LOCAL USTEmtmjjCET
" FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1881.
apt
j j SOCIETY JPIRECTORY. j'
Phaiahx lgdox No. 81, A. f.&a. k-Begalar
meeting every second and fourth Mouday nights,
Sxcbiaiob Lonea Na 261, Ai F. A. ftL Beg
alar meeting every first and third Tuesday nights, I
Cauama Cbuftkb Ma 89, R. A. M. Begalar
meeuug tbi j nwuuu sua luurui jmaay nignts. .
Chaslottb Coiolikdaby No. 2, JL T. Regular
meeung every uni via uura xnunaays. '
OV HUNOH. HBgUiSI meeting MUg
S0CUUU UW 1VIUUI XUUIWUIJS,
Knights of rrraiAa. Eeeular meeting nights
first and third Wednesdays, 7 o'clock p. m. atMa-
some xemyie nan.
, x. o. o. :e
Chaklott Lodos Na 88.-lf eets ever Mon
day night., j . - a j f i A T f ?-
vaxsaastBoaa lcraHATrot'Loiea Ho. a
Meets every Tuesday night: I j J .
Dixnt Lodqi No. 10& Heets'every Thursday
nigni.
Catawba Rrm Zhcampkiht Na 21. Meets
First and third Thursday nights In each month.
Index to New AdTrtlemenis
Peas and Pea Meal John Vanlandlngham.
HOJHJB PENCILING.
JST Fall goods are being received.
tW A miner may be recognized a
mock away.
Eg Still-hotter yesterday and anoth
er delusive cloud.
of the
The Improved corner
Central Hotel is finished.
EST The absentee prohibitionists
were not extolled yesterday.
tW John Henderson said 14 out of
15 voters in Finchgut were "dry."
tBoth the poetic and the prosaic
constables suspended operations yes
terday.
t DECIDEDLY- MOIST;
A NEW PBOniBITIOif TATEllLOO.
Tne KmhIi at TNlwiafi Electlea
imcmm vvictsnrr tor AU.Pralbi.
- CantyNst Iaw them One Than.
The excitement wnrlrArl tin h. tha
wohibittoir campaign. Intense everv-
wnere, was probably greater in Char
lotte than at any point in the State.
owing to the late municipal election
ana succeeding difficulties both public
ana personal. Never before was there
such universal discussion "or cam
paign issue ; consequently it is a matter
of some surprise that yesterday was as
quiet an eiecuon aay as coma oe de
sired. .There was not a demonstration
towards a row. Th tiAlkvwM-A vail
Attended by representatives of both
Sartieswho remained throughout the
ay and were most industrious in their
labors. , There was verv little necessity
fpjrthe extra policemen.
'TThe wets took the lead in. each ward
early in the day.thecolored people voting
with their usual eagerness. They were
more sona ror license tnan was antici
pated. In the first ward a gentleman
who remained at the polls all day
thinks there were not 40 colored votes
for prohibition. Their total registered
vote on that ward is 238. Two hundred
And twenty-six voted. ; The 'registered
vote of the whites is 557; only 280
Alio tuuiuiuuuuu nun tuuuucui
that their vote would increase as the
day wore on: but it soon became evi
dent that the township would go for
"license" by a majority unexpected by
the most sanguine anti-prohibitionists.
Both parties watched the other keenlv
to detect any effort to corrupt voters
a practice wmcn nas been so naerantiv
uonrsued in Charlotte heretofore.
I f Here is the vote for Charlotte town-
Iship on both county and State prohibi
uon:
FIRST WARD.
' More people it is thought live on
Church street than on any other in
town.
BS" The Stav-at-Home Club will
meet to-night at the residence of Capt.
,J. x . Jpryce.
C5f All casses for the mayor on yes
terday morning were postponed til
this morning.
835" Mr. W. JJ. Cochrane was bound
over to court yesterday for carrying
concealed weapons.
t3T The weather will probably re
ceive some attention now that prohibi-
tion is settled.
tW The unanimity of the colored
yote is the most remarkable fact of the
prohibition campaign in Mecklenburg.
85 Mr. Sims, chairman of the exe
cutive committee of the wets, says elec
tion bribery will not be heard of again
in Charlotte.
W The lunch served by the ladies
in the basement of the Smith building
to the prohibitionist committeemen
was substantial and much enjoyed. .
!3gr The entertainment in the coun
try for the Mecklenburg Riflemen will
come off on the 16th and not on the 10th
as the types made it appear yesterday.
gST Maj. Dowd returned yesterday
from the Caswell memorial. He re-
erts the crowd at from 12,000 to 15,000.
eleft before the ceremonies were
over.
gf" An attempt was made yesterday
License,. .'
Prohibition, . .
State.
270
249
21
Charlotte, Cwlnmwia. and Aaurnata L
steck.
