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Intersi tue system from tiw)uimii a
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Elutteri the Serves, impairs ingestion, sua
Enreeoies we -ouseies.
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LU u DE5T T0M1C
Qvicklr Mid completely cum MaJnr lft,and Chills
and Fever,, Sot Intermittent Fevers, Las-
allude,
enrichea
" Detit. and trenrthen the muscles and nerves.
' It does not injure the teeth, cause headache, or
' produce constipation all other Iron medtrtne Ho. .1
... xathkb T. J. Reillt. the patriotic and scholarly
Catholic Divine, of Arkansas, aarsi '
"I hare used Brown's Iron Bitten with the sreat
: est satisf action for Malaria, and aa a prerentive of
- Chills and like disease and. will always keep it on
hand as a ready friend." "'- ..:"
' ' Genuine has above trade mark and crossed red lines
tin wrapper. Take no ether. Made only by
. BROWN CnEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE, MO.
, Ladies' Hand Book useful and attractive, oon-
taintaff list af prizes for redoes, information about
, coin. eta., given flway bf all den lew 4i medicine, or
mailed to any address on receipt of 2c. stamp. ...... 1
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XXead vrlifU?tli,3r'at Miiiodist
lHvin and ? miiirnl IJjy- 4
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Vivian Say of :
OR. J. BR iBFIELD! 5
Female "Regulator I
;0:
V ' ATLANTA Gam Fvb. 20. 18fe4.
Db. J. Bbadfuild : Dear Sir Some fifteen years
ago I examined the reoere of P m ile Regular, and
-carefully studied authorities in regard to Its compoj
nent8, and then, (as wen as now) pronounced it to
be the most clntfftc a'-d 'sltniful crmblaa-lon ot
- the really reliable re eilal vegetable agents known
to science, to act dsrectly on t ie wemb and uterine
organ?, and the organs and parts nu athlzlng dl
Tdctly with these; and, therefore, proviaing a spec'
flc remedy for all diseases of the w , b, and of the
adjacent orgaiis' and parti. Tours truly,
JESSE BORING, M D., D.'D.
I ABOUT?TIlE STATEi
Wilmington Review : At a meet
ing of the board -of' directors of the
First National Bauk, held yesterday
afternoon, a dividend of 3i per cent,
was declared payable! on .thglftfa
inst:
Baleigh Visitor, 8th ; , 'At ' 4iine
oclock this morning, . ei Col. JV
Young, who has held the office of
revenue collector for this, the' fourth
1it,rirt. f nr t.h last fjpvfint.pp.n Vfiars.
v . . J v . - 4 rn -1- e Art oo
turned over the office together witni consumption ; in iodu it wa j.oo
since an
"Aiic Amencau me iiiunsirj.
Pjifladelphla Tlme 1 1 ? i
It is but a lew years since
AiriencarWuld"hadIyuraom'es
tic wine before,- hia .gustff ; without
apologirine fori it f Prior to 11840
nearly .'all the'Wine bonsilttiedliri , the
United States was imported. The
imports for that year reached 4744,
362 gallons, which was 97 4 per pent
the import had risen to ,6,094, 622 gals
Ions: which was'QS 5 percent -of the
all of its effects ctGoli;Hl iZar
borougn, tne newiy appomtea cois
lector, and bade, his former clerks
and deputies an adieu and left for his
home in Henderson.
Concpr.d' j Times : Last ' Sunday,
morning, of consumption, Miss Har4
riett Hill departed this life, aged six-
tv vears. Her. funeral services. :con
enriches and purifies thTbod, etimuUtesThe ap-rfdUCted by her paStOr, KeV. W. S.;
(Jreasy. toofe place trora ner late res
idehce Mdnday mormng in the 4 pres
ence of a large number ot mourning
relatives and friends, and her body
was laid to rest in the Lutheran
graveyard- A. little colored giVl
living near the depot was burned to
death on last Thursday, She was
endeavoring to start a fire with kers
psenexnl. . ;
1 rlfockioghatn Rocket; Deriuty sher
lit James Kanaiora was tn-v victim or
blows with brass knuckles in the
hand of George Bell, c j1 , at Laurin
burs, last Saturday night. 1 he dep
uty's injuries are severe, his nose be
ihg brokenfand a terrible gash cut. in
the forehlead r Bell f was on ; trial tit
our last court for carrying concealed
weapons, but his discharge, on pa
men t of qbsts, was orderei ,,11 seems
thaVhe was footloose but had' nevr
paid the costs. The deputy -was 'in
the- aatr'ot ' serving a - capias on ; him
wheii the; desperate fellow. fuude.the
assault fie rtiade hiv escape:
News and Observer: Yesterdaj ?af
ternooii the State Board of Educa
tion met". rThere were present all
the State officers save ' the Supjrin
tendent of Public Instruction who is
absent. Gen. W. G. Lewis, engineer
of the board was .present.' The
proposition of, Mr, B. ; L ; Prry to
drain 11,000 acres of land in Carteret
CUUUbj , &UUWU as iuo ujtru lauuo
(the property of the board) "one
half for the other," was accepted
The contract ia to be completed by
Mr. Pei'ry in five' v ear, rnere aio
80,000 acres in this tract. Tne 11,"
000 are to be drained experimentally.
