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JOSErilUS, COME HOME.
i KeBping the Tongue. -Keep it from
aakiodness. Words lure sometimes wounds;
Not vf ry deep wound always aud yet they
irritate. ?leeeb is a tiki ud sometimes when
t there lis no onkindness in the heart. So I
by request.
OPEN
LETTER TO MR. CANTWELU
Rowan !MilIs, March 14, 1S76.
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m . . .t j ji i -una ine Jitauor vi inc jcru :
.band, dear husband come dome 10 me mucn ine woreeina, "'.V"" .r Sir renlir to tnv ! letter M
From Washington anl the capiUl so warm; ally, pain is eausea. veep u irurawneuwu. I"","'" "'- ,7 V"
ris lonely without jou, why do you uot it is 8 easy w give a uise coloring v so i Carolina ooaie, h.ww unri
. I mak a statemeut tlat it way convey t a rfenledVtliat at isome Dublic meetinor fn
a rA mo tn ttA tbinp's on the farm 7
You told me when you were elected last
-..fall. - ' i -
Tf I vnnbl bnt once let you co, i j I 1 woold
7..11M aurflr return before March was alt suffer
tliM ennJmnation.'4f those that II am pleaded to kuow lhatr you aia
Anai reawy ouru r i I v"'JTTi 1; 1 K...:.t.;.. . i,V- .1- JlWinK.'W F have nbt
Come home: Oine Home ni wnwq -yig j y?" "b--"- , ,j T 1
Dear huiband,-kind husband. t 1 T Lord. ' "r - r ; ! r UroubleU myeeu 10 learn who uiu. to;
, . : V, i - -t n I Keen it from slander. I ne COM-rtpuia-1 .:,,, nn audi cnnfeeion. - inilll
Husband, dear husband, come, noifle Ine tion of others shmi Id be dear to us. S Lrilv aneech bado bv me iir Charlotte
now, .1 s fl Uhoulrnot he suffered' to go univba'keU H . 4lf .ILtSAn waa
a ae, woo yet r , , .. v' l.a
themsevles in such iuaccurate. of ex- v,ou teueruc -VfS. T-7-
-sid,? statements, that they government. 1U answer, 1 uc -
Ti Dirflpn nppda s nadinsr for peas.
The toys should be pickiug up stones in the j
;- lot, ": - , -
An.l .nn sbonld be trimtnms the trees
Whin will v.m trt thronffh with bills anil
' - J c a t j
' 'reslves," '
Stop talking of fiuance and'ruw, ';
Of railroad and suchtber thin,
And tend to your business at home ?
Husband, -dear husband, don't write tot tue
- . more, . ; . - ;
Cif thu theatre lobby and cub; ! ! 'I
Nor dinners you've eateu at the "Capital'
there, ' . ' - - ' :
But borry away my own bub, V j -Ye,
hurry back born, your Betsy is sad.;!
' Her heart is so honest and true ; ; : t
AU winter she's slept in the bed room
'.. alone - . .r ! ' .' -jl
Andvsay dearest husband have TOU ! j!
' ' .t.- .tim- U ArnrtirlLi. . I, . :.w .1.: Uce Hie war.1 A similar mitrganuu w
ii ti.ii - a urfuro a.lf. i X . J r r, i ...n 1 DTivatfclv made in 1 bbi mux prompt
llie ia onuuie cow im " 7', ? 1 sen pen re meioou. suu iru uim i m t , .j. ,1 ....
