REFOBU Ilf BEECKLEXBUBG.
THE CITY FATDEB8
. I Arrested an the Charfe f Bcat!-j
-J.IUIU&
!SSRW9"r"
s atiSSI?? June 7, mtiv
8.50 a.m.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
7 luiLBOAPj DIBECTOBTv, Ut q x -
The following table ghowstjje running of passen
JSIlns to: and from Charlotte, oalll the rail
roads (Washington time): . . ..
, . , r RICHMOND ,DAflTJXJU. J
Arrives from Richmond and Goldsboro,'
imWchond,....:..... IIl.Ma.-L
JkTlJHl vninw mm mm mmmw, ,
Arrive from Atlanta,.. ... .'. i.40a.m.
leaves for Atlanta,.. ....42.40 a, m.
Vrrivel from Atlanta . .., r 6.40 p. m.
Kforltlanta,.....;:;....!.-!.
cHABixrrrK, ooLtncBXi atsubta.
Arrives from Angdsta,.r.Uv. Xt.Vw. 8.50 p. m.
f0r Augusta 12.4o a. m.
leaves ii'srjv., iiwi.rhtvj .Jl 2.1 0 . m.
Arrives iroiuw'"" " v,. ..,.,v-.-- .
.i -.1 i
for Columbia,
CABOUSA CJOJTTBAL. ,
Arrives from WUmlngton,.
i naves for Wilmington, .u-iiitf.
Arrives from Shelby
f nr Shelby.-. . t . . i i ...... -V.
IjCOiTV"
ATLANTIC, TKNNKSKKK OHia
!
: 5.05 p. to.
i?! 8.40 a.m.
i rrlves from StatesvQle, . .........
Leaves for StateavWe..... ;,.
8.00 p. m.
8.00 a. m
War Dkpaetmenv
office Chief sienLTpma,'
Washington, June ry . so pVitf. )
For the South Atlantic States, falling,
followed by rising barometer, warm
southwesterly winds generally slutting
to cooler northerly, i partly cloudy or
tioudv weather and local rains.
luteal Ueporl lor Yeierday.
Barometer
Thermometer.. . . .
Relative Humidity
tflnd Direction,
" Velocity,.
Weather......
7 A.M.
30.014
72
02
W.
6
Clear.
2Pflit9P.M
29 884
87
28
aw.
8
Clear.
129001
78
43
W.
8
Fair.
Highest temperature 88 deg.; lowest 64.
HOnB PENC1 M !
Mr S. J. Perry, of this city, the enter
mising cigar and , confectionery man,
will hive a cigar and - new- stand at
(ilen Alpine Springs during the sum
mer. He will also keep confectioneries
and fruits. ,
Two young men had a lively little
set-to on Trade street between College
md Trvon, yesterday just wwiuwu.
It was an old-fashioned fisticuff, and
beyond the drawing of a little claret
'aid two conuscated brows no damage
was done.
One of the chief objects of the, trus-
the result? jfc-
Work, a BmUeUl aUiiluS
nr.. Cmart has inst finished a three
.lavs'' run of ore at the Bndisill mine,
working in this time 71,000 lbs.-about
55 tons-and the result lsa lutapot
amalgam weighing. 488 pwts. , The es
timated value of this is $200, and as the
operating expenses of the mine are but
28 ner day a simple calculation will
showthe net profit from these three
days' work $116 clear profit. If this
is not "coining the money it is certain
ly the next thing to it.
The . New Public Bead Law Set la
VTlie county commission er tf Meck
lenburg," yesterday, cofnpleted their
1- - -.J A. 1U J A
wont preparatory to setting in motion
the -machinery of the- newToad law.
m J 1 a. a -w
a nis law was passed xj me last .legis
lature, and applies only to Mecklen
burg and two other counties. The chief
pointaf difference between it and the
old Tawiare.Jbaiefly) tbat.it requires the
townships to be divided into road dis
tricts; provides for the appointment
of supervisors of all the roads in .j;he
districts: empowers the board or coun
ty commissioners to impose a special
tax for the maintenance of the roads
and bridges; allows the commissioners
to administer an oath to supervisors
and to punish them for a failure to dis
charge : their, .duties with a fine not ex
ceeding $20; and, finally, requires every
male citizen of the county to work the
road four days in the year, or, to pay
for a hand to take his place. ,
The board fixed the tax for the main
tenance of the roads and bridges at one
J A. ill A1 4k. nA . 11
ana one-quaixer muis on tne$iuu worm
of property, the one mill tax to be de
voted to the roads and the quarter mill
tax to be. used in, reparing and building
bridges. The revenue derived from this
tax will be about $6,500.
It iadesignedthat this' fund shall be
dev&tedtothe purchase 'of tools, rock,
etc. ; a portion of it will be required to
pay the supervisors, who receive a com
pensation of $2 per day for every, day
they work, except the four days they
owe to the county, under the provis
ons of the law, as citizens thereof. ;
The following is a list of the appoint
ments of supervisors in the several pi-'
tricts: ' i
Charlotte Township No. 1. James M.
