LOCAL USTELUGKNCK.
SUNDAY, OCT. g. 1881
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
MA801T1C.
Fh ilahx Lodqi No. 81, ir.fti. M.-Begular
- .... unuu juonaay nignts.
ular meeting every first and third Tueadiy nlaSfc
Cbuslotoi Chaftir No. 89. R. A. M.-Rejrulr
- 'uuiui unaay nights.
ma A tine evnnr flint inri thi mL.S.Jr ,LLUir
- - uuiu luunuiji)
o:b n.
Knights of Honor. Regular -meeta
second and fourth Thursdays.
3C- OP IE-
Tory
nrTand 'third WXX3&&Ett SK
nnii Toronto Boll ' v ww p. ID. at Mar
WVa.-v wujsav UIa,
X. O. O. S
dHvr"10 Na 88,-MeeU every Hon-
Mkoxlknburs Diclaratiom
Lopaa Na ft
jueew every Auesaay night.
Dixie Lodgs No.
night.
108. Meeto'every Thursday
Catawba
.??camt Na 21.-Meets
First and third Thursday nighte to each month.
Tlie Churche To.Day,
tiJ,Y1v M"18. Chbbtiah Association. -Devo-
... v,o ,u w, aiwrooou at bAo o'clock.
. iMaD"iaj uhubch. Service la
th mnrnlna at .1.1 . . . . ""'w l
ltd n'JSSt K tt HarUn. Pastor. Sunday school
th m nr , 1 . , T; " ""V" services in
ZtTCift a Clle8l rector. Sunday school
St.
Ulnvt. .
lJ ,,clock aSd in Ihe evening kt
4 by Rev. l. f. o'Conneii. prtesi -""
. baptist CHUHCH-sarrices in the mi..
I I O CIOCK and In the Avnnln at Til. k. I.
'clock and m t hA .r,,rs."iu,"f
o'cloct Sunday school at 9
w iiii.ni j t - . ... iqv; MTi x lieu.
Bi!? PRfSBTTTEBIAK CHAPKL.-
.,UJ".ruuf 1 1 ociocit and In the
Sk?. W. T. WaUer. Sun-
uw dvuuvi Ov JU U CJVCaW
,.iVARJ MlS3IPN Chchch (Mkthodist.) Ser-
t.b iu iiio iiiuming at ii o'clock and in the
$nenlD ai7, )y Kev. J. K. Thompsoi? pastor!
bunday school at 9 a. jn. ; Class-Meeting at 4p! m!
Trtok Stbdct CIL K.) CBCBCH.-Srvieea In the
. , -r.L m , 1 troiocK. nayer meet
ing at 7 Wednesday evening.
Colored Prbsbttkkiah CmmcHServlces in
Si? S1100" atJ ojstock and in the evening at
i va "juuo, paswr. ounday school at
ludex to New AdTertiiemenu.
Notioe-P. C. Harkey. and others.
October lst-Selgl A Co.
Kew fall goods Morris ft Bros.
HOME PENCILINGSU
t Superior Court begins in Mon
roe Monday, J udge Avery presiding.
KW Mr. LeBoy Davidson is North
purchasing a stock of groceries for the
fall and winter.
ItDr. Graham's
again yesterday, but
selves and the buggy.
team ran away
hurt only them-
tW It is said the Sell Bros.' circus
will not come through this country now
since Forepaugh has determined to
come.
tSTThe McSmith music house fur
nished a splendid upright Chickering
to a prominent cotton buyer yester
day. IW The Observer acknowledges
with thanks the tender of a season
pass for staff .representative to the At
lanta exposition grounds.
IW Yesterday was the biggest day
of the season. The cotton receipts were
219 bales. All day long the streets were
crowded, and altogether it was sugges
tive of last fall.
1ST Several old police favorites
wound upm the station house yester
day, one of whom was a member of
the formerly distinguished fighting
and drinking crowd known as "l,ong?
Cavalry,''
3T Several parties went hunting
yesterday under the impression that
the old law fixing October 1st was still
in farce. Again it has been changed
to November 1st.
tW In the statement yesterday in
Gov. Vance's article of the freight on
corn from Richmond to Ridgeway, S.
