Stye l)atIotteibSir.
LOCAL
THURSDAY, SEr; Bssj
SOCIETY blREOTbaY
i .
Phalajtx Lodss Nx 81, A. I.&i. 1L-Beular
meeting every second and fourth Monday nllit.
Excxxbiob Lox Na 261, aVTf. de A. M. B
ular meeting every first aat mini Tuesday lUghta?
CHABLom Chaptxb Na 89, R. A. M. Regular
meeting every second and 1 ounn Friday nigotsT
Chakuhtb OonuHDABr Na- 2, K. T. Rea-ular
meeting every first and third Thursdays.
K.OPH.,
knights or Hohob. Regular ; meeting n
second and fourth Thursdays, ' .
Knights or Pythias. Regular meeting nlahta
first and third Wednesdays, 7 o'clock pTm. atMa-
sonlc Temple HalL.
CHiKLorra Lodqi Noi 8i-Meeta every ' Mon
day night.
Mkcklkhbubs Dbclabatioh Loses Na a
Meets every Tuesday night. r, jr .
Dim Lodqb Na 108. Meets'every Thursday
night ., . :' :
Catawba Rim KMOAKPianrr Na 21. Meets
r irst and third Thursday night to each month.
index to Now AdTertlaomenta.
Opera House Nightingale MhWrela ' 1
Boarding C W. Bradsbaw.
Notice-Wlttkowsxy ft Bantehi '-1 . t
Wanted-Board. '
HOME PENC1XJ NGs,
t- Fruits , are , rapidly disappear-
i ug
ly Kunkels!jNighUnala Minstrels
next. U U,j f iiv
Typhoid fever is growing beauti
fully less. - 1
C" Judge? Avery haa not- yet ren
dered hisdiclsiob In the Cochrane case.
cyThe noon mail from the north,
was one hour and , ! half ate.;yester
day. ' ' 71 " ' Ij "" '
EST All the farmers are busy sowing
wheat. What sublime faith, after the
drought.
EThe roadbed of the 'Atlantic,
Tennessee andQhio is said now to be
in first rate order.
A meeting of the congregation of
St. Peter's Episcopal Church takes place
to-night at the churph building.
The balcony in the opera house
is tour or five degrees hotter than the
parquette winter or summer. The hot
air rises, you knpw.
tW The big four squad of police
men have killed thirty dogs within the
week beginning last Thursday. The
other squad will try its hand the com
ing week. : 1
IW The wounded burgler, Biggers,
now in jail, is rapidly getting well.
There is little doubt that hewill be Jin
perfectly good condition by the time he
comes to be hanged.
tW It is rumored that the present
night schedule on the W.N.C.R. II.
will be changed in a few days so that
the run to and. from Asheyille.wiU be
made in the day. ' J " ,
W Mr. McSmith, of the Mqsic
flouse, has bought for the coming sea-,
son 100 Chickering pianos, 200 Mathu
sbek and 600 organs. He expects a big
and safe business ttis fall and winter,
Our exchanges from adjacent
sections nearly all contain the adver
tisement of the well-known house of
Wittkowsky & Baruch. if there, is a
bouse in Charlotte that knows how to
make advertising pay, they do. ' -
IQEstheticrThe "utterly utter"
kind of talk has infected the street
gamins, one of whom, afer picking up
a more than usually fragrant cigar
stump exclaimed to hi friend: "Jack,
this is quite too positively bully."
tT The dray horse of Messrs. Davis
& Calder ran away from the Richmond
& Danville freight depot yesterday. He
turned ud College street and flung the
wagon down the embankment opposite
the gas house. '. The wagon was demol
ished and the horse slightly put
Communion services will be hehi
at the Second Presbyterian church Sun
day. A preparatory sermon win oe
0-
of
the Associate Reformed chapel.
E38fA gentleman in the city from
Morganton, yesterday stated that
for seven days during the anxious
time of the President's dying and
lying in state there was no mail in
Morganton, all the mail cars being
above the washouts on" the Western
North Carolina Railroad. . '
JSrYom Kipper, the day of Atone
ment, according to the 'Jewish faith,
Will occur next Monday. The tn days'
of penitence are nowjbeing pherved,
occurring from Eriday last, the com
mencement of JSev Ver. and continu
htfibrdugh Mdn4f. tta thatidy the
stores of bur Jewish citUens Will again
be closed.""
Robbedi. . . . .