Davis ; No. 2, T. D. Pharr ; No. 3, J. C-i
uowu ; jm o.- so., an. vv one. ri
Berryhill No. 5, W. G. Foard ; No. 67!
Wm. Berryhill.
Steel Creek No. 7, M. N. Hart ; No.
a W frowoll
i v- v va i 'ill '
Sharon No. 9, J. Watt Kirkpatrick !
jfO. iu, n. xj. xiunter.
Providence Na 11, "W. F. Kayen
dal ; No. 12, R. A. Hudson. ;
. Clear Creek No. 13, J. E. Henderson ;
No. 14, liobt. Beaver. ' V
Crab Orchard No. 15, P. M. Hicb;
N0TI6, C. B; Cross. ---
Mallard Creek). 17. W. D. Alex
ander; No. 18, R. H.'Flow.
Deweese No. 19, Benj. Brown ; No.
2( Caleb Bost W3
emley's Wov-ai, . AT.M uson; jso.
22, Marion Bansqnl g
J.ong Cre.23,'Ttobt Kerns?
N.-24, Miltoi Kn .-..W
Paw Creekr-No. 25, Moses E. Kisjler ;
No. 26, Jos. THall. I
Morning Star No. 27, William Mas
sey; No. 28, J. W.Morris.
Pineville No. 29; L. M. Oder; No. 30,
A. G. Kirkpatrick.
The supervisors are ordered to ap
pear before the board . on ,the AVednes
day after the first Monday in. July to
take the oath and reeeive instructions
from the) board.' ; '
, f i t it 1 1 Kit., 4 tmwf a i
A nlUtdanAAt.Ing1 of .the hoard of al-
dftiTrf' vSiJ held ierdifvt afternoon
at the mayor's office. - - .. -
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. : -
: The committee on cotton samples re
portecLun substance, that the weigher
sVheflo
tne present ume; toe uuvera auu
weigher recommend that he ba contin
ued the season ; the samples are taken
from the weigher and the committee
finjl 4-1-11 ora . nivtTkavHr nf - fha
buyers who would contend for the rigbt
of. asr dsarwiTH
On motion of Alderman Grier the re
port was received and the committee
discharged. -
After a good deal of discussion and a
number of amendments a motion that
On motion of Alderman ward trus
vnt.A -wsia rAfirmsidfirpd and the motion
Vioinor aorain rait. TYrovsnlnd
On motion of Alderman Grier the re-1
A. A. . 1 i.4- ...A4-Knn n A vw-4- V1 f
yvih ui huv wiiiiuittee wits luch awuptcu
i. i
Aialmahitodo'rf moWtha the
mayor be authorized to offer a reward
of $25 for the apprehension of and evi-
npnna rn inn vi nr omr rT rna tiuttips wiiii
made efforts to break into the stores of
merchants Thursday night, carried.
i- -J? i 3 - r n ..11
'citv oflRwRti Wpifi hrdRrd''-tn "ffive their
hrtnda hv iha Hma itf . t.hft naxt.resrillar
meetinfi'. these to he aDDrovea DV tne
maVor. the offices otherwise to be de
clared vacant.
A petition was presented with refer
M Jathe draiiLat tlie, North Carolina
mlioMcresaineTuritl rriothM fM re-
taittf trre tJperfrfgTnrfeirrtmcnes
in second ward.
On mnfinn hnth xcprft referred to the
annifanr onmrniffoc wlinsp dllt.V it shall
be, with 'the advice of some intelligent
man, these to employ an expert if , ne
cessary, to report what is proper to oe
bSfthetmnsactioi fof) fofcfebusi- i
nesS of minor fmi trfnbhen&o'aTd ad-
journed.
liiltus..VVatta.
colorea,1.
n Rim m
SreacherF9xofrwffles a short
iatanhSfiofth"bf the tft V wis arrested
WIUU UpaUIlg UIS W1LC, WU3 . CU.eClB
of which she died. The bodrr of the
wonianrjhadiiinpfe Jew juried s when
aits' was arresteo. rne c-roner raaue
an investigation of the case yesterday
afternoon, but conld find no evidence
against Watts,1afidhe Was subsequently
-if i a r ,4-
Ease At
as n1thnnrh ttiT rffav dftsftflflr'nT Mlpf ft bi
attainable by rheumatic sufferers, for there Is a
.which e&rrtes va, ,di means ot increased
r of tBeTkiWHhMortant channels for
blood puhficailon-llie acrid element to which
pathologists the most eminent attribute the painful
srmntnms a theorr completely borne out by urin
ary analysis. The name of this grand depurent Is
uosteners, s piepsrau umnnw oeteomiea as
remedy for constipation, which causer contamina
tion of the blood with . the bile and a certain
means' of relief In dTiroepakV feverndrae. and
nervous ailments. It Is, perhaps, the finest tonic
extant, and is highly recommended as a medicinal
1 m. 1 ail.llnk.AAlllHfjk.. -J 1
SEunuiuiu Ifj uibiiitunuc puoiuituia tutu oumj u
who pronounce it to be eminently pure and very
For upwards of thirty years Mrs. winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup has been used for children. It corrects
4MM
the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, wbethi
frA) teeQUospn ojtni;eaascs. An old ar
origin?
well known remedy.
