She f)ariottt bstrDtr.
subsojuptwm eitxjs: n t "
nafly, on Wt Ititafcaric. ... ... . fig 00
Six month - 4.00
Three months. 2.00
One month. . 75
WMMKLI MD1TI0K: ' -
7y ( eoiinfy), in adtwne. . 2.00
Out of the county, Fottpatd.... .'. ...... j.10
Six month ... 1.06
pr Liberal Seduction Jbr Otute. - ? -.
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We an dally receiving oar
SPRING STOCK
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CHARLOTTE, N.iC.v SATURDAY;, SEPTEMBER 3, 1881;
.X:
NO.3,889.'
THEOBSXB.TEBJOB DXFABTMENT' K
Bat been tborouUj nrppltod irtth ry MM -want,
aad with the Mm atrlea e Type, and miy si k
amner of lob FfinUm caa now bedouvttfcr.--neatoea,anttail-c&epnw.rw
can tasxrsun
vital af kiA - i JLtf
WOT HW aaaaaCM . -
'J - I 77. .T." .
rr;o..-. T AG BECELPTS.
7 AittaMrritticDttty rgfrfrrvte-
88 C500jftB, l0tltiuij, &:;
WABXEBS'COBSCTSfaav an established repa
tatlon throuf hout tho world for
Durability, Comfort and ffealtkfulness
We offer these goods to the trade
with confidence, knowing from experience that
they podseas every advantage elalmed for them.
A Kentucky editor unra " Wa om nnt umBinu
for the article In our Inside. It waa contributed by
a mena," etc. in Texas it la the barkeeper who to
responsible for what la la many of the editors' tn
sldea. Texas Sittings. v. i V ; ' - i
"7 n w ujuiUiU'O pwts-ei imnnmn M)iaii,
He has advised Oscar. Wilde te go to this country
aad lecture. ,
Then are ladles who shonld hn mmtufni
when they eat com from the cob. At a watering'
place hotel the other evening a lady at dinner
made so frightful a bite at the ear that whenhe
released it ber upper set of false teeth came with
It. Mew York Herald.
WE HAVE
JUST RXCIIVED
or THK
A LARGE LOT
CORALIIIE, ABDOMINAL
ATD
NURSING CORSETS.
ALSO
Warner's 50c Corset !
The best for the money ever sold in this market
We will be pleased to hare the trade ' Inspect
these goods. Satisfaction guaranteed In every
vase vi aiuney razunaea.
T. L. SeMe & Co.
ang38
tWITS AND IW,
which will be more complete than ever before
and comprises the
Best Brawls iLaWStyk
LADIES', MISSES', CHILDRKN3,'
GENTS', BOIS'. AMD YOUTHS'
FINE BOOTS1 SHOES
A SPECIALTY.
Lower grades all goods In ear line In variety and
all prices.
FULL STOCK
STETSON HATS,
and a pretty line
Straw Hats, Trunks, Valises k Satchels,
ALL SIZES AND RRICS3.
Call and see us.
PEGRAM & CO.
feb20
il
' 1 11
' ills i
PEtro mm
5lailr0ajfts,
18 A PTJEELY VEGETABLE BSVEDY
for DrrKiHfATi and EXTKRHATi Use. -
A sure and speedy cure for Sore
Throat, Coughs, Cklds, Diphtheria,
Chills, Diarrhea,Dyentery,Craxxip,
Cholera, Summer Complaint, Sick
Headache,Nenralgta,BheTi mat.jgm.
Bruises, Cats, Sprains, etc
jvnteujf wajt to use vuernauv or eaemaayjma
trtotn to afford relief. No lamilv can aflbrd ta
be withoot it. Sold by all druggists at M
50u, and l a bottle. -'"IT,
PERRY DAVIS ft 60N, ProprlOfft
ProvldnolRi
July 23 d Aw Jul tog.
Conteu Tine MG-KorlliMallB
nuns oni auriB.
