DAILY .CHARLOTTE OBSERVERS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1835,
BfiTWEES THE ACTS.
A Snssestion; for tiie went;
t. ti. Ai tiw.rnAra land those
' whom'TliCse lisgust.
CSxarleston News and Coarler.
I am a philanthropist, and knows
log your zeal m promoting the pufciie
gooi, I write in behalf of the poor
young men who suffer so terribly
for a drink afterf every act in the
performance at the theatre. I have
Been many of these poor creatures so
painfully affected that they have
been impelled - to rtake the holQ
audience into their.confidence. Mod
est girls and decent men have been
1 constrained to ' rise, or else to allow
these martyrs to climb over them m
:the frantic rush which precedes and
follows each drink. ,
Now granting that no "gentleman
, eould ba expected to sit through a
five act performance without pro
claiming his infirmity four times, I
have a suggestion to make which
ought to be welcomed by all parties
It cannot be an edifying spectacle to-
Innocent maidens and Daia-neaaea
Old men to rise and curtesy to tnese
tSant smashers eight times in the
there-1
x .u .'fmtt.lAn til ftd witn
whiskev be worn by these unhappy
i vffOQct-. nncket. A
-flexible tube will enable each to draw
solace untold in comparative decency,
Any half weaned baby will sacrifice
its bottle in such a cause, many oi
tuA i,AafWA fiona mav still be able to
; produce the nursing bottle they re-
eiltlV ClUnS vO inemseivea. viucio i
ftiihHa havA hahv brothers or. sis-
..uvvtvwv. .
fara : nr children of tneir own, wno
"WOUld be generOUS enOUgn lO come iu i
44, rPf5riiA The nresent customiis a
Aiavrao civilization, and ougnt
BOt to be tolerated in a community
vhich retains traditions of chivalry.
Fancy'the discretion or guardians
who allow such dramhunters to es-
eort their daughters to public places I
Xancy the moral tone of men who
see no reason to observe tne most ods
riouslaw of propriety m the ipres-
nca of modest erirlhood !
- I have prepared a sample bottle of
y new patent, and I shall offer it
to any young man in my vicinity
"wha proposes - to climb over me, or
make me rise in honor of whiskey,
,at the next performance." .
v f. Chivalry.
MORE MORMONS SEST
PRISON.
TO
Surrounded by Tbeir Friends,
TV tin Cbeer Tliein on Tneir
salt IjAkk, wlh.- vv ... xwbs
ter, manager of a theatre, and George
Romney, were both convicted of uns
lawful cohabitation and sentenced to
the nenitentiarv for six months and
to pay a $300 fine. They got closely
shaven and their -hair cut prior to
their sentence.
wnen assea u mey
uaix Ms ojr v "iT"
make any pledges. . This is classed
1 'a.l 11 V, llMnnmnA I
dv iqo Luuruu uisau a . couumc
oouence '' showinsr that thev ore-1
ierrea imprisonmeui- ramer tuau w
be recreant, to obligations of a most
caered character.; Their friends gaths
ered around with words of cheer,
and they went to prison as martyrs.
Robert Swain, and Thomas Per-
cher pleaded guilty to cohabitation.
They begged and were granted time
to prepare. for the support of their
families beforbeihr sentenced,
Z::
uu w. TAr"w!
r uomg auiu mtur puweru xiv
martyrs of , themaelyes.and bring ndi-
cule on the court.' The Mormons are
more defiant today than at any time
in the history of the church. Loyal
citizens feel that a more .rigid law
must be enacted and the full power
of the , government brought against
this treasonable organization.
J. C. Little advertises in tha Mor
mon papers for 400 Mormon families
to go to Bonora, Mexico, to colonize.
