H5V m.
f 1 i"'"!.
Absolutely Jfttf a Wi4 JDnaddUanrt
HOSPITALS, '
CURATIVE INSTITUTIONS, ;
INFIRMARIES.
Am nmMi; wf ttwtUOKvuimm .
CONSUMPtlONV1 v
HEMORRHAGES
An mB WasHn?IHaDf
DYSPEPSIAiiNDIGESTlON, t
MALARIA. J
rmm MIT
PURE STIIIULAIIT
' FOR -THE SlOK, INVALIDS.
CONVALESCING1 PATIENTS,
AGED PEOPLE,
Weak and Debilitated Women.
Tor Ms by Druggist Oa&m and Deal
Price, On Delia? per Bottle.
. ... 1 - IBM HUt uli. MBfllM
M )kt, ul tb bum of oompur otom "
ImiUmtm), anbl to toc.t. It tnm JfJJ
kn bit DbM MM, 1d IUIikm, M""'
Tat Dufljr MaltWhMksy eo.,Bsrbnore,a
M I " i' '
imtf W "' m. IW
. jH'f"'"' "VJJ
And nil Itcblne: fflnd.Sc&ly 8W
tnd Scalp Diseases Cured
byCutionra. V"-"-
PSORIASIS. Kezema, Tetter, Ringworm". Ll
Khrni. Pnirttns. Hcald Heait Hllk Crust. Dand-
rotL Bkert Grocers' and WashCTwomsn's Itch,
and every species of Itching, Burning, fraly;
. Pimplj Humors ot the 6Ma and Scalp, with Loss,
. of Hair, are positively cored hy CcncrjHA. thegreat
kln Care, and ConocBA BOAP. aa ezqrilsite akin
, Beautlfler externally, and Cdticoba Kksoltknt,
the new Blood purifier internallj, when physicians
and all other remedies fall.: e',?j ti t 1 1
PSORIASIS OR SC AL.T 'SKIN.
I, John J. Case, D. D. S . having practiced den
- tls try In this country for thirty five years and being
well known to thousands hereabouts, with ,a ,lew
to help any one who are afflicted as I have, been,
for the past twelve years', testify that the Cuticora
BioaDiicsenred.meot Psoriasis, or Scaly Skin,
In eight day&i after the( doctor ' with - whom I iiad
consulted cave me no help or encouragement
Newton, H. J.. , . JOHN J. C 4SS, D. B. 8.
mSTRESSI! KRITPTIOK,
" Tour Cdtiouba Bsmxdibs performed a wonder
ful cure last summer on one of our customers, an
old gentleman of seventy years of age. who-suffer
ed with a fearf uUt .dintr sslng eruptlcn on his
head and face, and who a ad tried aU re-uedles and
doctors to no purpose. J. K. SMITH 4 CO.
Texarkana Ark.
if MOREL WQ.OEtt'lJIilwET.f I
H. B. Carpenter, Henderson, N T., cured of
Psoriasis or fx-prosy, of twnty years- standing.'
by Conctrai Bkmkdiks The most wmdertul c'ire
oh record a dosipviful of scales feirfronr ban '
daily. Physic tans ani his friends- tbeogttt'he
must die. Cure sworn to before a Justice o" the
. Peace and Henderson's most prominent citizens.
CUTICfJRA REMEDIES -7 &
Are soli by aH drugelstg. Price: Cdticcra. 50
cento; REsoLVwrr: $1 0); Soap. 1 cents. Prepared
t by UtaPoTTKB Dbo amo caraacii Co,. Boston.
Send Tor "IIow to Cure Skin Di
seases.'
' R F A I I .Lrx pc IM BMP' ns,n T
DLflU the cdticcba. soap. I
. . . : - r rr.
CRICK IN THS RACK. Btrteh
In the Side. Cramps, Shooting and
I Sharp Pains, RhenmaOo, Neuralgic,
and Sciatic Pains, and every ex ter
u - rcuuf wm -Acne eared oj XM:
CtmODBA AKTI-Pat ' Pum V A
new anu perfect antldote-to pain' 2Sc f
i;t7
-- in;'
' , f 'ill , r-,. T.,.-- t
ARBSTIIiliTRIirnPaAIVIt
ror nrteen tpsts ther Hare irteadtlv 'trained t
favor,' and with' sales constaafly increasing have
The euallty ft WTfahttd 'wea'r twice a
long as ordinary corsets. We have lately Intro
duced the a and R H Grades with, Extra, Ions
Waist, and we can ftrmlsbthemhehTlimfnTsd
mgnest awards from all the World's great
jiuitb. im uuu urouai received is iot jnrst uegret
Orleatii? BWW, e4. .at. I&sf,
proved invaluable. -r-
Retailers are anthorbed to refund" money, tr1. or
.zli Tr; vwraci" 00 n0 pnrwaai reprs
- CorsmlooyArywlMnre- Csvloa;Br
Thomson, JLansaoa; . ClJfevf
These goods ut aJT stjles auk
roaHtles tor salt
5. M. otjsbv.
P7t
Charlotte. N.C";
Oetweor-8m
L..Wl3B, iff B.;K.?HRrX
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
new Firm
SEW GOODS
1 -
f 1 -
. . - 4 - -
ON the first day of Januar7.1888.thennderslgned
entered into a co-partaershlp for the purDeee
of carrying on a - - .i. .
- -. . 6..iv (ST-. t' .1 vfe-;-vilf b.V- ' ? 'r-.-i
-, - i -.. .- - .. r --.-1- - .
General GTccer y Dcsiness
J- - - . r fjv
At the old stand of BpAngs "3k 'Harwell eorner
Tryon Fourth street . we arv nmltned by lone
rperiencerto meet the deraandg of ths tradB" and
give satisfaction to oar customers. ' .
