North Carolina Newspapers

a 1 HU; IXTKLUuKM K. "... -h BiltBOAD DIBECTORK. The following table shows tjiie ninningof tassen cer trains to and from cnaruwift, on a roads (Washington time; 1: 1 the rail irrlves from Richmond and Gstonv 1.00 a. m. "-Arrive from Richmond....... i....., 10.50 a. m, reaves for ' ........... 6.4op. m. VFLAJfTA CHABLOTUt AIB-LUTX. yifr.ii.'s4'C - 8.20 a. m. . . 1.05 a. m. . a . -..i 6.50 p. m. ".V 100 a. m. arrives from Atlanta, Leaves ior aujjuwh - i rrivps from Atlanta, reaves for Atlanta. ' j ' pHARIiTm, OOLCltBIA-A A00CBTA. irrimim from Augusta,". ..rt.-.K-''-'' 8-10 a. m. Leaves for Augusta, ..... rrlves from Augusta Leaves for Augusta, . . CABOUXA CXNlliUI -Arrives from Wilmington-... leaves for W!lmlngtou,---.Jf ..U-; arrives from SheiDy,-. a a- j.iw; o.w .avesfor Shelby... -j.': 7.00 ATLANTIC, ntNB8SB OHIO. rrives from Statesvllle,.i,..f.. ': 5.30 p. m. Reaves f or StatesvUle,.. . . . 4 r 1.00 a. m. 6.80 a. m. 1 1.27 a.m.' r;729p.in. tt.00 a. m. 5.00 p. m. a. m. 7.00 a. m 6.00 p. m. 5.00 p. m. H.00 p. m. p. m. 8.45 p. m. OIIAKtOfTK POST 4)K PICK. officii Homta OPJSN8. Money Order Department,.. a. m. Registry Department.. .. 9.00 a- PV S DeUv'y Stamp ?Pt.- 00 a. m. tw On Sundays the General Dellveryand Stomp Department will be oin fromjW.OO q. m. to 10.00 ..... ,-,.. 4 ( , : ' ' OPENING AND CUMIN OF MAXLB. j . - . . OPKKS. CLOSES. 1 vunrtUe & Charlotte. R. R. 8.60 a. m. P OO p. m. 1 , 11.15 a. m. 6.00 p.m. rhartotte k Atlanta R. B.,f 8.00 a. nv -00 p. m. Cti 4 AugiwtoKB... 8.80 p.m. 10.00. m. wilni'n k Charlotte B. R.,. a80p.m. 5.00 a.m. Charlotte A Shelby R. R... . 5.80 p.m. 6 00 a.m. cn 4 statesVllle 5.80 p. m. 6.00 a. m. ,1f- Deattie'a Foul, (bone route.) Mondays at ?&$$&$i& it 6.00 ,, and Fridays at m McSmlth Music House. Charlotte, N. T. C. Smith-Drugs, 4c. j1 Kweil & Co -New Advertisement C. INUICATIONS. War J)epartmknt ) T,mcE Chief Signal,1; Office V Washington, May 23, ?S0 p.ii. ) For the South Atlantip and Easfc Gulf States, rising, possibly . f ollowed over nortliern and western portions by fall- ius barometer, lower or, nearly siauon irv temperature, northeast to. south east winds, and clear or; partly cloxnly weatliei' are probable. - IjOCuI Keprt fef H YeKterday. Barometer Thermometer-... Relative Humidity. tfiiHl-Direction... Velocity Weather 17A.M. 2P.M.9P.M 30.2S6J30.300 . E.S E. :m 4 Cloudy. Clear. Almost m f avutl nbiake, , Mr.-xTanK urowTUMT -MairsDurr: wno had been appointed one of the marshals attneiate ceieDratlon, was prevented from, attending by an occurrence which eami rfearlreiiUdnk InT h&ddatht Suf fering with neuralgia or some kindred affection, be resorted to morphine for. relief and though mistake took five or j six times too much. A letter received in this city states that when the physic cian, Dr. Whitehead, reached him life was so nearly gone that he was only taking about two breaths a minute, and that Dr. Whitehead did not think it possible to keep him alive, until a gal- vftnic battery1 could AM procured from uptown. By the constant application of this instrument and by the injection, through the skin of strong coffee and other restoratives, life was sustained till morning, when he began to recover and at last accounts was out of danger. Interior Conrl. , ; Thectftiit disposed of! the "following Cases yesterday:' " v ' v" State vs. Manuel Lord, colored, sell ing mortgaged property guilty; sen tenced to twenty days in the county jail and to pay a fine of $25; appeal tar ken by the defendant. State vs. Bob Caldwell, colored, and JjvW- Ilinson, white, affray in wliich a deadly weapon was used ; not guilty as to Caldwell ; guilty as to Hinson, who was sentenced to pay a fine of $25 and the cost of action. State vs. Harvey Patterson and Kate Patterson, peace warrant; ordered to give bond till the next term of court The court, will adjourn to-day. ,Only one other case remains on the docket, to-wit: That of two negroes for