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chaklOttk messenger.:
J^EPT. S, 1887.
OI K CBCRCUES.
(P. K.) ChaRh. Mist St.
. m. and 8 u. m, Snnd*;-
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n Str
8 p. nt. I
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lilisi Clmrcii. Ronth (^nrehSt.
« II A. in., 8 p. m. ARiI 6 p. m.
KF'I aC I f. Ri. Kor. A. A.
' lUptiiit Cliitrch. ISsHt Second
rsnt II A. ID.. 8 p. m. and 8p.
v-‘i-lioo1 At 1 p. m. Rev. K.
ruin Pliiirrh, oorucr Seventh
SH, Service* at 8 p. m. And
niilay-.schnol nt 10 A. 10. Rev.
:. [niitur.
. (4. M. B. Z.) Mint SU
I p.
k. M.K.Z.) E SW Ser-
••rtor'"' ^
y.ur iiajicr ha* u blue
mark, it will bo ntoppod
\ lip. Wo enunut continue
>. yi>u witboul Boiiic money,
lip ntid let nn continue it
DOO-A-Xj.
VNNOrXCKMEXT.
: r ilic ‘.'til of .July we will ro-
r>r only .H, 0. and 12moDtba
liplioiiK at lUo follnwing rai««:
'iitln-. .'lO i-enu; U inontha, 75
; ..uv y.ar. gl.fiO.
If v8ur paper bas a blue mark
till.' week, it .will Bin>{dy moan
. I' impi'lkJ to diceontinuc send.
1 to viiii until you Mettle np. We
I ii. it, but cannot send it
till' liliic mark nppearit.
V r. .1. Holmes, P. (). box 73,
iiv'i.iiiii. N. C.. U the Snpremo
i^-, '-f the I’nivcrsal Brothor-
I't' j Carolina.
Miss S. F. Voung,
:.:i : ■). 1C. Suiitb, Faycttorillo;
!■ Hill. •Wilininstnn: U. E
'iaiilicw': I. l.A\’a1kcr, »‘?aHs*
il II. lIondenMin, Wosblng-
f. ■\
•- Mr. Ki>. Haulbii is anUiorited
;i i' uiid priHott .lubscrlptinn* fn
!. • v.iKii. and takes cbargi-uf
•• li't. ."Cubseribers will please
'r-f. .1. F. K. SitnpMm was in the
itiis week and left for Monroe
ir.-diiy.
iM.oj. .1. W. Hood, I). P., arrived
til" I'ity from Einculnton last
- l iy morning.
Ir (ieci. M- Grier has gone to
tiiii.a. He will probably spend
. time in ficorgia.
Il lends of Miss Carrie Coleman
«j'.l be glad to learn that she
•. il' .'i'i iit after a very bard battle
ha boon elected owe tit ike teMh".'
en m thenorwidl at Salkbvry.
Mr. W. S. Holly, a former eitiaeni
of Charlotte, la in town with hb wife,
who b very rieh.
Charlotte tight lafhBtry.
Capt. Gray Toole reports his eom-
pray in etgplIeDt trim, and in a few
days he proposes to astonish the town'
Re has some fine looking men in fab
company.
Lynehings.
Almost daily wo read of some color-
cd man being banged for rape by «
mob. Now il seems fooliib, indeed,
for colored men. with all the light of
the past before them, will commit a
crime that i^^^oople feel is worse than
murder,and one from which there is no
escape. Rape means death, and the
fool who accomplishes it. never ex
pects nothing else.
Another Had Case.
On lost Monday afternoon the sad
news reached this city tliat Mrs.
liuvenia llaglcr was dead. She died
in Columbia S. C. on Monday at 10
minutes post ono, after several weeks
suffering. She was a native of
CharlcstouS. C. and the wife of Mr.
William H. llaglcr of this city. She
lAs a loving, kind- and nifcctionate
woman. She wo.* loved *by all who
knew her, a.s was evidenced by the
great crowd.* that met the corpse at the
depot. She was an affectionate and
datiful wife, a consistent Christian,
and from obUdhood a member of the
Methodist chnrcb.
The corpse arrived hero Tuesday
evening and rested in Clinten Chapel
till Wednesday morning and was from
tbenco buried in Pinewood comotery.