- We will keep on hand at aU times a full stock of
"FAUILf-SDPPIJf ,0, -
Which will be delivered in any part of ttcalt: ' xea
feharge,. t;,.-.
'Si fREMEBR "
We will not be undersold to the Charlotte market.
er There Is a good wagon yard In the reaf-ot
our store for the aeoommodatioa of our .eusto-
W f (firms
FOR RENT.
T-t store born ' and Ce
i:aiv-slty. f merly w ,ie-
r
y J i.
Ijtrt for U ieive doUars fut r
3i v a.
I 1 1 .111 I
'A
ft IT '
Willie jrni . i
MIT irtf tlll'T,ir. ----- .
i 'a' V - . I, -JiaOf i '
THURSDAY, MARCH 25. 1886, ,
STATE IfEWS.
i
r -1 uaanniftn: Airain
f urpntvnfl cars loaded with the irofi I
bridge for the Fayetteville ana vvur
dge
son
short cut, across
river
r at x ayei:"" -
at jcayeiieviuo, r-rr
. Shce Heel last Saturday!
khmnirh Shce Heel lass
: The Mafphy Bulletin' of V1.
earned ft was goiog to press.of thf
Dickf
"raUwell known andmuch respect.
' m,n.nVoA fountv,
He
ea citizen ui - , x.
notJSm i: the; legislature
naa rpreeu .riTnU. -J I fl
was a brother of the late
Pickey.
WAVman? A - senOU8 I
! AnmirrarlLin fronli Of I
Latnbetnfl snore an j.uwm';---
lAat flvpinine There wts w i
L.t.i o whitci man iuiu a -
ueiwwuB " .
and the latter gasnea ro i
about and across ne- " l I
,Va Tr.ftni. - The names are not I
eiven At the time when the trawl I
kX.,,, nasaed Thomasville the l
negro hadnot beei arrestecL h i 1 1 lince it left her hand. Miss Cleve
5 fl wor ome past i land does not refer with annoyance
Wilmington Star: For some past t
!f '"ft- - - . . - had i to lt8 publication, Dut treats tne mat
cumber of -colored people ave naq tDSiloeoDbicaUv;andf says her!
subscription poo
hoan nrnOAntinfiT
been nresentmg to our citizens asK -i i
ing for aid for the completion
4f Fifth I
6 Sunday; I
. I
Stephen a cnurcu,
on1 T?orf (Vros streets, ijaav
hooka were to
brpught.io, and we ... understand. cthai
while a good many otthem,wfriPP
tA fhit. thAtahurch reulizec
by what returns were made one thou
sand ana nveaauars.r
I Asheville CStiaen: Colonel J.
Connallf reached Asheville onBatur, I
dav evening, leaving ; his. wife ana I
daughter in Richnioud, bothwereW I
gret to say, quite unwen, iv i
Ka1 rtn nskntrnrsAtinn vet with Colonel I
Connally in regard to the incidents I
of his perilous acciaent anu.iuafi i
ious escape,but anticipafe anxiously! I
hispeinaJ.narrative-oi;ToeviAiB i
1 of the. mammoth Oregon. -xnera
RTfi an unusual , number ol visitors
here for the period of the -year!
Many of. them J. rom the Northern
iandV Northwestern States, and a fewj
returuing' Florida visitors.
-Wilmington Review: A telegram
was received here . this .afternoon
from New" York, addressed to MLessrs,-
Brown ! Roddick, conveying the
sad intelligence that Mrs Wilkin;
Roddick, wife of the junior1 member:
ot the firm was dead. . The- dispatch
was from Mr. Simpson, of the firm of
.Crawford, Simpson & Crawford,' and
WHBBBlUllUnoi . ... ,v . i
"Mrs Roddick died suddenly at 13
ociocKtoaay. ,
f The.ause of death was heart dis
with which she had been a long
ci-ITawaw Sha in nnmnanv
Bbo, in company witn ner
hnd. leftere lFrida; night
for New York bv the advice or ner I
phveician.' with the " hcpa that ; the I
change of. climate might prove bene--1
filial, t ' i ? ? ; I
Newbern Journal : Tfce " Elizabeth
CityJSconomist mentions the rumor
has been bought by the' Philadelphia
and; Washington road. .The Wasmg4l
. A. jt i i
S"78!r1
hue vv iiuiiUKiiUii BJtiu v eiuuu wmuai i
i a , . . , . r ,, n i , i I
ii v uti uuutui me itiunuut. ouutueru i
Byroad.- We give these rumorsor
; 1 ;I . j t I
??Z,U uwrsgM
wIrK '. ni t. wr?iul "T1 1
mmii 1 1. iH-Tinr iiroiv i.nur. i rw nnA nB
i wui tuv 9vuu, - x inin uie iuf
A. Till i -I -I , . i M
- . . . . f . i w-j i s ' i i
that it nnot lifeeiy that, the " MofH lTATrTtZtZ
- in f' IrtD. t.rt,Tl-pahandop and modesty.
which, no ale-eouli s take 'place. vlt
may, nowever, occur at any timet
that some corporation, will buy up &
majority of the stock, which we tuw
derstand is of nominal value only,
News . and Observer : Mr. J. 8.
Carr. president of . Blact well's Pur-.
nam tobacco company, of Durham.
states mat ms company has orders al-
"J uuumu iur tun UUUUUS - AW"' I
ham Bull" smoking tobacco thatwfll
run them full time and full force nn-i I
til the middle of August. He also I
says that the demand for their fine; .WWwWwwiHqr p tnejaonuup
brand .pf cigarrettes, the "Golden! I uarterif Drawmg$ of the Loui
Belt," has grown so enormous- tfiiS I iana 8tate tottery Company y and in per-
he had Id redaU his salesmenowirid
to his inabilikv 6 mMtth. rnVnl
i-r. i I
119 COmnanv has r.iwnl.lv nnonsH oI
9-tto-- T;r.r V- r.J w il
S T . " """'J
first has proved an immense succaaa
Cable ordctrs frdra Lphdpri England,;
to Durham ;' arCj po." mowrcCommon;
now than orders bv telfitrt-1
am-toNew!