as saulting Mr. F. Kuester with intent to rob him, which will be disposed of to Complimentary German, The german at the Central Hotel last night complimentary to the visiting young - ladies, given by a; clever and popular young gentleman of Charlotte, was a success in every particular. The weather was delightfully cool, the music Was good, and every detail of the management was perfect There were between fifteen, and twenty couples on the floor, besides lookers-on, in cluding quite a number of married Sersons. The dance was gracefully led y Mr.W. P. Myers with Miss Youmans, Of Columbia, ahd by Mr. W. R. John ston, with Miss Tucker, of Raleigh. The dancing was kept up till quite a late hour, and was regretfully brought to a close amid happy congratulations to the manager for the pleasures of the evening. Dr. Joseph Crrahara waa the last of the Charlotte physicians to; return from the annual meeting of the State medi cal society. lie reports a pleasant and harmonious session. Dr. A. W. Schaff ner,'of Salem, ' was "elected 'president and the remaining officers were re-elected. Dr. Graham is a member of the State medical board of, examiners, of fwhich Dr. P. Hynes Is president and 1 ur. 1. Jiannson, -01 saieru, is secre tary. The aboard -examined forty-one applicants for certificates, and received thirty-six. Among the number. Teceiv ed was Dr. S B.? Jones, of this city. Stat medical Society. - , State Convention of the TTonngr Men Christian Association. Highest temperature 71 de; lowest 51- T. lnd; to New AdrirtU-m M axwell & Harrison- Auct Ion. M M. Orr-Stolen. : LeRoy Davidson Lost . j. w. Garrett Co To Hotel Men. , j IKMIE PENCILINS- Next week the comniencements will commence, and we shaH heaj? little else lor the three weeks that; follow..; It is stated that the Indian doctor has taken in about 1,200 sice Ws appear ance in the city a week agofKj The blanks to be'nsed Ay, the tax as sessors have arrived andareln theiiantls of the register of eedshassessors will tart out on their tounds th 1st of June. f It is a busy week with the f aimers who are engaged in clearing away the, "rass grown since the recent rams be nn. Very few country people have been in town the past two days. The county coroner will to-ilay con dude the inquest over the boiy,of tpe negro woman, Amelia Wallace, suppos ed to have been poisoned in Mallard Creek township. Vlha alleged poisoner lias not yet been arrested. Among the recent graduates at the Columbia Law School ; Ur New York m r k A . Snrlnes. Jr- of this city, son of CoL A. B Springs, Mr. R.-E,-1 f. a tiqati niiTitv.i ana JVir. JCi. o .attimer, of Wilmington. Mft Springs is expected home in a few days. The reOTaItbfee now one of the Wadlw -topTcsr and there 1 is, talk of effortStdJnducethe authonties i chance their riarTio(iisly expressed determination. Hit seems hardly prpDa ble, however, that the decision will be revoked unless the present or another equally eligible place can he obtained at the rate for which the opera house room is rented, $300. If you are troubled with Dyspepsia, pains in the ttdon of the Heart, Liver or Kidneys,-or another painful symptoms, do not watt to confl toe dis ease, bat breK It up at once ty tislng Dr. Bull s Baltunore Pills. Tou wlU thanH us for the advice. Railroad Notes. The Air-Line road will soon put down other switch tracks at the depot m this city. This doesn't ilook much like a union depot. By the way, what has be come of that little project? 