His partner, Sam Brannan, owns an
- ' . tr sv riA 4-wm4 a I a w M ' 4- W sMj-k rTll M
Auiuxouojp uovu uj. wuu uuoio. mo ancea in xne ciock line, not even ex
scheme appears to be the furnishing cepting the celebrated Strasburg
of homes for polygamisis. There aire clock. He has been working at this
prospects oi a large negira mis rail to
jonexico 01 buca as are : m uanger oi
prosecution. ;
The Eastern Question.
IiONDON. Oct. 14. The hones enters
tamed last night of a peaceful settle-.
tlement of the Roumelian question
seems to be shattered this morning
by the 'receipt; of a despatch from
yUUOiuviuWi, Btawiig mai tuo uous
lerencenaa lormeny aeciarea tnat
the porte has v disavowed Bulgaria-
KoumeliaVj 1 urther news is awaited
- v 1 ir ieiy .
If the Tripoli alliance were united
T 4U ii-V. "Hw
xor ismarcK is, now tosettie tne
Tendmfr difficulties so as to nrevent I
t Kussia and Austria from fighting. If
!rrx- A"0i0U
via l uiMo , ortoiorceoervia to agree
aA;;vLm S?k f ??6Q ana
agree.
a is not ior it.ngiana to act
2?J
r.w Ta- 1 lu?Ti
though she might cordially assist, if
S? 7 make the re" bow to hin and disappear in a sub
quest... t I -.4. jx- v,; .irVi.
Vlgnaux Ready to Meet His
. Match.
.NewYorkStar, . , .. ,
One of the passengers ou the steam
ship Normandy, which arrived yess
' terday, was Maurice Vignaux, the
French " champion ' billiardist, who
has journeyed across the Atlantic to
take part in the balk line tournament
-which takes place in Music Hall, in
Chicago, on the 16th of November.
. Madame Tignaux, who accompanies
her husband, and who will act as in-
' terpreter, - was "very sick, : and was
immediately taken to the hotel. Vig
naux enjoyed the voyage, and is in
excellent health. He - will ; begin to
practice in some private hall in this
city in a day or two, and will leave
for Chicago before the end of the
month.
SIRS. 5ELME SARTORIS,
Gen. Grant's Favorite Cliild A
Veritable Skeleton in tne ami
ly Closet.
A .Washington special to the Baltis
more Sun is as f oil ws: . ' -
Referring to the recent statements
as to the want of harmony between
Mrs. Nellie .Grant" Sartoris .and her
husband, it may b i said that all the
facts in the case have for a long time
been known to the Intimate friends
ofthe family here, butfrom motives
of "delicacy and consideration noth
ing has been said on the subject. Mr,
Sartoris impressed every one - with
whom he came in contact here during
the" period of ' his engagement to
Nellie Grant as perhaps well meaning
enough, but so rough in his ways and
so coarse-grained m nature as to be
entirely unsuited to a girl so gentle
and refined. Gen. Grant never liked
.him onrl Vfifl nnf, favor t,h ft marrias'p
but when he saw that his daughter's
affections were, enlisted he made no
further objection. The Critic says
that the late Senator Uarpenter, wno
was very intimate with the Grant
familv. at the instance of a number
of friends called at the White House
and expressed their misgivings as to
the match, but that Gen. Grant cut
the conversation snore, ana stuu uus
daughter was engaged to Mr. Sartoris
and the 1 wedding must take place,
uov. ueweii, oi oouuecucut., wm?u
on ms way uauK irum riussia iu go
into Gen. Grant's cabinet, called
wnue m xungiauu upon ine parent oi j
Mr. Sartoris. In the course of the 1
conversation the mother, who might
wo oupuocu nv ixtiv vv eui auuuu xjlwx i
boy, remarked that she did not see
iTi. .1 r i i
wxiat taere. was m Algernon to cause j
uuts uaugumi ujl tut? rfusmaui ui- uue i
united etates to rau m love witn mm
xms opinion oi tne motner was very
heartily shared at the time by all of
Nellie. Grant's friends, male and fe-
maie. it seems to De tnougnt mat
there is a strong possibility of a sep
aration, and thus is added one more
to tne long list or unhappy marriages
oi amencan gins wim ioreigners.
