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SUNDAY, NOV. 20, 188L
STATE NEWS,
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IfMTIIII M T DR. HARTER MEDICIHB w, -
(f CHAS. R. JONES,
II 3oleAg,t,Charlotte,N.C. JJ
WiAtorh KetnsJibiener:. .The white
IWtridTO in Tucker's window attracted:
that in the Swift Creek section, a fetw
years ago a white partridge waa Been,
but was not captured.
The wells are not filling, despite the
heavy falls of rain. Street Commission
er Andrews says, wells are going dry
now, and that they will not be filled be
fore the new year comes. .
sYesterday at the museum of Agricul
ture a quantity of native woods i were
received for shipment to Atlanta.
There are eighteen specimens in tne lot,
six of them not being on exhibition at
Atlanta. Admirable as our. exhibit of
woods is there, tnis win greauy aaa w
t.
Died in this city, on Thursday morn
ing, ail liUO iCOlllOUViD Ul PUU)
W. Albertson, Mrs. Kebecca Albertson,
aged 81 years. The funeral win taxe
place from the residence of her son.
Southeast corner of Jones and Person
streets, this morning at 11:30 . o'clock.
The friends of tne lamuy are respect
fully invited to attend.
The Grand JL.oage or Masons wui, as
snnAArs rtv announcement ui uiauu
Secretary Bain, meet in this city on the
7th of next monin. u.ne sessiuuo ujl wio
lodge are always oi interest, ana mese
annual meetings are looked forward to
with much pleasure. Apart irom tne
mvstift work of the order, their social
features are numerous and enjoyable.
fireensboro Triton: We have been
informed that there are yet many cases
of small pox in Richmond, Va, and at
Keysville, Scottsburg and other places
between here and Richmond there are
several cases. - " .
Wnrk on the ( ,ftD6 rear ana i aa&in
Valley Railroad is progressing satisfac-
Howqame LUUe BllMlppl Girl
HamphigAYalanche. . ; --'. '. -
.In oneoi tjber Mississippi towns, not
yeyy far from Memphis, on the line df ,
the MississiDDi and TenneaseeitaiirQaq;
little lady, aged about J5 y eara,v shot
anq-i severely . wounaea an i , wnpuueu u
tramp? who attempted to tenter the
house after being ordered not to do so.
The lady; who is small but game, and a
crack shot with a pistol, was the -only
white person in the house when the bur
ly tramp approached. "We havenoth
ing for you; you needn't come in," said
she to the tramp. "iBut I will come in,"
he answered. "You had better not,
or you will get what you don't want,"
Suietiy responded the lady, as she laid
own her knitting, picked a six-shooter
rrom ner worfc DasKet ana approacnea
the aoor. "You go back in your room,
or IH pitch you out of the window,"
exclaimed the ruffianly tramp, as he
walked inside the door. Bang! went
the DistoL and tramD staseered back
on the porch, shot through the arm
and breast. She raised the pistol again
but the tramD fled. A neighbor rushed
around the house and asked1 the little
lady, who was sitting down and en
gaged in knitting, with her .pistol in
her work basket, - What's the matter V"
She exclaimed, "He's gone!" "Yes,"
she replied, "and if he kept on coming
1 would be shooting until now." The
tramp was found to be bleeding pro
fusely, and it was with difficulty that
the flow of blood could be stopped.. He
left the town a sadder and wiser man,
havine been taueht a lesson in man
ners that he will not soon forget. The
game little woman is worth her weight
in gold dollars.
The Georgia Pacific and Its Conncc-
tioa wltn Baltimore.
Baltimore Bon.
The long-talked-of project of a rail
road across the southern portion of the
establishing through
:
SH
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torily under the management of Presi- transportation from the Pacific to the
A- UiituiMnfAniianr lAnM I n l a 11 i : . nnnUnn.. Z n l. l V. n
Greensboro is getting to De quite a far advanced toward completion that
hi LESS THAI!
Auction Prices,
THE
THE
FINEST COLLECTION OF
O ILT1S
OILVBB-PL
P L A T X D
1TID
WAR T7
W A B Hi
Iver exhibited la Charlotte.
JUST BICI1VID:
mum viimv i
THElGREATCURE
RHEUMATISM
AJtJxr'U diaMMM of th KIDNIYt, f,
XVUaMMth'f7tflni of th Mrid polaea
v.. hiit tvt . dreadful mattering wldah
aair thmrioOmm ef Skenautlni eaa iMlias.
