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SUNDjyaMIT 1881.
Olili.
The Cbristain Belivlon Attacked and
Defended
Baltimore Sun.
The North AWV&VMefitfp Ptfotes
Judge Black. It need scarcely be said
by those who have beardf the lectures
of Col. InKersoll that he makes the
strongest presentation of the case that
the side whicn ne taices win auimt ui,
while Judge Black's defense of the
Christian religion, like all his contro
versial papers, is written in that vigor
ous anf mfcrlystylemmbiheJias
butfewJriM and rwfija$nr ol.
IngBreMfcttAttfrfe : TMGiiJrJriasice
01 eternity ine mountaina are as Lrau
sient as the clouds," whislt Judge Black
flies this quotation from the Merchant
of -Venice: "Gratiano speaks an in
finite deal of notnmg more tnan any
man in Venice : nis reasons are as two
grains of wheat hid in two bushels of
chaff; yw anau- see ailrf 4 v yu
find them, irid when yodi bavA them
they are not worth the search."
THE CAUSE AND THE ADVOCATE.
i. Mr. Ingersoll , is not. Judge Black
says, as some -have esj;imatedulm, the
most formidable .nemyth. Christian
ity has encountered since the time of
Julian the Apostate. But he stands at
the head of living infidels 'by merit
raised to that bad eminence." Hi
mental organization has the peculiar
defects whhrUfoi-'su(.bJaee. He
is all imaginatidil and no discretion.
He rises sometimes into a region of
wild poetry, where he can color every
thins to suit, himself. His mo:
3&r&8egithe character bl; hi
fttntatfpft : f 'Mountains are a
6le fecnuMtr a fapcrwai go
fact
a highoUBdliig
rather better than a logical demonstra
tion. His inordinate self-confidence
makes him at once ferocious and fear
less. He was a,practlcal politician he-
fore. he?H4QK tne stumjs against .Chris
tiahjtyiarid alll tiftifis? Jjajba 19? W
his capacity to plit "theBfirS "df 'tne
groundlings" and make the unskillful
laugh. The article before us is the
least objectionable of, all bis .produc
tions. Its style is higher and better
suited to the weight of the theme.
Here the violence of his fierce invec
tive is moderated ; his scurrility gives
place to .an attempt at tsophisd-y .less
shocking if not more true, and his
coarse lokes are either excluded alto
gether or else veiled in the decent ob
scurity of general terms. Such a paper
trom such a man, at a time use tne
present, is not wholly unworthy of a
grave contradiction. , ..t
He makes certain cuarges wnicn we
answer by an explicit denial, and thus
an issue is made,-upon which, as a
pleader would say, we "put ourselves
urjon the countrv. He avers that a
certain "something called Christianity
is a false faith imposed on the world
without evidence : that the facts it pre-
tendssto restion are mere inventions:
that its doctrines are "pernicioBS that
its requirements are unreasonable, ana
that its sanctions are cruel, i deny
all this, and assert on the contrary that
its doctrines are divinely revealed ; its
fundamental facts inconteatably prov
ed ; its morality perfectly free from all
taint of error, and its inhuenca most
beneficent upon society in general, and
uDon all individuals who accept it and
makeit&heiriille of actiou.y I want a
ae,ciii6i Upofc aoufid' iudaclal jbrihei-
Mr. Tnorprsoira nrsE iBoeeincation
aaihst t!hristiatiitvjis the blioff its
disciples "that there is personal God,
the creator or the material universe.
If God made the world it was a most
stupendous miracle, and all miracles,
according to Mr. lngersou s idea, are
"the children of mendacity." To admit
the one great miracle of creation would
be an admission that other miracles
are at , least probable, and that would
ruin his whole case. But you cannot
catch the leviathian of atheism with a
hook. The universe, he savs. is natu
ral-it came into being of its own ac
cord, it made its own laws at the start,
and afterward improved itself consld
erably by spontaneous evolution. It
would be a mere waste or time ana
space to enumerate tne proof s wnicn
show that the universe was created by
a pre-existenti and -jSelf -conscious Be
ing. of power and wisdom to us incon
ceivable. The nption Jhat all , things
owe their, origin ana tnear rjarmoniops
arrangement to thefo"rtuitous concur-
rence oi atoms is a kiuu oi lunacy
which very few men in these days are
A I i J1 1
afflicted with.