JAY GOULD OIV LABOR.
He "Wisbeslthe Wabash Employes
Would Invest in Wabash Stocbr.
St. Louis, Oct. 11. Jay Gould, b&
fore leaving the city, - submitted to a
lengthy interview upon various mat
ters. Of labor strikes, he said
"There should never be a labor strike
on a railway, ana l aouot U there
would if both sides could be made to
ests are. -A railway's .employes can-
not prosper unless the railway is
prosperous; neither can a railway
prosper unless its employes are pros-
perous.. Their interests arenecessa
hiv mntnal: T think thA ArrWA
should have ; the
- l I
wages, but tho money invested in
the .property should also have the
r;"uta 0a mk ev.
rights of the other. Now I most
heartilv wiah thafc OUP emniOVfia
.W X
,A11 j fliw, v, a- u
i i: j
then t their gg iflt0 the Btock
of the nomnanv Thftn t.hpr wmilH
have a double interest on their prop
erty. I should be glad to know ihat
every employe of the Missouri Paci-
hc system was owner of more or less
shares of the company's stock. If
er mwohave a
rs''; irt ua
Sh0
crease its earning power and oppor
tunity. Then the road would be
managed and operated by its owners,
Thfirfl 6nlll1 th ho nn Jw nmHOT
There wolud thus be no labor problem
to unraveL
A Wonderful New Clock.
New York World.
Bedford, Pa., Oct. 13. In the lit
tle town of Woodbury, this county,
resides a young man of mechanical
(genius who is. working at a wonder
Iful clock, which when comnleted will
probably eclipse anything yet pro-
1 " a 1
ciocfe over hve years and expects to
finish: it next spring. It will be 12
feet high by - 5 feet wide and 3 feet
deep, and is built entirely of walnut
wood, it is artistically designed and
H,-anit7. nnt nnnn.f;Aa un
mouldines ornamentine it are
delicatelv narvAd. On tVi inWAr
front, tha aQo i nir-nia. 0iomn
dials, Vith a large dial in the centre
giving the time at Wasnmgton, D. C,
m hours, minutes and seconds, the
month of the vear. the date of the
month, the day of the week, the four
seasons of theyear, and the changes
of the moon. fWeleven remaining
dials give the ' difference of time m
New York, Chicago, San Francisco,
t du.- riJ nri!
bourne, Vienna; Cairo and St: Peters-
Durg. One of the most curious tea-
tures of theclock Is a contrivance by
which at a certain hour of the day a
v,,-a t;-, in ,ia
right hand,, and ill the ther , great
railroad magnates of v the : : country
1 oii uia iapt. tvaaa
missive way at a dodr to his right.
The Recherche Thing. ;
St Louis Globe-Democrat - t
We are srlad to be informed by the
dramatic critic of the New York
World, writing of Mary Anderson
since her return to this country tnat
there is "more avlorrib in the hauteur
of her carriage" than when she went
away. We . presume there is also
mora sannir nivre in the bon ton of
her tsprit de corps. Otherwise' her
trin abroad will have Droved de trop
forwant of a raisou d'tre tor hereout
ensemble. .
i i i i '
When vou have many tssks to accom
tllA: don't trv io attack them all at
once. Do one at a time, quietly and as
well as you can, and with a little pa
tience tou willxret thronch them alL .
The Penaly of Idleness.'
lbltaal Recorder:
In
Raleigh.
last
week, ,a youn
man, the grandson of a United States
Senator and the son of. a learnod
lawyer, was sentenced to imprison
ment in the State's prison at hard
labor for ten years. The Judge, in
pronouncing tho enteric, "reminded
him that his crime was the result 'of
idleness. The day has pasfc 1
men can live orr their family name.
