?
..terheaHiJa my life.".- ; -: ,--4
Tte Clcper man then departed, feeling confident
that B. B. B. possessed wonderful, curative powers,
Sold la Charioite ty - '
W: M. WILSON.
a -T'l pnt pre-1 f -,r fjree live Ymvf.
, . , . . ..., eow.
P. w.
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1 he South as a Field tar Investment.
Sarannah Setrs. ,
.There is no better field for invest1
ment now than the South.. . In every
Southern State there" is great need of
money to begin cew enterprises or to
carry on tnose aireaay esiaoiisnea
Farmers want money, business men
want money, and th .ae-who are pre
panne to open up mines or to start
manufactories rwant money. They
are willing to pay a eood interest for
it, and they can afford to pay it It
is a mistake to suppose that they can
not furnish srood security-
The South is rich in resources. Her
lands produce abundantly, her forests
are valuable now, and are becoming
more valuable every year, and her
mines of iron and coal are equal to
any in the world. ,:;.,- -. :
it needs only a glance at the aes
ment rolls of the different Southern
States to convince any "one that the
South is making rapid strides toward
wealth. In 1879 the assessed value
of preperty in Yirginia, North Caro
lina, South Carol ina; Ueorgia, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Ken
tucky, Tennepsee and Arkanpas.waa
$2,184,000,000. The asRPfsed ' value
this year was 12,825,000,000, an in
crease in five years of t541,O()O,000.
This increase is not attributable -to
inflated values, but to accumulated
wealth.' ry Property is not assessed
higher now, in proportion to its y,uf
than it was in 1879 As ptates i have
grown richer the rate of taxation has
decreased, in tnis anasomeotneror
the Southern States the State rate of
taxation is remarkaoly low
. It is only within the last three or
within the last three or
that the growth of the
1th has attracted the at-
four years
South in wea
tention pf Jhe capitalists of the North
to any great extent, ana even now
outside of a small ,circle,i the ad van
tages the South- offei s r to investors
are not known. T i
- In any of the States named 'above
money readily commands from 8 to
W per cent." with excellent security
The great majority of Northern peo
ple whtf have money to Joan are not
reaiizing-'more than 4 per cent, jor it.
They would gladly st ud their money
satisfy themselves on this
convinced
vested. To
satisfy themselves on this point they
!'ve only to investigate for them
selves. - : ": ":' ." -: I
The money of the North made the
Western -States wnat they are. ln
1878 the insurance companies of Con
necticut alone had $50,000,000 invest
ed in' the" West. Almost all of this
money was placed on farms and
secured bv first mortgaees. What
was done for the West by the capi
talists and moneyed institutions of
Connecticut, Massachusetts and other
Northern States can cow - be done for
the South. The Security in the South
is just as good as it ever was in the
West," and Southernlahds are capable
of being made just as profitable.
During the coming i winter ., the
Northern, people will gfct a better idea
of the boutq and ner resources than
they ever had before. At the New
Orleans Exposition they will see evis
dences of wealth that will Burprise
them. Their keen business sense will
see opportunities for? investing their
: -e? i! n-..-iL i t -i. i j
tney win not be slow to take ad ran
tageof. . t
,The election of Mr. Cleveland marks
a new era in the material progress of
the South. The Southern people now
feel that the last barrier to the most
perfect harmony of s titiment and
f-!ing JLetw.:en the North and South
has .becn removed, and they will
work to promote the prosperity of the
Soutn more hopefully and enereeti
cally. It will be su i prising if within
a -rear Northern" capital is notsek-
irier Investment in the South in great
apTmciancer
; Origin r.l Vauiiu 'g (be X. wn Ked.
Harrisburg Telegraph. i.
'Howis"tolitics in HarrLsburff?"
asfceaismjveJshrthe minstrel man-
agerot -a rewgraph "reporter. ..
i'Red hot'-" answjer&d the reporter;
oowi parties have, painted the town
rea.'-' . - : - i "v.:.
MrWAJsh remarked: -"That'aan
Odd expression painting the 'Qwn
Tea -jo you- Know wrrere it origina
tedr.WdCXU teil TOu.. .On mv last
lour through the pountry with , Cai
tenaer s minstreis-i-a-; year or more
ago I bad as' advance agent a man
named Campbell. ; Campbell was a
genius at advertisinsr.and never per
hmitted a rival to get ahead lof him.
uneday in Uaffalo I said: i'Camn
bell, I hear that Barlow and! Wilson
I are covering my ; bills 'with ' their
papef- I want thatsiJprjied.'E I told
him that Jier: would strike ihem at
"Adrian, Michigan, land wheri next -I
saw him he Jiad huge bundles of bills
were printed in bright, red. t 'What
are you going to do?' I asked. 'I am
going up to. Adrian to paste these bills
over Barlow ? dnd Wilson's, and on
every dead wail in that places 'I am
going to paint the town red,' and he
left.. When we got to Adrian it looked
as if it was on fire, go thoroughly had
vampoeii aone his work ' That ex
pression, pamtipg Mhetown red,'
was ' so comic "that the colored Ynin
strels caught on -tait Aod-w bene ven
there, was any excitement or an vbod v
got particularly -loud; they always
uaiu someoociy was -painting the town
red.' . Of course it spread, and is now
in use Dy every body rvprq j
Floaida's New Gofernori
Kon. K. A. Perrv. who has bam
citsuueu i u-uvrnor'Oi -j ionaar Dy a
majority of nearly 5,000 over his
J 1 : . ? -m, . i i .
