D AI L CH ARlOjf XtQ B S E R VEIV; S AT U R D A Y A V- 16 1885.
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tUBUBBXD DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY
OUAJS. K. JONES,
. Editor and Proprietor
C. fXinniMlflTtBLl ft '
Henderson Scores a Coaple More.
Special to m pmmnjur j nT 1T 1
WASHmorTONj llalSKdit John
S. Henderaonjef palbiry,8tii holds
the fort tuSfiS eklttelj looking 5bJ&
I ter the interestr 6fhison&tttuenl.
fie has just had two more postrnasCers
appointed inhis district, Miss Marga
ret jarVitf rWftads. J 'gadkirf'
ROUIltT- &B
Leiingtoniln p
oi tiames smun.
700
Coaal Finished. .
Washington, May 15. It is un
derstood that the President will ap
point Gen. Rosecrans to one of the
foUowiipoioBM-GolleCBr&1 itSA
port of sWvfyanciflCO Reg'"ar ot
the Treasury! Register of wills iri
the DJattict el OaAfflDahia, (8'. the
Vacancy soon to occur ou J&ie Mis--;
sissippi river commission;
mil Eh tfiAmnn uti iootit a?
. Tne committee appointed to count
the cash in the treasury ; and: unfin
ished potes in the bureau of engrav
' Ing and printing completed its work
todav. It has found the cash and
unfinished notes to correspond with
the axjbouiAa onl'itreasury books.
A NAanerV neawtoWa ievae
Wlads, ui a Maa Blowa to Atoms.
Somerset. Pa.. May 15. - About
6:30 p. m. the twtjrn of Somerset I ffc
shaken from-' centre t4ctreumferente
by an. explosion ot mtro giycerina
and dynamite at the Somerset chem
ical works, located one mile east of
town, on the farm of John Lane.
The explosion occurred in the nitro
clvrftrin'4 airittfiieneifl&whereOBe
New York city was at work; t He
was blown into atoms. The largest
piece of bone, flesh or clothes that
could be found was not larger than a
silver dollar. "The nitro-glycerineJ
a t -1 J m
Duuaing ana eigne otner Duiiaings
were strewn to the winds, portions
them being found miles away. Tt
works are situated in an opening m a
dense wood, the large trees of which
were uCrootetjh&nd ,olownT dewni.fof
rods arouna- bYthe forfHne,xj
plosion. From-12 to 15 pietofaie emf.
ployed at tne works, butpwrng-to-its
bem&AeceiisioiVdayi fl16-?!
weretrorkflierhe TOdm
in which the ' explosion occurred
stood there is a hole large enough to
bury JJie buildingUn.; f There: was $00
DoundaeP -nitfo git cenne 'and '3.609
pounds of dynamite in the! different
buildings. The loss is very heay.
An exftipBion , pecurred . at tCf same
place-abont the middle of January,
when two men were killed. , g j r
A PigM with a .Vlttijea rfnj,
jCobticm Kseaae. . .
the PosaDispatch from AuKtm.Tex..
ays : "Thia morttfatg' : Go v- Ireland
aupeiTBBetident of theTexas" penitent
taary, etaung tnat forty, state Xrri
in Brawdaifityi Last evening'whea
work was oppe4V large mob of
armed men surrounded theguarda and
tbeir ptMoaara ami. demanded the re.
lease of w e Jttait This thej euards
relused. Khereupnn a ght 'ensued in
woicn ine convicxs iook part witn
the mob. The conflict vaa,' terrible
ana resulted m a nctorr for tne at
tacking-party; who disappeared witbr
ine convicts, it is reported $bat sev
eral persons! weref fatally dniored.
The outrage fe due ; to the7 hue rand
cry aguiuub tut; employment 01 con
vict labor batsideof the Denitentiarv.
The Ooverner has offered a reward of
two hundred dollars for the convic
tion of any , of the leaders in the
affair.
Dcseeratioa of lae Sabbath. 1 $
St. LouisfcMay l4.s-ThI preachers
representingtbe various religious"de-'
nominations of this city have called
a meeting to protest against the al
leged desecration of the Sabbath, by
uotseuau nines ana .tneatricai , com
uauieay 1 xne morement waa amt. . nn
foot by the discovery that while the
aggregate attendance at the churches
on Sunday was not more then te:
thousand, iortv thousand neonle jwi!
nessed a co-xboyjxbihition at theait
groundaviwenty thousand attended
various baseball - games, c twenty
uiuusana spent tueaaf tnDeer gar
dens and five thousand heard two
lectures by;Bpb"YlngeriOlpi The,
newspapers frin&Jhei people tg jbave;
wi ireeQom or tne city. .
k Aleohotio lasaattr"
riiiLADKLPHiA. May 15 At No.
117 XNortb Fourth street, the police
wuuu uie wy.e 01 jiawara Mornts
iv mg tnoftv egpiag ber la
waa
T " 1 .
v i ,.TT,U.?: W'' .
nave snot, my, wlfeT' . His whole
manner showed that,; he was in an
extreme state .of intoxication. Tk
occupants of the house say that they
. heard the twp disputing afters their
return Morritz hrA hia inwt hi.
dredihahtf. wilrmnrttr'm
ciue 11 ne nas tne opportunity
cm oiaoiored Desperado.
WAsraoTOiT.TYirano" tangs"
ter, oegrpxvali7inah civluni-J
' police ofaoer Fowler, wa? rsgajr its
the corrUor t the cityjai4 tat 'nine!
, o clopk tfiis laornin ,JThe .twfy&fc
vwpt a memberof the1 chamang. He
. h? ed fi0m the,gAg whuib wwlc
rtistreqtenteBber.i)th Jaet;
He was pursued by officer Fowler
. who ndim- in- wtheu
v. struggle ef.0ueclduriigVhicl E,ings5
shot and killed hinvr, - . .
Maoon, Ga.. MayT.i5t.7j:hi after
noon the tank- cOTtaalme
used for making gM Rurke
hflS P11 " 'exploded,
lhe fluid shot iorward in a s-ream
and caught fire, from, the engine' fur .
nace neariyj .5Henry Rusbtil, col
oref arjwibaaly burned
thnt ha iWilli'dieM'Hi.pj,Ti.,i-
white, press feeder, vwas , also .badly
burned.
j.ne aamage to the building
was slight,
Alakiac Free with the Bcas Moaet.'
