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am I a, 1 '-? O HAS, B. JOKES, Editor Proprietor PERSBMO AT TSM POBT-OTFICB AT CBABLOTTI, H. a AS 8MOn-CLiB8 KATTXB.1 WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1881.' The Mrs. Garfield fund now amounts to 8147,575.20. It is estimated jtbat Pennsylvania lumber is cut at the rate of 600,090,000 feet yearly. as.w-vr -mm-' - Don Carlos has been ordered to pack his wardrobe and depart from France within twenty-four hours. Scarcely a day in Philadelphia that some drunken mother is not arrested for neglecting her children. The Richmond State suggests a don key pump to supply Richmond with water. It thinks there is donkey power enough in the city council to run it An expiatory church is to be erected on the spot where the Emperor of Rus sia was slain. It is to be built from popular subscriptions. Mrs. Lydia Francis, of Philadelphia, aged 82, tired of life and the struggle of earning her daily bread, drowned herself in the Delaware last Sunday. Harry Kennedy, author of the song "Empty is the Cradle, Baby's Gone," and UA Flower from Mother's Grave," receives 8300 a week royalty on the first and 8100 on the second. Mrs. Garfield, mother of the Presi dent, was prostrated with an attack of cholera morbus, followed by fever, from which it is feared she will not re cover. She is 81 years old. A number of capitalists, Keene, Flood, Mackey and others, purpose es tablishing a new telegraph, system to run to all the piying poihts in the. country, and will send disgatdbef af much reduced rates. Fifty young physicians have been ap pointed by the New York Board of Health to make daily visits to the tene ment houses and look after the children and see that they have proper medical attention. The hip-pocket arsenal was one of the American mysteries to the Duke of Sutherland, when traveling in this country. It is an institution that is puzzling a great many Americans too, who can't see any particular use for it. We scarcely know which to pity most the poor deluded, ignorant man, white or black, who believes that his liberty is going to be taken away from him if prohibition is carried, or the in telligent white or black man who makes him believe it. Philadelphia Times: Itoscoe Conk ing is not big enough to run the Re publican party and he i3 too big to let the party run him. It was a very un fortunate oversight on the part of those who got up our form of government that they made no provision for this kind of elephant. New York had a highway robbery sensation last Friday, when three men in a wagon followed another wagon in which was a bookkeeper carrying a large amount of money to deposit in a bank, boarded it on one of the princi pal streets, put a revolver to the head of the bookkeeper, seized a package containing 89,600 in paper money and got away safely. The New York Herald speaking of Mr. Garfield's progress says: "From that first moment he has not, so far as known to the public, been an instant on his feet, and his assumption of the erect posture will be looked for with curiosity and interest." The Herald is doubtless anxious to leara whether his backbone preseryes'iW rigidity. G. W. Childs, the obituary bard, of Philadelphia, is now engaged in build ing a village near Philadelphia, which is designed for people of small means who desire nice homes but have not the wherewith to pay high rents in the city. He is laying out his village after the most approved plan, sells lots very low, and advances to those desiring to build two thirds of the cost of building on easy terms. - , r Four boys stole thelboat of one Mr. Egan, of Trenton N. J., to take a ride on the Delaware. Mr. Egan followed them up and made them get out of the boat into the river where the water was about fifteen feet deep. Two of them came very near being drowned, and were resuscitated with great diffi culty. Now Mr. Egan is wanted ipy&t In Philadelphia, for it was on her side of the river he made the boys do the jumping. The Universal Life Insurance Com pany, of New York, has collapsed. Its balance sheet shows a deficiency of $884,000. This was one of the "perfect ly reliable" and "absolutely safe" com panies. It did a considerable business in some sections of the South. 