The lands, says Mr. Perry, are adapt
ed to, the cultivation ot nee, coin,
potatoes, &c., atter thorough: dram
age. . s
TRANSPORTING MONEY.
, . , CAI!TIO!
The countiy Is flooded with aaacknostruirs. ccn
talnlng IKON and other Injurious Ingredients,
, which claim to cure everithing eveu Femalk
. Complain' - We say o you, If you vdthe your life,
BXWABX OP ALL SUCH!" -
- ''-B'adlds F-m J hhki .
, U purely vegetable o Jipound, and Is only intended
lor the FE1ULK SIX, For ttelr peculiar dis
eases it Is an absolute . . . . ..
v. UK!
" Sottrtyxirr drcMKtstsy S nd f or our traaii or
the Health and Hai p ness of Women, mulled free,
which fves ali prOctlar-v v
. - THE BAOFIELD REGDLATO tCO ,
s Box 28, At'ana,Ga.
: ..PAUKKlCb ;
H A"! "R7 B 'Art S-A- IVi
The best, cleanert and mot economical hair dre-.
- Ing.' evtr tuiis to. restore the youthful color to
gray hair Thl.tce lent dressing 1 preteired by
those who have used It, 1o ny similar article, on
- accoont of its superior cleanliness and t urity. It
contains matertals only that are beneficial to the
scalp and hair. i
gallons, pr 83 per cent,.; m 1870 it was
9,165,549 or 75 per pent an : isu it
.had fallen off fto t$j 030,601. ; gallons,
which was less than 18 per cent. 6t
the amount consumed. J
Thesei Ifigures show conclusivelv
that Americans now drink domestic
wines and 'are not ashamed Of -Tit;
The consumption of: wine sincet' 1840
hincreased Op per cent, while the
average annual import is butT; 17 per
cent, greater than it was in! that
vear. ; The domestic production of
1880, reached, 2345337 -gallons,": of f
which 13, 557, 155 - gallons v were r pro
duced in California aioneufA notice
able features of the wine production
of such States and; Territories ad QaK
iforniaNeV-exicx)Gebrgia v and
Alabama is that the average yield is
abdur40pilferiisrert)r ;twice'
as much as the. average; wj somof
the most of the French "'wine' gnu win
districts. This large increase in pro ,
duction over that ot the foreign? yaie-i
the tact that no serious diseases have
yet appeared among American Vines.1
It is evident rrour these ngur js that
there is no limit exceptthat of -de
rnand to the possibilities of the A.mert
ican wine industry. If the Aiheri"
cans forsake -beer rand whisky for
wine there can be enodgtfwor!tho lat
ter producetojxieet
with all ease.
of the domestic product is pure for
the reason that there is Jail the "wine ?
tner ia uemana ior anu tneretore no
inducement to wd alteration.. RThere
would doubtless be a great gfiin to
the public health "if these" 1 domestic
wines could". be . substituted for' the
fiery liquid which find their 4way'by
millions of gallons down Atiieriran
throats. ' ' ' ' k : -
- en r.DAiaufc
UreMa
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The Ileal li rwl . and ru i ri i Ion -
restores to the flour the strength-glyhig phosphates
that are'removed with thebran. and wLlch ate re
quired by the systein. l'o . other v Paklng Powder
does this. It costs lestf. .and is healthier 5 and
tronger than any other powder.' "
: HOME
TESTIMONY
from:
r 0. SMltTT. M. D.
- ChaeLOTTR. N. C , Feb 27, 1885.
