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It old friends and p:itron vrjth ar. install
call and' see liia'present stock of new
Harness, Saddle, Collars, Ac. lie warrants
satisfaction to every purchaser of New Stock,
and also his repair work. Rates- as low as a
ood article will admit of. Gall and roc.
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WESTERN N. C. RAILROAD.
OFFICE UBN. PASSENGER AGENT,
Salisbury, N. C, MAY 11th, 1884
SCHEDULE.
ST.
Train No. s,
EAST, f
STATIONS.
(Train No-1,
V , W EST.
Ar. a. in .
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" It 43 p. m.
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st ateh vllle
Newton
Hickory
Morgan ton
Marion .
old Fort
Round Kno i)
Black Mountain
Asuevllle
Alexander's
Marshall . .
I Warm Springs
Train Ho, 8. 1
T XAST. f
STATIONS,
4.48 p. m.
1.48 "
1.38
Ashevllle
Pigeon River
Waynestvtlle
iLv. 12.05 a. m.
Ar. 1 oa
3.4S "
S.0
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5.41 "
8.20 "
8.5 "
T.5 "
8.5 "
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t Train No.
t WEST.
Lv. 9.20
Ar. 11.12
" 12.23
Train 7 and 8 run dally.
Train No. 3 connects at Salisbury with R. & D. R.
R , from all points south. 1' :'
TraOa No. 1
Connects at Salisbury with R. v D. R. R. from
all points North and from Raleigh.- Connects at
Stat ea vine with A T 0. lHv. bt C." C. A. R.
It ' Connects if Warm'Sprlngs with h. Tenn., Va.
a. R. R. for Morrlst own and points vtst.& S. W
Train No. 8
I at Wrm Springs with E. T. Va. A Ga.R.R
Morristcwb k the' West iS.W. Connects at
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tatesruie with A. T. t o. 'Dirt of C C. & A. R. R
s& t Salisbury with R. I D. R R. for all points
North sad Bast and for Raleigh.
Through Tickets
s a tele at Salisbury, staVesville, AsnevUle and the
W I 1 Springs Jo all principal cities. '
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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ULACKMER fe HENDERSON
Attorneys, Counselors
and Solicit or s.U
Sl isburv. N. C.
Jan. 22d, 79 tf.
J. M. MCCORKI.K.
T. F. KLUTTZ.
ATTORNEYS ad CrJfUNSELOIfS
Lis'ni'-UY, N. C.
Office on Council Street, opposite the
Court House. ...-.
Did She Pop Hie Question?
. '.
r Albany Journal
"Ta saitl Samaiitlia to peacon
Botlkiu. "ma savs, ask you to tell ua
liovv oti climlHtl the iiost?"
44Go away, now, jcaJa, aud don-1
bother me: Vm btiaV, aaid the dea-
con.
"Oh, please do lei I uu," cliorused
both girls.
"Wall, tpg;et ritl on ye; I'll lell y.
It was afore We was married an' a lot
'o us young follows lived in a boarding
house together. 1 was a court in yer
ma, then, aud a 1 1 t he ivst was a-cour-tin'.
Ycr inn lived out to Milton,
and there wasn't any way to get there
then but to walk.
"We fellers had an uuderstaundiu'
that, as we all went off count in' Sun
day an' Thursday nights, the one
. I "a - I IjL"" 'f a X . ... ' 1 .'J' A
uiai got nome last must siunu treat
for tire crowd! $ow, hiy "rbomrhale
he woultj allt'.rs get in fosL' soitteho'w
or other. He had to walk five miles
to see his gal, but he was ' allers Tn
bed when I got in ; b he never had
to treat. '1 couldn't understand it.
Sometinfes we felt sartin lhat be
hadn't got home, an' watched' for him,
but he alters was found in bed. At
last I told him I would give him $1
if he would tell me how lie managed
it, for I most a Hers had to stand
treat." " M . ;: U
"Of course vou did." said both
girls,
"Wall, be finally showed me how
he climbed up the corner post of the
piazzy, an' got iu the winder, while
we' Were watching for htm below.
"That night was Thursday night,
r .... -m . . i a
an l went to juillon as usual. 1 wore
a brand new brown surtout. ' I got
hack a little late, and slipped round
to the piazzy ad' c'limbexl up 1
thought the 'post was "mighty slippery,
but I jest pin in an got up and got
10 oeu.
