LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
THURSDAY, OCT. 20, 1881.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
MABOUIC.
I'ualanx Lodgk Na 81, A. F. A A. M. Regular
meeting every second and fourth Monday nights.
Excklsiob Lodge No. 2fil, 1.K.4A. M. Reg
ular meeting every first and third Tuesday nights.
Chablottx Chaftkb No. 89. R. A. M. Regular
meeting every second and fourth Friday nights.
Charlotte Const and a.u t Na 2. K. T. Regular
meeting every first and third Thursdays.
TZ. ODET1 H. f "
Kkishts of Honor. Regular meeting every
second and fourth Thursdays.
HZ. 3?-
Knights or Pythxas. Regular meeting nights
first and third Wednesdays, 7 o'clock p. in. atMa
sonlc Temple Ball.
I. O. O. ZF
Charlottii Lodgb No. 88. Meets every Mon
day night.
Mkcklknbukg Declaration Lodgk No.
Meets every Tuesday night.
Drus Lodgk No. 108. Meete; every Thursday
nighL
Catawba Rivkr Encampment No. 21. Meets
First and third Thursday nights in each month.
IIOTOE PENCII.INUS.
GST There were no cases before the
mayor yesterday morning.
tW The cold sqap, it is hoped, will
spur the oyster dealers up to their full
duty.
2FThere is much solicitude on the
effect of the cold snap on the poor sol
diers at Yorktown.
B3T Stores were fired up and fire
places cleaned out yesterday. To pull
up one's coat tails and stand before either
yesterday was a delightful amusement.
ENo boy with any self-respect will
fail to crawl through at least one sec
tion of the main piping for the water
works which now lies temptingly on tae
streets with both ends open.
EjffMuch complaint is made of the
foul odors in many parts of the busi
ness portion of the town. Indeed they
are very bad, almost as bad as the pave
ments. EST" Reports from the colored man
injured by the blow from a baseball bat
in the difficulty with members of the
Mecklenburg base ball club are that he
is getting along all right and there is
every prospect for hia recovery.
ILgThe Hornets' Nest Riflemen will
return to find the main entrance to
their armory through the billard room
of Kendrick & Bixby closed. They will
have to content themselves with the
entrance through the candy store. '
jg"Blum's Salem Almanac for 1882,
is out, and the boys are busy selling it
on the streets. They tackle every man
they see with cotton on his coat on the
presumption that no farmer can do
without the famous calendar.
tW Dog killing has moderated con
siderably, but will not cease entirely
till all the collarless curs are dead or
paid for. About 50 have been killed,
which is a very small proportion of
those in the city ; but still, a larger
number than has ever been killed be
fore. The owners keep the dogs close,
and the brutes themselves seem to
scent something unhealthy in the air of
the streets.
Through a Bridge.
A day or so ago as Mr. Walter Pharr's
team of three mules and a wagon was
crossing the bridge on the Providence
road across Mycr's branch, about one
and a half miles from the city, the
bridge gave way and the team fell
through about 8 feet. The driver fell
under one of the mules, but strange to
say was not seriously hurt but got up
and extricated the team.
Death of a Centenarian.
Mias Polly Standi, aged 101, died in
Morning Star township a day or two
ago. She was a native of Scotland, but
had lived in Morning Star for many
years since 1830 at least,, for upon the
records of the old Lutheran church in
that township is found the memoran
dum of her admission to its communion
in that year. She was buried in Morn
ing Star church yard. Her mind was
clear up to the day of her death and she
had been physically vigorous and active
up to last fall. She lived with her sister-in-law
and left no near blood rela
tives in the county.
Terrible Death of a Former ITIeck.len-
burger.
Mr. James M. Johnson, of this city,
has received a slip from a northeastern
Texas paper giving a detailed account
of the horrible death of his brother, Mr.
Jesse F. Johnson, aged about 26, who
left this city, where his family still
lives, about eight years ago. He was
burned so terribly in a cotton gin build
ing that death resulted in a few days
The cotton in the house caught fire one
night from a lantern which a compan
ion held near the door while Mr. John
son was working inside. The bottom
fell out of the lantern and the cotton
was immediately in flames. Mr. John
son ran through the fire but struck his
head against the door post and was
knocked back into the very midst of
the burning stapl. He rose and again
rushed for the door, this time getting
out. But it was too late. He was
burned so that his recovery was impos
sible. Uncalled For.