'It went into wild cat speculations several years ago, and holds a considerable quantity of New Jersey swamp lands as "assets." Its total liabilities' are 81,642,572.82, while the assets are figured up at 8431, 107.27 of a very doubtful nature. A singular case of flendiihuess' is re ported from Paris. A boy fifteen years old, reading blood and thunder romances, concluded he must do some thing to make him notorious, picked up a little rag picker on the street, took him up to his room stripped him, tied his hands behii ljW back, stabbed him two or three times, cut off his tongue, cut his throat, and then delib erately walked into the police station, coolly told all aoufc it, anf seem ed to enjoy the sensationi it cteated. He was sentence vy, i -. vr-.-til twenty years hard labor and ten jwrj Lreillance by .the police, the heaycst unMnron ' I iV ' mo - vvui . w sentence lowed to young criminals, AJvri-pnoPiBiTioBr misiiepbe . 8 ENT ATI ON. "Tn discussing the prohibition ques tion its opponents rely upon appeals to prejudice and the most arrant misrep) reseatation of its aims ad objects Thus they throw dusintooe eyesof the credulous, and lead them blindly to thebr, destruction. It would be impos sible to take up these misrepresenta tions in detail, in the space we have at our command, and notice all of them, but some, o4JejgMV0.swill -aoUee fairly and briefly. We find an editorial in the Blui Ridge, BUuif which presents the anti-prohibition, side of khi -question, and contains much ifj not all the so called arguments employed in thecause which it advocates. ?he editor saysT ?We maintain that you have rib right, Divine or human, to regulate the appe- 41 f Ad rf man rr Jnfnf n f a f V. am whof thev shall do with their own nrdpertT. w hen they do not interfere withftbe rights of others, and that the cause of tempf-i ance can ony be promoted" by moral suasion, and ncby, eoereion." Let us see about th&-VAre "there not laws to prevent druggists frbm' selling poisofis which are - their; property, not that they do, but tnlbjoie some one? Are there not lavysjn m prevent . men fr-efc:jitt'l-. mIs? Are there jVgameiaws "wEich prohibit the shootihjtrdrgafiJS, Within' certain Jmonthi? Awthertf ftttlaWs against carrying concealed weapons? Are there not laws - against profane swearing on Uie''-iirf.pQbic places. If the druggist can be prohibit ed from selling certain drags Oi mine rals because they are dangerous; the owner of a horse from using his horse as he pleases ; the preventing of a profane man from indulglng.his propensity for profanity, the sportsman from jojng out at his pleasure and shooting game, can't the people, in their sovereign ca pacity, say that the owner of liquor which does so much harm to the peo ple shall not sell it? . It might as well be argued that it is avrone to tax licmor because thus you indirectly interfere .with the freedom of that traffic, and? -with the right of the people to drinkrit because taxation increases the price of it. Moral suasion. Has not moral sua sion been tried since intoxicating stim ulants were first known ? One liquor seller in a community will make more drunkards than all the moral suasion ists of the universe could save. Moral suasion sounds nicely, but it is a weak subterfuge in the mouth of the advo cate of free whiskey ; and has proved an impotent antagonist of mighty rum. Moral suasion may influence some drinkers who have not contracted the habit, but it i3 powerless over him who has or over those who engage in the traffic. f "We are opposed to sumptuary laws and class legislation," says he. The prohibition law is no sumptuary law. The law against carrying con ceded weapons is as much a sumptuary law as it is. Neither is there any class legislation in it. The class exists only in the imagination of those who appeal to class without any warrant or justifi cation. "Such laws are. not in conformity with the teachings of the Bible, and are in opposition to the first principles of free government." We would be obliged to our friend of tne made if he would point us out iust where the prohibition act is in'opposi- tion to the teachings of the Bible. This would have more convincing force than tne mere general assertion which hasn't a single line of scripture as a base to rest upon. We fail to see