Dale,MHyl5'81
No. 47
Daily
N0.4S
Daily
No. 43,
Dally
Lt. Charlotte,
" A-L Depot
" " Junen
" Salisbury,
Arr.Greensboro
Lv.Ureensboro
Arr.Ralelgh
Lv. "
Arr. Golds boro
t?. Greenahorp
tor wchmona
Lv- lanvule
" N. Danvflle
" Barksdale
" Drak'sBr'ch
" Jeterevllle
Arr. Tomahawk
Arr. Belle Isle
Lv. "
Arr.Manehester
AffRtchmond
AH
4.05 .
'5.58
8.03 A
r-8.25-Aw.
1.40 TM
4.uu m
8.25 m
10.2 1 AM
1027
10 68
12 87 PM
2.24 TM
8.20 PM
4.05 FV
4.10 FX
4.13 TM
4.18 VM
6.15 J
6.20 J
7.50 i
0.80 J
-9.60 am
PM
11
11
124)1
i.ao
2.55 FM
8-51 PM
4.28 PM
4.85 PM
48-PM
4.43 AK
4.15 PM
450 PM
.07 PM
-4.16 PM
for Rlch-Afadonly
iTHETOriLY MEDICINC
I
: ppr.XTCHXS LIQUID OB DSY FQII 1
' That Acts at the same tine mm' f.
TSS LITER, TBI S0T7XLS,
'' ASD TBS SID ff ITS.
WHY ARE WE SICK?
Btcau4 w4 allow Vuu great organs to
becomt dogQtd or torpid, and poUowmi
ktuuarMar fJiArifnr foreid. into thd blood
Mthat lAouldbe expuitd naturauy.
r
7-28
TRApiS 6OTH0 SOrjTH.'
J
Date,Hay 15 '80
Lv. Richmond
" Burkerllle
Act. N. Danvlile
Lv. " " T
DanvlUe I.
Arr. Ureensboro
Lv. "
" Salisbury
Arr. A L. Junction
" Charlotte
Lv. Richmond
" Jeterevllle
" Drak'sBr'ch
" Barksdale
" Danville
;; Benaja
Qreu8boro
,Wlb.ury
A". Charlotte
Na42
Dally.
1.00 Pi
No. 48
Dally.
12.00 M
2.48 FM1
6.05 pm
6.18 pm
8.17 PM
R87PM
10.88 PM
10.45 pm
2.25 AM
7.00
7.25 ami
7.27 am
9.26 am
9.81 AM
11.16 AM
12.45 PM112.15 AM
12.20
NO. 50
Dally
2.55 pm
4.41 PM
6.07 PM
7.25 PM
7.51 PM
8.65 PM
9.27 PM
11.05 PM
12.26 J
12.80 AM
SALXM KBAHCM.
NO. 48 Dally, except Sunday.
leave Greensboro..... 0.40 PM
Arrive Salsra.. ...... 11.40 FX
Na 47-Dallr, exeept Bunday. '
Leave Salem ............ 70 AM
Arrives Ureensboro... v.UO AM
NO. 42 Dally, except Suaday.,
Leave Greensboro. 10.00 am
Arrives 8alem.......i 11.80 AM
NO. 48-Dallf.
Leave Salem 6.80 FM
Arrive Greensboro.......... ......... 4, 7.80 PM
WILL SURELY mtUS?
KIDMEY DISEASES, , ,
PlSjeASES, FEMALJC WKAKKSJCS
' AXD NXKVOUB DISOltDEHS,
bv eauMitut fru action of thut oraant and
rutoring their power to throw off diuau. .
Why suffer Billons paias aad aches! .
Why tomsaUd with Piles. &stiptIo!
Why WghteaedOTer disorder Kldaeysl
Wh sadare aerveas or sick haadachMl
Vm KLDNBY-WOIlTond nfoUx in IsaUk.
It is pa an ta p7.Tece$ala
dabs oa. paekaM qU six PM ft
medWUM,'' AlotoXImldlTW,fa
t9it acta with quAi flIcnci- i itaf PP
&t Vt OS TOP DRUOaiST.. pbjci;
t WMLi,iacaWSQS C,.Pr's,
CVfUl send the dry poa.pi4-) . SCaHJOTOXjTT,
2T
March 27 d&wly
roctnn
Tk Fttm awl
iw, tmiiMiii. mmm -
Limited malls Nos. 49 and 50 will only make
Snoit StannjUHM t nnlnta ninuiri ah th aeliMllllM.
