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1 8 82 . r " Mm AIL Y CHARL 'Ti4tt. t)t t)oriottt bsmjct. CIIAS. R. JONES, Editor and PropUor. Krmbbo at rmm FanhOma At Ouum . C as aMocwy-CMJiMATa. FRIDAY, JULY 21. 1882. DEMOCRATIC JNOMLNEES. o8 oohgbjssmas it labox: BI8DEN TILER BENNETT, of Anton. JOB JUDGX 8CPRM COUBT: THOMAS B VirtNi of Orange. . 1 ; FOB 8UFEBI0B OOTJBT JUDO IS: lt District-J AS. E. SHEPHERD, of Washington. rttsu. fuiuituv taaecomoe. -ALLMAND As -MeKOl'. ofi SanrnwrC, JAMES 0MacHAB QfCtoraerlanO.: WM. M. 8HIPP, of Mecklenburg. FOB SOLICITORS: st District JOHN H. BLOUNT, of Perquimans. 2d ' WM.O.BOWEN,fJforthafnpton, 8d " -SWIFT G ALLOW! f, of Greene. 4th " JAMES D. McTVER, of Moore, tth " FRED N. 8TRXTDWIUK, of Orange, 6th " F. I. OSBORNE, of Mecklenburg. 2d 4th fth Qth ABOUT THE BARGAIN. The editor of the Southern Home and Democrat, In his paper which appeared yesterday evening, says that a certain revenue officer has asserted ' that TH 0 bsebyer's political opinions had been boughtandvfo3t.JxiflaeSll, desire to say there isn't a word of truth in the statement. I made up my mipd tefjore 1 entered the canvass to get offended a nothing that might be said"in"regara"t6' rav course, and I aiitoTni?4o. lro ana do so. In my ann1m'enf?8aldtt was a Democrat, and I have seen no cause to change my course I expect men whQ rrUffht besought themselves to I attempt to plao&en my cjbaractet? by; stating thai I had Deen instigated by corrupt motives to take the indepen dent stand I have, but I am able to take care of myself, and iav, character as well. I have this request to toake If any of my friends of the State press copy any pottlo&f the article alluded to in the Homfc'aM Democrat, I beg them to copy this as well. . Chas. R. Jones. STAKTIHti A rf rtxm , I Last fall there was mx orianragja a paper in Charlotte in opposition to The Daily Observer. The News and Observer then as now, as the "organ" was bound to do, took a fatherly inter est in the people of Charlotte. On the 2nd day of October 1881 it said: iWe understand Hhafr soma. of,rth fihaTlnftftfrtlhWarfl AhotititO Bttft ntt daily thereon a caVitalJo.t,tA3u, paper would not at alMnterferewlth us, and, therefore, what we say is un selfish. We hope it will not be attempt ed. The money would probably oe sunk within six months. The! fcaper will not pay. The enterprise wilr only be an iniury to the daily paper already established there, and as it may cripple nar- that, nanar it will work harm, to. Jul lottfc Mr. dt.es position 'on Railroad itte!mayaotbebiicajrtfi tKb the business interests of Charlotte ; if so, the business men had better buy the paper. It would be cheaper in the end to pay Mr. Jones a considerable; price for. his paper than to start a new one. This was good logic then, but Editor Ashe takes a different view of the question-tfovr, and hopes that a success ful rival to The Observer will be started here at once. An old gentleman named feandy Hanes, from what was then"Surry but nowXadkin county, once ran fc the State eg1slatuWon the question of a division of the county. When the meas- ure cam0 sap iniher Lexiaiaturex) ine surprise oreverybbdy he" v6ted Against jt, In attempting to explain his vote to his constitiiensjb0 said, the very first act of the Legislature was to pass a law to auow a man to change his opinion, -m Wlalmed.thBefi of . tie stat- rialAture2aa)t oeen in session since October last, we sup pose Editor Ashe has taken the bit in hUt teeth and . changed his notions wjhout tie sanction of th$ law. 4 tArnericanshold upi. their bands holy horror because Spain, in order to amuse royalty, occasionally allows a bull fipbt. An1 vet f in some of tne ltmjjifW8jBerk:Di me tuiui and South long accounts of prize-flghts wherein brutes in human form are called -plucky,-" heroesf &a, while brokers and sporting men are the pat rons of guchstiowa Some dynamite micht be used to advantage when nn other such exhibition is given like the- THE JCOIJNTY COMMISSIONERS. If wanted the very best evideilce" of the -"arbitrary and despotic" action of county 'commissioners so aptly, de scribed a day or two ago by the Raleigh News and Observer, we can furnish it in Mecklenburg county. Prohibition, as submitted to the peo ple of the &tate last summer, had its birth In Mecklenburg county, and there being many who objected to the bill submitted to the people of the State, and known' as the