The husband and family have the
sympathies of thp community.
Clinton Chapel Sunday School.
Clinton Chapel Sunday School was
It iu full lost Sunday; the secretary
reported four hundred present. In
tho altar were Revs. C. L. Davis of
Greensboro, C. C. Pettey, Herndon
and Slade. Rev. Fred ,Tacobs nod
.Mr. II. C. Chambers were also
presptif. The seliool was addre
by Prof. Davis who spoke very
plimi-Mtitry of tin* school and crodilod
villi being the largest he had
the South. Rev. C. C. Pettey
made a short addfliss, Tbcmllisic on
tbb occasion was unusually good
The choir seemed at its best as when
Prof. Taylor waved the baton. Mrs
Josic Heard presided at the organ
This school is not only sustaining its
reputation as the largest in the con-
furcncc. but os the best singing Sun
day School also.
Hr. ColvlB’s Farm.
A Bad Cose.
The young white man i. I-%reco,
BOW in jail for burglarizing Mr.^. J.
Yates' house, b a son of Judg* Green
of Sonth'Carolina. He b flmrgod
a capital erime. '‘ne for whioh
several mm have been hanged in
Meoklenburg county. Hb ease .-is -a
bad one. One that excites gineb
interest for several reasons. The
sentiment of this comionnity-b’de-
eidedly strong against this crime, and
if thb young man is courieted it will
be proven whether or not white men
snd eolorud wen are punished alike
for the same crime.
Aceiiis that this young man comes
from one of the best families of South
Carolina. That is-bnd on society and
tho good people of South Carolina as
well as tho circle into which ho enter
ed here in our city. He was given to
drinking and card playing—two very
bad habits. %
A wateb stolen from Mr Vatos^
bouse at the lime of the burglai^,.
was pa-wned by the prisoner to a
hotel clerk fur bis bo.ird. Sevct*l
other artieles taken ut the same timo,
belonging In inmates of the hniiWi
were found on the person of ibe
prisoucr. It is stated also that .ho |
attempted to buy cblorofonii at one of
onr drug storei on the night of the
burglary. All tbe.se thing.* go to
make up a bad ease IIo will be
tried at the October court. ^
Rowan Assoelatlon. ' [
Tho Rowan Ilapti.si .Vssocilion wtis I
in session last week in Khenezer na|k. j
list Cburcli. The .V.sriocialiun was j
well represented in numbers, appear- |
anco and intellect. It wa.s a gentlo^ |
manly looking set of men and tbe^ |
conducted tbcmscives in a wiiy to sbov \
no-M-rn Js.lTJD SEE.
Big rcdurtkms in prices of Ladis* Visiles and No* Markets. Look at our $8.00
Tisftes. About 46 suits o!
Ready Made Clothing
At a Big ReducUon. Christmas Goods In Gloves, Xerohiefs, Muffles, Astrochan Muffs,
fto. Gent’s Rids, Foster Hooks, at $1.60.
SPECIAL PRICES
In Ladies’, Gent.*' uul Children's IJnilorwear this week. Embrmdered Cashmere
Scarfs, Cashmere Shawls—all shades. Nice line of Gents Neckties and Cravats.
HARGRAVES & ALEXANDER,
BOOTS
AND
^HOES.
Oar store is now filled with New Goods,
fresh from the monufaetumrs. We oaity
a full stoek of all grajbs, oad of the
Very Best Quality,
SMITH BUILMNG.
.— T e: E
Messenger
, is published every Saturday at
CHARLOTTE, - - N. C.,
in the interests of the
COLOR
PEOPLE
to the world that the liaptisLsnro no| |
lagging in tho march of improroinenC, | REPUBLICAN
Many important ijui-stions cume up for ■
discussion, among whicii wero educa-j
tion and temperance. Tli>' senliinciA
is fur a better imprnvcd iiiinistry and
ndvancoment in ili'i intolloclual stan
ding of our peopli- goni-rally. T-ital tlb-
PARTY.
and oflin
tl:e laity
boro
■1 111
■f the-
,f t'hur.-li-.- and I.
cmitiary at
dlcg- at Ikl.-i
Tho
■gged of
(ir.:‘»4
It is Re^tiiicaiL paper in the
Western end of the sixth
Congressional Distreit.
n-
Tim
We all know Mr. A. W. Calvin as
tho grocery merchant on Trade street
nearest the Mint. While there is
nothing in his actions or appearance
to show it. Mr. Calvin is said to be
colored man; and since he is in
telligent. industrious, honest and
sncccssful. we the more gladly accept
snd class him a Negro. Mr. Cal'
df the prettiest and best
horses in the country. On Tuesday
afternoon lost he took us out to drive
and look at his new fsrtu.
