DAILY C H A R LJCXT IE OBSERVER: SUNDAY, ,SE PTEMBER 6, 1885.
AT TOE CAPITAL.
Tis(erdflr'8 Bad&ret of Notes and.
Incidents from Washington.
Washington; Sept. 4u Secretary
lldflniag "resumed iiia duties at the
treasury department today, after an
, absence or several wecss at tne sea
' sicTe." r "y: -
THE SUPPOSED MURDERER DISCHARGED
; Charles T. Ward, who has been im
nriannfid here several davs as the
supposed murderer of Collie Gordon,
at High Shoals, Ira., was toaay a is
charered. He was not identified as
the party wanted.
FIRST DIVIDEND DECLARED.
The acting comptroller of the cur
rencv declared the iirst dividend of
. twenty per cent in favor of the cred
itors or the iUxcnane JNationai isanx
ofTNorfolK, Va.t on claims proved
amounting to two millions, seven
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
A DECISION IN THE RICHMOND CUSTOM
, : " HOUSE CASE.
' Judge McCue, solicitoof the treas
ury, has given the opinion that $100,"
000 is the lawful amount to be ex
pended in enlarging the custom house
at Richmond, Va., and that the sub
sequent appropriation of $50,000 coiw
tained in the sundry civil bill "for
the public building at Richmond,
Va.," cannot be legally used for that
purpose. It is likely, ; however, that
Assistant Secretary Fairchild, who
has the matter in charge, will decide
that both appropriations can be exs
pended on the custom house, on the
theory that it is the only public build
ing that could have been contemn
plated by the appropriation act.
ADDITIONAL TROOPS ORDERED.
".Adjutant General Drum today tel
egraphed instructions to Major Gen eral
Schofield at Chicago to order
additional United States troops to
Evanstown, Wyoming Territory,
wnere the fleeing Chinese are concens
trating, and to all other points .along
the routes of the United States mails
in that territory where there are in
dications of trouble. Information
was received today that two compa
nies of soldiers ordered to the scene
of the disturbance yesterday, arrived
at Evanstown this morning, "and that
the .condition of affairs there is
threatening. '
The instructions already given the
.United States troops in Wyoming
contemplate only protection of the
mails, but it is understood that in
case the troubles continue, that the
-President and his Cabinet will consids
er the general question, directing the
military forces to suppress disorder
by force of arms if -accessary.
A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CHINESE
L . LEGATION. . " '
. The attache in charge of the Chi
nese legation here, in the absence of
-the minister, stated ; that . they had
riot communicated with the state
'department in regard to the massa
cre of the Chinese in Wyoming, as
they rseve waitings to he.ar from the
minister, who , is in New York. He
thought, however, that correspond
ence on the subject would be opened,
'and said that notwithstanding his
country's opposition to. her subjects
leaving home, these had not done so
in violation of any law, and had a
claim upon this country.
- ACQUITTED OF THE CHARGE. V
: The case of JohaH. Dickerson, exs
superintendent of the pension build-.
ingvho was charged, with stealing a
flagJiKastbefore Xhe 'court today, but
the goverment failed to - prove its
charge, and Dickerson was acquitted.
? " SP A TRf I i deDOt on his arrival in this city.
i-J JAAy QTAtyit I 2jj Large crowds of people lined this
route wiKeu uy iue iuyai party in go
I"
XlIE SPANISH MOB
MADRID.
WILD IN
THE C1VIIT SERVICE LAW.
its
Intense Feeling: Over the Posses
sion of YapThe Quarters of the
German Xegatlon Mobbed--The
Military Called Out It Looks
Like War. ' J-l- -
. London. At a meeting jof s .t'ne
uainoucs ai minister, irrussia. toaay.
Dr. Windhart, the Prussian Catholic
leader, said the Fope still rules the
world. The holy chair must be made
independent of the powers We now.
he said, stand steadfast for the Pope
though life3 or death, v The speaker
asked for three cheers for Pope ieo
whifla were 'given with enthusiasm.
Several resolutions jseere passed de
manding the unconditional tiepelil of
cnurcn laws especially wosej. qeaiing
with religious orders and education
of the clergy.
