The XJrapo Cure,
ML-
A NATURAL:
- IypejIa Clare
IN AMERICA. . r
V . i-.n a'Ux) salts, "gextrncied rrom grapee and
h,.-- "a moat wonderful product from na'ure's
lai'r. 'Tv. h -ve It in your homes and travelsa
snfr S ! for Hit) fafcRed. weary or woru out It cures
i t wwlaciis dyspepsia. Btomacb and bewel
-is i3;liiliit3: remove biliousness, stimuatee tae
lir- t.i a health? action, counteracts the effects of
inue va'er and the eitinwlve use of aieoholie
itrvVrsKfM aii prewits the abeo-ptlon ol malaria;
iv.ty he to the system the want of sound, ripe
fruit. Frapared by the -
iuMJON 8AL-M0SCATELLECO. - .
lonixht, knoxakdv ' ' -
Pf Tiir? of t nations. The genuine -In "blue
.wr'i'seisonly.' :.;
r-?erd for circulars to- it. BVtNOVITCH,
itiereral American Manager, B. O. . fcox 1968, New
lorfcCtty. agents..-B H Jotdan 4 Co., L. B.
Mrls'l'in Druggists, Charlotte, N.C. - ,
la' iildAwlY ' ' Mention this paper.
jlvn Jidtretdisjemc.itB.
Is stilt the bet Blood Purifier In the market -t
OPERA HOUSE.
Matinee Saturday sftemoen at aao' o'clock 'for I
...i.. Jri---,-,.
15 and 25 cpnts. I
J n i:-5v, iLSl Ul ljfo"th.bji,av7 "clock this
( THE ORIGINAL ZffiRA,
; TOtrETHEB WITH
REUL'ii ORKaUL
B0T4L' MARnWETTE
Giving tVi jlagls Mfhstrel and. ths Comical
HUMPTv; DUMPTY.
FB1CES WITPIN-THI EKACH 01" ALL,
15 and 25 cents. 4 '
-ftewryed seats to bf had wi hout extra charee at
rtleCesji'al Hotel Cigar Stano. v mayddlt.
ill vir ueof xwer vest d fn us a trustses of B.
!r&
i h. w. Barker, we win sen ior cisn. t
ihishest D cider at Vt o'c'sck. m ou tbftlSth
'Mt, lH8i one store house adjoining Hie property
'.tit L. C McCoy aud others. A 'so one vac int. lot
jui;olnlnH the propert j of S L Cochrane and others.
In the twn of Huntersvttle, N. C. House is two
utorles 25x65 feet, ad nicely fitted np Cot buslnea
al0 takes place on the prem'ses.
. J. mg. sjhi-us,
W L. POfK. i
PASTURAGE.
t .
Ml pastures are now ready .and I am prerered t :
accommodate one hundred head of cattle and
ntty horess. itb good pasture during the balance
of the season. Will also take a limited number of
ro.ts to break to both double and single harness.
Best eare will be taken of all stoek to prevent so
dden tn. , , J. g. DAVIDSON
apr29d3twlm -.. . ; ,( .,. Hopewell, If. C.f
BROWN'S RITTKM CJUBBO MBS. W"
JD R. French. 619 Market street. WlIminKton. N
C, of malaria and weakness, and she recommends
u as a mast excellent tonic, uei iamuy uso-
-v?lth entile success.
m 1 i 1 I fi 1 . I
Siafo meOieal! mm
' . I
"T'HE annual meetintr of the North Carolina Med-
1 teal docie y will hold its session at KewDerne,
THay 18th t) 21st, 1886. ' ' ,4.
Tbe anual courtesies will he extended by the mo
iI04ds JTJUUS M. BAKEB. -
. maj9dlw . Secretary.
.;. 'r j?tr ei-fc.f
JVO MORE IMOTS
shirtninv
Befrla- I
erators. Freezersa'.'d JT,y Irans to keep
Only one ?lanee at thom prevents apger,.
md vmi win ha nnnviiid. Hasbands tna
wives Implore us not to t' wlthout-them.;.
irouDie aud buy one.-
RKFKiaKlK
BEFK1 Q BBATuIWi
FREEZERS. - , -3r
PI Y
' PAIS,
w .
ICE
411EHT0I, -
ICU JII RST8.
CK - CHESTS.
These good are being sold at astonishingly lo
'-Sgu.fs. We ouly ask a trial to convince yoi.
TO ARRIVE
I'nilt Jars, Jelly Tumblers and other seasonable
was. . : '
A KfYrU l? t tVT T? W; t OT I
f'lllUlV'ilXIIrAV-:
. 'iX:-'-
Ot Dinner Sat. T.n ..i.hn tiMivanlil to O06 I
bayer.
oeot
I) to ninTfintrr'Atl I
Ii, MAUI &f miVMU r
Wri. Joe Prsen'S Bemedf
I" UU tbe best Blood Purifier on the market. Ill
JHO. h. McaDBN, wholesale Druggist ,
M fi CHIMES
n SPtKiflLTT.
Slmnioat 4.1 fMMnlMl and Pavfiet
tatee. Wastes no Griln; Clranses It Beady for
Threshing Eriginei , and 'Horse, Powers
gjw Mills am Standard Implements Generally,
"nd lor Illustrated eataloeae --
a. Bv FKtITDA.W. : j '
nntTivania, -Agricultural Works, fark,''iPa.;
WHradwlm
FOR SALE.
KG Twn dmlrahU hnllltnv ! IKhcSOO feet.
. VU renting on (Soutb, Tryon areet, adjoining
the prpertv ofJH Caraon Shade trs on lota.
Wul be so d separately ! ot togettw c4 $WH,
CHABLOTT BXAliKTATS ASrIo.
; n - rrtf i,n ifollaTtt, Creek I TT'Tr- -
s ..r?.mi r comprising-; nour.
t
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TUUL'einixin
TUESDAY,- MAY-11. 1886VX3
:4
Arriyal and Departure o Plains
Correct for the current month. ,
tV -: ' ; ....
RICHMOND UTO Dahvtll A3-Lnn.
f c. 60- Arrives at Charlotte from Richmond at
I ' a. m. Leaves for Atlanta at 8:00 a. m, -. -
No .61 Arrives at Chartotte from Atlanta, at 15
a. m. Leaver for Richmond at 4:16 a. m. -
No. 62 Arrives at Charlotte from Blchmond at
13.3-i p. m. Leaves for Atlanta at 1 p. m.