Mr. W. B. Mavhew. in Davidson
township, was robbed of. $61.05' lasti
Sunday night, the thief having Entered
the house while the family was asleep.
The money was taken from the pockets
of his pants. No clue to the thief.
iaa i t . B ..
Crooked SptriM. jVjJ
On the 22d inst, Dr. Gi L Houston in
Payiason township, near Mount
Mpurne, found two parrels, of crqqEea
ganar;!ve1ftd "Sotee toWqh and
Jtftcks, each barrel containing :ten, op
telye gafldns, U restivtngnTesum-
ably beeu disposed Of n m mSfifoQf
hood, " ' ' . .
Senator Vaaco mt tb AtiHtjriExpl.
Hon.
Gov. Vance has been invited by the
executive committee of the Atlanta
Exposition to deliver the address of
welcome for the South" en the occasion
of the opening exercises on the 5th of
October. He has accepted the invita
Benator Voorheps, of Indiana, re?
jiponus for the estW yortft.
Death of n irWnf PbyaU:Ti. 1 1
We regret to learn that Dr. Thos,l4.
Martin died at bis home near Walkers
ville, in Union oountv. N. C- on the
25th inst. He was the son of T. L.
Martin. Esq.. of HarriBbursr. and had
been located in Union county about
three years, where .he acquired a large
practice.' He had been married only
about eighteen months, and -conse
quently leaves a young -wife to tnonrn
,1 '- - -1
Deplorable 8t4Mff Af lairs.
A A cur'lqus' young kntletoanf yester
day took it into hu head to count the
niarriageable yotoftg -women and men
latown. He abandoned tke count of
the former, nowever: with a algh when
Trade and Tit. .triif- lnnA toanned
out ninetyengihleo
v..o uu4B town xurnuneaomy weui.f r
Oman in ts Vaan Tiinalf liin and
rook pretty while a man hak not only, to
igbt the world, the 'flesh and the devil,
but must be pretty well 'Area i(r many
aya besides. : ' tmw
..S W HOBS eTBSNGTH reetortafpower
in a 60e bettuW p.. du. tmiih than tn a
bushel mt atait or acallon ef milk, as ma appeUV
"'vwoa porlflet and kidney orracton 'loam u
hofoto Uk?lCaDdUvaljSitod
uTiKuium ior ound and body, seeadr.
preached to-nignt oy k?v. jk. 4.. nm-
eard. of the Lutheran church, ana t
fnorrow night by Xlev. Mr: Waller,
Cap. Klrklsuad'a Leg amputate. .
K- It is learned with regret that the fa-
vuroia reports or uapt. b, 8. Klrkland's
iu. lecoyexy- irom ine ejects of the
accident by which his lea waa broken
8omtweeks.ago,ert 'rather prema
tuitbcamei necessary 44ast Saturi
day to amputate his left leg above the
knee. lie is still in Rutherfprdtoii. The
oporfcanpurg ii era ia says the operation
wasnerrormed by Dr; T. -8. Means, of
Spartanburg, assisted by Drs. Rucker,
Craton, Harris, and Hicks, of Ruther
fordton. He is reported to be doing as
Wall na ftA liA a. ' . " -
vwu uc uiyecteu unaer tne cir
cumstances, , ..
A New ni06la Ratkerfr4Un.
- The Spartanburg Herald says: "We
ro giaa to iearn tnat our old friend
Dr. A. H,;Kabors, of Rutherford coun
ty, N. C has had the. good fortune to
find a gold mine on a plantation he
owns in McDowell county, JX," C. A
geptleman who has, seen some speci
mens from this mine informed us that
some rocks weighing t pounds would
turn out 20 pennyweights of gold, t We
congratulate Dr. . on his good luck.
and hope it will turn out to be a per-
aoci, uouanza,
nyw'm Cnrt,
Another full attendance at
mayor's court yesterday morn ins.
jthe
Jim Fox, colored not the famous
Jim-of the Central Hotel, however
was fined 82.50 and costs for an assault
on Anderson Crawford.
':J' A. Ligon, a respectable-looking
young white man; who has been In
Charlotte for some days on a bloody
drunk, was fined $2.50 and costs. ,
Mary Clinton and Mary Wilson, two
colored unrepentant Magdalens, were
up for an affray. The former was fined
$2.50 aad costs, and the latter $5.00 and
costs.