prohibition bill.it was decided to submit the bare ques tion of absolute and unqualified, prohi bition to the people otjvtbo county without regard to any bilLJj order to do this legally, petitions were gotten up and circulated over the eonnty to the end thata! sufficient number 'of peti tioners should ask that the question should be ftabmitted in this form. The petitions were circulated, and the requi site number of signatures wrth ob tained. At the election therefore the people of the county voted on two sep arate questions: Prohibition in the 1 State, under the provisions of the pro- hibition bill, and prohibition in the county without regard to the merits of any particular bilL Both propositions were lost by a vote Of something over 1,600 majority on t tolerably large vote. : This wad nearly a' year ago and yet the county commissioners of this county, disregarding the will of the people, and exercising "arbitrary aad despotic" power, refuse to grant license to tell spirituous liquor in the county, not withstanding the fact that the munici pal government grants license, and the United States government collects the special tax from sixteen retailers and two wholesale dealers in wines and li quors in the city of Charlotte alone thejBle of not a single pint of whiskey being prevented hy the arbitrary action of the connty commissioners and not withstanding the further fact that the public school fund comes- np short $2,332.80 annually, this being the amount of money collected and turned into the school fund; under the State law for the year ending December 1st, 1880. Again: Last winter' there was a clamor in regard to the improvement of our public roacbv as they had become almost impassable on account of the extraordinarily wet season! The busi ness men and other public spirited citi zens took a deep interest in the matter, and several public meetings were held under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce. At one of these meetings a resolution was passed appointing a committee to wait on the county com missioners and in the name of the peo ple of Charlotte, and a number of prom inent gentlemen resident in the county, to ask them to allow a vote to be taken, on the question of raising a public debt of $100,000, to be expended in the im provement of our public highways. The county commissioners disregard ed the prayer of the petitioners, repre senting nearly, if not quite half of the tax-payers of the county, and refused to allow a vote to be taken to ascertain whether the debt should be raised or not. The commissioners were not asked to create the debt, but merely to submit the question to the voters of the county to ascertain the people's will in the matter, ho other form being author ized under the law to refer such a ques tion to the voters. We think these two Instances alone, if there-were no other such in the earden the other night, in which "TjBgy Wilson, and a fellow named Sullivan, tried to pound each other's Head to jel- Acaptain of the New York pojjcti force was a looker on and preserved or der among the roughs and others in "9fr tendance. Sad and pathetic indeed is the sUr that comes over the wires from StSfl Orleans; announcing the death "of pat triot Hon. Julian lie villa was well known and well off in his day, and tho dispatch says was "for fifty years pr$D4 inent in Louisiana politics and social life." And yet he died in povertyatf tended only by his blind and cripvpTeor wife." Gould anything be more touch ing than such a picture? Ah! faithful wife. Ah! cruel, fickle fortune, mktm w J THE SENATE PEGS AWAY AT REVENUE BILL. A VA Y AT THE rfhrti.. T T - m ' T The House Spends thQ Iay on the Con tested Election Case orsnut vs anei ly and Winds up by Declaring the Seat Vacant as was Anticipated. Washington. Suly 21. After some unimportant business Mornu ?moveav to proceed with the revenue tax bill, and Hale supplemented this with a.mo- tion to take up tne navai appropriation bilL A protracted rambliag debate fol lowed upon the order of business; The revenue bill retained Its place las the unfinished business . of the morning hour hereafter, and Morrill's motion to lay aside all pending orders to take up the tax bill prevailed- Yeas 35; nays 29. The pending amendment was tnac or Voorhees to strike out the provision re pealing taxes on bank capital And de posits, bank checks, drafts; etc. - Jnnaa. of Louisiana, in some remarks iaton the fourth section repealing addi: tionai twenty -nve per centum ibviwu tne act oi is jo on au lmpurLeu uja and he had voted for the tarinT!QOQmis sion in the belief that it was safer to have sfigarlnterfstvmanifrttoeen- nection with the general . subjecti fit. tariff revision. He preferred -this-to any partial, or half way action. . Jtie quoted tne Statement tnat a reuncuuu of the sugar tariff would he calamitous to the planters or Louisiana ana wtirex States, narticularlv after Line great loss sustained by them Tfofn' -tne late nooa, ana suumiueu ugunn showing tne small - pronts realiz ed fr.om the culture and manufacture, of sugar.