'The Henderson ville Courier is anx ious for the Spartanburg & Asheyille railroad to run a free excursion to Ilen dersouville when the road is finished to that point, and wants the Charlotte peo ple to come up and see the glorious west, promising to "set up' a barbecue. At the late meeting of the board of directors of the Western North Caro lina Railroad, President Wilson stated 'that six miles of the grading on the western side of the Blue Kidge was about completed,' and expressed the opinion that by the month of August the cars would be running through the Swannanoa tunnel and within eleven miles of Asheville. The Cavalry Company. Adjutant-General Jones has assured Mining- Xltutsrm, ,!; The New York mpan .Tepresent- H by the movers m the enort to organize a cavalry company in Charlotte that the necessary equipments, that is, carbines, swdrds and pistc&sr wilhbe'f urnished for such company after the 1st of June, provided at that time it is fully organ ized. It seems that the appropriation for the supply of arms, equipments, &c, fori the Imlitia Of North j Carolina for tne year enaing me aist 01 may, iias been exhausted, otherwise the desired equipments would have been furnshed forthwith. The adjutant-general will shortly write a letter stating precisely what he is able to do, and when this is received it is proposed to call a meeting of those who have pledged themselves to join the'company, for thejrarpose of rgHnizaxion;,ueniyones oners; an me encouragement in his power and is very Unjcious to have a cavalry company in MeckleTimrrespecrally since there is not another in the State. The Gala Day. ConsDicuous (on account of its full ness and accuracy) ameng the newspa ber'reoorts of the late celebration is that of the Atlanta Constitution, got ten- up by Col. Whidby. The report closes as follows : M With proper effort, Charlotte can make independence day a grand gala day, The crowd has been increasing every year, and can be easily doubled. The people were not antiei natinfir sn larere a turnbnt H. C. Eccles, nf the Central Hotel, almost lost his Ecclesiastical look in his anxiety to Care for dear or good guests. But he is a general in the hotel business, and . Office of State Ex. Committee, Charlotte, N. C May 22d, 1879. ) The third annual convention of the Young Men's Christian i Association of North Carolina will assemble in Salis bury, Thursday evening, June 26th, and continne in session Friday and Satur day, closing with special religious ser vices on the Sabbath following. Two years ago, in this city, a little band joined in the exercises of our first annual gathering. We were few in number, but came together in harmoni ous council, believing that the future would witness the rapid development of our organization and that our efforts would be blessed. After the lapse of a year, our second convention was held in Greensboro where our most sanguine expectations were seen to have been fulfilled. Fourteen associations, were represented by. nearly two .score of earnest enthusiastic young men. Our meeting together on that occasion was delightful in the .extreme, and an impetus was given to the work, the full scope of which cannot be definitely ascertained until the re-assembling of our association in convention at Salis bury. ? Each regularly constituted associa tion will be allowed four delegates, but associations whose active membership include any persons who are not mem bers of an Evangelical church, are ex cluded by an article in the Constitution of the State Association, from repre sentation in the convention. Any representative man from a com munity where there is no formal organization will be received and accredited as a delegate on presentation of a certificate from his pastor, stating that he is a member in good and regular standing, of some Evangelical church. Ave earnestly desire that every association in the State " shall send at least one delegate. L,et us noma together, brethren, earnestly desirinc to nromote the welfare of vminsr men. and with ardent zeal for the honor of the Master, and His blessinsrs will surely crown our efforts Our Salisbury brethren have extended to us a cordial invitation, and delegates will receive a generous welcome to the hosnitalities of that citv. We will make application 10 uie railroad authorities 111 the State tor sueuial rates, and information con cerning the same will be given by the secretary, as soon as arrangements