tiepubhcan-lndependent competitor,
Col. Pope, is a native of Massachri
setts. : He was a y oung man when he
removed to Florida,' and Opened an
office at Pensacola for the practice of
me law. At tne outbreak of the civil
war he joined jtho Confederate armv.
and led a company of bis own raising
w me army oi-Virginia in lue pegin
ning of Jufy. 1S61. He first saw sr
vice in the peninsula. J At the fdeath
Of- the colonel of his regiment; who
was killed m the battle of Williams
burg,-, Uapt. Perry was promoted to
the vacant position. He cohlmandfvl
his 'regiment in the bloody fight of
even iri nes ana .tne patties before
Richmond, and was Wounded at Fl
eer's Farm. :' Shortlv after-reeuminff
duty; in the field he was made a brig
uuitr general,- ana commanaea as
such m the Army of Nartherns Vir
ginia, t He took part in many well
contested ' battles, and lost a larger
aumueroi men as wetxysourg 'than
any ongaae engagea on the Confed
erate side.' At the battle ot the WiK
aerness he wa wounded the second
time . ? - t: - ' t
' ' Forest Fues in Virginia.
"Petebsburg, Va., Nov, 19. Forest
fires are burning in Greenville coun.
ty. i ; In the neighborhood' of Hick's
- ford. in this State considerable Quan
tities of timber have been destroyed
and some farm houses and a .large
amount of fencing. -- In consequence
of the protracted drought the grass
anu unuergrowin naa become so dry
At 1 -iL . 1 . . r 1 .
ludb tue is ist sparic wouia ignite
inem.
Spain Uobblinf op Territory.
;Mad a id, Nov. Spain has taken
possession of the territory in West
Africa about the river Ora, J
. The South.
Riilelgh News and Observer.
111 informed men at the North who
suppose that they know the " South
very thoroughly," while really they
have but a slight acquaintance with
our people, are, fond . of saying that
Southern men are a. race-, politicians.
How far they are, wide of the mark
is exemplified by a comparison of
figure?. At the elections the South
makes a poorer showing than1 any
Northern State. -The Northern peo
ple vote much more numerovsly than
we do.
A wo southerners remain away
from the polls where one Northerner
does. This shows that - the North
takes more interest' in politics than
the South ddes. and if the citizens of
any section of the Union, can with
propriety be called a race.of politic
ians, tney are to oe found elsewhere
than at the South.
More than that, the South just now
is paying more attention to her it
d us trial development, than ever be-
lore, rne uratra campaigp f of a
Presidntail election did no interfere
with our State exposition ; nor has it
prevented the holding of our local
fairs at Asheyille. Charlotte, Tarboro,
Weldon, Fayet! e ville;- Goldsboro and
Clinton; nor lias it delayed the grand
World's Exposition at New Orleans,
which is to be the finest exhibition
ever held in America.
But tliene are only evidences of the
it. .
worK aone in tne noons ana corners
of the industrial Southland. The real
work is visible only in results. "
As we sa-d we sre marching on. The
f)uth having if airry entered the 'race
of progress, will ihrow her whole soul
into tiie iiiotMiuent. and as she be
came the wonder of the world by her
I activity twenty years ago, 'will again
I be regards! wonderful in i hvt rapid
strides in wealth ana material power.
Mr. Ite cher on the independents.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher attends
ed l he meeting Tliurisday evening of
ine'isrooKiyn independent Kepubli-
cau couunitiee oi one nunarea. held
to decide whether the committee
should disband or continue as a per
manent organ ization. Mr. : Beecher
said he deemed it wise for the inde
pendent movement throughout the
State to continue. The independents
had won a victory, and what were
they, goiner to do? Thev were not
going back into the Republican partv
again, i He would eci with the Renub-
licans as far as they were right in
local matters, but in national matters
he was a Democrat so long as that
party acted fairly. Mr. Beecher said
that for twenty years he had bean so
good a Democrat that he could not
act with that party. Many nennl
were perplexed to know where he
was now and where he belonged. Tt
was hnally decided to appoints com
mittee to devise a plan for permanent
uaganizauon.
Hm Is Urs wlasluw T
-. -a s u -eaiiun u Iuq te; t' asked, we will slm-
(! Miy ha to a laeij -vro foruDnardaof thlrtv
y rs b-. u-1 nugiy d -tvoti her time anil talents
u a t n 'l- I'urs ci.iu s-d. nius. unnninal.w
-.uJiMjlrtiii r - .. --he Has rnt iMiallv- a iirluiri lha
ui. th mm want oi tcis nummxw it m.