Foet Edwaijd, ny! May - itA
M. Clements, irecte cfeFort
El ward Liate bank; and , sooXofc, the
cashier of that institution, was in
dicted today ty the grands jury- of
Washington county for, usin; the
funds cf thd Ukla viclation of law;
The bank suspended last September,.
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THE RICHMOND TRIAL:"
TESTIMONY
IN THE
8VMED.
CASE RE"
Tie Deteate Coitiaie to Objrct
Counsel, Jary pad Prisoner. ?tstt the
Kesery er
RicmtONDrtVaMaya5.T-The first
wiimfind awfm thitu mOmins the
caseofsJS. JiCIureritit? pa trial fur
murderer, iaiuian liaaiBort, was j. a.
tjhildress, an employ at the Ghesa-
peake (SrObio coal docks.He-was
at tne wftarves on tne- morning 01
March 14th, and saw the bundle or
bag pf, clothing foijnd floating in the
fiver? (The bag was here shown and
ideirtifipd.Vj The- .witness helped to
put back the article taken- from the
bae. after ther had been dried-Noth
ing Md been? left 'ou ibr had any-
ining ppen put liuioii nrs&iounaiutu.
Jadee unima'ffl .the counser tor
the delensOv niavfidihat, tbM evidence i
motion was overruled ana tne a-
exceotea. ' . 1
Jirs. Annie. Williams, motner 01 tne
We in thervoir fence. tnrtfeft f
tbat iier son had given her .the watch..
iey onSuntfiyrJdarcn lstnjtnat next
dajcSbe KittAhe' key; to iyouog man,
xiamed WalterHill,lack Wren", the
detective, having sent for it, and
that she had not seen the key since,
ymt$ t&q&pg fa jm
omce, wnere naa Deen bduwu uor.
ngbjeption to this evidence was en
tered by the defense, as in the other
oases:
J. D. Redwood, foreman in charge
of the Ohesaneake & .Qnio-wbaryes.
astinea to tne. nncune ot. we oasvt.
jbtiifcs.Jbag;wastf bowtt)ca 4
m fcurld bvt laatneristraDS. wun a
hand)e fluUti ca M quantSy not
ladiea'-olothin'whichfce described,
also a small cigar box containing
some stamped needle work, etc, One
piece of .clothing was marked with
andanol
(ptner witn mreeiniwais, woicu
were indistinct.
The witness was questioned at some
length by both sides as to the ebb and
flow of the tide in the river, the dis-
Mtnoe from. Mayors bridge, to tne
int wbewittfd bagaiountl,-the
ienerth of time it would take for any
thingJto,float between the two points.
Ttoi. marked garments were here
ahowBtQ the jury.
"ThCthee initials on one garment,
;wflicn ivea wcoa saia were lnaiswntjs,
MerelfiteT. M," though considerably
.The-Mdefense followed the . same
course in regard to this testimony as
in tne otner exceptions to tne ruling
tfmtrfQi rt)i1 'ru
R (lywnddoll testified to the bae
binglroufchl'Q?hijl plai,wberitj
Mmoiniul ... ortAttf ttxm. HoVil X whon 1
soiel partm M.-'MftuntoaBtle hnd
Mr. (jnudress, toot vit away. .
'A recess was JrXtaenCfor't
hours for Abe juES-andgthe counsel
QO ;bathpide8- and the .prisohei; W
visit the reservoir.. ' , ' a
TU t7 II 1 YMniJ
FARCE. r
f . - am skf p jaM.4T vav
Ifo Vole Cast br . Arret meat The, Re-
lature met n leant convention at .3U
A.i m.', and lipw roll call 49- Senator
andrl98-B9presentativesj answered, f ,
A;mofion was made to hare' Wea
yer seatedbo Speaker Haines
vouldncAVecogmzeft, ashe said he
had notmng to, ga upon, Jt an , oral
declaretion of the honorable1 gentle
nanrimdiia could, taker no 'edgni-;
iahcof-itTi f i 'j'H i - !
.. A long "wrangle followed, . during
which different efforts were made to
take a vote for Senator, but before
one waa taken, the Bepublican, mem
bers adjourned to the Senate cham
ber 'Jeavicgi the Speaker;, and the
House alonev 'A .question then arose
as to wbetnert was men a joint as
sembly or regular House session.
This-question was argued at length
for tne purpose 01 killing time .until
12 o'clock, so that the joint session
would againxonvene, rattig was
not present not Mas Ruggs 1 1 f
In accordance' with an agreement
made between the "Steering Commit
tees" no vote was cast for U. 8. Sen
ator today, and the joint . assembly
adjourned until next Tuesday. ,
, Upon adjournment, the House was
declared rnp Rfisstom and Weaver
(Rep.) irpm tbe fThirty-fourth, iDis
tticfeji waaiwornJoi 1 y(
The Democrats prolonged the joint
tEession until lioon try? speeches upon
irrelevant matters in order to pre
vent a regular session oi tne House,
and toe possible seating of Weaver,
Finally, when it was nearly noon.
Fuller, on the part of the Republi
cans, moved that Weaver be recoe-
I nized. and as tbe chair refused to
U h4 house and -declared icarriecU J
rouble A boat Abe , E'roBtierR"aMa
Maid In U lai.il
Proposals. ;- .
v St f. Psibbsbubo, May 4K. The OS
cial Messenger today cublishes a re
port from Geh. Komaroff to the effect
that the Sariks are opposed to ' the
new frontier line propoeedby Eng
lanu, ciain:ing4nai1;it.i4aiiinrringe
1 beat land in th rlianntoH . nitmr
oest land in tne diSDUted U rntorv to
Al . A , . "
tne a.ignans. . -
, v2 THE DISPUTED BOUNDARY,
A council of ministers
was held
ancyuter iborpugbly discussing the
BUOiect It Was decided to sUonort the
Claims oftbe Barika J. L&.
A further conference between Eng.
JanclRusBiaswill bow: be necessary go
iuui xi ciaints oi toe eariss mav ie
TCBWideTedtjeforeTe
agreement and oe approved by Kua-
- ;THB BBITrfl PrxipOBTAL EJaXfTKifcc
t- PARisy-15 AT despatch' iron
K reteiourg-to -the JonxnJ'4e
Debate BtAtos'that Russia haa p: ..?
rejected t:$ C.rit!sh,; proposala; TL
samevtfe. -araonsays that T.:iz-nat
win demand tne -right to hava an
Bt5354 lViantepTeAc-titif
fttCU. f. ' ea uJ'of, Afzhuiisn
a reiiCMuiDUnuii ai tbu.k that m...!
latter demwadi-.-if-niMdrtJ will ftrova
more sed.ya than any f ruutier quwi
r.'ret klldrea Bur 64 loOetttb.
i Mi5NKA6iia.' ilunr pMy 15 A
J on nral U waion na, M in n.special aayi f
"M 11 b'elock lat nigltt tW houso of
a Norwegian farmer named Henry
Leiston. abnut six jnnli a outheaot
of thw l ily; wa!i bui-t.ed. nitd S of hi
h Jdrvb fHTUhed in'tlw tUme.. Th
J mily consisting of lumarlf. if.
