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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1880.
RAILROAD U1BKCT0BI.
The following table shows the
ver trains w una iui jmui
f RTCHJfOXD Ml
ArrlTe8 from Richmond W
iaaesft)r "j?
Arrives from Richmond,. . .
Leaver lor
ATLANTA CHAJtLOTnt ATB-LiNB.
Arrives rrom ausuio,.! - . - u.ou a. m
Leaves for Atlanta. 1 2.80 a.
drives from Atlanta! f . .Al t. xrJ 4. 1 0 p.
' a. 111
m
Leaves tor am.h . .j. t. . 1 . a . 1 i.i 1 a.
a. m
CHARLOTTE.
COLUMBIA AOftUSTA.
Arrives from Augusta,.
4 OO p. m.
... 11.27 a, m.
Leaves lor aukhsw,
CAROLINA CKNTJtAU .. r-
Arrives from Wilmington ... . 7 00 a-m.
Arrives fromSeVl5yt.7 i. . 1 & W&J pSl
Leaves for Shelby B.00 a. m.
ATLANTIC, TXMNJS38KS OHIO.
Leaves for Statesvllle 7.30 a. m
A rrives from Statesvllle . 7.00 P. is
1 1 1 ilk!' I . I I 1
War Departmknt.
T, J
Elt, V
. M.
l!.v('K ("1I1KF SIGNAL OFFICER,
Washington, June 15, 7 SO p.
For the South Atlantic states, station
ary or falling followed by rising ba
rometer, stationary pi lower tempera
tine westerly winds, partly cloudy
weather and occasional local rains.
Local lteport for Yetterday.
t 1
B rometer,-.. 4
T hei niometfeL. i . '. i
Relative Humidity
vViiul Direction,. .". ..
" Velocity
Weather
Holiest temperature, S4 (It? Joft 72.
Indz to New. Ayer1
ieni
S. E. Linton Notice.
LeKoy Davidson Water Melons.
j s. Grier-Standard Cotton Press.
H9VE fEpCILlJGS.
u
First day of the commencement at
Davidson College.
Melting, think of it' SriOw "itt Minfl
neapolis day before yesterday.
A few bets were takeriiastTiight 011
the Hornets winning in the firemen's
tournament in Colombia to-day
The Cleaveland delegation came down
yesterday thirty strong. The'cOunty1 is
ilivided between Jaryis and Fowle.
The $500 liquor tax is still a common'
street topic. It will be livelier still
when it Roes into effect a few wee'ks
hence,- . . .. 1t; ;,Uf .,iv)j( w
Kev. Dr.W- E, Jioggs, pf Atlantawbo
is to deliver the annual address at Da
vidson Coll ege to-day, passed through
the city yesterday moping. , .
There will be an extra train from
JStatesville to-morrovr to Davidson Col
lege to carry visitors to the commence-'
The State convention .of the Young
Men's Christian Association meets in
Haleigh Tlmrsday. Mr.'J.- M. Pittman,
State secretary, and Dr. Davis, will, be
the delegates from the 'association' in
this city. . .- .. : .
The Carolina Ceo tral people are going
ahead with the work of . constructing
their track on A street.' Track laying
has commenced on the other, end, near
the Reduction Works.
AVhy not ship Cleayeland! Springs wa-
ter to tis city daily ? Several persons
who have tried it, uaiug beer battles
for the purpose, say the water is almost
as good as '-' when it cornea from the
spring, ,. - ., .
The closine exercises of the,;eolored
rresbyterian school, corner of College
and Se Tenth.' streets, will : taice pace
Fridav at 4:30 p.in., and the examina
tion the dabsloie. J.Iiaitley.'iis 1
principal
r- f! f ti 11 'IV. Iff ! Jt 1 r"S
Tlie Secretary of State has sent to the
register of deeds the Senate and House
journals of the late extra session of the
Legislature, Supreme C&Virt reports, and
.uiLnnr tlio m q frictra f Ki' tf" f lio rnnnfv
Mr, A, A. ITand1 haa ecerVed from
the i'ianeer fire company a beautiful
gold medal awarded inijfor punctuali
ty and gallant service during the year
s7i). These medals.afe given annually
and are awarded fromthe records kept
hy the secretary.
A special train LiljifAvetUtlcilLtt
8 o'clock to-morrow evening for the ac
commodation of those who may wish
to spend the evening at Davidson Col
lege. Returning, it will leave Davidson
about 12 o'clock, allowing those who go
three or four hour iwltbthegay throng
Uf visitors wU.Q viU crowa the campus
Mis that iihU '!))..
IIc(iulretl3' of people in Charlotte
township have not made their tax re
turns for this year, iod yet theti me ex
pires Saturday. '--failure tdm&ke the
returns within the specified time ren
ders the oroueriv owner liable to in
dictment foe nudemioriarixuby
jects liim to'a double tax.' 'A rtufrrber
of persons were iudieted. last year.3
otijcrs) dingAhjoat ) f I
4 lie corgregatoh ftf- the Baptist
church haa granted tb,astol,,rRj8VDr,
Theo. Whitrield. a leave of abgerice for
two moiiths, which if vriU spend U.
Riuoiift ' He wlflioB coainieaj fcyi
ins wife and the two expect to sail irom
New York next Saturday We under
stand that several other (Charlotte peo
ple contemplate'a trip1 'abroad during
the present summer. ' The rates of "pis
sage have been'pnt down1 to - a 1 lower
figure than they fcaVe heert f of years,
T)iMaruirc of tlie IIornetM.