"The next moruin' ef I didn't have
the darnedest look in' suit of "clothes
you ever see.' They'd been a paintin'
the house, an 1 didu t know it, lor 1
didn't go hum to supper, but went
out to Aliltou airly to take supper
with your ma. New surtout an' all
was 'covered from top to toe with
paint. '"
"Your ma, when I told her about
it, sayt:
"llezekiah, I think you ueed some
body to take xjare of you."
"Ah," says lpHepzibah, spozen
you try it.
' "Au' your ma sticks to it that
she didn't mean nothiu' by it, an'
that she didn't pop the questioVto
me..
"Of cour e she did," cried the girls;
"and how lucky it was for us that
she did."
A Ship Loose at Sen.
- j
The I umber-laden schooner Maggie
if. Riser's, which was abandoned
water-logged, near Cape Hatteras, od
January 7, still outlives the raging
Atlantic gales. A vessel arriving at
Halifax last week reported passing
(his derelict on the lit h inst. in lati
tude 37 deg. 05 min. north, longi
tude 64 deg. 16 min. west, dismasted
k'nd covered wjth 'Intimacies. After
her crew left her she drifted three
hundred miles in an easterly direc
tion right across the Gulf Stream cur
r0ht, then altered her course, travel
ing one hundred and tweutv miles
due s uthcast; then for forty days
moveu to Uie north northwest. In
May she was seen Heading for the
Florida coast; iu 'June she turned
-.1 ia. i. i i .i
oaniinaii, anti since men sue
has been twice ivnortcd drit'timr t..
the northeastward in the Gulf Stream
Current.
"She is now probably about two
hundred and tifty miles southeast
fromJNew !York; and having gotten
by the aid of ocean currents fairlv
within the "anti-trade" wind belt,
she will be speeded' by combined
wind and current agency into the
great ship routes between Ann rica
a id Eu Oje. She is not a ectiv
bark,' but an uhuost "solid mass of
lumber, and hence a grave men. nice
to navigation which may for years
survive the disintegrating power of
the waves unless some one blows her
to pieces. The government would do
a good service to comme.ee by des
patching a naval steamer to find and
sink or else bring into part this seem
ingly indestructible rover of ttie
deep. ' '
A North Carolina Law.
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3. Its employes are responsible
only to the Federal authorities and
can and do set the State authorities
at defiance.
No revenue ojftcer can be tried fori
any offence in a State court unless he
so pleases ; and still they are uot sat- j
i shed, but are clamoring that Con
gress shall give them still further
protection; not satisfied with this,
however, they demand also that Con
gress snail pass a law for the trial
and punishment in the united States
courts of persons who Kill, or make
assault with intent to kill revenue
officers while engaged in the perfor
mance ot tneir tunics, me present law
on the subject being, in their opinion
"entirely inadequate to the many
neinous crimes against me lives ami
persons of officers ot the Govern
'me tit which have been committed in
the past few years."
hen they get the law, their pro
tection will be complete indeed : tor
then not only must t Hey 'themselves
be tried before the Federal courts",
but 'any mad w horn they may choose
to swear against. "
Down with such a system, say the
Democrats.
No man on North Carolina soil
outrht to be above North Carolina
law.
When we remembered Dr. York as the
bold uud utdiiiichiug Jeuiocrat iu the
Legislature tor several sessions, wo real
tv felt sofry for hi in w lieu he stood on
the' platform iu this city ou Saturday last
and refused to say to which party he be
longed now, or tell the people what he
was for or how he would administer the
Stale Government if elected Governor
'He telt'his mien viable situation aud was
of course, embarrassed.
And when the Doctor was telling the
negroes what terrible enemies Democrats
were to them, and the poor creatures
cheered him and hurrahed, we eoutd'iiot
Ihlp thinking them very ungrateful when
it meruberiug that several hundreds of
thVir boys aud girls "are now attending a
Graded School in this citv at the expense
mainly of Democratic tax-payers, besides
the large number ot negro children at
tending schools iu the county, the sup
pm't r which is borne principally by
Democrat. As Dr. link once said a
Goldsboro, while visitiug the uogro Asv
hi in, you may 1 build Asvlmns for them
and educate their Children at the expense
.r ...1.2... x . i aLa ' .
im nimr lemocrais, anu cney will silll
vote against the uieii and interests that
benefits them. Hut we must all bear aud
forbear awhile longer. 'Minut-Democrat.
