"knglsh fifiids.
4tlA
, statistics, aua t thl3
mlte Interesting. . e """"
. P nrlnciDaUy among peo-
piaino nnd others of pro
p Jate ivln. and others
Pie"i r . u. the use
of
. ..ji who oppose
jnaicBu -- A th.t among
I log
etimnlant My - thoBe who
those who
e compara-
themorOTfealtny eia
maintain a sideboard ther J
" . r a TBneDSia. ne cu
"W -wAherearethemost ty;
Z..-t ters and gourmands of the
"""tT a -,-r the moat indigestible
:itoliW.WBW- ""trtmachs Ol
at the feeble ana
. ann 51 n v
Svetad in'England wlU teU how he w
oSed at the mention of dyspep-U
. Hn from diseases of this
. .. h.. irink with their
tf H " ShMrenU wett as grown people, who has uu uvup " "Vhe use is not enough to prod uee a good ar
JflJ fih""nes pite this free use -fl.'SPwhen boJmi I Uclo." Im t& mercban muaV lo mow?
of allagea-and jesaesp Ue cf hiikido d.tches VVlien ;nen than .it Anwn hhind his counter.
of 8timnlant,tnere F
drankejiness, among the E.fT
a an -that mere m i
born craving ttm-
rP nof ihe" foodot the preset
useii. x -.Vli. Mntrv ara
., . :.: .,imn inu to a uau-
?ai?!"n.! "t"n to the retraction of
"rT neonle. This stupid op-
' ffnffTS pure malt whiskey, h done more
arm' and been the cause of re misery
-as eTiaencea "7. " " M'm.
mH- .Jl;rnerft
.int. ira ii thi lit w - i
Jaiestion-than . could ver fisa
.i i.nnM vtr nriae iroin
even a ,-3... - -lnnn
, - is always closely associated with, and fol-
liqnors. TMi.-rgr
WTomnlaints that human
flesh is neir
mlort ninga 1
vuiiiyc - , .
almost alone noon this point.
:0M A N t
HEK IJEMT FHllirU !
11 DR. J. BRADFIELO'S )
"Hun REGDLATOU
ji
Thti famous remedy most happily meets the de
mands ot the ge for woman's Peculiar and ! molH-
.AIMIml Tt la a TRTTlMlT for WOMAN ON LT.
and for one?CIAt CLASS of her diseases, Itis
a SDecIBe tor certain diseased conditions 01 the 1
womb, and proposes to so control tne Menstrual
function as to regulate all the derangements and
tregalarfUesot woman's ..i ,k . - ;
HlOZf TIIIjT. sickness.
Its ijroprtetors claim for It no other medical prop
, ertr; and to doubt the faet that this medicine does
MjtiiirirTnRwm sodteonlroUlne and retrulatlne
' aowers Is simply to discredit the voluntary testt
bmbi of tboisaDls of living witnessfs who are to
' tiny exulting In the restoration to sound health and
. ittppiness.
IfRADFIELD'S EMALE ReOPLATOR
Is strictly a vegetable eompoond, and is the pro- net
of medical science and practical experleuce dlrect-
' ea towards the Deneut 01
gflFFERIlO WO.TIAxK!
--fit is the studied DrescrlDtton of a learned phr-
. slcl in whose s'uily was WOMAN, and whose fame
, ' bee ime enviable and boundless because of his won-
, 1 tier (ulru ocean In the treatuieut and cure of female
v earn plaints. -: rtus un.uuus.rou is the granaem
remady known, and richly deserves its name:
OMAN'S'girpRlENDl
Because It contro's a class of functions the various
derangements o' which cause more 111 health than
all other causes combined, and thus rescues her
from a long train of afflictions which sorely embit
ter her life and prematurely end her existence. Ob !
what a multitude of living witnesses can testify to
its charming effects! Woman! take to your confi
dence this
PRECIOUS BOON-OF HEALTH! -It
will relieve you of nearly all the complaints
. peculiar to your sex. Bely upon it -as your safe
guard for neaitn, nappiness and Jong lire.
Sold by all drug? Ists. Send for our treatise on
'. the Health and Happiness of Woman, mailed free,
wuicu gives au panicuiars.
mm
BilADWKLD RfOULATWB Co.,
0ox 20, Auania, ta.
; THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY FOR ALL
aiOMMROUBLES
- ;ANft CHILDREN; TEETHING.
'r'leTe Ter7 few who do not know of this
, . pintle-bush growiDg alowrudaof onr noun.
i-i "if "V; f
DIVBIGGER'S
Mi JSH". : bu' ver7 'w realiea the fact,
' tha the littte pornle berrv. which so many
. , w m dito eaien in
1 t . " a pnaciple in
- fm thA hni.nl..
7-. -. """b cyctj Bimne mere
' " a pnaciple in it having a wonderfnl effect
On the DOWfilll.- . TIT Ttivywa XJ ...1. 1-1.. -
t .Cordial is tne orbat socthf.rnhekkdt that
f 4 Jtores the little one Jecthingf and cuiw' 1
, rn"hE? Dysentery anrCramp Colic,
(r txTt " te considered that at this seasonof
; u'j -J.jrear aivideit 'an dangerous attacks of-'
- etie oowete are so frequent, and we hear of so
i't r V'L.tftPctiW'?X before a physician "
1 J -n be called in, It is important that every
' :t ehonld provide themeclvea
H 2L'i BO?!'e speedy reliefaoeseof hiob will .
r.11 'rrieivethepalnanrtBavatnuehBliyietv.. r. '
i JI,'s;er Huckleberry Cordial is a
-Mi enwWeheiad faplcaaed to'.
rnce, eo cents a bottle. Manufactured by
. WAITER A JAYL011, Atlanta.Ga
. : ;Zttt?f, jClwoltee Remedy of
- ' j?nnr ? MHeln wilwire
FRED C. HUNZLER
lJAtaESXTrtEEll DEALGB Jfi
- BOTTXJBH,
CHARLOTTE, N. C
; Eepresenta two of the largest LAQEH
BEER Breweries in the Cnie4 States
The nersrmerEsvel'XSrewlaic
s - Co or Pbna&eiitala, and the "
. ir. M. acnauer xsrewutst Co ot
l- riewTork; -'' , , m-
TH3 LAEQE3T LAOEH BEE2 BOT
TL1NO ESTABLISHMENT
y " -j3 Tns city; t .
