LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 1881.
SOCIET DIREC
i MABOIT
PHiXXKX Lodox No. 8f, & Ltt, Regular
meeting every secpna ana lourui Monday nights. .
KXCKLMOB Lone Na 261, A. F. ft A. M.iR6A
ular meeting every first and third Tuesday nights.
Charlottk Chaftkb No. 89. R. A. M. Regular
meeting every second and fourth Friday nights, v ..
CHARLOTTK COMMA ST) A BT NO. 2. K. T. BegoUUT
meeUug every first and ihlrd Thursdays.
K nights of Honor, Regular meeting erery
second and lourth Thursdays ; '
Knights of Pythias. Regular meeting nights
llrst and third Wednesdays, 7 o'clock p. m. atMa
goulc Temple Hall.
I. Oi O. IB1.
Chablottx Lodgk No. -88-Meet every Mon
day night. ; ; j ; 1 j f j :
MSCKLXKBime DXOIiABAl
Meets every Tuesday night
.Lbbox No. ft
Dixib
night.
Lodoi No. 108. Meets'every Thursday
Catawba RrvB Kucampmtnt No. 21. Meets
First and third Thursday nights in each month.
TUe CJlinrcliee ToPay
Young Men's Christian association. Devo
tional exercises this afternoon at. 6 .o'clock at
the First Presbyterian cnulch,. i , ? if.
associate Reforitkd Presbttbbiah Chapd. i
Servlceslnthemornlngat .il o'clock and In the
evening at 8 o'clock by Rev. W. T. Waller, oastorT
Sunday school at 3Vi p. nx
St. Mark's LrjrfHXRAif Church. Services to the
morning at 11 o'clock and in the evening at 8 by
Rev. . a, Wingard, pastor. Sunday school at 4
o'clock. . , . , ,
St. Peteh's (E.) Chubch. Services in the morn
ing at 11 o'clock and in the evening at 6 by
Rev. J. B. Cheshire. Sunday school in the after
noon at 5Va o'clock.
St. Peter's (Catholic) Chubch. Services in
the morning at lotyj o'clock by Rev. L, P. O'Con
nell. Vespers at SVa p. m. Catechism in the
morning at 9$ o'clock. s . , .
Fihst Pbssbttebiak CITObch. Services in the
morning at 11 o'clock and in the evening at 8 by
by Rev. W. B. Corbett Sunday school In
tne afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Calvary (M. K.) Church. Services In the mor
ning at 1 1 o'clock and In the evening at 8 by the
Rev. J. E. Thompson, pastor. Sunday school at
y a. m., and class-meeting at 412 p. m.
Second Presbyterian - Church. Services in
the morning at 11 and in the evening at 8 o'clock
by Rev. B. H. Harding, pastor. Sunday school in
the afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Trton Stbkbt Mithodist (E.) Chubch. Ser
vices In the morning at 1 1 o'clock and In the.
evening at 8 by Rev. J. T. Bagwell, pastor. Sun
day school at 430 o'clock. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Colored Presbyterian Church. Services In
the afternoon at 3 o'clock and in the evening at
8 by Rev. Mr. Wyche, pastor. Sunday school at
1 1 a. m.
Index to New AdvertUeiuenit.
Just received -Brookfield & Co.
Mosquito canopies, etc-Sefgle & Co.
Trinity Hall Miss Rachelle G. Hunt
IIOiTIE PENCILING.
IST" Long Creek township has had a
first rate rain.
JSTThe drunks were noticeably more
numerous Friday and yesterday than
for the last two months.
X3T A new postoffice has been estate
lished in Gaston county, on the Chester
& Lenoir road, called Hardin. .
C3f" There are, they say, one hundred
visitors at All Ilealine Springs, and a
laree proportion of these are Charlotte
people. . , " .
t3T The roof of the old Stenhouse,
Macaulay & Co. warehouse has been
jacked up for the addition of another
story.
E2PA New England railway car ar
rived in the city yesterday loaded with
machinery for the Charlotte cotton
mills.
ESfEphraim Johnson, charged with
the murder of Andrew Beatty, will be
arraigned to-morrow before Judge
Shipp on a writ of habeas corpus.
t3T William Kiggans, colored, of
Logtown showed up yesterday , with a
pound or two of this year's cotton and
several more bolls rolled In on us. Give
us a rest
E- The mayor's court was quite live-
ly yesterday. There were five cases of"
drunks,and affrays by men,And women.
Jim Shoeshinecaugnt it stronger man
the others. He was Mthrowedin.f5 and
COStS. , ... '
fjrT" From stained lungs, through flirty nose,
With languid grace tne smoke ne mows,
Fiut through us veins tne Douon nows.