. N 68 Arrives at Charlotte from Atlanta at8J5
p.m. Leaves for Blchmond at 6:40 p.m.
Loj Freight and Passenger Train leaves for
Atlant i at 6-SQa. m.; arrives, from Atlanta at 8:80
Caivuirn, Columbia ato Ansowri.
Arrives rrom Columbia at 6J6 p. mr :
Leaves foi Columbia at 1 p. m. ' "
C, C. ft Lrk., T. 40. DmBIOJt
. Arrives from Statesvllle at 110 a. m. -- .-
,
Leaves lor fyatesviue at :40 p. m. ,
7 ' V
LiArrtve from WIlmtnetOB- M 130 a. tai.; Lean foa
Wilmington at 8.16 pv m. n
Arrive from Laurlnburg at 4.40 p. m.; Leave for
Laurtnburg at 7.30 a. m. - ---
Leave for Shelby at 8J6 p. m.; arrive from Shelby
rtBtOp.m. , ,
. i 4 MULB. S 'i- ? . t ; :
' Oeneral OaUvar aiwru at'HMai m dun l"
70p.m.
Money Order DepartBMDt opens at 9.60 a. m.;
elosesat4Cp.m. 4 j.- -vtiiiAi v t
Weather Ii
itlleatloiw.'
V For Delaware, Maryland and Vir
ginia: Fair weather, South to West
winds." warmer in' Northern portion.
rSSSdfW "
FoVSt Carolina, North (W
lina- Georeii ahdi Eastern Floridai J
Fair 'weather, variable winds,' eerier 1
all j .southwesterly, stationary; temp I
erature except
aceptj on coast off North
and South Carolina were 1
Carolina
temperature; wjU
tar Settlements for debts due TbxObsxbvxb
or mnelf by Cot a W. Atexander. Mr. IL A.
----- w f f-T. ... t -MwawwjBi ea a was swas
and LMdJ! Hwdr fW to ie feldE tiia
evenin?a;cle
The Cleveland Springs and Sbel
morning.
Mr. Jay Westinghouse, inventor
of the? celebrated Westinghouse alr
bf ake now fn use -ob-leifrtilrcriy
Ol ft IT M UUO vam. J wuww. . f f ,
- There,will be a meeting of 5the
prohibition club at' the court house
tonight, at 8 o'clock. Everybody is
jnyited tobe the.kn4 hear wKatia"
said. iw.';-
Mrs. H. C. Jones has gone to
AsheviUe toamatn aff w days,j j Col.
Jones is there at ., present, iiattei
to bis duties as district solicitor
the United States court.
t The members of ihe-Mamorial
and JIOIlUillUUwu aiKiwiauiuuo cua
requested to meet at Mrs M. A. Os
borne's residence, this afternoon at
half past five ; o'clock. , A: full an4
punctual attandanceio asked.:! n n
The Obsebter acknoVledgel Tan'
invitation to attend the ball compli
mAntarv ta the class if. 486. of the.
prdl Xessnich's famed band-will forJ
nish the music. - - 4 1 . - f
" -The followine nostmas'ers in this
fitate ai;amdbg tbose to. whom com
missions have been recefiUyissued r
Charles R. Leinbert, Bush Creek ;
Lnna B. Withers. iTDiaSei
DsviB. BrindletQwn ; I ED is B. Br?J
Forbush.
' "Three representatives of the New
Orleans bicycle club arrived at the
. l' i ' ln.Jnn fT
ourney to jJoston. inir namew arv
H, W. -Fairfax, A. M. Hill and C. M.
Fairchild. They resume their jour
nflv thfa mornine rand will; goby
VaV OI llauVUie, s AjVUULLU UXK ,
HanWeW? The cUiton reach-
. . r
ktmv Vrti-b- tn hAve his lniured arm I
w . . ' " .u.: tt. I
ireaved-Djr.Burgwjuo w.j.
arm was broken on the pulley of a
cotton gjUi-twouaummersi ; ag
hteKng it becansoati2ened as to be
- . a ' ' TT- aMMMfrM fA& VaiTA 5v.
ajmossuseiesa.
wortt -irltBOCkaii Jffithat I
he can renew ousine ou ma
-44?j ' ; . - t
rr r",y 'rllB advance of anything ;of i the kind
I , 1 M Ml AV . T. AlBXanUUr. a .wxvw , V 1 . j- i 1 i. I mkwu wur ouoi
m ' a awa n 1 swo .. a vriiuiwi
4 d: trust worthv oia mule, wnea
r-- - .'i:..,.-.:!.!
t0reWirBO:wti-to q nauigow
a WnaVflTj and' tfiajtf too 'from . an
unaoMmntabie cause. Mrs. AlexanH
HAr wm thrown' violently to we
jhJid.Tt te hOffirraBypeT u-
1, Trwf , j 1 1. . . .... ' cmnr 1TIVHU UBTH.&. Ah MB ciuw. BUUUl I kla" fnr IMIMnff hap zo
. in wo iJjU A,an vnrv danffftrOUBlV WOUUQ-, I .l Ct - . ..i j-I I armlnir. eollcklns and toethlnz
,nx ua-r- 1 "uvj r , - j 1 1. i4u nreaenis were aistnoutea smoQK 1 r.s,iB,nMiii
t 1 Z rn Fnrlt - lasc. wnne reiuroiug 1. ..in-t:j. A-jL.ti.Ji.? I and airMawntenuid
cnrvjw rr"T77-4 i bums, castors.
itobs; 4 1 Duezvsota.eKri9i" -ouo w .v -a
WVLXl 3FAWt,LiLL j ltr..aoJ:ie AtliiaTv as
' 1 al
mnm wutuw ,w" wfwsf w
at. m feared. -
' ' -
Maeal Eatertalameatv , U 5 .
' The citizens) of r'Salfebnty 1 were
treated, ori Ua Friday; niWV to an
other of the series 01 aeiignwu
musical soriees, by ,the pupils ot tne
Neave Music School.;, The reputation
of these .soireeajs we? ,.kriQwn. and
thoueh Prof. Neave's school is pures
ly a local enterprise composed entire-1
lir of local talent. we doubt if the en -
riinmAntfl Which it ' gives ball DO
iist
exoeUed in jryofntoi. encune www,
K.. skhnnt.' U f thS SoUthi'l The
ftilv erood one. and was
..-,4 v, n nrnhflstral erand
Cola -aw .., .. .