Stock in the : Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta road ,; is - more . largely
held here probably than - im- anv of
our other - roads, and a number of our
strikes by holding it. The Columbia
Register says; '?- v - v-v.; -
"un Tuesday, an upward and moving
tendency was noted in Augusta in
Charlotte, Columbia and -- Augusta
Railroad stock. A strong demand ex
ists for this stockv which has declined
of late or been influenced in some way
by the recent general depreciation. The
buyers are principally Richmond' and
Baltimore men, and neither place will
sell. : The stock has remained quiet for
a few weeks at about 67, and on Tues
day sales were reported at higher fig
ures, and 59 was bid for the stock. , it
Is generally believed it will go Beveral
points mgner.
Maj. for license
SECOND WARD.
State.
License 309
Prohibition 131
Maj. for license, 178
. ,. ' . THIRD WARD.
State.
License, 402
Prohibition,. 159
Maj.
for license, 243
FOURTH WARD.
I
State.
License 218
Prohibition...... 166
County.
268
245
. 23
County'
307
130
177
County.
403
" 159
244
County.
218
167
51
VTucailed For.
The following is a list of letters re
maining in the Charlotte postofficefor
the week ending August l: Miss Hen
rietta Bolick, Mattie Benton, Messrs.
Crawford & Co, Fanner Conner, J. EL
Cook, Nedium Croon, Mrs. Sarah Davis,
J. T. Dulin, Esq., Isaac Frazier, Esq.,
MissRoxana McGinn, Miss Lizzie Go
ines, Mr. H. K. Grier, F. M. Gowen, S.
P. Hunter.W. C. Henisonome, Miss Lu
cinda Hutchinson, Lewis Johnson,
Samuel L. Kerr, Mrs. Martha Killion,
Miss Emma Kimbroueh. A. H. Moten,
Miss Ellen Mitchell, Mr. H. A. Maner,
Mrs. Luley Matthews, Mrs. May Mull,
Miss Maggie Miller. Miss Rosie Means.
S. A. Maxwell, Mr. Doublin Moore,
Miss Julia Mov. J. S. Nichols. J. T.
Nichols, Nathan Neely, Miss Charlotte
Pinkaton. Mrs. Marv Ouarv. E. K. Sou-
rier, Esq Mrs. Jennie Smith, Mrs. Ra
chel Williams, Mrs. Harriet Yocum,
W. H. Y eager.
When calling for any of the above
please say "advertised."
. ;
Why Dr. Asjuew Could not Remain
Globe Democrat
It is said that Dr. Agnew was reques
ted to remain in Washington, out ne
declined because of patients requiring
his attention in Philadelphia. One of
the President's physicians asked what
kind of patients they were, and the em
inent surgeon replied that one was a
laborer at the shipyard who had a bad
ly fractured skull, and the other one or
the same character who suffered from
a wound in the abdomen. These were
particular cases, and he thought he
might be able to save their lives by his
presence. When it was urged that the
President's life was more valuable, he
remarked that the President was at
tended by skillful physicians, and with
Dr. Hamilton here, who was abund
antly able to cope with any emergency,
while these poor men had nobody ; hu
man life was human life, and his pres
ence was actually necessary in Phila
delphia at this time.
to
1.987: sales 400s stock 68.092: XMCts
finu Britain ;to continent 486.
racetoU
60; stock 11469.
MOBfLB-QQlet;. mWMllrn IH&e; low wUMltm
lOVbc; coon oramuT ve;necmeBip r
nance ; toieat Brttaia. - -.
Mnoro-Qnlet; solddltac 11
82shlpBeus---;i
AoeosTA- QaietJ 'J BBMoTtar lie. - low mM
aim lflii. cood stomib SOkai iseiiluM Bd:
ojDsawts.ri.Mlw. 19B.;cW' b-$tt$:i- -
CsUSLaBiasllnnex. snKumng llfte; low sbM
mnc He; tooa onnnary lOM-i n neetpM
1i rmmM : ssjos lOU: StoeK 7F.fi
coastwise 124: Great Britain wmttnent
KKWTOBK-Cotton oolet: sales 667: salddllM
nplaods 12 1-1 6c: Orleans 12 5-1 Be: BOtfooeipu
exports Great Brttaui zwft; , eonttnent 48d;
France.
ijrKRPOoti Noon Cotton market noar' easler:
mlddltns nDlands 6 13-16d: mid. otteans Bd:
sates 10,000, speculation and export lXX): vs
eeiDts &JJUU. Amencu mom. upianasiowima-
dlin elsuser AugoBt deUTerr , Ancost Ad Sep-
temDer o lo-ioa. oewouiucr una ueiooer o o-ioa
October and November 6 1-82L NoTember and
Dceembei a, Seeembet and Janoarr . Vo-torcsflat.
5 p. m. Futures unsteady.
Haw
000.
FUTUBXS
you Futons dosed firm. Sales T4.