Pemaak
Mr. M. M. McRae, who was confin
ed to his bed in Asheville dnring the
greater part of the summer from an at
tack of fever, has returned to the city,
and will soon visit friends and relatives
in Montgomery county.
-The Winston Leader says: We
Welcome to Winston Mr. E. J. Allen
and family, of Charlotte. Mr. Allen
will open in a few days, a large and
splendid stock of jewelry in the Jokn
ston building " Mr. Allen has closed
out his business here to his former
partner, Mr. W. A. Truslow, who con
tinues at the old stand. The removal of
Mr. Allen from Charlotte will be heard
with great regret y the very large
number of friends lie has here.
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Prof. J. C Baker comes up trromptly
for Octobe--Wercan: Jtmt .admire the
indomitable BWrlt? of .'the prophet, so
8ublimery in4iserentderlficaUon:
1-2 fair and little .frost; 8 fair and
cool wind; cloudy, cool wind, north
east ; 6 rainy and cold wind, north
east; 6-7 mostly cloudy and cold, wind,
and little rain; 8 cloudy: 9 cloudy
and fog; 10-H heavy rains; 12-13
nearly fair; 14 little rain; a5 foggy
morning; 16--llttle cloudy; ltlitfle
rain and wind; 18 rain and thunder ;
19-20 fair and eold; ai nearly fair
and cold; 82 cloudy 23 rain and
thinder ; 24 foggy and little rain ; 25
cloudy; 26 rain and cold: 27-28 near
ly fair and Cold ; 29 fair agd cold 30
little cloudy; ai rainj.
A ' Chsurlottean Ua Only Sufferer 1st
tke Atlanta Rowv
The Atlanta Constitution of Tuesday
in the account of the street confusion
Monday afternoon, which was near be
coming a riot, says the only person ac
tually nurt was a Mr. Mifler It was
learned by telegram to his family here
yesterday that thejlr. Miller referred
to was Mr. Jno. Miller, formerly a clerk
in the drug store of Dr. JH. McAden,
who lately became an-employe of a
drug house in Atlanta. Mr. Miller was
struck oyer the lef t eye with a stone .
thrown with great force by an un
known man, and the wound is quite a
bad one, although by ho means danger
ous. The row originated in the arrest
of a colored boy who had knocked a
white lady off the pavement during the
rush for admittance to the opera house
lot the Garfield memorial services.
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1 & W"i
The audience at the opera house last
night was not so ; large as was reasona
bly expected to see so distinguished a
comedian as JnoK. Owens. But those
who were there were fully appreciative
of the rare treat d an evening with
the character creator for Mr. Owens
is that. OTeKemmehtfy. The written
words have tfttW to tio with the result
When the fun Was1 surprised vou into
one of those laughs, which, responsive
not to the ebarp - insertion of a witti
cism, but ,to the diffusive glow of hu
mor, seefha come , through the
pores of 4iiekin and not only fromthe
throat you baye time ta remember that
e rias3&ald 'nothing at' all funny : but
e has dona a great deal. ? He "has acted
svbu Have Seen the' rtoe characters m
you;own , experience act, and it is all
that fun,' so entirely irresis table and
agreeable, which does upon occasion in-
duee men, to forget everything which
mar: be mean or contemptible in its
creator, for the pure pleasure -they de
rive from the idiosmcracies. He was
even pleasanter as "Joshua Butterby"
than as "Solon Shingle."
The other members or the company
acquitted themselves with credit The
pianist's name doeairnot appear upon
Haiel Kirke. on the 10th of October,
wUUiave b&en presented ljOOO times.
and vet it is as popular, as when nrst
put on the toardiv, - ,u- :
f-nuiy jsmerson cwses witn navcr
ly'a Mastodons on the 2d of October,
and will go at once to California to or
ganize a minstrel troupe of his own.
Tom Keene. while playing Riche
lieu at Cleveland the other night suf
fered the uncomfortable mishap or nav
ing his
pany w
dienee
an iuUrtoe? fea!re of. the
Hrf rt'f.mahrA. '
m. -L L .11 11 4- T TT
fine latest ppapr aaya miu.4ft
TTaverlviaabinintO: the circus busi-
nA&fl. nombinina forces with W. C Coup,
At present tne story is omy rownfMS
If itshould become truth, wouldn't that SSSTJe
Fanny Davenport s company ior
i.h-.Mmitnr season will contain the
names of Charles Fisher, Barton Hill,
George Dowell, Harry Pierson May
Davenport ana sasxj saaw. uus mor
. - r-i 1 . . j-w m m
timnr will be business manager.