"inl fromVcBeial
nfTAil Reeled ' and! arHngedj by
Prof. Neave. Th young ladies who
nated in the entertainment
L; Misses. PuUie Tuttler' Maggie
irKiAA air ' T-in.ir.iH uranium it s ju.
Smith. Mand NI'CraWford, Julian
I Foust,
T7i nf fl-aPki l. M. Wuey. Si.
- . ..a VTV.I .. T
-r.-Tr Walton. Rachel, Wallace,
Mar traur.ev.itir Wdey BaUie
o;h Knliia Keen. Agnes Neave.
low " ..." . TrJi
Jeanie Kluttz, A-nme t rw&uau,
Josephine Baker and Bessie Brown
Ha. Wile v: was ?aigo one of
the participaqts. -
.. xlfBRPlUA.,
kt4.ti-a mn' L'vev Pills lor SallooComoleB-
Pimnia on tae Face and BiMonsneas. fcever
rtckaVrortfloes. Oaly 0E iot a diee, BaaplM
me at L. fi. Witetaa's,. ..
ITtETIORIAL DAT.
? t - j
JrtlK the GrTi of the Con-
i f.e?r".t"itISSfBeMTl
The memorial exercises yesterday
afternoon 4 passdT off 1 very-pleaas
bntly and 'satisfactorily. ' A
Cloudless skv & brilliant sunshine
bnngmg out eywy tmt ot, tne, loveiy
Spring colors ; a delicioua breeza that
temDeretl the. heat agreeably t a. very
TO-wr t,-, j
43 wm Ait - Anil wnAmaa in hvi arhf.
r". - " 77TV e,"
.Mf".---,r"
auracuvepwHure, , - - trial of the two actions was conduct
The long line of graded school chii- . . , r, Moaii o-i
aren, nremen,80.qiers,e a
very eye as it wound through the
cemetery. When all grouped around
he standRev. W. R. Atkinson of
fered the introductory., prayer. The
calling of the Roll of Honor by Mr.
J. L. Chambers was listened - to in
folemn f silence recalling as'it does,
tneibries of friends loved and lost.
f'pn the field .of honor.'
i Tb6 bratorv Mr D. A4 Covington,
wasJntrodnoed.by the chief marshal,
Uapt.,T. R. Robertson He made a
fnost interesting address, full of pas
.1 J 11 .V . Al J J 1 J
allusipnj to tjeead soldiers,
nrylt yet SP drj the
Uving, Attd of complimentary refer-
ence to the women of the South who
chiirialvtHesejiiemories, and annual'
7 Soe to lAy on their
1 Tr p-j.-
their graves
oration,
and was delivered' with a voice and
manner hat'made t a , real treat to
, . - '
mnarrtlnsA nnulrl irrrtw wearv. he I
. ,yu -7- x f - -
: uu -r -?i-t-t - I
fclosed.with the recitation of Collins'
fever beautiful Ode to Valor. .
' -Rev.- Wm. R. Atkinson, at the close
of the exercises, dismissed the ass
sembf age with benediction.
I The graves were . then decorated,
while., the Hornets Nest Riflemen
fired three volleys over the mounds
0urTdead heroes.: To the band the
Memorial Association feel ' much in- I
debted for thp music which accompa I
hied the exercises. . . ' I
j The ladies desire especially to re-
iunr thanks to the cbiefof police and
M aid's, offirl ;H4andf'HUl.
hese last took harge of the boxes
for contributions for. toaCfederate j
taoildnientf.and with
SUW aTnei.6-1
less and sueceqsthat 34.4was co J
ecied for- this purpose - X . " '1 1
Death ar ,$ro..Wi eleasoa.
fait Centiral'road iff this city, died at
bi hotna here at 8 o'clock' last Sunf
nay morning, altera severe sicKness
0f four or five months' dvuratioiili Mr.
Gleaon's illness had excited th'er ini
terest of the - physicians; and., after
Oeath an . examination TiWasanaaet
tvifK AtvaaA rhat. h .Hod been ,a i
wmcn snowea tnas n:naa tVrSi 1
victim of enlargement or,tt&6?tiear, I
hd that he had been a sufferer from
friMfisease-for years pas. r?;
i The as leayes'a? wife tod foSr
cren0yTms itHar4 in
ajimwo ceftietery at' 3 o'clock yes-
lrK'?
vjce& having been conducted by .Rev?
jii .;.taWQi; p isioroi ine uuiDBrau
fchurch, MessrSv .K. Finch, J G.
tBaskervrlle. J. H. Phifer. D. A. Hen-
ining, Thomas Sprinkle and Henry
??.dham fre lfer8' f
number
Of ' railroad men ao- I
com
the; body to thff grave,andf I
tki fioral offerings heaped? upon the;
newly mde mound were profuse
and beautif uL '
Opera House TonIg;Iit.
Ziera B?mon opens nis eugagcuiBut
hin this xjity this1 evening, and to give
iwu" Q" .vc "
f expected, we copy this noUce from
LfrhoRt Jrthih'B fTTIftTftlfteTWh: 4a
FrWarionettea are wonderful triumDhs
!' nf moiilioTiinn knrl anInAtllino, Anrirplv
t : s ,: i 1 j, iiiL-it
uniiue rney give e
4firet part,1 with jokes, songs, etc.,
and are really capital. The dancing
skeleton1 is a marvelous thing and
the wonder is that human ingenuity
devise well an intricate piece
f w6rfc The p Was'another
fe feature and it w gafely
fsaid that the entertainment is much
n . a -s - - t ? - .
hams, lamps al
glass sets, boxes of
fiilof; onan nnroAa
1 - j ;ii. .
utwhiuk uaw tkuu. tuiieii bow.
r - .h..:
Papers soliciting contributions in
I aid of the fund to defray the expenses
1 of tne nremen s ceieuranou oa iaay
i win, oave oeea.ieii. a aii i-mw:
I Thia wa' &tka thdt anneals to ithe
- " 'a . . w ., . ...
- r m.