But Mr. Ingersoll asserts that, at all
events, this material world Had not a
good and beneficent creator ; ;it is a bad,
savage, cruel piece of work, with its
pestilences, storms earthquakes and
volcanoes : and man, with his liaDUity
to sickness, buffering and death, is not
a success, but, on the contrary, a fail
ure. To defend the Creator of the
world asrainst an arraignment so fou
as this would be almost as unbecoming
as to make the: accusation... Meantime
we do not discredit our mental inde
pendence by taking it for granted that
the supreme ueing nas aone an tnings
well. Our ignorance of the whole
scheme makes us poor critics upon the
small part that pomes within our uni
ted perceptions!!
OBJECTIONS MOSAIC LA.1V.
Dismissing in Scathing words Col
Ingersolla charge against the moral
code. Judge Black alludes to his stric
tures on the civil code of the Jews,
which Ingersoll pronounces so bad and
unjust that the law-giver by whom it
was eatajjnsnea must nave ueen as sav
agely exuel as the Creator that made
storms and pestilences; and the' work;
ofiboth was more worthyva devil than;
a fGod: "His language is recklessly
Dap, very OTieeayo in memoa, ana alto
gether lacking in precision. I find four
objection$aolheJeYiJ5h,coiistitution
not more1 tMn four-J-whichlare definite,
enough to admit of an answer. These
relate to t?te provisions, of f the Mosaic
laiw on ,the,8wJecJt3 of (l) Blasphemy
aaa iaoiatry:-r war: w aiavery:
(q PolygamyvAIa. these Jcespects he
pronounces the Jewish system not &nly
ub wise, but oximinaiiyj unjust.' i
appeal from hy ppfffne maledic
tion to the conscience of men who have
a aliUq JzMmrst, heregards
the punishmeBtnmctedorDlasphe-:
my and idolatry as being immoderately
cruel. Considering them merely as
religious offenaes-as sins against God
alone I agree that civil laws should
notice them not at aJJ. Bat sometimes
uiey aueci viy uijuiiuusy tu:ijUa Bar
cial rights which it is tha duty at tfie
State to protect. Wantonly toshojqk
the religious feelings of your neighbor
is a grievous wrong. To utter blas
phemy or obscenity In the presence ot
a Christian woman is hardly better
than to strike her in the face. Still,
neither policy nor justice requires them
to be ranked among the highest crimes
in a ffovernmentconatntM like ours.
But thing!"- - Uy different nndef
tile -""S 'Hlgnarannrt pB
the personal head
of thi
State. There
ttafiD&emywaa
politic
aUegUed
oi ueascirxiaoL v(
pdsjcf the
' nnar.iio nairnan iwaa iCrfn
fog to Ithft;
UVWW.VU HPS UVfHHIllL JU UJV
public enemv and eivincr him aid in H
comfortUO- -r.
IS GOD A TYRANT ?
pew
Unwell
mm
CXlsilSlil
a
inh! i rUb i
land a tyrant because He dpes not en
courage ana rewara tne service uu
devotioo paid byi Hia enemies .toi the
false gods of the pagan world. He pro
fesses to Deueve tnataii Kinas oi wor
ship areeftuallfjmeritorious.andslMHild
meet the same-iacceptaace ' from.' the
.true God, Itj(s,.ampst incredible, tha,t
sucn anvei aa wus anovua joe; utierggiwjr
anybody.. . .. ,
:A CAKNTVbKOUa. , AJIEBICAN FULL OF
BEEF." .......
' M to ihe'sacjinciai solemnitiies atfee
Jewish religion and their manner of
making witty "the1 kfflingof -these ani
mals was," he'says, a terriWe systemr
a "shedding tt innocent blood," "shock
ing to a rennea ana seBSinve-sour.