You tell him this he doesn't fret,
But smiles and tows the habit's set, '
He'cannoj Quit his cigarette.' .
tw John Kerns, the colored mart ac
cused of forgery was committed to jail
till court by Justice Davidson yester
day. Messrs. Banson and Torrence, the
gentlemen whose names werp nsed, ap
peared and swor they wrotef ,no such
orders,
HQpfThe annual meeting of the Meck
lenburg County Bible Society will be
held at Caldwell church, on Wednes
day next, 10th inst. The annual ser
mon will be preached by Rev, J. T.
Plunketand the annual addfesi will be
delivered by Rev. E. A. Wingard.
E3T The most attractive and discrip
tive guide to the mountains and health
resorts of Western, Carolina and North
Georgia is that issued JjythQ associated
roads of Virginia and the Carolinas.
it is illustrated profusely and with
much taste arid discrimination. It' is
well written and handsomely gotten
wp - ,
W Street incident: A group of
polo-ed men and brethren discussing
prohibition from a biblical stand point.
Said one ; "Heah J Look at de book 6b
Duturonomy. Don't it say. a man, kin
take aleetle fur his stummickV sake.
Don't it?" And no one ventured to
dispute him.
JSTCol. Williams, manager at Cleave,
land, writes to say that he has heard
that some have been deterred front
going to Cieaveland by the report that
rooms could not be had. Although
this, he says, has been the most suc
cessful season, the hotel has never been,
nor is now so full that rooms can
not be had. .'''
W The Seneca (3. C.) Journal says
of a man who has read here on several
occasions : Willougbby Reade was an
nounced to read in,Seneca on Tuesday
evening. He did not advertise in the
Journal, consequently but a few people
knew he was going to explode. Jimmy
Hammond informed us that the "per
fessor" actually did read, but it was a
newspaper, and that it took place at the
hotel in his room fotbja sjole amuse
ment." v.'-1
A DistlngnUbed Feist .
' The Efi woada -arn daisies arid no mis
take. What'ttioh Atrdy :1 for ihe
nonce under a cloud bare we not Tom V
And Tom will not allow the glory or
the name to rnst,?w Andj could proba
bly cot moreifiToata wfthont striking
the jugular or the carotid and coma
nearer monopolizing the Inferior
Court,but Tom has done a deed tcuaag
nify human nature. ' Yesterday at
Kenarick arid' Bikby place in the
suburbs he seized a mangy hound
which showed its 'fangs. By Uii ears
be held ;it ia . the f air and when the
brute its threateniiw muirie owned
wide, undauntedTom fiapgPU? tbnga
uus nas na shown: thai, man can neat
haa h a ah a ' f h r. m an can bM
rnslAi,.... .ill . a , - -
roRt
S LA I
x&n- Butenum iiBrb.: It to with real plaiu
5" i mj testimony to the great virtue of
'pf "Neuralgln as a speclfio for neuralgia and
ick headache. 8uch a remedy U ableula&uid
til mfftnin iumiM W, tt nnhanl. t 1 "9"
. , ! 188 oatliwind rwreoBaltiBaore,
Bold by v. t wrmtom Jf. CQ. 1 i ;'
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OFFICIAL VOTE
Of 3Xecklear Cemtr CMmaIasi
Bii mm- turn QaeaUao f
j4 Two separate andj diaSncI proDosi
tipM cm tU;Prthihiti1Sil JffiliraL
aeswon were
ctMecklen-
-B wuiu;. me nrsc was the ones-
S?S?? an,d of spirits
in the State, and the sectmdprovided
t or prohibition in the coiinty fi adopt!
ed, without regard to the vote of the
State. The, vote on the first question
is as follows:
PROHIBITI0 IN THE STE.
PBoni-
: BITION.
Anti
pro. -270
: - 809
.402
218
210
164
282
,377
,159
202
57
117
51
108
,164
180
185
209
153
3,831
230
PRECINCTS.
Charlotte, Ward lv.
. " 44 3..
Tf 1.'
249
181
159
166
128
141 !
134
. 4
Berrryhill...... '
Steel Creek....,,..
Sharon...
Providence..
Clear Creek.
4 ,
82
78
64
m
72
108
104
Crab Orchard........
:" NO.-2....
Mallard Creek . . ....
.h -s t T- No, .
De weese. . k v . . ,
M No. 2
92
.5. 1Q2
ra
aw Creek 117
Morning Star. ............ 71
Pinetille. .............. . . 88
2,330
Majority for anti-prohibition. . . .1,501
PROHIBITION IN. THE COUNTY".
prohi-
, BITION.
. . . 245 !