12.12a.14
lL23a24
ia4
1044
l57
unbar
or
November
TtAnamhar. ... .
Jjutnnrr.... 10.fi6a.6'
February 10.66a.68
lUJMia.l
Aprtl ia92a,95
siay xi.uoo.u4
FINANCIAL.
Nxw Tors Mdney 1.2US.03. Kxehange 4.824
Ctovemments lrreg: new 6's 1.02Ve Four and a
halt per eents 1.14ft. Four per cents 1.16. State
Dondsauu.
Nxw Yoki 1 1 a. m. The stock market opened
firm and generally a rracuon nigner.
Stocks elosed somewhat Irregular.
New York Central
Xrle....
Lake Shore
Illinois CentzaL
Nashville and Chattanooga 8
LoolsvUle and Nashvluo ............ 1.0
Pittsburg. , - . 1.4
Chlengo and Northwestern 1.261
preferred.... 18&
Wabash, St Louis Padflo. 62'
Do preferred - 8
Memphis and Charleston e
Bock Island - 1-881
Western Union 89
AJabama-ClassA,2toS J
" Class .small S
" Class B, 6's V
M Class C,4's 82'
Fast Tennessee 2
CITY COTTON MABXXT.
Orticx or ties Obskbtxh, i
CBABXOTni. August 6, 1881. '
The market yesterd&r closed steady.
Good Middling -. H
KtricllT Bilddlinf - 11
Mlilriliriff 1
Strict low middling 10?4
Low middling. iV
Tinges 9jOA
Lower grades oa
Receipts yestenlar. 1 bales.
CliBvrtotto Proimse Rlsurket.
AUGU8T 4. 1881.
BUYING PBICXS.
GROCERIES!
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AlJQTIISB.ja oj Ct
; T : 50 CEm COHSjETS,
FarstipiriortafitandQatoanToaieri tabodagai M tWi ehrslleg'wjnnliifronii8to8a
2 CAR LOADS
IFfcsCi Va. E2eal
1 CAR LOAD
Javerly Family Flour.
1 CAR LOAD
MECKLENBURG CHOICE.
' IOt A' BEAUTIFUL A8S0BTMEKT OF '
In Ttiloui tinea U aimat&)vamk jlri:ai"iiA
' ' --. ' " -- '' i.'oi"i
Look at our beauOful PMKTS, us neatved, only ?e pt ftti'- -"
4
s
I
i
H. MO RRXS & BB O.
Iun2
TETON S T BE E T NEVaSTOEE.
have just reodrjeo' another lot of those
5 CENT
Q U I vE T S .
Honey "Com q&ito,
Batei c? v-.'V" H
v80o
$100
1.25
FANS ! FANS !
Cheapest line of Fans in Um 3tate. Palm Leaf
rttas riw ai-
CORSETS.
The Dulsy Corset,
The Bylvla CorseW
juijai
40c
7Se
TnetheoestQM jByt ffetodV Fiu of the
v a A ieeXiua. no, kmu mm
TO?
. - -" i 3 1 teat ad
?'.-.v. I "
All prices an4 grades. . Very csMpy Fjcamtne our
jsocwweis, TwareaoecueapiumB.
All styles and prleeo.
ana pneesv trosa 60 -up. LadV
stitched 100 hi UautUulualUB
Hem-
Xureka Spool 8Hk, 10c a spool. Needles 5 a
.1 .. . .. i. ..
paper. Coats eottoa, SSe a dozen.
tVSTBICTLT CABHand OlK PBIOt
i f
I
V M S
V 4
BOWICIACXJ.
' - -
pQMVlU FEME COLLEGE, j
AtAVlAMOM, M. O.
100 PACKAGES
Slew Macherel
ALL &IZBS AND NUMBEB3.
WHINERALHER
oth Foreign and Domestic,
JUST KECI1VKD AT
DrJ.HIcMensDri Store
s
ABtTCGA
. 5
rIGHY,
Maj. for license, 52
BECAPITTTLATION.
License. Prohibition.
2d Ward,
3rd Ward..
4th Ward
Total vote,
Maj. for license,
270 249
309 131
402 159
218 166
1,199 705
1,199
1,904
494
Texas Ex-Confederate Pass Resolu
tions of Sympathy.
Galveston, Aug. 47 A special to
the News from Corsicana, Texas, says
that at the 3rd annual reunion of Par
sons's cavalry brigade, of the Confed
erate army, yesterday, resolutions ex
pressing deep sympathy with the
wounaea iresiaenc, ana inansiuiness
at his promised recovery, were adopted
unanimously.
1UAL, " iiiWliO
Whxat, " 1.10ai.25
Kbahs, white, per bushel 1.25a.60
Pias, Clay, per Dnsn. wuai.yy
Lady. " 1.60
White,
Fixjob
Family....
Xxtra.....