Top eka, Kav., Sept. 24. John P. St.
John, the Prohibition candidate for Pies
ident, was in this city yesterday, but hi
presence attracted no special attention.
A conference was held with him bv mem
bers of the Prohibition State central com
mittee, when they discussed the proposi
tion uf nominal i ng another candidate for
Governor in place of A. B. Jettmore, who
was nominated but' declined. It wns
agreed that the party shall put up anoth
er candidate bat who,, it was uot decided.
Mr. St. John left last night for the east
and will speak in Ohio, New York, Penn
sylvania, Indiana, and Illinois until the
'24th of October. He then returns to
Kansas and from that time until the day
of election will proceed to stir up the sit
uation hers. He will bring five or six
Prohibition speakers with him tocauvass
the Stats. The Governor says he will
receive more votes iu western New York
and portion of Ohio than either Blaine or
Cleveland and feels confident that his
vote throughout the country will reach
1 ,000,000.
Sunset Cox is spoken of in connection
with the mayoialit v of New York. He
is a Tain many man, but he has a big sou
iu his little body. We hope Sin set will
iuake the trip. It will give the party
Slid the people confidence iu the admin is
tration of city aflUj.
Another man got the nomination.
A TALE OF TWO CRUTCHES.
A Well Known Citizen of Atlanta
Lays Down his Cratches.
I have only a few words to nay, which are to
state that I have been couflued to my bed for
two months with what was called Nervous
Rheumatism, or Sciatic-j. I was only enabled
tn babble about occasionally by the use of
crutches, and In this condition I commenced
the ase of B. B. u., four bottles of which en
abled aw to discard the use of my" crutches
and attend to business. I hsd previously ased
all well recommended medicines without relief.
It has been over two months' since using
B. B. B., and I consider myself a permanently
cured man.
J. P. DAVIS,
Atlanta, Ga. (West Cud )
One night, about two weeks ago, a ne
gro named Jim Williams called at Mr.
Monnie Beaty's store with ao order for
$8, signed bv Mr. Alex. Caldwell. He
got the money and Sir. Beaty fonnd that
the order was a forgery. Williams was
arrested veslerday by policeman Boyte
aud locked up'. Cfatr. Qbaerrer-
Are die negroes not to be allowed to
use their education.
THEO- BUERBAUM
has j nst received
FISHING TACgLB
of all kinds,
BALLS,
MARBLES.
TOPS,
and
CROQUET SETS.
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HARDWARE.
' - - jr - a ''A3
WBN YOU WANT
HARDWARE
AT LOW FIGURES
Call on the undersigned at NO. 2. Granite
fow- DA. AT WELL.
Afcent for t hs ;'Card allT fresher."
Salisbury, N. C, Jane 8tb tf.
The cholera in Italy and France is less
vii blent than it was some weeks ago'. The
0'ew caM leatas, reported
evei-j day,' vibrate from day to day some
times less and sometimes more. The av
erage is abet 400 new cases bd ?O0.
deaths each day. There have been one
or to cases only a few in " the city of
Home.
One of the most interesting exhibts at
the State Expostfio.i fa by Wallace Bros.:
ef 'Starevilh, embracing 400 varieties of
roots and herbs and 12 show cases of
medicinal plants add flowers. Between
4,000 and 5,000 varieties of the' flora of
the State. ' ' ; ; '
The oldest and largest tree in the
world' is a chestnut, near the foot of
ount iEtna.' It is hollow, and large
enough to admit two carriages driving
abreast throuh it. " The circumfrence
of the main trunk is 212 feet. The
Grizzly Giant, monarch of the Maripo
fa Grove, measures ninetv-twn fMf
FRIGHTFUL NASAL CATARRH.
Pieces of Bone.
For four years I have been aflUcted with a
very troubleasnie catarrh of tfre head. So
terrible has-lU nature been that when I blew
my nose small pieces of bones would frequently
come out of my mouth and nose. The dis
charge was copious and at times exceedingly
offensive. My blood became' so impure that
my general health was greatly in; pair. it. with
poor appetite and worse dig::?:..