York fimsomSbf the Nbrth'dwoli
na towns.;. MrVCarrfitatea.that his
company is at present employing in-'
uouuDu iiui, vuir sag con urac dots, 037
imuua. ,em vt iv frm--r. t v l
Mandarin CTea.
t fTbmhaseerj much said, thi m-.
ter of the famous" Mandarin tea Sr
ciety membera, however, .says "Mac"
in- the-J fiartford '-Times;i !hriw Miss
tt sa crettilv lairtr
by her gorgeous tea service, and Rus
sian- amovar'on; tier-mother's re
ceptioiTdayaL:,' Today . the jridow And
-daughter arrive in Ban- Francisco
oivu duo .luumu . bl tilll :iir r.n- naart
Senator, 4nid most Uikely the name
soon passes .?out oc tne social annals
and will xruickly be f o'reotten save hv
the irrtimate frienda tbey made.-Miss
miliar waswrnpiy iacizeat)yi her fa
taerjwno crratmed irn tavhr w,-w
he haajbeen for foWfyeawfa Mftb
qieef Wyuful, social Circ?8,thu5
tuiyor uumiug uacjc wis past winter
gave up an tne gaiety to spend every
moment with her? father. . Vn
young girl she had that inimitable
sag inai means so mupb in society
and. managed the hosoitalitiAa nf ,4a
u .-t. r r,-L
jouuoi uuuHo wita tne same clever
uw ana succefs sne often exerted in
nis omciai ana private bnainatu m ah
led always in theelegance of the fihterw
tainments planned amonsr thk
where she moved. - , .She haa bvn on.
kokdu iur oevtsrai years lO JiAntAn
Tl in . . '
aub tuvcruL me navy ana only Won
her father's consent to the marrincrA
ast summer, before -his fatal illness.
oegan. As one ot the richest heiresses
on the Pacific ,coast, .her. marriage
would have been a - treat e'verit if it
had occurred 'here thiawmter, as
partly planned; but othmg definite
could be settled on, bwing to the con
dition of the Senator.' Her father's
will leaves .her abundant riches an
independent fortune. . " "
NO Boom that Science has. Con-
taught with greater blessings than that
which has aceorred to the Inhabitants of malarial
ridden, portions .of the United States and the
Tropics from th use pf Hiostettert's Stomach ' Bit?
ten. The experience of many rears has but. too
etaarly demonstrated the inefficiency ot quinine
and other drugs to effectually combat the progress
ot intermittent, congestive and bilious remittent
fevers, while on the other hand It has been na
clearly shown that the ass of tha Bitten, m.
medicine congenial, to the JrallBst eongtltution.
and derived from purely botanic sources, affords
eUable safeguard atalnst malarial disease, and
arrest It when .developed, tat (d!sor4er, of the
stomach, liver And bowels, for aeaeral a bMt aha
renal Inactivity,- ft is also a most efflcieu remedy.
Appetue and sleep art Improved X)j it, it t?peU
rbeomatla humors from tha blood, and earless a
circulation lmporerlshed by maHtwbnlJ-m
KISS
CtEVElVAICiVS LETTER.
Kot Written for , publication ICor
la Geptr to Mrs Stanton's Strle
tares Upon Dress.;. - . - - :,
New York World. i
Miss Cleveland, in conversation tos
day, told a personal friend the facts
regarding the authorship of the ietr
ter
on dress recently imputed to hen
a letter wnose sentiments, Dy the
way. met with hearty1 commenda
tion in the best circle of the capital.
It was written by her substantially
as it appears in f print ; as a private
letter, between two and three weeks
ago. The letter of Mrs. uaay Stan
ton had never been , seen by Miss
Cleveland until it appeared, in the
World of Friday last. . Mrs. Stanton
is not personally known to her. al.
tnougn fine entertains a nign estimate
of her character. . Mias Cleveland's
lot.tAr wax a11a1 -"out hv a seriea of
oarneni anriAala to her !n brivate lets
:.,iguiftryBv
ments ox ner coniormity. w . ahwuiuu
huih giana&ruB in ur. uwwwit uuo
, , , , , ., m. i
irom a veneraoie ciergymaa,' wnstea
m - paternal an, Mev.yui.
Whatever there is in it conveying an
impression that-it wa8 written foi
- oublication has evidently-been -added
- to T,rt uofc
sho w wilTine to be judged by them
imall candidnindB.1 ; v r4 'f-M'e:
?MiM Clftveland'sexamDlein Wash-i
fMiss Cleveland's example in Wash
ington has been consistent from tha
first in this matter. The dress worn'
bv her at the- Inaufeural ball, which
she has also worn : several times thisi
winter,' was modestly ana moderate
ly decollete, as have Toeen ail tnosa
vhh htm xvtwrLnn fiill-drftsrf oceaflions.l
Neither id it true that' evening idfessj
during the past " winter has -been
more exceptionally 6 immodtsba than.
during the last winter or Mr. ; at )
tlrnp'a AHminiat.rfttinn. And. twrt
years ago," one well known lady,
wbose nusoana -naff 'recently'; neia a
diplomatic position from our Qov
eminent in Jbiurope, appearea in
Washington society and in the White!
House circle' in " dresses whose " cut
surnassed any .exposures that have
been indulged in since her day. .