also where it is in opposition' to the "first principles of free government." Is not societv based on the surrender of certain natu ral rights, such surrender not beine in opposition to free government but in furtherance of it? A man has a natu ral right to go naked, but he Duts on clothes in civilized society in obedience to tne commands of j that societv. A man ha3 .a natural right to do a hun dred things which right he surrenders tnat society may exist and governments for his protection and the protection .nf other men be formed. In all civilized. and in uncivilized countries men rrrnsr. surrender individual rights to the pub lic good. If you pas3 a law specif vinz what a man shall or shall not drink, onn ran be passed defining what he shall or shall not eat. : - Triie. If. it be found that Satin? nnv particular thing be productive of mis. chief as drinking liquor is that thing could be regulated or governed by law. xnere are in many places laws against the sale of spoiled food, tainted moot. adulterated grpcerjesmilk, &c, because they are ifijurious .tb' health and pro ductive of deadly disease. Here even what you shall eat is indirectly pre scribed by lata. ' But th overshoots the mark as he ddeiin'other instances, for the law does not say what you shall or shall not drink, if. i aa t , vuij out O that lntoxicatinsr -liauora -h'&i i f i iuc auu soia ana snail not be bought uorctagp. j.c uobs not say what you shall dxink4t simply says you shall not drink a certain thing, because that certain thing is 'full of danger to you and the eommnnHw x. . ujuio Lua.il uue tainted meat of vonr hnfnhor adulterated milk of your milkman. J-aencome a series of objections to the bill itself assertine that it win accomplish the object for which it is lutenaea, that if people want liquor they will send to other 8t.at.Aa fm. if that it discriminates against the poor in favor of the rich, all nf ' v. ft uivu TT o nave heard over and over again from ATtAHn X ... . anti-prooitionist who discusses the -subject in print or on the stumpt If it be a law Whir-.h ia in w against our own distillers in favortff liquor dealers in other states. TOw that these dealers have been exerting v-xoCiyCo bu uara to aeieat it Why is it that thev we nreODnf large numbers at the anU-prohibHiott J' fvaieignr and whyIalt that some of them nm- f ml scribe for stipulated numbers; of exfraK copies ot papers as would nnliirKv-iiiti: anti-prohibition articles an f hp m: furnish V If tha ..'iVi ,T7I 4. 7 " fw AevynrreMBtHab J and am foondTInd Urol- -immU' " 7. ---? -- ro . were, now many Ithe ordinary class of drinkers would iw yr elsewhere' for their "barrel," ug or bottle V Tery few. They would do without it ratter than go to all that trouble to get if'", Aaarole thepjectfls?tht are made B thV giU axeJctstba faye ntlbnjE$b&pthe.p $tb$Uw$ areai-basliess as the objection that prohibition has caused an increase of crime in the State of Maine, which objection has been proved false over and over again Jby he, best of authority from official sources in that State...... rS! s:tv jwp-W. - There are doubtlessefects in the bill, but with time, observation and experience these "defects can be remi died and it is more the part of wisdom among those who pretend to be friends of temperence to support it and then correctltsefects, than to stubbornly oppose and try to defeat it because in some partioulars it may be defective. SNAKE BlXES. The snake is looming up as an imnor- 4arit factor in the discussion of the pro hibition question. He is a right-bower of the &nti-prohibitionist. Without him we; :lo not know how the average stumper for the ardent could get along. We.don't mean the snake in the boots, butthe regular, thoroughbred, "pizen sarpint,'' the bitist of the deadly fang, which goes for mortality with venom pus intent and buryeth his nippers in fleah human. When all this happens, l ana the aforesaid snake goes for-yon with-those fatal fangs then wha-are yon 'going to do for whiskey, thai great specific against snake bites, if the pro hibition law goes into effect?,. Great goodness! Mortal man will be ruined and will be as helpless in the power.' of the shake as poor mother Eve is said to have been some years ago in the power of that great boss snake which