C, the printer makes the amount 13
cents per 100 pounds. It should be 23
cents.
tt-The Presbyterian Synod of
North Carolina stands adjourned to
meet, in its sixty-eighth annual session,
in the First Presbyterian church, Salis
bury, on Wednesday, November 2d.
tW The clerks of Wittkowsky & Ba
ruch's have had resolutions of sympa
thy and condolence printed handsome
ly on satin and will send them to the
mother of their lately deceased fellow
clerk, Henry Whitp,
The' first issue of The North
Carolina Home 'Magazine, edited by
Mr. and Mrs. Hi McLaughlin, at
Salisbury, has been received at this of
fice. It is a very creditable publication
and Tiie Observer hopes it may prove
a successful literary venture.
USTTiie Observer is indebted to the
Mcamith music house for a copy of a
piece of music entitled "President Gar
field's Funeral March" by Edward
Christie, and published by Oliver Dit
son and Co., of Boston. It is said to be
an excellent composition.
t5 An attempt was made a night or
two since td break into the residence of
Mr. J. T. Butler. His cook aw the
thief and told him to leave. The man
cursed and threatened her, and contin
ued his efforts at an entrance, when the
woman set up a howl and the burglar
flfid.
tW The Newton Enterprise, apropos
of the "white" ne&rro The Observer
any changing bis color, In t few more
years he will ba entirely whiten Tha
change is being made,1 of course, with
out ahedding the skin."
fclTThe Montgomery Star says
Tardon us I but we thought that a
Humpty Dumpty troupe were parading
through the streets of Charlotte, when
we were in the elty, last week, till one
pi our city friends informed us that it
Was a bevy of fashionable ladies in
their very fashionable hoopsklrts."
Surely the hoopskirts were not all the
Star saw in Charlotte.
So warm a SAntamhflr host tint
been seen for many years. There were
in all five changes of the moon
last month, September, before its pjose.
it is the only month In the calenda?
that will furnish such a lunar specta
cle iiTthV present year.; The Itooon
reached its firstquarteron the lst,fiHed
on the 7th, and reached Its last quarter
on the 15th. On the 23d there was a
new moon, and the first quarter was on
the goth. - ;
tW Mr. J. 0 Jenkins, Bon of ex
treasurer D. A, Jenkins,, a young gen
tleman well known, in tbls city, has
been admitted td . the bar in Georgia.
The Gainesville Eagle says : -Mr, Jen
Kins, who was 'admitted to the bar' vmu
erday, !s a graduate tvith the degree ot
"V . irom rnnceton Auege, ana has
h. degree of L.L. B. from Colum-
itl;
pfos
its, and
Win lobate
e hope he
may aecide 4o
tnake
uaineaviiie ms
cnoice."
piouiteq zq statpsyme some days ago,
f?ays: "Newton canwboa! oJ a negrd
Who for several vears' hair han orniiri.
A Former Deputy tJ s. marshal to .Vo
wThe burglar : Ben Browfai.aZjo Bob
White, now in fail w h L -JL 771 r.
for burglary pn the 25th of tfoyember
was, it is said, a United RtstL .
in York county. 8oath (5a
una, during reconstruction days, and
was one i of the moat notorious colored
political characters in . Jl7
ring all that darHime. WM1"jr
Found Dead In Bed.
y?8 Steely, a very old colored wo
man living with her daughter and son
-iwnOUif on S&th rtraJt, behind the
rryonStreet Methodist church, was
found dead In her bed yesterday morn-
feeling unusually unwell the night be
fore and her death was entirely unex
pected. It WAR tirfthahln K. k
disease. r "?a"
The W&de.bere Floral Fair
The managers! nf th WauWn
held under the auspices of . the Dixie
Agricultural and Mechanical Associa
tion, nave made arranoremAntji with thA
authorities of the Carolina Central to
transport free of charge all articles for
exhibition at the fair. Tt.
pn the 17th of October and continues
through the 22d. It bids fair to be a
most successful occasion and ' It would
Well reDaV Our mrrhnnfa arA mnmt.
facturers to make exhibits.
A BaM Balllttatcn.
A base ball nin fmm ukmn
Steel Creek, called the "Mecklenburg"
uaiuo wj wwn yesieraay ana
played a match on th amnnA nf th
Carolina Military Institute with a nin a :
AAmnAflAil a4 . . J A a .
the score stood 84 for the Meckelen-
ISrP.wi for the combination nine.
j.ne victorious countymen will go to
cracx ciud mere. May thev meet with
as much success there as they did here.
- ,
Kilning; Item.
Mr. Jack Black was in the nibv van.
terday and showed very rich anerimana
even richer than those mentioned a
uay or two Since from hia newlvdia.
covered copper mine, near his cotton
xactory on ixocky Kiver.