are We trust the various associations will elect delegates at once and notify the Secretary, T. M. Pittman, Charlotte, N. C, so that the committee of arrange ments at Salisbury may "provide tor their entertainment A full programme of the convention, announcing tne oraer 01 exorcises. subjects for discussion, &c, will be sent out in a lew days, oeverai uisuu guished speakers will be invited to be present and address me convention. r ratemauv, 1. H. Fotjst, Chairman. Thos. M. Pittmax, Sec. State Ex. Com. Note State papers will please copy or refer to the above. i "Select all violent Pureailvea. . They rain tone of the bowels and weaken the digestion. the TARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT ' , APERIENT . SELTZER is used by rational people as a means of relieving all derangements 01 tne Biomaen, uver ana intes tines, because it removes obstructions without pain, and imparts rigor to the organs which K purifies and regulates.'- -! - .. bold by au xmiggisis, , BECKWITH'S ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS. These Pi II a will nrevent and cure DvaneDSia. Thev are nn nnrl vailed Dinner PHL mild anerlenL and admirably adapted as a family medicine. They are used by the most -cultivated people in our country, and are extensively used by physicians in their practice. Sold hy Druggists generally. Send for circular. E. B. BECK WITH, Sole Manufactur er, Petersburg, Va. ' ' CELEBRATED DR. WM. H, STOKES, Physician, Mount Hope Retreat, Baltimore, Writes : "I nave great pleasure in adding my testi mony to the virtues of Colden's Lieblg's Liquid Ex tract of Beef and Tonic Invlgorator as the very best preparation used ior depression, weaxness ana in digestion, and, therefore, confidently recommend it to the medical profession." Sold by all drus- gists. , We will pay Agents a Balai y oi luO per month and expeuseHror allow Urge commission, to Bell oor new and wonderful inventions. We mean v&at ve tau. Sample free. Acldress&Hxuua Co., Uarattall, Mich. dbrrr a month and expenses guaranteed to np I I Agents. Outfit free Shaw dc Co., Augus ta, Maine fib rrrrrr A TEAR and exnenses to aeents. Outfit qp I I I free. Address P. O. VICKpRT, Augus ta, Maine. I SCREAM. Whenever you feel like refreshing yourself, call at PERRY'S and get a plate of ICE CREAM, OR GLASS OF ICE LEMONADE. He also has the finest Bananas you ever f aw, weighing nearly Inlf a pound each. Wheeler's Elixir Phosphates. An elegant preparation for sustaining the vital powers -a nerve and brain food one dollar per bottle. DR. T. C. SMITU, Druggtsc. Fine Flavoring Extracts. Lemon, Vanilla, Pine Apple and Strawberry, at UB. T. C. SMITH'S DRU STORE. Hand Mirrors, Dressing Combs, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Cologne, Handkerchief Extracts and Fine Soaps, at UK. x. u, smirti-B wsuu sxuius. Elixirs and Flaid Extracts. The largest assortment In the city may be found at UK. T. U. BJttlTtl'S JJKUU SXUUIS, A Full Line of ELECTRIC BELTS. A sure cure for nervous debility, premature de cay, exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure, cir culars mailed free. Address J. K. REEVES, 43 Chatham street, N. Y. Feb. 20-dswam. Humrjhrev's HomeoDathic Medicines , U. SAUTU'S 1BU a ro hand at DR. T. always on E. Cuticura Remedies, Salve, Soap and Resolvent Just received at DO. T. U. HMlTll'a UKUti tJl-OKU.. A Sad Accident. k iittia fhiiri thAdAiicrhter of Arthur Banks. Esq., of this city, fell Into a tub 01 hot water yesieraaj and nmii had It scalded. The immediate applica tion of Henry's Carbolic Salve, which was Iortu- nateiy in me nouse, mnumuj reuwicu and the little sufferer is now out 01 danger. A Card. Tn aii whn nrA snffArinff from the errors and In discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de- j cay, loss of manhood, Ac, I will send a recipe that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great nnuuh vaa diwvwAred hv a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope tothA REV. JOSEPH T. IN MAN. Station D, New York City. Jan 25 Bromidia, lodia, vitalized Phosphates. Tamar Indlen, Bedford Springs Mass and Seven Springs Mass, at UK. 1 . V. sjuiu a unuasiufie. Ladies' and Gents' Shoulder Braces, Improved patterns, at DR. T. C. SMITH'S DRUG STORE. Five Cent Cigars One of our specialties we try to get the best call and get some at UK. 1. l;. sjuan a ojluxvb. jcxxt ertisttucts Vest Pocket Cure Mr H I Kinart. has DOUgUt a i,,ir Li a .nti'-niiincr nfixeafc in the handles large bodies with ease, 1 " rruP ama oimDanv "At nirrht his surjerb dining-room was o wiira controlling interest in the llume turnexfinto a ball-room here majestie mine, which, they, are now .also opera maidens, bewitching beauties, lovely ting.' It is a wealthy organisation, and lasses, and costly nt"lflto we are lntormeo, intena;so iuuj AUCTION! A TTPTTfN BY MAXWELL ft HARRISON, Auctioneers. SATUEPAY, MAY 24TH, 187l. AT 11 O'CLOCK. A. M.. And Horehound Cough Syrup, each 25 cents a bot- tie, at UK. X. jf BJUIJ.D. O unuo at-vaa. r -i-n . ... M iJ'lvu'iflfsd! i!V.f '-J,.'-,. VCUWV iii-ill ;.r-.f. . i7.; ' n j v -rr. h. - : . STOmM. illOlilE ID Having opened a Shoe Store with everything fresh and new I am prepared to offer to the trade a line of the beat goods, such as . .'hi t '"' IH'IG For Ladies, Misses and Children, and a full line of the best goods for Men and Boys, which I propose to sell cheaper than ever offered in this market. Thanking my friends for past patronage, T trust to merit the same in the futnw. ; Respectfully, . , 'w J. MOYER, Trade Street, next door to Kyle & Hammonds Hardware Store. P. S. T take nleasiire. in announcing f mv old friends that T am now stavinar with Mr. Mover, and feel satisfied that with an experience of ten years in the Shoe and Hat business, I can sell you goods in that line to your satisfaction. very respectnuiy, . May 6, 1879. J. Mc. ALEXANDER. oots anxl Stores. PEGRAM & CO., 1st National Bank BuUding, CHARLOTTE, N. C. Have now In store a nice and complete stock of SPRING BOOTS, SHOES, Hats, Trunks & Traveling Bags. IN OUR WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT We are now offering at reasonable prices a beautiful line of Madras Point, Point Applique, Thread, Torchon, black and white Bretonne, Guipure. Blonde, Yatch, Italian, real arnl imitation YaleocietiBea Laces. Also a fall line of plain and striped Victoria Lawns, Linon Be Dacca. India, Bishop sadwfetto Linen Lawns; soft and hard finished Jaconets, Masalla Cloths, India Mulls. Piques, barred, striped plain and Nainsook Muslins, white French Organdies, white and colored Tartetons, plain and dotted Swiss Muslins and Wash Blonde and Silk Illusions. -0- OUR STOCK OF -O With them you can find THE BEST STOCK IN CHARLOTTE. ZEIGLER BRO.'S Celebrated Ladles', Misses' and Children's Shoes A SPECIALTY. . They also keep Miles', Burt's, Holbrook & Lud low's, and other best brands. Gents will find there the Miller, McCullough ft Ober, Can field, and Miles' hand-made Boots and Shoes. Also THE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR PEGRAM SHOES. Haniburg, Swiss and Nainsook Embroider Is complete and very cheap. Call sure before buying. attenUon. April 9, 1879. Orders have personal PEGRAM ft CO. Table Linens and Table Napkins In all qualities at low prices, of American and French woven Corsets. May 16. We have Just reserred anew stock ALEXANDER JKAKUS. . THE BEST The W0K& SOLD BY .WMMUriCf G 1500. COX BtffARE ..mailt1 nv, NUMBER o S " X FOR EAST ICU LARS ADDRCttS whiteSewinq Machine Co. Cleveland, ohio. QAROLINA CENTRAL VIA WILMINGTON, THROUGH FREIGHT ROUTE This Line being Freight from fully eQUipped for business, BOOTS BOOTS BOOTS BOOTS ! BOOTS ! BOOTS ! SHOES SHOES SHOES Wilmington and all Northern and Eastern Cities to Greenville, Spartanburg, all Stations Atlantic Tennessee & Ohio, As well as points In Georgia Insurance and Kales guaranteed as Low as Information