I generosity or our; people, uur nre
I men always do gallant service when
i ever their services are ' needed, "and
I work rithoat reward, or hope
I fT ward.,. The pleasant; duty f
i keeping alive the memCiries of May
l 2Qtb geenjg to have been relegated by
i consent to our volunteer fire
I department, and in what litUe exs
I tbev are required .lo! indulge,
our citizens should take a liberal
1 Charlotte's 'citizens have al .
I tha Amman a rflmmnAhlA
I e-
i amount of aid, and it .is nof to be
I Juu,,,rnu iVof. tVio-o- urill trn KaV nn
the old custom this year.
I Sunday at Boekv Blrer.
I The faanual C spring 4cormui.i5a
t services were field atvRocky Itiver
I ch'irch on Sunday f last, and .', the
I brigbt weather? brought out an un-
f usually large concourse ofpeople,
i aiuvua. - - -
Irepr
B a.1 Z A.. IhA AhlnMhl t
I sne Beryiuw m wui,u, wu
f gregation was .disturbed by several
I reports from a pistol: fired in- the
I grove surrounding the .church, but
I -11 f mm Af tvrtnkla WAKt hIIavoI vhan
w icxuo rw.r. rf
itml.M
I young man shooting at squirrels.?
i youuS u. F.wu.pwjr.. r
lT6Vt?U OUU T OjO w ua v w wuu f X axgu
ed before a magistrate, c His name
was Kluttz, and it is said th it he had
The dispute over- the "title to the
McGinn mine, near this aty, y ester-
culminated fn the dictment of
Meesrs. George HalV W. ; B. Scott,
Joseph McDade, John Hipp and Dick
Anderson for forcible trespisa, the
charge being preferred by Mr., Ste
phen Johnston and wife, Mrs. Elmira.
Johnston. This suit was followed by
a counter indictment against Mr. and
Mra. Johnston, this indictment being
in the
first named Bait. ' Judge Byriam p
It
peared fonHall et al, and.Qem R D
Johnston for Johnston and wife. The
greater part of yester-
day." Esquire Maxwell, having no
jurisdiction as to the question of ti
tle, heard ' the : charges of trespass, -and
found the evidence sufficient' to
justify him in binding 'alt the parties
over for trial before Judge Meares at
the next term of the criminal court.
Esquire Maxwell yesterday dispos
ed of another, case of forcible tres
pass, this charge being preferred by
R. H. Campbell against W. H. Tay
lor, of Crab. Orchard township. . The
case was compromised . by Campbell
ir
agreeing to pay the costs of a resuis
ey of the lands in dispute: - ;; , .
Bowan Superior Court Sentejnve
, . . . -i
1 inu- -- i u-t v 1
j auo uiiuimai um;.o xui kuo oytiuB i
term of Rowan Superior Court, at I
SQliohurT vroia nnrtnliirlnrl lanr. Rnr.nr. I
uajr. AiuuuK vuowiiwoviiuniwiwuwi
a;,,a t u.- ': nCw;n -I
uioisiwcTU ui. Tfao vuav jiiauAum
uiojwocu oo vav . vi. i auA.u4 i
Gaston, oolored, who was tried andf I
ound guilty of the charge of an ouKI
rageou8 assault upon the person of a
feruale. . Judge , McKea sentenced
Gaston to be hanged by the neck
until dead, on Friday, the second day
of next July. Judge . Mcttea's re-
markrm passing sentence uporrthf
f"""1"'" " ivij uiijuvijoiiD
Order, but the prisoner received his I
sentence-with no show of emotion.
The negro who attempted to bur;
Beufbaum'fi bebk store, was Sdiuded
jobe crazy, "aiad tho ifirt' ordered
him to be sent to' the &lorel "insane
asylum, at Goldsboro.'
j John Lewis Holtshouser, who was
trailed .bv . Murr's "bloodhound, and
who was indicted on charee of burn
ing the dwelling and barn of Mr
Tobias Lyerly, was, acquitted, of ,the
charge the evidence : caving been of
Victims ot youthful indiscretions, suffering from
nervous debility, lack ot aelf-confiaenee, impaired
memory and kindred symptoms, should semi 10
cents m stamps for large Illustrated treatise, gtv
Ing means oteertain core, with numerous teati ,
monlals. , Address . World's Dispensary Medical
Association, 663 Main Street. BqflaIo,2i.T.
i Cincinnati ladles have a rage for rrd glovea, and
f meT caicn coin; out iuej uowr iau w uso ut.
guu's Cough 8yru and always secure an imme-
diatecure. .
i stilt tne best Blood Purifier on the market. ; '
BOWNV IRON BtrratS BBNBFITSD MB.
k Leander W. Haves Cnarlotte. N. C. in dys
pepsia more tcaa anyuiing ne nas iriea, ana maae
mm reel Doner uhu no ever ara ooiura, .
Ii
Mr. J. A. Price DeputF Inspector state Tobaceo
Waretaooe4ia. 6. - Baltimore, Md . saysr Ooe of
I my children bad been suffering with neuralgia for
some tune, a inena reeommenaa Daivanon un,
f nmairad a bottle and few nbollcationa. to. my
aurprlse, effected a complete cure I tike pleitsnre
-in reeomiaenauig u w bu penuiu Rmuarv mmauea
I A tart fr the iTnl. or kfoat -
in good seasont and don't f erget to take with yon
benefit you when tarlgned; wUl nollfy the hurtful
effects of water eonteBrtnated with sine from the
loo eooier, or stagaant ana oraausn; raneve. nuur
gestion prod' eed oy meats 01 uneenain wnoie-
somepess, hastily Dotted at eod times In railway
stations, and DrateM vou from the inauence
luenee 01
vitiated or malarloas air An theroogh danghts.
To the travelling public, ehis admirable safeguard
and e pacific is teudered In a convenient and agree
abU shape. An unary ship's medicine chest
.'.rrf iu
hwmedy.atactireujinder
1 western pioneer, an appreciate "vi
&S3SZ?&
I kldneya.andtoafiiieervnla -
value of the
eosttveposa, - liver
inactivity 01 tne
'iXt&t it
Paarltlve Cwra for Pflea. 1
To the nnrmle of this county we would sky we
have been given tbe agency of Dr. Marehlsl's ItHtrsn
; Ptta Ointment emnhaBeaiiy guaranteed to core or
money refunded Internal, external, blind, bleed'
tog or Reaing puea. . nw w. a wbk .sohw,ii
Vkit sale by . B. WrWtom, raaCtarIott
. a.U. : n". -, -1,-. 1 . ..