The following is the list of letters re
maining in the postotfice at Charlotte,
for the week ending October 10th, 1881:
Mike 411brjght, W. Baylor, Victor G.
lirawley, Mrs. Mary Coverson, Miss
Mattie Curry, Sharper Daniel, Lizzie
Douglas, J. B. Davidson. H. K DeAr-
mond, Wm. Frailkillf Jnol Fisher, Mrs.
Etta Gaston, J. P. Hawkins, Miss Dolly
Harris, Bryant Hallyburton, Richard
J ohnston, L. S. Jones, Fred Lewis, Wil
liam McDowell, Miss Manda McCall,
Lawson Mooney. Mrs. L. L. McCall, II.
M. Matz, Hattie McMorrison, Mrs. Chas.
f1 n f . i r mi., rijii r I
ram rcraass
Hobs, Henry A. 'Bu'ff, Ellen BJggins,
Fanny Ramsour, Amal ReiL Mary E.
bmith, Eliz Steel, Sallie J. Tyson, Han-
na Torrence, Isabella Wade, Miss Mary
White, Mrs. Julia Whitley, Jno. F.
Woodward, Warren Wilson, Mrs. L. C.
Walker, Annie Ware, Andrew Wood
ward.
In calling for any ofi 7he above please
m atvertized. ' - - - 1 -W,
W. Jenkins, P. M.
A Cosstlr IMotstfce.
They tell a pretty good story on ; one!
of our monied men who . owned con-
siderable stock in the Atlantic, Ten
nessee and Ohio road before the lease.
A gentleman came to him a day or two
before the announcement and offered
to buy his stock for $15 per share.
Shares are worth $50, so this was equiv
alent to an offer of 30 cents on the dol
lar. The bid was declined. A few
hours afterwards another speculator
offered 20 cents on the dollar for the
same stockinet the holder sold out un
der the impression that he was getting
as much more for his stock as the dif
ference between 15 and 20. Of course it
was an oversight, but the mistake was
worth $2,000. Besides this the stock
went up next day when the lease was
announced to 50 cents on the dollar.
Chloroforming by Burglar.
In some of the very numerous instan
ces of burglary which have occurred in
tne city ana county recently the vic
tims have expressed the belief that
they were chloroformed. One of our
prominent physicians told the reporter
of The Observer yesterday that he
mougnt tnese impressions muse do im
aginary, as he considered it next to im
possible that one could be chloroform
ed while asleep without being waked
by the process. When the air is exclud
ed from the nostrils in chloroforming
a smart burning sensation is experienc
ed which could hardly fail to wake any
ordinarily sound sleeper. The doctor
said that it would take hours to affect
the sleeper by the diffusion of the drug
throughout the room by evaporation.
Indeed he doubted if such a thing was
possble at all.
Arreat of m Thief
Officers Farrington and Erwin made
a thief catching excursion Tuesday
to Matthews station and returned yes
terday with an itinerant scoundrel
with half a dozen aliases and a sure
enough name of Dallas Simmons. Dal
las confesses to the fact of having rob
bed a little negro boy of $20 which the
little negro had himself stolen about
eight days ago from Alderman Hutchi
son. Dallas will have a hearing this
morning. The boy says that the chamber-maid
at Mr. Hutchison's gave him
the money.
Another charge against Dallas is that
he is due the city several days work on
the chain gang. He escaped on the sec
ond day after beginning to work out a
fine of $7.50 which the mayor put upon
him for an affray some time ago.
The Atlanta Exposition.
A very large number of Charlotte
people will attend the Atlanta Exposi
tion. Declarations of intentions to do
so are heard daily by the reporter,
and heard with pleasure, not only be
cause the Observer desires to see the
exposition a success but because North
Carolina has taken an unusually prom
inent part in it, as far as the magnitude
and attractiveness of the display goes,
if she does not send visitors in propor
tion. The Atlanta Constitution makes
North Carolina first in three States,
North Carolina, Texas and Kansas,
which make the most distinguished
displays.
It will be remembered that an Ob
server reporter attended the opening
exercisas and advised the citizens of
Charlotte to postpone their visit for a
week or so until the exhibits were fair
ly up and the exposition in working or
der. It is learned with pleasure that
those conditions are now fulfilled, and
that the groat inducements of the grand
promises referred to at the time of the
opening exercises have not proved a
deception.
As regards the exaggerated reports
which prevail with regard to board,
the Constitution says: "Good board
can be had in Atlanta to-day at $2 per
day. The usual rate is three and there
is no place where more than $4 is
charged. These are the rates for
transient board much cheaper figures
can be Ehad when arrangements are
made by the week."