.... 130
ANTI
PRO. 268
307
403
218
210
178
233
43
157
200
QiarlAUelWard 1.
u V " 3 159
, 44 4 167
Berryhill.... 128
Steel Creek 141
Sharon 132
Providence 98
Clear Creek., 81
Crab Orchard, No. 1 80
" " u 2 65
Mallard Creek, No. 1 83
" - 2...;.. 72
Deweese, No. 1 108
" 2 ,105
Lemly8 86'
Long Creek .... 161 '
Paw Creek 117
Morning Star 74
Pinevllle....... 94
58
115
123
49
107
153
178
185
207
153
3.545
2.326
2,326
Majority foranti prohibition 1,219
The law required that the votes for
license in the county should be written
"License," but in Providence 235 were
cast written just as the State votes,
"Against Prohibition." These were
thrown out. , Hence the considerable
variation in the State and county votes,
which were remarkably .uniform aside
from this fact ,
Mallard Creek, Pineville, Providence,
Crab Orchard, Deweese, Sharon, Morn
ing Star and Clear Creek were dry
townships under the local option law.
The question is now raised whether
under that law the result of the county
election changes their status. But the
late election was not as to the several
conditions of the townships but as to
the county as a whole and it is hardly
Erobable that such a construction can
e put on ' the local option law as to
make the change. It is very certain,
at least, that this was not the idea of
the voters.
This question does not arise in Char
lotte from the fact that the board of
aldermen come between the people and
the actual prohibition law of the city.
The county majority is three times
what the anti-prohibitionists claimed.
Personal.
Gen. R. D. Johnston and family have
gone to Morehead City.
Mr. H. V. Badham has gone to Warm
Springs.
Capt J. Roessler left yesterday for
the northern markets.
Mr. Walter Myers returned yesterday
from his summer vacation.
Messrs. Ed C. Ray and Alphonso
Young, New York salesmen, are now
at home in Charlotte.
Mrs. Schiff and daughter have return
ed from Cieaveland,
Quite a number of Char lot teans ran
up tq Cieaveland last might to spend
Sunday. , ,
Missj Mattie , Dqw1 has returned
from&oreheail,' U I
' Rev. E. A.' Wingard, pastor of the
Lutheran church, and Rev. W. T. Wal-,
ler, of the Associate Reformed, have
both returned from their summer va
cations, and will conduct services in
their churches to-day.
Will the Prohibitory
Ordinance be
Repealed
It is generally understood that the
dry aldermen will stick to the ordi-
nances passed uy vne oia Doara in spue
iha mug.
of the result -of the' vote on
tion of license in the county.
Thm la
auite a small number of prohibitionists,
m 1 Y1 A. L.
. . . . .
however, wno iav.or-renew, iu.i uar
mnmfl Mmuld be established dn ithe
outskirts of the' efty beyond e sur
veillance of the police they aay will
amount to about the same thing as a
quarantine 'of the city:.' ?hey thmk it
Would - he much better to restose the
privilege of retailing to the eity under
restrictions and a strict enforcement of
the laws regulating the1 fratnc, thereby
not only bringing it and the resultant
drunks under police, but. securing
the large Tevenue it haB heretofore,
yielded. ' But as has been sald: thesf
are very lew. ne mass oi yyomwiuun
ists are in favor or maintaining every
inch of their, advantage, and though
one or 'two fUtbe dry .aldermen ae
kndwledge the force of this argument,
none of them have expressed the inten
tion of voting for the repeal, f
Proaen(a of ihe BalUmow and
North Caroliiis. .nisic torsuerly- tne
We understand from very reliabfe
authority that this mine now is in most
excellent.cpuditioD. and its prospects
aw of the most ' promising" character.
The vein they haye is. pronounced a
true fissure vein,' upon which several
shafts have beenunfcand levels drivi
en about 800 feet, connecting all the
shafts.' These' levels commence seten-ty-flve
feet below, the surface, and have
. ' ' ( . it- . .Wte. i ml 4 U.im'i tmW'4Z jo '
peep ariyeji vpmu su uk -euuio
distahe; an0 yielded a Jarge'oriantitJ
of riph ore. Along this entire qiftance,
above thp seventy-fiye foot level, the
ore stands in maisep from 45 to 60 feet,
showing an tomense: body, which is
ready for stoping on the rise, by which
lartrA niuuitities of ore arervleld-
ed. by. dropping, ;'tteryn littlco8t.
mine thpw three weeks on aecount;
of additionalxnachinery going np in
biAtrirtsi" frnd for reducinsr ores. A
doubieiattery oT ..'Terjr. heavy stamps
wtt camDleteJttia wiefo&aYing.ca
paeity to reduce arge quantmes oi
ore.
yrandoelts were onj to -sTrf pwr.
motion and Broinast Tftursday tot
t Mwii-!r,Tvuw, . v-,
most excellent thorough andenergetiej
Mdwpemy.ttMtt)e?$ueires of
HI BiiTJTY ANB COLOtt Of the
sareiy regained py nsmg trEera w
which imch &lmlred-Ior 1 w $ertus,ett
mas ana wtniuran eraaicaang properaes.
AFTER THE BATTLE.
Seven Bmmw Why the PrehibUle
tvta : KhmmlA Bew kef re Use will ef
Ute Peeple.
