CHARLOTTE MESSENGER.
Published evory Saturday at Charlotte, N. C.,
By W. C. Smith.
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Anonymous communications go to the
waste basket.
The People’ll Advocate takes us to
task for saying that Fayetteville has
Bint out more lawyers than any town
in the country. lie finds, after
searching the country over, that Rich
mond, Va., has sent out 9, while
Fayetteville claims only 7. We add
to our list Mr. Reuben S. Smith, of
Washington, whose parents went from
Fayetteville. Rut we said town.
Richmond is a city of sixty-five or
seventy thousand people, while Fay
etteville is but a cross-road town of
less than four thousand people and not
even a town charter. Fayetteville is
a town, Rro. Cromwell, yet she is no.t
ashamed to stand up beside big Rich
mond. We think we are ahead yet.
We are glad tn'see Richmond has done
so much. We hope our object is un
derstood in publishing these things.
Bro. Cromwell's book is worth thou
sands to the race.
Our Graded School.
On Tuesday, in company with Dr.
Williams and Hon. J. 11. Williamson, |
we visited the Graded School. Mr. |
J. E. Ratley, the principal, kindly j
showed us through the building, be
ginning with Miss Sallie Hall's room
and taking us up to the highest. .Miss
Hall is an excellent primary teacher,
aud it is a great blessing to the com-!
inunity that we have such a young
lady to give the young and tender
minds'the proper start in the great
struggle of an education. Little fel- j
lows of six years who en cred school
the present session, write legible
bands, read, draw and have good ideas
of mental arithmetic. In fact, they
seem to know as much as children I
learned in olden times, after spending
several years in school.
M iss Annie Alston had just taken |
charge of her room that day, and of
course had not learned her children.
» Miss Bell Butler seemed to have
tho fullest room, and as well disci
plined as could be desired. They
showed good training and recited
N in a manner to convince one that they
understand their lessons. We would
put Miss Butler down as one of the
best teachers in the State, and w<
found her busy and room well disci
plined. Specimens of the work of the j
children were seen on the blackboards j
a'l around.
Mrs. M W. Alston had a class on
one word which entertained us some
time. It is very beneficial to the pu- J
pils and interesting to the visitor to
Bee the inventive powers brought out
of the child by forming words restrict
cd to certain letters. The word used
by these children was by them put
into more than forty different shapes,
and they were cut off for want of tint
to go further,
We failed to get to Miss Mary
Lynch’s room before she dismissed
her children, and wound up onr busi
ness in Mr. Ilattley’s room. He ha
the advance classes and we were en
tertained by a cl'tss in book-keeping
and one in algebra, the latter being
especially interesting and gratifying to
lion. Williamson.
We have a fine corps of teachers and
a fair building, with a janitor to keep
it in order, and it is hoped that some
way will soon be made clear for an
assembly room, where all the children
and teachers can meet together fur
exercises. &c.; also, that the whole
block on which tbc school house is
situated may be purchased for a play
ground for tbe children. It is badly
needed and can be bought cheap.
Grace Church will have a special
/ Easter sermon on Easter Sunday
morning by the pastor. The Sabbath
' School exercises will come off at
7:30 at night. Something grand
may be expected in tbe morning, and
tbe publio is invited to come daring
m toj wd ftif to.
Fayetteville Correspondence.
Fayettevillk, N. C., March 29.
The protracted meetings arc still
going on at the Baptist Church.
Prayer meetings every evening, and
on Sunday at 2 o’clock p. m., a large
crowd assembled at the usual place to
witness tbe baptizing of several candi
dates.
The Presbyterians are preparing to
build a new house of worship. We
wish them success in their efforts.
Death has again entered our door
and robbed us of our loved ones. On
Sunday at 1 o’clock p. in., Mrs. Di
ana Flowers folded her arms in death;
she was an aunt of Mr. A. IV. Whit
field. She was buried on yesterday
from Evans' Chapel. Our sympathies
arc with the family.