There jis such a depth of tenderness in
thi3 feeling and such a splendor of it-
finement that I give up without a strug
gle to the1 superiority of the ;, man who
merely proresses il a carnivorous
American, full of beef and mutton, who
mourns with indignant sorrow because
bulls and goats were, killed in Judea
three thousand years ago, has reached
the climax of sentimental goodness and
should te permitted o dictate on all
questions of peace-and war. Let Grb-
tius, vatteiana i'arienaorr, as weii as
Moses' and the'prophets, bide their di
minished heads. But to show how ih
efficacious,jfor all practical purposes, a
mere sentiment is when substituted for
a principle, it is only neoessary; to re
collect that Mr, JngersoU is himself : a
Warrwr7,wb9 stayed not behind the
mfghtv men of ' Jjig: tribe when tbey
gathered themsidves together for a war
m. i aTti 9 5
or conquest, lie took tne ieaa pi a regi
ment as eager as himself to spoil the
Philistines; T'and out he went a oolonel
ing " How many Amalekitee and Hit
tites and 1 AmOrites he put 6 t-he edge
of the sword, now many wives ne wid
owed, or. how , many mothers he "un-
babed" cannot tto ne told. : . I do not
even know how many droves of inno
cent oxen he condemned to the slaugh
ter. But it is certain that his rehned
and tender soul took great pleasure in
the terror, conflagration, blood, and
tearg -vrjth which the war -was attended
and in all tfteliartf, 'oppressions which
the : conquered people were made to,
suffer. afterward- It his owh'ootiduce
for. wtych he professes neither peni-
ienoenorshamelwas right, it was!riht
on goHhds which make it an inexCusa-;
ble outrage to, call the children" of Israel
savage criminals for '.carrying on wars
oj aggression to.save the lire or tneix
government. ; . .
AS TO SLAVERY. -i-
As Co slavery? -Mr: ' Intrersoll's objec
tion that Jehovah permitted his chosen
i i. t. :ij JL a 11 a. 1 !
people iu liuiu LUBtiptives uivy vuok iu
war or purchased from the heathen as
servants f or lif e,ttris answered that the
infallible God. m so doing proceeded
upon obd grounds, and that when a
Jew took a neighboring savage for his
bond'Servnt incorporated ; him into
his family, trained him, taught him to
work.' and eat e him a knowledge of the
true Goxtbe conferred upon him a most
beneficent boon. - Polygamy is another
of his objections to the. Mosaic consti
tution, strange to say; it is not there.
It is neither commanded nor prohibit
ed; it is onlyligcaa?gsd. If Mr. In
gersoll werralinajiinstead of a
mere pontteiawne watfutsee good and
sufficient etS&irf4Ptvfiqibearance to
legislate,irfayvMoa ttefstlbject. He
knowpfciliabam&tllleliiuence of
the ChrwtiOTJhurchW'iind with
out the 'dofcNBa has
extirpated th -bad feature of Asiatic
manners wbereveraHr doctrines were
carried.
' I will present some of the considera
tions which would compel me, were I
judge" or juror in the cause, (the accep
tance of Christianity,) to decide it just
as it was decided originally. First.
There is no good reason to doubt that
the statements of the evangelists, as
we have them now, are genuine. The
multiplication of copies was a sufficient
guarantee against any material altera
tion of the text. Mr. Ingersoll speaks i
of inteJOtations made by the fathers
6fthephurch. All he knows and all
hejiiaaever heard on that subject is that
some ofthe . innumerable transcripts
contained errors which , were discover
ed and; corrected. That simply proves,
the present integrity of the documents;
Second. I call these statements deposi
tions, because they. are entitled ito that
kind of credence which we give todo-l
clarations made under oath but ,in a
much higher degree, for they are more:
than sworn to. They were made in the;
immediate prospect of death. Perhaps
this would not affect the conscience of
an athefat-neitber would an oath btit
these people . manifestly believed in 7a
judgment after, death, before a God of
tnrtto whose displeasure they feared
above all things. Third. Thewitness4
es could not have been mistaken. Thd
nature of the facts precluded the possU
buity of any ..delusion aoont thepa.,ifor
every-averment they had "the sensible
and true avouch of their own eves" and
ears. Besides they; were plain-thinking,
sober dhimaginatiye "men, who;
unlike Mr.: Ingersoll, always, under all
circumstances, and especially in the
presence of eternity, recognized the diff-
ierence oetwepu iuuuuuuus unu ciouas.