There are 24 mines on the granite
belt running throuorh Rowan rh9rrnB
and Mecklenburg. y
The HODewell COnrtAr min la nnnr
shipping large quantities of ore to Bal-
umore.
Several new mininc rnmnanlpn fn
operate mines in this county are to be
luiuitHi una i ail, it is said.
. J A.l J IV . -
Ctanrcn Notes,
Communion servicea in nar1v nil
the churches to-day.
Rev. J. B. Cheshire, of St. Peter's
Episcopal church, will conduct services
ac me regular nours to-dav. The ar-
ment of the Lord's Supper will be ad
ministered.
Rev. E. A. Win card will nreanh.
morning and evening, at the Lutheran
cnurcn to-aay.
No services at tho First PnhvfoH on
church to-day, owing to the absence of
t.ne pastor, ur. Miller, In the moun
tains. The conereeation has been in.
Vited to Partake of the aarramnnr. nf
the Lord s Supper at the Second Pres-
Dytenan church, where services
will be conducted by the pastor.
Conjuring- Bag-.
W. A. Pennineton is a' tnnr darVnv
hailing from Chester. 8. C. He is now
in jail for carrying concealed weapons.
yn ms Doay were iouna papers which
ic is tnougnt are forgeries. But curi
ous to sav. considering the fanf-. that.
Pennineton is a netrro of education anrl
a scnooi teacher, two conjuring bags,
as me coiorea people describe them,
were iouna nangmg round bis neck.
They contained a number of pieces of
some reddish root, a dog's tooth, some
stiff hairs, probably from a horse's tail,
three coins smoked black, and some
sulphur. When these bags were opened
up a negro woman standing bv said, j
-Aii me yurgiars nas raemj l imows
'em.1 ;
o
The Sllnatrele.
Kunkels' troupe gave a first-class
minstrel performance last night The
singing was good, the orchestra? above
the average and the Mgags" generally
new, if somewhat roundabout and la
bored. That upon the police force was
voted the best ever gotten off. Why
were they like electricity ? because
iiSJS Z1 -w
we uvu wv nuvu
Weston and Hanson in their original
musical act received unrestrained ap
plause. Master John JJoud in his imitations
of Joe Emmett, the famous Dutch
comedian, was pleasingly successful.
The stump speech of Mr. Frank
Moran was brimful of wit and humor
and was applauded accordingly.
Patsy Banmmte cirpus was a good
takeoff, the performance concluding
wfth a side-apliting and laughable act
entitled, "Homeopathy vs. Alapathy."
More of the State Band for York-
oTm. ; . ' ' ' ; : ; - ; ,
From Mr. Frank Andrews, of this
city, one of the musicians, some further
particulars are learned of the State
band formed by Prof. Neave for the
Yorktown Centennial. ;The band, con
sisting of 28 members from the various
bands of the State, will assemble in
Raleigh on the 12th of October, Wep
Besday & the Stote Eafc, andjiiing
Friday and Saturday ."wilf improve
every opportunity f of practice together.
On Saturday they will escort the Bihg
ham cadets to the Fair Grounds and
the band will be exercised in military
tactics..
Each member of the band will be re
quired to furnish himself with a blue
uniform after the fashion of those
worn by the officers of the State Guard.
prof. Neave feels highly eUftedf with
the bouUiment Wfiidn- m feWn1 ilaid
his balndtiy ah ihYit4tlon1 unite with
Dod worth's New1 York band, consist
ing of 100 of the most celebrated cornet
musicians in Amerloa; in the rendition
at Torktown of the new anthem of
Millard, "God Save Our Presidents
The Carp t a Sncker
Mr. W. R. Fraley. in
galishury
WaMmtk, CQneiadea. that $85 Wi'
&rrV$S was joking aome time ago in
an item whion stated that the earp Jn
Mr. Fred Munxlera pond bad devoured
quite a number of trout. To be entire'
ly honest The Observer, aCkhOWlodgeg
that it was a joke. Not only that: but
it goes farther and thanks Mr; Fraley
for the followinor information. He I
aajo, 1
oarp, qoea not prey upon other
(having a! mouth Uke s sucker)
ut lives on vegetable food, as well as
upon worms and the laryje- of aquatic
insects, which it turns up from the
mud with its head. It is said that the
can) likes, aboye eyery thing e Iser vege
table matter, such as cabbage; lettqee,
boiled pota.toeai corn, 'tqnirpia.'pnmp
kins, melons, &c. XtJ also . eatsr the re
fuse of malt from, breweries and distil
leries, and will not even refuse, the ex
crement bf cattle and pigs, 'i&-irf
j We have never heard ooead before,
that they would eat shM whilst it is a
well known liicti thati thei trout is not
Only yery "voracious'' but that 'he will
waU0W- 1 Ltii!,uni :btknHxii fcUifrW hOfta'S..- J
1 1
I liioirseness, aattwi or winltatlmot
the throat or branchial tabes, will be relieved bl
Til ! t,f,
taklpcBT. BuU'sCough Syrap. It aas cored thou:
andfl. Reoommead it to your friend and nclgh-
A Strike and It Prooaolo Oecaalon
Yesterday moraine seven of -th (An
tral hotel dining-room- waiters came m
to Mr. Eccles , in a body and declared
xneir mienuon ox- quitting. , Tnis left
Mr. Eccles with only three waiters,but
he immediately teletrraohed for other
w nil tneir places. The AUanta expo
sition, it is thought, lathe occasion for
the strike. Mr. Eccles says bis waiters-
were similarly affected - during the
.Philadelphia centennial. They get
v.nid with the idea of increase of
wages whenever any big event occurs.