Super
The 25th annual session begins August 81st
Ten teachers. Better prepared than ever for the
best work. Offers every advantage of the most
tharaurii and IUmibI nam In literature. MUSle
ana in, at rates tower wan. any equtu wsooui w
ana uierary uuuou iron sou w
the State. Board
S7S.60 per term. Bee CetaV
)uly22.d2wks,wlmo
W. BFJNHABT,
rnnapai.
From Saratoga Springs, N. T. A new water re
sembling the imported Vichy. Recommended
as an antacid; cures dyspepsia, aids diges
tion, Is a powerful tonic and strong
diuretic. Also, .
j - ;
Halliorn Natural ilineral Water,
i This is 82 per cent of the vote cast at
to get a warrant for Mr. XL x. McAden itthe last presiaenuai election,
for corrupting voters, but as nobody fT-wnen this result was anno
would swear that he did it, the magis
trate declined to issue the desired in
strument. JEST" Mr. Taylor, of the Taylor Manu
facturing company, or vvestminsieri
Md-will go to Atlanta in a few dayl
to see which offers the strongest 11
ducements for the removal of its works
that city or Charlotte. Atlanta's
greatest advantage, he says, is the
greater facilities for coal and iron. -
tSTThe New York Times is edified at
the breaking down of the color line in
politics, evidencedTby the wet and dry
contest in North Carolina, If the
Times man had been here at the elec
tion yesterday he wouldn't think there
had been much of a break down in the
color line. The colored man and broth
er was slightly solid for his liberties.
t-The Union Springs (Alabama)
News and Herald says: "Mr. E. N.
Peterson, manager of the Western
Union Telegraph office here, returned
Mnndav mornincr from Charlotte. N. C
where he had been unexpectedly called
to attend the funeral of ( his affianced,
Miss Ella Frtoklin. Mr. Peterson has
our sincere : sympathy In his misfor
tune." 1 HI 1 mn 1
Summer Absentees.
Mr. Will Johnston will spend three
weeks at Greenbrier White Sulphur.
Mr. R. M. Myier, Jr., left yesterday
for an A-rtandad Northern tour.
Mr. C. N. Vance and wife returned,
from Cleaveland yesterday.
Mr. W. W. Flemming is at the
Jjorth. When he returns wp will pro
bably bear something from the water
works.'
Miss Grace Griffith who has been
visiting friends in Durham has gone to
Mrs, Jai-Si Marse 'land children ac
companied by Miss Hattle Smith, leave
to-day for Glenn Springs, S. C,
Planet in August.
During August Saturn; Neptune (in
visible to the naked eye), Jupiter, Mars,
Venus and Mercury are morning stars,
and Uranus the sole evening star. The
August moon fulls on the 9th. For
nariv the first half of the month bat-
urn, Jupiter, Mars, Venus, and Mer
curyrising in the order named-twill
wend their way among the stara be
tween midnight and 4 o'clock. , When
mercury Is lost In the sun's bright rays
the moon takes on her wondrous role,
and, paying her respects in turn to Sat
urn, Jupiter, and Mars, completes the
show on the 20tty as she hangs side by
side with Venus, fairest of the stars.
announced the
et men became jubilant but the ne-
es especially so. A long black man
oisted high a suspicious looking
three cornered black bottle. He raised
a camp meeting tune and the ragamuf-
ins came Demna. as mey marcnea
rowd grew larger :and the song, grew
ouder. They marched and sane, em
braced each other and threw their hats
away until dark, when they, with large
accretions from their own race and a
few of the white anti-prohibitionists,
assembled by the light of a tar barrel
on Independence square. A band of
music played ana tne crowa caiiea ior
rnnston.
Col. Johnston appeared and made a
congratulatory speech on the over
whelmina chancre for license in the
city and the cheerful character of the
reports from the. county and cities.
Dr. Wm. Slonn also made a few re
marks and the Rev. Burwell John
son advised the crowd to disperse
which they did.
. THE COUNTY.
Rumors were prevalent throughout
the day of most unexpected majorities
for the "wets." At 10 o'clock yes
terday morning 170 negroes had voted
in cnaron aownsmp, auu urny 1 tuwm
"dry." The license majority in bharon
is 103. The "license" majority in
Morning Star is 138. These are the
only exact" reports which were re
ceived from the county last night, but
all news was so favorable to the "wets'',
that the chairman of their committe.
here calculated bh lQO majority
double their most sanguine expecta
tions. It will, however, hardly be
that large. , , '. ;
Ratlroa4 Col.
Capt, J. C. Rrannon of tjie Air Line
has resigned his conductorship and is
pow engaged on the Macop and .Bruns
wick, Capt. Lewis Reneau taking his
train, . ,.
WThe ca8senirer encineers are dis
satisfied beoanse they are compelled to
change engines so often on the Air Aane.
