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LOCAL LYftiLUtiKMEa
SATURDAY, OCT. 22, 1881.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY. -
ZMSOZEsTILC
Phalahx Lodge Na 81, A. E. ft A. M. Regular
meeting every second and fourth Monday nights.
iCKL8iOR Lodgx No. 261, A. F. k A. M. Reg
ular meeting every first and third Tuesday nights.
Chaklottk Chaptkb No. 89, R. A, M. Regular
meeting every second and fourth Friday night.
CHARixrrn Command akt No. 2. K. T. Begular
meeting every first and third Thursdays.
1SZ. OF H.
Kkishtb or Honor. Begular meeting every
second and fourth Thursdays.
Knights of Ptthia8. Begular meeting night
first and third Wednesdays, 7 o'clock p. m. atMa
sonic Temple Hall.
X. O. O. ZF1
Charlottk Lodgk No. 88. Meets every Mon
day night.
Mkcklenbubs Declaration Lodge Na 9
Meets every Tuesday night.
Dixie Lodge No. 108. Meets every Thursday
nlgliu
Catawba Rptkr Encampment No. 21. Meets
y;rst and third Thursday nights In each moqth.
inAci to New Adrertlmsmenui.
Parker's Hair Tonic.
Hosteller's Momach Bitters.
IIUITIE PENCIL,! Nf.S.
ZW Hand in church notices to-day.
pTCold nights and mornings but
still warm in the noonday sun.
ZW" The fire plugs for the water
Avoiks have arrived.
CgForepaugh's advance agent reach
ed the city yesterday evening.
The mining machinery business
is booming.
EIPThe mayor's court was very weak
yesterday morning. One trifling case
was all.
Mayor pro tern. Osborne, pre
sides with much dignity at the city
court.
ZW Kunkel's minstrels passed through
the city yesterday on their way to Spar
tanburg. ZW Mr. II. I. McDuffie, of the Laurin
burg Enterprise, was in the city yester
day. ZW Cotton sales yesterday, 241 bales
the biggest day for two weeks. Busi
ness was correspondingly brisk.
ZW The northern trains continue to
come in late, caused by detentions in
waitiDg for northern connections.
ZWThe Mecklenburg base ball club
racket is to be investigated before Jus
tice Waring to-day.
tSMrs. "Stonewall" Jackson and
daughter went to the Yorktown cen
tennial under the escort of Senator
Wade Hampton.
tWThe transfer of baggage, passen
gers and express, at Big Sugar creek
bridge, on the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, takes about an hour's time.
ZW Raleigh is excited on its sanitary
condition. It is to be hoped that Char
lotte may become infected with the
same spirit.
HIT Mr. Will Clarkson, of this city,
has charge of the machinery exhibit at
the Atlanta Exposition of the Messrs.
Liddell.
ZW The Richmond papers of yester
day confirm the contradiction of the re
ports concerning the difficulties at York
town between the troops published in
yesterday's Observer.
!5sFThe sympathy of the community
ii extended to Mr. and Mrs. Williams,
of Pittsburg, Pa., in their sad bereave
ment by the death of their child an
nounced elsewhere.
t3TTiiE Observer must politely but
firmly decline the task, which recrimi
nating courtesy would suggest, of cor
recting the proof sheets of the Monroe
Enquirer after that not altogether in
fallible journal has illuminated the
public.
Such a case was made against
Simon Harris, colored, before Justice
Davidson yesterday on the charge of hay
iog stolen the $41 from the woman Sallie
Thomas some days ago, that he was
bound over to court in a bond of $300.
ZW One of Forepaugh's big cars
that couldn't get through the Steel
Creek bridge the other day has a print
ing press on board, and they do say that
this press was busy all day last Sunday.
The showman can do anything.
ZW Two girls at Atlanta the other
day on board a train for New Orleans
with a woman who was thought to be
a procuress seducing them from home,
claimed to be from Charlotte, but it
was plainly false as one of them was
recognized.
tW Gov. Jarvis and staff and the
Governor of Pennsylvania and staff
will pass through the city Tuesday
night to attend the Atlanta Exposition
on the 27th-the Governors' day. Other
distinguished gentlemen will also pass
through about the same time.