Passengers taking train 49 from Charlotte will
tet aboard at the & AD. B, a. depot. ThU train
raakes (dose connection at Greensboro for Baleiga,
yvwauuro newDems ana aupouHsso wuuuur
ton ft Wnldnn ! - ' ... .(.
Passenger, trains Nov 47 and 48 make all loyal
ftops between Charlotte and Richmond, , and be
tween Greenshtun. Saloiirh and flaMsoerO: NO.-47
piaklnf eonoecOoQ with W. N. C R, at Salisbury
ior Aabevllle ISaadavs excected) and atooeon-
necunt; at Greensboro wtth salens Braach Saa)
Jlai excentedi TTvT'-.imi.-i 4 -
' f antw Wns Moa.11 and AS make all local
stqpS befweeii-'Chartotta .utd Biaimood except
WWW. - L!
L JUl fsnnars, Mouiera, wimw wn.
EasVwfco areawsersbla with JChrsptpsu, RhtwaaO
ttiNeuralgia, of Bowd, Kidaay or UfC4
a mh ran Vialavlrmtcd and caradbv ann
.gJriiiltitiag'tf.
if
fyou mr wastutg away
with Consump
ddoos.
tipstioa or sny wwIcmm, joa wiU n.a 3
naien mim ui. i .
r. . "r 1 i.m,!mm. oA
p us system, ii Xr A:
1
?3tirff'
m Pass, and Ticket agsnl
i1
SITUATIOHVAIITEO.
- A coiAASD ptiimtxr. of atx ssars expeneaee,.
'ilL-wantaa steady sUaatloo.! Can rmaks op" a
natwr. ram a araca. and is -competent -to; tare
eharMethataechanlcaldapartment s a news
vaparJ Will work vsry cheap during tae aummer.
OBSERVATIONS.
My poor boy." exclaimed the anxious another.
unwinding the bandage that was wrapped around
bis "right duke," and exposing to view the skinn
ed and bleedlnsr knuckles: "How did - too aver
come to do it? What an awful-looking hand. If
conflagration or eerieslpleum should set In what
would your unf ortnlt father sty?" The poor boy
didn't seem to take a very ready grip on the prob
lem thus presented in reference to his paternal
parent, bat his face lit up with something like
savage satisfaction as he observed: "If yon think
that's awful, mother, yen ought to see BilfSteb-
Dinr nose." uroosuyn jtagie.
One of the Indian chiefs now in Waahinetnn ra .
eently ordered a glass of soda water, "with a heap
ueat sn water. - nommg "untutored" aooui mat.
An "Indian idol" was recentlT slowad tra in
Woodbury and tney don't know whether lt is a god
or a devlL if u has a handle on and holds about
two gallons lt Is a Woodbury god.-Canaan News.
lTEatS OF INTEREST
Most persons will be rather surorised
to know that a yery fair quality of su
gar is made from rags.
Five hundred workmen and eicht
tons of type are employed at Lahore's
great printing office at Paris probably
the largest in the world.
A plan to get Mexico to assume
Maximillian's Mexican debt of about
$75,000,000 is a London speculation in
which the Rothctulds are said to be interested.
The largest span of wire in the
world is the telegraph across the river
Kistnab, in India. It is 6,000 feet long
and connects the summit of two
mountains, each 1,200 feet high.
President Garfield's life is insured in
wo companies to the amount of $60,-
000. He took out the policies a short
time previous to the attempted assassi
nation.
A Pittsburg doctor has in a jar the
heart of aman who was noted for gen
erosity, and was always called "a big-
neartea man. Tne heart is yery small,
and is even said to be the smallest ever
known.
About 150 men, women and children
are employed in the peach canning es
tablishment in "Knoxville. Seven hun
dred bushels of peaches are used per
day.
A band of masked men, many of
whom are Germans, has been holding
meetings. in the woods near Irvington.
N. J., to devise ways and means to kill
Guiteau. They are members of a socie
ty formed for the same purpose which
seems to be acquiring strength rapid-
J
A fact worth knowing is that: iron or
steel dipped for a few minutes into a
solution of carbonate of potash or iron
win remain iree rrom rust for many
years.