It is rumored that V. E. McBee wiU
rwRimprintndentof the Western North
Carolina road and that T. T. Smith will
be agent in this city of the consolidated
- "Loods" have been nut up connect
ing the wires of the Richmond & Dan-
vine and Charlotte, coiumDia & Au
gusta offices. The Carolina Central
will probably be also connected soon.
It is said that Jim McCool gets
more letters than any railroad man
who runs, to Charlotte.?. He got Ave
from the office this morning.
meeting; of the Catholic Total Absti
nence Society
Boston, Aug. 4. The session of the
National Catholic Total Abstinence
Union was preceded by solemn High
mass of Requiem, at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception. Resolutions
urging systematic and energetic work
in the cause were adopted.
76a80
3.25
a 00
2.7B
5066
414a6
15a20
7alO
8a5
60a75
1.60al.76
20a25
8al0
20a25 1
10al6
25a27
85a40
6a6
Weather
Washington, August 4. For the
Middle Atlantic States: Fair weather,
variable winds mostly westerly, sta
tionary or higher temperature, station
ary pressure.
South Atlantic States: Partly cloudy
weather, local rains, variable winds
mostly southwesterly, stationary pressure.
Mr. j. M. Hlgglns, druggist, Germintown road
and Noiris street, Philadelphia, says: 1 can speak
from irir own exoerlence about the effects of St.
Jacobs OIL A lew ulghts ago I had an awful at
tack "of rheumatism In the right knee. It was so
bad that I thought I would have to close np my
store. I remembered I had been selling a eooa
deal of St Jacobs Oil lor rheumatism, and I got
my wife to bring me a bottle. I had It applied
with flannftl clotli. saturating It completely, and
after a thorough rubbing. I begin to feel better,
and next morning, a true as I am .telling It, the
pain was all gone, and from that time to this I
have had no trouble,
HUB PUNCH, prepared by Bkmed haads of pure
old liquors and aromatic fruit Juices is delicious,
and surpasses any punch or tocldy made on the
spur of the moment. Taken hot at night it win.
break up a cold. Have if ready." ,
Sold by all Grocers, Wine Merchant and Drug
gists. ; ..
Trade supplied at manufacturers vtixt by wu
son Burwell, Wholesale and "EetMl Druggists,
Trade street, Charlotte, W. C.
, qats, sheued,
Dried Fbott
Apples, per 10.
Peaches, peeled
" . Unpeeled. .
Blackberries..
Potatoes
Sweet
Irish
North Carolina.
Sees, per dozen.
tOOWHT
Chickens
Spring
Ducks
Turkeys, per lb.
Geese
Baxr, per To., net
biutton, per 10., neu. .
raaxi "
WHOLESALE.
Btju Mxats ,
Clear Bib Sides. vvsauw
Prime Bio. I?
Good. 12VialS
Btbdp-
Sugar-hoose. ov
CeSoZZT. 82a85
Bnm, 8mn 86a60
Choice New Orleans 60a60 I
Common., 40a45
loaim
Yellow 810
Corn, per gallon .?1;0M2
Bye? " S126a3.00
Bkakdt . nnB
Apple, per gallon. -a tg-s2
pih - 2.60
Won. ScaDPernong. per gallon. "1-
BXTAIL.
Csexsi,... .,..,,,,,....'
Labd, per lb
Tatlow, per 8
In
Stos
ALL GBADIS.
A ITJLL LINK OF
Union High School
. (MALI AND FXMALD
EAST SESD, TADKIH 00.1 If. 0.
Next session opens August 4, 1881. Professor
T. a. Whittmston. A. M.. DrindpaL Departments
Colleglat, Cominercial, Normal and ClvU Br
MMinff 'iftrm- nrancr imu. uubiu uvu
to $8 per month. Tulaon from S8 to S16.26.
ljut nnri 1m milAK northwest from Winston.
and 7 miles south 01 raot tuxmoun. - ror parao-
ul&rs address the principal at Bast vena.
imyia,4w
CITY PROPERTY!
FOR SALE.
A DESIBABLX residence, three blocks rrom ine
Xjl public square in unanooev wm do wia cacap
and on reasonable terms to the right kind of a
purchaser. The dwelling is on a run tot, nas nine
comfortable rooms, brick kitchen, fine weU of wa
ter, etc. The house is admirably adapted ior ine
residence 01 a lawyer, auoor ur ireacucr, utioK
an admirable library or stody room, built for the
purpose. For furthsr partlcalars, price, terms
etaraTplyat THIS OFFICE.
uly20.dtf
Recommended very highly as a cathartic and al
terative and In all forms of dyspepsia.
ALSO,
! CASES CONGRESS WATER,
10
CASES ROCK BRIDGE ALUM,
-s
10
CASES: BUFFALO LITHIA.
And a full supply of
IMPORTED APOLLINARIS
-AHD-
TEE GBEAT tORMtiN JOfELTY
Canned (fioods.