' THOUSANDS OF CASES
of ths'wont forma of this terribl iiammm
hmtim quickly reUovad. In m, hort timt
T PERFECTLY CURED.
fc k wdrftq rotten, md mlmmnMl
Hi in trrerj part of tlis Country. In nun
dredaof r,M it h cnrdwQerIl 1M had
frUad. It la nild. Vat efficient, CERTAU k
IM XTB AVTIOS, fttttnarmi mil tmm. t
Crlt eleaue BtratkcM aa4 BtrcaKav
Km Ufe to au tne important orgaaa or tne Doay.
TnoziMaruaeuonoitnJuaneyiiaieauMu.
The Ilrer la eleanaed of all diMaae, and the
Bowela more freely and healthfully. Zattda
M wifvu -wmn manaaw are nwieuN uw
tnaayatmu
Am it has baen prorad by thooaanda that
cotton market, Messrs. Odell Ck. ana
Mr. W. H. Hill are the principal uuyers.
Wacons are comine in from Virginia
almost every day loaded with elegant
fruit, butter, &c.
Two wagons and teams passed through
Greensboro to-day on their way from
South Carolina to Alamance county, in
this State. The wagons contained four
colored families who left Alamance
some years ago to seek their fortunes
in the turoentine forests, rice and cot
ton fields of South Carolina
We learn that Mr. Brooks Kernodle,
whose home is near Gibsonville in this
county, was so badly mashed between
two cars yesterday that it is thought he
cannot recover. The accment occurrea
near Princeton, on the N. C Ktailroad.
Mr. Kernodle was one . of the bridge
builders in the employ of the railroad
company, and received the injury while
attempting to pass between a box car
and a fiat when they were in motion,
coming! together. Mr. Kernodle was
brought up to Gibsonville last evening
on the regular passenger train from
Goldsboro.
Statesville Landmark: The North
State Mining company have consolidat
ed their railroad interests withother
companies, and by a prospectus in the
New York Truth we see that Wades
boro is one terminal point and Charles
ton, West Virginia, the other. So the
Statesville and Jefferson Railroad has
vanished into thin air.
It is learned from letters received in
this place, that Mr. Thos. Cowan Gra
ham, of Newton, dropped dead in front
of the law office of Mr. W. G. Burkhead
on the streets of that town last Monday
afternoon about 4 o'clock. He had of
late been in excellent health and had
no premonition of his end. Mr. Graham
was about 63 years of age.
HEWS NOTES.
the last link, 500 miles in length the
Georgia Pacific, as the new railroad is
to be called has been let out to con
tract Baltimoreans are specially in
terested in this transcontinental line,
since it is virtually an extension of the
Richmond and Danville system, which,
by its recent absorption of the Virginia
Midland, has been Drought to our doors
and made a feeder of Baltimore trade1
The Georgia Pacific, extending west
from Atlanta to Birmingham, Ala.,
through an enormously rich coal and
iron region, will continue thence
through Columbus, Miss., to Arkansas
City, where the Mississippi River will
be crossed, and, proceeding in a direct
line to Texarkana, near the Texas and
Arkansas line, will there connect with
the Texas Pacific. The latter road will
be completed to El Paso, distant about
850 miles from Texarkana, by the close
of the present year, and as it will there
meet the already completed Southern
Pacific, which has a length of 1,285
miles, Baltimore can reckon her route
to the Pacific at San Franciscoas fol
lows: Washington Branch, B. and O., from
Baltimore to Washington .... 40.00
Alexandria and Washington R,
R from Washington to Alex
andria . 6.09
Virginia Midland, from Alexan
dria to Danville 242.20
Piedmont R. R, from Danville
to Greensboro, N. C 48.60
North Carolina R. B, from
Greensboro to Charlotte, N. C. 223.15
Atlanta & Charlotte R. Rfrom
Charlotte to Atlanta, Ga 269.00
Georgia Pacific, from Atlanta to
Texarkana 500.00
Texas Pacific, from Texarkana
to El Paso, Texas 850.00
Southern Pacific, from El Paso
to San Francisco. 1,285.00
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Remedy. A trial entails bnt the comparatively
trifling outlay of 60 Ccnta, and every one suffering
with pain con have cheap and poeitire proof of ita
claima.
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AN 0JSXY DAUGHTER CURED OF
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When death was noorty exoectad. mi ...
having failed, and Dr. H. James was expertment.
tag with ttie many herbs of Calcutta he accidental
ly made a preparation which cured his only child
of CONSUMPTION. His child Is now in this
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proved to the world that CONSUMPTION can be
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Importing and Dispensing Pharmacist
North Tryon St,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
DON'T GO TO SARATOGA
When you can get water Just as fresh and spark
ling as wnen it nows rrom toe spring at Saratoga.