Orders' liclte3. " All orders
promptly filled and delivered free of
tliarfe to s.aypirt cf t":? c"y. . - -
da. :iif ;
'- TT7i arwwr, -h nrnTSZ -g
SgplTjffK 1S-1886
STATE NEWS.
Tbe Raleigh Visitor eays .thai iJohn
recently
preach
. i - a. wr. rvW Willi
had visions, etc., nas "
VV'-rr. t-i inakine a tour
tM IV
.Stogtoo.BeaiifDrt coun
State. anae- -.
, -Ralritrh News and ObserTer, of I
announces: Governor
Scales leaves Wednesday for David- I
'"If"'. -V7n onH Thnrsdav
nn I V1IA7A HI1U WJU m-
thereT returning Friday. Quite a.
1 .r 1 i frtt from Kaleigh
P- t ,vir mmmflncement, which
m one of tbe events of this week.
-m iia Mown- There is a far
rBvcil"'u 'v .
mor in Wake county who lives omy
iufrnm the limiis of Kaleigt ;
a "T ... . ml .tl, tuon.
menced on it twenty years
bottoms were grinning on all sides in
utter barrenness.
-oi,h viaitir We are pained to
.nriAnnm the death of Mr. Joseph ,
vrK whih tok nlace at his resi
dence,' 116 West Edenton street in
a:. aatrrinv at 1 :i0 o'clock.
At the lime of his decease .Mr. Kreth
was in tbe sixtietn year vl
tr oa hnm in fJermanv. : but. bad
resided in our midst for thirty eight
years, during which time, by nis in-
dustry, 1 honesty
and gentlemanly
hear.ng. ne n ia """ r.TTf hI-
-. , nt.tiiani 111 Hi HI KH v. v.w .
" - . : r-r .i tj
,' : . ,
wife and eight ( cniidren nye gino
and tnree b,)ys.
tojnouin ineir ure
cximmoa with " tbe
vvwv - ,
community at iarKo, ro .
our heartfelt sympathies,
firfifinshoro Workman: i No case
has attracted so much attention for
a inns' time in the court here as the
case brought by Nannie; E. Jones,
.minrAi. nn nrosecutine witness.
against E- H. Garland, a colored
Presbyterian minister, for seduction
under the promise of marriage. The
trial of the case occupied over two
days and resulted in the conviction
nfth defendant. Eminent counsel
wnra Antraeed on both sides, the
State being represented by James E.
Boyd, Jullard, li.mg x uinara ami j.
a Jrtntf ar.tint? solicitor, and the de
fendant by Colonel J. T. Morehead,
J. A. Barrineer and General J. M.
Leach, This is the first case ever
tried in the State under the new law,
which was passed in " 1885. The
speeches of the counsel were fine ef
forts. ' Ai the close of Colonel Boyd's
speech there was considerable ap
plause in the court room, - which was
quickly stopped by Judge Clark, who
endeavored to find out the par
ties who did tbe applauding, assuring
them that if found out they wouia
spend the night in Guilford county
jail. Tbe sentence of the court was
that the defendant should be confin
ed in the penitentiary for eighteen
months. The defense moved for a
new trial on the ground that the ap
plause in the court rocm influenced
the jury against the prisoner, and
tbe limited time in which they had
to trv the cage, and did not allow
them to do justice to their client.
The motion was over ruled and the
case went up to tbe Supreme court
by appeal.
, Sunday in Sew Orleans.
The people of New Orleans will
have to submit to a curtailment of
their Sunday pleasures for the first
time since the foundation of the city
by Bienville. 170 years ago. the Leg
islature now in session having passed
a Sunday law. ibis measure '
the House week before last, and went
through its final reading in the State
Senate Friday last. Aeide from the
opposition of tbe city members, the
bill meets with almost unanimous
support. As the bill passed the Sen
ate with amendments, it will have to
go to the House for concurrence, but
the House, it is expected, will agree
to the Senate amendments and the
friends of the bill do not anticipate
any opposition on the part of the !
Governor. The bill as it passed the 1
House was much more sweeping than
it now is after amendment. Under
its provisions then newspapers were
prohibited trom publication. The v
are, how included in the exemptions
from the operations of the law. The
measure as it stands closes all places
of business, (including the liquor sa.
loons.) except newspaper offices.
bookstores, public markets, drug
stores, redtaurants.? theatres, and
ouier places ot amusement where
liquors are not soldstreet cars and
a few others of minor ! importance.
jiotei Dar-rooras win also be closed.
but guests will be allowed to purchase
wine at the table, as it has been she
custom here to keep, all bar-rooms.
corner groceries and small shops open
tarougnout eunaay, and necessary
worn; nas oeen done, also in all ins
dustrial establishments.
A Ietter from Mrs. Cleveland.
3 Misses Beulah and Marv Everlv
young daughters of Albert J. Eyerly,
Exq.. of this city, prior to 'the wd
ding of President Cleveland and Miss
Jioiaom, sent a handsome boquet to
tbe bride elect as an expression of
tbeir admiration of the coming "first
laay.oi tne lana. , xnis morning
they were surprised and delighted at
receiving the following letter from
Mrs. President-Cleveland, in her own
nana writing : -
Execntive Mansion, Washington.