Oliver Doud Byfoh isr dbinjl the
eensgtidrfal in his Across the Continent
vuvr VhrkerSl and in return for
the blood: and "thunder of the stage,
catches btoodyrrotpflref onpne jaews-
papers, who pcueme yia uatureieu
tnna act An.hAroi04CfaOrn a f '
iXMrJnAiTFflfti wUlnrtog several
companies, aonthi dqringttesensonvarj
ProfwisorrilHeai
KMrVnri isttt. mem-
ber of the RArai uou
exenoary eargeoms oi
land. Professor 01
rr 01 ine nonw,
Wirgeonorn
MY hVl
thvratnanio inowerl
tn Arrilcated Xxtraot of
Itch naroi.-. wi. rw-
rtnatf ulvpeoie Horse-owBer n """TtS
w1Uout iu '!: Cares speedy enter bmlses tormas,
Hai nwaet can . aaorow so;
.7Z: "Tri-ritii tjnataba.
In html ahot af nMM. eta.- BedUCOd TatBS
tA half nllmM mllmt. HMram Cf AorttuoM
tat ton. Depot 60 Maiden Lane. New Lfjrav-
The thing defrtrlm'4' at last Uk drueslst
for Bourh on Bats." It clears -out rats, mice,
I roaches, nles, lTedbuga. 159 per wo. .u. -
Item teem tkCltr ef !PleWrslf' !
Greensbobo, Sept 28, 188H ;
To the Editor of The Observer- ' 1
1 '.llonday last r:dl)eWvea-1aBH'in''i
' becoming manner; out of respect to the
burial of the late President Garfield.
xaayor jscKei . issued' a proclamation
urging' all business ; to be suspended
from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.,' in accordance
witn wnicn an. ousiness houses were
closed. The city wore the appearance
of amulet Sabbath." - ; M
;' On September 21st a fight occurred
between Wm. Bowe and T, II Faucett,
two miners, at tne uanamore iron
Works,' fifteen miles north of this
place, which resulted in the death of
Faucett Rowe used a knife, severing
an artery in the little finger. Fan
cett bled to death before receiving
medical . attention. Both parties are
white, but Rowe's wife is as black as
the ace of spades. During the fight, she
ran np with a club and hit Faucett
twice oyer the head. The coroner held
an inquest and committed Rowe and
ms wire. At tne post mortem exami
nation the physician. Dr. Chas. Glenn.
said the blow, on the head did not pro-i
uuw ueaui,vuii uxj&bbut) ueceaswi aieu
from hemorrhage. The combatants
live in this county but the fight, as now
ascertained, , occurred in Rockingham
county. The prisoners will therefore
be tried in that county
Mr. Jed H. Lindsay, one of the old
landmarks of Greensboro, died very
suddenly Jast , Friday evening at 7
o'clock, , He had been out surveying
some land ; returning home he com-
Elained of a severe aching or pain in his
reast and stomach, caused, as he sup
posed,, from , eating very heartily of
cabbage at dinner. Before medical aid
could be had he died. The deceased
was held In' nigh esteem by this com
munity he wasa Justice of the Peace
foamany years, and presided over the
County Court for a longtime. He was
about 76 years ot age.
Kunkela'x minstrels, who are billed
for Charlotte Oct 1st showed to a good
house here last night It is no exag
geration to say that it is the firiest
minstrel organization that has graced
our boards since the war. The jokes
are all new,: the singing fine, the
music excellent and everything is
chaste and : elegant Mr. George
Kunkel's sold, "The Old Sexton? and
"Becked in the Cradle of the Deep,"
were magnificenteliciting rounds of ap
plause. The brass band is the best ever heard
here. This company is making a tour
of the State under the management of
Messrs. Willis and Nicholson, two
clever young men of this place.
Don't you want a few printers in
Charlotte? We have about a dozen
idle ones here. Thev are anxious to
leave this climate, especially since one
of the number has donned a striped
suit
Mr. Charles Benbow. of the firm of
King, Ben bow and Co., died at the Ben
bow House Friday night of fever, af
ter an illness of seven days He was a
young man of great promise, in the
prime of life, greatly esteemed by jall
who new Jam.
Charley Ray. white, brakeman on a
freight train, accidentally fell from the
top of the cars while attending to his
duties, and was run over by the
caboose car, severing both legs from
tne body, lie is not expected to
live.
