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x S ! j i j 4 j j - . t . 'H
The question whether a freje run?
fkitHc fnm North Carolina V a $
nouey plunk from ft.s?i&sjnpi iWJ
be accorded the pit? o hou.o
Republican platVtu fox lW,JrWM
be determined afoiice by fbe managers
iff the cl,Uj.yn. Mfr-f-V- M-
SALE or LAND
Qn Monday the 28th -lay Or May BexM
--il sell at the Court House 4 nor in Salis
ry'a tripf ,o
' 2f4P&J$S OF ijm '
belonging the estate f Dawalt
land tidioins the land of Mrs. M. A.
ami other. The bidding a ill be
ruWttt4 at the sum oj 1 13.). 30.
TkiuMs ok Sai.j: : One tliir! casli down
uiMKin as the sale is confirmed and a credit
if six an. I twelve months j-iil bc given on
lite other two-thirds with interest from day
oJ sale at per cent. J. W. MAUNEY.
29:6t. V ,Cxmmissioner.
JOHN SHEPPARI,
j(Lj of Pilot Wabehoujce, Winston, N.C.)
: ; ' ' '
Business Manager mul
AUCTIONEER,
mer.
If STANDS AT THE HEADi
THE LIGHT-RUNNING
'DOMESTIC
rjiaj it is the acknowledged leader in
He Trade is a fiict t)iatcaaiut UecJisputeU
IklANY IMITATE IT,
NONE EQUAL. IT SI
The Larjcesl Armed,
The Lightest Runninz,
The Most Beautiful Vpfl-fork.
A!SP IS WARRANTED
To be male of the best material.
T Uo any and all kinds of work.
Tp be complete in every respect.
For sale bv
BERNHARDT BROS..
kaHoury,Ji.C
igents wanted in unoccupied territory.
Address,
Lfimti? ifrw'P il Machine Ca.
42; It UkAimokp, VJL
PliOFffiSIONAL
PLCKMEH HENDERSON
Attorneys, Counselors
aufi Solieitjrg,
r.v, Hi p.
an. 22d, 70-tf.
M. JlcCORKLK. T. F. KljUTTZ
Tlrl OIMI. i; & KLl'TTZ,
ATTjp If X E VSTa i i) COUNSELOKS
SALI$piJKV, If. C.
Office on Coutieil Street, opposite the
Court House.
MW 5f0l TOBACCO
KXTTTTZ'B
WAREHOUSE!
SALES EVERY DAY.
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Good Prices A ssured,
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MAX
AND BEAST.
NO SALE, NO CHARGE!
Insurance and Storage Free,
Liberal Cash Advancements made ea
Tobacco held by us for future sale.
KLUTTZ, GASKILL & CO,
15:tf
Sheep Grubs in the Head.
It 5 said that the grub may be
easily removed by expp.sing lli.c sheen
o tlwes"" during the Jay ami rciy
iug I hem to cover al night. Thje
orub likes the light and heat of the
i r- .1 I to .1- ? !
sun, and tor live sukc m tnese is rn
dnrcd to h?a?e its secret nlace tin i
j the shee,8 licatl, aji1 crawl down so
I low in the nostrils that it can be
blown out or nulled from them by
the shepherd. Blowing tobacco or
Ul lier ll HU llg III iililgicruii ruiuBB
up the nostrils, seems to have little
or no f fleet in dislodging the grub.
The best way is prevention, and to
guard against the gad Hy depositing
its eggs in the nostrils ofjlie sheen,
when the eggs hatch and the grub
crawl up into the head. Jt the nos
trils be kept well smeared with tar
during July ami August the fly is
prevented from depositing its eggs.
Instead of doing this smearing by
hand, a much easier and more expe
ditious mtthod is to nut hue suit in a
trough And cover this with tar. As
the sheen come up to lick the salt,
they get their noses well smeared. A
good way also is to turn up a furrow in
the pasture for the sheep to thrust
their noses in the loore ground. This
also assists in keeping oft' the fly.
American Agrivulturw.