T-My Dear Little r Friends: What
good fairy prompted mv two - little-
unknown friends to remember me so
sweetly on ; my wedding ' day?
Whoever the fairy which I think
was your own little lovine hAnrta T
thank you most: sincerely, and the
xrremueut joins me very cordially.
Sincerely your triend. -l : -
i. -,- t, - FBANCKS CLEVELAND. -
June 11. 1886.
v Itis needless to add that the happy
recipients treasure the acknowledge
urcub very nigoiy.
DaughKra, AV1v-m and ftt others
We emphatically guarantee Dr. Marehlst's Oath
ollcon, a Female Remedy, to cure female diseases,
such as ovarian troubles, inflammation and ulcera
tion, falling and displacement or bearing down
feeling, Irregntarltlea, barrenness, change of life.
from the
tiOQ of the
ana ti.rju per bottle, send to Dr. J. B, Mar
For sale by I. E. Wrtston, druggist, Charlotte
- j - - luiytveoniv
:- . KJREFOtt PILES.
rues are frequently preceded by a sense of
woiKiuiu uwtock. loinsana lower part ol abdo
men, causing tne patient to suppose be has some
affection of tbe kidneys or neigbonng organs. - At
Umes, symptoms of Indigestion are present, flutu
lency, uneasiness vf the stomach, etc A molrtura
Jiwe perg.ilratlon, producli.g a very disagreeable
.viuuigi, BivaeitiDg warm, is a common auena
ant Blind. Blet ding and Itching Plies yield at
Onee to the Rnnllcattnn nf Tr Rvniibnsi Plln nam
edy. which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaying the Intense Itch
ing, and effecting a permanent cure. . Price GO
cents. Address Th Poctor Bosanko Medicine Op.,
iiua.u. BUU1 OJ At. tt. WtlSHJD.
IfOT OA PAlTII'ii .j
I had been troubled all winter with cold and
patu in the chest and got so relief from remedies
recommended bo Prunlsts and 'Phys elans. At
the same time I was adverthing Dr. Bosanko' a
Cough and Lung Syrup. I bad little faltn but
tbougot to trr It as a last resort, now I believe even
more u an tney tell me of Its curative qualities.
L r"m i ue lws1 inzabeUilura, is.y.j feu.d ty u.
uuuij wwtuiesses Bpnnging I
i above, like huulaiha hinoiino SI I
r
sleepless ness, nervous debility, pafptta- 1
heart. && rovs&lebtrtnunriKta fit I
m. " - - ' , !
Ben Sir. - Sendder Suggests tn
Christianity be looked After as
at Business. 7-
New York WorkL
Rev. John N. Scudder spoke at the
Tabernacle in Jersey City. on . Ine
children ot this world and in - this
. S . J ' - a
generation wiser than tne cmiaren vz
light " Before commencing Kev. Mr.
tn&z on unaay
: next Children's Day
would
be celebrated. A huge floral . bower
m the sbaDe of a tabernacle will, be
erected. The music list night was of
BUDeri0r order, the magnificent
8ingiQg of George Bauer being one of
the features D urine vhis discourse
Mr. Scudder said :
- "One of the prominent features of
modern life is the advertising of busi-.
ness. The time was when a fortune
was slow in coming, but those days
have gone.- Goods are now adver?
Used extensively.: ana luever ; to ne-
MHtie ri&h has become universal. : slt
than sit down behind his counter,
He must drum up trade by advertis -ing
in the newspapers. This has . be
come a modern mania. v Pick - up
your morning papr' and you win
find- yourself suddenly, brought
against a liver pad and when you
turn to another column and gee , in -
terested in an elopement story you
suddentv run across a cherry pecto
ral advertisement. 1 be same imng
.nnli8 in horse cars Whole sides
r r . . . . . . , ...
are covered wiin nonet s 01 wnere
vou can secure a sacrifice sale. ! Be
tore you reacn your omce jrou wm
run aero s a living sandwich in the
shane of a. 4vertisement.
In spea&ine v. - various moues
. . .... ... . 3 .
of advertisiBtr. the et aker. referred
10 the drummer and Uoney lsianu,
and said: "You can't streich jour
legs and look out on the sad ; sea
wavta without running ; across ; the
cien on a fechooner. uisnop s soap.
. - . r - , , .. . 4
and you turn about only to meet tbe
photograph or Jydia ftnitnanveven
though she is dead. My : purpose n
alluding to tfiis is; Can the church of
Christ leam anything from this to do
it erood? i sav vea. We must keep
up with the spirit of the times, for to
be successful - our religion pi use pe
quick and aggressive and pushed to
every corner of ; the world. This
must not be done offensively, in tbe
way of shoving it down people's
throats, but we must be vigorous and
advertise - the .Lord's work., uur
Saviour taueht us to be up and do
ing; and believed in advertising, and
eoine all about the world to Show
what was to be won
, Everv true Christian "should ad
vertise religion for two reasons. One
because man v men are . practically
blind, and again because tbe devil
and his eartbly supporters are un
usually f pry." ? -
lie referred to tbe theatre, the sa
loon and certain- illustrated papers
i'These influences. Mr. Scudder said.
-should be counteracted, and that is
our : business. We must be - more
vigorous than they.' ;..r
The speaker suggested that it
would be a good . idea to . distribute
circulars and canvass every bouse in
tbe city and thereby bring people in
to ine 1511. -
Riebmond'e Electric Llgbt.