Dramatic Notes.
Milton Nobles is starring in Geor
gia in a new play called "Interviews."
Is the Phconix dead?
-trederick Paulding is playing in
Atlanta in "Salviati, or the Silent
Man," in which he appeared here last
season.
Charles E. Verner'a company, to be
were oa the night of the 25th, are genu
ine Irishmen from Dublin. They play
ed hi "Evictions" in Ireland for some
time before coming to America.
Archibald Forbes Probably ComiDSj.
Mr. Thos. McWaters advance agent
ior Mr. Archibald Forbes, the celebrat
ed war correspondent of the London
press, who is now lecturing in the prin
cipal cities of the South, was in the city
yesterday, and thinks that Mr. Forbes
may be induced to visit Charlotte some
NRht next week. He lectured in Wil
mington last night and from there goes
Atlanta where he lectures. It is
much to be hoped that this distinguish
ed gentleman may come here. His lec
tures are fraught with intense interest,
D-ing in great part narratives and
reminiscences of his long experience as
war correspondent from the Danube to
Afghanistan, from Paris in the days of
the Commune to Zululand where he
was one of the party who rescued the
body of the unfortunate Prince Imperi
ai.
-A,d?oe te travelers.-Buy a bottle of Dr. Ball's
i,um "J'uf. toe oniy nunc to stop a aaox.
Meeting of the Library Association.
The Library Association met last
night In the basement of Tryon Street
Methodist church. Mr. A. C. Hutchison
read a humorous selection, "Things not
Worth Trying;" Miss Bettie Allison, a
poem, "Trust in God," and Miss Carrie
Frazier, a poem, "Somebody's Mother."
All three were read with good empha
sis and fiue appreciation. The festival
lately given by the association brought
enough money, it is learned, to make
the meeting room entirely comfortable
for the winter, and this will be done by
next Friday night, the regular time of
meeting.
Neighborhood Notes.
The Wadesboro fair was a success.
Charlotte was well represented by Hap
py McSmith's musical display and W.
G. Berryhill's specimens of marble
work.
The second house burned since
Gastonia was a town was that of
Elijah Foster, colored, Monday night
Concord is to have tar pavements.
It is to be hoped they will make better
walks than worn bricks.
The stockholders of the new cotton
factory in Concord have had a disagree
ment about the site for the proposed
building. If it is net settled, which it
is hoped will be the case, two factories
instead of one will be the probable re
sult, says the Sun.
Conrad Foil, an old citizen of Ca
barrus, is dead.
A Bridge Burnt.
The big Sugar creek bridge on the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Kail
road was burned completely day before
yesterday. The fire was discovered in
the afternoon about 6 o'clock, A freight
train had passed over about twenty min
utes before, and it is possible that the
fire originated from the sparks of the
locomotive. This is mere toniecture,
however. This was the only covered
bridge on the road, except the large one
over the Savannah river. It was very
close, and a new one would, in all prob
ability, have been substituted even if
the fire had not occurred. Numerous
small accidents, such as the scraping of
car tops and smoke stacks have occur
red. The new bridge will be comple
ted in a few days, as operations have
already been be;un. Passengers will be
transferred at Sugar creek in the mean
time, so there will be no interruption to
travel.
An Oat-ef-the-Way Young in an.
As a young man, yesterday afternoon,
with beggar-lice on his copperas breech
es, hay seed in his colorless hair, and
innocence in his every glance, struggled
up the steep grade of Trade street in
its approach to Independence Square, it
was evident to all who observed him
that the satisfaction which a brand
new pair of boots, uncovered to the
knee, afforded him was somewhat
dashed by the fact that they hurt his
feet. With refreshing unconsciousness
of the smiles of the people, the young
man sat flat down in the middle of the
pavement, pulled them off and drew
from a paste-board box his old brogans,
which he proceeded to assume instead.