We receive this water in large block tin reservoirs
which we return as soon as emptied to be refilled
again every week. J. EL McA DEN,
Druggist and Chemist
Prescriptions carefully prepared by experienced
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July28
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ia tlia moat efiaotnal remady tax oleanifng tha
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AT VMS, 8XT AX IVXENSE STOCK OT
iiiiE
The Kaffirs In the Transvaal are said
to be rising.
Mr. Seth Low's majority, as declared
officially by the Brooklyn canvassers, is
4,300.
Mrs. Maria Carey, widow of William
H. Carey, bequathed $116,000 to chari
ties in Brooklyn and elsewhere.
An armed conflict is daily expected
between the "regulators" and 'modera
tors" in Eastern Kentucky.
A Kentucky farmer, recently dead,
willed his $10,000 estate to former
slaves. His relatives contest
Major Daniel's official majority in
Lynchburg is the same as that of Col.
Cameron in Petersburg 086.
The nihilist organ iof St Petersburg
condemns Guiteau's crime in the
strongest language. It declares such an
act inexcusable in a free country.
Wren gel Land having been folly ex
plored and found to be a small island
instead of Dart of a continent some new
Arctic theories are iniorder.
Ajrner-Oenera sum
mer house, at Brookfteld farm, l?a was
tratfied last Wednesdayfternoon. In
sured for $17,000.
Edwin Booth and daughter, J. H.
McVicker and wife and William Win
ter accompanied the remains Of Mrs.
Edwin Booth from New York to Chi
cago. The - New York committee' which
manages the Michigan relief fund has
received a dispatch from the Governor
of Michigan thanking Mme. Patd.fox
her concert for the benefit of the forest
fire sufferers. He intimates that half a
million dollars more are needed.
In the United States Circuit Court at
Richmond, Va yesterday, Judges Bond
and Hughes presiding, in the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio Kailroad cases the
petition or - cue . Jtsngu&n Donanoiaers,
asking payment of expenses, amount
ing to $481,000, was denied. It was de
cided to pay five per cent, of the debt
to said bondholders, withheld in May
last, making the payment in full.
Total distance from Baltimore
to San Francisco, miles 3,464.04
The Mexican Central, running north
ward from the city of Mexico, a dis
tance of about 500 miles, as the crow
flies, connects with the transcontinen
tal line at El Paso, and places Balti
more within about 204 miles of the
City of the Montezumas. It will be
observed that the distance to San Fran
cisco considerably exceeds the distance
to the City of Mexico.
The operators of the Georgia Pacific
expect to reap great results from the
opening up of the coal beds which for a
hundred miles border its tracks, -and
they count on stimulating every branch
of Southern industry Dy supplying
black diamonds to a wide area of the
Cotton States, hitherto cut off by want
of transportation from their use. The
road wiupass through the Black War
rior, the Little Warrior and the Coosa
River coal fields, and will supply New
Orleans and other Gulf and South At
lantic cities with an excellent quality
of steam-nroducinsr fuel. Pittsburz is
too distant to compete successfully.
Coal from that city destined for New
Orleans has to be carried 2,000 miles,
while by the new enterprise the Cres
cent City will be supplied from mines
not over 600 miles by rail and river
transportation. The president of the
Georgia racmc uauroaa is ex-senator
Gordon, of Georgia, who says: "We
believe that there is a great South as
well as a great West, and we propose to
develop it The resources of the coun
try on the line of our road are inex
haustible." A Sneeslng Scene.
New York Mercury.
Pmhablv one of the meanest stage
tricks thai was ever played was played
on Mxrv Anderson. 16 will oe remem
beredthat ,in the play of "Ingomax'
Parihenia and the arbarian nave aev
era! love scenes, where they lop on each
other and hug some that u, not too
j much hugging, but justhugging enough.
Ingomar weara a nuge iur garment,
made of lion's skin, or something. One
day he noticed that the moths were get
ting into It and be told his servant to
see about tne mows, ana unve . uuuu
out. The servant got some insect pow-
der and Mowed the hair of the garment
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Sendor Circular and Pric List.
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SALE - BT AZ.Xi DBUQUIBTft.'
anilg deod oow ly.