25c per bdttle7
ites
ier
and
They Abide Steadily la fiooa Werks.
J
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-.-- . .- . , i j u o a lki. vx. a rsuir-xsij. rr ; -
."' a " ' M.. .i. ... - I .... ... . 1 .- . '
t' c
V9 fr"?wK
'R-.c-lhR..
mm m
ill line of
SHOES
tjonvinee'
pr-'ff r Tiffin ;,. in . . w ui , -
' ...lli'jBiLi' t. il.t.),xJ.. V.i.. ,,11 ctniV tha hoaF. muvt). ' A TTlAI Will
toewatSwrSK 20er cent cheaper. ;
r'PLItatee pleasure in announoing tos my Old menotnat Aamnow naiug au.- aujoii
wrffilexperietteroltea yWtndthe Shoe and Hat business. I ean seU you goods in that line to your satisfaction.
May 29, 1819. 3 " ' M , H -- ; - ,. ; 0. aiiikAMa.
i 2. - ' 1 "I .,r,, i- , , , ... , . I I I 1
...... . , . ., . . rr . . . r ' i i - i i . . , f , ',1 i lll'll t .li t U'i I '
FX
' Aaother enfral ef theusehold end other useful article for our famous
V .E C E N T C O U N T E R
Generals G. T. Beauregard, of Louisiana, and J.
"Curlv nf Vlnrlnla.. still (VintlmiA tn faithfully
and energetically discharge their duties as commis
sioners on behalf of the state and People, and will
give Wlc next grauu oowrouuuai uianuiK ul uic
Loulsl&aa State Lottery- (the 10Vh In number of
monthly drawings), tneir personal supervision, ana
assume the sole management of the distribution
which occurs promptly at noon on Tuesday, June
1 Jin, is 4 , aline opera uuuse ui new urioaiu.
or further miormaaon aaaress. ere u is too iaie,
M. A. Dauphin, P. 0. Box tt2, New Orleans.
lunea lw. -,.
Thousands Use it, Why Hesitate.
It is adapted especially to those cases where the
womb Is disordered, and will cure any irregularity
of the "menses." Dr., J. Bradflehi's Female Regu
lator acts like a charm in "whites," or in a sudden
check of the "monthly courses,? from cold, trouble
of mind, or like causes, by restoring the discharge
in every instance. So also in chronic cases lis ac
tion Is prompt and decisive, and saves the constitu
tion from countless evils and premature decay.
Ask your druggist for a circular.
.. may28 lm .... . . , i . -. ;
PERCALES AND PRINTS, LINEN LAWNS, PLAIN AND FANCY.
The Sianbaclc Ferry Picnic.
Stanback's Perry, in Richmond coun
ty, the famous picnic ground for all that
section of the State, will be the place of
two grand gatherings this year. The
first occurs about the ISth of June,
complimentary to a young gentleman
and lady in the neighborhood, and the
lotormatlra Waaid. :,
Robert C. Scott, who was'; raised in
Providence township, Mecklenburg
county, N. C, but last heard from at
Little Rocfe, Arkansas, n living, win
ilesuw rommunicate with his relatives,
in North Carolina. He may have been
a victim of the yellow tever scourge oi
last year, and if so, D. N. Phifer, Char
lotte, N. C, would like to be informed
of the fact, by any of his friends.
Southern papers piease copy, or lturi
to the above.
Died la the Mountain.
Mr. A. L. Smith, of this city, received
a telegram announcing the death at
Glen Alpine Springs, day before yester
,i,rlivF liia limHipr. Mr. fteorcre Smith.
mri juiv in ine leiEuuuiuwu, " i . ' . :. '
annual picnie corned off the 8th of July, and left yesterday morning to w pre
t. his fnnpraJ. Mr. lieorce &mitB
An enort wm u wauo w &w "f " t
t.v in Charlotte to attend. Arrange-
..: .;ii Kn offMpri hv which thev
can go to Wadesboro the point of leav
ing the railroad and return for one
iare.
ent at his funeral. Mr. George Smith
was a native of Scotland Neck. He
went to Morganton several years ago
for his health, and was last summer
connected with the management of
Glen Alpine Springs.
marriage of a Cnarlottc Physician.
Dr. Rob't Gibbon and wife arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon. He was
Eiiarneu eiuiocjr , y,.".e '
Laurens Court House, S. C to Mrs. C.