furnished AND AND AND AND AND AND op their property. Stealing from i. CplWeA ',Frter. Junius Barriera'Touhg' white man . of Lincoln county, was recently arrest ed in this city pott- a iwarrant from Justice McLean,- of 'Lincolnt0rt,charjg-, ino- him with itP.aHni!!' inOney'from a (colored man. The proseeutor.laims tthat Barrier robbeoT him of 15 nfceias that they werd partners and have been traveling ' through; the country peddling. Barrier was (taken to jLin p,ointnn.v nnnstanie Orr. and confined in jail by the magistrate to await a pre-: Jiuujiary examinttiou uiiww converted it mto a scene of beauty. TTnrii a late hour the dancers enjoyea the nnardrille. waltz and calop, and AVArvthinsr was tiujeed with roseate h.Ll RelicH of tbe Olden Time. . ni'ufi.L-i Hunter. ) f Lincoln, was of course at the 20tn or AJ.ay oeieDratioi and with, him he brougtit some reiics which were suggestive of the earlier i,Mnnr nf aAtion. one event of which wo werft then celebrating. One or ihinned frotn what is iran,n oa rvirnwallia table. This table a li-iATT'-fst'fofut7 mUes bevond Jthfe 44vef in Lincoln county, oni nn this rock CorawalUa andJns ot- fcers dined ort each'' of the tour days n.i.iin i!iit,artitT46rl there waiting tor pensecrrt Aiatumber oi i wate.of tharivar.tofalLThe m- .eharlettetmgie few'Vjwitteii6da itod the 24 pair Brogan Shoes, 6 boxes Lemons, House hold and Kitchen Furniture, ana Miscellaneous Articles A ; JO . -Unlimited goods received until hpur of sale. - Jr.i r r ' pRTNTING MATERIAL FOR SALE. The undersigned Is tlgent fot the following de- PRINTING PRESSES MATERIAL which are the same:ai used in issufag the dally namr recently DUOllsneo at opanauouris i y ; 25c. Hair Dye. Has been tried and found satisfactory. For sale by DB, T. C. SMITH, Druggist PUmp Cans, For holdtag Kerosene Oil!' The cneapest In Char lotte, at DR. T. C; SMITH'S DRUG STORE. If Merchants Will buy their Drugs and Medicines pi Dr. t. mit DnimriatL &t flharlotto. they will find prices i satisfactory and save freight charges from North- em markets, ,. Visiting Strangers Wni find Ice Cold Soda Water at Dr. T. C. Smith's Drug Store, opposite me venira noieu These Hot Days Try Arctic Soda Water, aad Sparkling Ginger Ale, 1.5 cents aglasat raITr, otx. Ulv x.-xi. amixa-o unuvi o una. If. You Smoke bonf f orgeVto try the 5 cent Cigars i for sale at ua x . v. a u w. " . HATS HATS HATS F. W. CLARK, Gen. Freight Agent, Wilmington. N. C sept80 potteries. TTNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION! U OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRD3UTED. reiflM Sines. Dispatch lini E, NORTH CAROLINA. TO ALL POINTS SOUTH. offers unequalled facilities for the TnnsporUon of Charlotte, Statesvfue, AahevlUe, Buatertordton on the Atlanta 3c Richmond Air-Line. and Western N. C Railroads, Alabama and Mississippi. via any Competing Line, and Time as Qoick. upon application to T. T. SMITH, Agent C. a Railway, Charlotte. girths. F IELD BROS., WHOLK9ALI AND BSTAZL LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. Fair .Haven- JPresssize .f ibed, 81. by 48 fulure. It is anTopeniieflrB Aatiumber of persons m paper i i One' inches. rw. TToif.Vodinm T.lhArtv Jobber. " Fonts Brevier, Bourgeois, MmionjLong Primer, etc., embracing a compieie ouu xyr uvsy 4 by 86 inches in size, or for a smalldaUy. They t1 ji -f nw-.A t-r imuuI rrvlor nnrl will arecomDiwauwauow.,e Tnilfit Articles. r- mm 'mw -m '4 -. ' . 