To the Edttar of The Observer.
' With the unexampled majority against
prohibition in Mecklenburg county and
North Carolina, we think even the
over-zealous advocates of , the measure
should be satisfied. No proposition ever
submitted to the people has been so
effectually killed and buried. Some re
sults have, however; been accomplish
ed by the loss of time, labor and unkind
feelings, which have grown out of the
unwise action of the Legislature in
submitting a .sumptuary law to the
voters to affirm or reject. M
First. It has shown to the members
of the Legislature that theira is the
duty to legislate and take the responsi
bility. Second. It has demonstrated that the
church and State are separate in this
country and are to remain so.
1 Third. It has proven that the people
are capable of self-government, and
that the cry of drunkenness, morality
and religion will not drive them from
their propriety ; that denunciationsand
abuse are not convincing arguments.
Fourth. That all elections in Meck
lenburg shall in future be fairly and
honestly conducted without corruption
and bribery at the ballot box, s has
been the case heretofore.
Fifth. That class legislation will not
be entertained in Mecklenburg county,
and that the vilification and abuse of
honest and respectable men engaged in
honest pursuits will not be tolerated. ,
Sixth. That the county commission
era having submitted to the electoral
arbitrament the question of "License
or "No License," are most emphatically
instructed by the voters of the county
in favor of license, and have no option
or discretion according to the true
theory of our Republican government,
when the conditions of the law are
complied with.
Seventh. That the authorities of the
city of Charlotte are instructed by a
potent majority of the voters of this
city and township that license is better
than prohibition, and that they, will re
spect the voice of their constituents
and show themselves to bathe true ex
ponents of a representative Demo
cratic government by issuing license to
retail under proper restrictions.
s V: Fair Play.
A Card,
To the Editor of The Observer.
In your issue of July 29th ult. ap
pears a paragraph 4n which it is stated
that the prohibition managers had
made arraugements for Luther Benson
to speak in the opera house, and were
afterwards refused by the manage
ment The statement is incorrect, as
the gentlemen who approached me on
the sutject were ref uf el the use of the
house on the ground that it was not de
sirable to fill the house with .an au
dience the admission of which If would
have had no control over. I make this
statement in order to set myself, right,
as I conceived it to be to the best in
terests of the opera house to pursue the
course which I did.
Respectfully,
L. W. Sanders.
Charlotte, N. G, August 6, 1881;
Stutenville and Jeffcreon Railroad
Landmark.
The editor of the Landmark is in re
ceipt of a letter from Mr. Wm. Bran
dreth, treasurer and managing direc
of the North State Mining Company,
written under date New York, Aug
ust 2d, and takes the liberty of copying
from it as follows :
"Last May I wrote you that in the
course of the next three months we
should begin operations on our States-
ville and Jefferson Railroad. Our
agent and superintendent, Dr. B. M.
Earns, will be in Statesvilie on or be
fore the 20th of this month with a
corps of engineers, for the purpose of
commencing the survey of our line, and
we hope that before December 1882, the
whistle of our engines will be heard in
Jefferson."
This is an enterprise in which our
people feel the liveliest possible inter
est, and the extract above will be re
ceived with genuine satisfaction. We
cordially join Mr.Brandrethriin the
hope that the- whistle of his engines
will pe iieard nja Jefferson before De
4wj(eriesut OeaaO-acttea Oonaoanr
Richmond State. ... T ,
1 Judge Wellford has granted a charter
of incornaration to Wm. B. Trhre.. U.
Brooke, Joseph Bryan, W. M. SI Dunn,
B. D. Hudems. and suoh others may
be associated with them, under the style
of the American Construction Com-
nanv. for the . purpose of "taking and
earrying contracts for the construction,
eauinment and repair of such internal
improvements as may.be authorized by
law ti hn nnnfltructAd."... Thfaanitftr
stock is' to be not less than $25,000 nor
Tn,ore than 55,000,QDO. W-Daaivvaea into
snares oieiw eaca; in? cmeiousmess
or Uve company to De transacted in tne
States of . VirflMia.1 North, and: South
1 Carolina. Georeia and Tennessee. The
remount of real estate to be held to be
:fi w nM nri.. :n n:
1al office is to be in this city and the f ol
owincfare the officers for -the first
noL mure luhu d.uuu aurea.: iuo uuuui
vear:W. M. S. Dunn, president Di
rectors: W.H. Palmer, W.R. Trigg,
Sus Muhiser, JosephBryanand James
GtAitJ&i-:2& 1-'hiS,.a MJ
This is but another evidence'of the
activitv in railroad building. The
above company is an offshoot of the
Richmond & Danville company, and
we understand that it will proceed at
once to finish the gaptjf f ortyinlles be
tweei AfihevUle, N. XX and Paint Rock,
wmop is on me xxorvruarouna uoruer,
This:.C0nnect8 :the mchmond & Lan
ville with the East Tennessee and
Georgia system a system controlling
fifteen hundred miles or roan. .