"And besides," says mine host of the
Central, "I think they all have an idea
that if they tstay at one place too long
ja ill t m . n
at win oegin to do tnougnt tnat tney
are still in slavery. They change to
assert their freedom."
Sen. Isnnodenfe Road.
It is learned from Mr. Len Estes, of
"Watauga, who was in the city yester
day, that a surveying party under Capt.
D wight, formerly of the Chester and
Lenoir Narrow Gauge, passed Blowing
Bock, on the line of Watauga and Cald
well, a few days since, making their
way from Watauga to the head waters
of the Yadkin, locating an alternative
route for the South Atlantic and Ohio
rauroaa company, projected by capital
ists ana owners oi southwestern Vir
ginia coal and iron property, also in
terested in the Cranberry iron ore beda!
mis is Known as the imboden syndi
cate. Another route has already been
surveyed through Cooke's gap, The
road is to be narrow guage. Its pro
jectors propose .to .reach one of the
.North Carolina, ports and there to es
tablish coaling depots . and obtain an
outlet for the ores of their rich moun
tain beds. It is thought they will make
an attempt to secure the Cape Fear
ana xaaun vaiieyroaa, aitnougn the
Statesville Landmark says that the
surveyors assert that the road is to be
built by Lenoir, TaylorsviUe and States
ville; that the building of the road was
assured, ana tnat. tne; people along the
route would be asked for nothing.
Vennor BLeard Frotn
2 i
Vennor, f the Canadian ; weather
prophet has forwarded to the weather
office at Washington a copy of his pre
dictions iortne coming year, anatnas
asked in return a copy of the prognos
tications of the chief signal office, for
the purpose of comparison. Vennor
complains that heretofore the authori
ties at Washington have received his
forecasts only through the press, which
in many cases were unreliable.
xeuuw, dyspeptic, nervous invalids grow strong,
ruddy and healthy by the use of the Llebig Cv"s
voca neei Tonic. Beware oi imitations.
in i na
- ReaghoaBats.
The thins desired found at last. Ant ammiat
im -AwugnoniHKs.-' ii clears out rats, mice,
roaches, flies, bedbugs. 15c per box.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
OCTOBXB 1. 1881 , !
PBODUCB. J
Chicaoo Wheat No. 2 red winter 1.49. No. 2
Chicago spring 1.89Vsa.40 cash, l.8914a41 Octo-
Der, i-tsaHu novemoer. - uorn i4w cash,
78Uja74 October, November Oau-45iA
cash, 46a October, 45a46 November. Pork
at 19.00 cash, 18.90a.92Vk October, 19.20a.22tt
November. Lard at 12.15 cash, 12.17tte.20 Oc
tober, I25all87tt November. Bulk meats
shouldeis 8.00, short rib 10 50, short clear 10.86.
Whiskey 1.17.
BAumon Noon Flour firm; Howard street
S7.75a8 00. Patapseo fam. 8.75 Wheat Southern
red l.45al.60. amber 1.56a.6a Com Southern
white 85, yellow 77.
Bajjtuior Night-Oats Western white Sla&S
do mixed 50a51, Pennsylvania 51afi2. Provisions
mess pork 20.75; new ; bulk meats
loose shoulders , clear aides , ditto packed
9fealltt;baeon shoulders 10U, e. rib sides 12.
hama I4l4al6. Lard reflned tierces 18. Ooflee
Rio cargoes ordinary to (air 9Ualltyi. Sugar
A soft 1014. Whiskey 11.19.