- It is a weil-knowu fact, that the process of mak
ing wheat flour removes; ;wlth the bran In toe bolt
ing, a portion M the: natural pVosthateaNof the
grain. , , 'Phosphates .are!, of th greatest, value In
maintaining m'ntal.an physlc;il, vigor. Qf all the
preparations used to raise bread. Horsford 8 Sread,
PreparHtlon let tne only one that repjaceatne phos
phatesotthe giAiHk.whlcb are of great nutritive
m. orta'nfi.i4tH composed: ot acUt;rphosphAte,of
,3nie which takes the placse of th- errata of tartar
and the alum pf otherffcukratkm8nl1lcar;fO-'
nate of. sod i, iThetresvCt; of the chemical action
the .' demand r-when the prepamtl'-.p. .and ,the soda are added to
At present the quality f Ooiir mixed in tne.fwm of; tioush. ls'a union of the
pnospno rcacianu, uitt :oia, iuus uutrraunts vue
carbonic acid s$, $ hlch peilorrns the,lslrts pro
cess ,!The reiHth ithfsi'hlt of H'ue and soda
lleft Irv'tive thread strenhHiis the nutrtrtve valu of
Jhe bread k'iiich ' thus' galud riir - the elements of '
brain.'btood aLid iwne ood. H-re' in the f"outh,
here thw heaT. tells on the vittl for es with ener
-vating eiTect, bonk and brain fd beconies of the
jitmost; Importance, 'The Horsford Bread Prepa-
p ration is f the first value on this account, and no
other, baking powder is r-o well adapted to': the da -mandof
the Southern country - . '
1 have r usod the Horsford Preparation In my
family lor the past , en years, and ocriainb would
haveno other..." :
i . . . - x T.G SMITH, M. D.
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to
The",; F
Uge :MULLEN'S
CELEBRATED
Park
i
4 i
Tonic.
A PwriTy fyrmlly Jftlriw That
;v If you are wasting away from Ke. dlss'i'atloi or
- any ulHSe or weaknees tind require u stimu ant,
take Pabkke's Tonic at once; it ,UI Inoraie
and bulla jou tip from the first aose,' but villi never
. lntoxlc te, 1 1 has gaved nundredn. of Ives, it may
cave yoius... ..
COe. and $1 sizes, at all dealers In medicines - Great
- v -Mvlngln buying dollar size.
' miya uw4w
,N : 1 '. '' '"f " ' : ; r ' .it ' ' ;
. Are you falling try Wel" Health f enewcr, a pure
' ' ; - " clean, who etcme j ;
M'' 'UT '.m; "
For ' Bra' n, Nerves, stomach. liver, Kldoeyp,
. ; Lungs. An unequuled Uivljrord.u . ' Cuies
Pjsp'psla, etdache, Feer. Ague,' .r
. - Cbil s Pcoll.ty and Weak : ' .
s lies. '
- ' rJiee to ak true me-lt, nnequ."lle for torpid
liver aiwt uigt-t sweats , utrvusw. akuess, m alalia,
leanness, se ual decl.Le. i 00 per bottle, six or
45.00 at druggists. : ;;.t : x - - - ' . .
s Tlie Ayonderlnl iiK e f C!n-
. A sumption, k , r .
; Bronchitis, asthma -splttlr g f bl ed,'sore or
. tight chet, weak Jungs, hoarsenws. fore throat
C loss of volfe, catarrhal hrot amctl")n, chronic
, "backing, irrltttng and troublesome cnugh.
; - ' E . K. VL LS Jersey City, N.J., b. S. A.
. Notice to Sto;ib)!deH .
'"1 J- OF ;THE" " 3
HORTH CAHOLru;RJ;R.
: ': Secbstart and Treasure n'jj OFricjj. )
- : r : Comtaht Site's. N. c. June 4, i$j5 . f
The Government Contract . with
v the Adams Express Company.