-j U. h.h a re lilt of Ibis fff . and oraetliial knnwl-
'.fli-.tr. cota'iieii in a lifeume --penl as muse and
1 us, slio iis cmipoundfd a Hoo'hing t-yror,
rorcnlMrrrn 'Mthlnff - it onwiirM iiiia. u.ucrinl!
ivii.giest ai d b"a tf. and Is moreover sure to
rlgQlHt'j iu tvrels- in consequence of thU aiU
e'e, Win low i besom world-renowned as
" ' -eij-r t,i- nr race; cnuaren ovtalnly do
rls-upa t.ib oher 'es!eciallf is thin th
in "I city T is! Q iimitles of the Soothing 8ymn
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v,-- n j -,r.-j uitj VMU UCH. W01D1DK SirS. Win-
H. t:.iii.jrlallz-id her nima hi thin Invnlna.
-Kiirkin a d e sincerely believe thousands of
iiiirfrvi. hn t-n evi t?om an early grave by
,iTi-.j jiPiiimi iii.il HlllllUdS VPl uoDorn WUl
li.frt- -t.- ti'Dts. ai:d uniu In calllniz ber biRsnml.
Vi m'hr b.- .j!-eUii i her tlmv In hnrinlTnh
iik hum f. m our ikmk o, until she
timm frlvcn
vi, - -. -i -ii, yi iiisiuw- a HDing ttyrup
? If tiiwR-rs try t -r-w.--Laiiies Visitor. Naa
Isitor. New
York-run. )U br .ill drutfNU
Twenty-five
eonts bottle.
A CARD. j
To an who are sufferinar from errors nnA rnriiu.
crenuiisui jouin. Henous weaKness, early decay,
loss of manhood, Ac , I will send a recloe that will
cure ou MthK OK CH AR(iK. This great remedy
nu. Mim.r'vici uj n iiiiMiunaij iu oouui America.
ocuu hcii iuiuresseu envelope IO itEV. JOSKPH T.
uiji4n, owiuuiiu. new lone .
ocuBaeoaAwiy.
.To Make WAt'tt Ilrislitr.
1 lie dr8nentlrs lot In nnr a har.n Ana runinni.
i unH.-iue i-insuTs nre me remedy, price a cents.
NEW:WArCHESs
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JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE,
-AT-
ItAI.E'S' .M- Jewelry Store,
t-. .
: Nest to A. B. Nlsbet and T. L, Selgle. V
On Blood Poisoning f8 of interest to all classes. Will
03 mailed free on receipt of your address.
- .'am swift opsomc uow drawer a, Atlacts, Gs.
i ContilHliiial Scrofula
A crirl In mv mnfilnv find rwaon mmi nf arho t u.
llevd wan -ftnnwti tut inn ill fiwnfnla h th. nf
e . r . . mv. vuu. wj .4.0 UOO VI.
AlIatoona,Ga., July!25. 168, i:'
i Prescribed by Physicians. -
I have nresnrfhfid Rwiit's finuin. in m.t.
01 Wood poison and as a general tonic, and it has
uuic tuiea mux au oiner remedies had railed.
o r, . - l- STRICKLAND. M. D
, Cave Sprtoa, GaA July 29, - - T
, ; Fcnrfal Itlood Poison! -
- A negro on mv farm hn hHn mtni r.t n
sr?f i"001018011 by tnd 1186 61 tnree bottles of
""'"V"1'- ....... - AMUtUtW J. iiOWARO.
norsytn, ba., August 4 1884. .-
Hugh1 W;:h arris,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
,. Cbnrlotte, R !
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Will practice In the State and' Federal Court.
peclaf attention elvpn In cnl Wtir.no . i "
y viuwj upixj.-im me iKmri tiouse -stp2Srtwtr
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HEBIOT CLARKSbN
t " ATTORNEYrATlLAW,
1 .. J ' CTIABLOTTB, N, C. y ;
will practice In nil tho mnrf. n.i. n..
)v2.Uw3m. - .
FAY'S CE LED RATEDn
WATER-PROOF '
Mfl.'HJLA r.G27i::3
Eesembles fltie leathar: for Boofg. Ontsfrl
mis, sua Inmde in p!oe of plaBter. Vst
ftroii and durante.
..at.aloffne W1;u testii"c.l
n.ata a
W. II
maia and eamule Eatauuaiuxi laA
r A i cw tu., rnniden, jv. J.I
ue21d4w4i
Established
Is the only
School for
in
17SJ3,
Boys in the
South . with
GAS LIGHT, a flrstoWfivw i otttt
class Bath House. .
The course is Preparatory or nnlshire.
There is a tUorouhly equipped School of Teleg
? , J f '"'v 0 T011" ""I smaa means."
1 t s- oa be '"s u .. y v..j.