" Mr.Howells.'1 the 'author.' in con
versation thW eveng, complimented,
Miss Clevelanu s letter, both as to
mntiment ia'datv IfiTHe "expressed
himself as heartily gltd it -had been,
written and; that the'public, haa been
permitted to share it. -.Mr and Mrs.:
HoweUaleaye for Fortress Monroe on
Tuesday after four, weeks most
agreeably spent here They will sub-i
sequently go to see "Mr. Howells's
father1 in 'Richthond, Va.1 then to
N6w T6rk for a' brief iBojourn, before
returning .tanoaton.
j Mr.1 Ho wells has passed his forty-
nthjbirthdayt during, his. visit here,
h A
The dancing ol Mrs. uecil tJlay.tor
rherly Miss Kosma Vokf s, who, with
her company of , Eeglish .amateures,
has been srivincr verv ' excellent dra
has been giving very ' excellent dra
matiC performances in this -country,
has neen mucb .aamirea. it com--
bines audacity and modesty in a re
"fiTi. a ZZ?
tJl??l ..;v-
uuuudl uiar,ouu. wcaio mjlxj uqdulww.
Her clinginglt'rains are lined-with
... - . r a I ..,u 1M . TT
a. ouu witno mvu sow; wuuvi
.i -n - l n x- . i. .
"SST ke" ZJZt
UbO. HJU UUIK W OUU . VUUWWi.. WO
limb atverv movement, having to
. - . .
tne audience tne appearance ol elao
Ai a v .1
UrdliClV. UlUiUICU B1.IIU). 1U HUVDO
nnru'inf .nHRnmnH hi. trie th h. rnvHinMiin
(MPiTAi jpsm $75,009,
Tickets Only ti '- Hharre in tr'
;'".V;r portion.
1 i-i-
9 -fri' 1- o .. m
JbOUlSlaDa ifOUerV U )
-
"Wdq hTfy certifr that we super-
.f? porw? w rawmgt
tMtneetvetana mat tne xme are eon-
fi linns, ftmuu ml.
"""" y i
CW aA totoont aU parties, ana m
ease, u ith fa MmUtes or our aianature-
ttttnrihjuL. tm. U liKi'fifl.wmiif. .
We the undersianed Banks
and
Bankers wiilpay ''aU-Prize drawn
in The Louisiana State Lotteries
which may be presented at our coun-
t Li . OSLEgBtl i
Pres. Ivonlitaa a. National Hank.
AMirKIL.'If fiCR.IKDT,
Pres. State National Rank. :
A; HA LDWM.
Prea Iffewr Orleans Nat.'! Bank.
,Ineorporatedlnl86Mor SB years hy the Legisla
ture for KduoatJonal and Charlt&ole purposes with
eepltAlof 11,000,000 to which a reserve fund of
over $560,000 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
wasjnade a part of toe present State, Constitution
adopted December ZdVA, 3.: 1S79.
The only Lottery ever voted on, and endorsed by
lh6iopleof anyatatft:'- - - .I;.4 !.
It never soaiee or postpones.
T Its Grand Single Number Drawtngsuwlll - take
place menthly, and the Extraordinary Drawings
legaiarlyrevery thre. m6nthslnsead. of Seml
AnouaUy as heretorCff beginning March, 1888. ...
"A SPLENblDr OPPOBTUKITt TO wTN A FOR
TONK. J- Fourth Grand DrnwlM. eiaat D tin the
Academy of Music. New Orleans, Tuesd4y AnrU, I
JriLoOaJ
illTAI, PHIZE
3uU
n o I'd,-:.:
100,000 Tlokets Five Dollars Kaeh. TraoUonslri
- - i't is uiaoparBon.. .. , ,t
TJLst nt Prises; . -
.'.'I f,BIT.TBI7V )1 - ' 3
$75,000
25,000
10.00U
1 -.ri?i
1 ao ao ..
2 PRESS t $5,000..
6 do - 2,000..
10 do,.;;. 1,000..
90 -'do J-" 600..
12.000
.... 10,000
10,000
loo: ;, o, ." ?o.
." ........ . W,WV
20,000
80.000
800 ao - luu... .........
6i .ido" t.60ui...w
.. 26,000
1000 do , t w.....
......... HbJXO
AFFBOXDCATIOM PJUZK8.
0 Approximation Prtees of $7B0.. - 8,750
f - do" - 1 600.'... i 4,5-30
1967 Prneaj anwnjjtjng te;S...l.:w...saB6A
Application for rates to dubs should be made only.
to tne omce or we ouiuyuf m vijswu.
- ror further Information "write elearly, firing foil
address. .Portal Notes, toprees Money Ow., : oi
New York Exchanw in ordinary letter. Currency
by Kxdkxm aU suwaec a ana uinrcwt our ex-
Or H. A. DATJPHW, . m
wasnington, v. u. - '
. rTr? . o i-' w
Make P. O. Vonev Orders Dayable and address
Begistered ltrs to " - -: J
ju:.. i u
' ' Kew Orleans, tt
1 I l ! I ii I' I I li HI .1 (illl'iff
THSORIQINAL
0:;i:K;;i;Brd;0i:;3J!u
iA f, 't - 'S ' J -1 'i ' '''
'nmnnarteratOso. Ball's Mt Karket. and
w i. ! . T D D..rinirfin'l fh.,tu.a f , a . I . .
of Bread, Cakasor Pl promptly diivwod re of
charge -s imi . (',- !f s -a J. H. .iDjof.
"i mo;) ti.t -n 1
"-.
MJ-
' "H 1 fl V. JjM -. J V
t r err
fl-r
o D 1.1 E B
-AND -
J
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A Man of Sixty-Eight Winters.!
.i...." y- ii " 'vi ;'uii
I am 68 years, of age. and. regard
Guinn's Pioneer a fine atonic for the!
feeble.) ,: By its use my, strength -baa-been
restored and my, weight increas-'
ea, en pounaa. .!-. ... i. .
f . , A, :F,.0:, CAMPBELL, .