Cherlotte's electric lights will soon
be in operation, and- ihe following
from the Richmoid. State in regurd
to the lights in Richmond will be in
teresting. In an irterview with the
report-r, the superintendent said : --
The flickering noticeable for
short time after starting the lights is
a necessary evil in all systems, as
the carbons when placed n the lamps
are blunt, and the arc has to be
formed by the electrio current before
the light becomes steady. The mag
nets and the machine, too, starting
cold offer a certain Obstacle to the
perfect passage of the current; and
tbe entire circuit requires to be
warmed by the electricity before the
current is perfectly regular, All this
requires from a half to three quarter8
of an hour . In a high wind the car
bons ere apt in the swaying . of the
lamps to become cf ossed, and then itv
is impossible tor the current to light
the tamp.
-"Soon after the lighting of . the
separate circuits the special patrol
men inspect personally every light
in the city. ? This is done again oe
tween 11 and 12 o clock. The com
pany have arranged a code of signal
alarms, so that by electric connect
tions from the police station with the
sleeping-room of the "trimmers,"
they are immediately, notified if any
lamp is out, and -which one. By this
system of watching itis impossible
for any lamp to be-rout but a short
time before ' being attended to : It
sometimes happens, as has been the
case once, that gome accident to the
line will occur so that the wires m
the circuit or lamps are broken.
Unless this is found before turning
i n the current, the result is no ligbt
over the entire circuit until the break
can be found. In order to be sure
that the circuit is complete, each line
is 'carefully tested with a magneto, by
which it is ascertained whether there
js any break or not.
- - - cause or Tka accidents.
"AU the accidents which nave ocs
curred, .with 'the. exception ' of the
one broken line, baye been due to the
fact that until . recently the engines
were not connected, so that the nec
essity of shutting off the lights except
tor a iew minutes, fin a possible ne
cessity of putting the load from one
engine On to the other, cannot occur.
The candle power - of,- the lights in
Richmond, it is true, are of only 1,200
C P,, whereas .in many-cities a 9,000
CP. light: is used, but this is not a
fault of ; the ;; Schuyler i , Company,"
since the Council, in making- their
contract, believed that it was better
to have lights of the 1,200 C. P. and
have them nearer together than to
ay the additional cost of the larger
ight, since the present does not out
a very little . exceed the cose of gas
for a given territory. . -7 ' ; .-
A CHEAPLY LIGHTED' CITY; .
- "Our citizens, too, are not aware
that Richmond is the cheapest light
ed city in the United States ; where
electricity is used and produced by
steam.; 5 A few - cities where waters
power is used do obtain their light at
a r little ; less figure.- The. average
price paid in Washington, Baltimore,
iNew lorn:., jrnnaaeipma,. ccc, is oaj.
Where many are using water-nower
for producing tbeir el-.-ctr.city, as for
instance. Minneapolis, where 65 per
light per night is paid.r Evansvillo.
III., also- usiog water-power, where
59 is paid,' Richmond is obtaining its
light lor 29 per light per night.
, , Positive Care for Pile.
To the people of this county we would say we
have been given tbe agency of Dr. Marehlst's Italian
Pile Ointment emphatically guaranteed to core or
money refunded Internal, external, blind, bleed
ing or itching piles. Price 60c. a box. No cure, no
pay.
For sale by L. R. Wrtston, druggist, Charlotte
W.O - . , - .... ulrl7eodly.
8cotse JBmalfiion of Pure Cod
liver Oil, wltn. Hypophospliites.
In PnlmopaiT Affections and Scrofulous Diseases.
Dr. Ira M. Lano, New York, says: "I have pre
scribed Scott1! Emulsion and used It It my family
and am greatly pleased with It. Have .found It
very serviceable in EoT' jlors diseases and Pulmo.
iu.7t . - . - ..
Forty feats fellpcrtew of a eidjipne.
- H7Ir.ilr.WH HOOMIing r.jiui, I
j fo bin. 1 the pres;tiptta ol o.ie of i hgtre.
.ul
tug
dr"n "offiSsBrtat in " fiords and wind
tery and . th p.nud tt re-rta the
colic. By "S":. , mother who haa
moiher. Vtmrn anr of the foregoing com
a child suffering i0" 'naaicei. nor the pre
plainis: Do o3 kH youj, PSoVsufferlng
ludlces or .r"?.n mm&du&
child aiid the reKef tW Irtlt be sure fest abso
lutely sure to ioiiow- iub jy. ri - Prifi, aK
Sold by droggists throughout the world
cnta a bottle. - r -.;.- -.-
"ltfrw. JToe Person's Jtemedy
Is titlU the best Blood Purifier on the market -
-' sJriU- It- OltJA rtiX. PUWiwaiv -m -
DR. eV Vfl LITER PIlS, '
.! rvintl nation, nrevents malaria, cures
Dyspepsia, and gives new life to the 8tm. HUniy
nL,tZ a. ..oart. - free samples at h. B.. Wrtston s
Mr Jo rersee'H Remedy
Is stm the bes Blood Purtfl-r on the market. .
- JlSO H. HCt-VX-n, wai'ww uii'-
TIRED OUT!
At this aeMon nearly every one needi ito UMSMnS
of tonio. ITtOT m mvh
i's ymeuiiiinop iiii w y
DE5TT0MII
Wenkne, L.jw1ibi1 e, I tutg. ,01
Snera-v. etc, u His nu ms-mvamj, no m
the ouly Iron medic tne that tt wot wjuriOBS.
It Enriches the Bleed, fiiyigoratee the
Knun. Ueatores Aopeute, Aida Piaestlou
Pa. O. H. Bnrsxrr, a leading physician ot Spring.
- Broi'.roa'kitterii te a thorOTtii good medj.