Mid tk-ven chilJien, and a hired man,
were all sleeping at the time- in a
secondstory S1
rai
leres
5 JnIkw York, May 15 -The business
iuiiures occurring - throughout the
country during the last week, as re
ported to B. G . Dun & Co., -number
for the United States 303, and for
Canada 26; total 229, against 248 last
week and : 03 iha
. r " woi
lhe casua'tlas are r.rt.t.w rant Hi-
vi ed amc -3 the dTerent eoctiona U
-4ltSiaEJI'F-POLItS WEPHEWi.
T
Walking 50 Of ileai to Uet Awoy from
; a Retreat" tor tke lasaoe at Hart
tortf. " Wkstport, May 14! James Knox
Polk, a nephew and namesake of the
late President Polk, has for nearly a
vear been an inmate of the insane re
treat at Hartford. For many years
he occupied a large farm near ; this
town on the banks of the Saugatuck
river. With an income of $500 ; a
month he passed his. time almost
alone in an ancient house near the
stream, and was known as - a .great
lover of boating,; fishing and ; field
sportsy" He was genial and social
butf his friends wire selected ; with
care. . Those whom, he made his
friends were treated in a royal man
ner. Why be led a hermit s life in
his chateau, as, he termed it, .. was
never disclosed. v Three . years ago,,
however, there seemed to come over
hm) a sudden change, He mingled
inf society, and after a short courtship
he married a beautiful Swedish lady";,
tof whom he devoted his entire time!
The old bouse was transformed ' into
1 ...a . - -
hi. j.. ,r- -i . ; - - --
L . '?i.. :i .V.- li - -.V: --de- JL
a most eiaDorate aweuing place.
Jf ent on pleUy untd
there came rumorer financial ems
barraasnentL r From - that - moment
Mr j Polk -was a- changed' man. He
again became secluded and toiorget
his trouble1 he took-to the-cup. Des
nitei the efforts oi- his - famQv; he
L drank deeper and deeper, and finally'
til tire wore uiuiutuuug va uuiu mracMii-
ty. t He seemed to. understand hia
coOdition, ifor after being- advised to
seek relief in an institution be-deeided
to eo to Hartford.1vtft Iri
He remained there until March? of
rt6e bresenft year; uwheni he i insisted
that he was dared and j expressed f
desire to return to. hiahome. He was
alloWed to do so, and for.i a time it
seemed that the ohange was a wise
one The 'old :appetite - returned,!
however, and he was again taken to-
r7Er?-TzriZUTZ
Oh Saturday last he quietly left the
retrpat, and following the tract of
the Iconsolidated road,' started for
home. On reachingStratford, a dis-
tance of 'fifty : miles, " early Sunday
morning, he went to. th residence of
Benjamin Morse, an old friend,, and
tarried during the" day; Asliia men"
tal eondition was observed; wojd was
senti to Patrick Murphy; station agent,
at the depot here and a friend wa3
at ohce sent to Stratford 'to take Polk
in charge. He waa accompanied to
his home here. .He was not his . for
merf self, however, for he i would ,ac
knowledge none , oi ( Uis. family ..as
friends, and declared opeo hostility
tdall who approached bun. - It was
fouad necessary to inform the mana
gers or tne retreat or nia whereabouts,
and ttwo meii were sent yesterday to
take bun back to Hartford. Polk
was 'determined not to go. and it was
only, by the use of force and the ap-
lication of nandcutrs that he was
pt in subjection. He was literally
if ted aboard the train laut nighfcThe
scene at tbf fajepvaf jmos distres
sing as his young wife again ; parted
i nereis. reason to oeiieve mat jur.
Polk will "ultimately recover.
'i mm a ,., i , i i
T
MO
t : ' Gea'(raats Conditioal
NEw'Yos-tfay i5."ShSrtiy -after
11 otelock last night Gen.i Grant was
asleep." Dr. -Douglas remained all
night and when he left : the . house at
B&Oto clock tnis morning he said the
General had had a good average
night's resHeJiad steptanorethao-
six nours auring ine nignt, ana waen
the doctor lett the patieiit was still
sleeping. ,vHe aroused a. half hdur
later, and was dressed.
f;Tne Ueneral -surrered little or no
pain during the evening and night.
and the swelling at the angle of the
jaw had subsided much.' The doctor
would return at noon and drive with
the General.
1
Alabama Coal and Iroa.
Birmingham. Ala., May 15. Hen
ry F. Debardeleben. the pioneer de
veloper of Alabama s mineral region.
who Qwns thousands of acres of fine
coal and iron laud -in .Birmingham
district, left for Atlanta tonight to
meet a party of Pennsylvanians, who
are negotiating for the. purchase of
the Henry Ellen coal mines, , twelve
mues east of here. When the Geor
gia Pacific was building to Binning
ham if agreed with Debardeleben to
grade a dottbie'rbad bed from these
mines to the city, and it is upon this
grade that the track to the mines will
be laid.
As! Deadly aa f "jraiiBth's ltease
r 1 i " !? '
, SawARD. N. Y.. Mav 13 A terris
ble dnd deadly disease prevails in the
SeWard Valley. It first attacked
Samuel Mc Roberts, fwbjcf flied, f and
Mrice then funerals occur dail v about
herei. The throat first jewelfo; Jtbe
tongue is paraiyzea ine patient can
not eat and be becomes double -.eight
ed. (No one has recovered from the
disease, which is very contagious.
4 Joror Ked and Seat to Jil,
"Wtw York. May 15. -Judee Brunt.
in the'eourt of oyer and terminer, to
day gave ais decision in tnease of ju.
roruarve MMunsei, in wnicn nede
Cide that the juror shall Rrr to the
couqty jail for 30 days- and be fined
$250 for n tempi ef .eourt in ;goiqg
to the office of 0 Donovan Rosa dur
ihg the progfej5;of 5he8bor Pbelan
1 f i j , i A S t j . f- "
1 A Hit Sioij Mpolled .""'. '
Atlanta Qa Mav 15. rThe report
that 700 persons had been boisoned
I: by eating; ice cream aj; Tplhilah Falls
andlwould die, ur almost Entirety un
true-, ' A few were made slightly tick
by eating spoilad crenm, hut none
aarkjusly, and all are well nw,;
:; J .i,t;Iliii;'4aHs ,:, .