ALL SORTS.
Boston lleruhl; Courage and assurance
Count for a good deal in a political con
Jest, and, if the Democrats advocate tariff'
reform with one-iudf the boldness that
thp Republicans display in their defence
of protection, they would carry the conn
try overwhelmingly in ijbqir favor iu the
next national election, j
J. ItUOOES J'.KOWNIC, PliEB.. W. C. COAUT, 8EC.
Total Assets, $710,745.12.
A Home Company,
Seeking Home Patronage.
Term Polich.'s written on Dwellings.
Premiums payable One-half cash and bal
ance in twelve months.
J. ALLEN BROWN, Agt.,
25:6m. Salisbury, N. C.
3
BOOTS, SHOS A GAITERS, made to
order: Alt 'work Finst class Seventeen Years Kx
perience. All Material or the best grade, and work
done In the latest styles
Keadv made wor I always on hand- Repairing
neatly and promnt.lv douc. Ord rs bv uiatl nromp
ly lilled. Wxxx. JSL Eagle.
51-ly ..i.iSHLrir. .C
The cot ton seed oil mills ft Green-
ill, Miss., are rnu uing nigh t and day.
.Birmingham, Ala., will manufacture
d;-ain tile, pott,ery and fire-brick.!
Near Rockdale, Texas, iron and eoal
are found aide by side.
Iron furnace are projected ajfc Jmies-
boi o, Ten n.
A Ml iron furnace pa to be started of.
Alpine, Ala..
Bibb county, Ala,, is MX 4 m
marble,.
fort Worth, Texas, M prdeaic,
000,1)00 cotton mill.
An Ingrain carpet factory has becu
started at All Healing Springs, X. C.
Anderson, S. C, has two cotton s.ed
oil mills.
Flattery is called "taffy" because jp
makes a man feel awfully "atuck up,"
It is estimated t hat'the tobacco srop uf
his part of the Stale will be a third less
than last year.
Kx Governor Charles J. Jenkins died
at his home, SuiuuierviHc, Ga., ou the
14th of June,
' l'liiladel pliia. June 19. The Democrat
ic State Convention has been called to
meet at Harrisburg, August 1st.
The Wilmington Jieriew reports much
damage to the crops iu Pender county
from the recent rains.
New Orleans' commerce for the first
five mouths of this year exceeds last
year 'a by over $11,000,000, an increase
of neatly a third.
Mitts. Wiiakton J. Gkekx, wife of Col.
Wharton J. Green, CougreMmau front the
third district, died at her home at Tokay,
near Fayetteville, Saturday afternoon.
A man who had tried it aaya that the
only reason why a sufferer's head don't
come off when having a tooth pulled is
because the tooth gives way first.
Human nature illustrated: Baby nudges
lis mother's elbow. ".Mania, stop Tota
from killing that fly ou the window."
-What for!" "Because I want to kill
nut myself."
Asheville Citizen The Franklin Hotel,
A 9
at Franklin, has been crowded for some
days past with Uhioans, pro-H-cling for
homes iu that attractive eouutv. Several
have bought good farms.
i
A Pennsylvania oil man who has been
examining the oil wells of California nays
that the State contains fully as much pe
troleum as Pennsylvania and of q-tite as
fitte a quality.
....aMIIIA nil 1
Lincoln Press: Under the new as-j D DAM II Hp IN n rlLLO.
. I - I unlim nf I
sessmem just eooipicici, .
HOME ADVERTISEMENTS.
lot
of
Itto
iuiiiturt
COMING IN 'EVERY DAY AT
ft Kltll Ctt4fT;K. J.. II. CLEMENT.
CRAIGE & CLEMENT,
Attorneys At Zjaw,
Samshi nv, X-, C.
Feb. 3rd, 1881.
B. Vance. W. II. Bailey.
VANCE & BAILEY,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS,
VU AKLOTTK, X. c.
l!ractic in Supftfne Court of the United
States, Supreme Court of North Carolina,
.Federal CoiirtP, and ( oupties of Mecklenburg,
Cabarru, Union, Gantop, Bpfran ami David-
Sm. (A-Office, two door? eat of Indepen
ence Square. 33;tf
HARDWARE.