He seemed absolutely unaware of the
current of passers, which he parted like
a rock in mid-channel.
Union Court.
The Monroe Express, apropos of an
item in Tiie Observer a day or two
since concerning Judge Avery's state
ments as to the criminal docket of the
last term of Union court, defends the
town and county from the resulting
implication of unusual lawlessness.
But even if such a state of affairs does
exist, the Express thinks that it does
not become a Judge to advertise it. On
this latter point the reporter of The
Observer must do the Judge the jus
tice to state that he was probably un
aware of the fact that the remark
would be made public. So much lor
the Judge's part in the matter. The re
porter hopes the Express will pardon
him for the opinion that its sensitive
ness on the subject is somewhat nice
Attention has been repeatedly called in
this paper to the frequency with which
many terrible crimes have occurred in
Mecklenburg of late years and surely
the Express is not prepared to deny the
fact that homicide, at least, has been
deplorably common in Union during
the same time. .
A Disgraceful Hole Attempt at Rob
bery.
A night or two since Mr. Carlelock, a
gentleman who keeps a beef market on
Tryon street, came to Policeman Erwin
saying that he had been the victim of
an attempt at highway robbery. As he
passed in the rear of the Central Hotel
on his way home a fierce looking white
man collared him and demanded his
money. Mr. Carlelock broke loose from
him and got away from the dark and
disreputable hole (which that spot un
doubtedly is) as fast as possible. The
policeman went immediately in search
of the man. He inquired of a woman
who lives in one of the rooms if she
had seen anything of the man describ
ed. She said she had that such an one
had come into her room and frightened
her terribly a few moments before with
the d iclaration that he was a robber
and would have money. The woman
had none to give him and he left with
out blood.
All this sounds very sensational, but
there is no doubt of its truth, and the
facL that both witnesses say that the
man was not drunk and seemed to be
in dead earnest makes it worthy of at
tention.
The rear of the Central is about the
worst place in the city and has been tLe
scene or mucn crime turn mauy in
famies. Its proximity to the most fre
quented place in tpwn makes it all the
more disgraceful.
The best Liver medicine known is the Hamburg
Drops, and it Is a!se a specific for Digestive ail
ments.
INDULGENT PARENTS
urvin .una thai hiitrn to p.nt heartily of highly
eDsAiu.ri f Aivi ft-ii Mjia MkA. AtA.. Will DHVe 10
use 1 U fit:- rs to prevent inaigesuou. ""2
nUhL. .iRiiMHS. ntn. and perhaps death. NO
family la safe without them In the bouse.
LIEBIG GO'S COCA BEEF TONIO.
"RnrtAri or to ftnT tnnln I Visum naad or prOSCrlb
ed " says Prof. X. M. Hale, M. D , Chicago Medi
cal uouege. 11 is preacriDed w me mom eHwucu
physicians for weak lungs, falling out of the hair
lappueu no mc scaipi, weaK ana irnuwiq uuvwo.
ssinma, snonness 01 Dream, enronio coogns, &uu
au nervous anecuona. Beware of counterieita.
Railroad Sparks.
The Richmond and Danville offi
cials in Atlanta have been notified by
a general order, issued from their head
quarters in Richmond, Va., that in as
suming control of the Virginia Mid
land railroad, Col. A. Pope will act as
general passenger agent of the new ac
quisition and Mr. Sol Haas will act as
general through freight agent
The Gastonia Gazette says of the
progress of work on the Chester and
Lenoir Narrow Gauge: "Capt Wad
dill is grading at Lincoln ton with a
force of about thirty hands, alio whom
are excellent workers. He expects to
have the track laid to Main street by
to-day (Saturday.) A bridge has re
cently been erected over Long creek
instead of the old trestle. Mr. George
Morgan superintended its erection and
deserves credit for the skillful work
done. This road has its own officers
and mechanics, and does nearly all its
own repairing with home born and
reared men."
mining' News.