More in the Courts -to Test
1 . . Constitutionality.'
New York,; Sept. 5. A - suit has
? been commenced in the United States
Circuit Court to test the constitution
ality of the civil seryise law. - On the
petition ; yesterday of the United
States ex rel; James Ai . Hinkley, a
quo tcarranto order was granted by
Judge Wallace, returnable on the
25th instant, requiring Dorman B.
Eaton and the other civil service
commissioners to show cause before
the Court vrhf the . defendants :exer
. : cised unconstitutional powers. ?
The petition sets forth in the com-
plaint the acts and duties of the cora
missioners under .the civil ' service
. Act,- and urges that the defendant,
under color of the Act,', are limiting
the powers of "and divesting the Pres
' ident of the duties and: responsibility
vested byAhe Constitution, limiting
"his power arid choice of nominations
to persons presented ; to . him by de-
fendants, and prohibiting said PresiH
dent from appointing any other citi
zen or person toofnee and so compel
w the President to submit the qualifi
cations and fitness of the nomination.
. of persons iov public, seryides to them
instead of the Senate of the 'United
l Stales ater nomination, as required
. by the Constitution; ' ' ; , ' ':
. It is urged in the petition that the
, President cannot exercise his consti
tutional power to .appoint in - his dis-
cretion and. defendants," 'under color
, , of the civil service Act, supervise the
, conduct of the officers of the Govern
. merit mentioned. in.Section 118 and
loo oi tne -act, usurp ana exercise
rowers and duties J which cannot be
legally delegated . to" ;nor vested in
, by citizens ot the Uriited States. The
hcomniainant tnen as&ed tor a writ.
' compelling.the .commissioners to ans
swer .by what right they exercise, or
: ' claim to exercise, the right or power
. ' or'do the duties, acts or', things' set
torth and that a rule -be" made that
- this 5 information -be filed,.,, and that
1 -'-defendants af oresaie Bho w causes why
the aforesaid information should not
r. be fifed.
At the rate at which American cit
ies, large and small, "are now figuring
- ' out . their population'; we - ought to
1 ' have. about 100,000,000 of people in
the United States in 1890.
WILD DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST,
; ; ;. ;; MANY. t ? j f .
? Madrid, The excitemerit overf the
Grerman occupation of Yap;ia intense
and the populace are wild with' rage.
A large crowd gathered in front of
the German Embassy, attacked the
building and tore down theoat of
arms and dragged it through the
streets to Puerto Del Sol, where they
burned it in front of tefbjace I of
the Minister of the Interior; 4.n& yells
of down with Germany. - After vent
ing their spleen there, the mob pro
ceeded to the French Embassy and
cheered frantically. The crowd had
by this time grown to considerable
proportions and fears - being enter
tained of a serious riot, troops were
ordered out to clear the streets: : The
crowd slowly retired befQre the nvli
lary i? ucy-six oi tne leaders ot cae
mob were arrested befGre the crowd
retired. ..rvJ
The council . of ministers have
adopted a proposition to court
martial the Governor of Yap and the
commanders of two Spanish war
ships which arrived there on the 21st
instant, for neglect of duty in not
immediately garrisoning the Island
with Spanish soldiers oo their arrival
toere and the f ormerln notf .hoisting'
the Spanish flag and proclaimingthe
suzerainty of Spain qver,s he Islands
The Report that a German squadron
had sailed for Caroline Islands is
confirmed.
'SPAIN WILL NOT AIhTrXtE. ; 2
London The Standardii Berlin
correspondent savs that Spain has
finally and decidedly declined to
submit the Caroline affair to arbitra
tion. Spam argues that the question
of Spanish jurisdiction lover the
Islands is : a fact too well known to
admit of discussion;, Thef German
Government officials stilil sjoit th e
idea of war over the dispit.
