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DAILY, C H A ft L Q i; I (E Q B 8) E, RV E K ; WEDNESDAY, MAY 31,, 1,882 Index to New Advertisements. i Commonwealth Lottery Ce-see 4df J ' ) J f I ... flcwj ducrttcmcixts. 3Tt t Absolutely Pure: This pow ler never varies A marvel of parity strengthen! wbol-s omdss Mmv economlca than the ordinary Unas, and cannot be sold In eompetltloii with the mulUmdeof low test, start weight, a um or ih spuate powders- Bold only to cans. p .. ROAL BAKING POWDER COT , 23 NewJorkV LKROY DAVIDSON, STe Ag. ni, charlotte, N. C. BITTERS will cure dyspepsia,heartburn, mala ria, kidney disease, liver complaint, : . r and wasting diseases, . W1 BROWN'S IRON BITTERS enriches the bipod and purifies the system; cures weakness, lack of energy, etc, Try a bottle. BROWN'S BITTERS a v.- is the only Iron preparation that does not color the teeth, and wiO not' cause headache or constipation, as other Iron preparations will. BITTERS Ladies and all sufferers from neu ralgia, hysteria, and kindred com plaints) wjlljfind it tvijhout an oF1 ii. 'JBi.' ivJi.il look im IF YOU want nm GIVE US A CALL! r toiuoiuO -OA Buckets B EVTdot Can' .ilHHi TAJ -o II; Hi BSTl T7BSSH loTBrfeakf rfk Strl ' ana"3 fieil Goodsf KISb 4 U :o tfjoa iui -jU y: Jt W nsajd Uil to fcUtUUM fw Ue.l U! ni j .wwlwttilaH W MoI ,titfwi Is J ao 4 3iuitU -Bin fliqiqpA'iin 0 IRON GOODS . ftRefinell I4rd. manioiner 1 HOME CHIPLETS. 1" This is the day appointed for the meeting in Charlotte' 9 the. .anti-prohibition county convention. tlT A party of Northern capitalists arrived'iri the city yesterday, for the purposeuof looking at the gold minea i;. this vicinity. tW Charlotte's new enterprise, the milk and butter store, is doing well and promises to be a success, and there is no reason why it should not be. tW Dr. Hogg, of Raleigh, and T. J. Sumner, of Salisbury, railroad expert and examiners, were in the city yester day. They visited our water worV . and were very favorably impressed. EF"Yesterday the Baptist Sunday school picniced at Sugar Creek church. They went out in wagons and on their return last evening gave glowing ac counts of the day. t3F"The invitation to the King's Mountain High School commencement, which occurs on June 6th to 9th, has l been received. Kemp P., Battle, presi dent of the North Carolina University, is commencement orator. 13T Mr. Jake Hand has been going over the streets on the line of the water works, taking up and replacing the bursted mains. When J Jake gets through and pronounces the mains all right, we can count on it to be so. ; tW Mr. H. M. Caldwell, of Sharon township, came into the Observer of fice yesterday, and brought a hand-full of ripe peaches from his orchard. They were the Brigg's May variety. Mr Caldwell is ahead on peaches this year. tW The fronts ot nearly all the gro cery store, display crates , of peaches, which have been brought up from Geor gia in the, past two dayjs. ,rThey are small, no well matured and priced tol erably high. Mr. J. W. Cobb, the'tax lister tpr Charlotte township will have his books open, at his office in the courtf nouse, from June 1st to 20th for the purpose of receiving the tax returns for this township. This is a roster that should al ways be attended to early. t5FT The members of the Library As sociation are requested to meet at the rooms of the association, this evening at 5 o'clock, to make arrangements for the festival Friday night. It is this as sociation which is to , .giv ,tha aple dumpling match, by the wa', and not the Literary and Debating club, as we had it yesterday. tSugar Creek church appears to be a popular place for picnicers and a request comes to The Observer from officers of the church to announce that all picnic parties will be welcome, pro vided they replace lhe benches they take