S ite.1
N.C. hog round. .........
. Mams,.CL. ... ....
Hams, canvassed.
Rica ..v.. .........
FBOTT-r
Apples, Northern, per Wbl
Mountain, "
Fish
Mackerel Na u
. " Na 2..
-Na8.-Codfish
...........
Oabbask, per tt. .. .
......... 4...
00
20
lOall
1&
14al6
8al0
3.258.50
U.OU
1.25
1.00
75
IB
a
OUR COMMISSION BOUSE HA8 LARGE 8UP-
PLUS OF.
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UNTADI
rANOS.
riKS.-'iQii
CABBAGE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH MW tKtitmtvAs.
TOMATOES
A FooVe Forcerlea; ?T' :t 'it
' A colored man who first called himself
John Kerns, afterwards Joe Cornelius,
and again John Burton, was arrested
and iajed -twterday on the PWf8 3
forgnr. presentedyestwday tnorn;
ItiiFM otaer Hot i6 K- at the store of
TTarria. The order was
very awkwardly writteni. and Vjadiy
spelt. It -was signed J. C.
Banson. The: firm itook tiie order but
declihed paying it nntil they saw the
gentlemen whose 1 signatures i , were
used, twttTtfKMf.-rMpei
r4en'otthe count. , Mir. Alexander; of
the-nrni.H went round to-tne store oa
VT. W. Pegram,-where he found the
same man presenting1 a similar border
signed "truly yours, friend R, 'A. T05-
wn(je". ' Tbo orders yew ;pared.
hrfhawHtinindentlcal. -and: the
form almost so.-i t was clear-that
they were' most unskljlf u) ?aUemttj
tthnm hn was committed until Satur-
: day when' he will be tried, Ibe gen
f tlemen whose names were signed will
be noUfledrrii c '
An old negro 'who saw the man be
'inx ing -taken to Jail , handcuffed said:
-This whatfcls ter have edlcatlon en
Tin Viratna " : . .' . .
TUo German Carp In Georgia.
The Atlanta Constitution publishing
an interview as to the merits of the
mucb4Ucussed qewnan Garpt as a fdod
fish for Southem' waters t .
lTrVere' are not strong enough words
in the English language to tell how
well they have done in Georgia" saya
fha 'Anntari and in answer to the asser
tion that the flesh of the fish is insipid
and stringy. - "I am able to say, frpm
actual -ana carerqi -experience, vua
AUGUST 4. 1881.
PBODUCS.
Baltmobb Noon Flour firm; Howard street
and Western super S3.50a4.25, extra 84.'5a5.25,
family $5.60a6.50; city mllM-super $S.5Oa450,
era st75a5.25, family 6.75a7.00; Elo brands
l650l62, Patapsco family 7.25.Wheat-8outhera
red L21ai.26. amber 124a.27. Coin-Southern
"Mfcian
do mixed 4ia42, rennsyivauia . .rromwui
rnSspork l8.65al 8.75 new ; )ulk meatt
loose shoulders. . clear sides , ditto packed
7&kalOLk; paeon enomaers vs uear n uw n
hams 12ial84. Lard-HWflnea tierces 12X. Ooflee
BemroM-ollnarytofalr 9allt4. Sugair
AsottiTwhlskey 1.111.12. ,
Cnronnii'n Hoar tamlly 6.75&6.00. lancy
B 25a7.0a Wheat-No. 2 red winter 1.20a.21Mu
Cora at 54. Oats at . . Pork at f 18.00.
Laid at llT'25. Bulk meats shoulders 6.65,
ribs 9t bacon-Shoulders 7. ribs 10g, elwr
sides 10. Whiskey at 1.08. 8ugu-hards
lOlAaaa, New urieans vgiH4. nms wujujuu
andUght 5.25a 8.75, packing and butchers 6.25a
700. -
, Nw loBX-8douieitt flour quiet; eoimnon
to fair extra 6.16a6.2$, good to ohWce 6.80a7.60.
Wheat nngraded spring 1.15a 1. 20 Corn-'
ungraded 44a58- Oats-44" for No. 8. Oof
lee Bio cargoes lOaia. Sugar fair to good
refining 77, prime ; refined standard A
fciAtMolajiaei New Orleans 80a65, Porto Kloo
8oa55. Bosln 2.05a2.07. Xurpentlna 41al.
Wool dome8Ue oeeoe 04a4t. pmiea zumu,
unwashed 12a82, Texas 14a8a Pork at 18 25
middles Ion clear 9. short clear 10, long
and Short 9. Lard 1 1.65. - T
Peas and Pea Meal.
G00D"w""SaHlS!iN5S.M.
ang5 :;
30 DAYS TRIAL
ALLOWED.
r i
Li
SGANTLHTS
Seamlsss Eta;:ratcr
AJTD "
'$flIlTKERJI,, CASE KILL
itbst cuss MESso iianiZai
AT VXai Mw rmnmm
UU tor Bwcriytlv ItIm list.