THE GERMANS WERE.ToO rCK
Madrid. A sensation was caused
here this morning on the receipt of
important : news from Caroline
Islands The Spanish war ships
reached Yap, one of the Islands, on
the 21st inst.. prepared to occupy it
in the name of Spain. Spanish
officers were slow in . landing trcopj
and on the 24th of the same month a
German gunboat arrived. Although
it was seven o'clock in the--evening,
the German commander instantly
landed a body of marines and. sailors
and hoisted the GermanHag oyer ,the
Island. The Spanish' officers made
an energetic protest against the :ac4
tion of the German commander and, ,
on the latterTs refusal to recede from
the position he had taken, telegraphed
to Madrid for instructions Af con
flict' between the Germans and Span
iards at Yap is feared. On the re -ceipt
of the above news the ministers
were immediately summened toa
cabinet counsel and King Alfonso
was advised of the Vs trained situa
tion .(:
ing rrom tne uepot to tne patace
and
shouted "Long lve Spain." The
King was repeatedly . greeted with
cheers, but notwithtanding the ex
citement the most perfectr order pre
vailed.
" MUST GIVE SATISFACTION
Berlin. The National Zeitung,
commenting upon the scenes enacted
in Maaria on tne receipt ot tne news
of the German occupation of Yap,
MVS! 'nain must' erivft fJrrnanv
necessary satisfaction for the events
of last evening."
A SENSATION VS PARIS.
iARis. Tne events in Madrid are
causing a sensation in this city. Ar
bitration for the settlement of the
Caroline question is now , considered
impossible, and the position of King
Alfonso and his ministry is regarded
as precarious. The leading Spanish
residents of this city say war between
Germany and Spain or a; revolution
is now certain.
. GUARDED BY MILITARY. t
Madrid. The German, legation is
guarded by. cavalry, infantry and
artillery. The German consul, in the
absence of the Grerman. ambassador,
asked Castillo, the president of tbe
council of ministers,, for permission
to telegraph his government at Berlin
respecting the situation of affairs at
Madrid. The request was granted,
Senator Castillo at tbe same time ex
pressing regret at the mob's conduct.
PRUDENCE EUJOINED. v
Paris. The French minister of
foreign affairs telegraphed the French
ambassador at Madrid, to observe
the greatest prudence during t the
difficulties at Madrid over the Caro
line affair.
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soothing medicine. -Lotions ' and instruments do
more harm than good. Williams' Pile Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the Intense itching,
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Mrs. Harriet Cummings of Cincinnati, .Ohio,
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tacked with a severe cold, v wnich . settled od her
lungs. We tried several medicines, none of wh ch
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Uncertainty of
Affairs.
Tne world would go on very much
Maudane
the same if
"w should be away as if we- we were here. One
man leaves, another takes his -place; but -tren'ls.
G. T. , Beauregard of Louisiana, - and Jubal A.
Early o , Virginia, are faithful to their engagement
to conduct In person the grand monthly drawings
of the Louisiana State Lottery at New Orleans La.
Their presence and en'ire supervisloo are a sure
guarantee of the honesty of tne management. The
next.tttie 184th grand monthly) will take place on
September, 8. and any infoi matlnn can be had on
application to M. a. Dauphin, of New Orleans, La.
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Tn every town, they understand
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From Jersey flats to Birmah's mount
They sing the praise of SOZODONT.
Madrid. There were 1238 new
cases of cholera and 797 deaths from
the disease . reported yesterday
throughout Spain. ?
ESCORTED BY A MILITARY GUARD.
Madrid. -Count Salms Sonnewalde
the German ambassador, has return
ed to the legation at this cifey f rom
Iia Granja. He was escorted by a
strong military guard. King" Alfonso
has also returned.
A MEETING OF LIBERALS.
Madrid. An important meeting of
leading libereis was held today at the
residence of Senor Segasta. After
discussing the Caroline question it
was resolved that the occupation of
the Island ot Yap by a German gun
boat should be considered equivalent
to a declaration of war, that if a crisis
in the Government should pccur and
the liberals be called into pdwer they
would ' withdraw Count DeBero-
man, tne bpanisn amoassaaor
at Berlin and have , Count Salms
Sonnewalde, the German ambassa
dor at Madrid, his passports. The
resolutions also declare that -the
Liberals would order the Spanish
authorities at the Philiiphin.es tor r en
cover the territory in the f Caroline
Islands taken possession oi Dy Cxer-
manv and to use force it necessary
to retrain it. The- adoption of the
above resolutions has created a great
sensation. ' ' - f
The government has , dismissed
from service bv telegraph tne :com
manders of the two Spanish men of
war stationed at Yap. ' ' i
LATER RESPECTING THE OCCUPATION.