-. One of thehest crops of late years amounted to 240,000,000. pounds of sugar,, which, at lU. ovate, realized $18 000 000 ; molasses irom this sugar would be worth four .mirnon aouars . more, making the result of .the QTOduCt CLOD $22,000,000. , Toe. cost .of making this crop was $20000,000, wmcA ieu J4.ooo,-, 000 net pront or 2ft per cenju.qn .tne caDital,,in vested. Any serious "rediic-. jtion of the price, would entail such: loss jjn receipts as would wipe, put entirely the pronts. ir tne propoaea cut ,01 2 per cent, waa.made, and when the tariff is revised another reduction or 25 per cent, this woiild destroy the planting interest altogether. He argued that it was fallacious to assume that a modification of .the sugar tariff or the abolition of duties cheapened the cost to the consumer. What guarantee was there that the tenner would self at a lower rate. Concerning the reduction' npon cigats and cigarettes, he said the agitation of the proposed change had unsettled the ni'arket, and hejusisted that the trade -should oe protected eitner Dy tne re- one in Vanderbilt's Madison SquJteasstPration of ttie House clause allowing arebate on a postponement of the time' t whicn tne act snail take etrect, from October, the date fixed for the-law to take effect, until January or May next. n After some further deoate Voorhees' amendment was rejected 15 to 41'. fThe senate committees amendment to tne nrst section, as amended bv a-re- luction of the tax on tobacco, was then lurreed to 39 to 9 and the-question was recurred on the remainder- 01 tne section,,, . (1 . The borlion id0Dted fixes the tax on manufactured tobacco, after January 1st, 1S83, at 12 cents per pound, and pro- 14 II U; 10 uea. vurus New York, July 20 The case of Gen. Newton M. Curtis, ex-treasury ageat, who was indicted, tried ana con Tic ted in the jtfnited States cffcuit ; court before Judge Benedict for col lecting money from officeholders ior political purposes, again came up to-day when a decision was . renaereu uy wo court in banc, composed of J uoges Wallace, Benedict and Brown, on mo tion for. a new trial and in arrest 01 judgment, which jvas argued a fort- uigntiago. juage jjeneuict .aaiu w hie6oiTt was unanimous in its con clusions, affirming the constitutionality of the statute under . which Curtis was inducted, .He then handed down an opinion prepared, ny Judge wauace, i" which all the . Judges .concurred. At the cbnclusionof the'ouinion the deci- siou was. given denying the motion for an arrest or. judgment ana a jiew. ". District Attorney Woodford'moved for the sentence, when "048 counsel moved for a suspension pf sentehce, stating the intepQP Of carry iDg the case to. the. United states Supreme court, j, Judge Benedict said passing sentence.Wouia nox prevent tne cage ft'dta beine . harried to thoi Supreme opurtHe tben, sentenced Curtis to pay: 1 n i Sinn' u "t1nl flrar unrt eighthcounts ot,tU4jlndictmeut, mak ing 01,000 ; the.priioner to. stand com mitted .until the .price is paid. - Curtis was removed to tha marshal's office.' 1c swas pxpected Cos fiue would be paid during Uie ajnoag t . ; Severe Earthquake in'ilexicd. " ' GAtrisTON; TkxAs,'-dly 20. Des- natches front tbe'city of Mexifo report tbat; a severe Earthquake,'-lasting two- niinutes, was ieif in that eixy ana; owr a large portion of the- coudtry. The people were 'greatly frightened, but no serious damage-' was done and no lives i 1 i 1 m r . Snmmoned'fQ Iler Father's Bedside OWAsaisGTOii, D. July 20. Senator Hill's daughter Jeft here this morning. for Atlanta, in response to a, telegram 'Summoning ner to toe supposed aeatn bed of her father. ;. . :-; ... '.XT ! TOCSfOF- INVITE ATTENTION alsis in no vert vw of a srrandaon of utut Daniel Mtt.olationtW affect such taxes as are now due and taayable, and that the repeal of the stamp tax on oank cnecks, aratts, or ders and vouchers shall not take effect Lnntil October lstM next.' Vs Adjourned. tiOTJSE.