Santander bark has been discovered
in Colombia, South America. The re
sult is quinine in New Tork is now
selling for $2. Last year at this time
it fetched $3.20 an ounce.
Miss Sallie Hewitt, daughter of the
Hon. Abram S. Hewitt, of New York,
at a Newport fox hunt, jumped a wall
four feet six inches in height, and ear
ried it by a foot that is her horse did.
A fragment of a prehistoric garment
with a piece of wood attached, has
been found in a deposit of salt in Ne
vada. It appeared to have been knit
by hand from the inner fibre of a tree.
A similar fragment was once found in
Louisiana, among the bones of a mas
todon, which proved its very great an
tiquity.
Tho Virginia Midland Railroad.
Richmond Dispatch, Sept 1.
It was reported and believed in finan
cial circles yesterday that the . Rich
mond and Danville Itailro&l syndicate
had purchased, or was aboot'to pur
chase, a controlling interest in the Vir
ginia Midland Railroad, which extends
from Alexandria through Lynchburg
to uanviue. . ip was said tnat negotia
tions to this end5' have 'been pending
for nearly two weetts, and that -how
the arrangements' are about complete.
and that the consequence: win pe tne
removal by thoADaville-oompa:By
people of o a lormwawe jrtyai, ana- the
RMttiriru? to them, of an all-rail line
from northern centres to.foe Carolinas,
Georgia and Mississippi. . :
General -iv -;m 3Jjgan was in jsew
York yesterday, and it is believed that
his business there was with this mat
tor.
A leading member of the syndicate
who is now in Kicumod was ftp-
m v . . 1 TV
proacnea yesteraay aiiernoon oy a Amt-
patch reporter and asked; to8 give for
publication the, particulars of the pur
chase, offer to purchase, of Which-he
was nndoubtediy wen inroxmea.
Bjb reDliedi "lam not able at pres
ent, to give you any definite informa
tion.; I think anything saict wouia De
nneertain."
r wa i
Another gentleman aeepiy interest
ed, in the syndicate said that he had
heard something!bout a sale, but it
was MnfidehtiaLand"iie was not there
fore atUberty to say how far matter
had arone. He thought. 'however, that
there had as yet been- no fofftcialT inti
mation of 4he accomplishment of the
One of the best i informed men in
Baltimore, in reply io: a teleferaeask-
fng him to see the Baltimore and Ohio
n -1 1 . i . 1.1
itailroaa autnomies ana report tiro 10-
fuilt. last niflrht telecranhed- here: "The
Midland is not going' to seu out to tne
Bichmond and Danville liailroad syn
dicate. - - ' " : .
A Sad and ratal Acctdfcut.
Anaon Times.
; On Friday iast,-while leayisg the de
pot with avfcM:0f:I!nDerV-MrL
iordl Trea4$wartneit
noAidAnt . that, cost him 'his' life:' It
seems that the wagon had been loaded
a negro ntfoy " wasoriving ana -Mta
Treadaway was seated opon the top of
thelutober Th6 dot was lust tfriyiug
nvfr thin Oheraw' KailTOad: track; when
an engine was steaming up -'itom thf.
depot. The: muleseeinjt the. fengihe;
became frightened, and turning round
besran to run wbt? -The -boy i lamped
off, andiMr, ; Treada.waf;QHdertook to
QO SO WWrUuv AtUtIMiu wo, rPS-
ran over it, breaking theJiglL.
midwaWDetwWtt-U
He was tAken hom near by, and meds-,
calaidTJaonea'lmme Bs
IHk ttU- UiU mail, wio, piiuy. tt an iaiua d
thai hfimmfMim
MmitjMA sijitA thatriiirht, BTrrri&lri
ed so vntii-hia deathjhleh; occufredn
MoDdaymornraiJr xwir yueir, w
reavement thftiamuy hare tne, sympa
thy of our enure commuiuiy.;
atovtgate rvks away
Bis StsaliMg Amoan.tlBs; to tl70,000
Tbe Captalbs Trkereaboats.
Special to the Philadelphia Times. '
WashtngtOit. Auiamst SlzAddition-
al developments : in, the Howgateease
show atill further embezzlements. . The
8um has nowrown to $170,000 and the
back, comities are yet to hear from.