Uowip About the Ieaae
The two theories as to how the new
management of the Atlantic, Tennes
see & Ohio road will run its trains
whether the Western North Carolina
trains will come to Charlotte, or the
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta trains
go to Statesville, continue to divide pub
lic opinion in the absence of any official
announcement on the subject from the
authorities.
A reporter of the Observer was in
formed yesterday by a prominent capi
talist who is supposed to know pretty
well what the railroads rfre about, that
the lease would have been made in the
name of the Western North Carolina
road but for the absence of any provis
ion in its charter admitting it. This
would indicate that Charlotte is to be
come. the distributing point according
to the original design in the lease. And
So the gentleman referred to thought
would undoubtedly be the case, bucn
is also the unofficial opiniou of present
employes of the Atlantic, Tennessee &
Ohio, and such would seem to be tne
course dictated by the interest of the
railroads. But there are still some re
ports in confirmation of the Statesville
theory. The reporter, heard indirectly
yesterday of the declaration of a promi
nent official of the Charlotte, Columbia
Sr. Ancuata. that trams on tnac roaa
would be rin through to Statesville,
All this is, however, little more than
street gossip,
The guage will without doubt be
changed within a short while, and the
few miles of old strap iron now on the
road will be replaced withmodern rails.
It is thought that the present employes
ot the road will be all retained.
The stockholders of the. road are all
hmsr
ased, it is said, witn
he lease i and with' reason, for a 0 per
cent return on the capital stock whlci
the $25,000 rental represents, is unusual
for railroad interests in this country.
The loud bed is said to be in first rate
order.
lhA liabilities of
tiEBiaco'a coca mef TONIC.
"Superior to any tonlo I have used or prescrib
ed." aays JrTOL s. m. hale, m. v., tuicago j&eai-
cai w)uege, ceware 01 lmitauons.
The Hornet in Bichmond.
'Letters from numbers of
the
Hot
. . m Vt.'j. ' 'i
nets jx est ttinemen zrom menmona re? ,1
review oi troops, in wmca toe uoraeu
took a eonspveuous position on the 'tifcl
treme left They were met at the denot.i
in the Virginia capital by the Walker
v
Light Guard which
escorted them to
the barracks. The boys write very com
placently of the admiration which j
has been showered upon their, green
and gold, to say nothing of those attrac
tions not dependent on the tailor the
gifts of God.
LIEBIG GO'S COCA BEEF TONIC.
'Superior to any tonic I have used or prescrib
ed," says Prof, X. M. Hale, M. D , Chicago Medi
cal College. It is prescribed by the most eminent
physicians xor wean rungs, iaiung out or the nair
(applied to the scalp), weak and irritable throats,
asthma, shortness ot breath, chronic coughs, ana
all nervous affections. Beware oi counterfeits.
Lidla E. Ptnkham's Vegetable Compound has
done thousands oi women more good than the
medicines or many doctors, it is a positive cure
for all female complaints. Send to Mrs..
, LydiaE.
Plnkham.
Battue Cbkek, Mich., Jan. 81, 1870.
Gentlemen-Havlng been afflicted for a number
of years with indigestion and general debility, bj
the advice or my doctor i used Hop Bitters, and
must say they afforded me almost Instant relief. I
am glad to be able to testify in their behalf.
I HUH. U. AMOi.
Bxdford Alum and iboh Spbigs Watib akd
Mass. The great tonic and alterative contains
twice as much iron and fffty per cent, more alum
tnum than any "alum and Iron mass" known.
Just the thing for the "spring weakness" now so
general, sold Dy an aruggisu oi any sianuing.
Prices reduced one half.
may 11 tf
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
OCTOBKB 19. 1881.
PBODUCS.
wmnHGTOH, N. C Spirits turpentine firm, at
50c Rosin firm; strained 82.00, good strained
S2.071. Tar firm at 82.10. Crude turpentine
firm at $2.00 hard; $3 25 for yellow dip; 82.60
for virgin lnienor. unn uncnangea; prune wane
-; mixed .
Chicago. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
steady, fair demand; Ho. 2 Chicago spring 1.84a-
l.i54i4tOVI casn; uciODer; l-own novemuer,
1.87ta December. Com fairly active and a shade
higher; Mo. 2 60 cash, 60 October; 61ft No
vember; December. Oats firmer; tto. 2
43ft cash, octooen novemoer;
December. Pork unsettled and generally lower;
17.2650 cash; 17.25 octoDer; 17. iu movemoer;
December: January. Lard easier; 1 1.70
cash and November; 1 1.85 December. Bulk meats
easier shoulders 7.50; short ribs 0.25; short
clear 9.60. Whiskey steady and unchanged at
1.17.