TMOS. tCANTUH 4tOM,
IVAMBVELIje. UTC
july!7wlmo
SALEM ACADEMY,
-POTATOES
SALEn N. G.
rpBIS Instltntlon commends itself to the
a u a notabir pieasani ana saie aumo
class school for girls and yoong women.
It has oaring tne
THE BE8T NATURAL APERIENT.
AS A CATHARTIC:
: Doea.Awme ghws faUbsfop.bree
Tht IatmtsmrJshoi-Barm. af
firms that Its richness m aperient salts surpasses
kthat of all ether knswnwanjrs.'' ITT t
r TMBruwi Media Jovrmi--Hunyaor Janos.
The most agreeable, safest, and most effleaeloas
i aperient water."
vtqj. vwcnm, senm. "lnvanaDiy gooa ana
prompt soooess; most valuable."
Prof. Bamberger, Vienna "I have prescribed
these writers with remarkable success."
Prof. Bcanxori, Wurszburg. I prescribe none
bat this."
Prtf. Lander Brunion, M. D., T. S. 8., London.
"More pleasant than Its rivals, and surpasses
them In efficacy."
erof, Aixen, m.. d., r. A. a., neyai suunry tsoa
pltal, NeUey. 'Preferred to Pnllna and Fried-
nensnau." .
JOHN H. McADEN,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacist.
North Tryon 8t, - - , CHAJaXOTTl, N. a
DOS!T GO TO SABATOQA
When yoa can get water )ust as fresh and spark-
i ung as when n nows rrom ine sprmg at Danuira.
We receive this water In large block tin reservoir
which we return as soon as emptied ta)be refilled
saain even week.. j. n.auiun,
ubllc
tugn
CANTALOUPES
Mlt, 1S7S
WE WILL SEND, OH 30 DAYS' TRa
DR. OirEPD
Electro Voltaic AppIIatrces
WX ARE STILL IN RECEIPT OF
CO
th ata 1t no trntn wnate
t-jv. . r . . . .r t -m il
ment. ' x nave wieQ tne oarp irequenuy,
have bad-it cooked in different ways,
nri T ktata Dositivel v that it is as fine
afish asoartroa which you know is
rfrnrriv thti.bass. and' is esteemed the
best tame qsn uvatwe naYe auu a Kreab 1 1
Inxtirt'evWa the table! of th6 .rlcli
8PeUBHW(, ,VMI I In. mill's
iter h the Btate-J Inunuiil
' CATARRH OF THE BLADDER. r ! 1
. ; BUnglngmarttnc, irrMatloirof Pj-.
sages, diseased discharges, cured- by .Buchupaioa.
. i. kuggistc. Depoti f. HT McAden, Charlocte - v.
It has. increased $o rapidly ana tne ae
J,onTfnrlt is ao frTeat in the State that
he farther 1 tays mat ne is Ha,uaeu -iii
6 twAw??ffi:aS Aisar
Smtna taie ana mum. aw va auiwu
lions of pontids of ! the healthiest
and most aeiiguuui iuu w m wuiw
F Preinat aw Lm 'of BrA 'KulaxIp'i.
One year aao my baUreommenoed fanwn
nntu.T wm almost bald. I After using Cocoalne
few months.! haTenqw a pick
hair, j
10c; good ordinary 9Vdc; net rwu 110; gross
-; sales ; stoca 2U,to; exp-ts vmhw
; to Great Britain ; continent.
NoBfota-Bteady; middling 1114cj net reeeipu
01; gross ; stock 8,248; ekperts eoastwisw
dii;saies exports w urea Dnuuu.. . .
BAurmoRa Steady; mid. llc: low mldd!
Vk; goodordln'f 10 8-We; neHee,ts ; grosl,
879s salea; - ; stock -l,m; exports coastwise
suffering from MerruweKnse, Gen
eral iDitiiy, insa or nervo rorce or vigor,
or any oisease resuming irom abuses man umw
Caobxs, or to any- one afflicted .with Rheuma
tism, Kearaleia, rub sis, Spinal 39cillt9s.
Kidney orllver Troubles. ffiSlftnv
tures, and other ntseases of me Vital Organs.
Also voxBt troubled with diseases peculiar to
their sex. : , ; '-" - - . -
Speedy relief and 't-binplete' restoration . to
health guaranteed. - Theao -are tb wstly
Klectrie Applianecs tfeat Imst eve
been ew.netrpcsMASij
eiples. xaeir i
nrnveir'
rsecttenta from ssMdlcal and aies
Ami', arid from hamfMdrf Whe feave
i scA viekly and ravaU cnveH
CALL IaJKL.1 ANR SKCSTES BABAJNS.
oast few yean been greatly
hl Tta fUTHIlT. A8TIO AKKAHUaJLaB'AB
have been remodeled and tts ..vaneed.