The Government contract extends
to all points 'accessible through ts
tabhshed express lines reached by
cbntinuous railway, cooimuuicatiqn,
but dees not embrace' sea or " river
trai3STXrfatietO'f -aoy-kind, amde
not extend westward beyond Omaha
and Nebraska City. Nob , Atchison
and Leaven vv or th Kaiu
The coritract'rates . for the trans
portation of the United States notes
to the I Treasurer for redemption
and ; Uniud States notes sent in
return are 25 cents per - $1,000 to
or from points "within the territory
of the Adams Express" Company, and
60 cents per $1,000 to "or from points
within, the erritory of any;other exr
pres' corVipanyvl except points iin
Kansas west of Atchison aud Leaven
worth, in, Nebraska. west of Omaha
and Nebraska City in Arkansas and
Texas tor or rum w)aich the rate 1 is
85' cents "pi?rl,jOjO
mittance does hbV eicneed r $500, the
rateishaIfbf;that'i!or $1,000:,, ;
The rates; for the i rahsportation : oi
National b.ihk ii6te3 to the Treasury
lor eoepQptioil jare tl i cents per
$1,QQQ to eacl express company over
jwhds x lines the remittances i pasv
and forUniWd States . notes sent ' in
redirnS cents per$ 1, 000 j to points
within .theiterritory otV the. Adams
?mt Sf ompancentsper $1,000
io puuus w ij,mq yiH ( ieri ltor oi aay
other express tympany except points
in Kansas" west tf Atchison : and Lea
veii worthli in"Nebra8kayest of Onia?
ha and JN e braka Oil ydm - Arkansas
and Texi for Ji which the - rate 5 -.for
both classes of shipments is f 1 50 per
$ 1,0001 rams iessr thanr. LOOO & are
paid for.:; as; $1; SOO't fylt iiftl
' The50tttjacc (rate t6rrth'ertran?ppr"-
tatiorr ofr gold coin is 17-100 of4 a cent
per mile per $1,000 with a minimuni
rate of 50 ceritsper $fv000o" each
p resscafry iii g'w hen the; d istiince at
the preibVd j rate ;; does nop ; equal
that sum Parts of $1,000, -not eX5
ceediog50nare"jjhargt?d halt the
price ;f oi m.lOO j ith ?a himum
rate0 25 jcentff to each express v carryt
myz,iyi-my
The""chtract;rate"f or.the -transport
cent per mile per $1.000Awitb a mini,
mum rate of $1 per $1,000 to each ex,
when theaistance-
A Hightoned Thief ,
A Washington dispatch says : ' The
police of.. this city vesterday jarrestt-d
Wm. B. Brooks, alia s Williams at
Laurel, Md , on la charge ot j; hotise-f
breaking Brooks, who is a man of
26 yeai 8 of age took up his residence:
in jjaurei aoout . tnree months ago
and beiwg rather a handsome bellow,
of good manners gnnd wll dressed,
soon became a great favorite, and de
spite the-fac'. that every onf? j in the
town was totally ignorant of his .'an'
te,cedenis, nia'ru'd one of the most
beautiful young ladies of i he place.
Brooks represented himself; as be
ing the captain of a vessel and '; was
frequently absent from home on bus
iness connected, as he claimed, v with
shipping m terest Jt'appears, how--everthat
Mr: Hrook s.frequehfi' trip
away ir'rn norae were ror mrpiin
poses pf robbery, and during his stay
in ,hnu vol nearly every house , w nere
he became lrrtiaiate wasJ mstenous-
ly 'robbed; Lnt : Monday night he
left hi wiie. tellingher that ha ?had
been ordered to take his hoat to: Bal
timore, and going to the house ofj Mr,
Lenni8ou. a weaithy.tarmer.oi; Tin,4e
George County, robbed it of $200.
The case was' placed in the ' hands of
the; Washington police, who finding
that Brooks answered the description
of a very noted burglar,ai rested fcim.
He has. oeen turned ovrjr to tha . Ma
ry land authorities, who want biiV on
about twelve . charge s, coin prising
nearly eyeryfekind or robbery
NestlJsiiiii
nv.ortt i: Household Remedy,
' For site hy all Druggists ant rourirrv Me rr hants,
W. N; MULLEIN: Proprietor. ......... , . ...... ,v.v...... Charlotte, N. C.
Tic5t Hi'? $!tr ? ilifir In
' ' " ' portion. - '
' :' The thirty-sixth nllmml meeting' of the flo.'iu1
m V a! J t t.lu Aimi.i, ,... alia.. . ... - 1
uuiuciaw. iiunwiiiiTOi.i utuo Kiivieeiioboro
on ThmsrtHK Juiy 9th, 1K8-S. - eto'lKlder dfsiriti
to&tteti.i van got tickets fo tbeinselves and the
i! mediate members. of their famiiiM (wit uni
:- cl. 'en living lender their ioof, by applying to the
Tte transfer books of the company wlllbd closed
cntlJi. yinth. ' , : , r "
3une5v:tojuiyl' , - P. B. UDKFIN, Secretary.