The Ilornetilre ddrnDariV lethal; XtiZO
niiy witnxrie norsCfl. 'A'nev w
I'uuled by tlie.ohiej.of the .depart,
"tent and a number of visitors, firemen
i'l others. . W. in" Clu'inbia, they
will be the Kuesof .Uie Palmettos-
ii' -:
derul Court JurO:
OlWcfiarCed.
i 1' I
uon t ie asse
, ond. of the Ci
pffrt.afidpfck 'of
dingtvfan-
.1 . IT'JT
n! 4Jistrwr,;oi:
uoiinced that the ,
iVvjal year.endrmf
ropriafcion
sion jqr toe
ving
hi en exhauated JJier'flL,v'cr&
uans to
pay jurors, and accordingly ,aU qaseari
re
ordered to be eontiued.V-Atr 3r tfclocWi
in
the af teiUbdn ialt - jtfrorr wereTlls-
Mich caaps oro'llipi pivil docket as ccuiid
W- d jswsedpy notion , decree or-tth-
rwige. weveraiioaiWfrBirispoBeu 01
in this mannetrfnteJtfte' fdy. The
CO
ranningof passen
l T W 4T ff
' i i.i 4 a. in.
4 10 p. rr.
17 A.M. 12P.M. HM
'sf W. 1 s. W 1 N:
6 12 v 8
Fair. Fair. Clear. 1
1 1 . 11.,, r 1 r .r ; riL... r .Tin 1 a
..iiotii c,t mATA jBhn.ivAiiIn hlffbfltliritS. 'X"l"rVL..
txa uciwur
mbimc
rriut
rtjpr
ipp
1 uner-auiDi. uu
rtof
1 ! aveed f rOhv InflfteT , gefrice tie
'iM terra.,.. iA'rMAi'fihA-l
' The'cduft hkn tirtice'edea 16 CdflSldl
urt will fewOite fimlVkl WfWUdHP? the
lays yet,i4ealu9giwitlAicHiKa.a3
iose tef erft t tVbGW AWfrtr those
Mtcaip beadia
rof uitvttiiasilyrbt i
1
ie Bpatah'buritf 'and' lAisa
wad cMehicijaipVfeb'
"ii MMiavos ineepori m
tested, as there Is a first rate array of
legal talent on Doth sides.
mmm?n
mm m. M W . .A VTI . lX.fj.ia A La WtllU
testimov: hiRtA la an ; imoortant I Eaton anfLMrU'lXaCI1
onn nnanhl HnnUlchii wdrmlv onn..l prnrin krtt thtaiwrecka hardlY a '
trice AttornerHlitp
sremsi iQiDe a
J. -M - mm
attdrMevs:
up
niairict. 1 1 rsoiicitor 1 A
Jcoilfd-
fe that he is out. the Praai
esident having
nominatea J as. E. Boyd, ofi Alamance,
ana consequently did not appear at
phe court now in session here. It is stat-
a tnat J udge Bond received a telegram
mo ciieuu mat, mr. jjoya s appoxnt
ent would certainly be cdnfirmed bv
ie fcaiMeff efeterdafclutWiWkfefe&rAna
astYifrfttlriftikhCfirtd fnSlffrf
uch action by that body. The truth
'f the matter is that Mr. Bovd's
firmation is by no means a certainty, as
1 e understand there have gone up to
he Uorth Carolina Senators some very
strong protesUagainsliCaiid it may
be that they ca&Suodded JnUiaving him
rejected or at any rate in postponing
ne consideration of his case until after
he ajournuient of Congress.
. In the meantime, Mr. W. S. Ball, as
lStant district attornev. is filli nr t.hA
Jlactfr :" 0
ww w km mm w v mi
1 Judge Brooks, of the United States
District Court for the eastern district
pi JNorth Carolina, is in the city as a
looker-qii. . pf the., pieedings of the
court pfeslrie'd over by Judges Dick and
Bond.
Among the visiting lawyers in at
tendance uiion 1 he United States Court
are; the lol lowing: Messrs. James II,
jnei i inion, m. Xi.
maiuf Aihen
S. C; Col. J. F. Hoke, of Lincolntnn-
Messrs. W. A. Hoke and lleuben Mc
Brayer, of Shelby ; W. J. Montgomery,
of Concord.
Mr. John PThoraas, Jrof the Caro
lina Military Institute, who obtained
from the Supreme Court, a year ago, his
license to . practice law, has decided to
go to Columbia and hang out his sign.
nnWM
trlOtir tiifd 'must'erenfualfv win suc-
f cess wherever he coes. He has manv
tfriends in Charlotte who are sorrv to
see him leave.
Capt, Jo C. Mills, of Burke, the
staunchest Democrat in the .West, was
in the city yesterdays e?i route to the
States ;0hventiJn;hHe Us for Jarvis
against Fowle and speaks out for Sey
mour and Thurman.
On ibe Kailroads.
It is said that the new owners of the
Carolina Central will organize in Wil
mington Saturday or Monday and that
jur. jj. it. Murchison, of that city, will
be elected president of the new com
pany. Mr. J. F. Divine, a well known rail
road man, has recently taken the posi
tion of superintendent of the North
Eastern Kailroad. Mr. Divine is now
general superintendent of the Wil-
iamington & Weldon, Wilmington. Co
lombia and Augusta, Cheraw and Dar
lington and Cheraw and Salisbury
roads', andr' the North Eastenvwhich is,
an important link In the Atlantic! Coast,
Line.'will hereafter also be under his;
direction.
The Piedmont Airne, now claims
to be able to take eoods from Boston to
Atlanta; in 'four' daw and-nineteerr
hours.
The Carolina Central Hail way Is now
selling tickets to Wilmington and re
turn, good till and including the 20th, at
83.75. The rate was Obtained through'
the merchants of Wilmington1 for mer
chants "and their friends" along the
line of the road. ' ;'"
Theatrical Notes.
The manager of the Charlotte opera
house has already booked several com
panies for next season. Among these
13 Bartley qampbelL'a ."Galley Slave"
company.