Baltthork Noon Flour quiet, about steady;
Howard street and Western super S5.25a$5.75;
extra $6.00a87.00; family 87.25a$8.00;clCT
mills, super $5.25a$6.uu; extra $.2oas7.uu;
family $8.00a$8.25; Rio brands S8.00a0.00;
Patapsco lamuy $s. to. waeat oouinem auiei;
Western quiet and easy; Southern red 1.85a45;
amber 1 .46al.54; No. 1 Maryland red 1.55a56; No.
2 Western winter red spot and October 1.45ft;
Nnvpmhfirl.475faa1.47Si: December 1.52a1.53:
January . Com-Southem firmer for white;
steady for yellow; western dull and a shade lower:
Southern white 74a77; do. yellow 73.
Balttmori- -Nizht Oats firmer: Southern
48fta49; Western white 50a51 ; do mixed 49a50;
Pennsylvania 49a50. Provisions steady: mess
norkSl9.5a uulk meats -shoulders and dear rib
sides packed 9al Oft. Baon -shoulders 10; dear
rib sides 11; hams 15al5. Lard -refined 13.
Qoffce dull and nominal; Bio cargoes -ordinary
to fair Ball, sugar nrm-a. son l u 14. w nianey
steady and auiet at S20.00ft.
CiBohnriiTi Flour quiet and unchanged; family
: fancy . wheat nrmer; jmo. 2 red winter
1.43al.45. Corn active, firm at 68ft. Oats easier
at46fta47. Pork quiet; $19.50. Laid to good
demand at 11. Bulk meats easier; Moulders
8; clear ribs 9; clear sides . Bacon quiet and
unchanged; shoulders 9; ribs ; clear .
Whiskey in good aemana at 1.1a; cemmnaaon
sales finished roods 580 barrels on a basis of 15.
Sugar firm and unchanged. Hogs steady; com
mon and light 5.00a6.40; packing and butchers
6.00a7.oO.
Nnr Tons Southern floor dull and weak:
common to fair extra $6.40a$7.30; good to choice
do. S8.50; Wheat onened a better, advance
lost, 1214 aft, closing weak; ungraded spring
1.28al.4U; JNO. 2 cmcago 41; ungraaearea
a51; mixed winter ; ungraded white 84a47;
No. 1 red ; No. 2 red octooer i.4WWU .ouw;
November 1.60ai.&z; juecemoer l.oaoovs.
Corn mened laatt higher, subsequently the ad-
vnnen Inst, and declined la. weak and less dome:
uugraded 50a7PA; No. a white 75a7; No. 2 Octo-
Der Uaum; noveuiuer iwiuii wwuiocf low
a78ft. Oats cash higher; No. 8 45. Coffee
lower, and moderate trade; Bio 8ftall: in lob
lots Sugar firm and very quiet; centrifugal
: Iloflo ; Cuba musco at ; iair to good
re tilling eLgavgi reuiieu unu cuiu uick, oi.au-
rini-H a u&h. Molasses auiei ana uncnanc-
ed. Iftce fair demand and steady. Bosin steady
at. o KiAa7ft. Turpenline very firm at 53. Wool
Hmi ami weak: domestic fleece 84a48: Texas 16a-
32 Pvrk dull and nominally unchanged; middles
dull and nominally unchanged. Lard lower and
closlDt somewhat strong at 11.95all.97ft; Octo
ber li,P5al 1.97ft; November 11.95ft; December
OOTTOR
HAT.vMwron-OulRt: mlddllnir 10: low mlddl'g
inuw- irtwwi ordiiiRn 10c: net rec'U 8.141; gross
; sales 2,125; stock 70,560: exn'ts coastwise
: to ureal Britain : oonuneuk w
France .
Norfolk Quiet ; middling llftc; net receipts
4,103; gross : stock 83,203; exports coastwise
2.895: sales 883; exports to Great Britain; to
continent .
BALTMOBK-Quiet; mld'g Ilc;low mtd'g 10;
mnd nrd'v OSic: net rerfis : cross 781: sales
. .. .H - . AAA.
; stock ,yy3;exporis coastwise u,wu,ByiiuiciB
RS: exDorts to Great Britain 815; to Continent
imrm-nnll: middling 11 lie: low middling
nii(: mod ord'v lOUic: net receipts 1,801; gross
i.stl: sales : stock 8.420: exports to Great
Britain ; to France.