9 Perfumery and eve: prices at DR.T.C.S in the line at lowest TB?S DRUGSTORE. SPRING STYLES ! THE LARGEST STOCK EVER EXHIBITED IN CHARLOTTE. This stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, &a, embraces every grade, and will be sold as cheap as the same Goods can be sold by any house In the South. iV seUlng pictorial Books atd BIWes. Prices reduced 8Vr writ.; NawOnai ,PraMSHijiQ Pa, PriUadelphia,Pa.I,i; hold oft anfici are now .mt ltie.lr. Tr. bm yesterday and the day before, and the uatier was conaiaeraoiy uuwubbw i p0ik. i. Eexv vestige or tne oia noutw the streets yesterday. Ius believed by urfB many that the fall will be more rapid I --fcifiat time:(and W.pohably.iS; man the rise, but of course mere io xightinawi j gjingjiHthevjrrouna ing. 9 ' whereon stood the house in which Polk S-LL- was.,born., ..Bight-at what was reme- jrears agotDriHuntei . bfdfPOIk homer ! ihtnlst-county, in n.. hLn nf AifwHome-reWef-J as. K. VIA? uviw ; m . , , TO HOTEL;MEN; . Kaa, ITntAl hnd ,1nT nAAn VCousuiebCd ai JUUK a A. Mountatai.N.iC.. on the- Atlanta & Charlotte Air-Line Railway. i aim 'JTlie Kiag'e 9Ioatain Centennial. a singular oversight, the resolu tions in reference to the King's Moun tain centennial; several times alluded to in this paper which it iwas proposed to introduce at the public gathering on the 20th, were omitted.1 We were so foil of our wtt s celebration that the matter doubtless escaped the attention f of every one. But it is . .not too late to lake the matteiKttiv anar; frocm-aing- cAntarl hairflhftfln tKft dOOrSteD. hOW" ever, the doctor found a piece of anJdsL CTOCK. ana xuia iio titwj wwBU u! ir';v" Mrs Samuel Polks milk crocK.' The hulldins. contains 13 Kaaida. rifninff mom. kitchen and pantnes. with faculties for 8 more bed rooms at short no? Hce.- This building is forxent or lease. . vnr further Dwtlculars apply to the undersigned at jyng'S mouukuu, fi. y. . . ,.- . may23 2t Mi Barrett & co.' r?RdM my stables oh the night of 2SLTO JlSOOUUOTwMeeC Uys the foundation for substantial Jortunes every week, and pays an immense percentage of profits by the new capitalization System of operating in StOCkS l ull expiauauuii uu oyiiiiuaMuii w jiuodwi Brown & Co.,3afikerS, 26 Broad street, N. Y, ii,. Irii it'ii j .J!' 2 : :)j I.J ' T-p A T CTT? Please write for large, lJlii AIv plllt mustratedCatalogueof rAihlress Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburg, Pa. MERCHANTS Will do well to call .and examine this stock, as it is especially adapted to tne trade of North and South Carolina, and will be sold at wholesale or retail on most reasonable terms. Pt: Mmar1ra. the then embryonic Presi- SSSL..md Mind in one eve. Ant oisee.-iMltrV-M'M V..x r-! nt f.'ifiTrrithiafniak which made of - .. , . i i him the ereat man tnai, ne .uwcwmw S'tttT ' M. if. orb. eame to 1, . . rr r?f BENSON'S CAPCTNE : nr Miuirer did not Diinff witu jnui; the bullet with which Gen. Davidson -ni,i .,4k hnllof. waarflp.entlv iy we take tte Utertycing thf W SSSSj. the' act tention of the peppleiof the Tillage phifsfheve Davidsoafett atf Cowan's i?rffi neit her may ne uriiitt .witii uuf Kinor'a MminrAlix.'flndiainitV. to the matter, and suggesting that they get the1 ball in motion. There is plenty of time, between this wwt October, 1889,'aiid the celebration can be made the occasion a grand re-union r between North., Carolina and South. Carolina, in memo? ry of an eventviri which; both States lave a common heritage, ' i gjcaX Estate. EAL ESTATE, '' - SMININ?ANP IMMIGRATION AGENCY, ,4 For selling ana ouynig samm. uwus auu itvuxa, and will which Was shot dead Wnde his iider at ! tne uatue a.y- , , . jMtotofciob all properties placed in mj . e, tJ. ... rm i 1A W . r. i ' hands for sale. 'ff tour constitution is oroKen hiowh, w j" 1 It necessary to purify Mdleaasp the blood, we PT. BuU'S BlOOd juxuire. - - - , 'deelO THOS. F. DRAYTOi jzl : i Charlotte, N. C. the word See.that each plaster eufctoroughTti, .-aWen.'Tii..n Other. your physician as to Ito merits over all others. N-E Ask IWil T VaMAiia PnWntive Plus, make new "Rich Blood. and will completely change the Wood in the entire svstem in three monins. Any one nill each night from 1 to stored to" sound health; If on who will take 2 weeks may be re- ffnp.h a thin? he rtossible.' Ant hv mail for 8 letter stamps.! La JOHNSON & CO., Bangor, Me. At .. t . 