CnfonniATi Floor family 7-00a7.80, fancy
7.50a. 8.00. Wheat Na 2 red winter 1.48a.49.
Corn at 73. Oats at 46 Pork at $21.00.
Lard at 12.12. Bulk meats--shoulders 8
ribs 10.75; baoon shoulders 61A, ribs 1114, clear
sides 12 Whiskey at 145. Sogar-hards
lHAafa, New Orleans 8a8A, Hogs common
andllght 5.OOa8.05, packing and butchers 6.80a
Naw Tom Southern flour firm; common
to fair extra 6.85a7.75,good to ebolee 7.80a9.00.
Wheat ungraded sprhig l.00al.4ft ' Com;
ungraded 66a75. Oata44 for No. t. Cof
fee Rio cargoes 9al8. Sugar fair to good
reflnlmr 8ta.
prune ; retmea standard a
-New Orleans 80a55. Porto Rico
Ofk. Molasses-!
86a56. Rosin 2.50a2.66. Turpentine 88..
Wool domestic fleece 84a46. Dulled 20a42 .
unwashed 12a86. Texas 16a82.Pork 19.75a20.00
mradles ions clear 11. short clear Ula. loner
and short -. Lard 12.5052. "
COTTON. . . . - ;
ALvaaroa Weak; mlddlmg Uifo; lew mddlg
J-S
8r4S0; to Great Britain ; continent.
KoBrout Steady ; middling 1 1 c; net reoelput
82,19; gross ; stock 6.609; exports coastwise
1,186: tales 534; exports to Great Britain 5,822
Baltmoks Quiet: mld'g llfte; low mldd'g
114: good orcTy ioee: bet rec'ts 14Q; gross
i,oo; saies sou; stocx 4,vsa; exports
ooastwlst
; spinners ;
exports to Gaat
Rntala
to continent
S.4
Boaroa pun: mlddUng 12c; low middling;
U fee; goo ord'y lOUc; neteoelpu 85; grou
sales t; stock 405; exports to Great
Britain ; to France. .
WmnsoTOH Quiet ; uldd'g HHo; low
4Ung 10te; good ord'y 9o; receipts
gross . sales ; stock 6,778; exports
wise 850; to Great Britain.
miov
816;
PanxAsnmA Quleti . middllnc
12a; ton
middling lle; good ordinary 9o:
net receipt
100: gross 101 1 sales j spinners 209; stock
Savahvas Quiet; ' middling - lie; low mkPg
lOttjc; good ordinary 9i.; net receipt 4.852$
gross : sales 4.600; stock 47.2T2 ; exp. coast
wise 1,616; to Great Rrtainrtfrafloe.
Nsw OsutAin Steady; mldd'g llife; low mid
dling lOJft; good ord'rjTjle; net receipts
gross 2,648; sales BSOtock 1 1 4.543; exports
o Great Britain 4,018; to France 5,661. , ,
Vobiu Quiet: middling HUc; low middBng
iOlhc; good ordinary IQlAo; net rec'ts 886; gross
-T sales 400: stook 18.607; exp. eoast 947;
France -1 to Great Britain.
llliei' teeelpta
2,153; ahlpmenu 690; sales i.060rstoek 28,618.
AnacsTA-Qulet; rnlddllng lOo.; Iw " mM
ellng 10o. good ordinary 9o; reoelptl 1,128
shipment .-; sales 1,027.,, .
CauaiMoa sfemy; mlddlmg lre; iowmic-
wmg llttjc; goou ordinary ivygo.: net receipts
V,lfrV; gross : sates i.uuu;stoeK
,623; exports
eoastwise : ureal urnain icanpnei
Raw Toax Cotton fimtf sales 8 290; mrddftng
apiasd 11 i8ioct orieans laji-ioc; net receipts
11 18-loct Orleans 12il-16e;
687; floss 2,010; consolidated net rec'ts 18.971;
export to tf real Britain 1,009; continent ;
rrance 5,661. ;- j-j- r
LivtaJhxlRdon
middling nplanda 7Vid: mld'g : orleanj'Jd;
sales 8XXJ, speculatloh and export 2,000; re
eelpt ,8.000, all . American. Uplands lo mid
dling ofijww$r,auyey ci-aad, octo-
lOTCmnez nwu, uTeniuer anq ueosm
beeember and January, iannaiy end
resmaiyv 17-ao, .wraary aa starett 0 9-lM,
WLrPtH.T-,AP W a 21 82aVMay
l-i ou mm u tuf 1 4oao-q.
rutqres flrta,
'IV-
Naw lottk-ilhuuiies etosed "steadyw Bale i 16,-
J
WUt-M V'-.inh ,-:.;.- v.t
.i., i 1.78 80
... -11:848.86
MovemDer.vwrvr
December. mi.v' .(... j
ll.V4a.V6
January. . . .... .V." , .12 09a.l0
yebruary.iw..n.t.i,c ia.TJ2a.24
5
April.....