enticed her to go into the apple business which proved such a disastrous undertaking to that misguided ladv and her pro geny. iWev-are-led into"these reflections! on snakes by the fact that thev figure' So :extensivlyindwpn the anti-prohibition auuuip, every f peaxer navmg a stocg of tnem to Suit.the occasion. Jim Harris in his speeches Monday called special attention to the snake and put it thus : "If you Should get bitten hv a snakA and your neighbor sold you a pint of whiskey to take for that snake-bite, be could be arrested, fined and imprisoned under the prohibition act for selling you that liquor and saving your life." Me presented this as an entitely new point, but he knew better. He knew that under the United States revenue law that man could be arrested now for selling liquor without a United States license. He knew also that under Stat law that man could be arrested now for selling liquor without a State li cense, and he knew that under county regulations that man could be arrested now for selling that liquor without a county license. In other words that he would be just as liable to arrest and punishment now as he would be after the passage of the nrohihitinn art Why then all this t'omfoolerv. soDhis- try and bald-faced .misrepresentation to deceive the colored people, who know no better and have confidence enough in their speakers to believe them V It is bad enough in colored men to be lead ing their people astray for a considera tion, out they should not deceive and numoug them in this way. P. S We'd like to know how many snakes there are in North Carolina this year, anynow. xney must have in creased rapidly since the prohibition act became a matter of, discussion, and tney go around trying to feite folks too but it is singular that they are all anti prohibitionists that are afraid of being bitten. If the following reported extract from some remarks, made by Warren Miller, as furnished the New York Tri bune by its Albany correspondent, be true, tne country will have no cause to regret that he takes the place of "me too" Piatt in the Senate: "Certain men have remained at the head of the Republican party in this. State solely keeping 4liv0 tlii outh ern question? Yearfteiyair thg speeches they have made and the politi cal pamphlets they have had printed nave rung the same tune of distrust in in the South. Last fall they adopted the same policy. I received pamphlet after pampWetifibaSglng "all j torts of things in the South.? But- the 'people would not read them. The Southern question Was as dead as Julius Caesar." The little town of New Ulm, located about sixty miles fromSt.Paul.Minne sota, was visited by ' fearful cyclone last Friday, which swept about a hun dred houses away and left several hun dred people homeless. It was accom panied by terrific thunder and light ning whichadded to the, tenors of the scene while the wind tore houses asunder and filled the air with boards. singles, &c. Thirteen persons arelte- i lu jro.aiicn njuu Lilian? sarion wounded?' 2sL i Jtet Mnrder ancl 'Robbery- in Louisiana rT'Sfl kk.V HPoi?t -T. I' r;,iw-in M. Judd Scott, a prominent merchant ut jvinston, Leooto pansn;28 miles from here, was murdered on Saturday night about O o'clock, between hia boarding house and his store. Two negroes have been arrested on suspicion. The body w oa nui. uico vereu until isunuay morn ing, when it was found that the mur dered man's store had been entered and robbed. THE PRINCE OF PUNCHES ia the dritcal. full-flaTored Hub Punch, composed of old line 11- n lutn unit InanlAna fmlt. T. Ann Km -i- with bet or Iced water, Jenwhaad or mltt:f and lar uivwm aaj puacB mewea m oiacreuon. ; Sold by all Hteen, waeKerchanbl ud &ns fists. , .- y 'Jt&& Trade suDrilled af inanufaclinftj tinw h wn. vuo nunreiL fTitoietKU ana Ktmui Dmmrtit- w Trade street. Charlotte, N. C. Miaa.-jlle (treat toateand Uentt- eoutalna twice us mnr.h imn tend jrttm nm -VTir " uou cuv : mum ekuu trou ' mass" known. Just the thloc for the "nrinc w ZlZ 1f .k. alt l4 -reoomrletMled br6 D(iiiHrif ?5208 o nund, limb or vital fuccton, ner- De: LI&" a4 tare Wed tmrm ftmi uop Ell STILL MENDING. Tl President iainlaff Strength an 1; Going on Towards Final Rocot- HlJTI QTrrxriownT., T.