WTLMTN8T0H Quiet; mldd'g lOfec; low mid
dling 107-16c; good ord-y vw. receipts wo;
wrZmi ulIas : stock 10.697: exports eoast
wise l.ztiH: 10 ureoviuiuuu , w wubumh
PwhJlDxlphia Steady . middling llc; low
mlddllns lllAc: good ordinary 10c: net receipts
ins. mua 9.K07: sales : SDlnners 198: stock
8,033: exports to Great Britain 1 to continent
5.250.
Savannah Steady; middling 10e: low mrg
1 oii. -imvwi ordtnurr Qike. :nt recelDU 6.782 ;eross
: Mies 2.800: stock 70,558; ex. eoastwlse ;
to Great Britain : trance; w wuuucm .
Nkw Oblkajts Firm; mldd'g 10; low mld-
cLng 10ft; good ord'y I0lc; net receipts 1 ,ov;
to Great Britain ; to France 4.811; to coast
wise 2,622.
Mobilb Steady; middling 10c; low middling
lOftc; good ordinary lOVfec; net recjs l.utw;
uross : saies ouu; bic in.oiv. vyio
coast ; rranoo , w ut.uuu.
Mmmna Fa-y: middling 10?hc: reoelpta
ooiq- KhtDments l.Hy: saies l.oou; stocx
40,349.
inanvrt-OnlP.t: middling 1U1,C.: lOVf mwi
dllne lOlac good ordinary 9ftc; receipt 1,04J;
shipments : sales 1 1,282.
Charlkstoh Steady; middling lli&c; low mid
dling 10c; good ordinary IIHbc; net rciiDis
aq Ai . i sales 1.000; stock 68.049;
exnnrts coastwise : m ureal oriinuu ,
continent.
Nxw York Cotton steady; sales 1,894; middling
uplands llftc; mlddd g oneans iic: gross
; consolidated net -receipw 23,541; ex. Great
Britain 1.99&; irrance 4,011; wuuuoui www
LrvKBPOoL Noon cotton, steedy; middling up
lands 6d; middling oneans o 7-100; saies iz,
000; speculation and export 1,000; receipts 5.050;
imoViftan . Dnlands low middling clause:
October delivery 6 7-82d; October ahd November
6 7-82di November and December iAd; December
and January 69-82a5-16d; January and Febru
nft ii.?i9astd: Februarv and March 6 13-82d:
March and April 6 15-82d: April and May 6fta-
6 17-32d; uay ana June o v iou; wuasuia ,11117
a, jTutures nrm.
r.rrravnniv K 11. m. Sales of American cotton
9,400 bales. Upland low middling clause t October
delivery d; Navemoer o o-iua; jurcn ana
April uwiraiui.
FUTURES
Nxw Yoax Futures
closed firm.
Sates 89,-
500.
October
ll.89a.40
11.41
11.5657
November...;
December
January
February
ll.7oa.76
11.90 91
March
April
May.1
' 12.06
12.19a.20
12.80a.81
June '
July
JIM11V
FINANCIAL,
Nw YORK.
Exchange,
Governments ureuuu;.....
'New 6 Bi. At
Four and a half per cents,
Four per cents, .... . :..
Money,....
State bonds -light demand,. ......
Bub-treasury balances Gold.. ......
1.41
lJUttfc.
90
SifS frregular. dosing generally firmer:
jUabams-viara rn.
-a uass a, imsu i.c
-7ClasaB,B,a.
' M Class C,4's. ..............
or
Chicago and Northwestern
1.2
2
preierrea....
Erie
i.f
Am
East Tennessee.
1
1.88
Lift
80.
1.861
IM
40
IS
I jIUraata Central. .
un Boon.. ......
LMdavfUe and Nashville
empou mna munwni.,v.
i New TorxcaainL...., ,
'EBSSmi&mti&m.
50- uwna
i iHn.nL.
Wabash, St. Louis PaeUVr.
" DrelerraL
W astern Union
COT COTTOH KaBXXT.
Owwum or m Ownvn, l
Caasuim. October 20, 1881. f
The market yesterday closed steady and an.
changed.
Good Middling. 10all
Strictly middling, 10
Middling. iobZ
Btruxiow nuuuiiuc.
10
101
LOW mitttmng. ,
Timres
9tta9i
7fta
Storm co ton
Sales yesterday 186 bales.
Charlotte Prnce Irisurket.
OCTOBKB 5. 1881.
BUYING PBICIS.
Cobh, perbush'l j.iq
mal. ;; 1.00
Whxat, "
Bkmns, white, per bushel 1.25a.50
Pbas, Clay, per bush. SOal.OO
liauy, " . 1.60
White. " 7&aM
Floob
Family 425450
Xxtra..