The rierenee Klkinagau e tae ineen?ff-
The following is an extract from a letter written
to the German
onned Messenger, at inamoen
burg, Penn.i '
t-A
A
Just ODen the door fM hex. and Mn. Wlnslow
, will prove the Amerlpan Florence nightingale of
the nursery.
Oftbu .we are ao sure that we will
teach our Sv
usy to
ilplhg
to say, A Blessing on Mrs. wins-
sumve ana escape me
siege. Mrs...wins-
the child from pain.
diarrhoea. . It softens the
rami, reduces inflammation, euros wind colic and
carries the infant through the teething period. It
performs precisely what it professes to penorm,
every part of it nothing less. We havo never seen
Mrs. wlnslow know her only through the prepa
ration of her "Soothing Syrop for Children Teeth
lng.'t If we bad the power we would make her,
as she is, a physical saviour to the Infant race,
Horn or aii arumnsia. aownwiowm" :
I i - -. vva w -.
Oituii ot SurnHiKrAMDm. ' -l
. , t WruaHOTOM, N. a, Jan. 6, 1886. f t
CHANGE OF odBOSbXitSCi
ON AND AFTKB 8 KPT 27, 1886, THB FOLLOW
ins Schedule will be operated en . this BaU-
PASSEN6BB, MAIL AND mCPBltflfl TBAINS '
DAILY ACSFt SUNDAY. '
Leave Wilmington at.,
Leave Balelgh at ......
Arrive at Charlotte at..
....v..'.ioor:;
....v.v8.16 r.
NO.L
Leavocnarwae at..
no. a.
Arrive at Balehdt at....'..... ...00 A. a.
Arrive at Wihnington at.........,&20A.B
LOCAL FBBTeHIV-Paseenger Car Attaohed. f W
Leave Charlotte at.......'. .... ........... ?.40 a, k.
Arrive Laurinburg at 6.46 r. n.
Leave Laurlnburg at.....,.............. 6.16 a. as
Arrive Charlotte at ....................... MOT.
Leave Wilmington at..., 6.46 a. k.
Arrive at Launnourg a...,........ o.w r. m.
Leave Laurinburg at. ,,......6 so a. m.
Arrive at Wilmington at.. 6.40 r.v.
Local Frelgh' between' Charlotte and Lkurm-
one. Tri weekly leaving Charlotte on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. Leave Laurlnburg on
Iue8days,Thurtaysand:Satardaja. v ii .
r. Paxeenger trains step' at regular stations only
5nd Points designated in we .uompany s x un.
'ablft,-" ' ' " i
8HSLBT DIVHIOir, PA85XK0XB, MAIX.r: IX-
: PBE8S AMD fBXI&HT. , r .. v
::. (Dally exoept Sunday.) ; ? :v
Leave Chariotteat.... 8.16 A. a.
Arrive at Shelby at... .. ., ......... .12J6 r. a.
Leave sneioy at i.ter.a
! Arrive at Charlotte at.. ... ....w... ...... 6.40 P. a
: Tnina Noa. 1 and 9 maka doe eonneetkn at
1 Hamlet with B. A. Trains to and from Balelgh.
! Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmington and
i Charlotte and Balelgh and Charlotte. ,
Take Train no. 1 ior sntesvuie, nations on
i Western N. C. B. B., AsherUle and points West.
Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville, Athens, At
lanta and ail points Southwest. !--
- Ma. v. junoa.
-a -Superlntendant,,
F. W. CLABK, Sen ; Passenger Agent. .
WANTED.
" Aanssw iaa. ae
F a m 3a - T.. Ha Vl a7T77Ti aaklaram. - a I
ailS'cCcifS-l--;
SaVsaWamA la
mr29dlew8m -
iflUUVom, DR. SCOTT'S KLECTRIO MWaV
IMW VWmcil, I
Mkwm.iiwii
stk. Ihe 0av
roeimsdp
MATW.UM.;
i,
-balximorb. Flour eay; Howard Street and
Western Superfine t2.66rii3J0; Erm ts.ca
$4 00; Family - $45 $4.76; City Kills Superfine
1763.75; btra tA60e3iA15; Bio brands, t 60
UH-'i wueat 8oaum . steadr: Western antot
an easy; Bautaero rea 922.-6; amber 86&. H6.
1 Maryland offered at 93fe; No. Western win
ter red Spot mViQxW. Own Southern firm,
wegtern inactive but firm; Southern white 4b&
47ft; yellow 46347. , , -
usjooiour-nncnangBi j Wheat- lower;
May 'K,ffi76; June 77i7iAe; July 79i47ra
torn easier; eashand May 84934: June 8.3
goos. uaxs easj; caen nay ssi&aa; June i
tb'&fet. Meas DOrk eeilM hot mutkttn eaah um
June (8.6a)i8.7a Lard-easy but lowers cash and
June 5.a&25 b6. Boxecf meats steady; dry
saltnl shoulders tttt)ftS4.10 short elear sides
t5.toa$5.tjU; sno t riba weaker; cash $5.aua
S6.27. whiskey steady at (X14. Sugar-steady ;
btandard-A 6 8-16. . '
MkwYobx. southern flour steady; eommon to
fair extra $3 2533.65. Wheat-spot steady; un
graded red mm; No. i red 116&90U); Mar
US&m&x iOorn-spet c lower1 aud duiU nn-
ESm!?" J,1 ' J1V 111 te'a'wj May
46$i(S47U). OahwUe htsber: Vn 9 M3UiS,l
Coffee spot fair lilo auiet at 8. ' sugar
duU; fair to good reftnlng 4 15-165 1-18; defined
dull; f 6143)5; white extra C6a; yellow 4a5lA:
Standard A 6; Cut Loaf and Crushed 71fc;
Granulated 6e Molasses nominal; 18U for 60
test Blee steady. - Cottoo teed ou crude 2i24c
refined 9&6b9tr i Bosin , duU at tL063il.lo s
Turpentine firm at SU HMes-ftrm; New or
leans 9VsaiO; Texas 10ffil(H.- Woot-steadj1;
domestic fleece 27336. Pork very. quiet;, saj&ft
ta 60 for old; middles dull; long clear S5.62W.
Lard-3S towerj Weetera -eteam spot 45tA
W 20 May 6 lUi ijneigkts quo. .Cotton 6
l WiijnHTO-TUTpeaUii4 Brnl' r ?82. : "Bostt
dull; strained 80;; good-rtramea 'KflA.,- Tar
firm at $1.00; crude turpentine' firmi hard.