, The tax on theatrical companies is
heavier in Charlotte than in almost any
city in the South, and it all falls on the
manager, not on the companies.
Mr. B. Macauley is to' have a new
play next season.
it is said that John A. btevens has
received an offer from the London
ioyal Amphitheatre to play "Unknown"
Plrt A ncrnar
wavpriv i
Haverlv is said to have- eneaeed
Blondin.the tight rope performer, now
at the Public Garden in Pesth, for a
tour of this country next season.
Mr. Frederick Paulding, who is espe
cially well remembered in Charlotte,
&nd who haa connections living here,
las partly rerwitten "The Ldve of .feu
Life," -byrrank liters' &nd ttvill
it; in2JeAv orkiismrai"r, tairig
the leading part himself. The play is
to be . first presented this week, and
amorrfe2 the' leadihg actors ini'the;, com
pany is Mh FfSnk'Mdfdadnl:,; wh& ap
peared in Charlotte with Mrs. Cnanirau
during her farst emra
srement. i 1 ' f !
ATiWYTTTf ITT
' 1
itrrr
rerrih mlcddc anU
s
A friend in Paw Creek township
sends us the followrhg'particulars of
the storm which prevailed f n: some
narfa nf this pnnntv Satlirdav: i
....... ,,,. , .
Ab4uti2 qtiMtt pt tiiraajtaitet-i
noon a heavy cloud began to show it
self in the western horizon, and con-
tinuedtcf fhV9 'aiMr-thi6kett' withomi
nous rumblings until about 3 :30 o clock,
when. i.read ovec the, rma-
rcjinyites, after thp torni bst upon us
Vith all the fiiry o a. tropical cyclone
unroofing nouses, hams and other build
ings, tearing) tip Weeljby tfceirarOots
and tWistin? sotne of tlie largest into
one mass of splinters. The wind was
Laaoompanied by--a terrific hail storm,
DUfc ionuuaLeiy tue nan uiu nut iuuuh
the storm its entire length. As far as I
can learnt 4 thi st6rm began ii the
neiehborhbfcdldf fflickaiefeel Fol and
turned url Lohk 4rfeek, tfillb1vin the
creek to WhitleV sVmiJl, vrhere ispent
its fury, For a mile on each side of
Long oreek the timber is down and the
rnartaa mnsr, l romssaDie. xnet cenertLii
direction of M Wffce&ti
points of the compass at the same time,
making terrible havoc amongst. the
timber. &Mu& ft ) fiiliB scfaed of
mm the hau as awiui. ine
l suable, uuw ui-
Yie beeiuan inch
, 'arid dfter the
gform they lay two feet thick on the
.1
grOUIiU. ,, ; j n -j" ;.(. , .'J V .. ' v 1 '.lf
To give you some loeaox tne vioieuuo
of tlie wind I will cite an instance
that camfcuriderlhiy . owni Ibbservation.
In an.hHfehHfieftl fltrSbdnan immense
hickory tree measuring neariy ionr
feeUn dirr-M'-ifl4'med4o-
. a . 1 .
UriKp it W4tnwnH:uu-APMSfu
wisted it or?uttnrefeetriTDm the
firound,tearing the tough,soiid woodin-
- iAa far as 1 can c;-'-aTrvitnere were
no ilves lost, air - . v
uan . and a
prse were rer
JiaVe been
iowj oyer a re
rja sev
r-
ed.
TWirlrldthe
oi'
pankspr.
tree ck.
Ah ilrrtnr;,
v oescn
destru
hau lias
row. a
enuyMna aevaatauon
was
Ulmwck WwbiB ;
lieiailedheirWwrrlBr
RtlaTjyrind rearfttlfb:
n
BortJ of Mitch. iioJ
carter, ami w. Cole-
L '
1 1
ii
to
aldyaiWatel
sreiy inju
IK
throucli faeTb. MJtq
t ig ateitttnrSL"'
1 &jWWt
k"r?
aajPiKiseuu
iit&ifeuejia
nih-M0a
iTafclhfflTaraiDJSaTd ;frOMJ,horids noininar.
i . ----- - .-rii'r tt
fiaaIAtflHnniAipLrni OLtSlBi lan 'lfw
fntrse'
16a to bo seen in the fields, n othing
rernains standing in the cotton fields
cottpfi) fetlks-,iplrfefetlt.lareSt iQvtel
and limbs. Many others are badly in
UttrexLbaln aomelocalities within' a! mile
awxu AXilM. CU1U IHO BUU I CillttiilCCl
un-
uiuuuetuj i-.i.
Are Yon Republican or Democrat
S Or owtoWa1 Uefenue Otricer."1' r"!
eeK ago the ubsekver copied
e fatatesville JUandnuirh a. atale-
b- -rnecf tnaraeverai ofTfftpfni
in the reveniie service Vih t thW district,
yiho are Democrats, had been made "to
W-tbSplapk" :becausej in . answering
cefiaqaestiojaa enLrOut jfreim Jtiea4.-,
quarters they had said they were Dem
oeraia'ad intended: r Tote the Demo
ro&Dg?iiwboi wast acknowledged to be
in efficient, officer, had-been asked, these
ilestlOns, and sTiorttrafler saying "that
e was a Democrat had received his fea-
ers of dismissal. The farts a nnh.