out og the'ehurch and leave ev erything just as they find It. Some an noyance seems to have been caused by parties misplacing the church "property. Gone to a New Place- Mr. BiiiNewman, an old and esteem ed engineer of the Atlanta and Char lotte Air Line Railroad,' his severed his connection with ihalJ&ad and is now ing tfie'3f4g tafnka new 'locomotive. Rill, the "wild; horsey" ae he, was famil iarly inJ fo!tfredlj knwn amtsngst us, parted" with his darling "23" with many teardrops. ; , a.WT iecorsitive ,&tt in Charlotte. ' ' !!ptie plaque . mania b&eifi . a long time reaching! Charlotte, perhapsjtmt it is here at last: 'A paMiting soheblims tlen'openjefici is attendeill hilmher Of young ladies, all of whom have show. deeided talent injthe art, and 'many .of them can touch off a plMn&in 1 a truly beautiful" and artis Uo.rhaiinef, fully equaling the work 9! seen a Jfew odr these plaques and is dead Mml Pretty ttl Uibj; are arranging ro)t oigiilbw Mams mffimmmfr ny expect a lot of colore-flemett from other towns, having sept out wpta- aofls fif sfven companies W en com jolfl tBerlin a tonrnaraent,f the same KtncM0iVeaajieraaii moduli ,.vxe to tektog' in the sil ve'r'cnpsranct other prizes. that; Hill ;ijevc5rexk . iKipyex- mtteiwjrtinif oh tkm, i 1- -- Tt" nit itsi f;f)mt" 1' ii " a; At the regulajmoiBg'sesslon of the mayor'AXOurt jestetaj, Lizzie Smith, colored, was arraigned Idf cDfSlUJf Eul r4ail)hn . j$d ,uJnS and mm$m$mzifMs the mayor fined tLizzja $2.6Ql and costs, fid hardly Iiad he pronounced sentence w'etf LizsPJomped up with a chair in teuldfjaad made for Emma, who would hV$ fafed badly haJ,not the of ficers promptly' interferedt.(Xizzie.Was remandeSi $$tl5je gnard-ho;ian'd;iJl tWdbgif tttj this morning to-Btrer 2& lUia af r'ayjand for : her !tejnpb bT QBirite Pfesbyterian Church Sun day fcntftfl will have a plo:ptfthe the line J tn iC. C. B. fiL ooia ridaji, bury's crossing at 9:30 a.iHeTnbe of the congregation ar,iiviUtti lfihI- ist. Sunday .hAiar and rnftinUareiinntWtp'a' Jicewm M M?111??1 -V : .KoiaVia Qiao wit'gwyiT -i-rgt jta The Western North Car0Mi?dWl j Western North CarolinftjBajlrQaAffliSl be oflW)5flie first roaC4nthe conntry. , MiftiBthijatirfi a.th rnBbeilarneA oils Jwmiaine "thatKWrW Is - Th Trroitreet-MetBoa lina.Cenlral rattWadWFcltto splendid track tor th W. 3f 0. j FIREMEN. rv The Boys who' Stand Between Oar City and - the Fire - Fiend--A Talk over their Past and Present. The display of firemen, the :parades, races;ano! contests of the late .celebra tion have had their influence on the fire department of this city and there is a general revival of interest in the fire companies. The old companies are getting in scores of new members, while two new ' reel companies have been organized and another one is talked of. The first indication of the brightening up of the department was noticed several weeks before the cele bration, when a force of kalsominers, upholsterers and painters were engaged to transform the various fire nails from plain, uninviting rooms, to elegant par lors, with ceilings and twallau.delicatelj tinned and shaded, 'floors1 covered with; thlfoJftetrBrusses .and windo'id den bhfndheavy vDamask and lace cor tains. In this step of advancement the firemen were greatly assisted pecuni arily by the city council, whose action in '.ixtending them, this .aid.jis to be higlilconrmenaed.r The halls 6f -the Hornet, Pioneer and Independent Hook and Ladder companies are now justly pronounced to be the finest firemen's halls in the South, with the exception perhaps of those! of 'Augusta, and the firemen who were entertained in them on our late occasion were charmed with the Elegant- surroundings. The walls' are hung with pictures, and with por traits of deceased members and officers ; easy comfortable chairs and fine f