Hcntkk'h Point. ;; f, Jr-Charles
Henry Kngg. the iiero who n ur
dered old Mih. Lyilia Ma bee. and
her diiiigh'-"r M try, it O ,tf r Biy,
Lung IulafiJ. iiwuly two ynarrt uo.
wax hai gH) in jtiWiert) at 7:45 this
moi-LuriK.'i.'ll.? uitc
lltrd WHllUUt U
strtig-
r
r. Boaxn onCoriu1
tmrdorsoft corns, bunions. Ue
Batovcbb, iuy
15 E-ther
Moit-
lin.'rai'iHli priest, was uekei today
aif to the luooes Of 'tho i'ebttld hi the
fi liting i't B ttoUvhe i : He gve
Hit-irt ub 51 killkjd and 1?$. ,,woUndt-d.
Hto ntutt'munt m.ij- be n li Q upon ac
atcurult).
Honiiiirr.'irf1i.fc,ntMl
I i i i - I r''
fin(WJ5on
ttM-t-rrT
Can iiever04ias ensrd. orfct lioso, js uos Uwst
siKl t..iuM .iiverTniisnMo-e ifaie w-nr ga I
disorder. w"!flk!Wuiit fts iial,wtS4tnetvwA. g 1
R
HHP
lr-
restore vwor ud nuietmio to tue i:it'Ttt enrkti,,
niu-t be Invt 'KtrHtcdahdtegi.HtteUi
ii ne orainiirr
1 he ordlnarr
si-uuuves ma) iraououign toe rner, for awn no,
but tlisy can iiever. like Honiettr's stnuwei) Bl.x
tern, reiiMive Uio cjumj ot tmiyoun dtt:Ut). ' That
superb lnUVrti'l and oorrtctlvs of ulofit.r4
ronditlone of the'A'linentary organs.'liasalMtnS
enect oi mtaniiiffton va wo-uotsesi-- -T" o-u-MtetlssuMotwlitcktoey-aro-
enastittitAd. i
weskeiwd lo . cons quenoe of linpowu.! nt i f
ttie blood renting Iiom imperfect tt!"te; .-a ad
sslmUatloa. uraw sirei.gtU from ti.e - f""d .el
vitality dvIord in the system by ttie feiuMrs,
whlob lR'Mt4u ,ie tequtred -Iuhm-'is to tonutrV
tive fuoci. not te swrnaua, i- uots Ujssiio
IsUon, aim ! tone sim( reguiam to. tueaeuc.
tire and evuvoKuyt organs. - -. s '-, -s
Ew'ci on Bats" eleah out rau, mice.
15C.
- - . MAT IS, lft.
- Produce.
. - , -
p.i TiiinH Noon Klour otlletr Howara tnwt
and Western Superfine 13.6033.85; Kttra$A9ue
4.81: t-amiiy vt.oixrso.D"; iit iuia mifwr av.au
ft 3. 75; Extra tANai4.26: Rto brands 60: fl
tapsoo Famllr Buperuuire mant as.ae;
Wbaat tioutbern : Arm; - Wastara aasr;
Southern red iU3tl.P6- do. amber fl.U4fl.lS;
No 1 Maryiaml $1 67S118; No S VeaVa win
ter Td spot 9911,00. Com- Sonttoera Aim;
westers aiui; aumoam wuito 04; jwtum otaoe. . .
fmioiiMLirioiir firmer. WbeHt dosed Ik lower
fhan yestertaj; Maj 8iA; Jona WM No.
Sitltf8. Com wsaA, dosed V26 Ve tower; rasb
4taijMliT 4694T: June 4687; Juir trl
tsiW Oats quiet but lower: cami a: June ttmfi
848; Julr 233kadVA. Mess pork etoaed quiet;
VuTii $u.06rJune ?10 906 $10,911; Julr I.ee
all 17m. liaruqum; caau o iMfoia.o punu
meats quiet; dry valted st outders $4.36a4.40; short
riosldea to.60-ahort clear fiJoe&l&. Whisker
Arm at Si. 10- BUgars urui
Standard A 64.
granulated 6ViS65fe:
t -
rVaval Store '
WnmeTOWTurpentliie steady at diosln
stead;; strained 90; good strained s3t. ; Tar
stead; at $116; crude turpentine stead; htud
$1.10; yellow dip and virgin S1.76. i
SATAMAa Taroanttoe . easy at- ana. . Bonia
steady at 9&att.W, H j . :
i run nT.csrmifTiirneii tine firm at L . Bosla
ftrm; strained 6; good strained .1K ;.; ;
ft j -fr.t'.l it. . vii.v-lr-OfS".1-"
Kxchanee 4.864. ' Money HWJ1.' SabtieMorr'
balaaoes sow 138,i,w: ourreuey S'JS.siaeuh
Govaraetentalower; tour per cents, hi XUS; tone's
M8t4; State bonds dull. . , ,
AiaDama mass a. a mi o.... m
.2 ; m . ...... . . . - , . . ... ,' .
i n ' 1 yimiia J, Tgo..;, ......... .j.... M..VO -
eeorgla0,s,.ra.ii. 1X1 ;
Ci OOF (1 A 78 mCflB8 , 1048
North Carolina 4's. .... ......... .... . ;
North Garounaf s.ex. ni.,..r,.J..i.W.. ...
North CarolTna's Funding , s 11
South Carolina Brewa Consols............; 1.1TH4
Tennessee ffa... ... . w.. t 4S. j-
vuvUiia o ................ . u. -, 2j v.
Cfcesaoeako and Oato.. ....... i ! 4 "5
Cblcoand Nortbwestora.preSerfad.... t.HVt
nuivfr Eltiracl. .......... ..jLi: a
Oeuver and Ble Graoda.
Bast Tennessee.. ', 8i
Lake Shore.
Louisville and NaHbvlDe..
Menipnu aadCaarlestoa..
..
...... M,....
7
- 8
. K
17'
Nashville and Chattanooea
New Orleans PaelAe. lt.. .........
New kotk cniiai... . ...
Norfolk and Western preferred...
Northern PaclSe oomraon .
Northern Pacific oceleirecL..
iie
raoltic MaU...