Madrid. A later dispatch respect
ing the German occupation of Yap
states that the Governor of Vthat is
land wishftd to resist the landing: of
the German marines and sailors, But
the Spanish man of war, San Quen
tin, which was the only vessel of that
nationalitv m the harbor at that time,
reftised to aeree with the Governor
as tn the adoDtion of such a course
or to Iflnd the latter assistance. ; It is
generally believed that the command
er of the Soainsh man of war 'Velas-
cfi; whinh was exoect at Yap On the
26th of August, carries with him enr
fire-ftHft orders. '
The ministers and civil and military
Authorities met Kins: Alfonso at : the
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The fragrant SOZODONT has taken a very prosai-
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of tne day..: it is a very popular article ior me
toilet, highly recommended by all who have used
it. as a beauttfier and preserver of the teeth, re
freshing the mouth, sweetening the breath, and
arresting tne progress or aecay.
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neck, and the otner pari oi my Tace cured
120 E. 4tb St, New York. .
SCABS AND SORES, ,
T havft been afflicted since last March with a'Ekln
disease the doctors called Eczema. My ;face was
covered witn scaDs ana sores, ano xne ucnmg anu
burning were almost unbearable. Sf eing jour
Cutlcura Remedies to highly recommended, con
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terna.ly. for lour monins. i cau myseii urea. m
gratitude for which I make this public statement
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Broad Brook, Conn.
CoticueI Remedies are sold everywhere. Price:
Cdticcka. 50c; Besolvent, $1.00; Soap, 25c.
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The 2ig-35as: Ittethod Xfniplojed
ly mercenary SXen. .
It Is a notable fact that the people of a Hants
and.elsewhere are beginning to fee thoroughly con
vinced t Sat worthless- compound become "skakj
at all nevr innovatioor. while art honest prepara
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large, and we accord to ene and al! the same privi
leges we eny, We are not so far lost to business
principles as1 ft denounce- any other remedy as a
fraud, or imitation, or as containing a vegetable
poison, the effscts of which arehomMe to contem
plate. , The aJasm need not be sounded, for toere
is ample room for all; declining: andetasta, pine
top slop-water compounds. -
4f one bnttle sf RB B. is more valuable tn ef
fects than half a-dozen of any other preparation,
we won't get ma3 about It. If ten bottles- ot B. B.
B. cures a case of blood poison whlch others erald
not cure at all, It ealy proves Oat Bi B. Bv Is far
the best medlme.' . . . , r - - . . "
a 0,0 Bottles
of B. B. B. have beem seld' to parties living tasMe
the corporation of Attanta since It wos started two
years ago! . - - . ,
Why this wonderful sale of a new remedy in s
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It must be confessed that It is because B; "St. Bv
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Wood, skin and kidney diseases.' Hundreds of
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wonderful action upon theppres of the skini-the
kidneys, liver and glandular system, all efCe.te and
Impure matter 1s speedily; conducted Irony the
body, leaving th 8 blood pureffresh and healthy. .
B Its magical alterative powers," B. B. B." xm--
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It Is no far-fetched, foreign-found or djeamdis-
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Just twenty-seven miles from the classic city of
Athens, Ga., is located the thriving little town of
ISfaxey's, the residence of Miv Robert Ward, " who
has Just been released from almost perilous pre-
diaameat, the particulars ofr wiich he has con
sented to give to the publie: He writes as-followst
Maxet's, Oszcthobpe Cb, Ga.,
" July 5th 1885.