1 or Cuuiue, aiwcis
, The Star of the President Elect. - -
. There are a larg number of people
in Buffalo. N. Y., who voted for
Grover,. Cleveland for sheriff, for
Governor and for President, and in
each case they succeeded in; electing
him. The Courier of that city does
not believe that a similar caoe has
occurred before, and ' may not occur
again in a hundred years. Naturally
I many believe in the star of the Presi
dent elect. There is hardly a parallel
in our history for so rapid a promo
tion. Even Gen Grant had "ta wait
four years after Lee's surrender be
fore he entered the White House.
Know Storm. - '
Poet Jkbvis, N. Y.; Nov 19. Snow
began falling hortly before ' mid
night last night ; and this morning
there were two inches on the gronnd,
and, the sdow is still falling. It has
now changed to sleet. : At Monticello
there are four inches, and along : the
Erie Ilailroad westward there is much,
greater quantity, say from 6 to 10
inches.'"...,! 1 .?
,Th Great Southern Remedy,'
Roalali8 cures scrofula,' rheumatism, white
swelling, gout, goitre, lonsuraptlon. bronchitis,
nervous Leblllty. malaria, and all diseases of a
kindred nature arising from an -impure condition
of the blood. After physicians have failed to cure,
a single bottle of Kosanalis seems to effect such a
marked change as to give new hope and life. Bead
this letter:- . . - . . .
1 have been a great si.ffererer with inflammatory
rheumatism for the last twelve montho. I n in.
ducedtotry your remedy, Bosadalis, and I have
Deengreiitiy benetlited. My hands and feet are
still enlarged, but I fAPl sn miuh hettar that T
to'continue taking the Bosadalis. ;
Acuuuuui, va, JHUJS. M. Y. DANCE.
Kor sale by 'T. C. Smith 4 Co., Charlotte, N. a
mn5liitiiiKfrU.4iiiiAw ,
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W ItnOUl ' IYIOn6Y
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nor money to make it worthy the perusal and con-
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S Every mother, wife, sister and daughter in this
country, is deeply, aye, vitally Interested In this
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. it wiu be sent to any address la the United
States 1 . . r
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IT MAY SAVE YOUR5 LIFE!
Crtve postofflce and write name plainly, and ad
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Itching Diseases.
TjCZEMA. or Salt Rheum, wtth ttjm0nnl7lmrttr..
MJJ lne and hnrnlnc inatentlv rolisvuH h a um.
bath with Cutlcura Hnan. Hnrl a ulno-ln annllratinn
of Cutlcura, the great Skin Cure. This repeated
utuij, mm .wo or inree aoses or uuncuraKesolvent,
the new blood Purifier, to keep the blood cool, the
persplraang pure and nnlrrltatlng, .the bow Is
open, the liver and kidneys active, will speedily
cure Kczema, Tetter, Ringworm, Psoriasis, Lichen,
Pruritus. Seal I Head. Ttatnrimff
of Itching, Scaly and Pimply Humors of the Scalp
and Skin, when the best physicians and all known
reiueuies lau. . ;
: Eczema Xwestly Years. "
. . o www m unuu V1 UUO lilCl M
nave obtained Irom the use of the Cutlcura Keme-
uiHs. i nave oeen irouDiea witn Kczema on my legs
for twenty years, 1 had not a comfortable night
for Tears. thA hum In nntl 1lMiwr bpm a in.
Now. I am happy to say, I have no trouble. Only
the liver colored patches on my limbs remain as a
w&cu in. liij lunuer misery. (
. HNRTL. SMITH.
op w ayeuue, uocnesier, . x.r- t
' Eczema on a Child.'
Tour most valuable Cutlcura Remmllen
my child so much good that I feel like saying this
for the benefit Of those who an tmnhlMl It h akin
disease. My little girl was troubled with Kranma.
and I tried several rinctnin nrul mn1iiinaa hut ih
not do her anv eood until I nsmi th nutimira nam.
euuw, wmcn cured ner, ror wbich I owe you many
uoiuu ouu uiauT uiguu oi rent ,
u JiusajsUKa, union Bakery.
Edinburgh, lad, , . ,, !
Tetter of I he Scalps
I was almost tmrfAnll hnM
the top ol the scalp I used your Cutlcura Remedies
about six weeks, and they cured my scalp perfectly,
and now my hair Is coming back as thick as it ever
hcu. :-. - ' j. v. v.unu n
whltesboro, Tejas. ' , ; .
Joiei ed Willi ,TIbtcbes. -
I want tO telLTOU that VOUr Cntlmrn Rmnlvont la
magnificent. About three months 'A& ft m fAiA vraa
covered with blotches, and after using three bottles
a xwwireni x was peneciiy cureo.
Jl'lUSUlSBICK MAITRE.
28-St. Charles street. New Orleans. La.
fry Poison lngr, - s
For all cases of nolsonlne bv Iw or itwwnnH t
can warrant uuncura to cure every tJaie. I nave
ooiu iv loriive years ana it never iwiis.
V. U MORSE, Druggist,
Hollistown, Mass..
Sold everrwhepB.
I
Soap,
Cdticura, 60c.j
25c;
Sbsvlvbmt, $L0a
Potter I)ra
and Client teal Co.
boston.