47
May . 1 . i.v...i
7aB
el 111 Me.ee rIiQiDai 4 C
Raw Tors Money 1.04a.6. Kxehanse 4.7RU.
Government Quiet; new 5's 1.00kg. Four and a
hall per cents i.ib rour per cents 1.1 Bit, state
i Nxw YoBAStocks closed weak.
Lako8hore.vkvA....;.A.VA.J J 1
uunouuenrsj.
Nathvuieaaa
v5:;;Tcjr
Ctaieamemt
t i nraiM 1 mi
waheani Bt-1miUaPaeme.j.-wi.'.i'''
Mfo piwnwMiMMiiMi
MemDhi and OlarMaton
84
1 KM
49
book uiaoa
Western Union w .
! Alabama Oast A. 2 to S
uiass a. smau..
- - Class B, 8'i
i :- '( t dan C. 4's.U, :
OWH .1...... ...... ,
Kldimond and AHechenr
toub-treasury Maaces old:-.t.!.
f82.SBl.M4
4
? ; 'jOmc er TnoBsiiKTrjL- i
. ' CxAKLorn. OetohMr ?t i aai t
The narket yesterday eloaed quirt; oijehanred.
we
5ii
UOOdHKldimE....
Strictly middling.
?
jaiaojing;. ..........
mnctiow minnimg.:... if
LW BlKKlling -. .. . ... if
2!!!"m'm.hv-?......--..- 10K
Bwrmtviw bQ
?CpU.ft;T?,T- 21 9 bal ; to September 80,
elusive, 1,956 bales. . '
Cbarlotte Produce market
OCTOBER 1.1881.
BUYING PRICKS.
Cobs, per bosh'l
Mbal,
Wkxat, ;
Bxahs, white, per bushel
Pus, Clay, per bnsh.
i.no
1.00
1.2Sa.S0
eoai.oo
Aaay, .....
White. " A....
1.SO
76&80
Tlocb
- tamDy."....
jtxira. . . . ..
Super
8.2S
6066
ATS, shelled, ,
ibdcd jrjrorr
Apples, per Bx......
Peaches, peeled
" Un pee led.
BlatdcbmriMi.
414afl
lfia20
- 7al0 !
aafii
PoTATons
Sweet....
Irish
1.00
80a85
201
Buttxb
North Carolina. ......
BOOS. TtArdiMn
POUIVTBT :
Chtekena..... .......
Spring
Docks
Turkeys, per ID.
tlwM ... .
20a25i
10al5
20
8
Brar, per Dx, net
Morrow, per lb., net. .
85a40
5a6
SKLLINa PBICK9-WHOLK3ALI"
Bulk Mxats
Clear Rlh aiA
Oorm
"tt
Prime Rto.
Good.
14al
KoLAsaxs
12al
sugar syrup SSafiO
Choice New Orleans 60a60
Commnn ........
Salt- ' " ' "
l-tverpoolflne. ........ ,V....:...: l.OOal.25
SUOAB ouax.W
White. ... i maun
Tenon..." '
TV 'Tl Wk I"-
corn.per.ganon.. tl,30a.40
BBAJTOT- i.-o-o.vu
Peach, tnjm
Wnnt, Scuppemong, per gallon..'..'
1.00
RETAIL.
SO
8al0
Lard. Derm
Tallow, per lb...
N. C. hoe round.
lOall
Hams. N.C.. ..
Hams, canvassed.
IS
iiama, canvassed. lRalMi
juca...... ....... cam
tm Mvzxtistiazuts.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
"yy S hereby give noUoe that 0 persons are for
bidden to hunt (day or night, with or without dogs)
Or fish on our lands, under , the penalties of Che
law, In such cases made and provided.
P. C. Hasut,
I. A. Bsaitt,
R. B. Hpxtkb,
W. H. Walxkb,
& 3. SlAKOILL,
C. BL Worn,
W. a Peasjl
w. L. Woura,
J. w. HcHTxa,
T. K. BAUfOMbf
; X. H. Walkxb.