EeaxllfiK..... .... ..... ..i.... ..
: 631S
- 7
.'
1.f6
a
iUehmond and AUegtani..
iwuawi. WH . . . . .... .... ......
Richmond and West Point Terminal..... .
Aocfc islands ..a .. m .... .... . .... .....m j n '
St. raui.
si. raui prerenal...,
Texas Paeine..'.:..
Wabash Paelfte. .!............ . .T..lT,Jl
Wabash Paelne, preferrwl.i..
WestAro 1 ftlun........
Bid. tLaat
bid.
Sobered, t Asked. IXk.Div.
: ' f - ... ,.r
Hit.X3TON Oulet: mlddllnc 10U: Vf MrelDts
66; gross 66; sales - :S; stock-- 23l; exports
emonwlse . i . - f kf
weeuy-aet rects 779: eroes SXk sales 865:
exports coastwise 1776; continent ; meat Bri
tain UJ3U, i r . v. .fl...'
NoaKax Steadr: mlddUntt lOf-Uatet leeetDts
M; rosa 41; .stock 4,534; tales,; export
eoastwise -; Great Britain .
weesw oat rseeims hs: ; srear ' ari: sane
700; exp'U to eonUnent, ; oatatwlse, 9;
Frauoe ; fin-at Britain -j. , . i . '
lurmoroa-Flrm; mlddllim lOUVaet rec'a
, tirose . sales : stock 7i; xpurb enast
wwb ; ixretM ttnoiin - r .....
- Wul. MA Ill ! at.
exports eoustwlse 7; Ureal britatn .
Savarsab 3UMdr: n1,MUni !0U?m4 rwrn
S14; gross SI; -sales 25: - stock 4878: exiMU
coastwise ; to eouuuetit ; Uruat Britain .
France-'
Weekir-rnet ; recelnts 3D 3: rrosd B7f sales
75; exp'ts coastwise 6,i03; to Qt Britain ;
jrranoe ; eonuneni .
Xxw ORLaAmv-FImt: mMdltnc to 7-1S: aar reets
830; gross 626; sales 101 ft stock V4.BH7; exports
eoastwlse :; to Great Brttala : France ;
continent
weekly-net rects 8.640: gross 1XDH: sales 12.ZCh
-exports to uteai itriuin, S,4dl; eoaatwiad, iina;
continent Itance ,
Moaii.a Finn ; middling 10 B-16; net rec'tn 18.
ST068 18: ikw ttvi stock 14 474 exo'u auastwisr
Great Brttala ,.
weekii-net-. reoeiuts Ti: gress w: aaies uuu:
exports coastwise ureal urnaia .
HKXPtns-Qtitet: mlddllrig IUIb! eceetDU 117
ebiDmentstl6: sales 300: stock 3M2U
- weekly aec racu bob; abipnseaie avw;
2ii; to spinners . . ,
"fc ftram.1 TW.Ia. mlifrfllnH IfW.. I OK.
abiDmeaU i sales &6: stock '
Week! recelMs 177: shlonienas BBS: sales
grit; spinners :; stock 5,138. . , r
CUAWJ68TQ1I Firm: mlddllnc lOWi: net roots
96; gross 3t; sales . stock Mt: exports to
eoaHtwtse ; continent : ttreat Batata
Weekly Net receipts &83: cross
3"; exports to conUuent, ; coastwise, &A;
wreat jsnuua .
Nsw Tork Easy; sales 408; mlrtdttnf apiamti
10; Orleans llic; consolidated net jieoalpU
: exDorts to 'treat Britain - to I rranea
: emttneot . r - . . '
Weekly net neelDts 463: aroas 9X6:
8 80; exports to Great Britain 8 JU6; France 13.4;
ouiitinent wsi stiuiners ; sues sjuS). -
. l-'iiliarsjn.,
Nrw Toms Net receipts -; gross 4CS Fa
tures closed quiet but steady; sales d0u8 bales.-' .
Ma s'saHssf lla7? Ss Vtt
June..,.
M)8ia.8J
July..;
iogost.. '. . ;
depteaiber. . ..
October.:;.:...':
November.......
Deosmber .t....
January
Keoruary
March. , M
. April . . . ......
10 863.87
........ losia.a
ia7o.7i
......... KMaM
......... vMax
VMa.
- W.333J5
1044.48
, " OOXF AaATITX COTTON STA"
Net receipts at all U. & ports during
Same time last year.
Total receipts to this date..... .......
same time lass year..,.. .... .... ..........
Exports for toe week.... ..;.
6ame week last year.
Total exports to thta date.
To same date last year
Stock at aH United Stotes ports. . . .. .... ..
. .7S1,763
-r ,ou
- 14.07J
16U1.402
8S,9
493.128
Same time last year..... i
Stock at all Ulterior towns , ..... , . . -
Same time last year.
Stock at Urerpooi ...i. :
ame time last year. -
Stock of American afloat for Greet Brttha,
Same time last year...;..,.. .... ..i.;.... .i
f , .; :, .' KKCKIPrB AT ALL FOBTS. ' ;
, 526,631
b7.529
41.464
: 978,000
70,000
80,030
New York The following are the brtal net re
estpts oi cotton at ou points smce Best, Is. 1884.
Sa,?ton- 'i r4: I - ?4545M
wew urteans, - . - - - . -r - i),?n
MODUS,, f,
SavannabVA
Cbarleston,
Wilmington,
Norfolk, - -Baltimore
Newlork, '
228,135
- 719.68
- r 51)1.093
91.767
r 646,488
: &H.8U9
Vr-90SB8
Boston, -
Newport News,
PnfladelphBt,
West Point, -Brunswick,
PoiiEoraL. " .
;. ei,67
V 68J7S
i 47,419
811,191
a 9.747
- 6.54
V S4.194
i- 10.7VI
400
PenBaooUi, '
Jndlaaola, - i
City folnt.
Total, t
fftiiiat
t 'iJ
rerpool Onoa 8trUa.
Livnwoov Mat 18. -Steady, tool Utt'e dolnc
mlddllng uplands 6 16-16U: Orleans Id: sales ti O n:
stecultkm Hnd'exiMiri 6uu; receipts ; Amert-
ciin jroiures cm.- :
' rplands low uuiiming clause; -May and June
deliver 0 bl 4l.
June and July 8 0 64dH3 64d. ' ' r
July mid AUKUKt biL .