The watchword of the present is
"work." Our people look with sus
picion upon him who seek not to4
better his condition or support him
self either by brain t)r muscle, and
the spirit of the times demands that
the criminal be punished, xvhether
born in a mansion or in a negro's
cabin. All honor to Judge Clark and
Solicitor Gallowav. who ' have, bv
their adherence to dutv. become a
terror to e vilsdoers. 4 -
xxre in lexas.
. Galveston, Tex., October 14. A
special to the News from Gainesville,
says: A destructive fare broke out
here at midnight last night in the
grocery store of J. B. Drew, on main
square. Red River National Bank
building, adjoining the grocery was
badly damaged. The large drugstore
oivjuuiwsu auu mo diock aaioining
the drew building n the south was
gutted. The upper floors of these
uuuuiug wwy'w ae
yvesu uuiuu xeiegi au .viapany
and by lawyers. The furniture ware-
dousb oi ivi. xx. xrierce, in rear ot tne
bank, was considerably ' damaged.
The total loss exceeds fifty thousand
unjiicti. o, j.uxijr j.uouxc;u.. j.u ia Duspcuicu
that the fire was of incendiary origin.
mt. tj T-- 1 1 : "1
xiio xieu xv.iver uauK. resumes uusmeea
uuuay iu utuei quartuia
S0Z0DONT the ladles pride,
Only rivals it deride.
Zephyers ot flower laderi air,
Only with it can compare,
Doing good to everything,
On ev'ry Bide its praises ring;
Neglect to use it, ladies won't '
They all must have their S0Z0D0NT.
The Fragrant Breath ofBeaaty
attests the matchless purifying proiterties of SO
Z0DONT. Every lady who has used It, proclaims
it a Derfect antidote to dental decay. Pure teeth
are essential to a pure breath, and both are enjoy
ed by all who resort to this agreeable, wholesome
and invaluable vegetable compound.
Counts of "No Account,
Boston Transcript
A resident of New York who says
he has fallen heir to the title of
"count," asks the New York "World
if it would be proper for him to have
it printed on his visiting cards, lne
World tells him, "there, is no title
here that will compare with that of
here that will
Honest Man.
' "Count" Zacharoff's
success in marrying an heiress would
A "I J 11 A. 1 . . A.. A1
may compare one oicen secures
for a rogue wnat should only come to
an honest man.
a DAwn Town Mercbaat
Havlnz passed several sleepless nights, disturb
ed by the agonies and cries of a suffering child,
and Decomins convincea mat mis. w maio w.s
Soothing SrruD was lust the article needed, pro
mii-AH a annnlv fnr the rhlld. On rftathins home
and acquainting his wile witn wnat ne naa aone,
she refused to have it administered to the child,
as she was strongly in iavor oi uomceopatay.
That nleht the child parsed in: suffering, and the
narants without sleeo. fie'unilne home the day
following, the father found the baby still worse;
and while contemplating another sleepless nignt,
the mother steDned from the room to attend to
some domestic duties, ana lert tne iatner wun me
child. During her absence he administered a por
tion oi the Hootmng syrup to tne oaDy, ana saia
nothlne. That nicht all hands slept well, and the
little fellow awoke In the morning bright and hap
py. The mother was delighted witn tne suaaen
and wonderful change, and although at first offend
ed at the deception practiced upon her. has con
tinued to use the Syrup.and suffering crying babies
and restless nights have disappeared. A single
trial of the Syrup never yet failed to relieve tne
baby, and overcome the prejudices of the mother.
oold br all Druggists st cents a ootue.