M. Harris, a cultivated and cnarming
lady of that plac The groom s right
hand man on tue oeeaMuu w yF
Jas. F. Johnston of this city. 'There
are manv people in Charlotte Wha will
i k;i"n its in noncrratulatms Dr.
Sibbon on his good fortune and in wish
ing him along, happy , and prosperous
Jite, The home of the bride and groom
will be in this city where the latter has
tui any warm friends. ;
The FlrHt of the Season..
Dr. A. W. Alexander has presented
The Observes with a couple of - roast
ing ears, fully developed, grown in
his garden in Charlotte this5 year, and
so far as we know, the first of the sea
son. It is in order now. fqriayeral hun
A taa1 "fli or oArdpnAi-s to., rise t ab and
claim tne honor oi pruuuciug mo uiau
green corn, but such claims1 Wiinot be
dorod hv thia Aourt. the natural
E resumption being that if any one else
ad had roasting ears. , the court would
have been informed of the matter ; this is
the logic of experience. The jury will
thoTotnrft return a verdict in. favor of
Vvavftwvi .- j
Dr. Alexander, ,
A Compliment to "The Boys."
t Ts&Slsttyi i&euWi ShHt tirrm,
ago, to a miserable, lying little pamph
let, of the dime novel variety, entitled
uThe Entwined'LiveS of Miss Gabrielle
Austin and. Redmond, the North Caro
lina Outlaw." Through the kindness
of a friend a copy of it has just come to
our hands. It is worse than our wild
est fancy had ever painted it. It pur
ports to have been written by "Bishop
Edward Crittenden," of Charlotte, N.
C. In a letter to the author, Redmond,
whs is h9 P4ef Vf V?e North; Carolina
raooiminers7statf that -he 'Was born
in Charlotte, and that his ancestors
were "among th& foremost" of those
wiin framoH tifi Mfiplrlftrihiircr Tlenlara-
tion of Independence.., RedmoAd,s
trothed, Miss Gabrielle Austin, was the
daughter of a minister of "Guilford
C. HV' and a "sappy" story of their love
is told. Redmond had not only mur
dered "Judge Spates upon the bench of
the circuit court," at Asheville, but had
done many other very wonderful things,
amonor the most darmsr Of which was
hia Via vincr sincrlp-hHTxlfMl And. alone.
whipped forty men of the Charlotte
Grays, whom Gov. .Vance had sent to
capture him. He was sitting in a house
in the mountains, playing with a baby,
u hon tho i rrava siirrmiiiiiKii il. nn
IT UU" . " ' "
tossed the baby aside, dashed out, tiring
as he ran, shot three oi tneni names
nni. crivpnl. "dashed down several who
nnnnspd him. and breakins through
. 1 -i r x i .1
the line, ran liKe a aeer ior uie oous,
fpf t Rhnwr of bullets." when
t.hft Oravs Dicked ud their dead atidf
vifni'iriflpurt armr tiioved to Ashevilla
i - a ! J- -i w X
All this is a very nanusouie uumpn
rc.Tif fr fho Rravs and wft refer to the
book for the purpose of urging them to
carry along more men, ana ueiusr, wnt?n
they next start out to capture Redmond,
and for the purpose oi saying mai uus
book is the most mastodonic lie of the
century, and in all respects the worst
we ever saw.
oFKicnrcfr irMitj.'S. marshal, c
Greensboro. N. C, June ttth, 1879. )
ortsvck yf TTnitAH fiijitAa vrTtnaafiAa and liirorft At, thA
TnA tha TTnft-iH flrotoa Ti1atrlrt: PrUlrt. ffW
the Western District of North Carolina, to be held
at unarioue, is so iar moauieu as w require tun
attendance of witnesses In cases where the de
fendants are actually itfialK ana lurorgffesiaeni in
CharJottei i'H" 5 !? ij I JU .
" BO. M7 DOUGLAS,
United States Marshal.
3une7 2t
Wortta Carolina
mend.
Exearsion to Rich''
alter the yarranta.
Toilet Articles,
Perfumery and everything tn the line at lowest
prices at DR. T. C. SMITH'S DRUG STORE
gPARKLTNG CATAWBA SPRINGS,
WESTERN, N. C.
Loug and favorably known for their anttlyspep-
TQ toani C TkOP Anv onH fawliiAAii rnfPJt for
lOI CF WOtU mpa lJM. WHIM. WW .M.-
a longer time, and families. Invalids will have the
advantage etfouf different fatneraj waters, and in
addUlen,theTarklshiiot-aJ4,vap4jHiii(d medicated
hutha if HAalnaH
Springs situated 7 miles north of Hickory ori"
the Western North Carolina Railroad, over the
finest road in the State. For further information,
address the proprietor,
E. 0. ELLIOTT, M. D.
may25 3 taw su tnthu ' '
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,
Far superior tw all other'received.