WHEN YOU WANT
HARDWARE
at low figures
Call on the undersigned at NO. 3, Granite
fM,w- P- A.. A-TWELL.
Agent for ihs " CardwallThresher,
Salisbury, N. C, Jauc 8th tf.
IMHIJjM!!
The nttonttQn of Farmers and the "encr
,n ,uunv, viivh in inc i;tci i mil
T. J , MORGAN
Has opened a ift plftsa FAMILY GRO
PERY STQrtE. neat door to Blackmer &
unniAR, wiiere ne win Keen a
full line ol fresh eoods. such as Fluur. Meal
Bacon, Salt, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, &p.
Also a fresh and complete stock ,f
and Fanay Groceriss.
Will pay the highest cash prices for But
er, Eg;8, Chickens, and all salable coun
try products.
January 18, 1883. H:3ui.
mm
NEW FURNITURE STORE.
Main Str. Next Door to J. F. Ross.
COME TO THE NEW STORE
Anil pt everyftiiE p wait in tie Furniture lie
At the LOWEST Prices.
ALL MY GOODS
Were inspected in person at the Manufactories, and InHight for cash at the lowest
prices, aud warranted to be of the latest styles and best quality, and will be sold as
low as any House in the country. Come and get
A Nice Coffins Chamber set for only $25.00
Pine sets for $30, $35, anil $40
Fine Walit sets, Marble Tops, onlj $55
HaMsome Parlor sets or - $40, $50 anil $75
Cheap Beds at S3. 50
Special terms made with country merchant- who want cheap Beds in one dozen and
half dozen lots. BF"I W also have on hand a full line of COFFINS, CASKETS and
Undertakers1 goods all at die lowest juices at
R. M. DAVIS' New Store.
real estate in this county has been in
creased about $125,000.
Bernard J. Mohan was in ar saloon in
Boston ou Saturday night when a man
with two women of the town entered the
Rnlnnn and invited him to take a drink.
j He refused, aud one of the women stab
bed him with a shawl pin. TI13 woutut
was thou -I it to lie si i-lit, and Mahau left
the saloon . but was found on the streets
soon afterwards iu a dying condition.
JSys the National KepnMiea: "The
peujociii tic idea of protection is that it is
an evil attendant upon the raising of a
revenue." Whether Chat idea is Demo
cratic or not it is the identical idea ad
vanced by a distinguished Republican
Senator iu the debates of the last session,
'and a goodly number of his brethren iu
both Houses heartily echoed his senti
ment : "Protection per is not a good
thing." Wash. Pof, Dem.
Buckhardt tells of a strange mode of
curing a vicious horse. He has seen, he
says, vicious horse iu Egypt cured of a
bnltit nf bUinir bv lm-sentii)'' to them.
while in the act of doing so, a leg of
mutton just takeu from the tire, The
paiu which the horse feels iu biting thro'
the hot meat causes Jt to abandon the
practice. People who have vicions. bit
ing horsea should always carry a red hot
leg of mutton around wit h them.
AltUEST Off A COI.OKKD DtiSPKItAPO.
Joe Goodwin, a colored desperado, who
has been outlawed for the past three
years, and who has been a source of no
little anxiety and dread 011 the part of
many of the good citizens of Brunswick
aud Columbus, was captured in the lat
ter county a few days ago and is uow in
Smith ville jail. IFflj Star.
The Columbus (Ga..) Enquirer modest
ly suggests to the Southern young map
who is proud of his family that he should
at least try to do something to make his
family proud of him. We think so. He
should attend church festivals, not set
his heart ujmii being elected to the legis
lature, aud adopt the motto of the Hub
bard Citv Newt Pkv cash and fear the
Lord;"
They are a vegetable tonic pnrgailre, abso
lutely harmless under all circumstance. They
never injure the weakest female or Hie young
est child. One box i a otedieine chest aowe
ing for a Whole family, Snppose yon havs
diarrlnsa; nature is making a great effort to
et rid of some irritating matter in the atom.
ach or bowels. A dose of Brandreth's Pu
removes the maUer and the disease 1 cured.