wl freely, cniessedlhoeliel thatnixii
had peen discnrged on account pf his
polifg: 'YfeMOTf toaftifiig Wfefe"
ihea cajdsayin&thafc iroBitiafefjffltafti
tion received through parties, who were
irftfTtoSitfcrhd nm-ettrd 'Wc'tiow
bievft,t)iit. tUiiiHd,lMaea4hQ: cause o
his dismissal. An examination into the
facts of the case shows that the officers t
M MmfSmP. Pertvice lay his jftxpla-i
nauiun iu lUctKe ul me quesiions put to
the mmft tneservice: .3 wi 5 .if t
It hadsbeen charged by Jteeublcana,
in the district that Collector Mott had
appolMed iMar'geh umber Of Deinflcrats
to ppsitipnf n the revenue, service ( to,
the exclusion of Republicans who were
capable 'Of 'filling them. These com
plaints reached, "V)Tashingtonn4 Conjr
missiO'nef Raiim sent the questiOns're-'
ferredtoftoas6ertain exactly w hat pro
portion of the, appointees of Collector
Mott were Democrats and how many
Republicans. And further;- that the
dismissal of ;Mi Young, and others was
accidental, or the result J0f' a' cutting
do wnof the service duringthe summer
months
: This
s .pretty fiititary wlilardly
1 disinterested persons' as possess-
strike
lng.he rermiaite plausibility, especially,
since the officers to whom the questions
weigpucvwoiieTertoia tneTftrfpoge
of tha4ejrtrjnt,inaqng them.
It must be' remembered that they were
not simply asked what are your ..politics
now; but; there was another question i
what? are they going to be? In other
words, ybu were notperhaps a Rpubli
carMhenyott -entered the-seTviee', but
now that you have enjqye.d the gov
ernment pap.whkt; areyou going to doV
Answer, on penalty of being dismissed.
They all caught at Uiis meaning of
the questions and some of them trem
blingly hesitated, and finally leaped
o veriota-U ltobiiaa partyir - -
And this is ,the way the honorable
comfilisaioner 'undertakes to find out
the political status of his employes!
-. '- i
--' m ; "
Physicians freely prescribe the new Food Medl-clnerMyt-BlttgTs-toeCTmsc
"inm TKrartsMnp,
strengthening and .purifying than all other fonrs
of malt or medlctrtei while free, froijt the objec
tions urged against malt liquors. ' June 16-lw.
The. Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.'
Will send their celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts
to the afflicted upon 30 days trial. Speedy cures
Ill HI W . W . I
Kuiuaiiiccu. xucj uicciu niitti liici aiir. Tiiun 10
them wlteQutjaaia..., (vS ,. , , nor. 15-rlr.
' I Hi : II
MARKETS BY TELEGRAP
JJJNE 151880,,,
PHbDtci.
BAumaoKS Oats active; Southern 42a43; Wes;
tern white 40a41. do mixed 89a40. PennryH
vanla 41a4'2. Provisions firm; mess pork li,25a
11.75; bulk meats loose shoulders 4. clear rib
sides tii. ditto packed 514a7i4; bacon shoulders
5, clear sides 74i. hams lQal2i- Lard re
fined tiercM.. J Urm: Kto tfgoes
1 Sal 5i& .a0 jte Jiik A , toft . JUiley
quiet at l.llalg. Freights firm.
Cincinnati Flour dull; family 4-70a5.00,
fancy 4.40a4.80.nJWaaat ttnaer-, Helped winter
I4I2. Corn dull; No. 2 mixed 3. Oats quiet;
Nb. 2 mixed 331A. Pork firm at 10 75. Lard
firm at tt5k .Bulk meats strong; ahouldera47
clear
nus o nu; uacun urm;
shoulders 4. ribs -
sides
7- Whiskey firm
at l.Ort. Sugar firm:
comrtaai 1 3jfea 74? ' Hght ' 34 08fi, TkWs5
d.ua4.a, butcners 4.aou.ao.
New York Southern flour dull; common to
fair extra 5. 00a5.rt0, good to choice do 5 05ar.50
Wheat closed lower; ungraded winter red 1.21Vfea
1.26. Corn stronger; ungraded 48a51 Oats
heavy at 37i4a38 for No. 3 .Coflae quiet; Rio In
cargoes 12"4al5, In Job lots . Sugar quiet;
Mllado 6 3 16, fair to good refining 7a7,
prime 7; refined strong; standard A-wsaVS- Mo
lasses quiet; Cuba 37, tNew Orleans 40a60, Porto
Ulco 32a48. Rice steady; Carolina 6lAa7l4 Ran
goon 5.80. Wool dull; domestic fleece 40a57 .pulled
22a50.unwashed 15a34, Texas 18a35. Pork quiet
at 11.45a.60fFtoradleqfnetj'1drlg clear' T.'short
clear 7.45. long and short 7.25. Lard active at
7-12l&a7.25. Whiskey nominal at 1.18al.l5.
Freights to Liverpool firm". "
.. : ..COTTOM - '
GALViSTOH-rOulet; middling llVki low middling
101; od jpiliary J lne recalfltsi 31; g8
; sales ; stock 8.313; exports coastwise 304;
to Great Britain 1.241.
Norfolk Quiet; middling, 1 IVfcc; net receipts
133; gross ; stock 17.370; exports coastwise
246; sales 89; exports to Great Britain .
Balttmork Quiet; middling llT&c; low mlddl'g
1 1 c. ; geeiordiii7! 1 0a : fifttj refects -;;? ress
274; salesT2f40: 9tok 0,822 f-exports toastwlse
fid: spinners 7o; exports to Great Britain j
0 Continent
BomBS-HQulet: mirtdtlm; V&kOi tow middUng
llVicigood ord'ylOVjC; net receipts 849; gross
1,096; sales ; stock 11,535; exports to Great
Britain .
WttMiNHTOHr-.Qulet; middling 1 lc; low mid
dling 10 7-16C; good ordinary 94s; receipts 40;
gross tt, sales i stock 1,370; exports coast
wise .
PHTTuitLPHiA-Qulet: middllne: l2MiC.; low
middling 1 l?fcc; good ordinary loc; net receiptt
- ; stoss 453; sales : ipinnefs, J75". wocf-
ll.lo j; expons 10 wreai aiuaiu .