A COMPLETE STOCK
OF-
Ssaside Libraries,
POrttET EDITION,
E 33 DINS'
-ALSO-
Lbziar; Fashion --Sheets
JUST REVIVED
;.iv ; ' .:.';;i3-1..rii v: j -iV .,
, fr. . , - !.-
... :- AT . -
You . Will Find
THE FINEST
CREAM BON BONS
And Jelly Creanf Goods, at
C.H.DTJLS4C0'A
The "Secret" ,
Is America's best Ten Cent Cigar fotsale by
C. H.DUL3 4C0.
6b
SWEET VIOLET?
' -. - - T. '.... '.. ..... r 1 f
Has no equal as a fragrant and delicious smoke
live wam siraignc xou can get tnem at . -
-i . . . &H.DULS00'S.
AND
Fruits of Every ' DiicriptioD,'
-AT-
C. h: DDLS & COl'S.
- Daisy Tolu after
e
sm -king for the breath.
The best substitute for
tooacco , or sale by
C. IL DULSiCO.
- TnE FLYING PENDULUM CLOCK,
A genuine mechanical wonder: the Tlne-llsh Pen-
Ktuff and oi her draw prizes and a ltrpe v;irletv of
ciuseu prizes as . v. M, DUJLa t CO. o
, A FRESH SUPPL Y OF
Fancy , and Family
GROCERIES;
Best; Brands. Patent Family Flour.
Graham.
Bye and Buckwheat. Oatmeal and
Oat Klakes.
California Lima Beans. White Kidney, Marrow
rat aiiu navy, ixreeu reas, spin, rears.
Cranberries.
Atmore's Mince Meat and Plum
Puddinjr. -
A eood astortment of Canned Fr.ilbi nnd Vent.
.n
uiuias.
Peaches. A nr twits. TTjnr. pinm Whit OibttIh
f uieayyus, suueu anu gravea. j -
String Beans. Tomatoes, Corn. Asparagus and
ouotuidu, r reucn reuse ana Jiusnrooms. -
; . i t - . .. . t .-..-". -i
. " Pickles and Sauees In bottles, Mixed Pickles and
vuuw-cnow ojuie tuan. - . .,
- Best Cream Cheese, Pineapple Cheese, Edam
and Little Gem; Extra Mess' Mackerel, fine Maple
Syrup, by the gallon. Hucklns, Assorted Soups,
new Raisins,-' Citron, Currents and Nuts, and a
great many other nice things that I would be glad
to hare you call aba examine.
J. M. SIMS.
6cl22dtf
FRED C. MUNZLER,
:T!.. '- - J- : 4 . '. : -
- WHOLESALE 1
.. . .... . i
LAGER ItKEIl ' DRALKIC AIE
nOTTLEK,
CHARLOTTE, -IV. C,
Kepreaents two of the largest LAGER
tstuaji iirewenes in the United State". '
The Hersner A En-jel Brew iic-
sjo., of t'liliadeiphia, and the
V. A 91. SialTer lire-wins- Co.
IVew York.
THE LARGEST LAGER BEER BOT
TLING ESTABLISHMENT
. - IN THE CITY.
t3"Or4ers Solicited. All
orders
promptly filled and delivered
free of
charge to any part of the city.
decsudlf -
read this.;
Messes. Bbown, Wkddecoton&Co.: t t
Gentlemen T hum hn nolnir w, innh "nA
pleased with It. Have' hauled ten bales of cotton
on it irom liuntersvtlle to Charlotte and did not
J. HUo. US BROWN.
The "Old Hickory" Is sold and warranted by
. 8H0WN. WKUDINGT-' IN 4 CO
J WAY. :
Office of SuifERiirrNpENT-. ? ' 1
f . ' Wilmington, N. C., Sept 21. 1884. j
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
fX AXD AFTER SEPT. 10,1884, THB F0LLOW-
v luKocueuuio win Da ormrarvi nn thu nail.
ludu; .- i ..........
PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS TRilN,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. , .
' ) Leave Wilmington at
..7.00 p.m.
Np. 1, Leave Raleigh at
. .7 30 P. M.
, - )
i Arrive at Charlotte at.. .... .
...H.UUA. M
) Leave Chariot! t. .
..8.15 P. M.
...9.00 A. M."
..8.25 a. M.
No. 2. Arrive at Raleigh at .;.
) arrive at Wilmington at....
LOCAL FREIGHT Passenger Car Attached.
ijeave cnanotte at...-. jni
Arrive Laurtnburg at '. , 5.45 p' M'
ieave j.aunnDurg at.. ,.....,.. 6.15 p m
Arrive Charlotte at ........ 4 40 p v
Passenger Trains stoD at renilar
. .
and points designated tUe Company Time
blUCLBX DjyiSION, PASSENGER, MAIL. EX
PRESS AND FREIGHT. ; i ; '
fUnllv ATPOrtt STinfov
iicac iuanuvvBiti.. ., ,, , .. , (j.jg A. K.