Numerous medicines were used without
relief, until I began the use of B. B. a, and
three bottles acted almost like magic since
their use not a symptom has returned, and I
feel in every way quite restored to health. I
am an oM ettiaen 6 Atlanta, and refer to si.
most any one Ifvlng on Butler street, sad more
particularly to Dr. U M. GUiam, who knows
ef my ease.'
Una Elizabeth Knott.
We will mall on application to anyone inter
ested in blood and Skin Diseases, Scrofula,
Rheumatism, Kidney Troubles, etc, wonder
ful and unquestionable testimony of cures
effected by the use of B. B. B., the quickest
Blood Pui i Der ever known. Large bottles $1.00
or sx for 88.80. Sold by all Druggists, or Xx
pt sees d oa receipt of price.
BLOOD BALM CO. ,
Atlanta Sa.
For sale in Salisbury by J. H. Enniss.
TUTT'S
RILLS
TORFiD BOWELS,
DI3iiDERED LIVER.
-'an MALARIA.
From tlicoo bourccs arise ttucc ;ourt lis of
the diseases of tbo human ruee. Tboso
rmptoms Indicate thorr esUtenee : Lou of
Appetite, Bowtlj costive, Slclc He
ache, fulzaasa sifter eating, aversion
iBd, EmeU'll
r temper. JLo
' I: n vi ngf neglected
xertiou er MMf or as
of food, InvaaMitT c
piriU, A f.-t J iiic ot
same unty, Uizzlaese, Finite rlsws
ueorv, iots Dftorc f.to eyas, hlnrUIy col-
ed Lrtnc, t:j;igTIPATIO.Tf. and do-
mandtbaaso era r:mcly that a ts dircctl7
on the Liver. As a Liver medicine T UXT'S
PiLLJilwvoKocia-l. Thoir setiouon tb-3
KulncvsanilSkinisaloproTtpt; removing
ensjrrs or to systaat," prouneuu; appe
titi. Mound dicatton, nKnlnr stools, it clear
skia and vigorous bod v. CTTe WBJum
eaase no nonsra or rrining nor Interfere
with diily. v. ork and aro a porfeof i
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
jsMemrw r.g.c. Offl.41 MnrrivSl.tN.T.
Tinrs HasR dye.
Ghat HOt oit Wiiiskkes c'.iangod tn
stantlyto e- Grs?T Bl,ack bvanlnglo ap
plication cf thi3 DTE. Sold by Druggieta,
or sent by exnr ass ou receipt of a I .
Offlco, A Mnrmy Rnwt, New York.
TUTT'S HAtlOAL CF U jEFUI RECEIPTS FEEL
Mr. Blaine's explanation of his inan iace
tloes uot help him much out of tlie diffi
culty brought about by attiug the Indian
apolis Sentinel for slauder. it soeus that
be aim bis wife went to lire together
without hut formal maniaue, but aaree-
iug to something in the presence of wit-
aesses. Alter living in mat way lot some
time, Blaine says' he became alarmed aud
had a regular marriage ceremony per
formed iu Pennsylvania. The whole ex
planation is a poor excuse for his conduct,
aud it is surprising that Mr. Blaine would
write such a letter.
It was a bad day for tho Blaineitcs
when the v began assailing the private
character of Mr. Cleveland.--Home Democrat.
Uncle 3am now has in the vaults at
Washington $216,207,03 in gold, and
$17G.265,918 in silver. The cash iu the
treasury, counting silver and gold certi
ficates, amounts to $451,601,381. The
secretary has made another bond call.
Now is the time to
PAPER YOUR ROOMS
I have the
and make home mf
largest assortment ofo
WALL PAPER
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New Patterns, New Stock, with tasty and
dice lorderirig t6 match
My line of
FRENCH CANDIES
I receive fresh goods
"Rough on Bats!' clears out Rats, Mice.
IScU. ,
"Rough on Corns,!' for Corns, unions.
15c '
Thin people. "Wells' Health Renewer"
restores health and vigo, cures dyspepsia,
"Rough on Toothache,, inatarvt ren.ei. lyc.
Ladies who would retain freshness ami
vivacity don't fan to try -wens
Reaewer."