' Aug st and Sr utcmber fi S 6 ,d. , ,
, repininucrnnd UrtoberSJr "
Suits (or tne week 84.UU); American 33,000: sieo-
uiiuioii liuu; export viiu; actual export, veuu; im
port 88,1)00; American 23,00; rtock 978 000; Ailier
- 3 P. a. Sales American H.9X. umih. ,i mid
dllrur clause, HaydeUverf 8A '-Sid. (s41ers )
r. May and June s 67-64rt, (seUws.) - ; -: i ;t
June and July 869 641, (se.lers.) ; -"i H Si
- July and August 6d, (tellers) ' , ' ?
' August and September 6 il-64 l, (bnyers,)1' '
Setfeniber and October ftil, tseUs. j , ' -
October and November 5 M-AM. (sellers 1 -,
J NovemU:! and Deuember 6 l1 64d. (s -UriS y
Decs uber and January 0 61 &kl. (ssllers ' -
tw.rjs ouii out suuu.
4 Jf, a. -uplands low middling elawe May
delivery 6 66 C4 J, (sellers)
. Za 1 UUll
S6C4J. (sellers). ' --i . .
May an
May and June 6 56 fi4d (I ujers)
Jims and July 6 .7-4d (buyers.)
Jul) and August 6 (S2 CM (llers) - , '
August -and septcuiDer b im. (sen rs v
3citmmbr and O.-tober S 6 -ld (buyers 1
Octob r and November 6 b2 64rt. (seHVrs.H -
-,.SUilKr and Deceuiber C 50-640. so. leie )
4 Joe.
I iLUu
j leosiuiier auu January j m 1441, utmers,! s .
uutiuesalosed wusk. r-.tf 1
i'
ttt
Ornojt or thk uanRtsa.
Uasawm, N. &, May Ifl ts. f
he ottr cotton market yesterday alosed dul
and easy at (he following quotations: c
,MWdlIng.r.. ..s. u 1014410 Ml
Pjeeafpt yeabsrdiy. .. .. ...........-i
. seas
ftfTX- JPKO UUCK v KAOUET.
y for is. ucz ' : :,fcrUi ;
fMi--per tashet . i. .U . jf' t -a?1
J sd-Hier bunnel....,.,. - 60
Wbea-per toiMbel. UH?
Peanuts tr bosneI.J.....,..l.K,TL'!
Flour- F&iiOIy.. .......iSiiy
fktra,..
reaa viay, per Dusnei
sf lxedTT
a4ai.is
... 66360
Oats shelled,
Dried Fnilt-ippies,' per
,i "eacnes, oeetea...
" J - oopeeled
" ' Btaoktwrrles
11
"4fT6
. t.r6
SUSUL
?7I-
.,- 7ffi8
7V8
.78
82
. 18
SflrrSo
inaB..i....
ratifiaaa nar nound
Xtelooa, per bushel
oeeawaz, per pouuu...
.Tauow, par pound.
Batter, per pound..
Jiefa,peraoeoa..
Cliidieos.. .......
Turkera. tier ihmhmI
QMWs . s .'ass s sa
Beet, per pound, net....
Mutton, per pound, net.
Pork, per pound, net....
s sn
- onwasnaa.
Feathers, new....
jtaas.per poima.
HUGHES1;
ivw
Quinine Hair tonic
to tne best preparation atade for Imparts" vigor
to tae scalp, eradicating daadraS and prerenOng
tbeaalf failing. Preptaedonlf by 'iHjxl'-t ,
DBVOflUTa,
.HA
J,-PHILIP'":v
MtaMe - Cod liicr f Oil Enalsion,
( -.- r -, : ". ! .' ; - :
: 1 j'' ' r;:. " . : f.i;..
,1, umiDinea iut tne soluble rnospnates,
ttt. m
PER BOTrLE.
For sale by;
SPRINGS! - CORN K R;
have reoefred a Iw and oompltMe stock of
WINDOW GLASS,
f!- ALL MZEa' -' '. ' I -
i !- i - j.. .. i-- , ' ?-) . ,
' 1 -i ' Single, aad Double Tbickl. .
RJ H. JQHOAN, fe CO..
Sprlags' Corner. 5prtngaVCorner.
it miiiff.;i u i won
t
.e. '
NAN
m. as SAW V
Bow anr unilsisfsnrt wba'
- a psrfbct Ot ler TWt psJnfct
period ofhrssUng to"isdsm-.
. cd ssssntial to orsry nsw
outfit. Tala Is posltiTsly u
neeessary. ' Tbs scientlfle
prindplas avplisd to tbs an
. erouartspos ami stass of th
Ksruti slioa, iasima perftet
fit, and their AoxlbilitT. sbso
lute tesdani team, the tortarae
.. of "brooJOna- In," ao thsr say
easy sad oomfcrtaate front tkjp
rst day. Bold tis wbsrs.
Ask your Shoe dsalsr tor thsaa.
' HANAN A SON.
4caila Iwr Vsaawllte.
ftbioeodtf . .
CARRIAGE AND EDGGY EMMY.
T7 ABK JC5T IN KECKsT OF A FULL LINI
; Of ttwvery latest etftoeUie spring trade
CT-CAU. AND 8XXCS. . . f -
i : A. C HUTCHISON CO.:
Charlotte, K. a, next to Wadswortk's Stables.
fTABBIASI, W ABOH Am BLACKSMITH SHOPS,
s . . jwiikinsoa's ma Btano.j ., .s
ITebldea aude to order and lepatred.
' IHorses snod tnltot-dsse style. '
a., c nvTcnuoxAcbt
I SI00 REWARD
-A reward of One Hundred DoUaraJs bereby ef.
fared for tne i'P prehension aad proof soffluieut for
tbeeontictiDBof the perpetrators ot tne dastardly
eatrage eommttted la tne etty ef Charlotte, oa the
sornlng of the 10th tost , whereby an attempt
was made to destroy Urn and properV by tne use ot
aTnamite or some auer expwsrfe saosoaee.-'
BaayUd3t . WM JOHNSTON, Mayor,
Lost or Strayed,
A yellow and white speckled Pointer Btt&u has
fellow ears, and a tew hum ynllow soots oo her.
Any one giving mfannatloa of her enU be reward-)
aaatuusomoa. 4- - . (-" mawoa
FOESALE.
A few work Horses. Abo one second-hand farm
Wagon and some second band Buggies, The abase
lnuoesotaeaeapioreBsa. --
. BssjUdSt CH AKBKBS ft 00,
Condensed Tii ;TaW JoH i ii
pAfK FEAB AND YADKIN Y ALLEY RAILWAY
To take effect at 8 a ai ;Mond,rjaaaarylKai
TRAIN NOBTH.
amhrrx.