.00; yellow dip and tinrfit Mo7
Satahhah Turpentine steady at 3; sales 300;
Bosin quiet at $l.S.$I.a54o Uvf 4V
turpentine ouiet: sale m KV v J '
CBAflUEBUH TnrpeDCine doll -at 33. Rosin
auiej; fooiWinad9peB95,
.1 ).JwHiiljui 'jr. V ii A I ' ir .""
exchange IBM;7 Money ;'lttlH!Bnl
Balances gold $4:18.7714)00: , :
JS -pw oea w.sp,;, threes
Aiabamar Clu
woorgiara... i,,;...,!
(Morgla 7's mortgage ................ ..... '1.121
Hnrth II
north Carolina 6's . L18ii
. W
SSS I
Chlcago and Northwestern;.. aha.m.
vnicagoann wortnweatern, preferred.
Delaware and Laekawanhh . ...........
srie.
'24 .
1&S2Evl3
NashTlDeandCnattanb6iial..L?"T.r '
Nashville and Chattai
ewgrieamrPacMi iscu.'..K,-;r.-.
ewoneanricifWittuUA;.,.i?.i'.-;.....i bi
few York Central ................ lillUi
Borfolk and Western peTerAd..iT.
29V
Beadhuc.
Blchmond and Anegsanaimt m.. 8
DihmAn1 ftrui nanuUla w m
a
Blchmond and West Point lrmW'3T
WHuuouu.. .... ...(MM, wj.T.at
l,tatififlii5:.Lir.sa
w-mti- rLiuL iimi. Miinwwi. r a (utai in in
J alvwr Dull; BUddJVf j Bjn net (receipts
491; gross 491: alel -r-TSH 25,801; tenons
osatwiae 148: reat BMtnla-- : continent
net HjoeiptB
5B.449: . exports
t Ctal-nwt At en' -
FODtWlDtJ WW WUUIWU VIVOS 11WUU UWi
Baltimobb Quiet; middling V 3-16; net reoeipts
6; gross 671: aief ;-stock 27.481; spinners
i
316
exeona wniiw coiu-wiei-ritain
i Boenw-Qulet: mMdBMMh: net reoef'tsT:
rroes- ik; saies v weiui uut expons coast
wise ; to trreat Britain .
1 Wrumfaro QufBt; tBKMffng 8: net reoeipts
121: gn58 121; sates ; stock 4,724.
ivaADuHiA-diou; iw mcaauDfts vq&? aet
receipts 3; srss S; stock 1687.
i 8ATAB1UX-(fret-middling f.J
net4 receipts
2324i gross jUe:Wv otoe,.; texports
coastwise
t Nxw OELBAM9 DuQ n4easy: middling 9; net
rece pts i5l4; Rroeaaai; eles 80D. st ck 134,31;
exports coastwi-e'-r- -r -t "frfeat Brltalu -;
franco : ramttnepu -v V
, Mobil -Q iletf Middling 816; net receipts
751, gross 761, slee SJ;, vtock 26,008; Bii-orL-toestw'"'
899 (rreat Britain -W.
MsBi-HJB-QuletrwKingy 9; 'eceifU
iiosahipmenta 1396; Mies stock 60 882.
.AUSU8TA-Quiet. uil Wlimi 8l; i6 rrelt
shipments - -f sales ttJ&&?Zz
BH3: eross 883:' sales- 8SCk 2.4fll ; VrTinrtK
pbntinent ; eoastalsFjta); Ureal Britaui
I sw. JUBi-ovauy; saieo iio;iuiut4UH ui;.ai)(K
9144 Orleans' 97-16; eoneolhiaisd7' net rfeeipts
tsti vonm m wew ,nwn iouvt. co-JTrancc
rMet reoeipts : cross
,1209;
c utura. vobou tinaoa; wsa ra.vw hueb.
. . . 1 ... . 1 . ,
May...... 9.1819
July.... A ... B8a.a4
AOgUSt.. ... M nM....Wr..)raVfc.i... 9.423
oeptember.ti ; -8Ji7r3i-29
October. 9.109.11
December .............j...... Ja
.ouimmi .....,.... ...... . ... - r
February.. .... -...-.,.-
MareiWjRM .,i4.-,. .. .JJts..xJ .
April ...... .. . . . 1 . t. , . 1 .j .. ... . .. . 1
I i flLolUX..u.TJLttltU ft- -1 1
I 'J liden I
iTfolands Stack Orleans E 8-1 6d: sales 12.00U: specu
lation ana -expors vuuu; reocipw i,wj miaanxnu
tJtXL rntnms stMUlv. u . - '
Optandslow middling olause May and June
Junaaud July B664dV
July and- August 6 7 64d.
- 4ngust and September 6 864d M rt .
November and Deoember 4 63 64d.
! 'fftiZ Sales American 10 300. DWands low ihW
,aung etawse, aay aenvery d om, iourer.i ...
i (My andjune 8 6 Md, (buyers! v- -V- .
5flT ABd August B 7 g d (buyars.)
jOctdoer and November 6d, (fellers.) ; . -rNovembef
and Deomnber? 634tL (sellert.)
4 r. x.-bplaada low middling elanse May
I delivery a -wa, tseiiers.j
Mar and June 0 mho, iseuers.i
June and July 6 fr4d, (sellers.)
Jnlv and AbsnttT b 7-64d. (sellers
August Aud September 6864d, (sellers )
3.
September and October fi 8 64d, ibuyers.) .
UahamKa A Cll Cl I .nl 1a.. V
November and Deoember 4 6i-64d, (sellers.) .
BFubm closed duU. - u.S
-' -' - ' JiM I a I w " '
. st (CWy ,Cttoa market v,a
tMMriit wablotm. N.C. May IL 1888. '
- The eTtr eotton market yesterday cktaed unlet
at the following ajMcattn , f
Goed mlddllE8... ........... ' ... 8.76
Strict Middling..., .... .... ...j r - 8.
Minn una ji:.. . -0.1
TIlUML i! .a ... .......... ...... 8?'S.
Stains. .. ............ .v .8,8 m5w
B eeipteyeBterdsv.....
.. .. .. ..4.
,aa .
!: -. .... 1 . J
rrt . I I. I t
JT :r05
3C-
4 1? tjBortiabf T. B. IUaf)t:
H
Corn per bushel...
jneai im uwun. . i
Wheat nor bushel. i
.j..i.. I.10ffi
Peanuts per busnel....