" a . mertngof-the:poatjp- cV mfpical
"Examl t!rswtU ;be held ii thevity of
Xte'- Area 4. 24; 1. totacommoante ai Dll
. czr.tf r tl -i lwrxronitheC-jitrHftiiid EaKttrn
r-cnisr.i ci, the yrae. ,1'nM meeti, wlite ad
journed on inei-oiu. w int-ru Nt-.suevll!e oil the
car.t3 in t
A'J,
.e i'e..te,-i
to acconnnodate appli
atpresenbed ratedoes uo, fequaL Jls already given Kwl
thattti I JPatsibf:$l000 4fcoAxi S&l
ceeddg$50' )are charged nait the
prires for SI 000. - with a minimum
rate of 50 cents to each express car
rving. ?-:yy .jy--'jy
.The Treaauf er ftarib ' o yer
rals exacted when the charges rare
prepaid, or -when remittances : come
from points without the limits of the
No charge "is made for the amount
of express charges inclosed ; witha
remittance of eyeu thousands of doK!
wrappers Packages should -always
be marked.with. the. ;.exact .auiuuu--
of the C6ntents.li: ,
a. f Vaunn. rdttoe f: tb.l ::rii'.eenjcH
view Greenwich. O., writes:
. r:; , ' FROM . f (
f: (Vlf i.su u
Prop'r; RitiIroa.il Kfttt-Mii-aiit
Comme' C'al and othe- travellers in the South
will attest to tite fact tlmt two of :he best ralhoitd
restau an s f mU of VI glnU are to be found a'
Charlotte. :N C . ami Wav' Cross. Ga. Bad bread .
the Ci yt- itr evil in the Southern country, and the
"X'.elLmt qujility of .the. staple aitlc'e of food met 4
with at the Charlotte Ka lway Dining Room,.never
(nils to imprt-hS those who patronize it. Mr. Cla.r
ence G'cshauft, tbe!yanagrwritee:. r
'We do hereby .certify that, we super
irise thearrangements for all the Montht
and SemirAnnual Drawings of. the Louis
iana State, Lottery Company, andin jter
son manage land control fe J)rcwg
hevi8eliandthaf the same; are cvn
attcrea unci aoneszy, jairntass, u.ttu. n
tjood faith toward all parties, ami w
1 hn!Ot1 nrtrr.4f- Rr. af PrA.jtniflnn sln f (ZUUlvriZe lite CUinvuny lU.ww lw
Tas-uraeU the c nduc of ihft Richmond and. Dan J oc similies of our signature
vUfc rvinlrig; Rn-m -t-.it Charkte, and fhexceUenLkuMeu '.' - '' ' ' '
.suacesaJJtw uunet.wtthl1idsfyintjcravrjl i
jivouc in tne important, matrer oi t resin, is aue ro
UM! use or ths. tne '-est of Alt Baking Powders." -mch28eod6m
i i I x ; ;; i.) im
; . D oiiglas in a Dilemma.
5 Stephens A Douglas was in an awk
ward fix just befbre jthe ; war C broke
out. tie received telegrams from all
over the country asking him how -he
8tood: ;'an "Old frieud was l with; hitn
one nigliwlieu; hereceiyed .a . Jl is
jpatch from rri'editor of a ?luis
paper, asking if he sustained Lincoln's
war policy V Douglas wrote areul v '
and bhowed it to his friend, who ? ad
vised him pot t o send it.;; because; it
read? like a noiticiansipftch:
Douglas read ; it in a - ringiug- voice,
with careful emphasis'- "That sounds
well;'' said the visitor, 4,but now hear
me read it " He read it and Doug ,
las said,' "That does r ad . .blanked
equivocal as you read it. Suppose
you write the answer? The visitor
sUown; &ud! Avrote- the ff olio wjlhgj
I deprecate wdr; But if is ; iiu.-.t
come, . I am with my country, and;
for mv country under all eireiim
staiices "ahd;rinv-' ; every rcontmgen-v.
Individual policy Jmust e isu b ro i-
hate tothe puhiiQ safety; ! a;his Isele-;
gramwas sehr.d?did(the libn'
cause a world of goodi' ymM'til
'( :; -v-; i-l'-i -wt-
j $ : ." J -. -. - ; m ' '. - : . ' ''. ; J .j ? r'.'-l?