Also a beautiful variety of
LOVELY DESIGNS IN
HABpiG EDGINGS, IN8ERTINGS AND LACES.
Great Bargains iu
4 V
1 Ladies' Linen Ulsftrs and Dresses,
UOSIEUY, CORSETS AND DRESS LINEN.
Beam to call and look at our great bargains we offer this week. jyjQJJg BROS
lap. we have Just received a splendid assortment of Rustic Frames, for mottoes and various size pictures, at prices lower than ever known In Charlotte.
June 1, 1879. ' ' ,
Wheeler Eliiir Phosphates,
An elegant preparation for sustaining the vital
nowersa nerve and brain :food one dollar per
bottled t Iff! DBk
DRESS GOODS!
, Druggist.
Fiffi-FlaVoKngMitracts.
Lemon, Vanilla, Pine Apple ' and Strawberry, at
DR. T. C. SMITH'S DRUG STORE.
Klhirs and Fluid, Miracts.
H-t.-i ,XOf W3 HO
The largest assbrtmentln the city may be found
at DR. T. C. SMITH'S DRUG STORE.
We are now displaying elegant lines of
We are now displaying elegani lines of
;V Full Unpf
' : . 7 ' . y - .
Humphrey's Homeopatfeic Medicines always on
hand at DR. T. CTSMITH'S DRUG STORE.
- - r 3 r r C
Gtrticur Ftetriaflies;
Salve, Soap and Resolvent, just recelvedkt
V&. T. C.aMlTgS DRUG SlORE.
,u BrpmjcliaJpdi,
BLACK AND COLORED SILK GRENDINES,
BUNTINGS OF ALL COLORS
AND OTHER DRESS GOODS OF ALL GRADES AND PRICES.
This Department Is Replenished Daily.
May 27.
This Department is Replenished Daily.
ALEXANDER & HARRIS.
Tama' Indien, Bedford
Springs Mass and Seven Springs Mass, at
Vitalized Phosphates.
s anas
DB.T
THE BIST
THEW0K&
. SOLD BY
fin fiiupi
1 r. '
WJIMANrfff
JS 1500.0 O
tes
Shoulder Braces, improved patterns, at
DIL T. C. SMITH'S DRUG STORE.
Five Cent Cigars
lne of our gpeclalties-Hwe try to set tne Dest caii
-aad get some at - . im
DR. T. C. SMITH'S UttUU aivnn.
ilssioners
passed the
at tbeirsession.jeaterday
IOllOWlOSVluta.j.
vVnettiw, j i iVKieni iui m wnw
The Dispatch ot TfettirsdAy 'says that
the excursion: train froittiNarth Caroli-
i v...;r,o mon ln PiohiAnnd Tues-I
day and that Wednesday night they Jliamdlhe increase in
were received and entertained . , at the tTtM ifittsequence there-
4',ommercial Club rooms. Mr. Claiborne JlAw expenditure
Watkins, the president of the club, wel- leallWmhf .taxation, it is,
oroeu nie visiuna, nu "g: i theewlie
The United State Con rt Another
announcement front Ularkhal Dou-
Klas.
Ti.o Qlvprt.ispmp.nt of United States
Marshal Ro. M. Douglas, informing ju
rors and witnesses at the approaching
term of the Federal court in this city,
that the conditioa, of ,J;he judiciary ap-
nh that. t.hftV COllld
yivLu ivtiv" w v . j
notbepaid and' that aS consequence
they would not- be required to attend
this term of the court, has been modi
fied, as will be seen lit our advertising
columns this morning. Witnesses in
suits where the defendants are in jail,
and jurors resident in Charlotte are
now expected to attend. So it seems
we are to have a regular court after all,
notwithstanding the marshal s first for
midable announcement. The apparent
ftnr-t tn rhrnw the onus of a nartial
TV 1J1V11 v v J J .
HEALTH AND PLEASURE RESORT.
HOT and cold water, unsurpassed mountain cli
mate, unequaled scenery, and magnificent ho
tel accommodations for eight hundred guests. Hot
hatha, in eoniunction with climatic Influences, al-
kidneys and bladder, ancfmalarlal disorders. Send
for descriptive circular.
Dr. Wm. H. HOWERTON, Proprietor.
Junel lm
H.M.'IlSPATJGH'Si
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
i, (..ti
T OCATED ten miles west of Taylorsvllle, on the
i. a Lenoir road, in Alexander county climate as
healthy as any whereto North Carolina, Rooms
"XIII HIWITO WUU ...... -v " ' '
Provisions cheap. For further particulars address,' -
IL J. ALSFAUGn..
Little River P. 0Ax4ndr c4 . 1.'Q
may 281m ,IlJI i JL
loore. of this city, "whose address was
highly appropriate to the interesting
occasion. The Dispatch adds: "His
remarks concluded the speaking; after
which the visitors and their hoste, afc
tacked the tables in -earnests and $ta
late hour the party broke up..f
.nailread.NoteB. , ?