The Salisbury Watchman says that
at the Gold Hill mine all is activity,
they are constantly taking on hands as
occasion requires, and have just receiv
ed one of the improved "Buckeye" En
gines. It is a seventy-five horse-power
and in quality is the best in the market
Also a Beckett & McDowell twenty
stamp mill with all requirements. The
water is pumped down to the 175 foot'
level, and they are working a force of
English miners.
At Beaver Dam, in Montgomery
county, a new mill house has just been
erected. The engine and boiler has
been placed and the arrival of the How
land pulverizer is awaited.
Some very rich gold ore has been
brought to Salisbury by Mr. Samuel
Harrison from his Belle Mine in Moore
county. He has a large barrel of it and
each piece of ore in the barrel shows
free gold in large quantities. He says
they have plenty of this ore in the mine
and at present forty tons out on the
surface.
The Rymer is still producing good
ore, work is progressing smoothly and
indications tend to make this one of
the standard mines of our State.
The Propagation of Fish.
The propagation of fish by artificial
means was begun in North Carolina in
March, 1877. Their culture is new in
this country, and while the public are
aware of the value of artificial propaga
tion in other countries, and the im
mense outlays annually made for its
sustenance, there is yet a large mass of
people who await actual results for
confirmation. It was not till 1880 that
a general distribution of shad was be
gun. Mr. S. G. Worth, State fish com
missioner, tells the Raleigh News-Observer
to recommend to persons in the
interior to cultivate the German carp in
ponds. The carp grows quickly, and
almost every farm affords suitable con
ditions for supplying one or more fami
lies with fish. They have been distri
buted to about four hundred parties in
the State, and have been delivered free
of cost. These are obtained in Wash
ington, D. C, and deposited at Raleigh
as a central point for distribution. No
fish has ever been cultivated so profit
ably. They are growing at a marvelous
rate. In giving tbem freely to an wno
apply, the board requires them to be
placed in ponds free of other fish. The
number at present is limited and this
provides against their destruction.
Mr. Worth has recently been making
extensive inquiries of those who have
been furnished with carp by the Board
of Agriculture, and only six out of all"
the parties supplied have lost any.
They report the growth of the fish as
astonishing, being about fourteen inch
es on an average, while some have
reached twenty inches. In several in
stances they iiave spawned. They were
distributed last February, and the facts
seem to prove that they spawn before
they are a year old.
The midnight marauder should not be banish
ed from our dwelling any more qwcKiy man.
the system. Dr. Bull's cough syrup quietly yet
phnuM awniDh or mid or inT Kind De an von irom
positively places all colds under Its control, rnce
25c.
PIRATICAL FABRICATIONS,
Daneerous fabrications from time to time are
gotten up to cheat the public and to sell on the
name and reputation of Simmons Liver Regulator.
In five legal decisions perpetual Injunctions nave
been decreed by the courts for the protection of
the public and the suppression of these frauds.
Therefore beware of these hurtful deceptions and
take only 81mmons Liver Regular, manufactured
by J. H. Zelllu A Co. , In White Wrapper, with the
large red Z and mortar thereon.
"Women are everywhere using and recommend
ing Parker's Ginger Tonic, because wey naio
learned from experience that It speedily overcomes
despondency, Indigestion, pain or weakness In the
back and kidneys, and other trouble! peculiar te
the sex. Home Journal. See adv.
BURNETT'S COCO A INK,
Unlike AU Other Hair Pressings,
Is the best for promoting the growth of and beau-
Ufylng the hair, and rendering It dark and glossy.
The Cocoalne holds. In a liquid roim, a large pro
portion of deodorized Cocoannt Oil, prepared ex
pressly for this purpose. No other compound pos
sesses the peculiar properties which so exactly
suit the various conditions of the human hair.
The superiority of Burnett's Flavoring Extracts
consists In their perfect purity and great strength.
Lvdla E. Plnkham's Vegetable . Compound Is a
remarkable remedy for all those painful com
nlalnts and weaknesses so common to our best
rnmnlA nnnnlatlnn.