DIED
At Pinevllle. N. C. on 8rd
septtesemla, Mrs. Jane W., wile, of
Offloe Superintendent Gensral of the Grasd Na-
tional XxhlblUon of the American Institute of
Sdenoe. Art and Industry of the City of New
York. (Finding of the Committee of Experts
and Judges): '
' "We recommend the Medals of Excellence for
the Witch Hazel preparations of the Liebig Com
pany as being of great value and purity."
In accordance with the finding the Medals of
Excellence were awarded.
6HALS$ HULL
Superintendent aeneral.
Ceres pues, salt rheum, rheumatism, n)inw
(3aa7ro, pamrox moninuea. sain aiseasea, ei
ooiu m any eenis ana aouar sues.
KaUunanoo, Mich., Feb. 2, 1880.
1 know Hop Bitters will bear recommendation
honestly. All wha see them confer upon them the
highest encomiums, and give them credit tor ma-
Sig cures all the proprietors dalm for them. I
ve kept them since they were first offered to the
public, They took high rank, irom the first, and
maintained U, and are more called for than all
others combined. Bo lour as they . keep up their
high reputation for purity and usefulness, 1 shall
continue to recommend them something I have
never before don with any otaez potent
T
a. 1
John B. Out. II Ann A
- WnjtrjraTDWr N. a-MBtrlttinttrlo firm at
42a Btannpatrateed fc80goodtr5ned.
I family a5.I6a6.75; dtr mlUa-anper t3.75a4.76,
extra S4.oueo.ou, hmuuj n.iii.iwi
96.62a.75, Patapsoo lamuy 7.ao.
red 1.23al.2, amber 125. 80. Com Boufljem
white 68, yellow 691k- - ,
utunmrnm -igm w western wnne 3Ma
nixed. 4142, PerrtwyrtanU , PrevUion
mm net 1 8.5018.76 new : bulk
loose boulden -v etoar tMes--, ditto packed
imaiuu; Damocneutoen Senear ruaaee u,
n&ou iguana. ltq wmeo aenw ra
Bio tmnotm otdtaary to fair lVkH2VL
a son v., waisser i.nui& : i; . . ...
Ciwonnijai-noiit fmnt . fi.7SaA.od. fanor
(L267.0a Wheat No. 2 red wlnlar 1 ,25a 1.27.
Corn at 68 14- Oate at S8. Portt at 118.2S.
Idud at. 11.25. Bulk . meats-ahoaldei 7.2&V
rabs Mat bacon ahouWars 8, ribs loth, dear
sides 11. Whisker at; 1.08. 8usar--hards
lOaVk. New Orleans Hoss common
and light 6256.75, packing and butchers B-OOc
e.u - -
Mnr YnKK--HoaU)ni Soar steadv:
to fair extra 6. 15&8.25. good to chotee 6.80a7.&0.
Wheat uasradeo spnnc Lioai.iw. corn
nngmded 6Oao04. Oata-44 for Na 8. Oof- i
fee Bio earroes 1018. Sugar fair to good
reflnlrjc 7a7Cprlm j refined -standard A
OV. MolaMes New Orleans 80a55. Porto Rkn
8665. Bosln-2.06a2.07Vs. Turpentine 43
wool domesue fleece msata. poued 80a40,
unwashed 12aS4. Texas 1481. Perkatia25
middles lone clear 9, short dear 10, kmc
COTTOK.
rt i w t ii mm MltfMlfVMw 11U - - a..is.
10c; food ordinary 9ie: netree,U823;croH
; sales 900; stock 20.765; exp'ts eoastwlM
160; to Great Britain ; continent.
Kosvout steady; mMdltar llUc: net itcetou
ZZVi cross ; sfocz ano; upon ec
4o; sates 147 j exports w ttreat imtain.
ntTiTTtsnmi fhrlrt- nil llo: low saldd'a;
11 5-16; good ordinary 10c: net receipts 20; arose
B4S; saies ; stoca oa, exports eoasnrtM
25r splnnert
75 exports to Great Britain ;
to uononent
Bostow Quiet: iniddliBC 12tte: low mlddlln:
HMe: cood onrr lOUe: net reeelnta 60: cross
258; sales ; stock 7.945 exports to Great
Britain ; to France.
WnJUJWToa Firm; nuddlnui lias low mid.
dttnt 10fce; good ordrnary 9c; reeelpU :
gross , sales took 701; exports eoast-
wise ; to uraat mtain.
PHUADBXraxi- Quiet ; mlddllna 121ia.: tow
middUnc Hike: rood oidlnarr ICMkm net raeelnta !
i hut gross 6vj; sates -i spianers oua;
,748; exports to Great Britain.