Col. G. T. Wassom, of Goldsboro,
| was in our town last Thursday. The
| Colonel is traveling in the interest of
| the temperance cause. On the even
: ing of the 22d inst he was greeted
! with an appreciative audience at
J Evans’ Chapel (Zion) where he deliv
| cred an eloquent lecture on temper
ance. All who heard him were highly
delighted. We extend an invitation
to the Colonel to visit us again.
The Odd Fellows’ Anniversary ser
mon was preached at the A. M. E.
Church Sunday night by Rev. Eli
Walker, of the Presbyterian Church.
The members of the Order were out
in full dress.
Again the ceaseless march of lino
has brought us to the bright and
beautiful days of spring, with its
bountiful gifts of green foliage and
fair spring (lowers. The meadows have
been thickly covered with the dainty
little “mountain rose,”- while our
| gardens are ladened with butter-cups,
: hvacintlis of the richest hue, and even
when we peep into the greenhouse tho
pure white, delicate “ealla lily” seems
to say “Welcome spring, delightful
spring.” And with these priceless
gifts of sunny skies, fresh grass and
foliage, buds and blossoms, spring
brings to us in countless numbers
those little swift-winged messengers of
joy to cheer us with their gladsome
I songs as they prepare their summer
residences, and assure us that they
have come to be our neighbors for tbc
whole season. AVhile we speak of our
j flower-gardens we will not forget to
say a word about the vegetable gar
dens—for who is it that does not de
light to see one of these nicely
arranged gardeus, full of palatable
delicacies ? Then here are our fields,
now sown with grain soon to be cut,
to produce food for man and beast.
Sordid, indeed, must be the mind that
does nit appreciate these gifts ; and
hard an 1 ungrateful the heart tliai
does not look up with reverence and
i love to Him who, by His benificent
laws of nature, has vouchsafed to us
these blessings.
j “Stoop where tliou will, thy careless hand
Some random bud will meet—
Tliou can’st not tread but thou wilt find
The hyacinth at thy feet.”
Mary McLean.
CGiinhia S. C. Registered Dots.
Columbia, S. C., March 31.
Tub Messenger —Court convened
on Monday, the 28th inst. The crim
inal docket is full, which is a lamen
table truth. E. C. C. Washington,
Esq., a young colored lawyer, a grad
uate of Allen Law kSthool, ap: ea'ed
at this session. The case aga’nst his
client was a very clear one; but he
succeeded, however, in getting the
jury to reeoimn ml the prisoner to
mercy. The party was charged with j
house-breaking and grand larceny.
The presiding ju Ige is J.u Igri Norton,
a new man to the ermine. He suc
e e ! s Judg • Got!iran.
Tbe Beth d A. M. E. Church gave
a successful fair last week at one of
Mr. W. M. Taylor’s stores on Assem
bly street.
The C. M. E. Church congregation '
formerly of Bethel A. M. E. Church !
are rapidly progressing in the erection
of a Church on Blamling St., near
Sidney Park. This Cburcb is under
the auspices of the Methodist Church '
South (white). It is said that tbey
will have a school in connection with
tbe Church.
The first examination for teachers
under the new Supt, of Education
takes place on Friday, the Ist April,
Tbe teachers are looking forward to
it with trembling, as Col. Coward was
always rigid.
. Uses.
JHTBintw font lubrariptlos.
Salisbury Items.
The small boys were much delight
ed at the dancing bears oti Monday.
The “Great Red Man” lectured in
the court-house yesterday to a largi
crowd. No one seemed "to understand
anything that was said. The inter
preter made known his wants.
The Williams family of great sing
ers are in our town, giving entire
-atisfaction. They sang to quite ai l
appreciative audience at the A.
M. E. Zion Church. They will sing
again on Thursday evening.
Bishop Moore will move lii.s family
from York, Pa., to our town early
next week, and make this place his
home. We will be glad to welcome
the Bishop as a citizen.
There seems to he much excitement
over the city election that will take
place in May. The Democrats, Re
publicans, Independents and Laborers |
i all have candidates,
j The politicians seem to be waiting !
on the Knights of Labor candidate, j
but since the K. of L. is not a politi-!
cal organization it is not likely that a
K. of L. candidate will he put in the!
field, hut they will favor any candi- j
date that will farther the interests of
the laboring classes.