1 - This Institution was regularly incorporated by the Legislature of the State for Educational and Charitable purposes in 1868, fob thx term of twenty-five tkabs, to which oontract the inviola ble faith of the State is pledged with a capital of $1,000,000, to which it has since added a Reserve Fund of 8350.000. Its GRAND SINGLE NUM BER DRAWINGS will take place monthly. It never scales or postpones. Look at the following distribution: GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT, during which will take place the 109TH GRAND MONTHLY AND THE EXTRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING At New Orleans. Tuesday, June 17th, 1879, Under the personal supervision and management , of Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana, and Gen J. A. EARLY, of Virginia. CAPITAL PRIZE, $100,000. &- Notice Tickets are Ten Dollars Only. Halves, 85. Fifths, $2. Tenths, $1. LIST OF PRIZES : I 1 Capital Prize of. ... $100,000... . $100,000 I . 1 Grand Prize ot -. 50,000.'... 50,000 i 1 Grand Prize of . . 30,000. . 20,000 ! 2 Large Prizes of..... 10,000.... 20,000 4 Large Prizes of. ... . 5,000. : . . 20.000 20 Prizes of 1,000... 20,000 50 Prizes of j 600.. . 25,000 i 100 Prizesof ............ 800 ... 30,000 , 200 Prizes of 200.... 40,000 600 Prizesof 100.... : 60,000 10.000 Prizes of. 10 ... 100,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES i : !- 100 Approximation Prizes of $200..... $20,000 100 Approximation Prizes of 100..... : 10,000 100 Approximation Prizes of 75..... 700 GROCERS and DEALERS In COUNTRY PRODUCE Keep constantly oa band FRESH EGGS and BUTTER, CHICKENS, TUR KEYS, CABBAGE, IRISH POTATOES, AP PLES. DRIED FRUITS, SCO. Exclusive Dealers In RAMSOUR A BONNTWELL'S and A. L. SHU FORD'S various brands of FLOUR. ALSO, FBOPBirrOBS ot TO CHARLOTTE HOTEL, CHARLOTTE, N. C ' This house has been refitted and newly tarnished, and is kept is first class style. Terms, Per Day .... $ 2 00 W Great todoceroejitajiflered te table board ers; for terms see the proprietor,, .;:,, tmnrbus and Carriages i si every traia.eg FIELD BROTHERS. : vi J. . t.Preertetofm. Mr. H. a WruoM ft Lady,. . . ..y. . Snperintenrtents. VTftTTHPR " 11,279 Prizes, amounting to To Charlotte are invited to call and examine, our, Q T of it stock, as they will and it most complete in every respect, and cheaper than eyer before. : . . W. a FORBES, Agent, Gen. J. A. Early, of Va., $52200 Commissioners. . feb9 J .t. s.rri Smith 4 Forbes Old Stand, Trade St V Application for rates todubeshoiddonlybemade to the office Of the company in New Orleans. - i, - Write for circulars or send orders to - ' -j v -1 t . ..;:-, M. A. DAUPHIN, ' . i ; PostofSco Box 692, New OxieaM, Louisiana ,. may 13 gjewtisttrtj. R. A. W. ALEXANDER, -I; DENTIST OFFICE OVER L. B. WRISTON & COD With 25 years' experience I guarantee entire :.u nliflaeUon? Janll BOUQUET. ifi -o'v J;-' 9? :' YHI;-tKtrri-.- V.V" tn'i TU magiilficefitiirand of Cigars has lust been received, and ail wno riave ineu, ii saj ii is wie ': : vVr'-viv -!.; .? BEST 5 CENT CIGAR . j n- ; ' -'t ' 2 They hare ever seen In Charlotte, , Sold only at ICE I JGKV Where I am prepared to furnish a superior oaallty to all who may want lee.' My cart will alee make daily deltveriee at pUoes of. bnrtnw ev private residences, uroers even toe mw, aaareseM to me through P. O. Box 163, of delivered tome J ofuceon lotof Rock Island Factory, wilt receive prompt attention, a.iMhuui ; n ji customers wne oegm wiu rae wuieesappuea the entire aeason at the following flcurea:.. In quantities ten than 8 lbs., ' SeL'psrm. t, - ) f oioveouioe., - ; rnje.perio. tit ,'uPERB; -1 'V'i:; I'S; The above ftenres are the iasae at whtek lee has . been sold foe the last two eeao . when I bad com petition: and as l nave owmmm4 tselliuee to conaoa tne dosumws on. i nuue principle, . consumers will eonsuit their rtpmt byglvtncM ; Ice for shipping la any qmtLiZt eaTuny packed and forwarded with dispatch. . v . . , - Thankful for your patronage- fa the past, I re spectfully. ask a eoatlnuanee ef the aarne. .