SiTiraiH Steady: mlddnna lllfcc: low mkJ'r
iuw; gooa oramary we.; net receipts &&3;
gross - ; sales 20O: stock 6,162: exp. eoast
wise; to Gnat Britain ; continent
Niw OsLXlBSDull: mldd'r ll&o: low mid
dttng 10; good ord'y 10c; net receipts 271;
es 678c saies 14U; stoeK 04,530;. exports
to ureal huu ; to continent.
Mobtijs Firm: trdddllmr HUer low mlddlnn
lOlc; good ordinary Gic; net reeelpta 16: gross
10: saies ooo: stoca al; exp. eoast uos:
J ranee ; to Great Britain.
Maarpiaa Quiet: middling llVi roeeipu
88; shlpmenu 24; sales 75; stock 10,711.
ADSuna Quiet; middling 11c; low mid
dllng lOVfec. good ordinary 9o; receipts 66;
shipments ; sales .
Chabucstob Steady: middling 1 lite ; low mid
dling He; good ordinary 1044&; net receipts
120: growt : saies 25: stow Rli: exports
astwlsp 109: G rent Britain ;contment.
Nw York Cotton dull; sales 204; middling
uplands 12 1-1 no. urteaus 12 5 loo: net receipt
; arosH : consolidated net rec is l.vas.
Z3
i
Lrvxaraoi Noou cotton In moderate Inquiry;
oiiddJiug uplands tt 13-lod; mid. Orleans id
sales o.oou. specuiauon and export iajuui
oelpts 8,900, American 3.560. Uplands low mid
dllng elause: August delivery 6a27-82d, August
and September 6 27 82d, September and October
6 11-S2d, uctooer and NoveniDer o l-loa, No
vember and December od, Decemher and January:
'. Futures dun.
rUTDBXS
Raw You rutares osed steady, sales 25.-
000.
August
12.14a.15
ll.24a.25
bepteml
October
moer
10.66a 66
November
December.
10.48a49
ltt48a.49
January 1059a. 80
February 1u.71a.7s
March 10.85a.86
April 10.96a.98
May ll.08a.12
TOANCIAL.
Nrw Tobk-
-Moner1.2tta.03. Ej
Kxchange 4.82
Governments quiet: new 6's 1.02ve. Four and
ball per cents 1.1 4tt- Four per cents 1.16 State
bonds dull.
Nvw Tobx 1 1 a. m. The stock market opened
a shade weaker.
Stocks closed dull.
New Vork Central 1.48
Erie. 43i
Lake Shore 1.23
Illinois Central. 1.86
Nashville and Chattanooga :
Louisville and Nashville 1.0814
Plttshurg. 1.40
Chicago and Northwestern 1.26
prezerreu.... lao
Wabash, St Louis 4; Padflc... 51W
Do preferred 88
Memnhisand Charleston 83
bock island l.aow
Western Union ov'm
Alabama Class A, 2 to fi - jn
Class a, smau ho
Class B. 6's 98
Class C. 4's 88
East Tennessee 19
Bun-treasury balances Gold S78.2S0.U68
currency.... o.xwi.uou. i
Cm COTTON MARKET.
OmcioTTnOamm,
. CHjUtLOTTKV Aagust 7, 1881
The market resterday closed steady.
aood Middling.....
Btricoy nudduag.
1m
ii
audanng.
Strict low middling.....
Low middling.
Tinges '. ,
10
lie
Lower grades.
Receipts yesterday. 20 bale.
CHINA PALACE
OF
i?3TBJCCiTYi;P4
100 GROSS
Fruit Jars ft Jelly Mlers
OF BEST i MAKWS,
- !
Which we offer very !o, waolesa and retal
sTTJLt LINK OF
Freneh,Chiiu, Triple-Plitca Ware!;
A Lot of BABY CARRIAGES. 't V d,
SELLING OFF AT COST .
FLY FANS, FLT .TBAPS
ICE CHESTS, WATER COOLERS, j
, ICE CREAM FRXEZSBS, Xteu: -A; t
" Wateit tiersl-i) ganojoC'Ta'"'
l.
TRINITY H AE t,
-' .,SV n -dtoi :i .; 1.
.A ttowngk Umbo scaool low sMa. vTarled ad-
SeatosSeDte
order. ( FourteenUt year
nil iiinr annm
"i.i7 i4-.SJ
ieLBBONaHCNt,:
uua ruviTttoetpal.
aoieodraiaos
tTTANTID, 75odeOk and IQosov. nd25
FT eordoPlne woatbBo. waaavvna
olinaMUltaCT
Invited.,., j ;,.!-. xjja
'lmN fevr,.;
iwitra uinomtottoOIWW fcafldtos?
Brookfield (& Go.
1 fWiAftlrAiHr. nlaorirnniiA '''...-
lolnnewral ' . . W -'t. , '
X to.W.N.Prathefsla for rent fter Jaonarf
1st
JNO, L. MORXHEAO
dee 22 tl
V,
lillS!