In costiveneiw one good dose of Brandreth
Pills, followed by one pill every pight for a
week or two. make the human machinery run
as regular us clock work. In bad colds, where
a .1 f
the pores of the akin are closed spa we insen-
sible perspiration thrownupon the bloou. pois
oning the fountains of life and 6llingthe nose,
the throat and the lungs with choking mucus j
seven Brandreth's Pills taken at night on an
empty stomach, will restore the perspiration,
break up the cold and purge away all tne wa
tery secretions that should have passed off ly
the skin. Diphtheria, a family disease and a
most dangerous one. is almost immediately
enred by one or two doses of Brandreth's Pills,
aided by a gargle of lime water. Rhumatism,
which comes from too much acidity or too
much alka.inity of die system, requires noth
ing but Brandreth's Pills and a few good
sweats to make a perfect cure.
It is marvelous how they purify the blood.
After two doe, the effect is seen in brightness
of the eyes and clearness of theskiu. All pirn
pics and eruptions vanish like magic under
the influence of this purifying purgative. We
cannot stop the march of time with any medi
cine: but Brandreth's Pills will remove the
excessive lime from the system and prevent
grey hair. They improve the sight and tone
up the human body, so that the oh! man's eyes
will he undinimed and his natural force una
bated even after seventy years.
52: Jy.
WESTERN N. G. RAILROAD.
QFFIC Q?S. PASSENGER AGENT,
Salisbury, N. C, October 12th, 1B82
SCHEDULE.
IT.
Pass. Train
No. 2
Arrive 5.45 r u
4.28 4
" 3.09
? .io H
" 18:54 H
" xtaa a m
" io,os -j
Leave a.ea
STATIONS.
Salisbury
....StateSville ..
Newton
....Hickory .....
Morjfiint'jn. .
Marion....'..
Black Mountain
Asbevlile
Warm tip rings
ngeou aiver.
Pass. Train
No. 1
Leave 6.10 x
Arrive T.2S
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U.4 "
" 1.53 ru
S.Ort
" R.44 "
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UBSCRIBE FOR THE CKAC
LIN A WATCHMAN, ON.Y
eUoQpEK YEAU.
Train No. 1
Conner ts at Sausbury with R. & D. R. R. rrpm all
points North and South and from Raleigh, connects
at statesvllle with A. T. & O. Dlv. of C. C. ft A. It.
H umaacts at. Warm Springs with E. Tenn.. Va
i. Ga. R. R, tor Morrlatown and points Sputh-M'est.'
Train No. Z
couuects at Warm Springs with E. T.Va.Ga.R.R
rum .Mornstowji tne South-West. Connects at
staisvllle wlih a. T. O. Dlv. of C C. & A. R. K.
and at Salisbury with R. D. R R. for aU points
.on.a ana nasi and for Ilaleljfh.
j Through Tickets
on sale at Salisbury, Statesvllle, Asuevuie and the
Warm Springs to all principal cities.
J. R. MacmnrdOi
Audr. C. F. A P. Afft.
GEO. A. EAGLE,
W. A. 340RGAN.
Eagle & Morgan
BLACKSMITHING AND
Wagon-M aking.
We arc prepared to do any kind of
work at our Shops on Ipe Street, (W. M
Barker's Old Stand.)
SALISBURY, N. C. '
HORSE SHOEING and all kinds ot
Blacksmithing done promptly and with ex
pedition. Repairing of Carriages, Buggies
and Wagons done promptly and in hrst
elass style. Painting and tinisiing of fine
work will be done by W. If. 4J?lrKt;r
All we ask is a trial.
Jan. 19, 188. 13:tf
The iiepnbliean ptirty is preparing to
"view with ularui" again. The other
side cannot 1 eciprocnte ; they lire not so
"akeered 7 01 the Reiiublicaus as thev
used to be. Boston Post. Deiu.