-il n im.l .eft . ling Dulletm was sent this morning to a caomeiomcer Dy tne rresideDt s private 8 A. M. The Slitrhtlv inpreasprt fehrilA rise which occurred yesterday evening, but which was not due to any unfavor ably change In the condition of the Aiihas entirety jHsappeared this morning, and at thisnbur the Presi dent's pulse is 90 with a normal tem perature ana respiration. He rested well during the nich. at. mia tim sleeping Z hours without awakening. tuu iq uun iotuuk uiiKiit etna comiort- nkl. m v. ;ii i . . . . auio. lueiu wm ue a siignt cnange in his diet, something else being substitu ted for potatoes and oatmeal, which nave Deen round unsatisfactory. OFFICIAI. nTTT.T.TjrrTui Executive Mansion, July 16.-8:30 xuo i icuucuii passea a very good night, and this momincrhA is frf from fever and expresses iiimself as iocxiug quiws uomiortaDiy. I'uise 90, temperature y &, respiration 18. D. W. Bliss. J. J. WOODWAED. ItOBT. REYBUEN. OFFICIAL BULLETIN. Washington, July 19. 7 p. m. The m. xoxuouu uoii passcu iui excellent aay and afternoon. The fever has been less than on any dav since he was WOUnded. At 1 n m ha nnlaa taaa Oo temperature 98.5, respiration 19. At Present 1113 DnlSft IS Ofl temnpratiiro QO a Bit in Syracutw Iioss (300,000, JStkACTSE, N. July 19. Weiting opera house building, in the centre of this city,' one of the best buildings and . 7 " CD w w muv.wwU0U opera houses in the State, took fire this morning-and was Whnllv rlear.rrwari miijuiimir iiiih nr T.nn nannanmaor iWlthjtn two hours. It has been the most disastrous fire in Svracuse in thirtv" "vears. Estimated losa nnsr of 30ft ftm. "Piillv fifr.v tenQnt.: uieu Lire uiogk. air or vvnom ar inoara J It. , L.l .11 . i A 13 1 1 i o consioeraDie amounts. Tne blocfc was iuui Btuiicaximu, uuvenng nail an aQre andjwas valued at $200,000. It wks insiied for $85,000. The other principal losers are as follows: Rosen xius Buoe ueaiers, iOBS s&iiu.uuu. msur- ?ZTk T - hk v. , w v , iuoui- anCe S 20.000 : VV. In Calls & r.n ahno dealftrs. lnfts SR3S.000. lnanranoo aonmn, Evarson Prisailfi C.n . haivliroro in.. m'vu-jvwui . m i,j ma Aw.inji 1 . 1 1 wwp MH. u v ut. Vf $50,000, insurance $40,000; Giles Ever- Hoii. diivmlh Donirs. insni uMU) Tin in surance: S. H. Prince & r,n.. p.rnfarxr A, 3 1 x. j , . J uatuttgeu uy waw auu nre, loss 10.- wu, insurance covers loss s fc. Shat- lUwR., oaiuuji, iuaa ,puu, insurance $8,000; ChaaH. Powers, druffcist. lnas OlO tif l 1 - Art wasv - io,uw, insurance s.ouy a. croieet is DO., seeds and aerifinl rural imnia ments, losg $8,000, iosuranee $5,000; naiuw auu many omer omces were uui ousuuji iuouicu. Aiie xxew iorK fcstate liankuig Company saved its money ana papers. .Half a dozen per sons were more or less seriously injured uy luc liuiiuir wmis ann npnna it ia iearea tnac one or two persons ner CJ .u. -L lO ished in the burned buildino-s. 'fhia is tue uiira ume within 5 that the buildings on this te haye been burned. ALBANY. Climbing Conklina ing Off. Laplinin Fall- ALBANY. Julv 19. Thfl inintpuon. tion met at noon and votprt on the oVii-f term vacancy in the United stata Senate a3 follows: Laroham 68, Potter 45, Conkling 28, Woodford 1. Neces sary to a choice 72. The chair declared mat no cnoice naa Deen made. Speaker ouarpe movea 10 aajourn. Carried Guilean lias a Chance to Earn lllg Par. Washington, July 16 Guiteau has received the followincr' Boston, July 13, 1881. Dear sir: I should like to make a contract to exhi bit VOU in all thA nrinmnnl fiHjo -v. country, and will guarantee you $200 . X w... Vi pcx wcck; auu win aiso give tne same amount per week to the President's family. Please ask the District Attor neyif he will allow it, if I keep you in a Biiuug tage. itespectiuny, David Brainard. No. 95 Milk st, Boston. Another Raper Swung-. Nashville, Tenn., July 19.-Houston Turner, col., who committed an out rage on a wnite woman on the 8th inst was taken from Murfreesboro jail last uiut uy a. mop ana nangea. lie con- leasea to tne crime. BUEHETT'S 0000AIHE. 1 TATW'fl TTirp Qiirvn iv una rrcm tBumett'i Coooaine will keeD the hair in a strone and healthy condition by stimulating the roots of mip wur ana restoring tne natural aettonnpon which Its growth depends. Twenty years ago a single bottle saved a lady's hair in a desperate ease where every other treatment had failed; and since that early success thousands of cases of baldness, dandruff, loss of hair, and irritaUon of ue scalp, hare yielded to this remedy. The superiority of Burnett's Flavoring Extracts consists in tneir perfect purity and great strength. mm 1 1 m 1 1 wimm BECAUSE it adds to personal beauty byrestor- " wiui ouu 1 us ire to ioaea or gray nair, and is ucueuuiu w tne Bcaip, is wny rarKer s Fair Bal- MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH t 5 i . JULY 19. 