Messrs. Neave and Crawford ar< j
spoken of by the Democrats; Keen j
by the Independents; Ramsey by Re
publicans and Laborers, and .Julian
by Laborers.
We are informed that Air. W. E.
Henderson, the Chairman "f tlie Re
publican Executive Committee, will
issue a call for a Republican Conven
tion i n next Saturday to put a full
Republican ticket in the H id fur
Mayor and Commissioners,
Ex-Mayor John R. Ita n-ey. Esq. is
looked upon a- the coinin ' man.
M.Her’s large tobacco factory was
| burned on last Fri lay at 3a. m. The
I wind was blowing strongly and great
i excitement prevailed. No other huilu-1
i ing burned, as the house stood alone. !
The fire was blown quite ii distance.
| The Methodist Church aud the Rap.
J tist Church (whi e) were in great dan- j
ger, and a great amount of labor was j
required to save them. It is thought
a tramp set it afire. The losses were
! covered by insurance.
Occasional, /
t ■ - SC
New Chur i »r;aulzj on by tlie\
Colored lo.le.
■Charlotte, N. 0., March 24.—;
The Quarterly Confer, n:e of the new
organization of the A, M. E. Zion
connection under the name of “ Grace
Church” was held i n the date above !
j with Presiding Elder, R S Rives in i
| the chair, associated by Rev. E. C. ;
i Davidsou. The following brethren
| were also present: R -v. J. E. Mc-
Neil. J. W. Thomas, J. S. Settle and !
KW. C. Smith. g
The meeting was called to order by j
reading the 23 1 Psalm. Hymn 791 j
was lined by Rev. .1. W. Thomas, !
and prayer offered by Rev. E. C. |
I Davidson.
After a few preliminary remarks 1
by the chairman touching tbe very
| uuiqu! aud unprecedented position
j in which lie found himself, aud the
necessity of a special invocation of
I Divine aid to guide and control the
j affairs of the evening, business was |
| ihen entered upon. Mr. 11. S. Buul
! ware was elected temporary secretary
The roll was called, and the dis
-1 cipliuary questions presented. Oil
| motion (he following were elected:
| 1.-a 1.-is—Jethro Sunnier, W. W.
Smiths'-I. W. Smith, Horace Lynch
and John Spencer.
j Trustees—W. R. ilia
i Johnson ethro Sumner, Silas Wa -;i
--; iiigtou aud J. W. Smith.
Stewards—Jethro Slim er f-r th
j preacher, Horace Lynch fur tbe
I poor,
I Stewardesses—Mrs, IV. It. Him ./
j Miss E. J. Mrs, J. ’A".
j Smith.
Committiee on Church R -eor l—’V.
AY. Smith/Horace Lynch and 11. S.
j Boulware.
Church Secretary —AA’. AA r . Smith!
Sunday School Committee— J. M.
j Hagler, R. T. AVeddiugton. Silas
1 Washington, AV. C. Smitbr aud II- S.
| Boulware.
Oil motion, the Rev j l }. C. David*
i son was requested to assist the pastor
in charge in case of absence, the
Sunday Shout was reported to he in
a very prosperous condition with 70
on roll and U'C’tJ collected. Through
tbc generosity of Messrs. AV. C.
Smith,, AA’. AV. Smith: aud G AY.*
Johnsonr' the school was favored
with some very valuable books. T - ,
wards the close of the meeting, the
Revs. J E. McNeil, J. AV r . Thomas,
J. S. Settle and Mr. AA’. C. Smith/
were called upon to address the con
ference. All did so in terms express
ive of their high appreciation and
great sympathy for and with the u<‘w .
churuli. Odd of lb* brethren said, j
lam here out of mere curiosity,
hearing frequently from the public
hat it was a “dry” church, and I
want to see a “dry” church, for all
churches ought to be “dry.” I am
llad that we have a “dry” church.
Record my name on it.” The Rev.