It now offers aU the advantages of stallartasdte
Uons of the highest grade. A lS?0
stractors U employed, and palns-tsktng instruo
TuiBuaranteed T it offers a liberal Xngllsh. or
txn.Mnti aiui 4aoaiaai enursa ior gnwiunm u. auu.
aaderiU new admlBlstmfion, haa already gradu
emy have latterly been re-adapted to ascjjre to Us
Hnnaii in fthnvm.. , ana cm sneeuu auenuoa
Xxceptfcm&l taeUldes are ecerea xoxue snuy
SlIOThe results of practical work taiu
agio Department, during the 7 Th
tkrec years gradoatuig course (witn oiniomo aw
QTlitff reoenuj peea m
"anxiiil mtbintkm ta
JTAlaJt Ahtelnabla la tka
DBAW1NC AM A) aa A.waf JSlj
I HUUKB
the best
methods. oJCrveA variety of branchesoi stnoy
isonerea buu rnm uuuuu m iuo"
TB6 IsUI year Begins oeumuiuw 1001.
a iow , T. jTt. ZOBJt, Principal.
JulrtW .
f J DfqBgtst and Chemist.
Prescriptions carefully prepared by experienced
j and competent j
;July28 i
IrugglfU, or night.
f Hi
. .-.j-'i
the arantages
rACPABTHXNT OF
onzanuea mo puwpu m cobkb
NEWCROP
!
TU
RNIP
SEED.
gPKCIn- L:
MiTKO
. ! i i
growth of new.
Cr.v i- :
,.T'ib- . fs . No RlAXASTUirara Ave.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts always standard.
25: SDlnnars 6Q: exports to BreatfWttam
to Continent - f ,
Bflwro uuies: inuduna iauo? tow mtaoung;
llVher good ord'y 1014c; net receipts 809; gross
46aT sales atocf IMS', exports to Great
rwrxjitM low Bl
ttTtag .lOUet good ordinary 9c; rooetpts 49;
gross 1 aalea 1 stock 741 r export . aoaat
wise -yt 10 wrawjwuain.. , j , -;.
PimTwr.WgTt Tinii;" mldUmr -12140.1 tow
middling UKc; good pattoary i0c: nMtMeli-ti
:groswr sales v; spmneri 885;' etoak
A mnn. . a. x . . .... 1. . . :
. BATAmrAxeadyi inmlfng :ii'e: tow mld'g
j Qahav-cooft. moakt. m.t anti. reeelota 42a;
gross ; saies iou; stock e,waJS axp. oomip
fjlse f-( ,to fireat Britaln-yt oatpani ,a
.5gw' OrcAjig-lpuli; midd'g llftet! low mid
dling 10; good ord'y lQe; net receipts 1,918;
sena at once ior aui
IT iiifarmatlon free. Add
Atlantic," Tennessee if KEailroad
Cheap Excureiphsi
.Charlotte,
n after' Bandar.
following schedule will be run over
(Snnoajs excepiou. -
Leave caanows- ,...
1
CL. June 5th. 1881. f
Jan 6ta. 1881. tne
rthisi
iroaddaUy
DTimmn Jk llAHVILXX BiTT.TtOAa CA
PAauxasB WWAWinPiT,
BifunmiB-YL. JlllV
ila faaHUMS to visnine
i Mono varouM
Carolina points,
V
8 80 p. SB.
v.:
An4va i
TT ii i...iiu. . KA a 1
ivklsoBCoUegau.M..' 4 81 a. i
Antie st Chariottev.'i it .'.,. e isi
. Jun8 - ";tS '-" j ;1'
AND
n hi -i--r
iv stdes to aOerd ampl faaillties to
iSuntata res o?Weatem North
; tsmtytt y&flfiM Ko Carotta
SPfCIAL BOWD TBI TICFJSra
'toAsavineaTeassleatCharlotto under the fol
lowing eonffluons: .m
yjsoa appUcatloo e 60- parsons, fotng te fM
tody, tickets good jar iu oays wut p soa Hua
wiSidebf U&kets wCltW prlvQegeidtoie-
I torn amgly an any ec tna eopanr a regniar trams
wiuuataeumK namea. -y.-xam ncaefs. swww.
i snllnot be accepted going to AaaevUle except up
oa the eondiaons named) ta taia, advertisement,
BID OB PUBPLX TOP, v
WIHTK FLAT DUTCH, - '
IJLBGl vrHrr'lMOHFOLI,
POlCSRAmiN WHTTX GLOBS
WHITX XGO, ,
WIT .t -
BUTA BAG Ay
tf.-i.JSJf! fiii.
4
1 BL00SSDAL1 IWBES, OB TILLOw1.
LANDRETme SEED
-
aiul alaa ta tta mntnuS annnarin mvthe tickets.
For further tofonaattosv apply to heffnta
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