1881. PRODUCi. Biltxmohi Night Oats Western white 40a42 u iuuou oiwu, reunnyivania . Frovlsiona mess DOrk 17.7K fnrnlH-nam 1 C RA. h,,n, wfn l1l0der8k cleaJ.?lde8 ditto packed hams 12al3. Lard reaned tierces 12. Coflee RiO CanrOM nrrHnur In fair 01 , o 1 n l. n.7 " .rXil-t"?;0 noar Quiet; common Wheat ungraded red l.nsai u pVrL ungraaea 44a57. Oats-43U for No. . rnf. wo earfroes ff(4al2W. Sugar-fair to good SSi5ni',SliJ',2m?, reaped -standard A rE "' . long ' 1A.UUU.UU. COTTON. lor-gobd mWi rw&fRs&w HlT.vnrnM rinlat.. mMt.. . . . ... Noktolx Firm ; mlddllni n tm m t U . wwi n . w. mwiw wi vvimu tsntain 0,806. 50; winners i 2 5."" ? MAI A - ctAAiv O . ww --' t v.uju - mac; aei racui kilj. vmu ta nnntln.nt wiwuj , KKhTTTta "oowj eiyorw w ureal ouiw note: arood oiii nnw vru. ' . "luiuuuK i (mac: low mid- - - iDueinui i i: . Jftie. ; Stock 6SO: MiWwt. mut: Uft"-! IflNNu RrirAfn " w lPttTTTiVfMiTlQf aq1. - ...... ffisfSSi..' "Pen 462: stock 1 fib" 1 7mtkW viT'D oir luo; low mroa g 1 . . .. 1 'mm 100; stock 6.852: eirl coast-1 ff-? WMWn-, coottoent ; I rS?!?5?! Wr iic:.lo " -ATS' 7 vc: bk leeeiDU o!zt 1 - buo: Baiea 1 .van- a m. rrr ."ti xvceiuis 221 1 : uxum UIM Ml HI Mf A V An T miw wut, nuca Ajuui tttnoar - - : to Great Britain . "" 64; pmcnueTT S?SJt .rnlfldling . llie; reeelpta TB iTT iTs crrrn i-'S FOR THE "VTOW being received, is very attractive, and embraces a great variety of goods of the best makes, all x me cnoicest selections 01 Deaunrui ana seasonable gooas 01 various grades, styles and prices, Fine Hand-sewed Button Boots, which for beantr and eleirance of stria. fmnArinrltr nf nnrirmnnihln be surpassed. Gents' Machine and Hand-sewed GOOD fiOODS ANI) lilW PRFHllS Rnra. Mlaiuu -tines of the best grades. Please give as a marfl AnoiTBTA OnlAt: mlddllnff IflUw lim mM oiuig lOVfec, good ordinary 9c; receipts 47; uupmenis ; saies vj. Rmmwrmii Onlnt: middling lOTbn- lnsi mll. dlins lO&tic: irood ordlnarv lfle.: nnt rnmlnbi di; gross - saies du; siock a.iW4; exports coastwise : ureal amain: continent. NW Vni) V fViH-rtn nnlaf aula. A3!. mMllInn uyisnas u n-ioo;orieans 11 ib-iwc: net receipts 8: KTOSS 1.734: consolidated net renta 4 1Qft. expons ureal .miiam o.sos; continent T.I V IUWIAT.VwuJ YHnr vnofb-at .art . mlddlins UDlands fl ft-lrtd: mid. nrinnnn ushtt'- sales 8,000, speculation and export 1,000; re- W.w. UUVA.WUU , V i1"" IV)I Jill,,- dling clause: July delivery 6 21-16M, July and Au- 6 23-32d. September and October 6 5-1 6d. Octo- ber 6d, January and February 6d. Futures steady Litxbfool. 5 p. m. Sales of American cotton halAfl. TTnland Innr mliiiillnaF olanaa Tiiiv HaKvorr AlSif .Tnlv an1 1 nmiot l Anmmt na September d, November and December. Futures UU1U FUTUKKS Nxw TOBI Futures closed nenJr. Sale, 114,- 000. " xi tina uu August.. 11. 63a. 64 beptember - ll.lla.12 .Tnlv ii eon oa October.. - 10.48 November 10.28a.29 Tkuwmtuip in oon no VVVWU.,UA . . . ............ ....... i u.i,nn.o January 10.89a.41 "in muj IV, 003 Ou MarcU 10.63a.65 April 10.76a.78 FINANCIAL. I' NrwYosx-Money 1.02a3. Exchange 4.8314 ISSSSS2H ? new S's 1.01. Fourand a ! haU-peroeflla 1.14. Four per cents 1.16. State Donas aau. NlW Vnm-1 1 am Tbe stock market opened generally weak, Stocks dosed wcnlr HM York Cnntni rie Lake Rhni-A 4?34 1.21 1.86 1.07 1.40 1.28 1.88 i Illinois uentrai. Naahvllla nrf f!h Louisville and Nashvllla i'?s?u- , . ' Chicago and Northwestern'.".". .' .' '. . preferred... Wabash. St. T.nnla A- Mamftn Do nmfttmul Memphis and Charleston . . . . . . '. , i 71 bock isiana Western Union., Alabaman-Class A, 2 to 5 1.86 78 uiassA, gmali 78 fl2 tiassc, 4's. Sub-treasury balances Gold . 872,282 270 81 Currenoy., 5,113,182 CITV COTTON MABSET. Ornci OF THV Obsxhvm. Charlotti. July 20, 1881. The market yesterday closed Arm. Unchanged. Oood Middling Strictly middling Middling..