The Ait-Line employes excursion to
Toccoa Falls comes off to-day. They
will go to Toccoa with their farmhes
from both ends of the line. The Cha
lotte crowd ,Twi4 -return morr
jiiorningat 3-40. ?in u i uvti
There will be acblored excusionta
Charlotte over the Carolina Central
road, next Tuesday, to allow Good
samaritiins on the line of the road to.
attend the anniversary celebration oi
the orcier nere. , , . ,
ill ir, niiiiwuii.. - r.
t;onvenUon ol northern men .resjaing 1 ??'1gMihai& .WSMoae
It 1 114 -I 11 1 V 41.ll-. W AIL ,W " ' '
ana au persons wu w .y
daid county; without regard tp;'color or
I SeX. W lie 11, iu ma - "
be procurea to convict mij uu
or -persons of vagrancy.
It was ai.SO uuueiBLuii vu. buvu yvi-
iOuS,:whM"i50nviettri$'be ! pun
ished by being' put to work rrf the pub-
broads. --J'-"?: s
or their f ail-
ure to arrive at their destination at all,
expiaineaDy me uuu wn r,;
to nlace the names of the States on the
l Ti JLJ.' t --iVAliM vKtr; hrirriA' in mind
that there ara. in XM 4oJ
miBii,iHinns, 17;
Charlestons, 17; Chicago - fflcin-
netrojrwelb.;!!; Milv
condition of the pending awproP5iation
bill in Congress cannot aireci uuswun,
if ia m-nhahlv dlie to the 6X-
travagance or incompetent m anagement
or tne marsnat,
i 'hartotte, CokunbiaA Angusta road
three eentspermue, tne rouuu '"i'""
The Virginia Miaiana iwmusuw
their route, betwee;
m4vm w . m w w
VVashineton-and Danville, passengef-
coaches with the patent recumn,
a onm nf spTiAdiile ia anticlDateu
win the thrbtrfrh tiail cars 'are4 jut.on
. : " . - - - " t-r
the lit of Juiy
The Charlotte,
f h force employed
keeping the road in order. f
liobberv of Stores.
"KTSV,- Wnrn loaf :tli O afar", nf MeSSlTS.
'.P. H Glover jand R. B Alexander, in
thfl I Antral MOtei Duuoinir, uu:"
mi 1 1 a-.arKl fi'eallad'
Wihnin
necessary v -uwy . 7
iiameT)r3ate-in-tbrPW of a
newBpage.
n. 'Alaai iaciaaa ( Biddle
A Stranger Drowned.
A young man named Benton, who is
said to be an Englishman and came to
Charlotte several weeks ago, was dro wn
ed while bathing in Phif er's pond, late
named Kogers weawirwiciwuu w6ciu-
er. Benton sank very suddenly ana is
supposed to have been ta.Ken,5wi-n me
cramp. As soop as the news reached
the city a number of pjifrons repaired
to the pond, and several young men be
gan to dive for the body. In the course
of a half hour ox so it was found by a
negro; man and brought to the bank.
Dr. Graham was present and used every
effort to resuscitate him, but to no puis
rn A.n.-i.sx-nsvw will invDofinrQTA trA
case to-day.Very little is known of
Benton. He had a room at Mr. Green
ftnirrninn's boardine house, near the
WtliCaciifria depbtjfnd since he
lamfito 'CSBAlottb w ha been engaged
in repairing sewing mauues.
,M91
Cleaveland Mineral Springs
These Snrinss are 2 miles from Shelby. N. C.
and one mile from C. C Railway. Hacks will be
; Spring's station on arrival oi every tram.
leynusiCrana otner means ui huiumiucih
! cojaf ojt lAnjoyment of guests.
THE TABLE
will be furnished with the best that the market af
fords. Rates to suit the times.
"w S7MC. POSTQN, Proprietor,
Shelby, N. C.
L. S. WriiUAH9,-Superiptepdent,
May 14 d6w'
Vest Pocket Cure
And Horehound Sw&teWt-
ye, at iK. 1. (j. Sill ill o uijt oiuiiii
25c. Hair Dye.
Has been tried
by
and found satisfactory. For sale
DR, T. C. SMITflt, Druggist.
Pump Cans,
If Merchants
Will buy their Drugs and Medicines of Dr. T. C
Smith, Druggist, at Charlotte,1 they will, -find Prices
satisfactory and save freigbt charges from North
ern markets. '
Visiting Strangers
wm find Ice Cold Soda Water at Dr. T. G. Smith's
Drug Store, opposite the Central Hotel. :
BEWARE
HVMBtRS
WhiteSewimo Machine Co. Cleveland, ohio.
i0TlCE0UR crf??snURSMDDtZ&X p"ri.