Wv.. - Clc velancVs Administratoni;
S?ew, Prleans PIcayuW& yf(B -pKiSiii
i-Fodr years of such wise , and I hon
est administration- as? Mnt .Cleveland
will havei ce
amity between
the seetions,and drav?nl party -'finea
unoa issues th, it look to the' future
nrbsperity6f itiie hatioK?The jrevO'
uuiou is, uueoti yuose loac cannot" go
back! wardaud whethei Democratic
4Bepublicncoming Aminuitra-
viKjiJo rw in iia ,c . Mci i . fiui iuies s n a pe i
to ne w endsp and the refor jofiatlon and
improvemeht of bur? National t Govs
mentrl-estoring it; morenarlv ?the
Hdearofits founders ,-is rVassuredV be-
mm.
GO
R. R. LAT4DS
In Minnesota: : North Dakota. Montana:
- Idaho, Washington ' and Oregon. yy:
From Lake Superior t ret SkromV
At prices ranging chiefly from t2 te 8 per acre;"
on 5 to 1 0 yearsr time. This Is the. Best Country
for securing Good Homes now open for. settlement.
Vm T ! ZtZO Aers of ' Government
E" KT I" fcE tand Free wder the Homestead)
i and Timber Cultnre Laws. NOTE ,
i oi a 'a - .A. OR MOKE THAN
HALF ot all the PftWic f-ands disposed of iu 18
ComniiwionerM
H.
L
T T
To be had atlow liguces, at
JOHN CALDER'3,
Books ancU
v. VA)wm Ptfi. nonntrv. .
PstrifU Comntry .th lKrilToa4 tor Sale and
.1.. -kdck (innirnmnt T,a.nna. Address. Cxi A. r
AMBOES. Land Com'r, N. P. R. St. Paul, Minn. ..
mayldBm
..V.
Sutkeiob eocirr.
Andrew B. Ilnston Plalntlll,, i
Ml-'8t
- it-
1.. 7.
d ar.c2": JlylC
Jc::
nr'psi..
i'C3 SALS a'j
m:3 ovKiCt
Re-
Last Jannay 1 met
v. , ., cor-rf r.f Ratva. to neal
found nothYrig to do rrie toy foodtiir t , wii rf om
meiKled HENRY'S CAilBuLIU bALVf ; I tv;" t
a box ani It helped ma st once, and at. tne . i, t ,i
two months I was omp'eteiy well. It ia i the, t rat
alve m the market, and I never tan f telling my
friends about it, and ur&e V em to use it wneiitvt r
I n need. :. ; . y- y ... 1 :
X.TTM ill 4 n ....M4....
iL VonnrV T with a Tteveroite!denn
r r ,.,v President.
u .it,- I .......
3 c ry.
Hil
m
) ftltlOT 1 eflhies-the only f way tolmress
that Pc. f ierce s "Pleasant Fuigltlve Pellets
l tne origmai. iiur-. t,uu coauaue t r he wonder
NORTH CAROLINA - tS;
AMeckfenbur$ County.
The Adams inlng and' Reduction Company, Deft,
v Let the dttenidat take' notice that! the plaintiff
has commenced tfais action . for: the re.coy-r? of
fourteen hundred and-xtLlaTs,; es- the sum of
twenty dobarK raid thereqiir togthfer w tu Interest
(and costs -fait-' doe'iOK "work; iaour And -services
rendered .by thw jjl0ftliff jto'the dVtendaut.
Andthrt tialft defendant Is ivquired toarneat at
the nexttrnibf the Suoerid iecmt In a- d for snid
county, to -WlieJd ou-thaaajit JIo- day In August.
1885. then and thv-re to nlead. answer or demur to
theTcnrapfednt whlcH'lW "sen flI wU? t.he ierk
of this eourT ,The defendant U further notified
that nil atiathnieiit has tcen jasu- tl m aaid Uv.Ucrti,
and levif't upo its ma ; esiate,,-returnable, to : the
term of. th Superior court ?ibove m-ntione trr
v 'Hr'ii WATi1.'-;.-JvB'. KR IN.
nja.i7e.sutitw.; . : Clerk sueiror court."
Jncorporated in 18C8 for 25 years by the Leglsla
tm-e for Educational and Charitable purposes wltL
capital of $1.000.000 to which a reserve fund or
over. $550,00(3 has since been aaaeu. . . --.