"r 1-7" Cotton Gin- Makar.
Macon. Feb. 18, 1886. , ... , . ?
Mr A. IL'B.'ambleit, Bardware
at of Forsytls,
:;t---( ' . da. -WritofK
It acted like a charm on my general
nealtn. -1 consider it a tine tome. " J
I weigh more than I have for 25 years.
- '- ' 'Respectfully; "i? 1 i '
1: A." H.' BR AMBLETT.
'Mri Wt 17. Jours, Mncon, May
.':My wiie has regained ber strength
and increased ten pounds in weight.
We recommend Guinn's Pioneer 'as
thebest tonic. -- NSr?- '' '
- V J W.F. JONES.
A Crippled Confeolernte Say si
I only weighed 128 pounds when 1
commenced Guinn's Pioneer, -and
now weigh 147 pounds. I could hard
ly wain with a stick to support me.
andean 'now 'walk long-distances
without help. Its benefit to me is be
yond calculation;' '' ''":
- 'ii. 'i y r D; RUFUS BOSTICK; '
Macon. Ga. ' Cotton Buyer.'
f" ii tl V i
Dr. O. W. DeIferlfsr,:orAtla
it r.,.--ll f'.ir... f-L.f .
. fa VriLm afflalnai
GBm '. Write of Qnlm
Pioneer--''1-"''
1 Guinn's"1 Pioneer' Blood '.Reh'ewCr,!
nas oeen iised tor years with unpre
cedented Buccess.' It is intirely vege-
aoie ana aoes me system no narmr.
It improves the appetite.1- digestion
and blood-making; Btimulating4: in
vigorating and toning Hp all ' the
functions and tissues ot the 'system,
and thus beeomes the great blood re
newer and health restorer, a
Ll'VHll '": ". 'yl ' '-.!.'-'."-
?f. - rfr ' -V - ' t- - S ';' iJ ' j ' ;"'Y-
K.i-
GUIIIU'S
Cares all Blood 'nd" Skin Diseased,
Rheumatism, ; Scjofula,1 OldSorea.;
PR1NG'
' If not inyour market it will be for
warded on, receipt Sf " price. ' Small
bottles fl.00; large bottles $L75.. -:-. -.
Essay 76n -Blood and Skin DLieaaes
mailed free.
IIAOOI), OA.
mm
i 'rk t. U "t-rf bt'-ri " '
4 .- .'J l' 1 V-J " c J v , j
W 1 i i. " ' s' v r V , j
J'l'.-fc''.' J't - 1 1 I . . , it "3. f' J
i- ' ' -s. '
f '. V -2 -.!: l'-' - ir ,v-
i t !!.T .
Piobcep- Blood " IliMwer
Men
" ' ATLANTA, SA.; juy 23. 1885. .
Whenever I know oY anyUUns; that might be ot
service to my fellow-men, I dejlre to Impart snch
information; henee I give the following facts to the
public: ; -; - f -T " i -a
Mrs. M. ML Prince, living at 88 West JTalr 8V
Atlanta, Ga., has been troubled for several months
with and ugly orm of catarrh, attended wfS a copi
ous and offensive discharge from both nostrils. I
Her system became affected and reduced that
she was confined to bed at my house for some time,
and received .the Attention of three physicians;
and used a dozen bottles of an extensively adver
tised blood remedy, all without the least benefit, f
She finally commenced the use of B B, B. with-
it decided Improvement at once, and when ten boV
ties had been used,, she was entirely cured of all;
symptoms of catarrh.'1 T ' - i
tt gave 'her an appetite; and Increased her5
strength rapidly, and I cheerf uUt recommnd ii u
i quit and cheap tonic and Blood Purtner. w '
" - ' . ' '' ' " j.tw. glojer;" j
- - - - 4'r 1 PolteemaiJ J
t
Was it f-.' Cancer ;?j
t, , - . . , - . . , n
f i have been taking B . Bl" f at six or seven
weeks ior something like cancer on my neck, and'
i wvuiu m, vase o thocsand dqllabs for the
benefit received.1
I had previously tded various so-called blood
remedies, but B. R. B. 1 the best, the Quickest and
the cheapest blood purifier I ever used.' I refer to
any merchant of Griffln. 6a. ' -v
-" "J. B'BABKES, Griffin, Sa.
BOTH HANDS UP.
A. newsaalte. Suddenly Bnlses
; , His Hands for the -First
. Time In Twro Tears. ,
Correspondence Atlanta Journal.
: hbwan, Ga-, June 10. Mr. Jacob G. Sponcler
an old and respected dlzen of this place expert
enoed rather a sudden change In his gesUsulative
extremeties lately. ' It seems that a'httleover two
years ago Mr; Sponcler had a severe attack of
RheumaDim, his arms became useless, and, to
fact, he could not raise his hands to his head until
the other day, when he called on the druggist 'and
obtained a preparation that acted like magle on
him, for after taking the first half bottle he could
move his arms about, and when he had taken six
bottles he was sound and wen. Rev. W. W. Wads
wortJi and our people generally who are ftunijiitr
with the' case almosi swear' by the wonderful
remedy now.' Mr. Bponcler ssld the medlcirje was
called B. B. B. "' 1 f . - ' " ' '
BLOOD POISON;
" Mr. A. P. W ot Hampton. Ga has recently
emerged from one Of the most remarkable 'eases
of Blood Poison on record. His body and limbs
had no leas than four hundred small ulcers his
bones tormented him with ' pain his appetite
tailed -his kidneys presented frlghUul symptoms
uidaUdoctonandlOOboWesofthemostpopn"
lar Blood Poison remedy failed to give him any
relief. , He secured B. B. B.,. the concentrated
quick core, and five bottles healed, the ulcers, re
lieved aU , pain, cured his kidneys, restored .his
appetite, and made bun a healthy and happy man.
i, Mr. Beswerth Interytewed. ,
yiqm the Southern Clipper. .-' - ;
'Tea," said Mr, Jamas "L.Boworth.r an old At
lantUn, "It was twelve yeara go when 1 contracted
a terrible case of .blood poLwiilng.;., My affliction
was truly horrible, I had no appetite, did not sleep
wen at night, my digestion was Impaired, my throat
wascautetlzed five times, and In fact I was a total
wreck. ,i bad been under the treat u ent of several
of the leading physicians of Atlanta; tried-, nearly
every blood remedy advertised; went to Hot Springs
receiving no benefit whatever.", , ' v
"And yon remained in this "condition twelve
years r mierruppea tne uipper man.