And the young Iambs areaIeatiDg tor yotr,faajf8.lwixtth;wand hht aiOD Aid it My irpuaiateu ,u.e pou.o w.u, atw.u-
Th bn hr been settiog a lortnignt or Ulnbi h b.rr, In mind tht what is tM to me. Dom puoiiciy ana piivaieiy. a
- more ' I 1 nrtPii knneidered as uierelv harmless gossip avowed then, as 1 do nowr that ray oppn-
Thr soon will be off with their broods, f ; I iamrprunslT near, if "it does noi Tass. I mi t Son was ti the Administration of the
Th oLI sneckled turkey ban-tolen ber nert tnA -knfiug 0f slander. A reDuWtum is
' - . . . m . . . 1 : I " " . ' . ...,..,
Away in the breads ul toe wooca. . : 1 1 too crea to be made a playthiug of. even
lXusDana, aear nueoauu, cowo iwuj? ; I yor4r
sow
NEW ROAD TO HEAVEN.
sit'On was to me Aaminiswuuun iur
government, as contra distinguished frm
1 he gcvernment iif elf, which latter I Ac
cepted, but had not been iostraraenuljjln
procunrg ; that I had gone to Oongres,
hoping to mitigate tue norrors ot war ana
- Inlthe town of Hopington. Mass., lived a
certain Deacon Small. In his advanced age
he hsid the niigfortue to lose the nb of his
vniith. Aftf r doiu? nenance by wearing a
j j ,
weed on his hat a tull year, ne was recin
I had exerted myself
this end
with my oath I had failed, but had been
trnej to every obligation I took ; np.n my
self to the Confederate government. '
These facts, stated in all rov public
, m
mended to a certain Widow Hoc.per living ipeechep, in! eight counties of the State
in un! mli.-inincr town. The ueaeon was soon mclndintr Mecklenbarsr. in l&b.. were
astriile of his nld brovTn mare, aud on arriv- not questioned, so far as I ever learned
ing at the widow's door discovered her injThey: sbo ild be remembered now,tahd
theast of turning the suds from her wash- J sj10Ud certainly exonerate me from the
tub. ! Said the deacon : iTd.:.. .t.o n,i. tVIv
nun. miuuv. u.ri,( . , S. . ... .... I f.-
.. . 1 . 1.. I LIIIH UlULltT IB IIIU9 UUIUVru u .'V
"jessir, was me rpiy. .1 . , t 1 f
...r-ii i.L. j ..t .u.i Pn nf more thun ten Years. 1 leave
en, cuiiuueu iu Hfcou. -1 ui fcimi 1 r . ' . . j i
liftlu Lit 0F.111 ivld drifd-nn Dhxcud Small, others to determine, ana may he best
. 1 .. . . I -4 . . . 1 ! l I .1. .t., lU.
and nave.one auestion to propose-to you. 1 unaersioou, nernapf, uy wmo uufi n
"Please propose, sir." Hlty to the present government needs; no
"Well, madam," said the deacon., "have vimlicationi However this may bk I
FACTS! FACTS!! FACTS!!!
HEW ADVEETISElIP.Nli. .
KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE, is
the larect, and oldest established in Salisbury.
KLUITZ'S DRUG STORE, U pre
pared to duplicate any Merchant's or
hrsician' Bill, boozbt anywhero in
Christendom. ; ;
KLUTTZ'S I DRUG STORE, has
done, is doing, and intends to do. the
largest Drug trade in this section ! of the
State. j i
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KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE
is the plae In buy anything that you
want from a Corn plaster, to a $7 box ol
perfumery. From a paper of Lampblack
to a thousand ' pounds of While Lead.
From a dose of Castor 0.1 to a hundred
ounces of Quinine. From a tooth pick
to a Pocket Book. iSo bragging either
but solid fact?. To prove it. call on, or
write to THEO. F. KLUTTZ
Wholesale & Retail Druggists,
Salisbury, N. C.
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Piedmont Air ! Iiine Railway;
n,w -r w . in. n.Divison. and
North Wetera M. C. B. W. .
CONDENSED TIME-TABLE
In Effect on and after Monday, March 13th
1876. - !
GOING KORTU.
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Husband, dear tSubband, come hooie to uie you any objection to gomg to heaven by way degre lo yf once and for all, that I
cow, ' 1 - Jj oflfopiogtou. protest agaiust any interpreiation being
Come home while the birds sings so gay o t all, deacon, was the reply. , B Wiling I may have ever said
And let not the smile in the gallery there e .n deacon, P P inn,-tf nt wifh ;be facts, fa
Distract you or tempt you to stay. u I hey wie marnedjhe next day. , respectfully your
The voice of your Betsy is ealhngjyou ww pq 'J 1 ,n e er' i m wpecumiy wuur
T nnu V..., . iriCHUIUlU ICUUWHH".., , . i
I'm eetting quite nervous about you, come
home, ' ' ) .: X I ' :;j
v And we will have cowslips for greens.;
THE POLITICAL COMPLEXION
AND THE .ELECTORAL VOTES
Fa the lion. Edward Cantwell.