"Bucho-paiba;' great kidney aad urinary
cure.
Flics, roaches, ants, bed bugs, rats, rtyce,
cleared out by Rough on Itats. loc.
"Rout'h on Coughs," troches, joc: nqniu
25c.
W r olii I A rt'it slow in deve'ooment, puny
and delicate, iise We1W Health Renewer.V
"Rough on Dentist" Tooth Powder, j ry
it, I5c.
Nervous Weakness. Dyspepsia, Scxyal
Debility cured by "Wells' Health Renewer.
VI.
kfnihnr Swan's Worm Svrup, lorfevensh-
ness, worms! co.nstipntion ; tasteless. 25c.
. . . ,1 .11 mj... on, l ITri
Stinging, irritation, an "
nary' complaints cured by "Buchu-paiba.
I.
Night sweats, fever, chills, miliaria, dys
pepsia, cured by "Wells' Health Renewer."
My husband (writes a lady) is three times
the man since using "Welia' Health Re
newer." $1.
If von urn fuilinty lirnkcn WOTll OUt and
nervous, use "Wells' Health Renewer." ft.
- . . .. A
Prevalence ot hlidney complaint in Amer
ica; '-Buchu-paiba" is quick, complete
cure, ft.
is the best in town
every week.
Do you want something good to eat
I keep just the nicest
FANCY GROCERIES
You ever put into your mouth.
SCHOOL BOOKST
STATIONERY,
N0Y1LS
MT. VERNON
M. L
Present
and res
ARBY
nt his compliments to the n.Tn
neetfullv solir-w ,e Publtc
tahlisment. It' is complete" in . hS
quireinents o Hrst class business '
Horses, Buggies, Carriages,
" COKKIDEST
StTKViCTt. .. 1
Sl)(cl!ll Ofonm .l j
. A '""'ooanons tor the U
o I Commercial Ti averora l,ie "cnefii
36:tf
Lec Street. Salisbury. X. c,
jar.i .
NOW IS THE TiMETO SUB
SCRIBE FOR THE CAROLINA
... nmetv-tw ft. WATCHMAN, $1.50.
WE DESIRE TO CALL THE THOUGHTFUL ATTENTION OF FARMERS
TO THE st iT.Kiou n::ui rs op
-J
AS A FERTIUZZB FO?. WHEAT AITS GEASS,
The advantages r.'sultlnj; from It n e ar not only an increased yield,
but the permanent improvement ot the io'.l front t'.i abu.ulant growth of
gTass which is sure to follow .
"OKCHILLA" is no new thin';. For eighteen yctrs it has been
undergoing trial. and well has k stood t'o t t. Ar, hrst, its progress to
favor was naturally slow; but iiu-nt will, sooner or later, have its reward,
and now its sales every ye .r a o 1 irely iieTe.tsed'over those of the pre-
ceding yesr, a id the friend i of i s e irly days tire i s bo t friends now.
It has been used extensively i i Maryland, re in-vlvtnia and Virginia,
and from Its abtt-tdaut ucces. eveVywhere, w ar j'tstitied in recommend
ing it to you a; being well ad.ipte I to your soil. rtilizer for your use
has had such unvarying sue ess a id continue I p-mtila ity. Some of the
largest and best farmer i i thes l Sir e s at.;- it a iuostr exclusively. '
IS lit Successful, bee au e it is Xi lira's own provision for her ex
hausted fields. .
It 1 Lo r Priced, boc-uw we have non f the extiense of manu
facturers and, without regard to its hili agricultural value, we base its
price solely u;on its actu .1 eot to i n ;.rt.
We refer you brlnio ta'.?rhn oft'ie f ;rmcr.t tr.'io Jure mcl ami ask you t
enquire of than as to its merits'.
OR3HILLA FOR "WHEAT.
It is a remark tble f.ict b t tin compW anly is of Orcliilla Guano
shows almost identical rcn'i.i w U tfe- aiialysii p( tiie a b of a bundle of
wheat in the straw. Tht duub less f irii shes tli i" i n i whvr OrchilU is t,
good wheat produce ; it contains all tin thmns t.f xo.wU gr .wlh within itself ,
JOH II. M M iAM,V, R q , of ltilfln, C., June 23d,
1884, says: Thoe who u e I Ore' ilia lat fi'l Riak ii m st nattering
terms of its result , in wide 'i I eo-ienr. a in f ou e purehas-s will demon
strate. I can see where I us d O t'lilla' tVs s iri ;jj a very perceptible dhV
erence. It is too 6 ,rly 1 t o Seas n to r port r sill s.