" l ... -n nno nr..t.
Avenue, Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets.
Hand to MTS. xjTaia JS. rmiiiiun, ioo ncswiu
.a.
A Down Town Merchant,
Having passed several sleepless nights, disturb
ed by the agonies and cries 01 a sunenng cuuu,
kh tiAAnmin? convinced that Mrs. Wlnslow's
Soothing Syrup was Just the article needed, pro
cured a supply for the child. On reaching home
and acquainting nis wiie wiui wu i uw uw,
she refused to have it administered to the child,
as she was strongly in favor of Homoeopathy.
Thor nirrir. t.hn child nassed In suffering, and the
parents without sleep. Returning home the day
following, the father found the baby still worse;
and while contemplating anower Bieeyiess wguw
ih. mnthr atennAd from the room to attend to
antno nnmani mines, ana leu uie j.uvucr mut uio
v - r , , ... . .
child. During her absence he administered a por
Hnn nt thA Snothincr Htthd to the baby, and said
nothing. That night all hands slept well, and the
foii nvnirn in tha mornirifir Dneni ana hbo
Rn'ri wonderful change, and although at first offend
. Tha mnr.nnr whji aeuenun wiiu biro duuuou
ed at the deception practiced upon her, has con
tinued to use the 8yrup,and suffering crying babies
and restless nignis iito uiBttppvarou. & bwki
trial of the Syrup never yet failed to relieve the
baby, and overcome the prejudices of the mother.
Sold by all Druggists. 25 cents a ootue.
There are political outbreaks so popular with
the whole people that the state dare not Interfere.
The breaking out of pustules, pimples, tetter and
the like on the faee, can be pleasantly cured by
Dr. Benson's Skin Core. Also good for me hair
and scalo.
Thnriannria nf women have been entirely cured
of the most stubborn cases of f emale weakness U7
the use of woia Jt rinauaw v guiw vvui-
rtound. Sena to jbtb. .uu t-uuuoiu,
Western Avenue, Lynn, suss., ior pampnteu.
FADED OB GRAY HAIR gradually recovers Its
.
H&lr Balsam, an elegant dressing, admired for Its
miinrni nnior auu lumo vi uw two va. m. aumom n
purity and rich pe:
Hew &&vevtistmtuts.
KEYS FOUND -By calling at this office and pay
ing for this advertisement the owner eu have
two email steel keys, upon a ring, which were
found on southwest Trade street yesterday morn
ing. TURKEYS, GEESE, CHICKENS,
CRANBERRIES,
CHESTNUTS,
LOOSE PICKLES by the dozen or 100,
AND FINE
NORTHERN APPLES,
AT-
S. M. HOWELL'S.
oct 22
Druggist by Examination.
W. P. KAKVIN, AQT. J W. K'DOVfKLL.
W. P. MARVIN, Ag't, & Co.
and Successor to E. Bean & Co,
FOB
Fresh Drugs &nd Pure Medicines
Rone but the
Very Best Drags
do I keep In my stock. Also, Toilet and
Fancy Articles, Perfumeries, Combs
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Ac, A,
GARDEN SEEDS
of all the best varieties, and warranted
to be good.-
Physicians'
tlons are given spee-
non.
Hoping to receive a share of public
patronage, T am. respectfully,
feb8 W. P. MARVIN, Agt , & CO.
Ginger, Buchu, Mao
drake, Stifiisgla, and
many of the best medi
cines known are com
bined in Parker's Ginger
Tonic, Into a, medicine
ef such varied powers, as
to make It the greatest
Blood Purifier and the
BestHeatth AStrearth
Restorer Ever Usee.
It cures Rheumatism,
Sleeplessness, & diseaess
L Parker's
of the Stomach, Bowels,
lit n I Lungs, uver 2 Kidneys,
Hair Dalsami "t31161
I Moit Economical Hair
Tha Bart. Cleanetl
I bur. Ncrer fall, to restore
I Toothful color to gray hair. & Co.. Chemists, N. Y.