urni turwivth the rich appointments already xnejationeidake tlie Jiall tt&jgjsnd give them an air of completeness and ibeauty equal to the most gorgeously furnished parlor. Besides having the finest fire halls, Charlotte is, proud of her firemen as the best boys that ever "run mit der ma sheen." The members have always .taken the greatest interest in their companies and whenever the alarm should sound, whether at noon-day or at midnight 9 summette heat or win ter's cold, (hey have' always5 responded with an alacrity and promptness that has justly made them the pride of our city. Their many battles with the fiery element and their fights to save the property of the citizens, are monuments to the worth and excellence of the de partment and to the gallantry and skill of the firemen. It was not until 1875, about the time of the great depot fire, that the organi zation of the fire department was effect ed. Previous to this the companies acted separately and were individual organizations, and it will be interesting to take up the history of each company and follow it along briefly to the present' time. - 1 . The Hornet steam fire company is the oldest oranizatfoa-ln; thefctty: In 1S66 it ""was organized' and1 Jas. Earhshaw the captain, petitioned S. A. Harris, Esq., who was then mayor of the town, f Or an engine,, which was granted and the purchase of an engine was made from Clapp & Jones. The ehgihe wad delivered in December, 1866, and on January 29, 1867, a meeting was held in Treioar jlall for a formal organization. t this meeting Gen. J. A: Young pre sided chairman and M. L. Wriston was secretary. The temporary organi zation was made by the election of Jas. 4wjf ec- retary and treasurer. On February 2C i867, thaj?tompant was permanently or ganized as the Hornet steam fire engine and hosecompapy, No5l, pfjthe city of Charlotte, with Jas. Earnshaw presi dent' c'iwlt7n(vry was cele brated t$.a ball, at the Mansion, House, now the Central riotel.' Mat 20th, 1867, and thepf "dent wasPre-electeff. Sometime after, differences among the company caused it to disband, but it yrta'fTglz tenXSiv evening, March 12, 186i' with 11. L. Wriston president, Which' posltFdii1 he" field until 187&,S when "he'dedtewd a rs-oioim nation. D ii. Sigler served" as president in 1873-74? fllTrezivahy 44875; CT Walkerinrl876Vj7 , B EMUler in 1S6- IdS'imh Cochrantfimssi.' ' Mr. the company. Ti&-In4c$!erHook and Ladder is the et5d "oldest companf ; dating its organimtlomjfrojn 1868 whQnit started ut,as a han, engine Qompany, the en-ginp,,'a&-0ld concern; that had been left standing in a' vacahtftji nekr" the "depot before the'cfoillfif iffiiMf "-The first spresident waa iMe. rJasmGleasQn, and ' after his deathf w.5 J. Y. Bryce was elected1aha'ToiSfrEtnnoy to he. president Xo8om time.MrJ; Jaa, H. Qrr, was the"' nexFpresfdBnt and soon thereafter the eompany X3Q anged ; to itkhook and ladder, ajid tbe hand engine was turned dyer tbthe city in exchange for the present hook and ladder truck. Mr. Orr corMriuedft) betfi president until the orgittizatipfl of the1 department in 1875wMb was elected as first chief. Mr. J. W. Sprinkle was then elected to the prIsTdeWylofAtbV;c6mrpahy, and eerved-HAS; each acceptably jjinti Mr. Oflfi Position as chief longer than one term, was again elected president oPhoId'coUpany; the hook hnd radder.-arid continued in that-office untiras deathl greatly beloved by all of his mih. here neVef Was nor has bteerra mSn in the city who did more to build up the fire department than he. Since htrdeath the-jwmpany -has been ideiver bjnMr.AA. Bjxbv. and thepree1rt preeloent'MODUiajnamDers. In 18JhfcEwnjeeMr engine Ji t: liWHtD. Iftafc, A. E. Rankin and a MtfioeFof 61hlW5tafcing the old nginewbich had,, been condemnedJy tue riOTnet'compMy. 