400
8.75
Super.
Oats, shelled
dbud Fjtcrr
65
4fta6
1520
7al0
3a5
75
1.00
80a3S
16
2025
10al5
20
8
8540
6a8
Apples, per m.
Peaches, peeled
unpeeiea.
Blackberries.. ..
Potatoes
Irish
BU'I'l'KB
North Carolina.
law, perdozen. ,
POULTHT
Chickens,
Spring
micas..
Turkeys, per nv,
Geese
Bxzr, per lb., net
Mutton, per ft., net.. .
Pork, " " ...
SKLLINO PRICKS-WHOLES AH"
Bulk Mxats
Clear Bib Bides. Ill
Coma-
Prime BIO. t 141814)
Good. laftalg
MOLASSXB
Cuba 82a85
Sugar SyruD. 8fiafi0
Choice New Orleans 50a60
Common 40a4fi
Salt
Liverpool fine 1.00al.25
" Co&rm 8Ral.no
8TJ8AB
White. lOalllfc
Yellow 7fl
Whisxxt
Corn, per gallon... $1.80a.40
Bye. " .....tl. 25aft.0O
Bbabdt
AddIo. ner eallon. S9. T0a.5.2K
Peach. "
Winx, Scuppemong, per gauon. . .... . . . $1.00
RETAIL.
Chekss.... 20
Labd, per Id. - J5
Tallow, per ft Raio
Baooh
N.Choa round... lOall
Hams, N. C 1$
Hams, canvassed....: lfialAtt
Bic ; 8al0
Fruit
Apples, Northern, per bbl 8-25a.50
atountain, " 3.00
Mackerel No. 1..
1.25
" No.2..
" No. a..
1.00 I
75
15
6
Codfish
Cabba.sk, per ft....
ERSKINE COLLEGE,
DUX WEST, SOUTH CABOL1NA.
One of the oldest institutions m the State. Total
expenses for Tuition, Board, Books, etc., need not
exceed $165. Preparatory Department in charge
of a Tutor. Locality healthy; community moral
and intelligent. Opens first Monday in October.
octio lit w. M. UBUUL Pres't.
NOTICE.
A Meeting of the stockholders and directors of
the North State Copper and Gold Mining
Company will be held at the office upon the prop
erty of the company in Guilford county, N. C, on
Thursday, October 27th, 1881, at noon, for the
purpose of levy an assessment upon this capital
stock of said, company and for the purpose of
transacting such other business as may be Drought
imivre uie meeting. rfua&rri wjiiKxna.
ociio u- rraadent
CRANBERRIES,
STRAINED HOMY, PEELED PEACHES and
OAT MEAL.
CHESTNUTS,
AT-
S. M. HOWELL'S.
oct 14.
DENTAL NOTICE.
I WOULD respeetfally announce to the etdxent
of Charlotte and vicinity that I have opened.
DEftTAL kuoms over jno. I. Buuers jewetrr
Store, where I will be pleased to see ay who may
aesire my semoes. au wojk gmranieea te oe
satisfactory and at reasonable prices for flit-class
o dc rations.
Particular attesUea glvea to deaning and pre
venting decay of the natural teeth. -
nitrous uziae uassaiely gi'a wt to Dainiess
extraction 01 teem.
M. F. EOUWO,- D. D. H.,
octl8dlw Charlotte, N. C.
Midland N. C. Railway
(Atlantic and North Carolina Division.)
PASSENGER DEPABTM'T.
Time Table 11. to take effect Monday. 12 j05
a. ra , uctooer ura. ltusi:
:
No. 47.
GOING EAST. '
ABRITB.
LKAVK.
Goldsboro
Best's
7 00 pm
7r)2rpm
7 45 pm
8 05 pm
8 20 pm
8 65 pm
9 16 pm
041 pm
960 pm
10 10 pm
1069 pm
11 10 pm
1180 pm
1184 pm
12 12 am
12 84 am
12 51 am
1 OOam
7 o a pm
70 pm
8 05 pm
8 25 pm
865 pm
9 21 pm
9 41 pm
960 pm
10 25 nm
LaGranae
Vailing Creek.....
Einston . .
Dover .........
Cora Creek
Tuscarora.
Clark's......
New Berne
Biverdale
Croatan
woodbrtdge
1069 pm
11 10 pm
11 80 pm
1184 pm
12 17 am
Havelock
Newport
Hollywood
Macon Hotel
12 84 am
12 54 am
Morehead Depot.-.