- eineL I ose it in my practice, and and tt anion ex
eels mil other forma of iron. Iiwealmesaoraloweon.
illtion of the aystaoi. Brown'a bm JgP 5"S"X
a, pueiMVB BQjvniijr. , m m w
tar. - It croc
sivaa otmifftl and inuwovw (beBatlon,
i oil wiapper. Talie ether. Made only by
tfH9W tySUCAJL CO BALTIMOKK, HB
TORTURES
BLOOD HUfJIORS
I
HUMILIATING Eruption, Itcbtngs and Burn
- ing Ek'.n tortures, Loathsome Bores, and
every species ot Itching, Scaly. Pimply, Inherited,
fif.rof nloua and Contagious blseases or the Blood.
Skin and Scalp, w(ib Mes of Hair, from infancy to
eld ag are positively cured by upTicuBA, tne great
Skin Core, and Coticuba Soap, sa exnuislte Skin
Beautifler externally, and Cotigdba B8-OLVKBT.
the new Blood mrmer. internally. v
COTER6D WITH SORES.
. Thavii been affl'cted since last Mairh with
Skin disease th doctors called Eczema. My face
ma envered with scabs and sores, and the Itching
and burning were almost unbearable Seeing
nnr CtrnCTJKA Rkmkdi so highly recommended
Muirliified at trire them a trial. udngtheCCTlcuKA
and CunciiRA Soap ex'ernaDy, and Besol.vest
Internally, for four montbs. I cnli myself
cured. In gratitutde for which I IBSke this puolle
atatemeut. - - -
. - Mrs CUBA A F1JKDEDICK.
: BBOAP BlO0, CpNH. i
SOU P.P U auamECK
1 was affll. -ted with Eczema on the Scalp. Face.
.Ear ana Neck, which the druggist where I got
your remedies, pronounced one of the woit cases
that bad come under bis notice, -tie advised me
to tr our CTnciilU kynmnss, and after five
davs' a-e ni? sctln a,d onrt or my lac weie en
tirely eured. ad I hope In another week to have
my ears, neck aad-tne oiusr part or ray 'ace eurea
HKnjlAM etiAUJ.
170 E. tTH iXUXKt, Ksw Tokk.
r ITCMBIVU ItiKA8K8 CI BED
' CrncoBV stands at the bead of lis class, especi
ally im l .is tbe e-s wuo up wjpuuuA buai-,
Uau ha1 an iiikiiannllw OAfkft mlM Chlit MimmMT.
owtrqg to th prevalence ot an sgxraya ed iiwin of
Ifcn inroiign one McarHies in tne count ry. in
WUICU lliC I Z.MKM)M HVTm IlllS'in.WlI,
1 UsioiriowK, Kt.; .
4 ITX1CURA RFtlKDIE 9
Are sold by all drurirists. Price: UTicrniA GO
cents; Basoi vkht. f 1.03: Sap, 25 cents. - Pot i a a
PRCS amo CHiMiCiL Co., Boston Send for "How
to Cure Skin Diseases. !..-. :
DC 1 1 ITiFT 'he Complexion and kln by using
Ulhu (netrricnKAiOAr.
THE 8EWINQ MAtHlNK IS TBI
eaua of ntHrlna Palna and wrak-
rt-ss Kor ieblns HI es and Back,
x tuner Pains, sciatica, cneai rains,
weaaness and mnammatton, tne urn-
CVHJL .
nti-Paih Plastsb is infallible. 25c -
CAPITAL PfiIZE, $75,000.
TifsUi Onfy SS. .. Harea In Pro
- portion.
Louiskm State Lottery. C
liW do hereby certify that w tupaf
Viae the arrangementt for all the Monthly
cmd Quarterly Drawingt vf the Louis
iana State Lottery Company, andin per'
eon manage and control the Drawingt
themselves, and that the same are eon
ducted with honesty, . fairness, and in
good faith toward all parties,' and toe
authorize the company to use thie aertijl
eate, u ith fac aimilies of our signature
attached in its advertisements." r ;
', ; ConxmiiMtlonere. j
We the undersigned Banks and
Bankers will pay all Prizes drawn
in The ; Louisiana State Lotteries
which may be presented at our coun"
ters. -' - -
-. W. OGLFJBT,
Pree. Lenlsaaa a.tiona.1 Haak. "
.t " jr. W. K1IHRKXII. ;
: - Pres. State National Rank.
- A. BALDWIN, .
Pree If ew Orleans IVa.t'1 Rank.
:-. Iooorppratedln 1888 for 39 yes,rs by the Legisla
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes th
a capital of $1,000,000 to which a reserve fund of
over 4560,000 baa since been added. . -'
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made a part of the present State Constitution
adopted December 2d, A. P.. 1879. -
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by
the people of any State.
- " "never scales or postpones. ' .'"
Ita Grand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly, an the Extraordinary Drawings
regularly every three . months instead of Semi
Anuually as heretorore beginning March, 1886.
,A SPLENDID OPPOBTUNIT1 TO WIN A FOB
TUNIS. Seventh Grand Drawing. Class Gr la the
Academy of Music. New Orleans, Tuesday, July
13. 1886194th Monthly Drawing. T
: C4PITAL ?PH IZE OOol
100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.: Fractions In
. , ,, Fifths in proportion, . .
' EAt ot Prises. -
I CAPITAL,PRlZi,.i..4..w....; $75,000
1 do -' do
26,000
10,000
12.000
10,000
10,000
10,000
20,000
80.000
26,000
26,000
6,750
4,600
2J60
. 1 do rio
;2PBIZK8of $6,000.
..M . ... ...
6 . do . 2.000..
.20 do -siji-h- g00
100 J do 200. 4
sou do iuu..
600 do 60..
1000 - do , 26..
APFBOXDCATIOM FBIZKS. ' ' v
- S Approximation Prizes of $750..".. ..t
9 do do 600........
do , do . - 260,...