2 CAR LOADS
!rcbVa.
1 CAR LOAD
Waverly Family Floor.
1 CAR LOAD
MECKLENBURG CHOICE.
100 PACKAGES
' ....
New Mackerel
ALL SIZES AND NUMBERS.
ALL GBADES.
A fULL LINE OF
Canned (Roods.
OUR COMMISSION HOUSK HAS LARGE SU?-
PLI83 OF
CABBAGE
TOMATOES
POTATOES
CANTALOUPES
!
; W ARE STILL IN RICKI PI OF
kLt ABLTAND SECURE BARflAINa.
fuleal
1
Spps
MS
mm
I ii ,.ai i Hii'!.., .A--- ' ' I
TTK A TTFITrNCI TT I
UW ILI 1M I
: 1 ,iM Hi 111
-
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVia) ANOTHElT CASE OF otm
50 cen
Far supeilor to 1U and quality to any other ever tntrodoBad ta this M sizes running from 18 to 80.
-
ALSO, A BEAUTIFUL
3
In Tartous stytea it exceedingly low prices.
Look at our beautiful PRINTS, Just reoelved, only 7c per yard.
H. M ORI'&ai O.
J - - - HBwMwWBBWBWBW)WBWJWwBbM
RO
We have iat reoalvcd another lot of those
5 CENT CALICOES
. . ; .CBOICX STTLXS.-
- Q L' :I L T S .
Honey Comb Qailta, -Marrimac.
. : :
806
-v
$1.00
1.2S
Bates,
FANS ! FANS
Cheapest line otrana lrt4h.f
: ifans 2 lor f;
Palm Leaf
CORSETS.
The Daisy Corset,
The Sylvia Corset,
joJySl -
40c
75c
pXiacsnau0ns.
TBOMASVILLE FEME COLLEGE,
DAVXDSOIf, If . Cm
The 25th annual session begins August 81 st
Ten teachers. Better prepared than ever for the
best work. Offers every advantage of the most
thorough and liberal course in Literature, Music
and Art, at rates lower than any equal school In
the State. Board and literary tuition from $60 to
878.60 per term, bee Catalogue.
uly22,d2wk8,wlmo H.W. BUNHART,
Principal
CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE residence, three blocks from the
pubUe square in Charlotte, will be sold cheap
and en reasonable terms to the right kind of a
purchaser. The dwelling is on a full lot, has nine
comfortable rooms, brick kitchen, fine well of wa
ter, etc. The house Is admirably adapted for the
residence of a lawyer, doctor or preacher, having
an admirable library or study room, built for the
purpose. For furthsr particulars, price, terms,
etc. apply at THIS OFFICE.
luly20,dtf
TsiB
S3
m a
c
to
km
I 8 " c.
i? EE
5J81 swi-' C
H- wr M9 0.
3
2
' 2 E B C rtwl B
5CANTLDTS t
Seamless Eyapcratcr
- AND -
"SOUTHERN" cm RILL
F1EST CLASS SOBfilO HCEHHI
AT TIKt LOW FlUCSS.
Uni Cor SMcrlpUv Mas list.
THOS. SCANTLMASON,
IVANBVILIiB, I1TX.
lulyl T.d&wlmo
Union High School
(MALE AND FEMALE)
EAST S5D, YADKHT CO., IT. 0.
Next session opens August 4, 1881. Professor
T. S. WklUington, A. M., prtndpaL Departments
Celleglate, Commerelal, Normal and Civil Engi
aeertng. Term, twenty weeks. Board from $4
to $8 per month. Tuition from 88 to 316.25.
East Bend is 22 miles northwest from Winston,
and 7 miles south oi Puot Mountain, jror partic
ulars address the principal at fast Bend.
juiyia,4w
30 DAYS TRIAL
ALLOWED.
rnTTrN
JaMU,lS7S
WE WILL SEND, ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL,
DR. DYE'S
Electro-Voltaic Appliances
NT
suffering from ServoneWewtmee, Gn
erol lebUUy, loss of nrr twice or vigor,
or any disease resulting from. Abuses and Oth kt.
Caoi
or to ay amic
one afiricied with Rheama-
tin
m. Neurahua,
Pa
inihvis. Spinal itncultieiL
Kidney or Hver
er Troubles, Lame ma, nup
f Diseaaes ol the Vital Onrans.
tuii, and iuer
Also woksn trou uled with diseases, peculiar to
their sex.
Speedy relief snd complete restoration to
health guaranteed. These are tbe Otty
Electric. Aptli:ince that ktsvo ewer
besieonemeld upon KelesvtMPc prin
ciples. Their UiorouKb emoaey kas bea prac
tically proven with tho sMt wosMlerfal
SMeessw d tatoy lt-.- 41m ttf fbeet
eadoraeniAwlv worn .odlcal and aeieat
title tneta,and from fcatiMl red who taavf
keen qnickly and rixlieally cured b
lsoki ttse.
