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The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
For the City of Mexico and Intermediate
Points.
TDefered Matter. |

A Montezuma special Pullman vesti-
buled train will leave Washington City
at $50 p. M. on Tuesdays, March IL and
26 aud April 9 aud %, arriving in New
Orleans at $50 A. M. the following
Thursdays, and in the City Of Mexico the
following Sundays at noon. Returning,
leave the City of Mexico on each alter
nate Tuesday thereafter until April 80,
inclusive.
The route of this superb train will be
via the Piedmont Airline and popular
Sunset Route, the Mexican International
Railroad, and Mexican Central Railway,
affording the golden opportunity of the
age for magnificent pleasure trip to the
Capital City of our sister Republic at q
season of the year when the attractions
of the climate are at their highest, and an
escape from the variable weather of our
spring season is most desirable.
This train, of the newest and latest
construction, especially designed for this
service, in its appointments, will surpass
all of its illustrious predecessors in the
perfection of art and mechanical skill, and
in affordiDg the Injuries of travel in the
highest refinement It will be lighted by
electricity and heated by steam, and will
OOuSlct Va 1uO opiOoNiN OOA P~oiSS SSA
"Azatlan," with special compartment for
baggage, provided with an elegant bath
room and barber shop, and containing
also library and smoking room.
The "Ponce de Leon" dining car is fur
nished with all the usual and well-known
conveniences, the cuisine and service
being under the direct management of the
Pullman Company. The sleeping cars
'Trinidad" and "Calmar" consist each of
twelve sections and drawing rooms, fur
nished in mahogany and carpeted and up
holstered in the most elegant and sump-
tuous style.
The extraordinary schedule to be made
by this train shortens the time between
the Capital Cities of the two Republics
to little more than 100 hours for jour
ney of nearly 5000 miles.
As the accommodations are necessarily
of limited extent, engagement Of space at
the earliest moment is advisable. For
| full particulars address the General Pas.
senger Agent of the Piedmont Airline
Washington, D. c., or any Agent OF the
Piedmont Air Line.-Eechdaqe
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
THE BUFORD HOTEL,
Charlotte. N. G..

This Modern. Commodious, Elegantly Fur
nished Hotel has been permanently leased and
will be personally operated by the undersigned,
its owners and former proprietors, Messrs John
ston & Miller, having retired from its manage
ment
The patronage of discriminating public
visiting Charlotte is solicited, with the assur-
ance on the part of the present Proprietor of &C
commodations and fare. equal to that OF first
vance in rates, reports to the contrary notwith-
standing
Commercial Men Especially,
Will be literally entertained, and their patron
age is earnestly solicited.
cE Rates for Transients per day 90 to 81. so
GEORGE W. KITTELLE,
Dec z, 1888 Proprietor
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
WHAT WE Import AND BuY-There is

WHAT WE 1MPoRr AND BUY.-There is
everything we use, from the clothing that
covers the infant after it comes into the
world, aud the cradle in which the little
thing is rocked to sleep to the coffin that
is to receive the body alter the breath has
left it. There is nothing in our dwellings
from the bed and bedstead upon which
we sleep to the footstool in front of the
wife's chair that is not of Northern make
The kitchen shows no article of Southern
skill. Every article on the farm from the
axe handle to the cotton gin is the product
of other lands than our own Washing
ton Progress.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

A 1000, ,O0O-AcRE FARM.-Last even
ing Mr. Edgar Holmes Ross, Mr. Ernest
Inman and Mr. G. L. Wheeler left for their
Santa Cataline tract in Durango, Mexico.
Two years ago Mr. Ross, who was travel
ling in Mexico, learned that the Santa
Cataline property was for sale. He Sc.
cured an option, and, going to England,
succeeded in forming syndicate for the
purchase of the 100000 acres. 1t is
proposed by the owners to enter upon the
business of farming on au unlimited scale.
The American members of the syndicate
are Senator Farwell of Illinois and Mr.
Wheeler Of this city. Mr. Inman, the
head of the organization, was recently
manager of the Inman line of steamers
Large purchase of seeds, agricultural
Implements, machinery, and blooded stock
have been made, and.have already been
shipped to the scene of operations.
sds City Times.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

a. The only factory in the world for
making corn-cob pipes is at Washington,
Mo. The five stockholders in it are draw
ing dividends of $4,000 year each. In
1878 III. Tibbe received a patent Tor a
sscement-like substance" with which to fill
the interstices of cobs, the said substance
being plaster of Paris, and his royalty on
bis patent amounts to 5000 a month. The
machinery for making the pipes is simple,
and an expert hand can turn out 5000 OF
them in ten hours
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
MORTGAGEE'S SALE.