No. 48.
GOING WEST.
ABBITX.
LKAVK.
Morehead Depot..
Macon Hotel
Hollywood'.
Newport..-.
Havelock.. ...
8 25 am
860 am
408 am
4 49aa
Weodbndge..
Croatan
Biverdale.
New Berne..
lUUUI
Tuscarora....
Core Creek ....
Dover .........
Kinston
FalliDg cnek'
L Grange..."
Besvs .'."..
Goldsboro.. vv
With Wilmington A Veldan
train, laavlDg Goldsporo 920 a. m. for Bichmond,
Balttmere, jrouaewpnMp mw .7, aaa poinu
Sorth, East and WesC and with the KorUCaro-
Hna trin. leavlnc Goldsboro 1 n. m.
Trata 47 eoprnwli with WUjnington ajVeMon
train from Bichmor Blttoore, Philadelphia,
New York, aid plnt.Nott. SaatteiwaftTttat
6S0B.BL
Wiimu
awwuw
North, 9
SrnMuMdiL K. C. B. 1L. anivM alMbram
iTXJU a. Dk, S9BV mwrnre asu p. n.
Steamer for Elizabeth City leave Ne
rives at EUzabea'aWedneaday, 1$QtL'
ar-
m.
andBatoraar.TWU a..
a. a. iatsh.
oct5 Chief Xogtaeer ft Qen'l Man.
8 20,m
8 85 am
S 50 am
418 am
44$ am
512 am 512 am
25 ami 526 am
5 5a ami 610 am
80 am 6 80 am
640am 640am
7 OT-am 7 06 am,
7 27" am 727 am
3fam fidOam
844 aa 8 49 am
fiOl am ' 9.01 an
985 am
PI
Mm
mi
Vattfes having m their poesemtott Cracker
Uleagtag to the umfcHlgnaa, will pleaw retarn
premptty when emp, as I have great demand
for them. LeBOY DAYIDSON. '
-iTO THE::-
MERCHANTS
-OF-
SURROUNDING
Your attention Is respectfully called to the large
and fine stock ot
Now ta my store and ready for inspection, which
are oCered at very eiose figures. 1 am prepar
ed to offer special bargains to the trade la
all good in my line.
CORN . CAB LOAD LOTS.
MEAL. IN GAB LOAD LOTS.
FLOUR, IN CAB LOAD LOTS.
JgTJLX MEAT and HAMS,
jyj-OLA83E3, SYRUPS,
gUGAK, COFFEE and TEAS.
LARGE 8TOCK OF
TOBACCO.
CHEWING AND SMOKING.
FINE LINE OF
CIGARS. CIGARS.
Gilt Edge Goshen
BUTTER.
New York State
CREAM CHEESE.
FRUITS,
SUCH AS
Lemons,
Oranges,
Apples,
Bananas,
Grapes.
CANNED GOODS,
APPLES,
PEABS.
. PiNB APPLES.
UBJBEN QBAPES.
PLUM PUDDING,
BASPBEBBIES.
STKAWBSBBIES,
ASPABAGCS,
SUOAB PEAS,
SUCCOTASH ,
BOSTON BAKED BEAN, CO UN, OERA and
TOMATOES.
FISH,
Cod, Maekerel in all styles and sizes. Deviled Crabs,
i.ODsier, Baimon. Amenean ana f reucn
Sardines, Oysters, &c
POTTED MEATS,
Cnlokea, Beef, Does:, Ham, Tongue and Turkey,
Assonoa.
COBNES BEEF, CONDENSED MILK. OLIVES.
LABGS LOT STABCH, 8 to 40 lb. boxes.
Farinaceous Goods,
Oatmeal, Poas, CheeM.Cheoorate, Essential Oils
mnstawss, Anenoxy jrasse, ancwmwin sau
. oioU,aBdotbr imported artlciea.
r A "WTtTT?Q lB buckets, boxoa and
IxAJNUlHiid. aarrals: Nats. Ealsins.
nuTM,Fwper,Spioes, Oovea,
SOAPS,
Large stock Toilet
and Common.
TEBBETAEL TKABE
1
! doslroata UMfiraeacy Lt. Fancy or Staple, oaa
Da,iobaa u my atoco. , nespsi r
LeROY DAVIDSON.
wsm
of
Eeady-made Clothing,
i
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CARPETS, TRUNKS,
' GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
legardless of Cost,
rpo CLOSE OUR BUSINESS BY JANUABY 1st, 1 882. Having concluded to return to the Eastern
JL part of the 8tate, and ts avoid packing and sniping our goods we have resolved to give the public
the benefit to purchase our entire stock at prices never before fcnown In Charlotte. Our goods are all
new and desirable, having bought a complete new stock this season. Don't . fall to call early to secure
the best bargains as this is positively a bonaflde dosing out sale.