Savannah Quiet; middling lll&c: low middline
lOlfcc; good oitlbart ' lfce;' iet ireejts 59:
gross; sales-; stock ,282; exports coast'
wise 763.
NKWOfLBAKf-Quiet;- ml4 U4io; low med
dling &V&&ad. o&iAOIkte n&P1 11 ?5
gross 196; sales 1.0Q0; stock 90,073; exporU
Great Britain ; coastwise ; continent .
Mobile-DuII; mIddl!ngTTc; low middling
lO&fec; good ordinary w; net receipts iu; gross
j sales 250; stock 11,862; exports coastwise
68; to continent . ' '"
MKMPHis-Steady; middling 1 114c; receipts
73; shipments 1,692 . sales. Oi.stock 30,259.
Auousta Steady ; "middling l6,c-; tow mid
dllng lOlfec., good qrluary tbj receipts 21
sMpments-lesSiy 1 ..jJ
CharIjK8TON Steady ; middling 1 lc. ;low mid;
dllng lltfec; good ordinary lOVic: net receipts
199? grow -T sales 150;otock 8,348; exports
coastwise .
ifxw York Cotton dull; sales 204; middling
uplands 12c: middling Wleaat 12; aetirecelpts
S91: gross 3,518: consolidated net rec'ts, 2,356;
exports Great Britain 1,241; continent ;
France.
Liverpool Noon Cotton quiet. Middling Up-.
lahdirdr Middling Orleans 15-10d;t ' sales
8,000, speculation and export l,0Q0i. receipts
ofinn! American f.lSO. Uplands low middling
c tontWw ga25?32d, June and July
rma. July and August pw, ?&KSr
October and November . - Futures barely steady.
15 15 p m.-Uplands low middling clause: June
delivery 6 23-32d. June and July de. October and
kAvota. &i na. Novaxnber ana- Aieeemoes
Fut ires closed very dulL x
j c t'.IAJ S i-.f-;-rj.: ft .'---.j.;.;-, i . . ' t.'Ji
; mm H aio'. H!
"0RR-?Mturfs0ctee 3ieadj.4' Sales L5?;H
Nxw
000,
June...---July....,,
ll.6Ha.67
11 66a.67
ll.73a.77
ll.13a.14
10.75a.76
10. 58a. 60
10.58a.60
10.o0a,gQ
AUgUSt . . .
September
October. .
November.
December.
January ..
4 -1E-frt
(PWAK01AL,
- . . mm . - A O Ffl.
HDL
i tun irrnninipt myn.
Governments qi
t and a
M half per eenta I
State
,i - laioi jla
luinots Central.
Nashville and Chattanooga
Louisville and Nashville . . .
1.20
1 Aw
trgm,tii
hieifttoth
taS.HTCtJH aw v.4r,tar (Ui
VarlcCanlmLi. .i.vi - .Wi ..'iOduiH If?1 1 1
Erie. . ..x.i.;aWwti"' HB'f!
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RtttbttK. l.;-?.'.V. ! .'.V . . :?f.?na 1 ' 'T.l7
- jf..i,:i,;w...
hock lsiana.. .... ...v..
MB1 UMOBi.l...'.. so till
Alabama Class A. 2 to 5. ...... ..... . , .571
VMMAfBUHUJ, DV
I VIOSS X, O B.
1 w" Class C, 2 to K.
8ub-treasnry balances Gold....
t-,i:u r Cunency.
6'
S88.774.642
. 8,746.220
j ji ; . irWTJ CQTXON 1UBUT.
1 Otfict or m Onnna, 1 . ..
i ; ?,.!QAjaMTr. Jane 16. 188a f
' The' market yesterday closed quiet; unchanged
fekwdMlddang..:..!.;..... . u
MlddUns:.'.. ......v... lfju
8ttfct low mMdhncv. .............. .v 40
LowiiaWdlaK.; ,,.....,.....,. . W
j Beclptsfbrt)i0(taj!,43tHdea. . :.,
The friends of Lieutenant Jno. Orahstn Alexan
der respecttallr annsaneb him as a candidate for
ttie office of fiberin of. Mecklenburg county, at the
next election. Believing him to be In every way
well qualified to discharge the duties of said office
ney cneenuiiy and cordially recommend nun to
ne Kina consideration 01 tne different townships
'hen they assemble to "send ud" delegates to the
laminating convention. , Mallabo Ckexx.
NOTICE.
I A T a meefllg of the stockholders of the Char
lotte as LlKht Comnanr the followlhr resolu
tion was offered and adopted. ; That from Jaly 1st
1880 the price of Gas wlU be $5 per 1,000 feet,
with the following discount, on all bills paid by the
10th Of each month: bill of 10,000 feet and over.
a discount of 20 per cent, and all bills of less than
l.uuu ieet a discount of 10 per cent . .
8. E.LINTOK,Supt
June 15 d3t
LBROY DAVIDSON
I3 8TILL OJTEMNG
Great Inducements to the Trade,
BUYERS WiLLL DQ WELL
TO "CALL' AND EXilNE HIS STOCK'
KEFORX OH BERING FROM THE NORTH
as he Intends to sell at
REDUCED PRICES
TO
June 16
REMODEL HIS STORE.
ARRIVING DAILY
AT
LeRoy Davidson's
TOMATOES and PEACHES,
and to arrive
ONE CAR MELONS,
AND A LARGE LOT OF
BANANAS AND ALL KINDS OF FRUIT,
June 16
LOST On Sunday morning, between the resi
dence of Mrs.Nancy Johnston and the Second Pres
byterian church, it lady's Thread Handkerchief.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving It
at THIS OFFICE.
NEW LUNCH ROOM.