-Aiiifo 01, cuiDiLrj au i , ..,,,.,,.,,... 1'A.laV If
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 mnkn rtn
Hamlet With R. t A. Trains to and frnm RqIoik
Through Sleeping Cars between WUmlngton and
Charlotte and Raleigh and CharlotteT T i
xaKo rraui o. 1 lor statesvnie, stations on
" v. . j.., aowiiuo 11UU UU1ULS WOSW
Also, for KnartAnhurc ;rMTiuiii iihons a
Inntu anrt oil r,Mr- V 1 w- I
L. C, JONES, '
tM n . ' wwiui lUKIIIurj'l 1
w. viABK, wen. rass. ient. 1 e a
me,
At a tow price." For sale wholesale and retail by!
Ij. k. whiston.
Jo U liiH AM'S
' niPROTED
STANDAED TITEBIEi
"0
is tne Dest constructed and fin
ished, gives better percent!! -f).
more power, and Is sold for 1,-g
uivurr, per uorse power, tnn nvw
m hap T-..4n. t f-, , . '
WTnwr-. L .. . . . ' V
Cracker
Nuts
uuuv
JUST
mm
500 Onaces Q
10
Oacces Mdrph
mvj.
IN-
lillJJlilli Ull 1
TtTE have now reUdy our usual large and exten
tJve stock of
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY,
And can assure the ladies that we have now in store
the largest and most complete stock to be found in
the State. All theJIoveltles, as well as an desira
ble shapesj colors, qualities and prices ol
Hats - arid Bonnets
-- -.' for Ladles, Misses and Children v
WK KNOW there Is no Mllllnerv Store In the
Southern country where a lady can find a greater
variety oi styles and qualities to select irom man
our house. - . . - -; i. .
WK KNOW there is no house In the South where
a lady can buy a Hat or Bonnet cheaper for cash
than in our house. . - - ---
we KNOW there Is no house in the South where
a lady can have a hat moretastefuily and artisti
cally trimmed than In our house - -
, wis know there is not in the South a house
managed by more experienced artists in the busi
ness tnavmg made tne pusineas a lifetime study)
uian our nouse. . - -
W KMOW that we stand ahead of anv retail
Millinery Store In the Southern country. : .
we win cneermiiy give all the advantages of our
Experience j Snpefiof KnawIeJge
' generally of the business to our patrons.
Full Lines of
Hosiery, Gloves,
Zephyrs arid Wool Yarns': -
Infants7 - and - Children's Cloaks,
Hoods, backs and IV raps.
Corsets. Laces, Neckwear. Jewelry.
Notions and Novelties oenerallu..
Style, fit and workmanship equal to any dress
making establishment iii any Northern cltyfo
nan me price. . - ;j .:
AI I. A'I SEE
MRS. P. QUKKY
Ort7dtf "
mam
ust
tecetvet
A lot of Fine Gold and Silver
Fine Gold and Plated
Silver -and snver Plated Ware. Gold, SUver and
steei -
Spectacles, c.
All of which will be sold at hard time prices, at
BatlcrV-feroIifli Jewelry; Store,
CHARLOTTE, N. C. i
A POSITIVE CURE
1 or Everv Form of Rlcin anrl T?lfwl
Diseases, from Pimples to Scrofula.
AA.n . , .VB uiuv- uilltiU, AlUUt
i iiave nan T.nn ponrinsia fnr ntn mn-ua
07 "ft i appnea to a doctor near Boston,
WOO nelnen me hut. iinfm-tnnutai t k. , iA n
but continued taking his medicine for nearly three I
uui mm uiseotHj uia not leve. i sawiMr
Carpenter's letter in the ihlladelphla Record, and
his case perfectly described mine. I tried the Cutl
cura Remedies. llRlnir tun rwtttlaa Vaanliwnt ....
Cutlcura and Cutlcura oap In proportion, and call
iS. wiinjicicij uureu. li. JT. HIKMK
waujriora, jii j. - , .
ECZEHt TffEMTT TEARS
CUBED. NOT A PIGN OF ITS REAPPEAR! wtt!
Your Cutlcura has donn
more than two years ago. Not a sign of itsreao-
which nad troubled me for more than twentyyears
I shall always speak well of Cutlcura. I sell a great
w v. .v, a: uAii ijk j on An. I inn fro i or
TTatKM-Vi 11 Unns . ' -ots-v.
BEST FOR Alf WTnEVG.
.Having used your Cutlcura Remedies for eighteen
months for Tetter, and fliiaii.,,rriif i l
I?!lfti,8el,iDnco.mni,,S8lon' I can recommend
it beyond any remedies r have fever used for Tetter
Burns, Cute etc In fact, it 4s the best medicine I
JXLUHf.
SCROFfliofJ SOKES,'
I had a dozftn barl mm
all remedies I could hear of, andat last Wed your
"""vn AwuAvvtiv auu hucjr uavo uurey me.
Hebron, Thayer eounty, Penn. . i.TTI,t;
Everv sneclen nf. Tthinir coiv n .