It is inconceivable how any fact could
be proved by evidence more conclusive
than the statement of such persons,
publicly given and steadfastly persist
ed in through every kina or persecu
tion, imprisonment ana torture to the
last agonies of a lingering death.
Fourth. Apart from-these terrible
tests; the, more ordinary claims, to credi
bility are not wanting. They were
men of unimpeachable character, -.The
most virulent enemies ox s the cause
thev spoke and died for have never suae
gee ted a reason for doubting their per
sonal honesty. But there IB affirmative
prootvthat thev. and their , isellow' disci-
plesu were'? held by those who knew
them Jnthe. highest estimation for
trppniess.' w nerever ' thev ' made
their report it was not only believed,
but believed with a faith so implicit
that thousands were ready - at once to
seal it with ilieir bloocU i Fifth.: The
tone and temper of their narrative ira
press us with a sentiment of prof dufad
it doe not appear that the statements
of theeFirjjgelisU were ever denied , bjy
any person who pretended to know, the
facts. " What we call the fundament 41
truths of tJhristiantty consist not great
fiQDiio even ts wnicn are sumeienuy es
ablished by history 5 without special
proor. t -
. From the iacts; established by this
evidence.it.follows irresistiblv that the
?spel has come tons from God. Thfcf
Bueuge? au reasoning ahouttne wisdom
and justice of jte doctrines, since ft fis
impossible evefi tb imagine that wrong
can be done or commended by that
Sovereign Being whose will alone is th&
iultimate standard of all justice. f
i Judge Black, after making a number
of quotations from Col. Ingersoll, sqch
as "the punishment of sinners in eternal
hell is excessive," f Christians have,beri
gailtr o - wanton : and wicked petseiu-
uum tuo coanei or : canst aoes . not
effect' ponciudeslhat M SgerSoil, as
iiealous apostte of gospel of dl
must throw a goodr deai ttf mucL ana
adds: "When Itammmmtm we'
hateof virtt,nstieef inteUectual
erty, moral :'eleUo tennement? )e-'
nevolence and tJuSiwisdom $aui6 to trs
Kpm tnat source .which he reviles &W
We JEOcntin of ajl eytyrarfljiOfc mefely
patting, one asstiia&iunstihe other.
rera have theadvattrtagaraf ) ipfSaMng
IiAtrTeryqetal)ly ell-iiifDrmed
An eloqueitf prdratioa oiCliris
Usn religion sebnerades r Jodgo vBIaik's
arjticle itt'Uijsijtrliijig:'21 f aB-wfiga
down to US thrnnch thA-ncvar ikri.onHaul,
Sjl-,the,.av! W rijrhteoushessjtustSI
fulness, , exulting hope.and white; wing
ed,chaiity, TsreVet was its Jtoencftfer
good more' plainly perceptiDie than
nawy A thas. c npti jQonvefepptf
and reformed all men, for its first prin
ciple is tMireedojo o.;theiiiu?ian.Tf.Uli
and there arejyhosajwhp ;hose to reject
it. But to the mass o? mankind, di
rectly and indirectly, It ha brought tm
(JOuhted benefits and MessingSi rAbdl
ish it-ake away the testralnts;'Whielt:
it imposes on evil passi6llSiliSllence, the
admonitions ,of -its preacMrslet alf
Christians cease their labors of ,charity,
blot out from history the records ' of
its heroic benevolence repeal the laws
it 1 has enacted ''and the institutions it
has built up let its moral principles be
abandoned and all its miracles of -light
be extinguished-1-What Would we comtf
to? I need not answer this question;
the experiment has been partially tried.
The Freneh nation formally renounced
Christianity, denied the existence of the
Supreme Being.and so satisfied the huriJ
ger of the infidel heart for a time.