I'Tes sir, and more than that. three years ago
I was laid up with rheumatism. J My knees were
drawn up In sqen a position that t conic not leave
iny bed for month i- My life became a lingering
torture. Aliuly wound&ful blood' "iWedy was
reoommended, known as B. B B. 1 used It, and
sir, 5 bottles eard me.'and 1 really believe tt to' he
the grandest and ftuickest blood remedy ever
kBown." 4 n'...i
SCROfr'UaLA.
li'W
Are any members of your family thus afflicted?
Ham they scrofulous swelling of the glandi?
Have they any scrofulous sore or uloen ? If so
and it chould be neglected, the peculiar taint, or
pouen, vnaydepowtitseW in the substanbi the
lungs, producing consumption. . Look -well'te (he
oorltjipg of yoar tunliy and If thus afflicted
give the proper reme-iy wlfrjout dulay. j set that
wtuoh makes absolute-cores la the shortest space.
of Ume, The uneenng .finger f publlo -epinWn
points to B. B..B. as:;the most wonderlul remedy
right to those who gi their oertlfioates, an4 be
convluoed that B.B. B la the (juiciest and most
perfect Blond Pnrtfier 0ar hef jib kuown. :t -
: RBieU.vIATIf.
f i4.
f If!
Although a practitioner of nearly twenty years,:
my mother influenced me to prosure B. B. B, for
her,. She had been confined to her bed several
months witn Rheumatism which bad stubbornly:
resisted all the usual remedies. , Within twenty:
four hours after commencing B. B B. I observed,
marked ' relief. She has just eommeneed her
third bottle and is nearly as active as ever, and has
beeri to the front yard with "rake in hand," eleany
Ing up. ' Her Improvement la truly wonderful and
Immensely gr&tlfTlnc. -'- ri r- jy.i. i' :
, . Book of Wonder.
By addressing Blood Bahn-Co., Atlanta, Ga any
on oan sseqre free one of the prettiest and most
valuable 82 page books now out. - It tells all about
the blood, its diseases and remedies-Scrofula, in.
era, BhenmaUsm, Kidney Affections, Bkln Ho
mots,Aa,jto, Drop a postal for tt at ones, -.
" ' .C. H. MONTCHjMSBT, MvD. '
.Jacksonvnio, Ala., June 6,1885
.... - ( - - -j .
Do not fall to send to B. 8.00. Atlanta, Ga. for
opy of then Book of Wonders, free, --x
GnAni.oxE,'roi.fJiii?iA &
AUGU STA R. It Co. -
7 JasjVtary 84th. is8. :"
FOB THR INFORMATION : OF THB PUBLIC.
.4 (j SOUTHWARD.
f
tl'
t48.
STATIONS.
Mall and Mail and,
Way ?Fr t
Paasenser
Kxttpss Express.
C'ch Atod
P. M.
A. M "
Charlotte. Ft den.
U. 6.00
... - t.:xraeBt
JDLtIOO
-ive nue biding
Plneville
Fort MU
1J5!
6.20
6.46
6.20
6,40
, 7XK)
- 746
: 8.00
815
96
10 12
- iaso
10,60
11J7
11.86
1L66
: 12.13
12.28
! 12 40
1,06
1.4S
. 2.80
' 2 46
1.27
1.44
162
Catawba T. O.
KOCK H3U
Warron'a r ,
2.02'
2.15
2.22
118'
2 SOl
Chester
-346
Cornwall's
8.08
- 8.12
Blacks took's
Woodward's
White Oak
Adger's
Wlnnsboro
8.18
8 80
3.37
' 8.48
Ar.
Lv.
Fit Ttnnnt
86i
Sim peon's -
408
Kidgeway
Blythewood
' 4.16
182
bharpe's ,
Kllllan's -Columbia
;
4.41
4.49
M.
Ar. 6.15
Lv.
6.161
Ar.
380
LV. 6.25
P. M
W. C. Sc. k. Jane's
SA 6.80
Bat 80
SL 6.67
tiexineton 4
BiiV.6 00
6.
. -1 '7.21
Barr'r- . " ,
, 640
. 7.S2
7 46
,t 7.4t!
. 7.63
- r- 8.09
Kelslers 1 "'
Gilbert HoUow
Summit
- 7.02
Leesville ,
i .7.
Baresburg
Ridge Springs
Ward's T. O.
Johnston's
. 7.87
- 7.61
&15I
8 87
, .8 02
' ' 8.13
8.80
. 8.47
8 8
- 9.16
Trenton - s - A
Miles' Min V
' M.42
9.29
Vaueluse
'. 8 62
Granltevllle -Aiken-Junction
Langley ,
Bath
Dead Fall r
Augusta
8 60
19 02
.6V
9 69
, S.Oe
"8.12
lo05!
' 10.09
Ar. 10.86
ir. 9 88
f. M
A. M.
NOBTHWARD. .
-T63.
J47.
tl7.
' STATIONS, v,
Mail and
I
Sxpress.
Mall and
Way Frt
Pasenger
Express. K rh At
A. M.
P.M.