Greensboro has four beer saloons: no
liquor license is granted. If those ad
vocates of anti-prohibition, who aver
that beer will not intoxicate, will come
here and view the situation, perhaps
they will change their opinion. Drunk
enness "stands out in bold relief." But
perhaps their beer is taken with a "fly"
in it Who knows? It is generally sup
posed that the "fly" can be had without
tne Deer.
Married in this city on Monday night
at the residence of the bride's parents,,
by Rev. Dr. J. Henry Smith, Mr. Michael J
ir etier ana jsuss sjojinia dw&hu.
Essex
Women that have been riven no br then dear
est friends as beyoad help, nave been permanent
lv eared bj tbe nae ot Lrdla X. PlnJfcnam's Vegetv
male compTalnta.
8end to Mrs. Lydla X. Pinkbam, 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass., for pamphlet.
MARKETS BT TELEGRAPH
SljPTSWXB 2. 188.
pBoncrcs.
BaIiTIMom Noon Floor steady: Howad street
Uand Western super S5.00a5.75, extra $d.25ad.75.
ramur i.Z6a.oo;ouy mnis-saper ,&.eua6.7o,
extra Sa.25a6.75, family &00a8.25; tto brands
S7.75a8.0O, FaUpseo fan. 8.50 Wbeat-eoataern
red 1.40al8, amber lSa.58. CornBoathem
white90,yeaow72. -
BaLTiawaa Nlfbt-Oats Westarn wMteBla&S
do mixed 49a50, Pennrflvanla 61a5S. ProYlalons
neu pork 20.75; new i ; boUr 'meats
loose snoolders , elear sides , ditto' packed
9UllVieon-sbouliers 10J4.arlb sides 12.
bams 14a 1 &. . Lard reOned Oerees 13. Cofleo
Rio cargoes ordinary to fair 8al2. 8tupw.
A mOt Whiskey 11.19. ;
CtswnniAti rioni family ' 7.00a7.80,' fanye
7.50a8.00. - Wheat No. 2 red 'winter 1.4M50.
Corn at 72. Oats at 45aft, Fork at KU.oa
Lard at 12.05. Bulk meats- -shoulders
ribs 11.09: bae3n SBOaldets m Hbs 11, elea)
sides 12. Whiskey at 1.15. Sogair-bBrds
nUa, New Orleans 8a8. Qogsoommon
and light 5 40a8.85,
tltt. s .
ananaioners 0.40a
Maw Tona Bonthetn Sour firmer: eommon
M fair extra 6.757.50, cood to enoiot 7.60a8.75. 1
Wheat nneraded white LUUaiO. com
ungraded 6Wa76. Oats 43 for No. a. Cof
feeBio eaiKoes OVbalS. Sugar fair to good
refining SVa, prime ; reflned standard A
0. alolaasea Sew Orleans 80a55, Porto EToo
HRaKH BAMn-9.KAa9.Rft. Tnrne&ttaM- SSUk
Wool domostle rieees vU4a4U. ouiiea 'ZH&4iL
anwasbed 12aB5, Texas t4aSl. Pork Itt75a20.oa
middles long eteaz Xi, short elear ills, , UKiS
and short life. La- Ii85a40. : ''Sr
QALBrnmam Jlrm : middling Ilia: lorn mlddl'a
l(mo; good ordinary Qe: net ree'ls 1,021; gross
; sales 1,750; stock 50.915: exp'tteoastwtse
653; to Great Britain 6,783; counant . . -
NosroLK Steady : middling lle: net reeefptj
263; groat;-?- stOQka8e4; exports eoastwtse
l.iBi saiei h- txpSQi to ureat nuin.
Biurnaosa Firm; mld'g lle; low mldd'g
11: goodcosd'y 0ke; netTteo'a -t gross
569; sales t-f; stock 4,786; exports coastwise
; spmners n export trOreat BrlUla ;
to connnent
BoeTOiftluni SaMdnng 12tto; low middling;
llMtsj axxMtord'y lOWe; net receipt a2d; Tfita
478; aides ' .' stdek 4,295; exports, to QreAt
Britan ioo;to vranos. f- r
ocieonpir 4oui
VmriIX9ijmMtAS t ,B&:i IM
Pa-n.ATMmt Tlrfa ; Buvidung 12e.r lew
middling lllte; good ordinary LOttaMMeeeiptv
w. - DQA. mmmi J , . "
4859; exjwrtopr.lritAln JOO, C'! ,'
I BaVabiuX Q
madatak iVfrr. us saatg
n-reeeiparoBW5.