His property in this city was seized on
attachment to-aay dj tne government.
It will not cover one-half the amount
stolen. Meanwhile the gallant captain
is missing. From, being short in his
accounts he has actually become short
himself. The direction taken is un
known, but it is supposed he has been
in Canada several days. His bondsmen
are left in the lurch to the tune of $40-
000.. They are good for the amount,
Thercaptain is reputed to have taken
with him about $22,000 cash. He has
also, taken his . mistress. Nellie BurrilL
the story of whose laison with How
gate first appeared' in these dispatches
uu lurmaneu tne ciuo w uio govern
ment officers. Fortunately for his wife
the latter was left behind by the scoun
drel, and this wife is now left, with a
grown daughter, entirely penhiiessr.'It
appears that this plan of escape has
been premeditated. The wife had some
Eroperty of her own, but the licentious
usband got possession of . it in some
way, disposed of it and kept the money.
A part of this was in furniture.-: When
the exposure of his Thirteenth street
establishment and the family row
which accompanied its discovery by his
wife occurred he sent his wife and
daughter to Ocean Grove. Once out of
the way they were kept in ignorance as
to what was going on. He then took
the elegant furniture out of the Thir
teenth street establishment and dis
posed of it, moving his mistress to a
more secluded spot. He then took his
wife's furniture and placed it in the
deserted house and collected all his
rents in advance, and otherwise raised
money by converting his securities.
His counsel made a vigorous fight to
get his bail fixed at as low a figure as
Eossible. His bold move of coming
ack here at the first moment after his
arrest in Detroit is supposed to haVe
been a part of the bluff game he was
E laying to get away with what property
e had in this .city. He evidently
thought he could get away from here,
where he had so many personal friends,
on his own personal recognizance, but
Captain Howgate overreached himself,
and the gratings of a prison rose be
fore his vision before he had been here
twenty-four hours. It is thought by
those who know him that he was plan
ning for flight with his mistress to the
Sandwich Island, as they had long ago
laid an immigration scheme of that
kind. "When the appraisers went over
his houses to-day it is reported that
some very rich discoveries were made.
Where the guilty birds have flown is
pure matter of conjecture. There are
four persons, however, who are just
now very anxious to know, and these
are the forsaken wife, the United States
Marshal of the District of Columbia
and the two bondsmen.
What Texas ts Doing In the Way Pro
duction and Progress.
Galvestton. Sept. 1. A special sta
tistical edition of the News to be pub
lished to-morrow morning proves con
clusively the rapid development of
Texas, it shows that 1,634 miles of
railways have been completed within
a year. That within two years 41 ad
ditional towns of commercial impor
tance have beerrl reached by rail or
have sprung into existence, and that
the value of thewtate's products has
increased from $57,820,141 in 1878-'70 to
$9560,930 in 1880-'81.
The cotton crop of the State, its chief
staple, reached the magnificent total in
the year 1880-'S1 of 1,26047 bales. The
following is the exhibit based on the
exact figures and calculations of the
amount and -value of the State's sta
ples for 1880-'81 : Cotton; 1,260,247 bales;
value, $56,711,115; wool, 20,671,839 lbs.;
valued at S4.754.525: hides. 12.262.052
lbs.; value, $1,471,448; cattle, 781,874
head, including .drive, tvalue,, $16,923,
018;, horses and r mules, 28,175 head,
value. $1,408,750 iirrain. 30.685 car loads:
valuje. $6,94175 r lumber: ' 278:609.543
feet j value, $5,572,l9r cotton1 seed, cake,
land- oil, 1,242,315 ; nii$cellarie6ttS tJro-
-ffucts, $1,344,728; sugar and molasses,
B91.3TO. Total Value. $95,960,930. NO
data are at hand by which can be rec
oiled the amount of money brought in
to toe state Dy : immigrants ana others
and by investors in real estate and per
sonal property, although the amount
from these sources must be very large.
midland If. Ciaroiad.
Salisbury Watchmaa.
CaPt. Wm. Cairn civil engineer, is
here equipping for the re-survey of the
Miaiana. ne nas finished the prelimi
nary survey to- Brush creek, where he
met col. Gardner .-and wa corps.