Revival of Southern Industries.
It is gratifying to find that the indu9
Christ
unpenitent heart." Does the Spirit not love
to soften it 7 Y"U complain of inward dead
ness and insensibility. Does He not love to
make you feel ? You cry out because of un
belief. Does IIh not love to deliver you
from that evil heart of uubelief ? You tell
11 if th ruvrtr thu vrirlil Iims over vith.
- . . . . . v . . . n.n..rtf I f J
Oi I tit Dl -t JlilCXiiN 1 0 Aix.3. 1 JJoes He not love to make you spiritually trie-of. the! South, so lonir denresed by
minded, toset your affecthms on things above? La.no. k.'mienilp nre hp-rinnimr to Ve
The New York JJtrald gives 'a liaciiof You eotnplaiu of your ignorance. Does He -r"v n.L .Jlr-1 fir.tUlli
the States with the mcai Dearm
respective electoral vote 01 eacuj leaving - - a " kj,- nn(i blinds cotton varus.
.1 o..,- f V. Vrt f ibP Uousness. Dues He uot love to remove the . re, sashes una uu as, cotton yr.
u.c e.ra. - rv.; rrT v'n from vur ,0 unfu t(1 v. ,11 . in nil oaber. chemicals fertilizers ana a large
conteBt as donbt ui. . it gives, as a:uimjc. . - . . , , f ibir oflsmaller enterprises! not of
-affair estimate of bow 'the idiflerent ; rilghteousnesa ? You mourn because you wiiich is owned by a join: mock compkhy,
vrill vote in the Presidential election next have so little of hi life ami power quicken- or(Wes arivt hint: to protection. These
novciuucrauu luiud uwc ia vvwoiu; in ana saiiciimnff you. lues tie uoi itive
SHELL GOOD.
IT'S JUST AS EASY.
DKEXEL'S. HOYT'S, and Hunouriax
Colognes, WRIGHT'S, LUBIXS, and all
other Haudkerchief Extracts.
At KLUTTZ'S Drug Store.
fell ani 1)6 Clean!
Cashmere Boqnet, Brown Wind
sor, Sterling, Ponxine, Carbolic, and
fifty other kinds of Toilet Soaps, at from 5
to 75 cents a cake.
At KLUTTZ'S Drug Store.
'i STATIONS.
Leave Charlotte ....
" Air-Line J'nct'n
" Salisbury
" Greensboro
" Danville
" Dundee
" liurkeville .....
Arrive at Richmond.
lJ AIL.
GLOUGH &; WARREN ORGAN
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STATIONS. Mail.
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Leave Pichmnd 6.50 ax
" Burkevi le- ' 9.tH) " i
Dundee 1.39 r X
Danville ! 1.43 "
" GieenstK)ro. 4.28 " f
" Salisbury.- .... ! 6.64 "
" Air-Line J'nct'n I 8.62 14
Arrive t Charlotte... 9.15
lilUNti fcJAST. i UUlMi west
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STATIONS.
MAIL.
73 .
Leave Greensboro..! f ,105 a m
" Co Shops i -12.14 r k
Arr. IUIeigh 1 3,22 r
Arr. at Goldsboro'.. 3 i 6.00 r M
MAIL.
Arr 4.20 pxi
S-Lv. 2.54
Z Air. 1 1.43 -'j
SATIONS.
erable change.from the programme as set I to come in all his fullness; at the same time
forth. The chief problem to be solved, snowingj'ou that it is not His owuiwork in
it declares both at St. Louis add Cincin- you, but the Redeemer's work for yiu, that
uatti, is what candidate has the greatest y" peace and hope ? You complain that
..l.A.t. : Va V.lr 1 Yu Vnrt, too have so little of child-like cobfidence and
prtection.
industries are iu a more healthy condition
Kan many ol the gigantic ones of pew
England. I
. . . . i.