R. h. DO It OX. E-i.. rr io, lr.d-11 C., !. C, July 15,
1834, say 8: ,4I litvem d the OrcbiU i Una i for th en years on light
Sandy land f r w'le. -t ami el r," . lr h civ n s i i-f i.itirtn. My neighbors
who used it last fall ar; well 1 is d. Wu el fnio o ie to three hun
dred pounds to the a rre. Wj expo t to u e i ai.i.
Ir. F. ( lini!ir,S I. tlw River. Alamance
Co., N. C' July lft, lS84,savs: - "I l.av.) U d OrchUla for two years,
and am well "please I wth the result, t expet to use it more largely this
fall. I am convinced it is all you clai n for it.'
aj. A. H. DREirkV, fWr.l.vfr, ( hsrlo City C:,
probably the most extensive f !rni4 $ in tbe State, says: "Orchilla
Guano does qiiite as weil on my wh at a any fertilizer I ever used."
' Cl. PEYT1 H. i Ol.tJ ' r iP.tOM(evllle, 4 bemarle
CsM Tau, equally promi eut hi t e e mihunity, pays: "OrchUla has
made Wheat for nu when everything eis ; fade 1 to do so.M
OROHILLA FOR GRASS.
If Orchilla has a specialty, It is 1 i Unking grass. That XBVER fails.
Col. Rll'DOLPH HiKICIMU Cosnnslswl aer of Aarrl
CSitHre ol' tli Sta e ol' Vir ini i, It i --ii msnd, saw:-"Orchilla
eertainly possesses special clovtr-jtrodwing virtu or, if that is an inac
curate word, it enables clover btike hf A , and helps it to stand drought '
a great point. 1 watch its eiTect o i my crops With mil It i i terest. "
f9Send for Onr Bpokoi Tcs'lmonl ds from fa '-mors who have used
Orchilla Guano for years, and who sav: "It has road.; our poor lands
rich." Respectfully,
TEA VERS, SXEAD & CO
IMPORTERS' AGENTS,
RICHMOND, VA,
FOK SALE BY
McN ely & Johnson, Salisbury, N. C.
W. F. Hall. ' St ateaville. N. C.
45 2m.
Jacob J.on .
Co ncord, N. C.
FASHIONABLE MILLIflEBY!
MRS. EATE MEDEMACa",! NOT 10
is pieaseu to announce to tne ianiesToi A.U n
Salisbury aad surrounding countfy, th&i r
l i ifTr t rvt i -tj t - t 1 1 ; account
sue nas upencn a .miii.i - r. . s oivrvxi iu
Crawford's new building on Main Street,
adjoining the room formerly occupied by
Blackraer & Taylor as a Hardware House.
She is prepared to till orders and respect
fully invites ladies to call and inspec t her
stock. Can supply on short notice any
article uot in Store. Believes her work
will not only irive satisfaction but pleasure.
Will fill orders promptly and at charges
as moderate ag possible. Indellible stamp
ing on any kind ot material tor Braiding
j and embroidery, also tree hand drawing
i for Mottos, Hat bands. Handkerchiefs, &c,
i ..... ..i:.. ... ..i i... .
rtll MAI'. Illillll III I iil IHM tliv.
j I . I
.ii Jl i . i.il.
Asm Send six cents postage, and
WM Sea nm receive tree, a costiy tox ul
r I If "goods which will lielp you to
I mhi 8LB iinuv mi.iiihv i-iLTin iiwav than
anything elsf tn this w orld. All. of either sex. suc
ceed from first hour, 'the broad road to fortune
opens before the work ere, and Is absolutely sure.
At once address, Tnek & Co., Augusta, Maine,
8ITTERS
To tbe needs of the tourist , commercial
traveler and new settler, Hostetter's Stom
ach Bitters is peculiarly adapted, since u
strengthens the digestive organs, and
braces tbe physical energies to unneslth
ful influences. It removes and prevcrS.
malarial fever, constipation, dyspepsi:.',
healthfully stimulates the kidneys auo
bladder, and enriches as well as nurifii
tbe blood. When overcome by fatigue,
whether mental or physical, the wearl
and debilitated find it a reliable source ol
renewed strength and comfort. Tor sala
by all DruKgUts and Dealers generally.