. j ' ""-agiuus numors, witn Loss
p(,Seil,i,i!lred CutlcoraBesoIvent the new Blood
KHflf rnaily' andCutlcura and Cutlcura Soap
the great Skin Cures externally. wi-
oOld 'evervwhnm. - - Prinu : . num. 1 m
SOAP, 25 cento: RlvV$l"--
!t"!
Potter Urn
X and Chemical Co.,
UOSTON. .
BEAUTY c?Dnd0D'SWn.
Every Day.
1U- THE DKX.ICACICS OF
a mis Ai.soiV at the
OLD CniRLQTTE HOTEL,
Ecerylhing in 1'ine Style. " '
Watchbs,
JEWELRY,
Oysters
ts C::c:c cf Life
t
By ITZail Post-paid.
i:::c; tiiyceli
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A Great Medical ffcrkhlla-iiood
Exhausted vitality, nervous and physical debllitr,
premature decline In man, errors of youth, and the
untold miseries resulting from indiscretion or ex
cesses. A book for every man, young, middle-age
and old. It contains 125 prescriptions for all acut .
and chronic diseases, each one oi which is invalua-
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23ars Is such as probably never before fell to the
lotpt any physician. 300 pages, bound In beauti
ful French muslin, embossed covers, full gilt, guar
anteed to be a finer book m every sense mechani
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sold In this country for $2.50, or the money will be
refunded In every Instance. Price only JL00 by
mail, post-paid. Illustrative sample 6 cents. Send
now. Gold medal awarded the author by the Na.
Oonal Medical Association, to the officers of which
he refers. - - ''
The Science of Life should be read by th young
for instruction, and by the afflicted fo relief It
will benefit alt London Lancet - -
There is no member of society to wh m The
Science of Life will not be useful, whether youth,'
parent, guardian instructor or clergyman. Argo
naut, v ...:-;'- ' -i- :. -
- Address the Peahody Medical Institute, or Dr. W.
H. Parker, No. 4 Bulflnch Street, Boston, Mass.,
who mar be consulted on all diseases reaulrins
skill and experience. Chronic and obstinate
ases that have battled the JJ j A T skill of
I ail other physicians a spe XI Cjx.JLj cia ty.
Sucn treated successtuny rT i W I I- IT
without an instance of 1 XX I HTi Lil
allure. . Mention this paper. . - feb2Rdaw4w
p jpssa Flaria-.llill
ESTABLISHED 1774.
Ruhr's 177. " Rolls I8!5.
i'wj
5
PATENT
lC.AiiAM3RIUMrfi.Co.
THIS COMPANi OWNS AND OPIBATES thre.
BOLLEH MILLS as follows: ! -
P ATAPSCO MILL A, at Ellicott City ,
Maryland. "
PATAPSCO MILL B, at 'Baltimore.
Maryland. - - - .
r-ATAKJUO MXLLC, at Oranee Qrore
Maryland. .
tlavuiK a daily caoacitr of l.SO
carrels. .
The vanie of Flour depends on die prop
portlonate
uautltvol (rluteu. Starch, sumir and PhoHiihati-
of Lime. ! Maryland and Virginia Wheat. fr6ii
Pnospna
ipjlt rn
which our Patent Roller Flours are mannfMrfiirerl
Is unea nailed for Its Durltv and Hiiimrinr nnaiitv nf
alible properties. : Ask your Grocer for
PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE, '
jrA.l AWZjU(J PATENT.
. PATAPSCO FAMILY,
JfA TAfoVU EXTRA,
' CAPE HENRY FAMILY
NORTH POINT FAMILY.
CHESAPEAKE EXTRA, ' :
- BEDFORD FAMILY,
ORANGE QROVE.EXTRA
v. a: g An bsill iti'F'Q to.; 1
32. Commerce St., Baltimore, Md.
Represented by R. N. . Littleiobn.
Charlotte. N. C -
no18dtf '
iKQMOND k DANVILLE I II.
- " nf. C. DIVISION. i
, Cottdejsaved Schedule.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
.' Oct 12th, 1884. - : No.51,! i No, 53,
' . Dally.. Dally.
Leave Charlotte, 5.30 a ni 6.b0 p in
" Salisbury, - 7.22 a m 7.57 p m
" High Point, : -8..S6 a ni a69 p m
Arrive Greensboro, 9.10 a m 9.28 p in
Leave Greensboro, 9.35 am ! -. .
Arrive Hillsboro, -.. 1L39 a no
" Durham, .. 12.17 p iij
, " Raleigh, . ' , i.30 p n. V - '.
Leave Raleigh, M' : .- - p m ' .
Arrive tioldsboroj . 40 p m
Leave Greensboro - 3.30 p m
Arrive at Raleigh - 1L30 p m
Arrive at Goldaboro 11.U0 a m
i
Ho. 51 Connects at Kmnnhnrn with WAnDR
for all points North, East and West of Danville.