; ; . twelve or fourteen years I have been a great
sufferer from a- terribl form of. blsod? poison,
(syphilis) wbich ran Into.Ji-secondary,.and finally
IV was pronounced atertkiry form, .head, fac
and shoulders became alaiost a mass of corruption
and finally the disease commenced eaJsg away my i
skull bones. I became s Jiorrlbly reaulsive that ;
for tiiee years I absolutely refused toJet-p.eople see
me. - I used large QuanUtties of most noted blood
remedies and applied linearly all physicians neon
me, but my condition eoatlnued to. grow wcrss,.
and all said that I must surely vdlas. My. bones- be
came the seat of excrceiatiDg achesand pains ;Kay
nights were passed in misery; I was reduced Izl
flesh and strength ; m- kidneys were terribly de
ranged, and life became a burden to me
I ehanced to see an advertisement of B & Bi,
and 1 sent one dollasto. W. C. Hrchmore & Coi,
merchants of our pkiee, and they procured one; bot
tle for me. It was used .with decided be" eM,. and
I eoatlnued its usearid when eight or ten" bottles
had been used I was pronounce-2! sound and welL
Hundreds of scacan now be seen, on naev. look
ing like a man who had been burned' and then re
stored. My case ma well knovsn In tbls county, aod
for the benefit oi others who may be- similarly af
flicted I think itaay duty to gve the f acti to the
public, and to extend my heartfelt thinks, for so
valuable a remedy I hawe been ?sell over twelv
months and n return of ib& disease has. occurred
t ROBEBT WABD.
Maxkt's, Ga., July 1, 1SS5. We the undersigned,
know Mr! Bcbert Ward and take pleasure in say
Ing that thfefacts as above stated by hiui ,are true,
and that his-was one of the worst eases of Blood
Poison we ever knew i our county, and that he
has been eared by the use of D. B. B. Botanic
Blood BaJ. ' .
Al T. BRItiHT WELL, Merchant -"
; , W. C. BIRCHMORE & CO., Merchants,
J. H. BRIGHT WELL, M. B ,
' JOHN T. HART,
W.B. CAMPBELL. '
, Atlanta, Ga., July 1, 1885.
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dence In any assertions they may make..
HOWARD CANDLER, : .
Wholesale Druggists, Atlanta, Ga.
- REMARKS.
" If. B. B. B. wul cure such, terrible cstses as the
above, Is It not reasonable to suppose that any and
all cases ot Blood Diseases can be cured ? We do
not announce the cure of a man while he is at
home groaning and suffering withlthe disease, but
all cait certificates are words of truth from those
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We cure In a shorter time, with less money and
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.i! ; . blood Halm co., "
' Atlanta, Ga., .
I am an old man. For 28 years I suffered wrrh
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Sever-. Amputation- was suggested as the only
means of preserviag. life' The- doctors could ci
noHMng for me, anl? thought h Eust die. WotS
years I never had a shoe ofu Switt's tipeclfieha:
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coatraeted at a madloali oollegp- at a dissectloay
while I was a medlaal studeist. I am grateful j
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artermy parents Had peut lixsdreds of dollajaioir
treatment. . ,
AUGUSTU&ESBEi. JL.D-., Newark, K. Ji
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froi Swift's Specatsfihanff sm ali the oihers, atsr
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P.aiiTOP'S ADftDkSSY.
NEA 6HARLOGJTESVILLE, TAv
Tor boys asd young mm. Send for eais&gue.
t ; JOHR, SAMTSON, A. M., PrinaipaL
4 Rsrfc SDGAB -OODS. Ph. D.,
july24eod6s- . . : Aac ate Principal. -
WASHINGTON : and LEE
V ITEBSITV Lexing;tn, Ya,
-. Instruction id the usual acaderaie studies and in
3he professional schools of LAW aid ENGINEER
ING. Location healthful; expenses moderate.
Session cpens Septemer 17. Fbe catalogue, ad
dress "Clerk of the Faculty."