DARBYS
PROPHYLACTIC
FLUID.
A Household Article for Universal
Family Use.
For Scarlet and
Typhoid Fevers,
Diphtheria, Sali
vation, Ulcerated
Sore Throat , Small
Pox, Measles, and
sU Contagious Disease. Persons waning oa
the Sick should use it freely. Scarlet Fever has
never beta known to spread where the Fluid was
used. Yellow Fever has been cured with it after
black vomit had taken place. Tlie worst
cases of Diphtheria yield to it.
Fevered and Sick Per- SMALL-POX
sons refreshed and and '
Bed Sores prevent - PITTING of Small
bv bathing wan
or
are herehv
ness, and art
settlement ph
count? will bj
tice. to colic
Dec. 6, A
orti
:t.
to me. either on
S'l:;eflor(Jii.ni
, -enw
of such indeht-
"quested to nuke
therwise the sr.
itfiout further nn
process.
J. I). Mi-NEELY.
eel
The 7ali3? Motoal Life Assfltiati
-HOME OFFlcWiS.NToX, Y -The
Cheapest, Safest, and Most Reliable Uie In
surance now offered the Dubllc Is found In the Val
ley Mutual, which uuabUs yyu to carry ali.ooo tth
pllcy at an actual average cost or $s.5o per annum.
For further information, caU on or address
j. w. Mckenzie, .upnt
May 20, 1SS3. Sli?svkt. S. c.
S66
a week at home. $: outfit free. Payab.
solutely sure. No risk, eaultal not r,.
lUireU. header. If vim w:mi in.inu.
at Which ucrsiins or itt)w.r . ....
or old, cau make great pay all the tliae Hi ey work
with absolute certainty , write for particulars to '
H. II ai.i.ktt i Co., Portland, Maine
18:ly
RICHMOND & DAH7ILLE1 1
N. C. DIVISION.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TKiNS (iOING KAST.
Jan. titn.J'
No. ol.
Daily.
Leare arlolte... .
" alisbtirv
" iligli roi.'.i -.
A rr . (i reensboro
Leave (J reensboro .
Arr. Hiiisl,oro....
" Durham
' lialejgli
Lv. '.'
Arr. Goldsboro
No. 63,
Daily.
3.SS a.m.
5.31 "
0.47 "
7.27 " -9.45
"
11.49 "
12 27p.m.
1.43 "
3.00 "
5.15 '
b.03 ji. ra,
9.30 "
10.42 "
11.15 M
Anwiwawi
If ST APIA
No. 15 Daily except Saturday,
Leave Greensboro 4 20 p. m.
Arrive at Kaleigli 11.54 p.m.
Arriveat Goldsboro 5.00 a.m.
No. 51 Connect -at Greensbors with K & h
R R for all points North, East and West
Danville. Al Salisbury silb W N C R R for
all points in Western N C At GoUlsbera
with W & W R R daily. Noh. 51 and 63
connect at Greensboro with R & D R R od
for all poinla on the Salem Branch.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Jan. Uth, 1884.
No. 50.
Dailv.
No, 52.
pail.
t
LeaveGoldaboro ..
Arrive Raleigh
Leave "
Arrive Durburr ....
" HilUboi .....
Greenwl i ro...
Leave "
Arrive High Piont
44 Salisburv
Charlotte
1 1.55 a. m.'
2.15pm j
5.10 " !
0.27 "
7.08 "
9.25
9.55 "
10.37 "
12.05 "
1.58 a. m.
8.43 i. p,
10.17 "
11.28 "
12.53 l-.P.
ed
Darbvs Fluid.
Impure Air made
harmless and purified.
For Sore Tnroat it is a
sure cure . '
Contagion destroyed.
For Frosted Feet,
Ohllblalna, Piles,
Chafing, etc
KhfitiiiHt Ism cured
Soft Whit Complex
ion secured by its use:
Ship Fever prevented.
To purify the Breath,
Cleanse the Teeth,
it can't be surpassed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Erysipelas cured.