By virtue of a Mortgage made to me by R. D.
Rus Rssf S and c~ %s dated IA d Sd day of sa
ters Office for Mecklenburg county, and default
having been made in the payment, 1 will sell at
the Court House door in Charlotte, N. G, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at 12
O'clock NJ, on March Both, 1889. all that Pro-
perty contained in said Mortgage, it being a
HOUSE and LOT at Pinevile, N. c., joining
the lots of Saml. Younts. s. w. Smith and J. W.
Morrow, containing about one acre. Terms,
Cash
J. w. MORROW,
Feb. %, 1889. 6w Mortgagee.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
FL N E f A r M S
At PI1h1ic Sale

Pursuant to the conditions of Deed of Trust
to me executed. to be found recorded in the
Registers Office. Lincoln county, N. c., in Book
scribed, at public auction, at the Court House
door, in Lincolnton, N. G on the second day of
April, 1889 (Court weekly The Tract contains
439 Acres and lies within half mile of Lincoln
ton, the South Fork of Catawba River,
known as the Caldwell Plantation, is mostly
bottom land and is one of the finest and most
valuable Farms in Western North Carolina. 1t
is divided into four Farms, which will be sold
separately.
The boundaries and plat of the several divis-
ions can be seen on application to r. NJ. Rose
man at Linconton, who will also show the
lands to those wishing to purchase.
Terms-One-third cash, and the balance in
nine and eighteen months. with interest, and
title reserved. Accruing rents will go to the
purchase ..
G. E. GRIER,
Fob tx 1890 Ru TTustpe
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

sB- It is written Of Voltaire that
when, in his painful effort to learn Eng
lish, he discovered that the letters, a-g-u-e
spelt "agu,' word of two syllables, but
it you increased the length by adding two
more letters, and 80 got p-la-g u-e, the
word became one syllab,e, and was pro-
nouuced "plag," he threw the book across
the room, fairly danced in rage, and
wished in his own. bitter way that one
half of the English nation might have the
"ague," and the other half the "plague."
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

eW One of the most pleasant things to
relieve tooth ache, is chewing cinnamon
bark. 1t destroyes the sensibility of the
nerves and suspends pain Immediately, if
the bark is of good quality. 1t is gen
orally as efficacious as any of the other
remedies and not attended with the un-
pleasant consequences of creosote, car,
bolic acid, etc., which relieves the pain
but leaves the mouth as sore aud painful
as the tooth was previously.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
What the Pole-Cat is Good For.

The much despised skunk is a good en-.
tomologist, and the farmer and gardner
make great mistake in persecuting and
destroying this humble animal. The few
eggs he purloins from the farmers hen
yard very poorly compensate for the
great number of noxious insects he de.
stroyes. In May be is sometimes seen at
sundown, on some elevated spot. watching
for the May beetle as he wheels his dron.
ing flight, and he saves him, too, not in
the sense spoken of in the immortal elegy,
but between his teeth. He is persistent
hunter, and in his nocturnal rambles
moves along with his nose close to the
ground; his sense of smell is so very acute
that not an insect, nor larva, above
ground or below, can escape him; his
eyes now glow with unusual brllliancy az
he scans every leaf and branch for the
hidden prey. About tobacco plantations
his services in destroying the tobacco
worms are considered valuable.
Several years ago tobacco was cult
waited to some extent in the adjoining
town OF Brighton. The writer, wishing
to get few Of the worms to rear moths
from, called on gentleman owning q
plantation in the town and made known
his object. The reply was: "Take al
you can find; we want to get rid of them.
In going through the rows noticed many
holes 10 the ground, five or six inches
deep, bu: could not make out the object
as they did not seem to have anything to
do with the tobacco. l mentioned the
fact to the gentleman, who smiled as BIZ
told me that it was done by skunks to OBJ
tain the tobacco worms that bad left The
plant and buried themselves TO undergo
their transformations. but were forestallec
by the keen-scented animal and made t
serve as food.-Son Francisco Chronicle
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