00; "took 48,820 rvrp. eoa.
Mruam- connnent
NiW 0BIAAJ-Qmet; mldd'g 11: low M-
diins 1 0SA: cood ord'v iOc: net receipt 2.440:
gros3,267; ales 706; stock 105 ,804 export
Great Britato 4,rM4i r3 Coatr78,lt : -
XnvrriTTirBi- mldtflln UlAer
10o; KOnrdlnari TDlaei netWtr 87
V-; aaiaa'l.flOO; stock 18JM2; exn,
nancy ; to Great Britain. , .1
Mawpm steadv: mlddllnr lllhe: receipts
1,920; shipments 112; sales 8,000; stock 82,649.
itTBiarrA Onlai: mlddlln lie.: low" mid
dllng lOVic good ordinary. 9o; jeoatpta 1880;
snipments ;aaies iu. '.s;
cmamt.wom Quiet; mlddllnr llfte: low mid
mnm iiiba: voud ordlnsjT lOKte.: er reeeiDtt
2,463; gross ; sales l00;stock 26,048i exports
enaafWiM s ixreac jpnmut , wumwut. ;
waw Tnu Cotton oniet: sales
iUkianiia io.a-mlddllnr Orleans ia
VMi BToas 5.821 : eoildAtnfet reCts 15,778;
L v . 1 t ! Hi ai I W norf . aHaitS a IM1U
moons to, ureat uau rTr if4wv
J.ry qnyontrriuKal t.OBffi in DWienw inuuux;
mlodllng uplands ,7d;: '?.?!
.eeiptsl
. . M nlUI .y 1 . 1 1 J
eiauae: aeptember delivery ,7 7-lftd, Sep-.
(ember and October 21-82d, Octobevand Nor
811 S2d, December and aaqvuvry .January and
February 8 19-2d. "februaw and tirch 8 21 S2a
irZiZrlnrii fttl-lftd, Anrtl tad Mar
3liijod4uM6Vd,adneaQdJttljB2
S'fcL'l&ltres dtlU. t --vr-:i;
v(ZS-jm.--Baltm of American eotton
TbaSr Upland low middling clause: Septem
ber deUvery 7 7-16U November and Deeember
Decembet and January 6ftd, January and Vetau-
tti
liar and Jane
room stead.
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Govemaaefits irrcc; new : Worn and
nau par oonw jws."" p emuai.i 7 gtaia
bonds moderately aottrejlriB.
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Wabash, 8t Lords Pacific.... .....
Do preferred, i. . ....
Memphis and Chsrlaatne ...........
bock uiana...
Western Union
m mm m.9 . p j
AlabamaClaasiStoS
M Class a. small..
73
78
. 09
, 88
m
t41.10.26O
6,106.088
' . Class B.5'8,
' Class C.4'e.
. . e m mm
can Tennessee....-..............
Geonla .!,....,. ..........
Richmond and aileraanr. .
Sab-treasury balances ttold........
- - t wnteney...
CITY COTTOH
Orrt(ieibOawitii; i
CKABLorrm. September 89, l8ili (
The market rseterdar ekaed" weak, wtth dow.
wara lenaenoy.
CroodMiddllnc..:.
11 7-l6ai
BtrieUy middling.
Btriet low middling..,..
LowmiddUng..........
e
xmges..
atormeotten..
Beoelpts yesterday. 1 1 1 bales:
Obrltte lro)datc Blaurfeiet
8IPT1MBKB28, 1881.
BrmjrePBiaa
Coair, per baah'l..... i...
l.ao
1.00
1.25a.50
90al.00
1.60
. 7580
Wbxat. .........
Bxahs, white, per bushel
Piaa, Clay, per bosh. . .. . .
w. ...........
iaay.
White.
FLora
Famny
Xxtnk.
r
3.76400
a 50
&2S
6064
Super..
OATS, sbeued. .......
Pkixd Vacrr
Apples, per In.
Peaches, peeled....
M Unpeeled.
Bueknerrlas.: ..
4Ua6
16a20
710
85
POTATOBB
Sweet.. ,
Irish....
1.00
80aS5
20
20a25
10al5
20
8
8540
58
Bui'iaa
North Carolina.
leas, perdosen.