What followed ? Universal depravity,
garments rolled in blood, fantastic
crimes unimagined before, which Staf
tled the earth with their sublime atro-'
city. The American- people have an d
ought to have no special desire to fol-'
low that terrible example of guilt arid
misery.
It is impossible to discuss this sub
ject within the limits of a review.'1 No
doubt the effort to be short' has made
me obscure. If Mr: Ingersoll thinks
himself wronged or his doctrines mis-'
construed 1ef him'not lay my fault at?
the door of the charchi' or cast "his cen-i
sure on the clergy. ' '
"Adsum qui feel in me convertvte fer
rum;
HCfl PUNCH is delicious with' lemonadt, flaa'
ice, sofla ot milk. Have it ready for tne-vvelwme,
ot Dartst.. 'V , ; .'' ' ' ' ." '.illJ
8l .Dail Grocers, wine Merchants and Drug;
gists. .'.
Trade supplied "at manufacturers prices bj Wife
son ft Burwell, Wholesale and Retail Druggists;
f rade street, Charlotte, N. C.
Sulfide and Dyssepsla.
A most remarkable cure for drsDepsia. "Well's
Health Benewer." The greatest fonlo, best bu
llous and liver remedy known. SI at druggists.
Depot, 3. B- McAden, Charlotte, N. C
BE SBN61BLK
You have allowed your bowels to become habit
ually costive, your liver has become torpid, the
same uung aiis your aianeys, ana you areuist
used up. Now be sensible, get a package of Kid
ney Wort, take It faithfully and soon you will for-
get you've got any such . organs, for you will be a
weu man. Aioany Argus.
IT IS A FOOLISH MISTAKE to confound a
remedy of merit with the Quack medicines now so
common. We have used Parker's Ginger Tonic
with the happiest results for rheumatism and dys
pepsia, and when worn out by overwork, and know
it to be a sterling health, restorative. -Tlmes. 8ee
adv,
THE LOBIG CO'8 COCA BEEF TONIC
la an Invaluable preparation." sara Dr. H. Stout.
Jacksonville, Fla. It Is rapidly curative In month
ly: sufferings, excessive now, sick headache,
chronic sore throat, asthma, cough, shortness of
breath, nervousness, sleeplessness. It rapidly re
stores lost vitality, wbetbsr from Indiscretion or
excess, and rapidly stops exhausting loss of fluids.
, . m '
EDWIN BOOTH
"It did me much good," says this celebrated ac
tor. lu sneaking of the Llebiic Co's Coca Beef Ton
ic. Beware of Imitations. Ask for Coca Beef Tonic
T1IEC1
Backache, Sareneiss of the Chest,
Ggutj Quins y, Son Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains; Warns and
Scalds, Genera Bodily
; Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
. Feet and Ears, arief atl other
;, FikTnsanMAAeX'..' '
No PmparaMoq on earth- equal Sr. Jacob Ort
If f tfe WWi inpU and Xh$ap External
EejSady. A trial eniafl fcirl cptapawtively '
.trifling outlay of SO Crate, ami story pne puOsring :
with pain can have cheap and positive proof of it1
Claim.
Direction ia Elavan Iawguage.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AET DEALEH8
15 MEDIOUTB.
A, VOGEUSR CO.,
Baltimore, Md,, V. 8. X.
4M80dwly i
c
3
OPEN
tints of ComBlexion foiM
ladies strive are Chiefly arti
ficial, and all who will tate the
trouble may secure them.
These roseate, bewitching hn:e$ 1
follow the use of Hagaifg Hag-
nolia Balma delicate, harm, j
fesa alwi,9 relhille article.
The; Mgiioite Igato wnceafe
eyeiy. Wendsh. remoyes Sal-1
lowriess,, Tan, Jtelness, Erup.
tions, ail eTidences of excite
merit and every imperfection
k lta effects are immediate and
go natural tnat no humau bei
Dientation In the
eoimttyls
ur lot ot
jocd buildings, fenced pastures, 3ofUffdr
8f0
inejatairahes, doctors, stor BoWri
tta premises aod -examine for themservesL
uw.wi..uu aaoge, Bowan, countv. u 1
not at the plantation af an time
Thyatlra church,-18 miles from
times. situated
ruin imMM.
G-McCONNAUGi
-City-Lot -for Sale dean:
1 ? tJKTOM JnBth steeum the
tonflmrUOfaitOB
theTNomi-Carillna
iwhote;orfflded
UUllllii UJ UtjkiltaU I.
AN
.'.'".SECRET
AHONGTHELAPIES
DfecaM; Pesle, Ic.
r uj most vaiuabl
II m - i -a. r TX r
t"- :;iiui!iiksi:;;;;l;i!!!!!S!lii i
:tWRP Mi
til : B VW'
4&r
yo TP1"11 t OIVB HBAl.Td.
. "IxceHent Tonic, Alterative and Diuretic."
Medical Association. Lynchburg, va.
"Used with great benefit in Malaria
ttiAi-la ft. :V. Dnnon. M. D.. 6a.
and Dlph-
"Succesafully used in dyspepsia, chronic diar
rhoea and scrofula. "Prof. a. Jackson, H. D.,
TJnlv. Pesn. - , ' ' .
- "Invaluable as a nervous tonic" Hon. L C
Fowler, Tenn.
Villi, f ! f ' :
immended as ' a prophylactic In malarial
i." D.B,Talrex,LD.,N.O. ' .. "
ores debilitated systems to health." T. C.
"jteooi
districts.
' "Eestores
aiiu
P.
'JExceneat 101 caruun, diseases pecuuar ra wv-
ri, juwtuiau. JI1. f 19.
relieving' headacne, sick and ner-
XDdSDrif; : ! .
'Used with, great benefit In dyspepsia." J. Mc-
Balph, iC D., Ba. .
'"'Hufted to bronchitis and' diseases of digestive
orgaoa'-r J. F. Boughtonr M. Z Ala.
- "Mast valuable .remedy- known for female dls
eases."Ina P, Metteaur. M. Dt, L. L. D.
"Of great ctottve'ylrttieL'Thos. F. Bumfold,
"Beneficial In uterine derangement and mala
rious conditions." -Q. M. VaO,'Mf Ohio.
"Charming, on ' the complexion, making It
smooth, olear, soft asd rosy." Miss M., of S. C.
"Theprtoce.at mineral tonics." Francis Gll
Uam,M.DN.a "Inesttmable as a tonic and alterative. "Hun
ter Mcdulre, M. D., Va.
"Fine appetiser and Wood purmer." H. FUher,
M.I).,Ga.
"Very beneficial In Improving a reduced sys
tem." Bishop Beekwlth, of Ga.
"Invalids here find welcome and health." Bev.
John Hannon, late of La., now of Richmond, Va.
"Has real merit" Southsm Med. Journal
Pamphlets free, upon application.
Water. 84 case. Mass and Pills, 25, 50, 75
cents. Sent post-paid anywhere.
Summer season of Springs begins 1st June. 835
month. Address -
A. M. DAVntS, Pres't of the Co..
78 Main St, Lynchburg, Va., P. O. Box 174.
SOLD BY
WILSON ft BURWELL,
J. H. McADEN, and
L. B. WBI6T0N & CO.,
mar27 Charlotte, N. C.
WILL
DR. JOY'S ELECTRIC DEVICES
to XxamlaatlaBa4 Trial aafaraPajcJialaai
uffterlnr from- Kcrvon WwkatitM. Cton.
nl DaAlllty, Ixxs of Karv Fores or Vigor, or
mas maeaaa resulting- irom a.auiK9 ana uth
Cacbks. or to aui7 eu afflicted with Rhenma- -
tlm, Keuralgia, Faralyais, Spinal SifhcultiM,
juanay or ljiver 'irouDia, uuua tt&cic, ana omer :
Diaeaaes of the vital Organs. Also vroxxK trou
bled with Diseases paculiarto their sex.