EV Three new sllverplated Mansard 8 foot show cases, 1 No. 7 Hosiers' fire proof safe, 1 hand
tome Mirror, 5 Iron Velvet Cushioned Stools, and 4 folding awnings and frames, for sale eheap
ootis ZL MORRIS & BROS.
RODDICK &C;
TRYON STREET.
VE ARE STILL TO THE FRONT.
ANOTHER LOT OF THAT FAMOUS 10c BLEACHING. A NEW LINE OF CHILDBEN'S BSGU
LABrMADS HOSIEBY. We are making a specialty of -
.ALACK CASlMllM.
We would be glad to have our prices and qualities compared with any In the cttj; wevare certain they
are at least ten per cent cheaper than can be found elsewhere.
NEW DRESS GOODS RECEIVED DAILY.
Another lot of those 8 Button Elds at 50c a pair. Full line of Towels, Table Linens, Ac .Give us a
call before purchasing, as it will be for our mutual benefit. Respectfully,
RODDICK & CO.
UP " Terms strictly cash and one price.
- AT
REDUCED RATES
BOUGHT AND SOLD
OPPOSITE CENTRAL HOTEL,
fcirN. B. Partles'deslrlng information in regard
novl2
WILSOR
DRTJQ -
Trade Street,
PAY SPtCUL ATTENTION TO BOTH
WHOLESALE AND
oct 1 9
W.W.WOOB,MaiiiirerMofiS(J
N . V ROMnNDENGRWIHSCO.
3
CHAS. R. JONES,
Sole Ag't.Charlotte.N.C.
Every JSstey Orvan
Sold to made
Throughwt with
Equal fidelity, and
Xields unrivaled tones
&ndfor IKvtiraUd Catabgru.
oct741moeodw
SESSION OPENS
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBMB 7, '81.
CORPS OF TEACHEBS:
Wk. B. ATKINSON. PrincfpoL Latin, Mathe
matics, and Natural Sciences.
MI88 lLKltBM lAjatt, nucifH oi inepanuoiy
Department.
MBS. B
SALLIE CALDWELL "WHITE. English
Literature aad Bstory.
Mm i.iL.riK w lAJrtvt. aioaern AianzuaKes.
MM M ABE L. MATTOON, Elocution and Eng-
rTnh Branrtvim
- MUB1U DIPABXXLKT.
PBOV. A. BIDEZ. LL. IX, Director.
ASSIST ANTS Mna. B. L. DEWEY. Mks. WM.
B, ATKINSON. -
Htu tt. A. BAVAun, Art ueparwneni.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
NANNIE TLKSLXT, Intendant of Inflrm-
Limft ANNA SUTTON,' Head of Boarding De-
partmenk fa1i
loguetn
ON.Prt
-T bt. wm. b. atkinso:
PrlncipaL
augll.tl
Chew
the brand of tobacco known as The
Old Oaken
rpHE old Oaken Bucket, . .
X The iron-bound bucket,
The moss-covered bucket,
That bung In the welL -CHAS.
B JONES.
Charlotte, N. a, Sole Agent.
' Liberal terms to dealers.
Jharlotte
Female
-
TO ALL POINTS
BY S. J. PERRY,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
to railroad travel will please address as above.
Q - ISTB
Charlotte, N. C.
RETAIL TRADE.
Every buyer should
Select an Orgdn
That guarantees good
Every day worh and
r - j t ?;-
"Attiiiw - i. '- " ' 'mi. ' :
ESTEY OEGAN CO., Atlanta,
P. C. WILSON,
CHABLOTTX. NC
Bole Agetit for
LOUIS COOK,
CoWas Baggy
Aito m
WATEBTOWN SPRING! WAOON COMPANIES,
FOB TH BALE ' '
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES,' PHAETONS, SPRING
wAuuriSj cm.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
OPEN BUGGIES, $55. . TOPBUeeiES, f85.
Special tndoeementa to the wholesale iraue
Correspondence solicited. ; v . , ,
lumi ; , '
FOR RENT. -
170B the year 1882. orrora term 01 th. uhm
n commodious and elegant -dry goods store, on
f Trade street, now occupied by EL. MomaftBro.
Possession gives 1st January, ima Mm muu
aPt.V.0. Jonnaon, or g
;. ':
wm