, i . mil .1- L iuvb luwaru yuur uravctiiv r auier. ioes
liave no aouot wui ue tu grm u- he not love to pour that love into you. en
gronnd of the campaign, but as it has for ijng-yo,,,. stammeriug tongue, and teach
tlre last two successive elections, gone 'a you with childlike lip aud heart to say.
lagely Uemocratic, we tuiuic tuo n etaia Abba Father .'
.erred in placing it in the doubtful! list i as
it did in placing Florida among the Be-
publican. States. I i f!
REPCBUCAS STATES
Frorida, ! j: 4
Illinois, ; I 21
Iowa, ; U 11
Kansas, if o
Maine, j ; : 7
Massachusetts 1! 13
Michigan, j i 11
Minnesota,; . !l 5
12 Nebraska, :
8 New'Hamoshire, 5
Ohio, i H 27
Pennsylvania, ? 29
Rhode Island, fi 4
South Carolina! 7
I DEMOCRATIC ST ATES
10
6
3
6
6
3
11
15
Alabama,
Arkansas
Colorado,
California,
Connecticut,
Delaware,
Georgia,
Indiana,
Kentucky,
Louisiana,
Maryland,
Mississippi,
Mi8sotiii, j
-Nevada,
New Jersey,
ftorth Carolina, 10
3
a vi;ry good reason.
8
8
15
3
9
Oregon,
Tennessee,
Texas,;
Virginia
"Yest Virginia,
Total
Vermont,
Wisconsin,
12
8
11
5
172
I 5
; 10
162
Char. Observer J
THE
BIGGEST SNAKE
- ---v"-, jj YET ?
S'Jl)RY
.
- Acii yon wnat s a tact, men j l : was
asrwine 'long by myself, when; all at
WUat, I seed a little king snakcj; not
bigger' u my little finger a npsin1 about
'crost the road, like as he was a trailing
amelhin'. Thiuks I, I've allers hearn
or it, all my life, -an now I'm agwiue
ter see it. Sol I foller hijw, slyi an'
quiet Jike. Wall, he. smella along, a
windin and twistiu about , jist liksi my
blue speckle boun' on a hot deer track,
pine blank. I could, a most k hear I. him
bark. Fincrly, after he'd smelt all; the1
grassW bushes roun, be f eurts l off,
brisk like, toge the fence, and then! I'd
eed the n.arster rattler. Gentlc-nten
I begin to git excited anNireeps lop jput-i
ty cloet. Iveetle kins he slides i-onnt
Judge Pitman came down stairs the
other day in response to a call from hi
servant girl, and found standing at the
front door a man with a carpetbag. 1 he
man said : .
"Is your piano out of tune ?" ,
"No, I don't think it is," said the
Judge.
"Ain't you sure about it V
"No; I never tried it to ee."
"Uow long since it has been taned l"
"It has never been.
"Then, of course it onght to be tuned
at once. You'll ruin it if you don't have
it attended to.
"I don't believe I will."
"Oh, yes, vou will though. Nothing'i
worse for a piano than standing un
tuned."
"Do you think yon can tone it ?"
"Certainly I cau."
"I don't believe you can," said the
Jndge.
. 1 I 1 1 ! .1 1 "W
i a use to Know wny not. i nevey
saw a piano yet that 1 conldu t tackle.
"ihere s one mighty good reason why
you can t in this case.
" "I'd like to knw what it is."
"You want me to tell vou, do
yon 1"
"Yes."
"Well, it's because I havenT got any
piano.
Then lhe man pot his carnet-bag un
der his arm, rubbed his nose thoughtfully
aud left.