1 cugmo i 0 verhaBl animJit goodr as new byl Mr. .Han4,-:h9, .Wgineer pi ,t th new cltfpa!Qyi "Oapt.' McNinch was the fiMfcMiJaMitpy9 and to1 Mr. Hand the greatest credit is due f or susteigbg f pmpany. f mcQ 187 1 th nntnnflnv htm been oresided over dt flh.'J:!Elam; M incuinueut, ttj fneghl years of ItsrMtrofTthe ci btrt IwVHfelners HfmsOx, Messrs. j asi 13 mm "01 u I ganized in 1870 and nas'prOYea tODe goo40aAm9IKlni Lallan!; work whenever their services are neeaea. CHARLOTTE'S EMSaMIMd1f;iri(t!W.!P vice-president, and Mt X. w ristonfB hv Mrj'Kfi A. 'Hand, assisted by Messrs. An Old Acquaintance Heard From. The people of this State still remem ber Charles E. Anchisi, who was at one time employed by the government as a revenue spy in North Carolina,and there is not one in the whole State to mourn for him for Charles has fallen into the toils. He was at his old game of counterfeiting, out in San Fran cisco, and was caught up with in the attempt to pass : a counterfeit $5,000 bond, arrested, tried and sentenced to four years in the San Francisco house of correction. He was arrested nearly a year ago, but his trial only came up in the San Francisco court the first of this month, be having lain in jail all this time. When the jury found him guilty he tried to melt the judge with his tears and supplications, but to no purpose, and he was at once put to serving out his sentence. Since his trial and conviction letters have been pouring in upon the court from all over the Golden State from Anchi&i's victims, and we expect they will be supplemented by letters from North Carolina, now that the people here know his address. Anchisi is a notorious counterfeiter and forger, and hfs extensive operations in this State are hot yet forgotten. Justice has been running him a long race, but has nab bed him at last. Constable Orr has a Race and Makes a Capture. For sometime past many families have been losing dresses and all sorts of clothing in a very mysterious manner, and yesterday Constable Orr got a trace to the matter and put out for the Air Line junction, to interview a colored woman named Lucy Davis. Ashe came in sight of the junction the wo man spied him and put out at a run across the fields. The officer saw he was in for a race and at once buckled down in -hot pursuit. The woman led him through the woods and open coun try, to a point near the poor house, ex actly two miles from the junction, where Mr. Orr came up with her. In the course of the race, the woman came to a creek, which was swollen from the late lains, but this did not stop her. She jumped in and struggled to the other side, the water coming up to her waist. Neither did the creek turn her pursuer for he went through just like she did. Mr. Orr brought the woman back to town and she was committed to jail by J ustice Davidson in default of bond. At the Richmond and Danville depot a package of her luggage was found marked for shipment to "Danville, and on being opened was seen to contain a quantity of dresses of all material and sizes which she had stolen about the city. Many of the dresses have been reclaimed and the others are in the hands of Constable Orr waiting claimants. If you are short of a dress, Orr is the man to see. Lutheran Synod. The session of the Lutheran Synod was brought to a close yesterday. The pastoT council and congregation of St MarkJsYigfilaa Luthean church , return to the honorable mavor'and citi zens 6lfRrlot1 : their high apprecia tion of the generous and noble enter tainment of 'their guests, the Southern General Synod, and invoke the bles sings of the Great I Am hpon.this city, her people, her churches and her homes, and pray for another reunion within the crystal walls of Jerusalem, the great city in Heaven.