GRAND OPENBSG OF
W. R. COCHRANE'S
NEWLY FITTED UP
LUNCH ROOM,
Tuesday, June 15th.
' '. ADJOINING HIS
SAMPLE AND BILLIARD ROOMS,
upon which occ ision he will be glad to see his
friends and patrons, to Join him. In a
Grand Free Lunch.
W. R. COCHRANE,
Central Sample and Billiard Rooms.
JNO. V. GRAY, Caterer, of New York.
,; , - - June 16-tf.
t r
JJARD Head Cabbage, the - ven best' Northern
Gilt Edged Butfettand heisselt ittdw- Mackerel,
Smoked Herringf, Sprite Caldtbis'oneyand
the very finest of orfloni
SM. HOWELL.
SMITH IRON FRONT BUILDING. This hand
some Iron Front Building, width 25 feet by 100
feet deep, three stories and basement, is offered
for rent to a good tenant for one or more years oh
reasonable: terms front' June 1st, 188a Parties
wishing to rent oe lease will apolv to . , .
, .' ' , W, M. SMITH, Charlotte, N. C .
may2Sh-lm 10 Pearl' St.; New fork.
Mtdsummer 1 offer IlluBtratea free. Adaresa
DlNIil F. BEATTY, IWflBhington, H. .- - -.
j'l.( JiViiOili
I)SILUiTJN&Y THE? NASAL AS-
ST17 t r. teens u y ;
' u 3 u 43 ii y z u 4 v-:.- . .
DESTROY1N.G TBE . STOMACH AND BOWELS.
Destroying the. IilQl anti Vital
ThepoisotioTis'catatrlial hratter filling the nasal
plages rta awai jaM membran . tisBues, and
MTheutrjdT,acumuJajbB drop, daring steep,
into the throat and iare swallowed, rjejalyzlng: (ft
fToctihn - s h i t i fir: T , ! ; T- , -
Taken op by the absorbents; the virus enters the
blood, weakening and debilitating every organ, and
neraturg larai aneouons pr me lnngs, iver, u
of thWgs&iQc olseaseT7CJeahfeT6ariry7aho: n
the rrMadc Un big. itePoaMpae sage &na
by ceaetiaittOBB Iteatwinifti sAeMHrOlye Ahe
in the blood a o, buksh j yr ,v
Jwwih tmmmm own .paw
the -mnrririg .,uia.ji.
BtnTtna. itilaJradiaBl and permaneaL It Is eco-,i
namuM ain wuot 3ffS'?"fl r "far
- ST . J - . W. lAkJiMiklU am mi.a.
Hit
.Mtrp w :r aMAsi udnerin2 school
Mas ' "
ttlanA..... r r.r-fcjrreuuireioenui, expMc, ews
1 Address, DAVID M. GREENE,
June 15-
Director.
Ttmm fmmpt JCmn mwm m M, jt &, 4i
GREAT DECLf NE
. ' We Have tkls day reduced
LARGE A ND V A R I E D S T
20,000 yards of the Best Calico at -51000
: c I. Union Lawns,
4C
44
44
Ci
20,000
15,000
(4
.... . ALSO, WE HAVE REDUCED THE FRIGES OF ALL OUR " , -
Dress Goods, Trimming Silfe, Hamburg ippjorcte and Valenciennes Laces, Ditss linen, Siiffin k.
1 WE HAVE, AL80, INCLUDED IN OUR SWEEPING REGUCTIONS, ALL OF OUR NEv" SPRING STYLES OF 1 - ' '
Mens', Boys', and Children', Ready-made
A CALL WILL
BARG-
FURNITURE. Ig 111.
AT E.G.ROGERS' WAREROOMS,
. r ;. :.jy. toTTOPOSTOFFICI.
My stock Is very larjte, and embraces a full lint of Parlor, Chamber, Dining Boom and Office Fur
ntture. All goods packed tree ol charge.
otterijes.
TAKE NOTICE.
This m the only Lottery ever voted on by the
people of a iStote, and under a late decision of
the United States Supreme Court at Washington,
is the only Legal Lottery nolo in the United States,
all other charters having been repealed or having no
existence.
1 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR
TUNESEVENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
CLASS Q. AT NEW ORLEANS.
Tuesday, July 13th. 1880 122nd Monthly
urawing
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
This Institution was regularly Incorporated by
the Legislature of the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes In 1868, for the term of
twknty-fiyk YKARs, to which contract the Inviola
ble faith of the State Is pledged, which pledge
has been renewed by an overwhelming popular
vote, securing its trancmse in the new constitution
adopted December 2d, A. D., 1879, with a capital
of 81,000,000, to which it has since added a Re
serve Fund of over $350,000.
Its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
will take place monthly on the second Tuesday.
It never scales or postpones. Look at the follow
ing distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000.
100,000 Tickets at Two Dollars each. Half-Tlcc-ets,
One Dollar.
LleT OF PRIZES :
1 Capital Prize 880.000
1 Capital Prize 10,000
1 Capital Prize 5,000
2 Prizes of 82,500 5,000
5 Prizes of 1,000 5,000
20 Prizes of 500... H ,....10,000
lOOPrtzesof 100 .10.000
200 Prizes of 50 10,000
500 Prizes of
20.
10.
.10,000
1000 Prizes of
.10,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES :
0 Approximation Prizes of 8300-. . .
9 Approximation Prizes of 200. .
9 Approximation Prizes of 100. .. .
$2,700
1,800
900
1857 Prizes, amounting to.
Responsible corresponding agents
.. $110,400
wanted at all
points, to whom a lirx
beral compensation will be
paid.
Write, clearly stating full address, for further i
information, or send orders by express or in a Reg
istered Letter or Money Order by mall, addressed
only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, Louisiana,
or same person at
No. 319 Broadway, New York.