Barns reliereduasuntly.
Sears prevented.
Dysentery cuved.
Wounds healed rapidly.
Seur tl cured.
An Antidote for Animal
or Vegetable Poisons,
Stings, etc.
T used the Fluid during
-ear present affliction with
Scarlet Fever. wid de
cided advantage. It is
indispensable to the sick
room. yw. F. Sand
ford, Eyrte, Ala.
Pox PREVENTED
A member of my fam
ily was taken with
Small-pox. I used the
Fluid ; die patient waa
not delirious, was not
pitted, and was about
the house agai si three
weeks, and no others
had it. J. W. Pabk-
inson, Philadelphia.
I Diphtheria
Prevent sd-
The physicians here
use Darbys Flatd very
Successfully i n the beat
rhent of Uiphtheria.
A. S T' tLLKN VVKRCIC,
Greensboro, Ala.
Tetter dried up.
Clmlera prevented.
Ulcers purified aad
healed.
In cases of Death it
should be used about
the corpse it wis
prevent any unpleas
ant smell.
The eminent Phy.
slcian, J.MAKION
SIMS, M. !., New
York, savs ' I am
convinced Prof. Darbys
Propliy lactic Fluid is
valuable disinfectant."
randurbilt University. Nashville, Tenn.
I testify to tlie niott excellent qualities of Prof.
Drby-. Prophylactic Flui-1. As a disinfectant and
d.i- it it is bu:h tlicorctically and practically
superioiT any prcparauon with "rhich I am ac
quainted N. T. Lvktom, I'rof. Chemistry.
Darbyit Fluid is Recommended by
H n Ai.rxANDi K H. Stsphsns, of Georgia ;
Kcv. Ciias. F. Dkbms, D.D.. Church of the
Strangers, N. Y.;
tos. LsCokts, Columbia. Prof, University, S.C.
TRev. A J. Battlk, Prof.. Mercer University;
Rev. Gbo. F. Pikkc, fiuhop M. E. Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO KVKHV HOME.
Perfccdy harmless. Used internally or
externally for Man or Beast.
The Fluid has been thoroughly tested, and we
have abundant evidence that itnas done everything
here claimed, i r fuller information get of your
lruggist a pantpluet or scnU to tne proprietors.
t
Scarlet Fever j
J. H. ZEII.IN & CO..
r"
No.16, Dailyex.Sunday-Lv.Goldsb'oCWrP
Ar. Kaleish M P"
Lv. ' 6-2,P"
Ar.Green8boro5.4)i'
No. 50 Connects al Salisbury with U
points on C R R and at Cliarlotie i
A. C. Air Line for all points Sooth.
No. 52 Connect- al Charlotte with C. V.
& A.R.K. with silpoints South ami Houlh'
and with Adll Air- Line lor all foinU SoU)
N. W, N. C RAILROAD.
GoiMa South.
No. 50
Daily,
ex. Sun.
No. a?
Lbilr,
Lv. Greensboro
Ar. Kernersville
" Salem
Going North.
11 30 pm
12 36
1 16 "
No. 51
Daily,
ex. Sun
loOOs m
1104 "
12 53 bp
Leave Salem
Ar. Kernersville
4 Ureenab iro
No.W-Ihiily-
7 25 p m 530 sm
g05 " -6 05 "
Did 7 10 -
MATEUNIVERSI fYJAILRftAD-
GoiNf North
No. 1.
Daily ex. Sun.
Leave Chapel Hill
Arrive tJniverKitv..
Go' ko South.
10.20 s bi
11.20 a m
v o
Daily ex.-""
Leave University....
Arrive Chapel Hill.
12.05 p m
2.25 p
Manurartunns Chennts, I'M I LA OF.t.PH! A.
Baffet Sleeping Cars without (frap
On trains 50 and 51. between New
and Atlanta, and between Greiw
Aaheville.
Through Pullman S ecper ion
and 53 between Wash i l gton and
nanville and Kiclimon J, and Waxb
New Orleans.
8-Tlirouli Ticket on sale at (r
Raleigli, Goldnboro, 8lisbury and
and at all principal points South,
West, North and East. For Emier
Louisiana, Texas, A rk annus and ill
address M.SLAU
Gen. Pas
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