- Rxt. Joss Huktxjl
- i
S. L. ALXSAKSKS,
C M. Bbowk. -
C. H. 4 W. L. Wolfe, Ex'rs,
B. M. Whttk,
J0H9 RAKDOLPH,
W. N. Alexaitdxb,
oct2.dlt.w3t
MAbS
fit .
"Excellent Tnnla. AUmUn But Tttnratl
""UWd' WlUlCTfilhSfltlJilftHA VnA Tklnh.
ttMi''-. F& DuoonusL IJ. Qa. -
'SUCCesSIUllv muad tn dnnnnaliL ohwttita Mmm.
rho and acroIuta.-lrof, 6. Jackson, M. D.,
Ia valuable ai ' a' nnnni
tonic'' -Hon. t C.
Fuwwr. Tenn.
. .Rnimended as a prophylactic; in mal
districts." D. R. Fairex, M. Bv, N. a
"Restores deUUtated systems to health."
lercer, n. xi., ado. -
"Adapted In chronic diarrhoea, it
yspepsia.-" Geo. t. Rarruvoo, M. ft,
'Sioentipr certain dlaeasea pec
BfttHertbrttrtaln dtaeasea nsoansx to wi-'
rroi. 4. 4. Moorman, A IX, Va. .
Be 'S nodML8'1 " Dr
"Beneficial In ntAM AnariMMr
rlom eoDdiH0-: MTrlalLM;DOhla
resuming tssj tkeTeOfflptexiOn; maktof it
SraoQoaoft and reayt MlssM., of STC.
lUtov M S. CV r1?181 Wium"-ael. U
; IrWbnableasatonle and JtoraUve.-Bun-
"ne appetizer and bloo4 purinea, K. FUber,
. J,Verr beneficial td bmrevhW mdnmd ava.
tem.?' Bishop Beckwith,ef Ga.-;.- .:: : - -
. "JnVallas her and welcome and fca.-v.
John Hanrton; late of La., now of Kteluuond, Va.
: BAnretame'SeuaMe&lloa
nmnniMs.irejB, swa aiucaaen.
VtttVStt" a ' lfk
Ointimti utaahn Af SltrinM tiAirlns't Iinu MK
l month. Addresr,
' 18 Main SdgtafiTa,, P. p. Box lijL
"s. ' ' WnjBONBTJBWKLI r .
J. H. MeADXN, and
L. R. WRISTON 4.C0U
WT"
I ll!AtiriL'a?i AT
I 1 1 ten
r.c.
Dr.S
1 vnitniRfiiiBre
JanjlS deod, eow ly.
7
II
f
Wbite and Rust Proof.
l-.rt -. ' . r
s I iii.
1
L
3 1 ff n 11,11 , II
W1 " "-- ?
vi u y u li ii:iifii.n nil
I
Mea
m 1 iiivimiv 11
I III.Mini.X II
XMJ UrJU VlU V
10
Bushels 0
Oats
m
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D1YIDS0
NE W FALL GG OBS;
! w"n0IOTM"toiieyiw
i t rxo PUCS3. We eji special atiantloB to the lBu9n gonnv vtion f ti'g gOesi i
I HXTR RATW inn tnmL-L !-t' .';-'!
READY
mi
of
DieMGooda.CMlnnma.Cloalu.aer
aoney at an tone
JUST RECEIVED,
oot2
R ODDIOK -&'c .,
TBYOK 8 T B
We are daily receiving Kew Goods
Our Mr. Roddick Is now in the Northern Marketo buyin.- fox owtti llOhies,
Which enables us to purchase in large
est prices. Many thanks for the liberal
by fair dealings and low prices to merit
We have bo few goods left from our
us to have a closing sale, but what we
I goods marked in plain figures.
Strictly Canh anV nni nrtno
September 6th.
vuv t"Wl
REDUCED RATES
BOUGHT AKD SOLD BY 8. J. FERRY,
OPPOSITE CZNTBAL HOTXL,
i-Paraes:deslrlng information in ragard
W I L SON&B TJRWELL,
DRUGGISTS,
TRADE STREET, ..... CHARLOTTE, N. C.
jtBAGG'8 LTVXB PILLS ar Uiejbestmade for
TRISH chest of He No Tea) Just arrived at
"yy-I have lust received a lot of cheap Scrub Brashes and Feather Boston.