- ithout noticing
me.
a watch in; his
chance, au' ole: rattler he Iet4 in; te
- itlngiu. Jeeminy cracky ! 1 1 couldn't
bear my own yurs. AU at onjee leetle
king he gives Imselfa quick Wriggle auf
tue next tbinz any bodv knowi bWi wnt-
tied into a double bowknot round ole
b iicctt. j a iet you itnow, men,
thar war fun. Fur a minit I couldn't see
. 'sothiu but a kind o' slimmer: like n
" dimunts aud black au' silver stripes an
ililfprli. iiilui'. Kit. '.Tin. It . . ( , ,iL" L
o - -., aucr iimr, every
thing quieted dpwu, jist like a lambj; an'
men t seed tbe curusest sight yet. Ii Ole
rattle war dead clean choked to death,
, an' thar he laid, biggera my (high an'
, bix footaa'a half loug, aa'jhe bad jniuei
teeu rattles au'(a button. - O, I medTuredJ
iiira and couuted the rattles j Well, igen
jl. llemen, little kiig he swalleri ole rattler !
Tunis in an licks Um all over an' !gwai
lera him bodasliusly, and then crawls' Inter
, . A boieJ Hits ajfacL! I'll aware it. ah 1
. kin provrt by fveu bviu' witueeses.'--
O Thomastfle (O) Times. ' .;i I
X ' X ; i I; j . -s -
While the heart is on the left side of
the body, it iV on the right tide of hnmari
ity, on the iidc f mercy,- politeness ie
uement, sympathy, tieighboity kinducel.
and -good will to all, pece, aobiiety raiid
ill
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PROGRAMMES
A ROYAL SMOKE.
Salisbury Favorite Cigar,
Only 5 Cents.
IT DRIYES AWAY CARE. AND PUTS
Yon in a Good Humor.
Al.-o. All popular brands at from 2 to
25 "cents.
At KLUTTZ'S. Drug Store.
; PA MT HLE'T S,
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CARDS, BLANKS,
lAsavc (iiet'itttliuro. .
" Co. Shops
Arrive at Haleiph. . .
Arrive at Uuld&boro
SAcconiiudoatiouTrsin.
6.311 a M
10.30 "
6.07 - All
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L're 9.15 as
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NORTH WESTERN N. C.R.R
( Salem? Uraxch.)
ii
Leave (Jreensboib 4.45 p m
Arrive at "ialem.l 6 45 "
Leave .Salem... 8. Jo a u
Arrive at Greensboro....... 10. 3J
grand; gombination organs.
FkTTp wrrik the newly invented
An inrention having a mt important bearing cm live fx 1"'
width tl? onantiiv or volume of tone i vci ijrgen inircatl,
1 apd the quahty.of tone rendereq
Eqnal to that of tie Best Fiprps of fte Same Capaeitj.
n. l.l.r.il VorCelr.li" "Vox U.-mana." .;ilcox. P"!";"'.'' ''"V" Crle,;; i,,
in. CeI!o" or "Clarionel" Stop-i "Gems lion.: Cremona, ... .gc.. ., -V H&
"d ALL THJt LATEST IMPKOTEMXTS
jiVi Ue OUlaiOcv viii. v-9
tiir3?nrlor nncl tlio Cliurcli
THEBESTIN MAT AL AND WuKKflftAHSKlP,
Quality and Volume ot 1 onenequalkil. ,
PBICESB50TOB500.
FrTOKY WD WAKEROOM8, CORNER 6th AND ( )T;r;E.Sts
rA 1 ; ; , - . DETKOn;ilKIHGAX
(ESTABLISHED XN 3.850.) AGEII5S 'Chanted in Svery Cctity
Address GLOUGH & WARREN ORGAHC
May 20 1875. ly. '. . .
Fifty Different Styles
For Your Sweetheart.
AN. ELEGANT. LINE OF MAGNIFICENT
TOILET SETTS,
SHELL TOILET BOXE POW
DER and PUFF BOXES. FANCY
BOTT L E S, VINIAGARETTES,
PO JKET-B00KS,MIRRORS, Sec. Sec ,
Cheap at
KLUTTZ'S Drug Store.
Hint to Bores.