1967 Prizes, amounting to.... ...... .$266,600
- Application for rates to clubs should be made only
to the office of the company In New Orleans; -.
ror further information write clearly, giving fun
address. Postal Notes, Express Money Orders, or
New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency
by Bxpress (at our expense) addressed
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Or H. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, D. C, ; s . ?
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Registered letters to '-;
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
KayZd,1886. No. 60, No. a
' ' - Dally. paiiy.
wNework : : 1200 n't 3 40 p m
- Philadelphia, 7.'!U am 8 OS p m
. " Charlottesville, r : S.EOn m s.oo m
r ... ; Lrnchbiirg,: ,w- 615pm 615am
tH",0,1"1 3 25pm 200am
-fiiirkvme s 26 p m 4.06 a m
! eTBVlfje0 ' 6 06pm 4.48 am
v ,-. Drake'i Branch - . -j 6 20p-m 4 69a m
- DanvUle, - 9 25pm SWam
" - (roldsboro. , lLfo a in
Balelgh, - ; . - 6 00 p m - '
Durham-, - . i - ' -. , 607 pm
" Chapel Hill, . - 4.66pm
" ' HI lboro, - 6 47 p m
- " jreeD8boro, 1 1L21 p m H.50 a nj
" Salem. : fafiigp rnFlTS5am
. High Point, 11 65 ii m lu.ia a m
t " - fiallsbnnr, " i f : i.w a m H.2., a m
C -ncord,, - - 1.67 a m 11.59 a m
" Charlotte, , - 3.00 a m 1 00 p n
' " Spattanburg. , - v ft.66 a mi S 84 p m
' Greenville .. ; r . 7.14 a m 4.49 p, m
Arrive Atlanta, r , 1,40 p mllO 40 p a
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
May 2d. 189G.
No. 61,'
Dally.
4N0. 5?,
Dalir.
Leave .tH-iUia. -
6 46 p. ill
H40a m
3 30 p m
3.43 p m
6.25 p ni
l. b p m
8.01 p m
9.08 p m
9.43 V
Arrive Greenville.
tiiwp m
' - hpartanbtirg,
- Charlotte,
i oo cord,
Salisbury,
' -High Point,
" - Greensboro, -
4.05 a m
51 la n
6.48 a m
7.01 a m
7 5 a ro
'F. ' v,JJiJi'.w
ii a m
f.TTa "in
" .H41so.ro, "
" Durlmm.
' Chpel Hilv
" Balelgh, ,
" Goldsboro, ' ; "
. Danville
" Drake's Branch,
Keyville, - v
. Burkaville :. l
'- BlcbmoDd -: '
11 54 a in
12.28 p m
l.ou p m
1.35 p m
4:40 p m
9.42 a m
lL58 p in
12 20p m
Vi MH, p rc
120p m
8 87 i m
8 n a m
8.06 a ru
8.67 a m
7 00 a m
" . Lynchburg, .
" CharloiteavHIe,
. Washington, :
Baltimore,
Phtladelohla.
" NewYiTk, - -
i2-45 p m
2.1Ua m
425a m
9.45 a m
a.15 p m
845p m
11.26 p m
10 03 a m
12.35 p va
a uu a m
6 20a m
s uu p m
Dally except Sunday.
; i. SLKJBPINtt CAB SEBVIC?.
On trains 60 and 61. Pullman BuffefTsieener De
tween New Torkand Atlanta. - - v
On trains 62 and 63. Pullman Buffet Sleeper be
tween Washington and New Orleana,. Washington
turn MUfguBpa, ... .
Pullman Sleeper between Rlahmond and Greens
boro, - Through tickets on sale at principal stations, to
ail points. ' -
For rites and Information apply to W, A
MOODy. agent, or
B.B, THOMAS. ' : C. W. CHSAB3
Geueral Mauager. ' Asst. Gen. Pas. Agent '
Blchmona. Va.
t lAKUIiUIA tMI UaL BJAIS.
KJ - W4J,
Oma or 8uFKBiTAMnBan
Whjohgtoh, N. C Jan. 6, 1886.
; ORANGE OF 8CHEDULE. ; :
ON AND AFTER SEPT 27, 1885, THE FOLLOW
Ing Schedule wjll be operated on this Ball-
1W4 - ' - - - . ' - . '
PA8SENGEB, MAIL AND KXPBESS TBAOtS,
. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
) Leave Wilmington at.. ......... ..7.00 r. m.
No. L Leave Balelgh at ... 7 86 p. m.
) Arrive at Charlotte at... ..... ..7.80a. m
i Leave Charlotte at. .. .. ..... ... .8.15 p. n.
No. 2. Arrive at Balelgh at. t ...9.00 a. m.
i Arrive at WUinlngton at.. ...... ..8.28 a. at.
" " LOCAL FBKl6HT-Paaeneor Car Attached.
Leave Charlotte at .... ....... 7.40 a.
Arrive Laurtnburg at 6.45 p. u,
Leave Laurlnburg at.
6.15 A. M,
Arrive ututriotte at . . .
Leave Wilmington at
4.40 P.
.......
. 6 46 A. M
., sioo P. H
Arrive at Lauriubure at
Leave Larinbnrg at
Arrive at Wilmington
;6t
.gfOr.i.
Local Freigh bet"een Charlotte and Laorln
ixirg 1'ii weekly leaving Charlotte on Mondays.
Wedaesdays and Fridays Leave Laminburg on
Tneeaaysj-xnaT'oays ami saturnais.- - -
- Pa-ieener trains stop at regular stations only
and Points designated In tbe Company's Time
Taoie. -
SHELBY PmslOU, PASSENGEft, MaIL. EX-
. - fBl S3 AND FBSIGHT. '
' CPalfy Wpept Sunday.) " ,
Leave Charlotte at.. , , .. 8.15 A. av
Arrive at Shelby at... .. .. . .. ..' . .. ..42.1s. r. u.