July7od2na G. W. C. LSE. President.
themselves, and that the
-f wftfic UTP
ductJd. ? honesty i fairness, andt
good faith Joward aU parties , Sj
authorize the tompany to use this ciS
cote, with foe simQies of oursimt
attached in iteadwrtisenentssF"
9t
TrUWTMlM 3LtA f n 1 QRQ air X
turef59FE3ucational and Sharitable purwSL'
over -tsam ThaTsince bemadded! mS
jj Bfl'wiirwjieuHing popular vote Its fmnw
was mwft a part of the Vent Sfrte CoStt
adopted Beeember 2d, A. l. 1879.' rantD0a
The oil Lottery ever voted on and endcwK.
the peojg&ef any State. . "enaeuej
TtS frTnt SIthtIo NlimW TYml ...
monthly; Place
a apLraom oppobtuietj to win a
TUNE, mnth Grand Drawsfeg. CtaM I taS
be?8? SJ&V USle' NCW 0tlema De8(lay. SeptS
18 Monthly Irarins
ST 0AFITAL PEIZE, $75,000. JH
100,000 Tlckat Five Dollars 23. Fracttonn
; fitum in proporson.
list of Prizes;
1 CAPITAL PRIZE
1 do do .
1 do An
2 PRIZES 038,000....
5 do . 2.000.
10 do 2,000.;......
20 do ... 600.
100 - do 200.
800 do , 100..i......... . "
500 do 50.
1000 do 25t .
AxvaexniATioN prizes?
9 Approximadon Prizes of $750...
9 do . do 500U...
9 do do 250
$75,00C).
25,00Ci
. lO.OOC'
12.000'
10,000'
. 10,000'
. 10,000'
. 20,000
. 80,000
. 25,000
. 25,000
. 6,750
. 4,600
. 2,250
1967 Prizes, ansountlng to.... 265 500
to the office of 'the-company in New Orleans
" or further information write clearlyj giving faD
address. Posts! Nottes, Express Mosey Orders oi
New York Exchange tn ordinary letrsr. Currency
by Express (aB?jum3-of $5 and upwaals at our ex
pense) addressed; , M. A. DAUPHIN,
. t. . Jew. Orleans, La.
Or M. A. DAUPHIN,
wsTSewnth St , Washiagion, D. C.
Make P. O. Mcmev OiAra n.i vnhi- Unfit- QfiAraati
Registered Letters to
: "-.' New OSeaas, La.
' OS
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK.
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
GERMaNIA TSiSSmAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.,
New Orleans, La.,
New Orleans, La.
Mrs. Kliffmuller
WILL OPEN A SCHOOL SEPTEMBE2 7tH, fob
MUSIO; THE FINE ARTS,
and French aad German Language. Thoroughness
In every branch. Refers io Prof, and Mrs W. H.
Neave. Salisbury!, C. For terms agplyat Mrs.
K R. Dodge'.. . sep3dlw
TI7ESTEJH .worth: caico.
V ' IA3fA K. It. CO.
. GEKERAii.FASSENGEB Office., )
SAXfiSBUBT, N. C, June 13; 1885. j
On and aiterrSunday, June 14th, 1885 the follow
ing double daily passenger schedule will be ope
rated by th&comaany: " .
MAIN LUTE WEST.
STA'axurs.-.
Salisbury. .
BUtesvlli
Newton,
Hickory,
Icard,
MorgantSD,.
Marion,
Oldlf'ort.
Round Kiobs
Black Mountain. :
Coopers,.
Spartan oarg Junctni
Asheviile,
AlexanierJa, . r . 1
Marshall
Barnaras
Warm tarings,
JMeaSSSation.
"Train No L TrainNo. 9.
At. JLVi v Ar. Ly.
A M. i 25 A- M. 7.10
2 31 2.33 8:15 8.16
8.37 3.38 9.17 9.17
. 4.07 4.08 9.45 9.46
. 4.32 ; 4.32 2&08 10.08
I 5 00 : 5 00 ; m36 10.37
:, 5.57 5.07 11.37 1138
6.5J3 : 6.29 ; 12.10 12.10
i $6.45 ' 7.10 ! 552.30 12.58
I 7.43 7.49 l; 1.28 1.28
i 8.0b 8.03 . 141 1.41
29 8.29 1 2.05 2.05
8.37 '8.47' 2 13 P. M.
,9.22 9.2-2
9.53 9.59 ;
10.22 10.25J"
10.55 1
Dalfe.
MAI3 UNE EAST.
Stations.
Train No. 2 Train No. 1C
Ar. Lv.
Ar. ILv.