ITouiv-Famlly..........
........ .. ,. ,x.S)S'2 35
.2. 25 Ft, '2. 90
...........l2D2i5
Peas Clay, per
bushrt.V.V
f soIho
aixen -
Oate-shelled.... .T.......i... 4650
Dried rruit-Appies, per id.. w....v... tux
ti veacnea, peeiea........ - sodb
a. ?f.?? 3T.w m ;.- unpeeted...jj : 84
a- i t Rlarfcbeartea i 8fD7
Fotatuee Owect,. ; -.663)60
Irlsh......"......:.......... " 70Qi75
; Cabbage, per pourkU... .
' Onions, per bushel ..T............ 76t
Beeswax, per pouna........,.........i... rnvn
Tallow. Per pound.... ........ 6fTj
Butter, per pound,
s. per dozen....
isai7
aoKens 1.-..
26e80 !
2Sa9 1
9910
86O40
78
! Ducks , u.
' TllTla8iy8, P6f pOQlldawww. .. aa
, fe8 iit.ts.Mifti.MssM
Beef, per pound, neb
Mutton, per pound, net..,. . .... .. v .... ..
79IS
porK.perpouno, neu.........
Tnnl. washed ... 1
7fl
unwashed J!... F ''18
Feathers, hew....'.. ....... 46A60
Bass, per poond.. ............ V
v - Birs. Joe Penon's Bemeoy I
f stm the best Blood Pnrmer'on the market
JMO. H. M0iD$N, Wholesale Druggist.
Bont 9Ilss Pricing "
Our parasola. We have sold large quantities of
them on account of the low prices we are offering
tnem at. we nave reoeiveo anotner new iov
WlTTK0W8KTBABnCH.-
UBOWN'SIBOII BITTE1W 13 BEOOMMKND- I
J- ed by Mrs. adeiia Strickland, 13 Harnett
street, Wilmington, a. u. tsne sais ner nuoana
I w IW UWllolia itu .oiicroi w
lleved him when quinine failed.
t -kit for malaria and general oeouity ana u re-
. Mr. Jfoe Person's Itemed
stni the best Bloo f Purifier on the market.
J.W. M. AiOADiui, wnoiesaie uruygisk. .
Mirror
is nc flatterer. 4 Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale ?
Magnolia Balm is the charm
er that almost cheats the
looking-glass. -
-FOR
STRAWBERRIES
i ....
5
j We are now receiving BSBBISS from Mr. Lyles'
farm near Qua dry and will have them' 4
- .- ( ; . . . . . ' -
i- r- i. ;lv?'4 -44f" " .V"j ,c ".'" .. " :
; - v EVER Y DAY
(
' -4 ' - ,
the Season. Mr-Lyles" Berries are noted
as the finest offered in this market. ".; We make ' it
It special point to have them fresh by getting them
Wgnt';.
...V- rs V4 ..'. '--.. '-..
iV?f "i'5" v "i-:-'i .4';;4'?4
FSle Garden MylMorfite
We have the exclusive sale of Mr. Ljles' entire'
1 K'i?4 f -'. '
tU' -;"'-4
BARNETTj&JllXAKDER!
f4
: 4.
:.Free delivery. Telephone
heal 81.- -r 5&4: 4' ..;
i - .
JDBOWN'8 IRON BTTTfBS
COMPLETELT
JL cored Mrs. K. A. Bichle. Sallsborv. N. c
m hen she was greatly troubled with rheumatism.
Bbe advises otters BUfteriax .from this, torture ta
urn.
vl.i
Meckleribura
t
lillTERS
I lie mi lotion rkiiier.
CIIARtOTTE, C.
I aprll8dlm
erwanffer Bros.
' ' ' V 4 :ril I ...... ..
D
iuu m; - iwj ii'1 n- ..fc.: -r
!; we; will sell aa Alls Wool Suit for?
cated by any house in the. State for
hundred and fifty oc these suits at a
tit ot our bargain. . - c . .f . r-
.A.'.f.rt,..-,n.'J I,li S.VSV-..-.:-..-".- - I - t -
. -I.- t. f. : ...... -rirf .:. . .
Q Ibt hi iig xdf tet Patterns an d Designs,
it . : i
l'X
plpthingWellJ Made and Trimmed,
ihg that will
.it-fin -
t 'ft' i
And all at lowest possible prices. What more could you ask f - If you are in
neea we are sure you can aono Detter
"two; vtj ;iBw!"'i-s i:.u!-
Tswt4c-i;5 44 -:i: .
EI
CHARLOTTE arid
f ao'f 4&BALEiaH,:N. C.;
1 leading Clothiers and Tailors. Mad
i i-it-VJ-ZPit: 4 ,-':t Kl J :' l--','
Ik, -4
uur bhkk 18 no w mil : auu coin view, ouryaooi'iK i cut v uioviuua tsvuun. uj.
BUOT8 AND SHOES that we have
Our orders were placedlwith the best
oner a very superior line or
jiv-'j i(-ji '
Ti jir. -,. i4.LAUlla, misses'
FM-ShoeCSlippm' '
Spnnq and Summ
iLv. ,ii 71.'- . -i ALSO A LABGK STOCK OF - ' 14
: TltliiVES,- YALISES ASD DAND BAGS,
or v tj
Qtif CERINE POLISH.'FRENCH
We wish especially to call
t'C ' -.'K . - J- 1 V .1 ft - - ' '
Prom to suit the tunes.
You are:
fore buying. ' t . j
Trade slreeC -
V N IT IE ;
Having purchased the
O Kj BAKERY
- . -
From Messrs. Mayer k. Poes, I desire to announce
10 me pubue tnat do pains snauoe spared to seep
a tun ana enoice nne ot gooas, suca as
BREAB, CAKES,
r PIES, BUSS,
, PL A IN AND FANCY CANDUS,
Frnite, Nflts.fi Confections
Of ail kinds. Thetmblle are requested to call and
see me as I flitter myself that with many yean
experience in - - .
THIS BUSINESS
uinot fan to give them tatlifactlozL .
HR. JAaJESS T. ROSS
Late manager for Messrs. Mayer & Boss, la with
me, and will be more Inan glad to see and wait
upon his friends. .