LKAT.
. " T
Bennettvllle...'.,
Shoe Heel ....
Fayettevll'e. ......
Sanford....
Ore Hill........ .
Liber y ,V...J..
Greensboro .....
800a,,m
10.00
.8Tara.
lilO p. w.
4.S8 -i
Kit f. ;
700. . , ,
f 14 p.L
. a za
488 '
, ai minutes at rayettellle 'or dluner
: TUA1N SOCTlP
AKRJVK
LS VS.
fireensboro...
Liberty
Ore Hill...,. .
Saaford . .
FayetfvUle...
Shoe He4
Bonnet tbrQie
6.40 a. nt.
w.sim. mj
11 m
1.16 p
... u p. as.
4.(0 ..
:.,6 40:v "
18
8JQ
? .1
. ; 90 mluutea for dinner atSanfdrd.
"so Mj-Roaa,.(iitt'l Pass. Ageat..v.i.
awr& tf ' ' . -v- j 'i-v-
'l am a eoipewmlth by tratK and the small pai
tleles ol lrns and onoutr trots Aiiiw t .
onmyarm aiKi Mo .e.1 my mhtm juiu. Hot.
cury admliilsteied iromrht on rb unmtlsm. and 1
bee 'D, a be pMw invaiw J wok two duzen bottles
Sv n
mwt Lorr.
AugtMa, Ga.
Jan.o, . , u- -
We hve used AwlfV Bptuinc In e fkmllr as sji
antWoto for miari)o4!loTove thre? rZ
BDdUave aeverknowo It to fall in a imgletnT
"aSSwoo, cia.. sept. 11. Ms: :
' lor six or eight nm t mutaA
f uWnHereSr1 IM; ofrW
.Bwl ojwwuemaoe a peraaimt enre.
jNWif-e It etr'y lsCsittsasi
T Pwj-t Ffo Co., E rawer a. A" r "sTftsl''
av :-i'i,'iiii t l .
1 A
ar . . i
ANIV-
fashion iSbfets foi; SpriD?,
' .-V-i :
BONELESS
BREAKFAST
BACON,
-AND-
. DRIED BEEF,
, . f -1 ii -- 1 - .
. 'I ' ? 1 PJ3ARCE BISCUIT,
flor. Roller Patit" Flour
Wm have a limited quantity of nlee fresh Straw
berrtes today from Lyiee garden, near thedtr
Bead la yew orders early.
BAB1ETT 4e ALEIATOES.
WRISTON'S
KNICKERBOCKER
AND
mm polish
Ars haying a "big run." They are toe best goods
of the kind In tne nuvtet. I Dow have for your
Inspection the perfect Tooth Brash, or Wayne's
raieav yaa ne jtngintn prosa makers say 01 it:
-LoasosT, Hareh afith. .
' -If:
tear81rWeare. without doubt, more largely
interested m m&nuictanng tooui tmiaaes man
any a; her Una fa these Islands, and our patterns,
rith those of oar friends, constitute a small
moseuBt; bat of all we have made there Is HONS,
In ear opinion, so effective for cleaning the Inter
aHeea of, the teeth as Wayne's Patent Tooth Brush
Very lesjeottullj, your v,j . nH
: - ? ;SV: G.BTKKNT80Nai
, To sfesam Tnruer ft Wayne, Philadelphia, Pa.
For .Sale JBy
I " ,
II"
:i?1 J i.M V.l:': ' v-;! -
't- V '. Ir-'.:! ' '
' THE LAWKS CONCEDE OTJB
u....-f ;-.:;fe.ii'V'J,tf ,.:
SOOO'
8i
A
K U U B K K
aa r. o--. suit kit
MM MM
A A -M MM M
a O I UOR BR
M St M
ui : an r R tint an
M M
' '
r.-.l---
lo be tne Inest In the city, and i-ur ;
CAKES,; fCANrftKS,
.i
f ...
BOS IXJN BATH BUNS,
AND-
1 ii M
UP lI) :Cii t t.N,
tH "if?' Wsased In toe elty.
tosartibeounvlnced. ..
Call ex un
; MAY 15 It & KOSS..
MnnnnnpTinni
1 ' "" sssus WM klKutJaMf
...
:
.-"o in tuvnn rasa,!
.. . vH,.r . --iihii
,,.i r. assort.
f I.S, t.v.,,)atallia.MIlri.
1 I "f
v' ? " -'-- "-:- i -
J.iJIIIIIB.
t'a - j. 11 1 1
5 -'xt ,i
FERRIS Fill HAMS
j ,.. i ,. - j j.j.; .-i . ... . "...
j "t ;-'.'r"' ,v -tf r r 1 .
Shoii
der Brac-e
LI ifristim
TOT RECEIVED!
AN LEOANT OP
Ladies, Miesesr and Childrers'
Fine Shoes and Slippers,
And all kinds of
-i !7t
t -:- "
n o ,13
For Boys', Youths' and Gentlerrs
Summer Wear,
j f Call and. see our goods and prices befoie you buy.
Trade Streec.
TJlTe are Blow Offering
ours no m
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Till save money by an examination of our stock before goln elsewhere. purolwse a,,T oods ta our line
& CO BEN -
burgess Nichols;
WHOLESALX AND BBTAJL OXALSB IN
all kinds of
pUrnitore
, BEDDING, &C. I
A full Une of CHEAP BEDSTEADS, 4
uwuxicrjco, x-ariur auu unamoer suits, uoi
fms of all kinds on hand. No. 6 West
Trade Street, Charlotte, North Carolina.
DR. laESSIsIB'S
IK A is. n
A POSITIVE
Constipation, Biliousness,
:-r. . " AND ' - ' ' '
D:Y SPEPSI'A,
' :o: '
mrttltfHISfu?? of P.ur? eSetal1 matter which acta entirely on the digestive organs,
hSKntvi7 L"00,-, and removing all matter contained In the stomach that
does not belong there. No malaria or other blood disease hangs around the system where KASKUiK Is
V WHAT CAUSES DJSEASE.
aim oeeays, tne gases arising therefrom poisons the blood, and as a ss!awin dianauM nf varinu
iXi Zc?.01 put.s. th. n? efut the S
aea, a perfect circulation of blood and perfect digestion is obtained, and all liability of disease removed,
PREVENTION OF DISEASE.
ytstomach Ui good order by using Kt SKINS, and youmay UuSJh tagtonT - k P
JV2ibl?Z?meflr te Pf1' P a condensed form, and twoto four bitle? wfll cure the most ob
stinate ease ot habl.ual constipation. Price 60 cents and one dollar a bottle " wr wt w
S. B.
For sale by T, C. Smith & Co
Vllf k a llfit Ilka . Vln. T. V. . n,..