Air. Bloice, the pastor, then expressed
lis satisfaction with the proceedings
>f the meeting, the indications of
Aright prospects from certain eoui
unnications, and the joy experienced
by the presence and cheering words of
he visiting brethren. The Presiding
Elder then enjoined on the members
a strict conformity to the principles
couched in the language of the Apos
tle “Return good for evil, “Shun
-very appearance of evil, and if it be
possible, as much as licth in you, live
peaceably with all men.” Tbe con
ference adjourned with benediction
from the Rev. J. E. McNeil. The
meeting on the whole was greatly
characteristic of the principles which
penm ate and influence all sober or
: “dry” oiganizations.
11. S. Boulwaok,
Secretary.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R
Condensed Schedule.
TRAiira 001X0 SOUTH.
j Aug. 1,18 SJ. No. 50. No. 52,
Daily. Daily.
j Lv. New York.... 12:00 night 3:40 p. m.
• I’hilutMphia. 7:2 >a. m. 0:03
Hciiliinoro 0.10 0:00
I Washington . 11:15 11:00
Chaiiottovillc 3:50 m. 3:00 a. m.
Lynchburg... 0:13 3:13
Richmond .... 3:23 2:00
Ihirkviile 3:23 4:05
lveys.ille 0:03 4:35
Drake’s Br'ch 0:20 4:50
OuiTiUe 0:25 8:01
Gold-iiion) 11:50 a. in.
R-.lcigh 5:00 j». in:
Durham 0:07
C‘ut|iol Hill.* 4:55 s
ilillslioro 0:47
Lv. GnvasNjiv*.... 11:21 |». in. 0:50 a. m.
Lr. Salem 6:oS*p. n>. 5:55 a. m.
Lv. High i\»i..t... 11:55 p. in. 10:10 a. m.
Saildmiy 1:10 a. in. 11:23
Concord 1;37 11:30
ChurloTtc 3.00 1:1.0 p. ni.
S’Kirt.iu urg. 3:50 3;31
Greenville,.... 7:14 4:40
Ar. Atlanta 1:40 p. in. 10:40
| TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Aug. 1, 1880. Xo. 51. No. 33,
Daily. Daily.
i Lv. Atlanta 5:15 p. m. 8:40 a. m. j
! Ar. Greenville .... 11:32 2:30 p. m. i
S|»artaiiburg, 12 ;5 §. as. 3:43
Charlotte 4:05 0:25
Concord 5:01 7:25
Salisbury 5:48 8:01
High Point... 7:04 9:08
'!>oro... 7:35 0:43
Ar. Salem 11:40 a. in. 1:17 a. in.
I Ar. Hillsboro 11:45 a. m.
| Durham 12:28 p, in.
\ Chapel 11i11... 1:00**
• I Raleigh 1:35
.! Golds!«oro 4:40
Dmville 0:42 a. in. 11:28 p. in.
Drake’s Br’ch 12:20 p. m. 2:42 a. m.
K.ysville 13:38 3:95
Bnrkville 1:20 3:57
I Richmond.... 3:37 7:00
Lv, Lynchburg... 12:45 p. in. 2:10 a. m.
Chari'4 l 'vilL* 3:15 4:25
Washington . 8:43 0:45
Bdtiinore .... 11:25 10:03
I Philadelphia. 3ioo a. ip. 12:35 p. m.
New York.... 0:20 3:20
* Daily, except Sunday.
A. T. £ O. 1) VI -IOV.
t 52
SOUTHWARD. Mail and
Express. ,
Leave Statesville 8:30 a. m.
Troutman's 8;59
Shepherd’s 9:15
Moore-sviJle 9: JO
Mount Mourne 9: i 8
Davids rtCollege ...: 10 GO
Caldwell’s 10 20*
Huntersville * 10 '.O
Stonewall 10:55*
S. . ti.e: House 11:18* !
j ArriveC. arloUe 11:30
J 53 j
NORTHWARD. A a laid
, - , J'iipr*! *. |
i Leave lean-tic 0 0 p. m.