O F. HARRISON.
m. vine sold our O.K. BAKKBT on Tryon streeet
between the Central Hotel and Buford House, to
Mr. c. f. Harrison , we ask our friends to bestow up
on him that liberal patronage so kindly given us
In the past. Yery Respectfully.
I am an old man. Vat 28 yean 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 eould do
nothing for me, and thought I must die. For 8
veers I never had a shoe on. Swift's Specific has
made a permanent cure and added ten yean to my
life.
wMi a. ABsn, nan uo., ua.
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 1
i for
treatment. .. .
. ACOTJBTDB WniNEU M. D., MOWaiK, fl. J.
Mv wife from early slrlbood has been sufferin
rrom rneumausm. ene nas mea many remeaies.
and I must frankly say has derived more benefit
Iran Swift's Specific than from aU the others, after
jong and iaitnrai trial.
. . : hit. rfAjas 1m rwtm, uxrora, tta.
Swift's Snedfle la entirely vegetable. Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
Ths Swift Sracnrio Co.. Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ua..
or 1&9 w. aadi.,, i. .
Iron
Works,
THIS
tnen at $7.00 which cannot be duplis.
less than $12.00. Ws have bought one
low price, hence we give you tbe bene ;
: :jvi
! SS'Tl-it
Suit, Fit and Vear.
loan to come ana see us.
mmmm
( KNOXVTLLE, .TENN,
orders promptly and carefully attended to
ever ottered for the v4:v- .4-.
manufacturers, which enable us to
, .
. " '
ani uiiiiiLKiN'a
Newporfe : and hH Ties.
BLA.CKING, BLACKINQ BRUSHES, etc
attention to our elegant line of 41:
TIADE . SHOES.
cordially invinted to call and see us be
GRAY & CO.
Trade
TO THE
LIES' OF CHARLOTTE
Who so kindly fornlshel
WORKS OF ART
For the late exhibition atTonr store, we return our
hearty thanks, and we take great pleasure In say
"lag as Indeed the exhibit fully Jus'.lflee-that the
taste and talent shown were highly creditable
much beyond what the community at large thought 4
Mseued. At the close of this first gatberlsg
eta
forks o( Boe Arils
I We beg to say that our best efforts wul be given to
foster the ability displayed. ' At some time In the
inear future we trust another exhibition will be
held, and to that end we .wul specially fit up a
room where pictures can at all times be ibown
and if desired offered for sale 4 - i f
jit - s
BBOWNS IBON BITTERS 4KK,rSCTUAltT
cured Miss Lavinla Keith. -'lift W. kdontAn
street, BaleUh, N. C of malaria and genera) de
bility. Nothing else would furnish any relief. - ',
J. LI, KEHDRICK,
CLUB HOUjSEI,
r KEEPS THS , 'fir
BEST BAR
AND
BILLIARD HALL
Inthedty. ' .
febl6dtf
POTATOBSj
Orleans' aid Pert
Klca
' , . VIoIasses '
Chipped Dried Beef and whoieOx Tongues in Can
S. M. HOWELL
FOR RENT.
ACOMFOBTABLs 4 room eottaee, pantry and
kitchen, within a few hundred varda af tha
ttraded School, and six acres ef land for rent to
good tenant. Apply to
jania u. a .uucHBAHBjtunager.
BBOWN'S IBON BITTERS COMPLETFLT BB
stored the health of the daughter of Mrs. Ko
ran (iwynn. 228 W. Jones street. Balelsh. M.iC.
when suffering from fiKwws .n nariaainy liv
er and kidney affection. 1.
IE.
-(o)-
Use ALABASTINK for walls and ceilings plas
tered or wood. It la a disinfectant, and renders
apartments healthful. It is' as cheap aa white
wash; can be used as a primer for painting, on
eithelr outside or inside work. It it the most sulti
able article for using over wall paper or soiled
painted walls.-' Wood oelllngs,' whether painted or
not, can be made whiter with one coat of .
Than with three coats of Lead or Z.nc Cracks in
the wall can be Allied with ALABASTINX. jThls
. cannot be done .with Kalsomlne.
: ALABASTINE
Is a cement, and the only preparation for walla
add ceilings, which produoes a firm and durable -finish.
It does not turn yellow, contract with heat,
shrink from the walls, or scale off. Each addition
aleoat adds to the strength of the walls. AU tints
For sale by I
R. fl. JORDAN & CO.
4 . f -h '4'.
SPRINGS COKIVER.
BBOWN'S IRON BITTEBS CUBED MBS. H. J.
Charles, 316 N. Second street. Wilmington. N.
C, of kidney and liver complaint, when all other
remedies failed to relieve.
IS
The now popular opinion that the use of glasses
should be postponed as long as possible is erron
eous. As soon as unpleasant feelings denote the ap- -
proach of Presbyopia, glasses should be resorted to
at once, as the longer the eyes are deprived of the
aid which they need, and oonseouently are subject-,
ed to strain, the more rapidly will the changes in"
tne eyes become developed. ,
The market is flooded with low priced steel and
iron spectacles which have imperfect lenses, and
are therefore a great Ufry to the eyes.
ine important pari a pair of spectacles are
the sides, or temples, the noee-piece, or the bridge '
and the lenses.
There Is a great public need for information re .
gardlng the proper selection of spectacles and care
of the eyes. .
A large proportion of habitually weak 'yeelgbt
may be entirely remedied by theme of carefully .
adjusted glasses to assist the sight, and thereby .
remove the undue strain to which the eyes, under
certain conditions, are subjected.
Those whose eyes are in a condition of perfect
health win fail to understand adequately the stress
laid upon apparently trivial matters In the pre
ceding remarks. - ,
But those who nave suffered from any de
tector weakness of the eyes, will comprehend at .
once the great importance Of the seemingly most
insignificant point mentioned.
The former class of individuals, however, should
have quite as much Interest in the matter as the .
latter, for the old proverb that "an ounce of pre
vention is worth a pound of cure," can find no fit
ter application than in the eare of the eyes.
A eomplete line of optical goods can alway be
found at the Jewelry store of . ; .
HALES & BOYNE,
" - 1 Successors to At Hales ft Son, V
West Trade Street - - Charlotte, N. y
BBOWN'S IBON BITTERS IS BBCOMMZNDBD
bv Mr. Ja. C. Davis. 418 Bed Cross street. WU-,
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mtngton, N.C to any one troubled with dyspepsia.
He derived great benefit from it when sufferinsr
fjpm this malady. . - c : ! .
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