Augusta - 5.;
- .
l-angley". . :. r,
Aiken Junction
firanltevlUe '
Vaueluse' '
Mllee'MlIl ,
Trenton
Jounston's (
ward's T.O.
Ri'-ge Spring ,
Batesburg
Leesville $. ' '
Summit
Gilbert Hollow "'
Kelslers
Bar's - H 1
Lexington . -W.
C.i A, Junc'n
LV. 9.06
6.55!
- 6.2W
.V6
9.82'
9 42
', 9 60
6 31
3Ar. 6.831
SLv. 6 3
-' 9.67
7.00
10.10!
10.26
1043
10 64
11.04
7.11
'7 251
4 7.43!
'8.04
8.15
8.371
11.26
1182
11.46
11 62
8.431
858!
"oos
1L55
12J2I
12.23
9.061
9 221
9.S3I
ldArl2.62
dLv L12
Ar. 10.061
V ' " ' - U ' i - ' '
LV. 10.201
Columbia .
Kfllian's
Sharps 1 - -
Blythewood .r -Bldgeway
"
Simpson's i-:
Rockton .
-Wlnnsboro -
Ar. 1.22
Ar. 10.26
A. M.
Lv. LS'it
. M.
Lv.
6.45
- 6.25
" 6.87
? n.68
A06
218
,
2.84
2.47
2 64'
8.02
.'3.151
; . 3.22
Frt Depot
augers .
Whl'eOak
Woodwards
Blackstock's
Cornwall's.
Chester
Lewis'
Smith's
Warren's
Rock Hill , I
Catavba P. O. .
Kort Mill
Plneville , ,
Five Mile Siding -Chariotte,
Trade St
. " Fr'tDep.
9.14
8 44
1 8.61
3 69
-A-
- 4.181
' 44
4.42
-4 49
5j03
5.14
;
' "5.22
. 6 42
8 66
. 6.16,
Ar '
P.'M.
f . M.
A. TP. Ac O. DITISlOIVr
"A
f52
8TATI0N3.
SOOTHWARD,
Mall
Express
A. Ht.
StatBsvIlle -T
utman's
Shepherd s
Mooresvllie
Mount Mourns .
Davidson College
Caldwell's .
Hunters ville.
stonewall - -SeeuoD
House
Chariotte '
Lv
-
.
"
' 10
: 10
AT
A.M
tsai
8TATIONS.
NORTHWARD. -
Mail
Express.
P.M.
Chariotte
Lv
Section House
Btonewau -
HuntersvlUe
Caldwell's
Davidson Collef e
Mount Moume
Moresvllle ,.
8hepard's. , : -.
Troutman'a 1 '
Statesvllle -.
;74
Ar
r.M.
fr'? Stations: Trains wop only when notice
gireu juaiij., xtMuy except Sunday,
B Breakfast. DDlmwr. Rfinnnw -
- Nos 62 and 63 on A. T. 4 O.JOlvlalon, dally, ex
cept Sunday. .
x ttjueedays'.: Thursdays and Satnrlays. - ir, -r
UMondsys, Wednesdays and Fridays ; -. -
Where no time Is given trains do not stop..-
Time, 76 Meridian or Eastern . - - - .
. B. TALCOTT. . , D. CARD WILL,
-,f puyermenoent. r 7 ASBt wen-, nm. A gent
ANI a.RW1LJLC
ROAD. B , . ,
CTondenaed Schednlo;
TRAINS QOtNQ SOUTH.
January 18th, 1888.'
No. 60,"
Dally.-.
NO. 62,;
Dally, i
Leave New ork, , iv ,.
Philadelphia, - 1 -A-'
- Bwtimore,if jjrj-i,?; wa
Washington, - i
" ': Charlottesville, ,U
" Lynchourgw.!
Richmond : -. ,
- Biirkvlll :tJ. i--sif jj-J
" Kevsvllie --.--v-''-
- Drake Braticlt h 1 T
. Danville, .
1100 , n't
8 40p m
6.03 p m
9.00 om
7.20 a m
9.60 a m
11.15 am
11.00 v
8.45 n ml
ADO
6 1Q p ml 5 . IS a
826pm
6 36p m
200a
4.06 a
6.06 d m
4.48 a
B0n m
46a
504a
9.25.P m
s " . Goldsboro, "r - , X.
t Balelgh,
" ' Cbapeli&IIl. -
r -Hi4-oroi73 s vif ,'.
-.45 a m ..
6.00 p m
6 07 Dm r .
14.66 p m '
6.4 pr j.
: Creensboro,
lL2l p m 9.50 a a
Salem,
l6 65p ml 660am
11.
ip m
iai9 a i
UTTVi! !&; s. a-
1.1
mlu.2S a
Concord, .
Spartanburg, . ,"i
Greenville.
1.57 a m
8.00a m
U.69am
Om.'
1.00 p m
6.66 a m. 8.84 9 m
7.14 a ml
4.49 p m
ArrlveAUanta, ?-.Vi3 t-i
1.40p-tniia40p
"TRAINS. QOINO. NORTH,
January 18th, 1888.
N0.6L
Dally?
iNovoBVi
Dally.
Leave Atlanta.
6 46 m
840a m
2.80 p m
3.43 p m
6.25 p aS
5.52 p-m
8.01 fflt
9.08; d m
Arrive Greenville, " ..-,.J
KlY..-!m
V Spartanburg,
r i'jCharlotte,. m i tt
, Concord, , .. ' -'Salisbury,
i,rf 4 l
f : Htifh Pnlnt .1 . .. 1'
11.. . m
6.om a a
6 65 a on
6.89 a m
7.68 a m
8.30 a ml
'Mi!