The Iowa Democrats sny of the pas
sage of the tariff bill : "The tariff legis
lation of the hist Congress was the result
of corrupt and disgraceful intrigues ami
sliiimeless attempts to perpetuate exist
ing evils under pretense of tat iff reform."
The burial of many of the children
crashed iu the Sunderland, England, op
era house, Saturday, took place yesterday,
and the whole town seemed to be in
mourning.
Hickory Caroliuian: Zeb. Vance and.
hia wife have separated. Ho has gone
off with Joe Mills to fish for trout in
Mitchell county while Mrs. Vance awaits
his return at Marion or Asheville.
The first car load of Western bacon,
25,000 lbs. shipped iu bulk from Cincin
uatti to this place, was unloaded to Hall
Bros., and A. A. Shu ford on Tuesday. A
bad sign for any county that should raise
its owu meat. Hickory Cttrolinia.
The Chief Justice of Louisiana isThes.
C. Manning. He was born in the Albe
marle section of North Carolina. The
Chief Justice of Tennessee is Johu L.
Sliced, aud he was born at Oxford, X. C.
Wil. Star.
East Tennessee has 50,00t),000 tons of
iron ore that is estimated to be available;
at the usual rate it would require twelve
furuaces, making fifty tons per day, one
hundred and t tentv tive years to con
sume it.
There exists from Chuttanoego to Cum
berland Gap, Tenn., a distance of 150
utiles, a steady, unbroken line of iron ore
iu a vein vary ing from two to four feet
wide, and known to go down into the
earth ut least 75 feet.
Somebody told an Irish wit, dm ing his
last illness that he secured to cough with
greater difficulty tlittu on the previous
day. "Do 1?" said the wit. "That's
odd enough ! I've been practicing all
night."
Patterson the carpet bag ex-United
States Senator from South Catoliun, was
bounced out of two hotels iu Minneapolis
Minu., the past week for occupying the
same room with a woiuau whom he regis
tered as his "ueice."
justice Woodman, 01 Chicago, has an
original wav of eufotring older iu court.
The other day a bailiff who was noisy
paid no attention to the Judge whojamped
down niton linu, pummelled hint soundly
and then quietly resumed thu business of
the court.
Whenever the Republican party gets
into a bad fix and its leaders appreheud
disaster, some one cries "unload," as
Grant did when things begau to look
squally during his last administration.
And now. when the storm clouds are
gat hi t ing. Republican editors are begin
ning to cry "unload." Xetcs & Observer
The New York 7 Vines- says : "Two bun
died thousand dozen foreign eggs have
been received nt this port dm ing the last
nine months, lit the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1882. we imported 11,928,784
dozens of eggs, valued at $1,808,450.1:1
or at the rate of 15 cents per dozen
Eggs, by the way, tire 011 the free list.
Isn't it about time that the American
Hen had a representative on the commit
tee of ways aud means t"
The Effect of Whisky. A night
seeue at Vincuuues, Intl. A wealthy
young man iu a two weeks' drunk talks
to his parents in teaderest affection of his
young wife. Bids farewell to his parents
and goes up stairs to his wife, who is in
ied asleep. Puts his anus around her
neck and shoots Iter to death. Then he
sends a shot through hia owu brain aud
they die together. No other cause but
the maddening effects of drink.
2S. O TJ O E !
JOHN F. EAGLE,
T-FASHIONABLE.,
BOOT
AND
SHOE
M AKK1I,
Invites voiir aittniion to his shop, opposite
Mayor's Utlict. Repairing neatly and prompt
Iv done. AH grades of goods made to order'
Oct. 1st. 'Shtf.