Pocltst
Chickens..
Spring
Bucks .......i
Turkeys, per lb....-
Oecoe . . . . . .........
.A 0 ti -m m
Bkkf, per lb., net....,
Mottom. per tt not .
Poax. ..
8XLLINa PBiCXS-WHOU5SALI-
Buu Xiii-
Clear BlbSld..
Oown
Prime BIO..
14al0M
124alZ
82a88
. 85a50
50a60
40a46
uood,..
Cuba,
Suaar Srrun.
Cholee New Orleans
Common
BAlw
Liverpool fine
Coarae...
.. 1.00al.25
.. 85al.O0
lOallMb
7a9
1.80a.40
25a3.O0
SrOAB
White.....
YeUow
Whisxxt
Corn, per gallon..
Kre. "
Bbaitot
gJF:::::::::::
Wnot, Soimperaong, per gallop... . ,., 1.00
nsriiL.
LiRDper ib. :.'"."!.!!!.'.'!!.'!'. fa
TiTJOw, perm... ...... ......... 8al0
BAOOM
ghogyond......... ............ l0a,i
Hams, eanvassed. ikaiasi
to"- 8al0
Tkuit
Apples, Northern, per bbl 8.2a.0
u Mountain.
Vkh- ' - -- -
a(aokeml-Ko.l 1.25
: il:::::::::;;:::::.::::: S?
Oodftsh. ik
CABBASB,perIb.
txa fXtrcrttstmciits.
BOARDING.
PBIV ATX boarding. lth or without room
nURed. at reasonable rates. 1 ddIv to
. if? v niMRtW
'! . 1 -1 Church sij bet 24 and I
WANTED.
ArURITISHXn oe tmfernished room la a pri
vate famnr. with or.wUtaobt board, a. man
NOTICE.
(XU store will beolosed o Monday next Oete-
sep29 W1TTKQ,W8IT BAJtUCH.
CHINA PALACE
-or-
. . ' ... .. . : XJ
New todAiHBai
A Staent or cMi
J&ual WfjniBb and ai
mrrrm hoftHtffnl In deSirAv '
the nrtee of China. IM Bj&yal Homester pattern
lathelateatatyi-irwaiwpwer
pieces,' S5.0O; wiuum, we,, ray auo
stylos caps and aueers.
At greatly reduced
iharge stock jg,1.
Tinware, Qaadroplej
Plated War,1 Cutkry, Look-
UHOLESJU.E Atltt T1ETA1L
i l, -as ? atVK5?i '4J il43554vTl Vi-
flarftatdnorb Plata., v
:WA3SPTED.
a r anqiaCTUSISO GDKcsk wsata a. soar-
ill Tie man faChatMtts ano m every any. (not
already taken.) A wmmngnnmm
B150- per aaoath i
JtepSTdfli - 1298 Broadway; Mem Tors.
ary -v library aid'rirca ,:
0 23-820, i Job andJuti 6L
87
2
iiu
tOttail
910
Mb.afamyiL-
Iilliil:
1
1
White and Rist Proof.
, .- ..U iu
f V .
ON
tett of Oats
- xruuuviu VI wiu
T " ;":':-:. ' .; -,t 5-' -:
e R 0 Y
MVIdSuN
A'V:AlMl.lill JN
5
Tl J XAA V Jl J UBi H&UfcaVAU AAVWi-l OASS O C7B VFiTr
Far
ataaf
:
1 at 0 aao ntf
H. M O R R
Jun2
''I" I I -rM-aVC "avTr-ffT-IIV-
m- m m m.- -J' .'' t"!
TBYOK 8 TBEET-NEW atOaEUK fsi
We are daily receiving New Goods In onr Five and Tfm OentDwpaTtmentA
Our Mr; Boddick Is now in the Northern
which anables as to purchase in large quaaiitte and get the teoals of tna low
est prices. : Many thankji for the liberal patronage thus extended, and. wt hope
by fair dealings and low prices to merit
We have lo few goods left from onr
as to have a closing sale, but what we
goods marked in plain nVrnrea.
Strictly cash and one price.