a. Some of the severest forms of that
distressing ailment called dy dysentery-that
is, when the bowels pass blood, with con
slant desire, with vain efforts to stool
are sometimes entirely cured by the pa
tient eating heaping tablespoon at the
time of raw beef, cut up very Gne, and re-
peated at intervals of four hours, until
cured, eating and drinking nothing else
in the meanwhile.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

a. A system of government under
which, notwithstanding the millions of
acres covered with ripe and bending grain
Gods bounty to Gods ereatures-a
half-dozen brawling gamblers standing in
a Chicago "wheat-pit" can reduce the size
of every loaf of bread is, to say in the
mildest spirit, open to criticism.-Nesc
York Herald
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

sB A conscience-stricken Massachu'
setts man has sent to the United States
Treasury twenty-five cents, which repre-
sents ive-cent stamp illegally used the
second time, and the interest on that
amount for thirty years. There seems to
be an unusually large number of twenty
five-ceut consciences in this country. It
is seldom that a $40, ,OO0-conscience is
stricken hard enough to induce its owner
to return that amount of money.-Er.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
THE MILK

Served by the JERSEY DAIRY in Glass Jars
takes the lead yet, as nc dirt is hid from view as
may be the case in tin cans, and being wide at
the top may be allowed to set for an indefinite
period, before emptying, without loss of cream.
which is likely to result with the narrow -necked
bottle, where the cream is almost sure to adhere
to the glass It also admits of being filed and
then set aside to cool, by removing the little cap
on the top, thereby allowing the animal heat to
escape. Try all the others and then try me
j. A. BARRY.
Feb. 8, 1885, $ss' 6m*
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

~ A "cat reception" is the latest
form of entertainment among the young
girls OF New York. 1t resembles the ordi-
nary O'Clock tea, only each one brings
her cat along, newly washed and deco
rated with her favorite colored ribbon :.
The girl having the prettiest pet receives
a prize, and the merits Of the various ami
malls are critically discussed.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

a. eyes, father" he said to old MI
Hayseed. "Pve graduated, and my edu-
cation is complete. s'pose l know every
thing Now l must choose field where
my capabilities can be used to the. best
advantage. want a large field where
have plenty of room" "Son," replied
the old mau, "there is ten-acre coru-
field. and you can have it all to your
self"
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

PROHIBITION DOES Nor PROHIBIT
For more than twenty years 1 have
been to every Legislature in Maine, often
with hundreds OF petitions. asking for
such amendments to the law as would
make it thoroughly effective. These, ef
forts have always failed, and the grog.
shops keep on pretty much as they did
twenty years ago.-Neol Doso in Lesois
ton Journal
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

a. Willie Perkins, blind boy of
Owensboro, Ky, has invented writing
machine for the blind by which the ordi-
nary character used in writing by persons
who have lost their sight can be produced
as readily as the letters upon type
writer. The invention is extremely simple,
being on the type-writing principle.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

a. Mr. E. B. Musgrove, cotton-buyeI
of New Orleans, recently sent cable
message to Liverpool, and received an
answer just an hour and a-half later. The
dispatch was filed in the Western Union
Office in New Orleans at 9.45, and the an
swer was received at Ills o'clock.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
SEED OATS.

have just received a large lot of RED RUST
PROOF and WHITE SPRING OATS for
Seed purposes. :s..
They are of the very best quality, and my
prices are low ....
State Irish Potatoes-Early Rose, Beauty of
Hebron and Goodrich varieties-whichI offer as
low as the lowest.
Call and see them i.-
E. B. SPRINGS.
Feb g. 1889. u
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

~ It is believed that the oldest tim,
Der in the world that has been used by
man is found in an Egyptian temple
which is known to be at least 4, 900 years
old. The wood is in the form of ties, hold
ing the end OF one stone to another. The
ties appear to have been made of shittim.
wood or acacia.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
Executors Notice.