Malaria. Chills and Fever, aud KtUtoas attacks
positively cured wltu Emory's standard cure Pills
an Infallible remedy : never fails to cure the most
obstinate, loiter standing cases where uulnine and
all other reroeaits had failed. They are prepared
expressly tor malarious sections. In double boxes,
two kinds Of Pills, containing a strong cathartic and
a chill breaker sugar-coated; OMUU sing no Oulnlne
; mey are
General Diaz, who had such a good
time during his recent trip through the
United States wants to be elected Presi
dent of the Mexican Republic, but the
papers in that country oppose him, ou
the ground that he is too intimate with
our General Grant to be safely intrusted,
with affairs of the government.
1 hu pallets 111 that couutrv have sense
if the people have none. Grant's ambi
tion seems to be recognized in other lauds
and his associates, even are suspected.
Hickory Carolinian.
Gen, Crook, iu his pursuit of the Apn-
chese, made a raid into Mexican territory,
(by tbo consent of course, ot the Mexican
government), overtook aud sin rounded a
large party of the savages, killed 'some,
aud captured the others, together with a
large booty of mules, - ponies, gold aud
silver, arms, Sec, aud also released sev
eral captured women aud children.
A young mau from Similiter. S. C,
a' tending school at Davidson College,
was playing base ball and fell with
such force as to receive injuries ter
minating 111 death the next day, being
the second of the Davidson College
students that have been killed by
playing this game, says the btatesvillc
Landmark.
The North Carolina resolution on
the tariff is likely enough to be incor
porated in the national Democratic
platform next year. It is the same
as that of Indiana. Senator Vorhees
says that with that Indiana will be
carried by a majority of 12,000 votes.
it speaks the sentiments of our peo
ple. Messrs Dortch and . Merrimon
were on the committee that drew the
North Carolina resolutions. Ex.
Best in the World.
Brandreth's Pil Is have stood the test of forty-
five years of use by the American people.
They are entirely Vegetable. They are
absolutely universal, for ihere is no disease
thty will not cure, if taken in time. They are
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complish three ihings ; first, to purify the blood;
second, to cleanse and regulate the stomach
and bowels; thitd, to stimulate the kidneys
and liver and purge away the ashes of the sys
tem and diseased matters of the body. By pur
ging wi.h ihese Pills constantly, a new body
can be built up from fresh, healthy food in ;
few months. In this way, gout and rheiima
lism, ulcers and fever sores cn be eradicated
in a few weeks. The worst cases of dyspepsia
j and cosliveness can be cured by taking one or
two pills everv nedil for a month. In casesof
twenty years' standing, gentlemen have been
cured by taking one pill a night for a year
Brandreth's Pills give to the human body, no
matter how worn or decayed, the recuperative
powers of youth. In their action, they imitate
the rapid changes of the youthful body. We
all wir h to die of old age. A hundred years is
the natural limit of life, which can only be
reached by purging and purification.
In general debility, nervous tremor, and
mental depression Brandreth's pills have a
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world. Constitutions shaken by long residence
in unwholesome climates, or by sedentary hab
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as is its action on tne whole system, is perfect
ly harmless to the tenderesl frame. The Pills
are composed of rare balsams, without the ad
mixture of a grain of any mineral wltatevtr, or of
any other ileletenous substance. I hev operate
di recti v, powerfully, and beneficially upon the
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Letter from a Gentlemen Ninety Yean
ClaV-Long Life from Use of Brand-
reth's Pills.
Praibie duChiex, Wis., Feb. 11, 1882.
I am in the ninetieth year of my eatrhly
pilgrimage, and before passing to another, and
I trust, a better world, 1 wish to bear icstuuo.
ny to the great virtues of Brandreth's Pi Us as a
household remedy, i hey are the. best blood
punher and cleansers ot the stomach and bow
els in the world. I have raised a family of 10
children, been blessed with three wives.and my
laruiiy experience reaches over seventy years
For over forty-five years I have known and
believed in urandreilfs Pills. They have
cured me of indigestion. cost tveness, dyspepsia
and the females of my family have, found them
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Alfued Bkunson, A.M., D.D.
MT. VERNON
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Present his compliments to the hi,i 1
ad resucctfullv solb-if lUr!