" ' "... ..v- u i itiuoaaunii, X lie
crowBlng virtue pt Dr. Blgger's Hrckteberry Cor
dial Is that It Is the great Southern remedy for
children teething and all bowel affections.
Why Is a book like a tree? It Is full of leaves.
Dr. Blgger's Huckleberry Cordial leaves the bowels
In their natural condition, and does not, after
cheeking tbem.-eonstlpate, as many medicines do.
Vii-Si. ".'S1
TIredbVwAlfFR Tkv iHR it la t. a
QTeo oy wiLTtKi. TlTLOB, Atlanta, fta.
t Reliable
THE MUTUAL ENDOWMENT AND
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
: OP'AMERICA.
, , OffiC 0 THE SxmaAX AftKNT )
'1 ' -. IObKobth CABOUHA, V ;
This AseorHatlon. now nearly four years old, and
having a membership in a Urge number of the
States, amounting to nearly sa.OOC) boueoclarlea.
haelost established a general agency lor North
Carolina, with headquarters la Charlotte.
..P00..? h8 aeeessejTtoeoinnywfi
the laws of the State, which has been done: as will
more fully appear by reading the following eopy of
certificate and receipt from the Seoretary of 6 tale:
Copy No. an. . . . ........
Statk of North Cabouka, ' : "i
f Officbof SaoaiTABT or Stats : f
: t S- ' lWRUiC VKfkXTHWWt, :
mvJ-. ,o BAiaioH,a9th. April 18S. J. .
- The Mutual Self Endowment andf BeneutdafAB.
soclatlon, havlna filed fa -ihlr .Ouaappott
mentof J. T. wiltehead aageoeral-e-eotior fcuia
State under the seal of the enmpaDv aD svii
heretofore, to wit: on the (Siui .Ar-' 1 .t i
into mis omea any oouara.ta. 1
Juuva or secuoo i ot sJ AT ( . .
nsurauos Laws of N. a,"-iatu4 ka t,
f 1 UCKNSE IS HSBEBT SRASm tat 1
i skai. said company t-.dovsu ta
( ) Stato antll April 1st, LikvjjawU
provisions of said act
Signed r ..W.lieATr-'Sr
.'flSnV-Haar Seoretafjofk
.' North Camj. ' " . " S f
- ' Omc sacBixaBT or
- Ralkisb, V i
Received from J. T. WhiinUf
thekfutaal Self Sndowmer-t. iy
sooiaUon, twelve dollars,- fuA r
of reports ot the financial e- u.
pany for the year ending
14, and nine dollars for a .
ISignedJ sw. t.
- v . f '
km fiAnArnt loaanf f Ka.a.
Oi . ....
' Oi 4t 4l
.iidS 1 bfii)s
rotary of State to receive ar'...
ship, app jlnt agents and do a
for the Association not 111 -V'-
tne snme or of the State of 1 , 1 1
We bare not apace te err' 1 1 n
it nods only to be inveati d
ItUAnthA UIM nlan nf , -
:
- txm nsa
w ,kedt
.jjOglon of Uonor and ioy i.v
1 Sli'T t
opuiar co-operative assooi - -
ropular feature that It Is n 1 1-
hOF tn ilia A oat m . . . .
"V e employ none bat gentle.
ui ine thciiiivt m wmcn at$ t (
company, and therefore bespe- t t rc
ttent hearing and eonfldenea Whi hoa
s
Address me or my secretary kTC-' -rK.'C"
'" -v:--'- i'- T . T. Wt.iii . ad." -tY
w.- vr ,,0y"l lient for Nona Can. o. z
M- v aa. Eeraa, Secretary. - ' ; msviuuvf
J Broker and- Ccaiisissioa llsrchat,
. . : And Dealer fa reed of an kinds, -
' i . cciixaimxsT, . ! :
ciiARLdTTCi N. C.
GRAY & CO.
IS1I
CUKE FOR
ARCHER, Proprietor,
Saratoga Springn, N. Y.
WtlT IB flAath lib-a m Man k. I
' , ..nu m 11MU UIVQ&Uaaj JVUl HIUUV.
He puts an end to your pains (panes). Dr. Big
gers'jlucklebcrry Cordial will put an end to the
palnsln the bowels.
. Wbat tree represenU a person that will be In
debt? Willow (will owe). Too will owe much to
enjM teething, or you of cramp, colic or dysentery.
fZT-?' urugglsts. 60c. per bottle. Manunw
Send 2c stamp for Taylor's RfalrtlwRnr ,
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Use MULLEN'S
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as
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IT NEVER FAILS.
TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED.
To be ased Internally and externally. Cures
Cramp- Colic, Diarrhoea, Headache, Toothache,
Neoralgia, Rbeumatism,Croup Sore Throat. t oughs
Colds,' Mphtherta, Bores, Bmtoes, Burns, Spralw,
Ednga ef Insects, Coras aad Bunions.
ii'edswiii. Everjr Btilv
f!l frtD SB and 00 Cents a BoUla.
, Iad tne following: ' " -:-
1 - boftfiUm.?. O., Dec 17th. im
W.N. MuUen, Dear 8lr I hare used sour Urn
nets' Nest Unlment for Hemorrhage of the lungs,
aud Had It to be an excellent remedy.
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v W. N. KuTlen I ased your Hornets' Nest List
ment tor rheumatism, and I reeomaiend tt W we
publHs as a good remedy. - Besperttuuj, '
tHonroa.14.ti -TXw. MaL' la. .
. . nnerIDe, H. C,, April ,
Mr. W. K. Mullen-Dear Sirs My little boy fell
and bruised hie shoulder and arm. ee that he could
not use his arm. I ased a small bottle of your
torneto' Nest Unlment. It gave him use of his
ana ader the Irst appUeatton, and eared him ins
short while. . I have used ft m several othercasea
aad find ft to be an excellent rernedy.
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A. H. Daveo, Chester, a Ct .,
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' eha6dawly Charlotte, N. C,
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change:
Si rSaSSLSS
for the purpose of changing our line of business
we win sou our entire stock of goods at exceedingly
low prtoea," J- J i - '.
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