Having qualified as Executors of the last Will
and Testament of W. M. Mills deceased, we
notify all persons having claims against his
Estate to present the same within the time pre-
scribed by law. All persons indebted to the
Estate will please make immediate payment.
J. G. BURROUGHS, Executor.
DORCAS M. MILLS, Executrix.
Feb g. 1899 CIV
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
FERTILIZERS.

am now prepared to furnish Ammoniated
Guano, Acid Phosphate and Kainit to the trade
1t is not necessary for me to say anything in
behalf of the brands represent, as they ere toe
we'll known to require any recommendation
having been sold in our county for more than
ten years.
advise my friends to make their contracts fol
Fertilizers at once, as most manufacturers have
already sold out their entire stock, and look
for a much higher price in consequence ofel
500 Tons Stono Acid Phosphate.
200 Etiwan Dissolved Bone.
4 500 +" Royster g Strudwick High Grade
Acid Phosphate.
500 Farmers Friend Guano
200 ss German Kainit. 1858
~ E. B. SPRINGS. {
Jan 1s, 1889. an ses 10 .
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
Executors Notice.

Having qualified as Executor of the will o1
the late Rufus Y. McAden, I hereby give notice
to all persons having claims against the estate Of
the deceased to present them to me before the 9tf
day of February, 1890.
. JOHN H.. .MCADEN,
Ext of the will of Rufus Y. McAden.
Feb 8, 1859. 6w
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
Feb. %, 1873!
Administrators Notice.

All persons having claims against the Estate
of w. w. Pegram, deceased, are hereby notified
TO present them to me, properly attested, on or
before the Goth day of February. 1890, All
persons indebted to said Estate are requested to-
settle Immediately.
HUGH W.. HARRIS,
Admir-. w. W Pegram, deceased.
Feb. 15 1852 6w ..-
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
Feb. 8, 1889

Kings Sarsaparilla and Queens
Delight combined with Iodide of Potash, the
great Blood Purifier, sold only by
BURWELL g DUNN.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

eW The United States consumes 160.
OOO. 900, pairs of boots and shoes per an
mum, 100, 900, 900 of which are furnished
by the New England States.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

H No life is so safe as to avoid all
slips and detection, but the really good
one has quick and certain power OF recu'
peration.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
GREAT BARGAINS.

A fine line of Pant Goods at lower prices than
ever before.
Yard-wide Brown ShirtiDg, best quality goods
made, at cents yard.
The very best Alamance that is made and full
width. extra heavy, at cents yard
New lot of Ginghams at 80 cents yard.
New lot of Calicoes. A fine line of Worsted
Goods at 121a and Is cents.
The best Ladies' Shoe for 81 so to be found in
the city.
Bed Ticking at 10 cents yard.
If you want good Goods for little money, you
should call on US.
T. L. SEIGLE 6 co.
Jan. 19, 1889.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

D If the whole world were put into
one scale and my mother into the other,
the world would kick the beam
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

~ Street-car driver: "Me aud that
offharse has been workin' for the company
for twelve years now" Passenger "That
so !? The company must think great
deal of you both" swell. dunno: last
wake the two of as was taken sick, and
they got a docther for the harse, and
docked me. Gid-ap, thare, now, Betsy
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
Melon Seed.

We have a few packages of the famous
"Florida Favorite" Watermelon for
FREE DISTRIBUTION
To Melon growers The above was introduced
by Mr. Girardeau, the most celebrated Melon
Grower in Florida. 1t is pronounced success.
Call and get package.
Also, Buists' Almanac and Garden Manual.
We have just received full stock of Garden
and Field Seed from the Farm of r. Buist.
R. H. JORDAN s. CO.,
Feb. s, 1889 Springs Corner.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

az Tepid water with a little borax
dissolved in it is good to wash colored
table linen in.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
STERLING SILVER.

We have just received an immense stock of
beautiful articles of Sterling Silv'r in elegant
Plush cases.
A year ago we sold large quantities of Silver
Plated Ware. Our customers now want Solid
Silver. To meet the demands, we have now
laid in a large stock which we sell at prices that
cannot be duplicated.
.BOYNE & BADGER,
Leading Jewellers and Opticians,
Jan. 49, 1885, Charlotte, N. &.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

a. Nsyer let your own inner life get
low in your search after the lives Of 9TH
ers,
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15
TIL T.
RLOTTE DEMOCRAT
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
STRONG g CHRISTIAN.

TERMs-One Dollar and Fifty Cents in advance
for year-Two Dollars on time.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

a. Fortunes are made by taking op
portunities Character is made by making
them.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-03-15

Entered at the Post Office in Charlotte, N
C.. as second class NATTER according to the
rIies of the P. o. Department.
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