F0RPART1CUUM ""'"'"UHBEROHSW ADDRE8:
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS,
COTTONS,
UPHOLSTERY,
TRIMMINGS,
FLANNELS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
Girls' and Boys' Stilts,
Ladies' Underwear,
Infants Outfits,
DRESS MAKING,
WRAPS,
COSTUMES,
RIBBONS,
NECKTIES,
RTJCHIBfGS,
HAHDKERCHTEP8,
WHITK COOPS,
BUTTONS,'
HAMBURGH,
SKIRT BRAID,
SEWING SILK, , .
PINS, i ....
FRINGES,
NEEDLES,
" FANCY GOODS, &.
DBV
inn
BY-Iff ATI
Rend for Ramvles or information, and
satisfy yourself how cheaply and quickly
you can get everything in
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
of us by Mail or Express. We carry an
averaae stock of about 0100,000, all bought
for prompt cash. tFTry us.
,. Mave the (Juicaren sena jor a sez oj our
Advertising Cards.
COOPER & CONARD.
importers and Retailers,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Established 185
in;
R SALE.
ThWBarjrgBOise and inhlon type on which this
paper was lately prmtea. uwasmaae uy ueviu
Johnson type foundry, of Philadelphia, and was
not discarded because no longer fit for use, but en
years to come1: It will be sold trt,lots;Jw sul pvuv
AhooAN nnn in if hum t ii ntr lu i.uuuiwoi nu vi
without cases. Address OBSERVER,
octs Charlotte. N. C.
SALE.
Denutv Mais1ialE.a F. Fenton,
im..t aLinMi" rtvirrtT7 In thin nftv ItYlOWn 89 the
-TIT? 1 rJ., i Itan At VnTiAA This TftlW
nery is convenienuy tocateu, auu u on uro k
improved macninerj.,
BarK ana niaes iow nuu iu auuuuaws.
mMWmf&& fsAACS, Attorney
of
tru - - iv J.
Art am Frevar. JSormanv . narnee uvw
I feeted the permanent organization i of
L 4 rnmrii association. A constitution
J CUUtJ jiimsd " T
TIT" n 1 ftoKnrA a-rroafWl and brouerht to the
t adfarfliv William Has tines, nosty
iiasteT'ttteaver Dam, in Uuion coun
tt .v. a row! with violation of the; reve-?
nue laws uy oeuuig wuww
key without a license. The prehmin
rytriai was Jiad-befoxei JJnited ates,
nmniiiiiiAniii Wanner, and Hastings
to jappear at the v&PtemM tfte
tea states com t.
Probibitin Elections.
Two elections on the prohibitory 4iv
CITY PROPERTY FOR SAUL
I ' I r T I 'I i I
i.X.aXrAtootftniii nrtuHiaaa a well lmnroved
, 1 1 J uciovu .' w. r j -
vSc
five minutes walk of the public square, can be ac-
lis HWWBrt Tit .yJ MT XKOI oaff'-'' vT
"I '" '"" r! '
These Hot Days
Try Arctic Soda Water, aqd Srpog Ginger Ale
If You Smoke
If! J
llllll'
t
Don't forget to try the Weeni Cigars for sale at' '
r . i ,Xlt. X. UBJUln p aivvie3xjna
FOR SALE.
Cotton In lots to suit purebasera. Cal on '
J. C. BURROUGHS. .
. , College Street,
June 5 3t Charlotte, N. C.
rpHE YORKVILLE NEWS. . . ,
A 11C QUVVC W AAA UTO IfUO UOUiv vx '
otatlcaiewaper, tnefpubBcatlffn pf whlchwlll be
ppmmencea at au WU vUiw y f v0' v"
"Jt 'l"'V,. t . , .... .A.
- Xne IKW3 WU1 WS a gUUU auvetuauis mcuium lyi
have a large circulation in the counties of Lincoln,
Gaston and Catawba, North Carolina- .
Tne price oi suDscnpaon wiu 004 vf uuum.
Address,, ' ; W.M. WARLICK,
Jones, ' lorKviue, &. v.
-US'.
' I
CAROLINA CENTRAL
y?LMINGTON,
THROUGH TREKiHT ROUTE
DISPATCH LIN"
This Line befrig" fully ecralpped for business,
freight from ' j ' ' ' '
Wilmington arid all Northern end Eastern Cities to
Greenville, Spartanburg, all Stations
Atlantic, Tennessee Ohio,
As well as points In Georgia
Insurance and Rates guaranteed as Low as
Information furnished
E,
NORTH CAROLINA.
TO - ALL POINTS' SOUTH. . ' ',
offers unejaalled facilities far the TnuuparUon of
Charlotte, Statesvttle, Asheville, Butherfordton
on the Atlanta & Richmond Air-Line.
and Western N. C. Railroads,
Alabama and Mississippi.
via any Competing Line, and Time as Quick.
upon application to
LIJXURIES.
it AH
,: 1. :.i
-'nil':
F.W.CLARK,
Gen. Freight Agent, Wlirnington, N. C
Pine APPles, Imperial Oranges, Kttta!Large Lem
C ALDWELL HOUSE. 5 CALDWELL, HOUS
AL DWELL HOUSE,' CALDWELL HOUS
- . ! - -.1 .i.Si '.: r! ' .". i .