STOP THAT COUGn
By using Dr..FrazIer's Throat and Lung Balsam
the only cure for coughs, colds, hoarseness and
sore throat, and all diseases of the Throat and
Lunes. Do not neelect a cough. It may prove
fatal. Scores and hundreds of people owe their
lives to Dr. Frazler's Throat and Lung Balsam,
and no family will ever be without it after once
nsine it. and discovering Its marvelous power. It
is out uo in large family bottles, and sold for the
small price of 50 cents a bottle. Sold byT. a
Smith & Co. , ieKfisaeoa&wiy
anffhters,' Wives and Mothers
We emphatically guarantee Dr. ; Marchlst's Cath-
ollcon, a Female Remedy, to cure female diseases,
such as ovarian troubles, lnnammation anduicera
tlon, falling and displace ment or bearing down
feeling, irregularities, barrenness, change of life,
leucorrhoea, beside many weaknesses springing
from the above. l Ke neaaacne, oioanng, spinal
weakness, sleeplessness,. nervous debility, palpita
tion of the hfart, &e. For sale by druggists. Price
S1.0O and 11.50 per Dome, send to Dr. J. B. Mar
chisi. Utlca. N. Y., for pamphlet, free.
F9X sale by ii. a. wmton, aruggisx, unariotte.
N. C , juiyrreoaiy
is
NOW OPEN.
S. M. HOWELL.
Telephone 27, ,
FOR SALE.
The Lutheran Parsonaee. on Trvon street be-
tween 8th and 9th, front 431 feet by 198 feet deep.
A comfortable dwelling rontamlhg 7 rooms and
pannr, mi m guou conainon. - xne nouse is now
occupied Rev . N M. . Woods? Also the Church
building and iot, the lot being the same size - as
that described above. For particulars, terms, c,
appiy iu
S. e . lint- N. f Committee.
W. A. BARRIER. S
oct4dtf. . narlotte.N.a
Many a Lady-
is beautiful, all but her skin;
and nobody has ever told
her how easy it is to put
beautypn the skin. Beauty
on : the skin is Magnolia
raim. -
Horw few ucdqrstsnd rkat--a
perfect fit i3p paia.v.
pJ.ipioi'"breai:i3 ta." i3 dscrz
ed essential to every new
outfit. TI1I3 is positively Un
necessary. Tits scientific
principles applied to tha num
erons shapes and sizes f "tits
,2HtacaTi"' elioc, insures perfect
lit, and tteir flexibility, abso
Into freecora from, tlie.tert'ores
ci " breaking in," as they are
easy and comfortable from the
fisst day. Sold everywhere.
Aslt your shoe dealer for them.
HANAN & SON.
A j. 33.
& .BBO
peuis for Charlotte'
ebioeodtf
R. .' OOCBBAUE. OHAS. E. JOKES
CHARLOTTE
mm
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R. E. COCHRANE, Manager.
nrms agency will buy and sell lands
1 of evm description and in any cart of North
or South Carolina, and will rent nronerty in the
city of Charlotte, collect rents, attend to repairs
i and make prompt returns, and if desired will at-
i tend to payment of taxes, effecting of Insurance,
etc. . . . .
All property put into our hands will be
A-dverlised Free of Cost
For a stlpulat'.on previously agreed upon.
FOR SALE.
une dwelling house on B street, 7 rooms, closet
iin eacn room, weu or gooa waser. lor B9xll)U leet.
In good neighborhood. Price, $2,000.
2 One dwelling on 5th street, adjoining residence
of S. M. Howell, 4 rooms, well of water and stable,
luii okjxho, cuuveuieiiij to Dusmess. irnce, l,7UU
Q One dwelling on South Tryon street, adjoining
residence of Dr. Bratton. 8 rooms, closets and
pantry, well of waten well located for a boarding
uouse: trice, 33,uuu
c One dwelling on corner of Graham and 10th
trstreets. 5 rooms, kitchen, well of water. -lot 120
feet oa Graham street, . 152 feet on 10th street,
very aesiraDie property. iTlce. $1,KX).