JBari overwhelming popular vote U franchise,
was made a part of the present State Constitution
adopted December 2d. A. P. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted" on . and endorsed b
the people of any State. - ; , '
i s It never scales or postpones,
v flts Grand Single dumber Drawings, tafe place,
monthly. :. J- u '; ' - '
A SPLENDID OPPJRTrjNlTY TO WIN A FOR
ICTUNK. Seventh Grand Drawing. Class ft In-ttir
Academy or Music, .ew Orleans, ruesaay,. juiy
LiPEXZE. $75,000-
itW.OOO Tickets at Five Dollars Each.;. fractions lr
yy, i..;; Fifths In proportion ; : y" ;
t H2il
3T
Corner Tryon and sixth Frfeeta
diet Church.
- fbfijrttf .
Opposite Medio-
1
A. K,& VN .l 'k'NISBET,
Whblesafe Grocery
: ComTnit-hi(?n Merchants.
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the
CH Wt Of T llFA BSTATK aENCX , 1 '
5
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800
600
1000
2 pblZKd of $6.000,.. .. ,....,.;. .
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES-
9 Approximation Prizes of $750.i...
9 do -J-,-.-i-,do 500.;.
9 y.y. dO';r---r"vdQ,..r i'-:-!. 250.... ;
25.1
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25,00
25,0.
F. 1. OiBOhNU' ' ;i i -n t - ;C.MaXWILL
, : -,CgARLOTTE,N.C
Win Practice in the tate and Federal CcmtJ
Offices 1 and s, La Buildu;g
Juiy 1st; lhb5 , . ' ' - " 6mw4dB
UalatlaUlW fi'sbi 'to ft' d ontrij'lous or FpWemle
D'yeaea, a nu .many hiliuetit- aWeiifflJ
Vv ffChapgeo'-elimte. food and water, iw
V-' 1 be vntrrt'lV p: eventtd by vvt-aringaCiff
cuBvf'LASTKBOtertheipitM tnesw
2,250
tin
1367 Prizes, amounting to ..... ......... $265,500
f i A npile-tton-fof rate to club. should hemide only
to tU4 office of tHe'oomp'.-n ttf New Orleans: y
1 bruftfief Irif rtrmation1 write -clearly i . glvmg fuQ
address;-! iJtJStaJ Notes, Exnttss Money orders, o
Tfewtyork.xchange V ordinary Jetter." Curren y
by EtpressC all sums of . a 5 and upwards at our e
pehse addressed,- ' M A. DAUPBDN, :
t:tn -i-'sp-- r f "iUU.: j 1 1 New Orleans, Law?
607 Seventh St ;. Washington. D C "
Mke m o. Money Orders payableand address
Registered Letters to -
. ; , NEW ORi EAN3 NATIONAL BVK, ,r
. . ., ew Orleans. . La, -
rAj wn.,) wntn r,euuent nitf s, new"
-.? u-lr.-eAi osed 10 ttig affections A cure
bsotht 611 is efLcted Hj h wnen ail othr pla
jhh;- it is tne oen 'pijisfr kn n to ppypicia"
drueorlstv.'Atdntet'lst..l!.IM. 1 fivftfor 1.00.
lr.e. PtyiThK bhUG AKO ( HEMICAL CO., B06toB.
.. 1 ;:LEXINGI0N, N. 0.
Stat . "Preparatory." fcus'nfs. Teachers, nw
and Literary cursea No extr . charge orJ3
tiun. book "kerpiCK.i Surveying and Agncnm
Uhxml-trt ilxnenses JowiifSetia jpr tfatalo
WANTED.
E-SI'lN BEGINS SEPTEMBER 2d,' 1885, closes
June Z.I, tttib-s
high
Unsurpassed
.a
in the t
oroughness and
standaid of lis Li erary, iiuIc ami Art Depart
mepts ' . . -
e' .. . t 1 T
3 For Catalog est pply 10 '
REV. W. R AtKTV3(W,
' Charlotte, N.'Oi
?" P. S -TPersns , reclvln 45 ialQsrues will take
notice tSan the session- begiiis a, week sooner than
announed n the catalogue. -".
: junei.8d&tf ' . "
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BKIING IHt
m:b
NORTH CABOLINA. l u
Mecklenburg C6y,rity. ; 5uiy
1 auanthy of-, aoao Orease tallies hav;ng
1 !HitlMi laWI o-t-aisii nf iln kh.rf cen tKlkw,
Superior Coukt.