Sc lio 111 .use 79»
St I wall T O*
M i . :;'e 7:45
;-.'4*
I*' *>«'■•!! r- * 0
Mount M Mime h 5
! vdl.* 8. 0
Shepherd'* S .‘8
Troutman** 9:22
Artv*'Statesville 9 59
SLEEPING CAR SERYK E.
On trains 50 ami 51. Pullm n Buffet
er between \cw Y *rk ami A lanta.
On trains 32 and 51, Pull” ; n i
fotween Washington end N« w 1
1 Orikamh Washington aiu! Angara.
P«|P”>*n sieepej- I*l ween Riel.mQnd and
Greenhorn.
Through tck 'ts q i sab* at u incipa i
sfati’Vi* to ab ;oin|»,
F«»r rate* ami infornati »n a *,#!v to W. j
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j fSTTrompt attention paid to orders hy
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O AND
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with agents who von to send off
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: enlarged and framed. You can have all this
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pROFESSORS
E. MOORE and S. G. ATKINS,
—FXPEIJIENCnD—
NORMAL SCHOOL WORKERS &
INSTITUTE CONDUCTORS,
Will lx* prepared to accept calls to any work
in this line during the summer.
Superintendent* or other school officials
who would avail themselves of the profes
sional s« rviecs of these gentlemen Are invited
:o address either one or both of them.
ZION WESLEY COLLEGE.
Salisbury, N. 0.
C7\pe fear"and
YADKIN VALLEY
RAILWAY COMP AX Y.
Condensed Schedule, Xo. 19,
Taking Effect l p. in., Sunday, Feb. 20.1887.
Trains Moving Xoktii.
r Fi eight ami
and Mail. Passenger.
Lv lien ne t*vide, .>.•*•> a m 1:3» p in
Ar Maxtfii. 10:00 8:35
Lv Maxifin. 10:15 4:10
Ar Fayetteville, 12:05 pni 7:50
Lv Fayetteville, 12:20 10:U0 a in
\r S.ii-fonl. 1:25 2:25 pm
Lv Hanford, 2:45 3:30
Ar<*n«‘ii*iM*ro, 0:15 9:00
Lv Greensboro, 10:15 a in
Ar lleiew s Cn*ck. 12:30 pin
Passenger ami Mail—dinner ut Sanford.
Trains Moving South.
Lv Bclew * t reek, 4:3opiu
A Greettshpro, 0:45
v (• reel is boro, 10:00 a ni 7:30 a in
Ar Sanford, 1:30 p in 2:ou p ni
-v San h r- 1, 1::W» 3:00
j Ar Fayetteville, 4:10 0:45
Lv Fayetteville, 4:25 6:00 am
: ArMaxton, C:2O 0:22
Lv Maxtt.n, JO: 15
|Ar lh-iiiiettsville 7:43 12:20 pn
i Freight and Pa songer Train runs between
; Fayetteville and BennettsviJle on Mondays,
•.VediieMlay* ami Fridays
> Fn-ight and Pas-scnger Train runs between
Fayetteville and (irtvnsbor.- Tuesdays. Thurs
lays and Saturdays, and lietween Green-slxm
iml Fayet evilic Mondayti, Wcdnewlays and
Fridays.
I -. «>iiger aud mail train runs daily excel t
Sundays.
c north bound passenger and mail trail
makes close com oetioii at Max on with Car
olina Central to Charlotte.
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ud guarantee that you siiall have the
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS,
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And various other attractions. Just think
of it, 423x70 feet of flooi inj? to lie filled with
Crockery, China,
Glass, Silverware,
Tinware, etc.
Each department is to I c seperate, and
under the management of polite and at
, tentive elerks.
(grand opening on
•JANUARY 25, 1887.
Each visitor will receive a Souvenir.
Respectfully,
R. B. HARSFIELD.
| CHINA PALACE.
Mill OF MMIP.
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| inent entered into on th • 15th day of De
ucinber. 1880, the juutn rslii|» heretofore
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himself. All bills due the late firm of L.
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collectable by L. B. & W. E. Henderson.
All bills due creditors will be settled by
the new firm.
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