Some time ago there lived a gentleman
of iudolent habit?, in Sussex,; who made
it a business in the winter season to visit
his frieuda extensively. . After wearing
out hU welcome in hit immediate vicinity,
last winter, he thought lie would visit an
old Quaker friend, gome twenty miles
distant, who bad been a school mate of
bis. On hi arrival be waa cordially re
ceiyfd by the Quaker,' be thinking bii
visitor bad taken much pains to come so
far to see-bim. He treated bis friend
with great attention and politeness sev.
eral days, and, as be didn't see any sign
of his leaving he became uneasy j but be
bore it with patience till the1 morning of
the eightb day, when be said to him :
"My friend, I am afraid tfeee'll never
vUit me again. ' j
'Ob, yes, I shall said the visitor, I
have enjoyed my visit very much, I'll
certainly come agaiu.' I.
'2i ay,' earn the Quaker, 'I think thee
never
will never visit me ataiii
What makes you think I will
come again I' asked the visitor, i
If tbee never doea leave said the
Quaker, 'how canst the come againp
The visitor left. S t
(Fee Simple, Sheriff's anl Comniis-
j sioner's),
CONTRACTS, m
9
MORTGAGES,
Land and Chattlc),
BILL
HEADS,
JVctc and &zLtefi Jftcu&
j i .;
Labels Cautions
all done on short notioe and at
YEEY LOW BATES.
A boy on bis way to Sunday school
found seventy-five cents, i This good
fortune was held np to him aa si reward
for beiug f iund in the path of doty. He
was very much struck' with the idea until
be heard that another boy bad t found a
dollar whilelie was setting np pin ja a
ten-pio alley. And now be ! doesu't see
bis way iu the future qittc so clear, . I r
J8-C6urt Blanks, Deeds, and JSloii-
gages, ready printed and for sale at
all times.
to, order.
JJdress, -J.J. B RUN EH.
SALISBURY. N. ;C.
ARE YOU GOING TO PAIHT ?
F.10NEY, TIME, LABOR,
Chemical Paints, so called, have proven
failures : simply because the chemistry
of their manufacture seems to consist i
the quantity of water that is combined
with the paint, by the addition of an
Alkali, cither Potash, Lime or Soda. Sec.
Chemical Paints containing water peel
from the wood, and are not Economical,
because they will not cover as much sur
face as Pure Paints.
We offer our Pkepaued Paint with
the guarantee that it is not a Chemical
Paint; contains no Water, no Alkali, no
adulteration, and is made of only such
material as are used by the oldest paint
ers. Our Paint will cover more surface
than any Chemical Patftt in the world.
We authorize their sale, subject to the
satisfaction of all buyers. We agree to
re-paint any house with English BB
White Lead, or any other White Lead, ii
our Paints do not prove perfectly salUfac
ry. Manufactured by,
WADSWORTH- MARTINEZ
l'tpsencer trains leaving Haleigfc at I1. 43 am
connects atUreensborp' withtlie Southern bountl
traia; making the quickest time to a!l Southern
cities. Accomodation Train leaving Raleigh ill
8.00 r. M. connects with Northern bound Train at
lireensboro for Richmond and all point Kas(.
Price ot Ticket samu as via other routes.
Accommodation Train leaving Greensboro qt
6 03 a. m. connects at tiotdsboie with Noitliciii
and Southern bound ' Trains oh the Wilmington
d W'etdon Uailroad. f
Lynchburg Accommodation leave Kichmojfd
daily at 9 00 A m . arrives at Cuikevilite 12. S6
r m, leave HutkcTille 1 SO r , arrive at Uicji-
mond 4 34 rx
No Change of Cars Between Charlotte
U1U 60 XU.li.C5. j
Paprn t!i it h ivc arrangement to advertise toe
schedule of this company will please print ks
above and forwaid copies to Cen'l. Tassengjer
Agent. .
For rurtheriaformation address
JOHN U. MACMURIK),
CSen'l Passenger Agent, j
Hichmond, Va
Dec 19. '75. 11: tf. j
Carolina Central Railway
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Wilmington. . C. April 14, le?5. S
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OMNIBUS & baggag:
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MAN. NEW YORK.