P. C. WILSON,
CHARLOTTE, K.O,
Soto Agent for . r
louis cqok;
CoWns Boggy
A3JD TH..;
WATEBTOWN SPRING WAGON COMPANIES,
wtrm aoni mtrm nm -
bugoies. cABBiiaEaiPBASTONS. SPBIHO 1 '.SSSwSklSStSSw'li a duster on, and Mary snoze
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The Associated Railways
-1
I Victor Sewing MaclB fo, ymma and the carolinas.
BAGGING AND TIES
Wejare agents for
THE WATT PLOW
Will sell It LOWER.thanIyou can buy an other
good plow. Full assortment always on band.
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All Notes and Morte
MIDDLETOWN, CONN.
noTll dw
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, Va., November 1st, 1881.
Memoranda of Arrangement of
Tickets, Routes of Tn
the ijroarnlngs of the Unicto PacifiS full of it.and scrubbed the ; inside ot toi a gj
Eaiiroad fertheByear ended jtme benzuie SfSwS2ffiS
1881, as 922,765,152, and net learnings
$11,296,842; Central Pacific, gross, earni
ings $229344, net earnings 90C840
Northern Pacific, gross earnings $2,931,
802, net earnings $985,645; number ox
mues operated 754.
before he went on the stage, ana
thought it ididn't smell jast right, but
he had mo time to enquire into 15. tie
had not got fairly in his position before
rnrtTuHiiri ta.mt cmt en a hop. SKip and
intnri a.ri trrrAw hnrRAlf ftll Over him
- : .1 I LflKar CTtf. AnA Inrtty f nil nf Insect DOWder.
The stockholders and dewsltors iLl-ern?ha.HA-fu f . benzine, and as
Newark's broken bank have ditmrilned I. he saidr Wilt thou always love me,
to sue tne united suues government u
recover their losses on tne
for eieht years .mat the jrovernmenthad
deceived them 07 publishing, false re-
ot;"Uie
e aetaerminea I he said: Wilt thou always love me,
rrernmenttlrn0,nar77Bhe dropped her head over
grptindthatl nis gaovader, and said in an aside: "For
ports of . the
conoiuon
e pank.
'J .'t'31'Ji.V
P4JUB$,Btoii rational XtautK
rlonallBarAarfoeddwyri Ivesterdav.
Krom itsinceptionit has .labored ' un-
a member of the cTearincfTiinse. The
itastrODhfi litis 1ati ImnanHinw si
the love of heaven, what have you been
HnMrwW md then she sneezed a
eouple of times. - Ingomar held, her up
the best he could, considering that his
nose was full of insect powder, and he
answered, 1 wilt,- and then he said to
her quietly ! "Damfino what it is that
smells so They went on with the play
between sneezes, and when the curtain
went down she tali Ingomar to go out
and shake himself, 'ana ;ne am. it was
noticed in the next ;act : Uiat Ingomar
III- !-
udPWfy
no more.
Ltoblg CWi AnileatedKrtiaBloC Wltcb Hazel
HHiSt' om toranfWlttlj Hazelin the mar-
(ri1 ir tin ff,jfv ritw JaCKtouTiue, ris.
M M fcAM
WMUPOIXTA,
il B.RATJXI)XR3. . Bapt of Agencies.
8TATE3VILLB, KC ,
THIS bouse has -been Uaaed It k term of yean
b Mr. Dr. Beeyes. aFhose- mtentlon to to
keen a ttrtctlr nrsVelass house to
eterrPW,"i
Commodloua aamole rooms oi ftnt ana cona
flop. v
rbe Benonage or roe paone u aonciuw.j -,
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Nbw York, Nov. 19,
dlrdlftst night. .
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CntMniac oM wmPalnfnl Montaltos. and
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von w-u ht lor uuutwwm
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L Balsam. M
g jjjgkijr esteemed for
Si;.if,
TlltliRinDEN,
iQTalld vlfAi i Mm,htJ Mm Ha
eipJcaits of be&ttb bfw bottles of Hop
will you let taem suffer wnen so easUy
CITY PROPERTY
FOB SALE.
residence, three blocks f rota the
Charlotte, win be sold cneaD
terms to the right kind of a
mirehaser. The dwelling is on a full lot. has nine
comfortable rooms, brick kitchen, fine well of wa
ter, eta The house Is admirably adapted for the
residence of a lawyer, doctor or preacher, having
an aamiraDie uorary or sioay room, duui ior ine
purpose. Jror lunnsr paracuiars, price, terms,
etc.. apply ax this vrxivx.
uiy20,ati
City Lot for Sale Cheap.
THX Lot on the corner of Ninth street and the
North Garolffta Railroad, fronting 140 feet on
Ninth street and 196 feet on the North Carolina
Railroad, win either be sold as a whole or divided
Into two lots of 70 by 196 feet Suitable either for
pu jlsE PHTLLTP8
Z.B. Vahcb.