Arrive at Charlotte at.. 5.40 r. u
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 make close, connection at
Hamlet with 3.(1. trains to and from Balelgh.
- Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmington and
Charlotte and Balelgh and Charlotte. ' '
Take Train No. 1 for Stateeville, stations on
western n.v. tt b., asneviiie ana points west.
Also, for Spartanburg, GreeuvMe, Athens, At
lanta ana an points ooumwesx. - -
- L. a JONES, -
-- . Superintendent.
. Y, W. CLABK. Gen Passenger Agent. ? :
"FOR, SALE. , ;
it Unimproved lot 99x160. adjoining the pro
OO perty of J. H. Emory. J. P. Jrwln and othors.
Eronitng on rraoe sueet. bnado trees on the lot.
trice S'juu. -
Charlotte Real Estate Agency,
nai36dtr '- B. E. COCHRANE, Manager
FOR SALE, ;
en Two desirable building lots, 60x300 feat,
JJ fronting on South Tryon aireet, adjomlrig
the propertv of J. H Carson. Shade trees on lots.
Wia be sold separately or together. Price $700
: CHARLOTTE REAL ESTATE -iGENCT.
C1T V TAX RETURNS
; TAKE WOTICB. ;
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ILL PER
, sons eld ng In tbe City or Charlotte, or who
on or have control of taxable nrnnert.v in t.hn
City on the first of June, 186. or who are liable to
pon tax, to return to me. on or D-fore the last day
of Jane, a list of their taxable property (and ooilsl
in said City, on said 1st of June, 1886 - Pursuaut
10 seo. au, amenaea quarter 01 i.ty.
- - FH.RD NSH. Tnumrm
- - Retrrrns taken from 1st to 30th of June at office
in uuy uau irom o ciocK, a. m- to 3 p. m. ,
may 29 - . -- ' ,. . .. -':
WANTED.
a "IP e mln nmmr r!fri nn AmAlMir ThrtY ArHit 1
AHkn 1 w coHectme family pictures tn entarjre. Special
B. OO0HSAUE, 0HA8. S. J0NE8
iMrvferV"i4fiyw
CHARLOTTE
R. E. COCHRANE, Manager.:
THIS AGENCY WILL BUY AND SELL LANDS
of every description and la any part of North
or South Carolina, and will rent .property in the
city of Charlotte, collect rents, attend to repairs
ana mane prompt returns, ana u aeeirea win at
tend to payment ot taxes, effecting of insurance,
eco. - -
AD property put Into our hands wQl b 1
: Adyertfsed Free of Cost
For a stipulation previously agreed upon.'
1- One dwelling hoose on B Btreet, 7 rooms, closets
In each room, well of good water, lot 99x100 feet.
In good nelhborhbod. Price, $2,000. , . - ..
2 One dw Jng on 6th street, adjoining residence
of S. M. Howell, 4 rooms, well of water and stable,
; lot 50x198, convenient to business. . Price. $1,650
One dwelling on Itouth Tryon street, adlolnlna
Oresidenee of Dr. Bratton, 8 rooms, closets and
v pantry, weii 01 wwrwnu mmju ior a ooardlna
house. ? Price, $3,000 . .
v-nni iiiMiilmr on corner of Graham ami inn.
Ostreets, 6 rooms, Wtoheivwell of water, lot 120
" ieeiwu- wrauom iawur avii Vu iulu screet.
' fery desirable propertj. , Price. $1,250. , , , ,
r nnn dwelllnK on PoDlar itrpfjt. in
599x198 feet, brick kitchen, outhouses, stablewell
..' Ox guy-wwai.v, vu wur.,wsuil,-purcna8er.
' l?rioe. $4,000. .- - . . :. .,. '.
QO Tw0'08' arand! 80S, square 46, fronV
DZ ing 99 feet tin B Btreet and running throaab
to C street On the premises la a two-story fran.
dwelling, seven rooms and small storehouse.
n i iTan yara a ixwesville, N C.:: 22 " thav
0 i.vate.4PO?1.311mel shop house 18x22 iSrk
house, oara miiinouse. siaoie, dwelling: 10 acres
land connected with tan yard, Prtcel.OOoTor
will lease for 6 r 10 uears on reasonable terms,
on Lot fronting on Morehead at, 99x366 tnrt i
2sl 5S2SiJ10U8e' loi iTietrtti
41
12. ana.
WttESstTSSS ono
tfi Fifty acre of land In and adjoining Hunt.
54 ersviUe, N. C On the place there to aeoS
fortable tour-room dwelling house, good barn, ertb
kitchen and well.. Very d&slrable prorerS. Prlii
$o0peracra. . . . " -T
5. Lot with tHry house, six rooms and two
,1 : room kitchen. .well and garden, belngnrXo:
erty adjoining J. a. Phmps ktentpnS:.
$2,650. .
ESTATE
AGENCY
-Jin. JiOe Person's Klexneoy
Ii still the" beit Blood P"" on fie nrat :
jao. h.i:oai- i. v , Si
P0LICE1O.
Atlabta, GA, Ju J 23, 1885.
Whenever I know of anything that might be ot
service to my fellow-men, I de4re to impart such
iixformaOon; hence Iglve the following tacts to the
public:
Mra, M. M. Prince, living at 38 West Fair St.
Atlanta, Ga., has been troubled for several months
with and ugly form o' catarrh, attended with a copi
ous and offensive discharge from both nosta-lls.
Her system became so affected and reduced that
she was confined to bed at my house fOT sometime,
and received the attention of three physicians;
and used a dozen bottles of an extensively adver
tised blood remedy, all without the least benefit.