- . St Mark's Evangelical Lutheran church ailso thanks the ministers of Charlotte for the offer and nse of their pulpits on last Sunday. A, Barrier; ... Sec, Council. Qwjiog to the audden departure of the secretary, a copy of yesterday's proceed ings were not obtained, but we hope to publish them in full to-morrow. ' The following dispatch was received by the Lutheran ,Synod: , Goldsboro, N. C, May 30, 1882. Please extend my hearty congratula tions to the general Synod on its inter esting session. May it not be long when Lutheranistn shall shed its- beautiful lights over Eastern Nprt Carolina. The next session, .of the General Southern Synod of the'Lutheran church will beheld in Charleston. ,twQ years, hence. The resolutions of- thanks to citizens of Charlotte, which were adopt- ej bythe Synod, will be published to- .tfiprrow. : Hotel Arrivals Yesterday. , Central Hotel. E C Braiington, C; E E Jarney, Statesville; J D Cook Washington ; Jas H Greenlee, Marion, NC; John E Mason, Davidson College; G W Chapin, "Boston ; Rev Roger Mar tin, Robeson county ; L L MeXauxin, Marlboro, S C ; Dr. M. T. Savage, "Scot land Neck; L G M Miller, Salem, Va; TJ Shivers, Georgia; C A Hausner, New York; S P Child, Wm Treloar, Philadelphia; N P Curran, Mt Holly, NC; RT Cansler, John CPuett,MP Olemmer, Gaston county; W S Dodd, Cincinnati; W T Waller, North Caro lina; JA. Abernethy, Mt Holly, IsfrC ; W H Williamson, Graham, NC;WL Saunders, Sumter, S C; J H Daniel, S WHess, Jude A B Patterson, WE Weaver-JWydegSlfC Hopewell, Thos RAeMC&WMfBaltimore; J A Lum,H,;,i L Gill, Trenton, N J; Dr TD ogg, Jno Dod son, Raieigh; 5Tiamner, S C; J A HoskinsJashlngtoniBH Love, J W Oliver, iMgsaff Johnston Richmond? YaV"45rDickson, South Carolina A m BotJertajf IfcOTstteville, N C; WSealeV, kugfels,lGa ; W B Bewff, NJttr-ar61m W3HIMeTJ4u rin, MislMcanrlnXaurinburg, TXJi JohnV i, LbweryriJ&s Emily Ijpjjyery, Chesterfield, S O; Jas Robln 8on, Band N Mine j'it' WHooston, J9hoe. " -: 'X-:, r,:; Charlotte Hotel4--Was H James, Salisbury? Mrsllsa!lyslJoy, John H 'aiilel:JBaltIinore t M McCasm Ches MoselyW JMajivjAilJarks, New Orleans: H L NethertoH, .Brevard's College: S SimpsongXaieg4; 0 H Motz, Lmcolnton,KrEiaaer- son, East nans, wii owkm zoor. Vnimwm&WMm H A' Janftsi Trabfirga$wtp -, , Vit;Vinh hj raii j taiAd i tnarit iron B1UIII tnnm uum an "alum and Iron, mass" known. Just,thTEMPrtar ekness"now so irenerafc,. potu joy mi unispmn u Hifwumnut Prices reawsedene hair. marll tt ru MMi-- 'y,, a vt r;.K r 1 mtnav Fine Music. The music necessary to the complete rendition of the beautiful liturgical ser vice of the Lutheran church, was ex quisitely rendered, Saturday evening and Sunday morning last, by the Con cord choir. The organ was presided over by Miss Lillie Brown, and the quartette choir was composed of Miss Florence Slough, Mr. C. W. Graham and Mr. Milledge Hallman, of Concord, assisted by Miss Nellie Benson, of this city, and (Saturday evening) by Rev. W. J. Smith of Salisbury. The music was enjoyed by the large congregation. The regular organist and choir of St. Mark's church take this opportunity of expressing their gratitude to the above-named parties for their services, and also to the ladies and gentlemen of this place who ren dered valuable assistance at other times. Smile Again on IHr, sighed Tom to his beloved. He knew nut what gave her such a charm In bis eyes. Her teeth, preserved by SOZODONT which she had used from girlhood, did his business. She held her lover by virtue of SOZODONT. Hortford'a Acid PhMphale in Liver and Kidney Trouble. Dr O G CILLBY, Boston says: ' I have used it very extensively, and with the most remarkable success in dyspepsia and In all cases where there Is derangement of the liver and kldaeys." jatrertisemeuts. Thsre win be a meeting of Char lotte Lodge, No 17. Knights of Pjthlas this evening at five o'clock, sharp, at the Odd Fellows' Hall, over