VANCE & BAILEY,
. AttornflTg and Gonnaellors
, . CHABLOTTX, N. C.
Practice tn Supreme Court of the United States,
supreme cons os ortn uarouna. jreaerai
SQuaxe,
Courts, and counties of Mecklen
burg, Cabarrus, Union, Gas- . j
; ton, BowanandPa-Tidson.
OfQce,; two doors east of Independence
Hi
Kin
'GRAHAM,-
Bound-trip rates,
ransnortatlon. and Ad van
tages offered: for the formation of parties of
visitors to the
INTERNATIONAL COTTON EXPOSITION
AT
ATLANTA, O A.,
From the Territory traversed or reached by the
Railways oi tne wenmona and Dan
ville System.
From and after this date, from Charlotte via
Charlotte and Atlanta Air-Line Hallway, tickets
good one day going, two days staying in, and one
day returning from Atlanta, will be sold as follows:
For single person, 810 70
For parties of 10, each, 0 85
For parties of 20, each, .- 8 00
For parties of 80, each, 6 70
For parties of 50, each, 5 85
The Bound Trip Tickets herein named, when
used BlDgly. are of a specific contract form, "void
If transferred to others than original purchasers,"
and authorize the requirement of identification of
said purchasers, at the option of the Kail way
Agents or Conductors. "
To the end of affording Increased facilities for
visiting the Xxpositlon, contract tickets, adapted
to parties of the size herein named, are likewise
offered. They embrace all the stipulations of sin
gle tickets, with the additional one, that they are
good for transportation to Atlanta only when pre
sented on trains in connection with "all others of
the specific class they belong to, as per the prices
given.'' ' -
Holders of these tickets may return nrmn thAtn
singly, within the period of their validity, provided
tney are tne. onguuu purcuasers, ana jaenury
thmmlMM MfcoKfinfflf. .-;
An office for the Identification of purchasers and
stamnlnff Of retum-ooupons ha been established
at the Union Depot in Atlanta. It will be epea 80
minutes prior w uiv winnure vi inuns.
: NoneTjf the eondltlons of these tickets will be
chanced, in any respect. . . ' .
Investigation of the appliances tOT' personal
mforLlodirmff. end food, hmm r tMn.
W. H BAILXX.
toay2-tf : :' I
5 - .- .... .. i. I
.Tprae-etAteiaiid TOafi Wats Courts. Collee I dojw a weasamaiw economical visit. "
? fienaiHonM aad,; Foreign. sottotted. A I. ForaninfonnaUonnot contained in thia iivAr
nan of Titles: Snrmva. Aa.. fiimlrtte I lor com 1 tlsement, apply to the rmdemimAHi n ,h. 1.
i. . -"-bmvim va a,u uid oui-
nansatlnn.
Offhs & Oenier Tr
0barlotte,N.C
llTttm strejetor
jpiyto
tton Agents of the
nov9 J -
Ch&rlotte Alr-TJnA
"1 t - MIMH
GIVEN US LAST FALL FOR
GrXJA. JNTO,
ARE NOW DUE,
(NOVEMBER US T , 1SS1
Please call and arrange the same
HMJfc&k
nov2
Ginger, Buchu, M'
drake, Stillingia, and
many of the best medi
cines known are com
bined in Parker's Gmf
Tonic, into a medico
of such varied powers, as
to make it the greatesi
Blood Purifier and tne
BtHalthAStreng;t
Boston ETerls?i'
T Rheumatism
SleeDkssness. & dUeaf
of the Stomach, Bo
M ml Lungs, Liver &K.dne)
Balsam &5?SS5
Xmr biii to niton tha never intoxicates. tuf
yorfifnl color to gmy hir. & Co.; Chemists, N. 11
We. and tl ih Irg Srlng Baying vo' -
NOTICE.
mj Xf UQUAll A w a UCCWWO VA "Y- . r. . ..Minn. &
jV Mecklenburg. I will sell at Public Auction-
and:
rmiitot
rhfll Mtl II I wa lAnaA lam A1 At A Mt Mnndar. tDe,
day of December, 1 881, that very yaluab e an
sirabie lot of land lylmi between tl
of the N. a B. B. and Trade street. tomeTt
jperty of P.M. Brown, and now owned pj'
Temis 1A cash: balance ion 8 and 8 month!
tt with mtaresL BUFUfl BABBL?",
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nov5 d oaw tds " Comnii
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