& LONG-
Sold only at KLUTTZ'S Drig Store.
Chills Cured for 25 Cents.
TAKE
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Warranted or money Refunded, at
KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE.
LAMPS from 25 eta , to $5.00.
PURE GRAPE WIXE, for Churches
60 ets. per quart.
WHITE LEAD, Warranted equal to
any in the world, 11 centa per pound.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO PHYS1
1 CIANS AND MERCHANTS At
THEO. F. KLUTTZ'S, Dirjo Stoke,
I ALisnriiY, N. C. i
Change of Schedule,
On ami after Fritlajj. April 10th, 1P75, the
trains will run over tins Kailway aa follows .
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PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington at,...
Arrive at Charlotte at...
Ijeave Charlotte at......
Arrive in Wilmington at
FREIGHT
.7.15 A M
7.15 P. S
7.00 A
7.00 1 ii
T R A IN S
Leave "Wilmington at
Arrive at Charlotte at i
Leave Charlotte at....
Atrivein Wiliningt0n;at
MIXED TRAINS
....(5.00 P jl
6.00 ? )I
....6 OVA il
....6.00 A-jl
-8.00 .A JI
....12 M
. 12.30 PM
.4.30 P JI
Leave Charlotte ati...
Arrive at Buffalo at......
Leave Buffalo at. ,..r ...
Arrive in Charlotte at j. . . .
No Trains on Sunday eccept one freieht tram
that leaves Wilmington at 6 p. it., iustead of
on Saturday night.
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Connections.
Connects at Wilhiin'gton with Wilmington--'
Weldon, and Wilniingtou, Columbia di Augusta
Railroad, Seuii-weekly New York aud Tri
weekly Baltimore Und weekly Philadelphia
Steamers, aud the Uirer Bodts to Payetteville
ConnoeU at Charlotte with its Weitern Di
vision, North Carolina Railroad, Charlotte &
Statesvile Railroad, Charlotte & Atlanta A r
Liuej, aud Charlotte,- Columbia & Augusta liai -road.
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Thus supplying: tho whole West, Northweit
and South rest with a short aud cheap line tk
the Seaboard and Europe. j
s i S. L. FREMONT. 1
r ,Sl,ef E.nSmeef and Suporintondent. I
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piggies wr saie.jAix geadjes a classe?.
I. have, on hand, Buggies which I will sell
at the lowest cash prices an J . low, or lower
than any otlier establUhment in North Caro
lina, according to grade. All kinds of repairing
done, at short notice, j ' fl
wiping any vning in my ; line, woulfl
do well to call and seei tne, before purchaninjr
elsewhere m I am determined not io be outdonfe
either in iriceor quality of work in th Stale.
w ,T r ""a .cademy, 4 miles N
I have fi!tel 4ip :in ()ninilus a nd . Eajgaf
Wiigfiii whirh art- alwavs rtadv to i-unvfT
pons or froui tin? drjmt, to and frni prtic
wedilinps. Jt"c;- Leave ordtrsat MaiiHKiii II
or at mv Liverv & Sa! Stal.le, "ltlier Ark
nenr Railroad hrule. !
M. A. B$IX(JLD
A us. 19 tf.
ACORH GO
With or ifihout Portable Hot Yfatcr Rcsenwir and Clol.
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t:a't tty a pU-faiioaa Slere, tat est czs
"With 9.11 latest improvements.
Largest Oven and Flues, longest Fire Bex for long wood.
Ventilated Oven, Fire Back and Firn Dox BottcmHin
surcs a Quicks Sweet add Evca Bako r,nd Roas.
Swing" Hear h and Ash C tdi jj Won't soi!'flo:r cr carpet.
Durable Doublo n-.J Crice I Centers and Hi-jr Covers.
Burns but little woad. "lb: tr Sai d Ircn Fronts
Carefully Fitted Sm.'oii.Casnji f'.o Old Scrap Iron.
Nickel Plated Trimininj, Unci Oven oors.