UaintifL
lis
1 1
MM' U a IV
in oroe'r ft hcoorare tfce srfitem r f Drepayment I
oft r & very lioeral disc iiafv tho who -3
, -pay in tu4ruee xox tneir. i
j.ffe;tIte:teiesjof.sick'- and ''neTvoa head
acne, ponsnpaipn indigestion, rush, ct blood to
4 iv Acaur vwuAtipiuiics, apor jail aliinentsj arls-
- . ."-1 iua.iiuu8. .jeir
action is thorough y -t gent e, and the ingredtents
1 in? entirely vegetable; t:' 7-ean be' taken with
im punity into ; the inc st; delicate stouiachl Alt
druggists
wedsatiw
jne'.8dl4wlm
J.H. VAN NESS,
Tryon Street.
To Publishers,
'- Wear- .revared rotuirl h a Brit-rlasjuaIltyol
New low in 10-pound bmkt. at $'i.0u per bucket
! t,-df.
i-i r.'-r
W. A Parker
against k- - ' - :
The Louis Cook Manufacturing Companyi. Defend
wtyy,;?j:-Syy;fy p:y.i
. The plaintiff above-named I brinKs this'aetCoh
against dtfendant to recyvtra debt .one to plaintiff
nv twj ehfthks.1" 'r:iwn hv drtfenMArtt. avabla tn
pialnfff onefor 4250 oa,' dated, April 20, 1885,:arHlH
one for $78 67, dated April' 1(,-18S5, on ilerrtants
National Bank, of " 4. incuina 1, Ohlo. prottsted Qr
nonpayment, and $ damages . for breach Of
contract wriereby the defendant contracted to pay
Dlaintaff $1500 for his services tor j ear 1885,' ami
UBcba.rKed:p)aifftff 1 wit Botv" causei lor Aprli, 1885.
The defendant is required to" appear at the next
term ot Supeior Comf for Meek enburg co nty, to
be held at the court tVouseMn Charlotte on the last
i he defendant-is fnrfTier notified that a warrant
of attachment has b-eh Issued 'and fevjed bo tbe.J
proirty 01 deienoant teturnap.a at same time ano
place. r , r --'( i :.-x "''t j
, fc TbeTFall TerOTtbmmt'rK'efi on the WJJ
il nesday of Septemher,J.85;Tahd closes
r oAdin tlme'in June followinit; Adyaatagw,'.
f notnictlon In all the. branches; tL' w
nrst-ciass -em narle
passed.' tBHildltig he
way as to eanibmenti
noutn- ; inn corns, or .m. iass j f-r
gagea ior session ,cpmmencingMn K--
-Oerms as re-Tsonabldas ary other AwJm
ing same advantaees. Correfpondence. su's
rerms, .e address. Rev, JEtjt.lH-J'u '
jrriiiuipais,- jsaietgn,- V. J r .
'jutaiawon.
for oung'J-aoies,,"-
ated ; by f ateam, ana
Ae.r eauiO. to -
Tt
Aiay"Z3a, tba. f
OQfi A CRES 'ef tfrtf vbeScSgflTr -tt2f & baDf e
AdU Kerr, situated $f$i!es oU)h Of ioojehvlll
la li.edellountyN p. iiolp1itg tbejai.ds' cf Dr
Beat ty. 'Cyrus Jottiitort imd Mhrs; fcell acapted t
.grat kmaU gcaji,.cern.aHd cotton,..-, , -v'
r c A A CBFS of good branch , bottom - in cultlva'
j Hon, one dwelling, j
all' necess'try' 6ut-bjdldlngs
cood springs and abundance of water for ctoc .V r
mayI4wtonovS5 - ; c NATHANIEL KERR,
we are2rowjKwmg,iWl full me
Xour . tenant nouses and h Rpsnectfiii'v"
rs; two good weUs, several I p- r.'7.
-manufactmedbyus is kept - by th??-
furnUure,dealers,in tbi Vity. ; We &PA J
.best aridv most' sifc'stattat' tc"- the r
SHOpDI .GOOPS-rslsfttorgoods mau .
yod will get the worth .of jour money. -. .
is on'each jpieW.aS s6l?clt; Ute pa0?. ' j
public and guarantee saitsJaction.-
juneiotf
ELUOrr.&?