- 1 1 mi m i s
'P6 in 111 UT
MS
and respect fully solicit
tablisment. It is comi
quirements of first class business
Horses, Buggies, Outf
rnuetons, Wagons, fcs,
tiP ME IS rONKIDK.NT f)F- ottfiUj
SATISFACTION.
Special provision and favoraid. J J
Hoarding and keeping honua
Drovers wilt find good Stalk ...u,,! i-
at this place. T
Special -accommodations for thehmUi
ol Commercial Travelers.
Lee Street, Salisbury, Jf. q
36:tf
J ust Received
. ! Ill'
A FRESH LOT OF ASSORTED
GARDEN SEED
At ENNISS'.Brug Sto
A Good SLATE Giv
AWAY J
en
Am
Any person purchasing r0 Cents worihof
BOOKS orJIcdicines, &r. at KXNl$$
Drug Store wiribc presented with a 2li
slate.!
LAMPS AND LAMP
GOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
At ENNISS' Drug Shirt,
January 18, 1883.
WANTED. On
Sets, at-
ENNISS'
on
SCHOOL BOOKS
COST, at
ENNISS' Dm M
Itf.
North Carolina Railroad.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Dale, Apr. 30, 1&82
Leave Charlotte
M Salisbury
" High Point ..
A rr O reens bo ro . . . .
Leave il reensboro .
Arr. Hillsboro......
" I Durham
" Ral
Lv.
Arr, Goldsboro-.
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No. 51.
Daily.
4.10 n.ta.
(3.05
?r20 "
8.10 "
9.30 "
11.47 "
12G "
1.40 p.m.
4.05
6.3Q
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4.3-1 p-
g.2b r
7.50 "
910
11 2$ a
12 AH
1 2(1 A-K
13vAV
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No. 15--Daily except Saturday,
Leave Greensboro 6 30 p. m.
Arrive at Raleigh 2.45 p. m,
Arrive at Goldsboro 8.00 "
A,v vs. v ' u 1 1 1 1 uv i .i ai vjiii Pi'iu v if t y mr
K.. fur Asheville and Warm" Spricg
(i reensboro with K.& D. K. K. for all rinU
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ton.
No. 53 -Connects at Salisbury itlj WM
C, It. R. for all points in Western N.Caroliu;
daily at Greensboro with R. AH. K. K.forM
poiats North, Eaat and West.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Date, Feb. 19, 1882.
N. 50.
Daily.
No, 51
bailr.
m all cases : t uey enecman y cieanse rue system
and give new lire ana tone tq tne Doay . as a bouse
hold re rued) they are unequaled. Kor Liver com
plaint tbc-tr equal Is oot known : one box wlUhave
a wonderful effect on tne worse case. They are
used and prescribed by physlclaus, and sold by
druggists everywhere, or sent by mall, 5 and 50
cent boxes. Emory's Little Cathartic Plus, best
N'asmade. only is cents, -standard cure Co. in
ver sau street. New YorX. 4?;iy
FOR SHE BYJ. H. ENNISS.
Paxgekous Amusement. In a
party in St. Joseph, Mo., was a young
mau "noted for his brilliant conver
sational powers," and a beautiful
girl "from one of the upper counties f
and in the course of a struggle fur the
possession of a trinket, "the girl sank
her ivory teeth iuto the fleshy part of
the young man's arm." He politely
concealed his pain, till he returned
home when, ou removing his gar-?
ineuts, blood was found trickling
from the wound. Negt morning the
lacerated arm was found swollen to
twice its natural size, aud he was laid
up for several days. The St. Joseph
paper, in relating the incident, refers
to another and worse Que of a similar
nature that occurred at Cape Girar
deau a few years ago, iu which a
young gentleman actually died from
a playful bite ort his thumb by a'
young lady. The paper remarks:
"Jt frequently happens that the bite
of a woman is pm-ionou-V.
CUBE OF NEURALGIA.
Taken as a "Forlorn Hope," Brandreth's
Pills Effectfa Magical Cure. -Small-Pox
Cured.