Ground and Silver-like Polished Ei-esiand Meuldings.
Hezvy. Dcst New Iron. Won't crack.'
Manufacture 1 ly
RATH30NE, SARD &, CO:, Albany, K. Y.
Sold by an Enterpiisinj. iMakr in n-e-- Towr
X L. VI DROWN,
Saliahurr. X. C. Kiov. 11. 1875. (mios
Chesapeake and Ohio El
THE -GREAT .CKXTRAL-KOrTE.jEj
TWEKX NORTH CAROLINA ;AL1
WKST. . ;
PASSKXGKR !.
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOW:
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r . mail ExreKS?.
i Leavi Richmond 9 a m 1
i t Mi-i . L,.rtwt i!li. 111 n in 2.il
I White Siilnher.'- 1U.-HI " s-4i "
t ILmtintuii, - ; y.-l'i a ni 55 1 1
! Arrive Cincinnatti, ''.tl1 11
1 :or.ne-liiV' "eloselv wilL ali of 1 1
, Trunk Line 'for lli'e U'tst. yottlrMf1
SVuth-Yrt. Tlris is the .',
cheapest Rome, yvlh less eliaiias ol tars if-
ianv othr, nod pitkscs through l lie '
! tn the troitil
Passengers taking the Express tiain
N. C 11. 11. 'havf no delav. but eonntcfu
t t A 1 II V lull Ol t tilt W '.f
1- rst v ass nm Knimizrant l-it'sn -
nwrsT liATisnnii r,aL"jaire clitcktu- f
rtmnta tin nn Vrnrrsut TnihiS.. Tl"M f". fl!
! ami .M('iKV k:.v.-.1 l,v lakin2 the JP
! tr..:' i, n.,.-.. ,,.,,;' f. ihp West, aifi"1
J i till. lUIUli m
IlrtVIIHT all IITIV riV TilnTiirt? in rfcwra t . t . 4t I irc will tllld il to IW' I
ation, I am now ,,rare4 in connection with !'J2ct o"r KaUs befor,; ' 'l
the Iron &c Brass works to J all Iuntls of !- For Information ami R.iUs afplv to j
" o such ms ijinnuer lressin,
Tongue & Groving, inaUing, Sash , lii'wds I
Doors, inakiriif moulding froio'i iuch to fi
inches wide, also Turning Sc. Pa'tern inak-.
ingravving lirackeitts. Sec. Having the
hest Machinery and first. class workmen,
satisfaction is guaranteed.
July 29, 1873. ly. j,
E. II. JiARSIl'S
rilAGHINE W O sliiS T
Corner of Fultox5c Cot'xcii.. Streets.
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Address the Publishers,; j
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41 An St., Newi York; Pjjst Office Coy, 4550. J
C. R.1 HOWARD,
(ietu ral Tit ktt-Act nt.
W;M. S. I)L'NNT
Superintendent,
itichinond Va.
. VALUABLE
Land for S
The undersigned is authorized to
vate.lv, three valuable tracts, of Land h
fA in At T'llo Tti-ntbin Rt) M Pi
t. v. iii a t,. c a a, v . m '
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on'rinr to the estate .ol tlie i
ITnnsnn tlm ti-iiil tr;ifts Vilictly
asfisilows:
X m iract of 200 acres. n1f e "
adjoining the lands of A., fjfi
Alexander, and others, on whih tllC.pJ
Igood dwelling and out-houscs. a110..-, i
2. Another tract of 188 :iort'.
less, ntljoining the lands of 31. W.y . j
Josejh" Brown and others. I "Is
very productive, and a large pofti,)fl
very heavily timLered. Ji
3. Another tract of alwut SO m
joining the lands of L. Freeze!
consists almost -tiitircly of w ocdW"
meadow. . !
Terms of sale reasonable. ' fh
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Ann v ti ton nnriersioiieu "l
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O., Rowan co'.N. C.
Jan. 10, 187U.
s. c. iir
14:3m
Cheap Chattel 3Iortgc5,
and varlos r iher Wanks for f4e '
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