At Salisbury With W. N. C H. R for all nnlnta In
Western N. C. At Goldsboro with w A w n n
dally. T Nos. 51 and 63 connect at Greensboro wtth
K.4D.H.R and for all points on Salem Branch.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH. j
. . Oct. 12th, 1884. , - No. 50, No. .52,
I ' Dally Dally, i
Leave tioldsboro, ,v , 12.00 a m T
Arrive Raleigh, 2.20 p m '
LeaveRalelgh, - 4.45 p m t '
Arrive Durham, '',J -fi'-- 6.02 p ni
- T. Hillsboro, t .- : ; i 6.43 pm .
Greensboro, . , ; ' , 9.00 p m
ltGeen?b9r?,) ' " " 9.55 pm 9.85 a m
Arrive High Point,, - . . 10.35 p m 10.05 a m
-'"' Charlotte, -,-' 1.B5 a m 12..16 p m
; No. 16-Daily except Sunday. , ' ': .
. Leave Goldsboro , . 6.0upm
' Arrive Raleigh 9 50pm i
i i Leave Raleigh i 1.00am i
' Arrive Greensboro 9.00 am 1
No. 50-Connecte at Salisbury for all points on W
NCHE. and at. rharlntto a-ith i n t i .
all points In the South and Southwest, .
au. oi-vonnecw at unariotte with C, C&RR
for all points South and Southeast, and with A 4 C
Air Line for all points South. --;-
N. W. N.
a railroad.
i !-0ING SOUTH. ' ; 1 1 ISart'pKa 52.
- -i ' - ex. Sun. Daily.
Leave Greensboro, v t ; ; r 10 15 p m 9.45 a m
Keruersville, v , ? 11.19 p m 10.50 a m
Arrive Salem, - 12.57 am 1L25 a m
GOING nWh. 1 NDally?" No. 53.
.- ex. Sun, t Dally.
Leave Salem, '- . t ! , ( - . 7 00 p m 7.20 a m
eKernera-Me. 7.35 p m 7.50a m
rriveGreeusboro, - j 8.40pm 8.50am
STATE UNIVERSITY R: R.
' GOING NORTH - dly :DaUy '
' ' -" ' -" ex. Sun. ex. Sun.
Leave Chapel HIU, 10.25 a m 6.00 p m
Arrive University -- - 11.25 a m 6,00 pm
GODfG SOUTH. . " ' Dtu Drfily
1 ! ' ' ' ;-- " . ex. Sun. ex. Sun. '
Leave University, - 6.30 d m 11 54 a m
Arrive ChapelHUl, ' 7.31 p m l54 p m
BUFFET SLEEPING CARS . WITHOUT CHANGE.
On trains 50 and 51, between New York and At
lanta, and between Goldsboro and Warm Sprlnes.
Through Pullman Klftenpri. nn tD X"? fZT
bertreen Washington' and Auirusta, 'and Danville
and Rlehmnnrt. nS WriQhlni.tnr.Jni L JC?,"!"18
Through tickets on sale at 'Greeiisbdrb. Ral
eigh Goldsboro, Salisbury and Charlotte; foraU
points South, Southwest, West, North and East
For emlerant rate tn Tmuinnn
and the Southwest nrtdrTT"-.. "T"
A. L. RIVE3. M SMnfiTiTx
V P Geq. Manager. " Gen. Pass. AaWit
. ' ; - - Kiohmond. Va.. . ,
. '
Cheap; Lots For, Me.'
I offer for sa1 ICiirrit t oto CAwOnA .,.a s...
i t...'Jt ir. -yv" vi ueM!ry.cneap.
A'-0"ilnto.8ecure a cheap lot. would do
ofrer, LPrl?e at which the, are
R. ?. COCHRANE,
' Manager.
ay28dtf
Tp R. l1AGIUL,
WHOLESALE GROCER i
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT'
C0li4.gr, etM Charlotte.
Houccg Rented;
nouses rented
AdverfSfyi t-i V k,;"" '-e". intneciTy
CiA&L0TT I.i4L I '--TE AG'T -
'in
LUBRICATING
CHESS-CARle
YCO.
charlottr.
.
dec7eod1y
HERRING SAFE
- ,.r"'"cuEll,
Apply si " ' '
dis - !
ni ijDri!.t'nlKriucv.
j VJtyjft THE Biilf'A
pepels. vfSrJyB. lbs
nerves rece7T.Zle,"-
LADJESlsiSS
"""ens m w . --j
. supplies traKi.111
aaa in ujh. aaamB raoN Toma .t"i
ipeedy cure. Gives a clear, hesltT1S!,l
Frequent attempts at coWrfeltffi
o the populariiy of the orieina1VlH?,u!,
nent-?ettUe OafGiNALiDBisaoteill-
to
ment fret U
Juneldawly
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81 Park Rnw.
Great- Ex'teot i
M(D)o 1
Owing to a tremendous arrival of
BANANAS
1 Prices have fallen to
Hence the rush. These prices wOlMagwl031'
on this lot.- --
: ."B&n $-9
octfldp
FOR RENT.
A flve-room CottaVe,' wltt' WtJ'
paintea, corner tnuroa sna .!"
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