Send atoitoc foi 111 i..-' rated Pamphlet, giving
all Information ini-. Address,
VOLTAIC 211 CO , XarthaU. sttdt.
julySL . .
BPRCIALUslTkL-
Cheap Excursions.
RKBHOHD 4 DAsvuxa BAnA04 Co f i
Passxko-eb DarAirrifKirr. ' J
ii RsDHMOMi,Va. July 15, -1881. )
-r -a . .itaMe inia fmllfllea M Visit the
JL mountain regions of Western North Carolina
from Eastern and Middle North Carolina points,
' SPECIAL BOUND TRIP TICKETS
to Aanevlne are on sale at Oiarlotle, tmaW.theloi-
luelaisw atnaTillfHfmai- '
Upon application of 50 venpJCOJn aM
bodTockets good fttr 10 days will k sold at S485
HoldenofttiBSotMrett wffl b prfvfleeed to re
turn singly on ao ot the companrs regular trains
within the Uflsit named. ' The tickets, however.
will sot be accepted going to AshevlUe ereept np-i
en the eondiuons namea m uus aarerasement,
ut alio tn the eontrBCtarrnearlnr on the tickets..
For further information apply to the agent at
Chariotta, A. POPE,
uly24 General Passenger Agent
w x o 9
Hill
r
a i
Cll
BBATED
core&,3, j
'-i'i I al t rill
ASSORTMENT OF
X f
1 ViS- A ..ti l.iIKO
DOMESTICS.
The cheapest nne ever offered, "Fruit of the
iAxnoa," 4 4. lift. Other braodj as cheap in
All prices and gradeeery cheafecam
. , 25e towelat They are deotded plumb.
HAIIDKERCHIEFS.
All styles and vrtfnTaM 'xi&ljjAlta' Hem
stitched lOo a beautlfuTquallty.
Eureka Spool Silk; ICf a speol
paper. Coats cotton, 65e a down.
Nadles
5c a
W-8TBICTL1 CASH and OKI PICS.
RODDICK 4 CO.
3T
o(h Foreign and Domestic,
JUST HECtltED AT
DrJIMciden's Drugstore
1 ARVTOGA
rICHT.
From Saratoga Springs. N. Y. A new water re
sembling the imported vlchyi Recommended
as an antacid; cures dyspepsia, aids diges
tion, is a powerful' Ionic and strong
diuretic, t Also t I
Hathorn Natural Mineral Water,
Recommended very highly as a cathartic and al-
teratlve and In all forms of dyspepsia.
ALSO,
3
g CASES CONGRESS WATER..
10
CASKS BOCK BRIDGE ALUM,
10
CASES BUFFALO LlTHIi.
And a full stipply of
IMPORTED APOLLIN ARIS
AMD
i Janos AVaters.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
H
UNYADI
ANOS.
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.
j AS 4 CATHARTIC S I
j Or f Sf m "iJ i FT
I ITta inivt navWl Janos. mirl Llebte af
firms that its richness ta aperient salts surpasses
that of all other known waters."
The British Medical Jottrnai -"Hunyadl Janos.
The most agreeable, saf ost, and most efficacious
aperient water."
rroj. rweruno, Benin. "invariably good and
prompt success; most valuable." "
Prcf. Bamberger, Vienna "I have prescribed
these writers with remarkable success."
Pro. Bcamoni, Wurszburg. I prescribe none
but this."
Pref. Lander Brunton, M. D., F. B. 8., London.
"More pleasant than Its rivals, and surpasses
them in efficacy."
Prof. Atken, M. D., F. R. S:; BOyal Military Hos
pital, Netley. "Preferred to Pullna and Fried
riehshalL" JOHN H. McADEN,
Importing and Llsrenslng Pharmacist
North Tryon 8t, - - CHARLOTTE, N. C.
DON'T GO TO SARATOGA
When you can get water Just as fresh and spark
ling as wnen it nows rrom tne spring at Saratoga.
We receive this wateria htfgw block tin reservoirs
which we re turn a aooa
emptied to be refilled
again every week.
J. U. M0ADZMX,
Druggist and Chemist,
Prescriptions aiefully pre
and eompeteht doetlsta,
Ju!j38
Tarnip Seed !
farhiiySeed!
TURNIP SEED.
RED OR PURPLE TOP, , 1
WHITE FLAT DUTCH,
i. LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
POMKRANl N WHITE GLPBE
P'i AD ci H
AMBER GLOBE,
GOLDEN BALL.
YELLOW ABERDEEN,
I
t
sn
BL001L3DALE SW1D1 OR XILLO W.
ARE ALWAYS RELIAB iaw
Blulyld
WMMWATER
Hooyml