It seem* that he had the good for
tune to buy from a first clsss farmer,'
os the farm bouse and growing crops
clearly show. The farm is just two
miles north cost from Indcpendcurc
square on the poor house road and
bos a lovely looatiou. being well
elevated and level. The b
sandy and fertile, the red elay being
left n half mile west of il. There
seventy acres, a good iwo-siory house
with seven rooms, all neoeosary out
bonier, bams. &c.. a well vfescclleut
water, peaeh orchard, apple orchard,
I grape vinca. &o..fte. There are twenly-
■m now on It
The fodder is
jnst ready for pulling. The bouoe
•eu'^t 0. nice disuaoe Irom the road
on a beantifal elevation with a ahnt-
(ily to-morrow, bot ! bg oak grove,
will be held at Orooe cborch ali adjoins Wadsworth,
u«ual Uoora. I’leato lom ont on. g^^^oohonoo and pthers. and Mr.
rcpr'-.ri'iilccI^P v.rll iiF til-- i>r|il;at
lum at Oxford. Tlo- i-ssbiu
liaroxuiious .nit!" 'iu-c".-“.'.'ul. Ii
journed to meet iu tin-eti'bore '.iv-xi
year. Rev. J. O. Crosby moderator;
and Z Hnugliton Jr. secretary. i
The Hornet anil the Xegro.
This daily, just Murtod out. is seem
ingly trying to get iintromige by linrp-
the Negro. The editor i» evi-,
dcntly nfHieted with .Negrophobia, and !
is at a loss for a subjeet. No iiaper ‘
gained uny thing by abuse of
the Negro, mul llie poor
Subscription, $1.50 per year.
W. C. Smith,
Editor and Propriutor,
Our Prices
vrill be mode low to suit tbs timm, OsU
and IN us. ^
A.E.RANKIN ABRO
TRYON STBEBT.
A. W. Calvin,
' —DKAOC l»—
Family Groceries
of all kinds. Country Prcdnoeol-
waT«on haml. CHICX^’S. EGOS, BUT
TER and ail kinds of \''EGETABLES and
FRurre.
—ALSO, DOALaX Ot—
Lumber,
and Iluilding Material.
.^'if'Proe deli von to ail parts of the citr-
^ NEwItESTATTKANT
Mr. Curtis Garrett has opened a
Restaurant for the accommodation of
tho public in Greensboro. It is oon-
vciiiently situated, at the depot.
Board and lodging famished.
H B KENNEDY.
^ SIALIB ni
ConfcctioncrioR, Fancy and
.Stnplo Orocertea.
CbickoDs, Eggs, Batter, Vegeta
bles, and all kinds of Conntry Prodnee.
Everything kept in a well regnlst^
Grocery Store. Melons, sad Fine
Pmibi a spe^Uy. No. 308 sonth
Graham streotf Gbarlotte, N. 0.
REDUCTION IN
GROCERIES !
Charlotte, \. C.
Gertrude Holmo* lurrrnilcrcd
r about two weeks ago, but we
111 to me her out again.
-I . .Minnie and Ivnla Sumner
M—ii rpeudiDg some time with
II-' iu I'lucolnton.
• Unura and Issie Ivomax re-
! last Saturday from a visit to
I I-'rcd Jacobs of Washingti
II week In our flly. He preach-
I Clinton Chapel U*l Sunday
.\, B. Vincent of Shaw
r.:iy leetnred at Kbcneicr
•1 .-iinreh last Monday night,
• .'^;ate normal ichool at Salis-
uillnpeu on the 2lat inst.. Rev.