WarrbSprlnss,
Barnards, . - '
Marshall,
Alexander's,
Asheville.
Spartanburg Jcasln.
coopers,
BlackJtfountaia.
RosaidKnob.
Old Fort,
Marion,
Msrganton,
Icad,
Hickory,
Newton,
SfcitesvMe,
saiisoury, - ....
?. M. 3x45
4.15 ' 4.15!
4.33 4.34
5.06 5.8i
5.37 5-4
5 55 E-55
6.18 6
6.31 &32
J7.13 7-M
7.52 Ti55
8.22 22
9.17 917j
' 9.451 9.46
10.11 10.12
1Q.38 20.39
11.33 11.34
12 30 A, M.
iMeal Station. . Daliy.
A. M.
10.37
11.02!
11.15
11.57
12.13
12.45
1.42
- 2.101
2.35f
3.26
4.2:
10.37
11.92
11.15
U.57
U13
12.45
1.43
2.11
3.0U
3.26
42i
WEST. I MURPHY DTOttlON. jAb1
Left Over m h Holidays.
A FINE STOCK OF
WATCHES, CLOCKS
Silverware, and Jewelry
Of all sorts, for sale cheap now, at -
II ales Ufew , Jewelry Store,
L" Next to Nlsbet and Selgle, " .
TrainNfic7;
Ar.
Lv.
STATION3,
EiST.
Tria No t
Ar.
A. M.
9 37
10 05
10.32
ll. 2
11.30
$12.15
12M
lit
1.30
8.86
&(
9.40
10.H
107
11.05
11.40
12.17
12.44
1.20
1.32
P. M.
Asbevllle, ;
Hominy, "
Turnpike, x
Pigeon Rive?,
Clyde, . - l
WavnfisvttSa.
balsam, .
van, .. .
Sylva, : . ,
Webstar Station, '
Charleston,-- ,-
JMeal Stations. . Dafly,
3.
2.48i
2.43
156
1251
$12.16
11.45
11.07
10 56
A.M.
Lv.
P. M.
3.12
IB
2.28
I. 36
12.18
II. 46
11.08
10.57
9.2&
Train No. 1 connects at Warm Springs with J
T., V. & G. R. R. for all points to the West ana
Northwest. - " ti. hn
Train No. 2 connects at Salisbury with R
train No. 50 for all points In the South and &ouur
we-t. - .. .
Train No. 10 connects at Salisbury with B.
train No. 53 for all points North. . .,
Pullman Drawing-Room Sleeping Carsbetweeu
Goldsboro and Ashevllle, and Salisbary and Asne
ville,.on trains Na 1 and 2. ' rhtlT
Elegant Pullman Parlor Cars between SallsDur
and Ashevllle, on trains No. 9 and 10. n .
W.A. TURK, A. G. P. A-
. v. E. McBbb, Superintendent.
. GREGORY'S ' DYSPEPTIC MIXTURE
FOR SAJLE BY AJLIilnUG GISTS. '
. . , l- - - Dr. J. H. McAden, Dbugoist and Chemist, ?
-' No. 1 Parks' Building, Charlotte ,N. C. . j
Dr. Gregory: ,
,1 certify that I have sold Dr. - Gregory's Dyspeptic Mixture forseveral years,
and it has given universal, satisfaction to those who have given it a fair
triaL r I know it to be a remedy of very great merit, and have heard it spoken
of by those who have used It, in the highest terms. From what I know of
Its composition I can,, Confidently recommend .It to those suffering from dys
,pepsia or any derangement of .the digestive organs, 'i It gives tone to the
siomacn auu vigor to me entire system. . - ; -
tacopyo , . , , ; J. H. MCADEN, M. D.
Belore. ' " s After 'iaiuus-
' " NrwBEBN, N.C, Jan.25,1863.
DR. W. Wy GREGORY: . " - -
DearSIr Enclosed please find chsck for $9.01, for which Jbe. goo 1 enough to send me six bottles oi
your dyspepsia medicine such as ou sent me some time back. . Thanks for the comfort received by mB
and my daughter. Yours tnfy.. - , ..; .-.
(acopy) V,; : - -,-..."" ' ' " R. SANSON.