Greensboro, T :
9.86 p
Salem -
11140 a mll.17 a ra
11 39 a, m
riupnHHi
12.18 p m
Chapel H01.V-' J
. .. ' -jRalelgb. ,
1446 p m
ii jo 5p -mi
.v p.m
V Dfinv1llB
iuna ra
U ns m
1.20 p'm
2 00 d m
1128 p m
" " 'Drake's Branch."
?. -.v Keyvine. ---;
lain
8j06a m
lirkvvil
2.57 a u
7 00 re
iidSiflnd
4 07 p ml
5 ",i Lynchburg. :
Charlottesville,
-1 Washington,
f - Ba'tlmore, , -
4.28 d m
430a m
9 .16 e-m
a40a m
il.B p Bl
10.03 a m
s.uua m
8 20a m
12.35 p m
.zu p ra
Dally except Sunday.7
HL'KlCPINfi CAR SIRVTPI "
On trains 60 and Bl. Pnllman Riiftot mn -
nwu . irr nini I mill . .
On trains 62 and 68, Pullman Buffet Simmer Tm
tweenWaaulnaton and Naw OfU. wEVJL-
and Aiken. -- --"T- , u
PnllmjtnfllMiarint. i T.., -. ;
For mtaa arul (nhmnHn, . -
moody. AnC w.: a.
, ,taui AflnW. Asst jStSent:
ft :
y A Clear Skin .
j is r only a, part ' of eaijty
but it js'a .partv" Every lady,
".may-have it ; at least, what .
looks like , it. . Magnolia
.. Balm - both ; freshens and
beautifies. f- ' ; -
New Goods, Who
Notwithstanding the reports' made by some of
t . - - - - -
Going ; Ont off Basiness;
and tOnfTAP farm frianAo
i. j.MI- - - " yuawuABrs nareains in pvoru r: v "
JrJ
-iuuw,cuw no DU XU8, "
I
BURGESS
WHOL-SALS AND RX TAIL DIALEH IN
all kinds, op
BEDDING, &C.
:V!rs:.iri''' if''"" -"H:--iy.s.k3 t.
LOITlwwai J' BKDSTIADS.
2?rt ?Si$g? Chamber smt?.'
nns or all kinds on hand. No. 6 Vest
xrade Street, Charlotte, North Carolina..
d
OUR S R
DAILY
8.52
75
8.08
a 20
863
8.23
9.25
9.50
1010
10 50
11 ViO
12 05
12.35
mm
"7 1
Right to the Front of all Comp itition we Place Them.
Complete in Assortment; Splendid in Quality, overflowing with generous
-!' ' - - j '- - - bargains in
MESS, YOUTHS and BOYS CLOTHING
AND SHOTS FURNISllliG
At prices that must suwly lead to speedy sale. Now come early and cet
the benefit jf our unbroken stocks We have tbe brightest, newest and best
: Spring 8 1 yles,
' ' " - , ..... , s-
And lowest prices consistent with good quality and honest quantity.
W.EAUPMA N" & CO
" . . UJJMIt3 iLOTHlim
CENTRAL HOTEL COKNER, CHARLOTTE, N. C
ISO
226
2.40
815
3.48
4 10
and
8 30
8.62
9.16
9 30
9 48
10.00
10 20
30"
65
11.12
11.30
and
660
7.09
7A6
7.45
8.10
8.25
840
8 68
922
950
or
' "
.t
SQFTnS & PBESEBKS LEATHER
- .' - :
m
m
m
a
'"i."' 3 is now
kXlirWP-Vor
m
m
m
; i 3 e yj .ri H ouow tnw season Being in all grades larger
"S ;andihore'ieonahenRtve thn ever, we are fuDj
3 Bjjg?. prepared to meet any. reasonable demand in the "
f-.'.Vi ..-
-'.fg cWWOf BiiidsoineStrtee. Low Prices and good,.;
; 5 3 i t ?reable goods. Jtvervthing will be found lust ;
03 , ; represented.-' we' Invite inspection, and euar- '
Jo.
a.;
J J ante entire satlsfacjlon ; tft everj particular to an
f a j 5 vrhosTitocthefrjtron :
"t Orders by man will receive careful and prompt
attention.
a
rfl
j
A RAND SALS Or ,
... . .:ss. -j . .. . ,1
-r i.
: CLOCKS : and IFMT?
Diamonds Silver and Saver-Plated
jRetrtrntmi. ThaaksgtrhW Day "
. J. T. BUTLBR.
r ' . . ... ... '1
,vmwt iin, r. f j,
9t;tv K'sfcyri 1 ..1. '
latches;
'si' k to
our kind friends of
k k "uboi our
and Other hmv
Arr
.
n New V? iT
. . . -
which were boueht 7&?KSr&
. ; y " -" ''HI offer
wiU offer
& COHEN
NICHOLS
IN G STOCK
ARRIVING
AND
r
'1 k
foil ef ,the choicest and most .
line. Our stork of Boots
.'era
J '
S2-'
i 4
..j jJahasUB Itleck. Tryon Street
v.:l;.:douclas
"Best material, perfect fit, equals soy ts orfSihoet
every Mir warranted. Take none unless stamped
"W. . Biw)a' ' SS.0O M
ft
1
Sboe.wsrruiteil"
fraev Bottonteod
yn caoaot get
noei rrotn dealers,
sddreai -on Tt.T
..T
lo Wf. jl Douglas, Brock.
oH Massi v -.
t r v. - . '
k For sale by
JanlSoeodSia. .
A.B.B1NKTNABBQ.,
. . Charlotte, N. C.
To Printers; '
laSdaT,dkn Cutter,
PgCa.B.aoDai.i
--this omci
REMOVAL J
. H. FarriorJJrotier.
JERY.WATCHK,
Antral Ioiw0PrSewtB, opposite the
ftal attenuen given to dlfflaUt watch re
pairing.
W. IX PARRIOR & BSO.
" Srwessors to BAles Tarriori
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pill