SOc and sle. Larg, Saving Bnrlnt Dollar 81.
oct22
AIM
GENERAL FEED DEALERS
-JHTJ-
COMMISSION MERCHANT O
OMMISSION MERCHANT
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
HAVING ust opened a GSNERAL TXBD
STORE and COMMISSION BCSINKS8 on College
Street, at the old stand of J. O. Bhannonhouse,
we will be glad to serve our friends and the publlo
generally, with all kinds of
FEED
At bottom prices, and will handle and sell all
goods sent us on Commission to the very best ad
vantage, and hope and believe we can make It to
your Interest to give us a call.
Respectfully,
A. J. Bit ALL A CO.
P. S. We have now on hand one car load TEL-
LOW CORN, HT. BRAN, OATS, PEARL GRITS,
and CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, and will In a day
or so have a FULL STOCK in our Hue et goods, i
oct21 tf A. J. B. CO.
ERSKINE COLLEGE,
DUE WEST, SOUTH CAROLINA.
One of the oldest Inslltutlons in the State. Total
expenses for Tuition, Board, Books, etc., need not
exceed S165. Preparatory Department In charge
of a Tutor. Locality healthy; community moral
and Intelligent. Opens first Monday in October.
oct ib lit w. m. uuuut. rres'i.
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
xnursuay, uctoDer 27tn, inai, at noon, ior the
purpose of levy an assessment upon the capital
stock of said company and for the purpose of
transacting such ether business as may be brought
neiore me meeting. JUHoru wiaxna.
ociio u- .r resident.
Midland N. . Railway
(Atlantic and North Carolina Division.)
PASSENGER DEPARTM'T.
Time Table 11. to take effect Monday. 12:05
a. m., October 3rd, 1881:
No. 47.
GOING EAST.
AKBIVB.
LKAVS.
Goldsboro
Best's
7 00 pm
7 82 pm
7 60 pm
8 05 pm
8 25 em
8 65 pm
0 21 pm
9 41 pm
9 60 pm
10 25 pm
10 69 pm
11 10 pm
11 80 pm
11 84 pm
12 17 am
7 82 pro
7 45 pm
8 05 pm
8 20 pm
8 56 pm
9 16 pm
941 pm
8 60 Dm
La Grange
Falling Creek....
Klnston . .
Cover
Core Creek
Tusoarora
Clark's
New Beme
Riverdale
Croatan
Woodbrldge
10 10 pm
luou pm
11 10 pm
1 1 80 pm
11 84 pm
12 12 am
12 84 am
12 51 am
1 00 am
HaveiocK
Newport
Hollywood
12 84 am
Macon tiofei
12 54 am
Mowhead Depot.
No. 48.
GOING WEST.
ABUTS.
LXAVB.
Morehead Depot.
Macon Hotel ....
8 20 am
8 85 am
8 25 am
8 60 am
Hollywood
Newport
Havelock
859 am
4 0 am
418 am
4 4S am
4 49 am
Woodbrldge
4 54 am
512 am
454 am
5 12 am
Croatan
Riverdale
5 25 am!
5 68 am
6 25 a
New Berne
0 10 am
Clarke's
Tuscarora .......
Core Creek
6 80 a
6 80 am
6 40 am
7 06 am
8 40 ami
7 01 am
Dover
Klnston
FalllDg Creek ...
7 27 am!
7 27 am
7 64 am
8 14 am
8 29 am
8 29 am
La urange.r
Best's
Goldsboro
8 44 am
8 49 an
9 01 am
9 85 am
801 am
Train 48 connects with Wilmington Welaon
train, leaving Golds Doro wu a. m. ior Klcbmond,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New Jerk, and points
North, East ana west, witauwugnavw
linn train lMvtna-Goldsboro 1 :45 n. m.
this a? Annnects with Wllmlmrton fc Weldon
train from Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia.
New York, ana pouwi nnu, mh sua west, uuu
aniveftsJGoldeDorooswp.