Crosby piaoipal.
al at Clinton chapel
PRINTING!
died while *ny
the Negro, and w*- priMlid ''nit tin
•«rl will follow Mlil. 'I'lib age is i
fust improving for little bob-taiL'il
dailies to live on tin- dead eareas,-. i-f,
the past. C-
"f BlJ.L-llEAn.'', liETTKU-HEADS. NUTE-lIKADS, STATEMENTS, EN-
T^S^inaCorcUal
OVJIRS '
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, j
WEAKNESS, CHILLS AND FEVERS I
MALARIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
KIDNEY TROUBLES,
NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM.
TT U loTlfOTAt. . IT ft»e» HEW
^ low and 0«- LIFE ts tm
lIchtM to take, B^Wm whole 6T8TEM
S'.'lEStr’S BS\1 X.KSfS.
— KKRVES.
ipleulyOI-
Vi:i-I>1*KS. CARDS. PDSTKUS, CIlU’l'LARS. AM) ALL
KINDS 1)1' MKRCANTILM I’lUNTINO,
Dodo in tho host niaiincr jiihI at lowest rates.
Tv-day. June lOiii, 1 will eell Flonr, Meal,
Ilaeoii and Suenr. at pricn, below competi-
' I. (’vineact our prices on Utesearndca
iKcouTincetl.
7.. HAUOHTON, JO.,
3U3 south O itreeL
liRANCH HOUSE,
IV) Market Street, next to Academy of Mode,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
First Season will be opened July 1, ’87.
Fint-Ciass Doani and Acoommodatlona at
ruwunablc rales. P. M. THORNE,
Proprietor.
WAHTED.
A lady graduate of one of the lead
ing normal schools of the SUto, waste
school. I’crKons wanting a good
female teacher will do well to addreos
"Sciiooi. TiAcnaa,”
Care Charlotte Messenger,
Charlotte, N. C.
Address all orders
One Cottage, each.
Church .Streets.
Millg./mg nn.^ Mure than a dozen i four seres of as fine
eu>i«-rt* are reported and many anx-' os Is in the conntry
i*io» seeker* cvtrrj night.
K. H. .“‘titt will not be i
Card* are out snnonneing the
ourriagi-of .MU* Isabella Mendenhall
"f Gr.-.:u'b«ro to Mr. W.K.MeNrillof
I'aM'iii-ttllc. »a the iiioroing nf the
Uib insi. Thank* for an invito.
I'rvf. J y. K .SimpoOB,
Ur of UiddU, sad
orl.iog hi FayettevUI* dip
Calvin, thonjb a N^ro, is considered
» neighbor; for besides bis present
residenee. tbe fix eottegos now being
bnilt, his stera and stradlag among
,nsfti«g Uie bnaineai men of tU oity.
fcn is himsilf odneoted and has a rrfflaed
and odneMnd wife- 0wh Negrooa aX
kn iom eroA lo *>H^nee nnd ve nal
iho bna been fcyyod ky «!«»li*y'
grad-
R. E. BLAKEY,
8 north College ami 2D7 west Trade St.,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
paaad afearafiill/
aalactad Vtaata-
Ma MadielBaa,
aaablaad akUI-
taDv, maktec a
Sail ^ iUaaaaot
*wwi,kr*ae'^|i**
CSk woSwi*, >•••-
Vnllax Drag sad Ofaemlotl Company,
E. M. ANDREWS,
Ho* the liargeat onil MviitCoinplcle Slock of
In North Carolina.
“ COFFINS & METALLIC CASES.
Pianos and
Chiokering Pianos, Arion Pianos,
Bent Pianos, Mathnshek Pianos,
Mason Sn Hamlin Pianos.
MASON & H amun Organs, Bay State
Organs, Packard Organs,
B. M. ANDBJW8, : ; r*Aiit,HKKiiT. K. a
FOR RENT.
Graham uid
pROFESSORS
E. MOORE and 8.0. ATKIIR.
NORMAL SCHOOL WCMKERS ft
INSTITUTE CONDUCTOB8,
who wmtd avail tbemaslvai of ttw wulte
oftbCMimnasaten aieinvitea
m ena or Mth ed Umso.
ZION WSBLXT COLLS61.
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