Bpeedy relief and complete restoration to health
Karanteed. Tfaa tra tha) only rletrl
vita or ApplUnai Uiavt hart over
been conatruciaclu po b aelentlfie prlncl
lea. Their thoroogh efficiency haa been prae-tic-
lly proven with the moat wonderful aaie-
, ana uiey amvw tne nifnew wmum
its from the moat eminent medieaU avnd
dentine men of Antertea. Bend at oace
for book giving all Information free. Address tha
, wAgner A. CO,
Cor. XlcMgan Av. and Jackson St, Chicago, El.
Junl7 eod,d&wly
WE HAVE NOW IN STORE FOB THE
Spring and Snmnier Trade
The Largest, Finest and
MOST COMPLETE .
-STOCK OF-
f'lNK MILLINEBT.
WHITE GOODS,
TBIMMING8.
NOTIONS
And all kinds of
FANCY DRY GOODS
For Ladies and Children
We have ever had the pleasure of showing
-OUR STOCK OF
GLOVES,
HOSJEBT,
SANa,
T'ABASOLS,
TRIMMINGS.
' NECKWEAR,
AND CORSETS
Is not surpassed In the city. We nave
HATS OR BONNETS
TO FIT THE HEAD AND POCKET OF
LADY, MISS AND CHfLD.
EVERY
Our Pattern Hata
will
MONDAY, APRIL 4th.
An
examination of ur stock will convince anv
lady that we stand head In styles and '
prices In our line.
MRS. P. QUERY
WW be found In the store to wait on her friends
and customers.
o.P? -W? h8TO secured the Bervlflei of Mr. MJB,
Stiel, who would bp pleased po seo his friends and
customers, IP.QUEY
apl3
. r, ii
gr0fjesst0txala
Z. B. Vakcx.
W. H.BAHXT.
VANCE & BAILEY,
Attorneys and Oonnsellors
, CHARLOTTE, C,
Practice m. Supreme Court of the United 'States'.
Supreme Court of North Carolina, FederalT?
Courts, and counties of Mecklen
. , j borg. Cabarrus, Union, Gas
ton, Bowan and Da
. ' - vldson.
Offlce, two doors east of Independence
Square. maj29 tf
m. D. graham, :
IN the State and pned St&as Courts. " Collao
r Uons,Home and Foreign, solicited.' ,Tn
steaetooTiaiw. Surveys, amMtitt5i iam
PHARLESHOT
8TATE8VILLE, N. CU
(I -OR.MOY'8-i X
11 ntrtovto I ff J Y
ttElECTRCs ffiytf
11 BolU,BuKUiet&' SLx
11 0. A. JOY, E.M..M O. 7kJ V
Yljf"fofthsV Y Y . fft
II If lfNrw"A In
U (J MhwDiaM.V.IP- 1
SPRIG OHM
rrma MImM to a term of years
- JUIJlSUU,:lAl ly ' .j;; ... ... . ; "
I'M '' .. - '. 1 J - i " . . .
Walcftcs hud DetvelvQ.
GO TO
AND hOOK AT HIS
LARGE STOCK OF
ALL OF WHICn HE SELLS
LOW FOR CASH.
All Goods Warranted as Rep
resented, both in Weight
and Quality.
WATCH GLASSES 10 CENTS EACH.
deelS
Condense Time TaWeH&rtliCaroliiiaR.R
TBAJNS 60K8 NORTH.
ers
Am
mm
Date.Mayl5'81 No. 47 No. 49 No. 43,
Dally Dally Dally
Lv. Charlotte, 4.05 ah 6.15 am 4.15 pm
" A-L. Depot
" " Junc't 411am 6.20 am 4.80 pm
" Salisbury, 5.56 am 7.50 am 6.07 pm
Arr.Greensboro 8.03 am 9.30 am 7.57 pm
Ly. Greensboro 8.25 am 9.50 am 8.18 pm
Arr. Raleigh 1.40 pm for Blch-
Lv. " 1 .45 pm m'nd only
Arr. Goldsboro 4.00 pm
Lv. Greensboro
for Richmond 8.25 pm . ...
Lv. Danville 10.21 am 11.31 am
" N. Danville 10 27 am 11.33 am
" Barksdale 10 58 am 12.01 pm
" Drak'sBr'ch 1287 pm 1.20 pm...