She finally commenced the use of B B. B. with
a decided, improvement at once, and whgn ten bot
tles had been used, she was entirely cured of all
symptoms of catarrh. t - - -
It gave ber an appetite, and Increased her
strength rapidly, and I eheerf i lly recommend it as
a quick and cheap tonic and Blood Purifier..,
-. Z-' , J. W. 6LOEB,'-'
; ! Policeman.
Was it dancer ?
I have been taking B. B- R. for six or seven
weeks for something like cancer on my neck, and
I would not take one thousand bolu as for the
benefit received. " s
I had previously tried various so-called blood
remedies, but B. R. B. I the best, the quickest and
the cheapest blood purifier I ever used, I refer to
any merchant of Griffin, Ga. . '
:"' J. H. BARNES, Griffin, Ga,
BOTH HANDS UP.
A XVewnanlte Suddenly Raltea
. Hie Hand for the First
Time in. Two Tears...
Correspondence Atlanta Jotirnal. - .
Nkwnah, Ga., Jane 10. Mr. Jacob G. 8 ponder
an old and reipected citizen of this place expert
enced rather a sudden change in his gesUculatlve
extremettes-latelr.- It sems that a Uttle over two
yean ago Mr. Sponcler had a severe attack ot
Beurnattsm, (its arms becajne useless, and, hi
fact, he could not raise his hands to bis head until
tbe other day, when he called on the druggist and
obtained a preparation that acted like magic on
hljnj for after taking the first half bottle be could
faoye his arms about, and when he had taken six
bottles he was sound and well. . Rev. W. W. Wads
worth and our people generally who are familiar
with the case almos. swear by the -wonderful
remedy now. - Mr. Sponcler said the medicine was
called B. B.B. - i - " x - r .
BLOOD POISON.
Mr. i. P. W. of Hampton, Ga, hasrecently
emerged from one of the most remarkable eases
ot Blood Poison On record. His body and limbs
had no lejs than four hundred small ulcers his
bones tormented him with pain his appetite
failed bis kidneys presented frightful symptoms
r-and a) doctors and JQQ battles of the most popu
lay Blood Poison remedy failed to give him any
relief. He secured B. B. B., the concentrated
quick cure, and five bottles healed tbe ulcers, re
lieved all pain, eured his kidneys, restored his
appetite, and made him a healthy and happy man
f t Wr nosworth fnterrf evrcd.
From the Southern Clipper. . -
"Yes," aajd Mr. James L.BoBworth, an ol At-
lanUaB, "tt was twelve yeara ago when 1 contracted
a terrible ease of blood poisoning, - My affliction
was truly horrible. I bad 119 appetite, u)d not sleep
well at night, my digestion was Impaired, iny throat
wBaeauterUed five times, and in fact I was a total
wreck.' I had been under the treatment of several
of the leading physicians of Atlanta; tried nearly
every blood remedy advertised; went to Hot Springs
receiving no benefit whatever." ' . - .
"And you remained In this condition twelve
years?" Interrupped the Clipper man, ' :
- "Yes air, and more than that. . Three years ago
I was laid up with rheumatism. My knees were
drawn up tn such a position that I could not leave
my bed for months. - My life became a lingering
torture. A truly wounderful blood remedy was
rocommended, knpwn as B. g B. 1 used it, and
sir, 5 bottles cured me, and I really believe it to be
ihe grandest aqd quickest blood 1 remedy ever
taown.1' , , .
scrofijil:
' Are any members of your family thus afflicted?
Have they scrofulous swelling of ' the glands?
Have they any scrofulous sore or ulcers? . It so
and It ihould be neglected, the peculiar taint, pr
poison, may deposit itself In the substance of the
lungs, producing consumption. ' Look well to the
condition of your family, and If thus afflicted
give the proper remedy without delay. But that
which makes absolute cures in the shortest space,
of time. . The uneerlng finger of public opinion
points to B.B.B. as the most wonderful remedy
for scrofula ever known. -
Ask your neighbors, ask your druggist, ask or
right to those who give their certificates, and be
convinced that B.B. B Is the quickest and most
perfect Blood Purifier ever before known.
RUEuniTitn. " .
Although a practitioner of nearly twenty years.
my mother influenced me to procure B. B, B. for
her. She had been confined to her bed several
months wltn Bheumatisnv which had stubbornly
resisted all the usual Remedies. Within twentv-
four hours 'after commencing B. B ' B. I observed
maraea reuef. : She has lust commenced her
third bottle and is nearly as active as ever, and has
oeen to the front yard with "rake in hand." clean.
tag up. Her Improvement is truly wonderful -and
immensely gratifying, f
Book or Wonders.
By addressing Blood Balm Co.. Atlanta. Gaa.n.
one can secure free one of the prettiest and most
valuable 32 page books now out. It tells all about
the blood, Ita diseases and remedies Scrofula m
ears. lUieumatism, Kluney Affections, Skin Hu
mors, e , 4a Drop a postal for It at once. - " -
- a H.K0NTGOMEBt, M. j,
JacksonvUle, Ala,, June 6,1889
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: IN THE STATE.
; A bed-room suit of 10 pieces, imitation walnut, $22.00.
c w 10 " mai-ble top imitation"vvalnut,
f30.00. , ' ' ' " .
A bed-room suit of 10 pieces, walnut with marble top,
$45,00. ' j. .'..' '
Elegant walnut and cherry suit s from $75 ,00 to $1 75.00,
- A parlor suit of 7 pieces, imitation of raw silk, $30.00. "
A ( " u7 raw silk, trimmed with, plush
$40,00. ' . . .
Pailor suits of 7 pieces, domestic or silk plush, $40.00 to
$125.000. ; ,
Lounges in great variety from $5.00 to 30.00,
- Sideboards 44 15,00 to 125.00.
: Baby Carriages in great variety from $6 00 to $35.00.
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