- 11 10 10 Binci iow middling TtaLe?ddllI1& 1U1 1 Lower lttoAm 9aV Heceipts yesterday, 44 bales. asm Wltettllixnzans. This great specific cures that disease most loathsome WHETHER IN ITS PRIMAET, SECONDARY OR TERTIARY STAGE. Removes all traces of Mercury from the system. vuics siauiiua, uiu sores, rneumaiism, eczema, uauuTu, or auy Diooa disease. CURES WHEN HOT SPRINGS FAIL! WnltrAvn A Vow o toot UA hnnA AAnAn h . . n . . uao uti5 in uur wjwn wno uvea at not opruiga ana were nnaiiy curea with S. S. S. MAfnnhlq TAnn.au. Vow 10 100. Wehavnanlri 1 9QA hnttlaa nf'a a a It has given universal satisfaction, Fair minded physicians now recommend it as a positive specif- 'W O. JJlANstFl ICT.T ir. 1 :n T.nnlSTlllA lfOTlhlW Un . n toot 8. 8. S. has trlvpn hotter aatlafnnMnn ...VA.iiiu i UUTv ctci duiu, u . A. x LKXKJilt. jcverv rwiTVhftftpr anpalra In th. hl.l.. -wMvui, , ou. 2, 1 001. TWlnvav frl If . . A t OO fl o. o. o. T.. MTCTSSK-nro DIohmnnH 17a Vf 1 1 too. Yon enn refar HnthnHv rn no . vi sm vj. o. ruui juilLlKR cn. Have never known S s s tn tun tn Ot SyphUls, when DroDerlv taken. a case h. l. dxhnabd, Eli Wabrkn. . - - ir Vl U14U Bwtuu" "iSi&JJSS.1 take your case, TO BE PAID FOR WHEN CURED. Write frr nnrHmi SI .000 Hit WART) will Ha not1 n onw .v.n,t. "uu. u iuiiuyBis OI 1UU Dotues 01 B. O. 3., one particle of Mercury, Iodide Potassium, or any uiuiuai BuinMUM. Dnir X HJrJSUlJTiU IAJ.. c . . . t Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga. For further information write for the little book. Sold hv T. C. Smith T. R Wrlatnn nn tt uBuu a Duxwell. Jun25dly Q ORGANS, 17 stops, 5 Set Gold- fa en xoneue reeas, only t drftH F. BEATTY. Washington. N ulyl2 d&w4w FREE ben a to uremia i?a BUSINESS UNIVERSITY bj W BlflMl ...f. For Illustrated Circular. A live actual Business Julyl2 4w BULB Menu "i.muui.A uapu; Med. tol Woricwamntodth best and 7 - anat-na 1 oflf-PreerTtion ;" bound in fml ril,300pp.oonUina bMotifoi fSi BrT,nft 13S presorip- v"w i.zd n m jniyia QgW4w Cuticnra, the Great Skin Core. ITCHING AND SCALY DISEASES, HUMORS OF THi S:iLP AND SKIN PEBMA- 1 . iMiftiH UUU&D. Cntlcnra. rnmtxlips m f ir boIa K nil m.ahIA. -; .v.. nun UJ OU UIUggleHS. rnce ol Cutacura. a nipii. inai loiiw .tii Knn cn.. 1 , , a. . - Jj. V-i u w", i, vuueura uesoivent, tne new uiooa runner. i per Dottle. Cutlcura Medi cinal Toilet Soap, 25c Cutlcura Medicinal 8hav- tuBouoi, ioc; w oarsior DarDers and large con ..ii ; JS TOTTEB, Boston, Mass. T io uu receipt oi price. HAVE YOU EVER KNOWN Any person to pe seriously ffl without a weak sto mathor inactive Uver or kidneys? Andwhen SSf6 "F"18 gooa oood Won 4o yon notnnd zir . ""mmi lira not nnn i weir possessor enjoying good health ? PARKER'S I organs, and "Wr" SailTSS, ttfiSSHffi and pmand tostoerShe eT S, A10.? r!n lnVaW 01 tne sys IrtnginvaW Jul12,4w . mF mintng jKl IHNIC XNaTlTOfK WHO engtneKhw tern bSlS tarns nt nf tn m with the pTrai I 1 Vi tV Till JL ITflKKS IF IHIAMAa T BEATTY DANniT, OUR STOCK OF- cl and i tut snrs tot SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE,. goods. Boots, Button and Congress Gaiters, Navy Ties, Oxford and Strap Ties. Prince Alberts. Ac.. Ac Mill nhildnin'i Hhmw In mot nriati inrf n tho hoat nn.i. Ho,.,.- ixna n ,.ui. calL A. E. GENERAL- "Whole: 1217 CARY rs- Because ot the cheap rates of transportation, and the location of Richmond, she" offers spe- clal inducemeats to Wholesale Buyers in North uiioo 1 W. T. BLACKWEIL & GO. Durham. N. C. MaaBfactnrert of the 0rlnl and Only Cnuln TOBACCO Mar 22 ly Life and Endowment Policies, IN SOLVENT OR BANKRUPT COMP'S, PURCHASED. INSURANCE PLACED WITH BEST COMPANIES AT LOWEST RATE -3. J. F. LLOYD, Gen'l Ag't, Central Hotel, Julr2 Charlotte, N. C The Hygeia Hdtel, Old Point Oomfort, Va. Situated one hundred yards from Fortress Monroe. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Equal to any hotel in the United States as a sum mer resort or cold water sanitarium. Send for circular describing hygienic advantages, etc. Proprietor) Special Limited Excursion -TO MOREHEAD CITY. Passenger Depabtkxnt, R. k D. R. R., Richmond, Va,. July 1st, 1881. In order to afford amnio fallltleA tn vMt tha son shore, BOUND TRIP TICKETS, GOOD FOR TEN DAYS, are on sale at Charlotte unaer me ioiiowmg conaiuons : for purues 01 iweive, jsii.io eacn. " twenty-live, $9.65 each. fiftw IVi aaah Part I PS to tm in A hndv an1 mtnrn slnols nn ular trains within the limit. For further Information apply to the ticket ag't at the depot. a POPE, uij3 Gen'l Passenger and Freight Agent. Washington and Lee University. GEN. G.W. C. LEE. Pres't. THOROUGH instruction In Languages, Litera ture and Science, and In the nrofesslonal schools of Drawing and Engineering. Healthful location in the ValTev of Vlnrlnla. IfrnAnoAn fnr Q months need not exceed $225. Session ODens September 15, 1881. For catalogue address, l. Li. UAMfBJSLL., JR., UierK, uly9,eodlmo Lexington, Va. Union High School (MALE AND FEMALE) EAST BEND, TADKIH 00., N. 0. T. 8. Whlttlngton, A M., principal Departments Collegiate, Commercial. Normal and Civil Engi neering. Term, twenty weeks. Board from 84 tO SSn nar ITinnt.tl Tnltinn frmn OO ... A.onV " v ........... UWAU OO U East Bend is 22 miles northwest Irom Winston and 7 miles south of Pilot Mountain. For Dartlc ulars address the principal at East Bend. Bedford Alnm & Iron Springs. BI2h!1& ,SUBE' C001' lolT and peacefuL S..?S!Jfc he'althand attractions andTmmenlk01"5' leniences, thni , Vin f tJ"?', , "in ana .caus- hiA7fiVnr"?r,'X..,77m4' cnurenes anaoou- W ureaiest tonic and alteraHvA mtm tmnam atanitfihiui on n.j 7V ., : LJ South. Vater "", auu lewuung au its curaave FiPfes, and sent by mall anywhere. Salts per iSSr7 solublearid easily dissolved, producing nat ural WSXAP. VIva mllntii a orotn. l 1 of salts, or mass. Board-835 per month; $10 per week; S2 par npon advice of anivaL Each sUtton four mUea nn ; . : Ji21r w arrival. read. AlMrOBB T.fMllllimtn.Aiulfls ' n " un24deodlmo y lAL NOTICE. THE State Board of Det.tal i, M.aS affSftf' C" MiH,?a' "d t5, 1 to appear before Said board' for .S" , cha,.n vSPT V a ACUUU AIHITIlnilM DURHA of which we warrant For Ladles' Wear we have special attention being called to oar Une of Ladies' ' RANKIN & BRO., Central Hotel Block. Trade Street. BURGESS NICHOLS. WbolMl ALL KINDS FURNITURE, BEDDING, &C. ArULLLIXIOV Cheap Bedste&ds, AITB LODKQSS, Parlor & Chamber fluits. oonmu w all ddn en maxo. ko. s wist nun wm r, M.Cl STREET, RICHMOND, YA. Carolina. We claim to stand at the top. Our claim fov merit is based upon the fact tliat a chemical analysis proves that the tobacco grown in our section is better adapted to mate a GOOD.PURE, satisfactory smoke than ANY OTHEIl tobacco grown in the world; and beinr eituated in the HEART of this fine t obacco h section. "WE have ih,- rrr.ic r e. the offerincrs. The Dublin a-n- K 2 ap sides preciate this lit our EXCEED the products of AUfi the leading manufactories com bined. EgNmie rjenuina unless it hear tip trntmnrU r.f J?.. 77 CHINA PALACE OF- J. Brookfield d Co. During the month of July we offer AT COST FOR CASH our surplus stock of Crockery, Glassware, House Furnishing PLATED WARE, Etc., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Now is Your Time! FLY FANS, FLY TRAPS ICE CHESTS, WATER COOLERS, BABY CARRIAGES, Etc. Julyl BRICK ! BRICK ! ! nfl" making a Tuperior fluy It hand made brick. They have in cormecUon with th Jt r ?aI? " Proved Compress Machme, by which they make Pressed Brick equal to toe Richmond thiCiMnttSL??J? des,rmg Dalla will find It to elwhere8t 10 e a caU .Rasjng Charlotte. N. C. THE ATTENTION iSfradeBeDeralIy' and also the consumer Is -3 rcTiZfj 111 """"J regular inps to Cfi r. rJlT.'?uo 01 ml b000 mercnama is respectful Ij solicited. naj7 J. H. POGUE. Durham, N.C. P. C. WILSON, CHARLOTTE, N. C, Sole Agent lor LOUIS COOK, Coldinbas Buggy AND TM WATEBTOWN SPRING WAGON COMPANIES, TOE TBX SALB OF BUGGIES, CaPHlETON8, SPRING WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. OPEN BUGGIES, $65. TOP BUGGIE3, 866. Inn 1 1 HA L nmn In II n 1 greensboeo,"n. c. m6 5.' 8t wwlon of this well known Institution 1.1 begin on Wednesday, August 24th,. TERMS PEB SESSION OF 20 WEEKS; Charges for extra studies mcerata. Goods fi 1 ureensM w purucuiars appiy ior uataiogue to T. M. JONES, President. Greensboro. June 24, 1881. 3un28,dlmo 1 1 1 " . 'MVVWJI tfUllfl Z. IXK1 rj 7T" r.ww. ( umizo,aiino -
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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