- wnrninstrni ft Weldon trains leave Gdldsbora.
I North, 9:50 a. m., and 1034 P- -, Booth, fj6
n. m.. anaMvk v. w-
snWh r-juniina Bniirw1 trains, man and naa
A1VSWS WW . .. - - i - ' m-
atmAF for Elizabeth
leaves New Beme,
iTnaailai Q-Oft It. TTL. and
2X70 p. ax, ar-
rives at Elizabeth City, Wi
7900 a, m.
and Saturday, iduhu. ,
octS Chief Engineer A Genl Man.
setuwf, leave otwbuvw, ovw, I WOl find srjeeUl hamlna m all sods In my line. I Chew only
live. North. aao p. m. oi1,.ka-. A call Is solicited, as tt Is believed that anything 014 Oaken Bucket
Express freight, N. .C. B. K., arrives Geldabore I amairma in tMam mm. raner er stanls. can I
8 :00 a. m., leayw ttowsooro 4aup. m. u Ioula m, .te.' BesyeettaOy.
Please Re
Parties having In their ponessloa Cracker tans
beleeglmg to the undersigned, wOl please return
promptly when empty, as I have a great demand
for them. LeBOT DAY1D80IT
--TO THE-
MERCHANTS
-OF-
-AND-
SURROUNDING
Tour attentleo Is respectfully called to the large
and fine stock of
s
Mew bt ray store and ready for Inspection, which
ate offered at very etose ngurea. I am
srsDi
ea 10 oner speeiai Bargains xo 11
al bargains to the trade In
sx-
all goods In my line.
CORN, Df CAB LOAD LOTS.
MEAL, IN GAB LOAD LOTS.
FLOUR, IN CAB LOAD LOTS.
JULK MX AT and HAMfl,
TyjOLASSIS, STStJPS,
gUGIB, COmSI and T1AS.
LARGE STOCK OF
TOBACCO.
CHEWING AND SMOKING.
FINS LINK OV
CIGARS. CIGARS.
Gilt Edge Goshen
BUTTER.
New York State
CREAM CHEESE.
FRUIT
SUCH AS-
Lemons,
Oranges,
Apples,
Bananas,
Grapes.
CANNED GOODS,
APPLES,
PEARS,
PINE APPLE8.
GREEN GRIPES.
PLUM PUDDING,
RASPBERRIES,
STRAWBERRIES,
ASPARAGUS,
SUGAR PEAS.
SUCCOTASH,
BOSTON BAKED BKaNS, CORN, OKRA and
TOMATOES.
FISH,
Cod, Mackerel In all styles and sizes. Deviled Crabs.
AODster. eaimon, American ana vrencn
Sardines, Oysters, Ac
POTTED MEATS,
Chicken, Beef, Duck, Ham, Tongue and Turkey,
Asserted.
CORNED BEEF, CONDENSED MILK. OLIVES.
LARGE LOT STARCH, 8 to 40 lb. boxes.
Farinaceous Goods,
Oatmeal, Peas, Cheese, Chocolate, Essential OAs
Mustards, Anchovy Paste, Ancnovies in sait
or oil, and other imported articles.
r A XTTaTT?G In buckets, boxes and
X-IXJl10 barrels; Nets, Raisins,
Prunii, Pepper, Spices, Cloves, Nutmeg, Mace.
0"i A "PC Large stock Toilet
OWiVlr D. and Common.
TEE RETAIL TRADE
; LeROY DAVIDSON.
CHARLOTTE,
GROCER
S,
To the Reta I Trade
Cm
i Sale of
leady-made (Slothing,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CARPETS, TRUNKS,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, &C,
Eegardless of Cost,
rpo CLOSE OUR BUSINESS BT JANUARY 1st. 1 882. Having concluded to return to the Eastern
JL part of the State, and to avoid sacking and sniping our goods we have resolved to give the public
the benefit to purchase our entire stock at prices never before known 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 bonafide closing out sale.