Qone dwelling on Poplar street, 10 rooms, lot
009x198 feet, brick kitchen, outhouses, stable, well
wi gwu water, soia on terms to F.uit purchaser
11
One Dwelling on Ninth street between B and
t, two stones, six roomst brick basement
well oi water In yard; lot 99x138. Price $2,000
One Hundred and Fifty Acres Land mile
of the city limits, adjoining the Fair Grounds
weu located ior a truck and dairy farm; i
timber, branch running through it, about
acres meaaow.. JtTice $30 per acre. j
Tract of Land, 8 miles south of Charlotte,
19
m acres, known as cart of the Samuel Tav
lor tract, on which is an undeveloped goldmine,
(known in the . C. Reports as the Sam Tavlo
mine), three frame tenement houses, two rooms
eacn, gooa earn, gooa weu water and good spring
on ine premises, aoia wrcnout reserve for $1,750.
28
Dwelling in Meehanlesvfile, 1 story 3-roona
house, lot 99x190. frontlne on C street, lot
x ico, square zio, aajommg property ot w. A. King
mia uuiera. race, casn $sou.
OO Two lots, Nos. 217 and 808. sattare 46. front
i ing 99 feet on B street .and ranmne"throne)i
to C street. On the premises Is a two-storj frame
aweumg, seven rooms and small storehouse,
33
One-story frame cottage, 4 rooms, lot 50x15
in Fourth ward, on west Fifth street, near
the residence of James P. Irwin. All improve
ments new. . a aesiraDie place for a small iamiry.
race $i,uuu.
34
Tan yard at Lowesvllle, N C.,;22 ther
vats, 1 pool. 2 lime 1 sheo house 18x22 bark
house, bark mill bouse, stable, dwelling: 10 acres
land connected with tan yard. Price $1,000, or
will lease for 5 or 10 uears on reasonable terms.
35
A" very desirable farm, containing 162
acres, about threae miles west of Charlotte.
on the Carolina Central railroad, known as the
Junius Hayes faHn.8dioIr.lng the, lands of Dr.
PaulBarrlnger and others. Seven-room dwellmg
and necessary outbuildings In good repair on the
premises, weu watered and in a good neighbor
nooa. nce perscressy
36
'Tract of land containing 75 acres, lying in
rout county, in. v., six mues east oi Colum
bus. On this place is the Splan Gold Mine. Price
ry Tract of land containing 500 acres lylBgln
I Rutherford county, N. C.,-9 miles fromRuth
erliordton and 20 miles from Shelby, apple orchard
en the place, 'small two room dwelling, fine tlm-
oered land, pine, early mapie, walnut, oak, sec.
about 75 acres under cultivation. Gold mine on
the place. This property i3 known as the Cook
Mine farm. Price $3,000.
qo Tract of land containing 184 acres in
OO r Mecklenburiz county. N. C.. 8 miles from
Charlotte, good store house 4 rooms, good orchard.
o acres unaer cultivation, paiance in pine and
hard woods, gold mine on property. Price $25 per
acre, cneap.
Lot fronting on Morehead st., 99x366 feet, I
small two-room house, well, lot well set with
mux trees, race $sx.
141
Five-room dwelling with kitchen and stable
lot 99x198 on West Trade street, beautifu
i grove and well of good water. - Price $2,200.
i i f ne story frame dwelling and lot on Stone-.
Hid
J9 One lot and a half lot, unimproved, on the
w comer oi a ana ixia Bireeis. ince soou.
yj r One story frame store house 20x60 feet, lot
r rttf 24x100 feet, fronting on railroad, and one
' unimproved lot in rear of above 100x125 feet, both
at oauiora, jnoore county, n.v. race sua
A i Two story frame dwelling, four rooms, barn
i stable, smoke house, eood well, some frnlt
trees, aDouc w acre oi land, in saniord, jnoore co,
i rr Fifty one acres of land. 23 acres under cult!
1 vatton, balance timber, mostly plme, some
i oak. Two tenement houses on place, lying on the
I edge of Sanf ord, Moore county, N. C. Price $850.