Schenck Ate., East New York, April 12, 1880,
I jnost eordially give my testimony as to
the great value of Brandreth's Pills, veri bed
by eighteen years' experience in my mother's
(the late Mry, Dr. Geo M Browne) tamily and
my own. They were at first taken as a "for
lorn hope," for the cure of a very severe case
of Neuralgia of several years' standing,' the
patient being completely prostrated by disease
and the excessive use of opium, taken to dead
en the pain (by advice of her physician.) The
effects were almost magical; in one month she
wa able to be up and walk around freely, and
the disease has never returned. My mother
was also cured of an attack of Inflamatoiy
Rhumatism by the same means. About six
years ago I was taken wUh what a ppeartd to
oe a oaa coia, nut in a short time, synilonis of
conUuentb-nali Pox were developed, causing
us much alarm. I determined to try Brand.
ratK'j I'll It. us - J . I tf
... m m. ins iciucuj, aim nieir euicacy was
soon apparent. I was well much sooner than
was expected, and without receiving a single
mark or trouble of any kind. It IS m V fi rm
belief, judging from the severity of the case,
that had I gone through the regular routine
prescribed by physicians, I should have died.
I know of many other instances of the value
of Brandreth's pills in disease aifd sickness
which I will be happy ;o give to any one who
win appty to me
Mas, E. St. Johx.
T7SED THTJLTY YEARS,-
COULD NOT GET ALONG WITHOUT PUANO.
RETH'S PILLS IN THE HOUSE,
84 Morton Street, New York CUy, Mar. 1, 1880,
I have used Brandrpth s Pills for over thirty
years. I am a great sufferer from Rheuma'.
tism. Whenever I feel it I take one or two
doses, which give me immediate relief. I also
take them for cositivenessfwiih which I am
also troubled, and they always give me relief
I could not gel along wit limit vonr pills in mv
mur. uAg. p HEttKBERQ.
18;ly
Leatvef ioldsburo ..
Arrive Raleigh
Leave
Arrive Durban ....
"j Hillsboi
Greens! i ro...
Leave "
Arrive Ilixh Pioat
V Salbdiurv
"S Charlotte
,10.00 a. m
I IO IK
4.15 "
5.32 "
6.11 M
8.30 "
9.15 "
9.50 "
11.12 "
1.10 a.m.
,10.1) a. v.
10.50
!l2.15 "
2.10
No. 1G, Daily ex. Sunday-Lv.Goldsl'o W
Ar.Jialei.li Wm
ArGreenborooJOpJ
No. 50 Connects at Charlotte
Ait Line for all points in tbeSoalkaWip
west. , . r
V en r. . Si In. -'Ik l...
rst. o- connects ni i.tiariouc - -
A A.R.R. with allpoints Soutli and
N. W. N. C RAILROAD.
Going West.
No 50
Daily.
Lv; Greensboro
Ar. Kernel vi lie
" Salem
9 25 p 111
1041 "
11 10 "
uiiy.
xjwinwj.
ll3;'!
12 0$ P
Goiko West.
No. 51
Daily.
ex. "Sun.
Leave Salem
Ar. Keruersville
- Greensboro
6 20 a 111
646 "
7 43
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niih.
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STATE UNIVERHrY RAIljOji
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Going .North
Leave Chapel Hill
Arrive University...'
Going South.
Leave University....
Arrive Chapel Hill
J)ajlyex
I 7.30 s -
No. 2. ,
o.-iu p m
I 6A2 Vm
Pullman
On Trai
Washington & Danville,
m Sleeping Cari withoat
n No. 50, New York and T?
Kton & Danville, , n,nfili
On Train No. 52, Richmond anu --
vv.. .1. ; 1 ...o 1 ... via 1852
MB Til l II lip II Tickets on ie l"Z.M
RAeigh, Goldsboro, Salisbury W
and at all principal point So'-in.
Wesl.Norlh and East. For Kniign"!'-
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas andt lie
address; A P0PB.
Gcr. Paengeif.
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