V Three new sllverplated Mansard 8 foot show cases, 1 No. 7 Moslers' Are proof safe, 1 hand
some Mirror, 5 Iron Velvet Cushioned Stools, and 4 folding awnings and frames, for sale cheap.
octlS
R O D D I CK fe CO.,
TRYON STREET.
WE ARE STILL TO THE FROHT.
1N0THE8 LOT OF THAT FAMOUS 10c BLEACHING. A NSW LINE OF CHILDREN'S BEGU-LAR-MADX
HOSIERY. We are making a specialty of
IIL ACE A1M1E1E8.
We would be glad to have our prices and qualities compared with any in the city; we are certain they
are at least ten per cent cheaper than can be found elsewhere.
NEW DRESS GOODS RECEIVED DAILY.
Another lot of these 3 Button Kids at 50c a pair. Full line of Towels. Table Linens, 4c . Give us a
call before purchasing, es It will be for our mutual benefit. Ueapectfully,
RODDICK & CO.
Terms strictly cash and one price.
HsaimOeaB tiosets
AT
REDUCED RATES TO ALL POINTS
BOUGHT AND SOLD BY S. J. PERRY,
OPPOSITE CENTRAL HOTEL,
fN. B. Parties" desiring Information In regard
novl2
WILSDH
DRXJGrGrlSTB,
Trade Street, : : : Charlotte, N. C.
PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO BOTH
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
ONE CASE OF THE t6TTT TTMH" nTP ADO FRE9H AND NICE,
JUST RECEIVED. U JU 1 11VIU lJTirlO JUST BECEINED.
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CHAS. R. JONES,
Sole Ag't,Charlotte,N.C.
Every Estey Organ
Sold is made
Throughout with
Equal fidelity, and
Xields unrivaled tones.
Send for IUuttrated Catalogue.
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SESSION OPENS
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBMR 7, '81.
CORPS OF TEACHERS
War. R. ATKINSON. Principal. Latin, Mathe
matics, and Natural Sciences.
MISS llJtltivM Jbunu, rrmcipai oi rreyaraiurr
Department.
I mbs. BALLTB CAM
I Literature and History.
Hub LILLIE W L01
MBS. BAIUjJ-B ViliUnJLii nniia, juikiumi
r.
NG, Modem Languages.
Miss MART L. MATTOON, Elocution and Eng
lish Branches. .
Muaiu vnrAU iiuuii'.
Pun. 1. BIDEZ. LL. D.. Director.
ASSISTANTS Mbs. B. L. DEWEY, Mbs. Wx.
R. ATKINSON. .
MlBS U. A. ok v auk, An uepaixroeni.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
Mias NANNIE TINSLKY, Intendant of Infirm-
Miss ANNA SUTTON, Head of Boarding De-
VJtmfat. ,
fof terms, etc., appiy wrn cniuMsuo v
Birv. Wm. R. ATKINSON, Principal.
augll.tf
the brand of tobacco known as The
THE old Oaken Bucket,
The tmn-bonnd bucket.
The moss-covered bucket,
That hung in the well.
CHAS. & JONES.
Charlotte. N. C., Sole Agent
Liberal terms to dealers.
Charlotte
Feme
Institute
Dry
H. MORRIS & BROS.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
to railroad travel will please address as above.
Every buyer should
Select an Organ
That guarantees good
Every day work and
Years of service
ESTEY ORGAN CO., Atlanta, On.
P. C. WILSON,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
SoleAgentlor
LOUIS COOK,
Columbus Buggy
AHD TH3
WATEBTOWN SPRING WAGON COMPANIES,
FOB TSX BAXS OF
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES. PHAETONS, SPRING
WAGONS, AC,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
OPEN BUGGIES, 855. TOP BUGGIES, $65.
Special Inducements to the wholesale trade
Correspondence solicited.
Junll
FOR RENT.
FIR the year 1882. or for a term of years, that
commodious andelegMt dry goostoon
WIS?' j0haaOn-l a DeWOLTE.
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