An our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and management of General G.
T. Beauregard and Jubal A. Early.
N. B. This Company has NO AGENTS in the
BRITISH POSSESSIONS.
june 15-ddtw4w
31st
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
Commonwealth
Distribution Company,
AT MACAULEY'S THEATRE, ,
In the City of Louisville, on
MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1S80.
These Drawings, authorized by the Legisla
ture, and sustained by all the Courts of Ken
tacky, according to a contract made with the
owners of the Frankfort grant, will occur regularly
on the last day ot every month (Sundays and Fri
days excepted), for the period of five years, termi
nating on June 30, 1885.
The United States Circuit Court on March 31,
rendered the following decisions :
1st That the Commonwealth Distribution Com
pany is legal. f
2d Its drawings are not fraudulent
The Management call attention to the liberal
scheme which has met with such popular favor
heretofore, and which will again be presented for
the
JUNE DRAWING.
1 Prize, $30,000
1 Print .... li.000
1 Prize .00Ol
. 10 Prizes, $1,000 each, JJ.WU
20 Prizes, 500 each 10,000
100 Prlies, 100 each,... 10,000
300 Prizes, 50 each,.
600 Prizes, 20 each 12,000
1000 Prizes. 10 each, 10000
9 Prizes, $300 each, Approximation Prizes $2,700
9 Prizes, 200 " " " " 1.800
9 Prizes, 100 ' . 900
1,960 Prizes .........$112,400
Whole Tickets. $2; Half Tickets, $1 f 27 Tickets,
tfoO; 55 Tickets, $100.
Remit by Postofflce Money Order, Registered
Letter, Bank Draft or Express. .
To insure against mistakes and delays, carreer
pondents will please write their names and places
of residence plainly, giving number of postofflce
box or street, and townt oauuty and State.; . -
All communications connected with, the Distri
bution and Orders for Tickets should be Addressed
to R. M. BOARDMAN, Courier-Journal Building,
LouisviUe, Sr., or t tfoa, 801 309, Broadway,
New Yprk. M . ,- inapt
BINGHAH SCHOOL.
TASTAB WISHED In 1793, la now pre-eminent
Vj araona - Southern Boarding Schools for boys
in age, numbers and area of patronage. The 173d
Session begins July 29th. For catalogue, giving
roil particulars, address .
June 12 MAJ, &. tSLNuilAal, oup i.
-1
A.T0TICE is hereby given to alt persons residing
1 in the city ot Charlotte on the 1st Monday in
February, island all bodies politic or corporate
who owned or possessed taxable property in the
ty on the oay aioresaia, io return to ue uiiy
lerk and Treasurer, on oath within 80 days, from
and after the istn day or one, ixu, a run. true
and perfect list of their taxable poUs,real and per
sonal estate, and of their incomes, received during
the fiscal year next .preceding the said, first ,Mon-
rir In Vhmnrr: 1 1 ' ' - .-!
By rder of the Boat of Alderman
JimVi530d.;
, i , Cleqfc ana Treaaurerw
PRQET.
1
HO expects to remain in Charlotte ihroughr
' nf tl,. oimmu Bflnld llkA taAetrotA a DOT-
tlon of hlstima to teaching a few yqnng ladles or
centlemeR in htusic and the most popular modern
r mtm. - j A m 1 n n, nAMMIL.
laneuaeea. - unanEes muuenw. . .jiuuitoo iif.-
ally or through the Charlotte postofflce,
lunetv
I
IN
the prices of all Leadln
t
Domestics and
o o
JL A AAA 1VsVA JL AVUOj "
4-4' Bleached Domestic,
4-4 Sea Island,
Clothing, Straw Hats, Shoes, Slippers, Gents' Furnishing GoodVfc, fe"'
CONVINCE TOU THAT WK ASS 15 DEAD KAE5EST.
sr Special Bargains in Frames of all Kinds
A.ISrS
METROPOLITAN
FASHION SHEET
AttD THE
MONTHLY DELINEATOR
For July Jnst Received
AT TIDDY'S
BOOK STOEE
CALL AND EXAMINE OUB STOCK OF
f
ire-Screens,
Wall Paper,
and Bordering.
New Rooks Just Received:
MARK TWAIN'S TRAMP ABROAD, : : $3.50
HIS MAJESTY MYSELF, :::::: 1.00
MRS. BEAUCHAJMP BROWN. : : : : 1 .00
THE READER'S HAND-BOOK, : 3.50
Bret Harte's Complete Prose Works.
Bret Harte's Complete Poetical Works
A SULL SUPPLY OF THE
SEASIDE LIBRARY
Constantly on Hand.
TIDDY & BROTHER.
June 11.
;ptistsll$me0tis.
All Havana Cigars,
1 A CENTS each, 3 for a quarter; best in the
11 market at T. C. SMITH'S DRUG STORK
Don't Forget
THE "Cosmopolitan" 5 cent Cigars, fine flavor,
bum well and give good satisfaction; six for
25eents at Da T. C. SMITH'S DRUG STORE,
For Ruptures
TRY the Ayers Hemla Truss. It Is recommend-
JL ed by some of the very best physicians in the
land.
DR. T. C SMITH, Sole Agent.
Horsford's Bread
PREPARATION is ahead of all others in quality
and result It Is wholesome and economical.
25 cents a package or $6.25 per box of three doz
en. . DR. I. C. SMITH, Sole Agent.
Smith's Worm Oil.
GO to Dr. T. C. Smith's Drug Store and get a
bottle of this niedlctne if your children are
troubled with worms. Price, 25 cents.
Warner's Kidney
CURE will relieve the most obstinate difficulties
- of this class, no doubt It For sale at
SMITH'S DRUG STORE,
Cholera Morbus
AND Summer Complaints are speedily cured by
the use of abater's Blackberry Brandy. Sold
only at
DR. T. C. SMITH'S DRUG STORE.