(The above three tracts will be sold together or
separately, and if purchaser desires can secure re-
( fusal of a stock of goods at price agreed upon be
utween himself and the owner.)
XO 150 Acres In Davidson county, N. C, 11
OZi miles from Lexington and 8 miles from Lin
wood. Six room dwelling, good water; four acres
In apples, peaches and grapes. Price $2,000.
Kj Lot with two-story house, six rooms and two
OD ; room kitchen, well and garden, being prop
erty adjoining J. S. Phillips' residence. Price
$2,650..
ffi Fifty acres of land In and adjoining Hunt
ut ereville. N. C. On the place there Is a com
i f ortable tour-room dwelling house, good barn, crib,
I Llf.liAn nmll "VT. .1 ,V1 . Vl t ?1
uuucu ouu nw, y cij uodiiauio yiuyciijr. nuns
$35.00 per acre. . ,
FOR RENT.
Storeroom in " Morehead buildine. on Trade
street, at present occupied by Schlfl &o. v-
New Storeroom on B street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets. - .:- '
Dwelllne on B. and D. railroad, between 8th and
! 9th streets. Very convenient to Elliott & Marsh's
furniture factory or Newcomb's planing mills.
Dwelling house on South Tryon street, adlnln-
lng the residence of Dr. S. E. Bratton. Very con
veniently located for a boarding house -
Apply to' -.''
Charlotte
Real Estate Agency,
B.E. COCHRANE, Manager.
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ALL AT CLOSE PBIGES.
J. H. Mo ADEN,
I am an old man. : Tor 28 years I suffered with
Ulcers on my right leg as the result of typhoid
fever. Amputation was suggested as the only
means of preserving life. The doctors could do
nothing for ae, and thought I ' must die. For 3
years I never had a shoe on. Swift's specific has
made a permaent cure and added ten years to my
, wm. to. heed, nan uo.f fcra.
I have taken Swift's Specific for blood poison,
contracted at a medical college at a dissection.
while I was a medical-student. I am grateful to
say that it gave me a speedy and thorough cure
after my parents had spent hundreds of dollars for
treatment.
Augustus Wemdel, M. D., Newark, N. J.
My wife from early girlhood has been suffering
from rheumatism. She has tried many remedies,
and I must frankly- say has derived more benefit
from Swift s SneMflc than from all the others, after
long ana iaitnrai-trial.
Rby. JiJUES L. Piebce, Oxford, Ga.
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable. Treatise on
tuooa ana ssm Diseases mailed tree.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta,Ga.t
or 10a w. aaa si., . x.
CAROLINA IS AI.
' WAY.
Office of Superihteiidkiit, .
WrunNGTON, N. C, Sept. 27, 1885. 5
CHANGE OP SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER SEPT 27, 1885, THE FOLLOW
lng Schedule will be operated en this Rail
road , ....
passenger, mail and express trains,
daily except sunday.
) Leave Wilmington at.. ......... ..7.00 P. m.
No. 1. ; Leave Raleigh at .7 85 p. it.
i Arrive at Charlotte at ..7.30 a. x
' Leave Charlotte at. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .8.15 p. k.
No. 2. ; Arrive at Raleigh at.... .... .... ...9.00 a. m.
) Arrive at Wilmington at.. . . .. .. ..8.25 A. h.
LOCAL FREIGHT Passenger Car Attached.
Leave Charlotte at.... ........... 7.40 A, x.
Arrive Laurinburg at 5.45 p. m.
Leave Laurmburg at... 6.15 a.m.
Arrive Charlotte at .... ........ ........ . 4.40 p, k.
I: Passenger Trains stop at regular stations only,
and points designated In the Company's Time
Table. . - - : .-
SHELBY DIVISION, PASSENGER, MAIL, BX
PRESS AND FREIGHT.
(Dally except Sunday.)
Leave Charlotte at .....t. ......... 8.15 a. m.
Arrive at Shelby at... 12.15 p. x.