' Jetersville 2.24 pm 2.55 pm
Arr. Tomahawk 8.20 pm 3.51pm
Arr. Belle Isle 4.05 pm 4.28 pm
Lv. " " 4.10 pm 4.85 pm
Arr.Manchester 4.13 pm 4.38 pm
Arr. Richmond 4.18 pm 4.43 am 7.28 am
TRAINS GOIHO SOUTH.
Date.May 1580
Na 42
Dally.
No. 48
Dally.
No. 50
Dally
Lv. Richmond
Burkeville
Arr. N. Danville
Lv. " "
10.45 pm
2.25 am
7.QQ am
7.25 am
12.00 M
2.43 PM
6.05 PM
6.18 pm
k'l 7 p m
8.37 pm
10.38 pm
12.15 AM
12.20 AM
Danville
7.27 am
9.26 am
Arr. Greensboro
Lv.
9.31 AM
11.16 AM
12.45 pm
1.00 PM
" Salisbury
Arr. A L. Junction
" Charlotte
Lv. Richmond
2.55 pm
4.41 PM
6.07 PM
7.25 pm
7.51 pm
8.55 pm
9.27 PM
11.05 PM
12.26 AM
" Jetersville
" Drak's Br'ch
" Barksdale
" Danville
" Benaja
" Greensboro
" Sallsburr
Arr. A-L. Junction
Lv. " "
Arr. Charlotte
.112.80 au
SALEM BRANCH.
NO. 48 Dally, except 8unday.
Leave Greensboro p. 40 pm
Arrive Salem 11.40 pm
NO. 47 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Salem 7.sn m
Arrives Greensboro fi.do am
NO. 42 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro 10.00 am
Arrives Salem 11.80 am
NO. 43-Dally.
Leave Salem 5.30 PJI
Arrive Greensboro 7.80 pm
Limited mulls Kn JO ind Kn hii vni n.k.
short stoppages at points named on the schedule.
Passengers taking train 49 from Charlotte will
get aboard at the R. A D. R. R. depot This train
makes elose connection at Greensboro for Raleigh,
ton k Weldon Railroad.
iassengei; trains No. 47 and 48 make all local
stops between Charlotte and Richmond, and be-
making connection with W. N. C. B. at Ballsbury
... vouuunjs exgepaea;, sua aiso con
necting at Greensboro with Salem Branch (Sun
day excepted).
rassenger trains Nos. 42 and 43 make all local
Query's. Harrisburg, Cnlna Grove, Holtsburg, Lin-
WW awiw vauiVDaVniU
V. y- vwMwma WOUilU aWtOallVU fH 7VMi9"
Doro, ,
A. POPE,
Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agent,
Richmond, ya.
may 18
FLY FANS b TRAPS,
BATH TtJBS, SPRINKLERS,
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
OIL STOVES
AND THE
le Qui
for. summer, usp, Jit jg,
THE FINEST LINK OW.
W-Stoyes and Sewing Machines
m the art.
Orders and correspondence solicited at Mie Hard
ware Store and Sewing Machine House of
RIpiLYRp MQOftp,
Trade 8tret, Cjiariotte, . f
. CJ-C: W. Bbadbhaw, so long and favorabiv
known In conhecUon with thewtoa MaWhfZ
business of this city and vtdnltv nW i?f
and would bo pleased toee faw tafh.,n2
patrons and serrSaslierttofore. QdS Hnd
IsilfeJfflirtii
Go to
W. P. MAIlflN, Agent,
and Success Wr. Jcarraco.
Fresh Drag aaJ Pure Medicines
' u 2iA Koto trat the".! iu'
.CO I ksn tn tnv BtmoJr. - Alan
And
i saner Articles, l-arnimerlea. Com
, BtuMuvp, tamp urusno, a, :
of aU the best varietlesi-and warranted
.. . to be -good.'
Physicians nreaergggrM (tran spee-
j'i I'ttJ ipm vf1r.!''"..:.. -.
Hoping to rwerf sharf o pohllo
patronage, I am, respeetfullyy v
! feb8J ; . W, P. ILAkYra igt.
Doub
Cook
Stove