'; ;He begins to rim ether .pecessary-ex-perimental
lines and to locate, on Wed
nesday of this week. He is is just from
Newborn,, where t the . "corps finished
maps, profiles and estimates. Capt
Cain says they have, found a good line,
and that the work of construction will
be begun in a few weeks."
Col. Gardner is 'now Winning a line
from Pittsboro to-Bjaleigh, The east-!
era terminus is not yet decided Ral
eigh and Goldshor, being the points to,
decide between. When located a force
is to be put to work at Tjoth ends," so
that the work may progress-as rapidly
as possible. p
. Capt Cain says : ':YdrM0p:eem
to think that whefitthe'suwmlaTione,
all is done. T(04ttillfinjBYt
will be built wbjetfe&th copilf: get
the Western roaaoraoi.wsfc;.-v;-'.
On ibeWs-VA"';;-
Ljenoir Topic. ' -'.--4: , '
"We are informed that Lige Church,
wViv ia Marnntfid" in Tavlorsvirie tn an.
ier for killing Miss Thompson, is ly
ing out near iteeay rrancn in mixes.
In this connection we give some par
ticulars of the preliminary examina
tion of Dockery, now in jail on the
same charge. He was caught on the
nntwr Adorn nf "Wilkes, where ha had
l)een working in a distiUerv;;Ho want
i.' , .m a,Jj n '.'Wi' W'm -,
M IB W
JUST RECEIVED SOME
(D A IL n (B IB &
IN BKAUTirUt PATTERNS, VXHY CHEAP. OUB DOMESTIC STOCK IN
B L E A. C H-ES-.D Gr O O D
IS OOMPLXTE. PLENTY Ot THAT TEST POPULAB BLEACHEB DOMESTIC AT IOC
We are oflfering bargains in seyeral lines of good. Another stock of Trunks and Valise.
Come and see us.
eepi.
HARGRAVES & WIL,HELM.
11881 AID(BlD8f'M, 18811
123 SF IES IrS G3- 31 3KT
WILL SUCH INDUCEMENTS BE GIVEN IN
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING !
A8 ABE NOW OFFERED BY
IL
IlBiiowaiimgBno & UBipcdoo
FOR CASH ONLY
OUR $15.00 AND $lfl;50 SUITS FOR , .
12.50 " 14X) - u
. , .$12.50 j OUR $9.00 AND $10.00 SUITS FOR $7A
IOjOOI 8.00 u 9.00 - 6.00
ill's,
THE BIGGEST BARGAINS EVEB GIVEN IN
an Yottths' C
othmg.
CALL EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS.
Oil
KTodw
M FALL
FOR THE
WfflIIME ;&HjIH MADDIE
Is Now Ready for Inspections
Our Mr. Baruch is now North purchasing the Retail Stock, which will be rnm-
plete by September 15th.
Our stock is COMPLETE in every department. We invite attention to our new styles ot
Clothing-rrrGents Furnishing Goods,
Ladies Cloaks, Shayls, Etc.,
of which we have made a specialty. Also, a large variety of Carpets and Blankets. Call
and ydu will lindj prices to suit the times. , ; ; ELIAS & COHEN;
BECKETT & MeDOWELL,
ENGINEERS, IRON F0UBDEES& MACHINISTS,.;,
ed to go by . a stump where. hQ had sp&e.
money and a pistoi ma ne swore, on
trial, that he got the pistol from Church
and the money fromrhisempkryerv the
tlistiller. Among the coins whh Qock
ery took from the stump, was onfc pari
ticular piece about the sie o( amty
piece, whieh old Mr. Tbompson ident
fied as havinff been sto!enol.1rtia;
Ouri informant, Hoe ja0tTSio.tany-.
fhintr. shrait' the ' COlQ CXCeDC that, it
f "very peculiar9 and that Mr. R. Z. Lin-5
4llw J tknf ia Vinflr nmr soon nna
flSfeelt.- , .'. , . . . '
I . i ' I i-. .
I ...antUMia ...l.-i.l. V
a BOA DQIUO M micr iih' i uk tutu ui .
mtMiJSJM tarn. allonot nUfc. 1 as aa aBDetl-
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(otoc lftslt, mlnvlW -aTid it a wooarM
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