Leave Shelby at 1.40 p. m
Arrive at Charlotte at 6.40 p. h
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 make close connection at
Hamlet with R. & A. Trains to and from Raleigh.
Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmington and
Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte.
Take Train No. 1 for Statesvllle, stations on
Western N.G.B.B., Ashevllte and points west.
Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville, Athens, At
lanta and all points southwest.
- L. C, JONES,
"- Superintendent
7, W. Clabk, Sen. Pass. Agent.
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. . GREGORn DYSPEPTIC MKTBRE
FOR SALE JJT ILL DRUGGISTS.
Bxbtlet, VAq Sept, 8th, 1884..
Before taking your medicine I had very little hope of ever getting well,
other, medicine did me such little good. Thanks to God and to yon and your
medicine, I now feel like a new man. , Yours truly, ? . ' 1
- ' ' - ATL4ITTA.GA, September 7th, 1885. -
. . Dkab Sm Enclosed please find three dollars, for which send me by ex
press three bottles of your Dyspeptic Mixture. 1 find It gives me more relief
than anything else that I can get. Send
xours respectruuy,
Belore.
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DB. W. W. GEKQOBT:
Send me one dozen bottles oldest medicine
Ci 0 1
Stand
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FOR
ORNAMENTING WINDOWS
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Doors, Transoms, &c,
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ma
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
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inviw auenuon to tne attractive prices at which
AXMINSTEKS
WILTON'S
MOQUETTES .
BODY BRUSSELS
TAPESTRY "
from $2 25 per yard upward
from 'iOOperyardupwa,-!
from 1 50 per yard upward
from 1 15 per jarrt mrart
from 60 per yard upward
from 50 per yard udwrm
IN GRAINS
SWISS LACE CURTAINS
from $5 00 per pair upward
MADRAS LACE CURTAINS V
: from J4 oo per. pah -upward
Ai?i xiy ujii ana j)iuvrsLiii LiAU-u uuk iauns
from $3 50 per pair upward
NOTTINGHAM LICE CURTAINS
from $1 00 rer Da1r nnwarrt
TURCOMAN CURTAINS
y from $6 00 per pair upward
TAPESTRY COVERINGS
from $1 50 per yard upward
CRETONNE COVERINGS .
f from 30 per yard upward
Window Shades made on short notice or materials
furnished.
Samples sent when desired and prompt attention
paid to all mall orders.
,' CORRESPONDENCE INVITED,
Broadway; and 19th Street,
NEW YORK CITY.
oct6d&wlm.
THE LATEST
II) MOST IMPORM!
; We are now running on full time. Furniture
manufactured by us ; is kept "; by the enterprising
furniture dealers In this city. We make only the
best and most substantial In the fmarkeL K0
SHODDY GOODS. Ask for goods made by us and
you will get the worth of your money. Our name
is on each piece. We solicit the patronage of the
public and guarantee satisfaction.
Respectfully,
ELLIOTT & MARSH.
June20dtf
FOR COUGHS, CROUP AND
CONSUMPTION USE
OF SWEET GUM AND MULLEIN.
The Sweet Gum from a tree of the same name
gro'
iroi
wing in tbe Bowtl. commnea wiuj " ,
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WANTED.
We will pay 18 cents per bushel of 80 pounds tat
good sound new cotton seed delivered at our nuu
id Charlotte, N. C. , ,
We wlU trade cotton seed meal for seed, giws
one ton of meal for two tons of seed.
i ' OLIVER OIL COMPANY,
Successors to Charlotte Oil Company.
septl6ddtr .
JUST RECEIVING
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THE BEST STOCK OF GOODS ET
THE CITY IN OUR LINE.
A. E. & W- B. NISBET,
In care of Miller Beady.
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After Taking'
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Chicago, liu. October 2d. 1885.
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ou have, 98 Randolph street
JAKES CEAWFOBP.
minim
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