Saratoga Water,
BROUGHT In barrels from Saratoga, New York,
- and sold by Dr.- T: C. Smith at 5 cents a glass.
Try It, - "
Agents, Wanted,
To solicit orders for Photographs, etc, for en
larPttmnntL A uavlne business.- For Dartlcolars
and terms address X IX LEMJEB, Box 167 Ha-
nsourg, ra, : . :. ..! !'.; t.
YEAR and expenses ''to
Axents. OBtfit freec Address Pt
' June 9:: .,. : ... -I- " ;,- :. .'
viukvKttx, Augusta, tmin&ii
m
1 DVERTISERS by add
GEO: 9i BOWELL
on, can learn-the
exact east of any proposed line f ADVERTISING
ln Amerteaa Newspapers.
PBTltW-pagw, pampk-
7 JW-1 i a
W A'rVFlTFTi J W Plffladelphui wiW
, v v ixxi -jl jllixs Baie-dothiBg bouse aa
experienced salesman for North and South Caro
lina. Address, with references, box 2045, Phlla-
aeipnia r. v may. l4-eod3w
eTerjttlSfkestli
Kit e!
k O'EigiGr o o;;
8, 10 t&12 cts.
. -. . ...
and Styles."
R. H. Field, , - T. E. Eislb,. -M
j Charlotte, j 7 . a tt Wfa9, N..CU g
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
FIELD BRnfHERSJ Prnnil
l P1-- :
; i i : t I, :
THIS Hotel has the largest and most comfort
able rooms of any hotel in the State. It is AO
ted up with all modern Improvements 18 conve
nient to the postofflce and banks, and 13 centrally
located in the business part j5f the' city. Large
SAMPLE ROOMS for Commercial Travelers. Willi
these advantages we offer superior Inducements to
the traveling public.
tar-Omnibuses and Carriages at etery Train. CJ
FIELD BROS.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
AND DEALERS P,
COUKTRYPOD
ALWAYS KEEP OWHAGROWMJNG
CHICKENS, FRESH BUTTEB,' EGfiS. HON;
m-.Ae.Uft' THE BEST"BBANDSf CJ
FLOUR AXWAYS IN.fiJOCJt.
Trade St.,
CHAELOTTE, N. C.
LARGE BASEMENT under MetroDOlitan
Hotel for rent. 1
may28 . .
Si. Charles Hotel.
STATES VILLE, N. C
THIS HOUSE Is nowfihdertheTriariagemeritof
Mrs. Dr. Beeves, formerly of the1 National Ho
tel and Boyden House, Salisbury, N, Q.L wbUse aim
It will be to make It a first class hotel m every re
spect, Commodious Sample Rooms, on the first
floor. The patronage of the public solicited.
Feb. 13-dtf.
IIYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT; VAi,
SITUATED 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Open'
all the year. Equal to any hotel in the United .
States as a SUMMER RESORT. - Send for circular -describing
hygienic advantages, etc. ?-,
HARRISON raOIBtS, 'i
may 23-3m Proprietor.
IMPROVED PATENT UVER PAD1
Nvxi Grrs Haxs.
Car bx Mass axt Stkknoth Dssibed. Lam
Twicb as Lono
Slieuu Cored vlttontSraczjag tt Syrtem.
Clvills n4 Fever,
liver C6mplaiiit,'
Byspepsis,
nenralgiA,
Nenonsness,
Costivenesav
Female
Weakness,
Sick & Nenou
Eeaiwk " -
These Pads Cure all Diseases by Absorption. No
ff axiom Pills, Oils, or Poisonous Medicines are taken
into the Stomach. The Pads are worn over the fit
of the Stomach, covering the Great Nerve Centres,
also the Liver and Stomach. A gentle Vegetable
Tonicis absorbedintotbecircalationofthe Blood and
Liver, purifying the Blood, stimulating the Lirerand .
Kidneys to healthy action, and strengthening the- -Stomach
to digest food. Pbick of Pads fl and 2
. xach. Sold bt all Druggists, or sent byvMail
or Express. . fit
o - "
Manufactured and for sale at 02 Germain street,
Baltimore, Md.
For sale In Charlotte at the drug stores ot L. R.
Wriston 4 Co., F. Scarr, T. C. Smith and Wilson fc
BarweU.
. may 15 ly.
THE EXODUS '
DERANGES labor, making necessary every fa
cility for handling Cotton at the Gin. 8AV
LABOR by using a JONES FIVE-TON WAGON
SCALE. PRICE $60, and Iron and Steel Brass :
Beams. FREIGHT PAID BY C8J It ordered new if
can pay at Ginning. Everybody send for free book.
Address, JOMJSS Uir blfltiUAMIUN,
may 14-w4teow, . Binghamtoa, N.X ;
HE WASHINGTON GiZETTE,
Published at the National Capital every Sunday
Cfirlncr n frill ManmA nf thft nrnvrtliw vuttr nMrA
of all lUttloaal topics and general - mtelilgeneeTlre if.
sides being the only ' lfc J . rAlT,M
REPBESjENTATIVE SOUTHERN JAPEB V
There supporting the National Democratic Party; ;
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Single copies, one year, postage paid. 9 2 00
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Y-wenty coptea, w one aaaress, postage W ar orj
4Wltb,a codv free to
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t Box 829. Washington, n. CL. nr th UHitna;-t ii.
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PJ
I 5
,iUlil.
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Hiake:aeidflaii one mile' j
m. w( vt, vuaumw, vuiapriBiua Hvvub kOJ acres.
I offer thla laud either ia one body or to., section,,
to suit purchasers. " r -
rot further informaUon. apply to
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