JXO and White Onion Setts. At
HA8D?FLI f Ha 1 Lnterna Ja woeived by
Q.LASS Lamp of all styles and prices; wholesale
le
8XSS10NOPXNS
i WXDNWnir Rtpmrmn r ai
r
VS. kllftlNWHI. MlMhul t .M
raatica, ffl Bd'"' ' "
MnoHKLKN LONO. PrlnMnal f TMt..M(.
Deeartateot.
Mae. SAIXTK CALDWXLL WBTTZ. inrHii.
Litoratnre and History.
Mas LILLIB W LONG, Modern Tjuuuages.
MnaMART L. MATTOOM viA! .rirv
lUhBranehoi. ' "
MUSIC DXPARTMXNT.
PBOt. A. BTDXZ, LL. TA, Director.
ASSIST ANTS Msa. n T. nmv w. ww
R ATKINSON. -
Mas U. A. SAVAGB, Art Department. '
DOMXSTIC DKPABTMXMT.
MBS HABHT1 TINSLXT. Intendaiit nf Tnflrm.
"Las ANNA BUTTON. . HmJ nt nnuiitfn TW.
partment.
rot terms, etc. apply for a eatalotrue to
antllr Bxr- ATKINSON, PrlnclpaL
TRINITY HALL,
BUSTKBLY,!. J,
A thorarwa ttM nhMl Ht.
vantagee ofthe Manet order, jrourteentli year
begin aeytember is. Per creBlar address
nan aacnaLLB aiBBONS HUNT,
ang7,rteodwamee FitnopaL
SkmttstmcTits.
OPERA HOUSE
The Great Original
GEORGE KUNKELS
Nigiople Minstrels !
OXB NIGHT ONLY!
SATURDAY, OCTOBER isL
22 PERFORMERS 22
All artist of acknowledged r
inatattan. FanilWi
'SJrwPO SW
by few excelled by
GEO. KUNKEL
Wttt aapasr la faverU songs at every aerfona
ane wtth the eattre eompany, tn Um moat ele
, gant ana reflned aainstrel onteitilnnnnt
bow travelling.
on sate at the McSmUa
Musis Boose.
p38.d4t
; Chen asitottM brgrof sonaW'tnowBagTlM
CUOaaMBuakei,
- M.r4!l2Hsmtn!! f'T,-.
ii anrtotia.N.CLto Agent
sIJbenltormatodoalora.
Charlotte
Feia
Institute
atUT-
wmm !
alx ims.
too niU nw
by buying frota as.
WJEap
H. MORRIS & BROS.
E S T NE W 8T01UL -V v;
in our Five and Ten Cent ipaxtftanU.
quantities and get the benefit of 'tho W
patronage thus exteao anlwiLpe
a fair portion of Ue same aitft'alt
lummer stock that it is imn!hi -r
have we offer at redaend r,ri a 11
, , .
'
roijdicx & ca
AT-
TO ALL POINTS
CSARLOTTB. K. &
to rallread travel will please indues si
all trouble ot the liver and bowels.
wlLSON ft BU1VZLL.
WILSON ft BUB WILL'S Drugstore.
W 1LSON ft BUBWXLL.
WILSON ft BUB WILL'S Drugstore
WILSON ft BCBWXLL.
and retail; at
WILSON ft BUBWXLL'8 Drugstors.
GO TO
John T. Butler's
AND LOOK AT HIS
LARGE STOCK OF
ALL OP WHICH HE SELLS
LOW FOR CASH.
--.- ;''.,'
All Goods Warranted as Bep-
regented, both in Weight , f i
and Quality,
WATCH GUSSB 10 (MS EACB.
oaelf
P. C. WILSON,
, CBABLOTTB, H.C,
. . r ,1 SetoAgentl
for
: itOUIS iOOX
.
"in if'-' ".;
WATIBTOWN SPRING WAGONOOSPAXIia,
yon TMM UM W ':i
BUGGOES, CABBZAGBBttA3TCaia. aPBOM
' WHOLXSALB AJTD HZTAIL.
0PIN BTOGIXS.tS. TCRGGrrj,tS
Chw only the brand f tab kaowai
wm tingon awoMfa-jya&v r;.. .1 -
, TSMM
. i iw el .ovoin. edl tii bnuol J
1 -WANTED js?,
AFUBNUZZU or nnrarnun: rooeacttrrK'
vate faaaily, with or wuhout board, bf i,aa
and wife. Addros Lock Box 179. Bestfietr
noMglveo. (op29,dl :
Novelties ; Jewelry
wvr. vui luuxxm aeepi it, zoo.