September 8th.
nun II - - ,.,
2TiiLCitniaia
" AT-
REDUCED RATES
BOUGHT AND SOLD
OPPCUTXCXXTBALEOTKL, .......... CBARLOTTS, X. CL
aTN. B.-artiesrdeatrmg Information m regard
novia
W I LS O N &
DRUGGISTS,
TRADE STBEET,
TjaiflG'S LTTXB PILLS are tke bast made for all
jl sold only by
JFR&H thest of Be No Tea; Just arrived at
w
I bars just received a lot of cheap Scrub Brushes and Feather. Out ten.
R
FJ) and White Onion Setts. At
SUPPLY of No. 1 Laaisrns fast received by
GLASS Lamps of aU styles and prices; wholesale
8X3SIONOPXN3
WNPNaapAT; sxptfjcbmb 7. 8i.
CORPS OF TXACHXRS:
Wat. R. ATKINSON, Principal, Latha, mathe
tatlea. and Natural Belomwa.
MissHXLXN LONG. Prlnetoal at PrsDaraton
nepartment.
Mm. 8ALUX CALOWXLL WHITX, XngUsh
Literature and History.
MiaaLlLLiK w lonq. Hodoia Languages.
Miss MART L. MATTOON. FUoooOw aad Knt-
Ush Branches.
MXJBIC nKFABTMZNT.
Pmor. A. BTDXZ. LL, P,, Pirector.
ASSIST ANTS Mas. B? L. DJCWXT, MBS. WM.
. ATKINSON.
Mns C. A. 8AVAON, Art Department. I
Mas NaNNTJI TTNSLKT, Inteadant of lnSna-
"at- ANNA SUTTON, Eead of Boardlnc ne
partment. :.
roc terms, etc.. appiy ior a eanuorae sn
tar. Wm. B. ATKINSON, Principal.
anflLtf
TRINITY HALL,
saJCTERLT, w. jr.
A tnoroufh hesae seheol far gMa. Varied aV
mtaaee of the tiirnest order. Tourteenth rear
begins September IB. For etwolar address
jams .---:--: tusiMn nun x ,
rnntspai.
OPERA HOUSE.
The QreatOriglaal
GEORGE KUMKELS
Nightingale Min s t r e 1 s !
ONI NIGHT ONLY!
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1st
22 PERFQRQERS 22
AllartltsoIanfrwVfdr repotaUoa. Xqaalled
by few arsettedby
GEO. KUNKEL'
WU1 ajrpaar ta faettta songs atetery perforav
wtth the enttm aomnany, ta tka Aat ale i
gant and rs&ned minstrel ntertalnmant
f!iy.'J !:).
sepiiSat
rrhwocilvtha
known as Tha
Old Oaken
i
r
. Wai ana fahe H),;Krt
cwAAMIicsrsi
' Chailetta. M. 41. Aola SmrA
k aav - x - - - - , . 7. "T . .TT
WHUWWI vt EMM an
Charlotte
Female
Institute
11 1 ,11111:11 -v- rw
ii
ffifcj Bp; -p
Nm la ua cay, ataea rawntns trost it is MX
I & & B R O.
Markets bvyinc forotttiwisea,
a fairporUoa o tna aaffia tniS jritji.
1 .
summer stock that it IsimiKiawible for
have we offer at reds ptf U
; B0l)t)ICKf 4 CO.
? ; , ?
;--"-F- - - i -s
TO ALL POINTS
BY & J PERBY,
to railroad travel will please
BTJRWELL,
CHABLOTTtl, K. C.
troubles of the liver and bowels.
WILSON A BUBWKLL.
WILSON ft BURWXLL'S DmgstOr.
WILSON a BVBwXLL.
WILSON & BTJBWXLL8 Dfnrjtof.
WILSON A BUBWXLL.
aad retaU; at
WTLflOX M BVBWXU.a DnaiiM.
GO TO
Join 1 Biers
AND LOOK AT ELS
LARGE STOCK OF
ALL OF WHICH HE SELLS
LOW FOR CASH.
All Gfoods Warntnted an Rep-
resented, .$6tb in
and Quality,
WITCH CUSSES 10 CENTS E1CB.
decll
P. C. WHiSON,
cHiBLoiiaac
i
Bate Agent fat
tpUISCCM.
WATXRTOWN SPEQf 8 WAflON CXlMPAaTBaV.'
BUeOIKa, CARRIA6KS. PHAXTOXa, 8111X0
WHOUSALa ANB aXfAIL.
opx BDOoija.tss. Topauooca,tss.
pedal toduesnrvats te the arholafa trada
CWieapondonos sedettad. " : - ' "
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Sovelte '6 Jewelry