. i.-f;-. ' :' rNitdortoCltyClocK.- -
E,
.ons, Fresh Caramels,
" ). Cream Candies, pop Corri, &o: ,
Plain; and
I
;,t3kiMTTi,Nc.,
Dressing OaiB Bruahe, Jlooto Brushes,
Co)eiHanaaeiabief iKxtracte ad;flne Bp
front windows anf tooir :ervttiing 1 CMSVv55:
within their reaeiu, Jixom uv
they only got a few empty cigart
ana several wooaen viuen. ww
tides on the shelves, near h
From .Mr Alexander theipu
. 1 m Cm
iwxesorcigars,awioi.snuurJWJi-f-M.y
ral boxes of mustard, the whote Ampimt-i wttMj-j 5iiif gnariburff. S,-
w(t.L;.tlLLM MMtrd to ttirvrne commfcneement
. Always mainwiuKwun
, . by uslnc Dr. Bull's Baltlmor
0 elections on the proniDitory,4h -oTsriPHEp7
ilaWJweffefheMiin Mecklenburg- TSJftTiCEEauK la
X 'tr VrfA-Vi Hrllor1av. fine in - rr o twttdvit.
Paw Creelc townsnip ana ine VPR tf
nVtirvivirrkarm& in u?ftliil I inn wHvp'iAtv
WwriuppWfJafjmity
CreeS the wet ti&et fo fcrWf wnisar;
n ml IV i vtv ucr xp. aaniwuw
aSStibllSTa .1
AT s
ft; Ku
S. Pi CALDWELL.: Proprietor.
TERMS $lp per day,, Special terms by the
weefc. ' - " 1 JuneB.
h,a maioritv of 28. The prohibitory I Notice is hereor
-,"i0f a in nvr half the tnWTItoTHie a
1 ltw 1 1 11 ww uin k 4 v 1 v . -.
f IT TT ' ' ' .....
Ships in thtf county,.
TV:0i!
tae atWKce-uv 8tate8vHe.ia -maki.elaln
hlT'i2t;i.4J5,aJAViiAn(ftff the babv
arithmit feelimn of extyeme pity 1 for tbepe Bufferr
I w . . -n.-ilf. Tjnka Qnmm la a Dnvan Ml
Deprnr.
-HOTTfiii'
iteotoT 1
moTl
000 ff
1 sdi
XT1-
.M ti.ff
.AT
. '. A
1
ICE CREAM,
B0T1XKN" HOUSE
OTOP AT THE -
..Ballsburyu,,
1 .1
T. T. SMITH,
Agent C. C. Railway, Charlotte.
A W. ALEXANDER,
" DENTIST
r; OFFICE OVER L. B. WRISTON & CO'S
piroeSTOia. , w rjl
Wim 25 years experience I fuarantee enttre
atiatactten.
Jan 11
-i &ij:'JT!;n.
- Late orthB National Hotel, Raleigh. 1; ;
cJ'Bown; if.i thief Clerk; V. a Shelbutn
AkttMk .' -"ij '.nr Blatant. , , ,
i dee uo
f-,fir,BtawuiW'fii
is-
J
Fitted up particularly for the accommodOTdn-oi
Ladles, l aramins: aw aaenoon iwiosa wuv
Ol !Mi???ji '.5 i,'?,t.iM wAntS't tiijb
,TT0i ., X :jK hMiu J I
... . .-JuqI "
?A CHIROPODIST ,
a'.j.-'-.rfi
IN . TOWN, i
-aui?. .1 ' Dr Charles Brown, from London, England; Is in
r.r ii i.i'A towrv and will cure all Corns, Buaions, Chubndns,
eases of Corns.'. Bunions, ChUblaIn9 or Ingrowing
ii.n. 1. a.; MwnntaM (a iwrm u nAn f raliAf. in
from three to Ira mlnutea, without the use of in.
ctruments, ana wunout drawing qmhiu.
(jiaamw Muuugii runt vuux.
RYE, GRAHAM
4 ' " 1 AND 1 . . j '
WHEAT BRaXD
AT PBiTHER'9.
: i j it
..CAKES.JnGJLKESt
Pound, Sponge, FrolLJeny, and all kinds of Fancy
Cakes at - - t v . 1 van a; j PRATHER'S,
Trade Street.
fmrtltW' May22. ' ' ' '' Trad(
''' f-4 ; rf-,J ,'1' .ui i-..'.t.S .it VI MW'T :,' -"
voldmapy troubleseine
- '. Fdte9ioXbfi8b93iTh,fJfi,T
tirii-riojfsvHXfaa.. :
1
26 Stones ; a-xOA'