Kyle & Ham mond's Hardware Store. Important business will come before the Lodgs, and every member is earnestly requested to attend. By order 0! the C C, D. P. Hctchisok, LB. 4 8. may31 It T rCnT Medium size Gold Locket, for LVO A which a liberal reward will be paid on return to This Office. Probably lost on the road between Rev. Dr. Parks' arid the city, Monday night. may3l -POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THB- TSTfl In the City of Louisville, cn FRIDAY, JUNE 30th, 1882. These drawings occur monthly (Sundays except ed) under provisions of An Act of the General As sembly of Kentucky. The United States Circuit Coon on ttarcn 81. rendered the following decisions: 1st That the Commonwealth Distribution Com pany Is legal. 2d Its drawings are fair. The Company has now on hand a large reserv rand. Read the list of prizes for the JUNE DRAWING. 1 Prtoe, 880,000 1 Prize, 10,000 1 Prize 5,000 10 Prizes, $1,000 each 10,000 20 Prizes, 500 each 10,000 100 Prizes, 100 each 10,000 200 Prizes, 50 each 10,000 600 Prizes, 20 each 12,000 1000 Prizes. 10 each 10.000 9 Prizes, $300 each, Approximation Prizes 82,700 9 Prizes, 200 " " -' " 1,800 9 Prizes, 100 M " " " . 900 1,960 Prizes Si 12.400 Whole Tickets. $2; Half Tickets, SI; 27 tickets, 50; 55 Tickets, S10Q. Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter, or send by fepresa. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER OB POSTOFFICB ORDER. Orders of S5 and upward, by Express, can be sent at our ex pense. Address all orders to R. M. BOARD MAN, Courier-Journal Bund Louisville. Ky., or 809 Broadway New York. maySl AIM Have ust received a large supply of In all size packagesi CORN, FLOUR, IJAY, BRAN, :MEAL, ST OCR FEB D, And la fact everything kept lb a, Grocery Store. A. J. Beall &o. may80 ICE CREAM to day for the ladles at 69 Climax . store. Sweet and Butter Milk fr the ladles at 6c a glass. Sweet Mlik, large glass for 5c. Noth ing more healthy than Ice co:d milk. Fine lot of fresh Butter on Ice. maytfO ENPlNE RAYJ1UM ' BathSpiDges, Florida. wafeY.at may26 Drug Store. M-piNE3TC GSEE dBL ACK TI f. ' He-nd Tea, Chocolate, Cocoa, at - WIL'30iitBUaWELL'4, j may26. rrug8tore. ; r- rr r ALL' 8 MAGIC HAIR DYE, ( : ' operbbxi $' . ; . : WILSON ft BUft w'ELL'S maj26 Drug etpre. rr, ' r ' -.' jLIiKlKfi-UF patent Medicines can be bad at wholesale and Tetaaat - ' ' ' WILSON 4 BUB WELL'S i WsriO Drag Stow. r; ii,j in j 1. : U-. 11 i , ii i j W01 ponsujt their lpterest by eramlng oui; stocK coasiug' WILOl naj26 s -tJ ' j 1 .1 DrucRlstS. is. To the -x . V 1; r) :f. ..IIiv;i-.Mf :l 1, .A . j OF T3BUB HORT.)KT-&ra CffP-TEB svftbove eomt mas been called by the Prert- dent and ot DlieetOTs, and vwiil be bald on at JarreU'S icaro ratltTr Ltogjujaeooarrmntiit ttte lueyiouiactsaod .eeedliiga of said companr, Its stoekholdera. and directors transacted dj Tirrae ei j iy"vlrtae of ltt charter eonsiltmion-an d By-laws, m ue ettf c a ib city el Inthe&tateot Maryland, and foe Cm of such other business as aaar te bronght betel Of HUCLVI WHJNMUyi 1HWWiDi toaySO ile Other "Folks" -:o:- WE I ALREADY :o:- 1 fie a Good Many Merchants aryow Arrapgip the U u v MM MM MM MM EKE RRR MMMM K R R MMMM MMMM K M MM M MMMM KB BBS , M M M M M M K R Rv BS88 V V uu MMMM M M KKB R R AND VETTLI1IG DOWN TO A "STUB TO PERHAPS BEITIOVR WE HAVE ALMOST COMPlBTELYrDg PiiiHiiriiiip And hence we announce -Mr. If ft Yesterday Evening' for Eastern an : AND BEING 0 f AR-AHKAD IN Ti ' ? : sir lilii 13 v f a,:. THE COMING FALL. 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HE RACK, WE MEAN TO MAKE IT . in. t t W:l uli ; j Gift I People. A GOOD OPPTJJ?i. 000 n o o n o n o 0 11 A AA A A L L L TJ.T.T. AA h KKS K E A L B 000 II A A TTTT. , SiH R 3 TJ A S H TIW uan i Jjast Liong. POSED -of OUR- ' ' in;) -joi hat ". I fJIIIIl - 1 ' 'I'a