-T.rage, 01 uaarornia, su omit ted a conference report upon the river and harbor appropriation bill, but as there were indications .that its consid eration would consume a larger-portion -of the day it was withdrawn. :W The House then resumed considera tion of the Alabama contested elec tion case, of Smith vs. bhelley, The "great commoner," Alexander H. Stephens, is the nominee of the State Democratic convention, of Georgiar L Ramsey, of Alabama, presented the Governor. The old gentleman general ly manages to carry his point This fact was demonstrated in his political contest for Congressman in Georgia some years ago. The nomination of Hon. A. H. Steph ens, fpr Governor of Georgii, will ne cessftate tb election of a Congressman to succeed him in his present position. There are many aspirants. THE EGYPTIAN CRMS. ARABI PASHA'S FORCES INCREASING. The Porte Asks the Powers for a New ConferenceArabi Patha Bold and Defiant Says he will Kill all the Turks in EgyptEngland will act if the Porte will not Gnnboats from f- Spaia. "'"' '".'; :; ' re--- - London, July The correspondent of the Times at Alexandria telegraphs that he understands that M.DeLesseps has informed Admiral Seymour that the passage of men-of-war through the Suez canai constitutes a breach of its neutrality. The correspondent learns from the camp of Arab! Pasha that his force is increasing, ana that he is regaining his influence because of the delay of the British troops. His scouts have been seen at Bamleb, seven miles from Alex andria. Dispatches from Constantinople to ReuterB telegram company says the Forte has replied to the identical note of ;the Powers regardiQg the dispatch oV the' Turkish troops to JEgypt. The Porte proposes the .assembling of a fresh: conference. Constantinople, K Jujy so. It Is stated that the Spanish ambassador has informed his" .colleagues that Spain in tended to station" three gnnboats at each end of the Suez canal in order to escort the -Spanish' anala mall steamers through the canal, and that she will also send tour iron,.clads to Alexan-dria.--.' ' -x '... jTt ' liONUON, Jul y icrTbe Times, in. its leading article this morning says "The hesitation of toe Porte at the mo ment when hesitation has forced the government to the conclusion that the invitation to the conference has bewi virtually declined, and that nothin re mains for it but to carry out by its own efforts measures neeesaary to restore order in Egypt. There will be a.rH. ingly no further delay in carrying out the preparation for military action in Egypt. Definite orders will Ut isaued to-day for the dispatch of a force for the purpose of doing work which th Porte is held to have declined to under take." ' The .Daily News learns that if the government considers it nectwztv to bring troops from India V, Egypt they win as wue sanction of Parliament case for the majority, reviewing the facts as shown by the testimony assert ing that there was a fair and free elec tion in the Fourth district of Alabama, and urging that inasmuch as the con testant, who had been legally elected, had recently died, the seat should be de clared vacant. The case of the conteatee was pre sented and argued by Beltshoover, of Pennsylvania, who quoted from the Record to strengthen his assertion that the sitting member was entitled to re tain his seat. Curtin, of Pennsylvania, in a brief speech , dwelt upon the necessity of members determining election cases as judges and not as legislators or parti- sans, anu auvecatea me auopuori oi some system whereby another tribunal should be charged, with. the doty of .de ciding these cases. After a speech by Dates, of Alabama m tavor 01 tne sitting member, the previous question was ordered yeas, 145 ; nays, 1. Harden burgh and Calkins then closed the debate in support of the ma jority report. The resolution declaring the seat va cant was then adopted yeas, 145 ; nays, 1. On the question of precedence of business the Democrats refrained from voting, leaving the house without a quorum. Adjourned. The Daily News' disiafah State, sufficient to;condemn the present states that De Freyeinet Las placed the system 01 , county government, it is ,zzs:," tZ. .Y ana ma col ;not necessary to censure the gehtlerrferi JvliQ (Wnippse the board of county com missionera of this, county; for they no doubt acted . out their convictions in both cases,' bnt we condemn the system which puts the power to levy and collect taxes, and exercise a general superyls ionbTei peiairs jot thejounty, into t the hands of men not responsible to the people, or 'amenable- to them for their action. t It ..t (I! leagues urevy. them to 1 'There is tbat Gambetta rAT" President jer orgently begged wituyraw uir r cmatirTna ndt; the alisrhteat. summoned to will h form a ministrv. nSrf f,Qly I9-Arabi Pasha proposes to kiU all the Turks in Egypt lie says as thr am n&t man tKXota tO CUt. it IS better tn on f H.im, - k. f?wi A.mri,can and German Bailors' are 841 afc their respective consulates, hut with this exception the eitt Is held solely by the English. Gen. Alison has EOOTTOM CI WS4 ;MH'l'hiflJltilU.n 1 n)i ; ' f FOR THE SPfttNGr AND SUMMER TRADE i Which h now full and complete. We keep the bast Goods madai iftll sell Them' at toe lowest possible prices and m ti una oi uooaa oc wi grades, ana oi various series ana prices, peing wen adapted tn tirr.au"ausracoon to all purchase We invite all to give us a call and sitlsfy tnemselves of the truth of our assertions. "auis oi.both the city and ountr? trails Our stock Embraces a full 1 Brngs aufl picfllcitws. Botlt Foreign nd Dome4tle ' Josf Becelved, at MHlcAdoi & Drag Store From8aratoga8prlnes. N. Y. 1 rtatv natA, M sembHng t ha Imported Wfchy. ,. BeronuBended as an, antacid; cures dyspepsia, aids dlges- f' ' ; Hon; Is a twi tonto tod strong k .:' '. I HathoriL : Natdral Muieral Water, 'liaen JIAas a jOiajttc Wd al BURGESS NICHOLS. i ALL KINDS OF , . , . , A FULL LLNSOF CHEAR.BEDSI.EADS, PUBLOB and (MmBBB 8Vtt&. COF VINS it all kinds on hand. No. B West Traded street. Charlotte, North Carolina. I'll i I I I1: A 1 I ( -l.'.-TA .11, WATBR. . ' QCA3S BOCK. pBJDGK ALUM, in CASia BUFIALO LITHIA, -n, . And a full supply of u ri 1I.IP0RTEP APOLLIHAWS ioyii AD I TAPlOa, Tks Brown Gotton Gin Co., New London, CL, tsrati F. Brian, Prts'L Bdn T. Brotm, Treat. These machines run light, make fine sample, and clean the seed properly. Best English east steel in the saws theteeta wiU not bend, break off, or tarn back. Iron pallets throughout, bruih strongly made, with adjustable boxes, cast gteel journals and two belts ooeateaeh end ensuring cool bearings, roll speed, and steady motion, (only Gin in market baring this Improvement.) Extra large shafts to saw and brush cylinders. Strong iron frame best materials, supe rior workmanship, fine finish. t9Kore Brown Gins have been sold daring the past three season 8 than any other two makes combined. Mr. Ifael F. Brows (from 1843 to 15 of the Arm f K. T. Taylor & Co. of CVlumbus, Qx. the president of the company, has had a longer practical experience fas. making Gins than any other nanSing; Present facili ties for manufacturing and shipping nnequaled by any other establishment of th3 kind In the world. Hence our very low prices for such superior T'Tt. Price List of GOS, Feeders tad Condensers. Price with Price with B: Prices of Self- BeK- baes- Gins. Feeder or Feeder and t Condenser. Condenser. ' 30 taw t 75 00 flOO 00 tl 00 Si " 87 60 116 00 144 fiO Id " 100 00 j:a SO 18 00 " 118 BO MN. - 179 CO . (0 " 135 00 1W 00 15 00 60 " 1)0 M ISO 00 230 00 70 " ISO 00 SOU 00 SSi 00 SO " 180 00 fca 00 2St 00 tyNote the prices and Improvements i dont bo deceived or allow yourself to be talked into buying other ginx Our machines are fully guaranteed. If not satisfied with our guarantee tdace your order with any responsible merchant of your acquaintance and get him to buy for you.: Time, when desired will be pi van to any responsible person. Write rr Cescripnye circular with bunonxisof testimonials from enterpris ing planters. BKOWN COTTON CIN vv., New London, Cunn Young Ladies' Mountain School. under thS patronage of ft. Ber. msnop nonv, D. D. , Hlckorytown, CatawM c', N. & AddreVm 8IJ3TKB bUFItxilOBISS. Jull 1 oaw 4w , ' THX BSST- SATDBAL AUtREgJTP ' ASACATHABTiet- ' -J Dosx.A wine glass) fuD before breakfasti: -I. "HnnThfUarfdltBaTorj Lletogaf- tirnM thiS Tito rtchness tonptoetot taUft surpassea BMJr-'l Tbe moat agreeable, sajtss, Mfmi .enuou r -Beriava and ttuuuVrKers.ima rentartiable aeoeaa." HMroni. Wurszburg. I pre sen Be none uFrof. LttBruntc. iL D., r. R. 8., "More pleasant than Its rlTals, and them id fncaey." . . prof. Atken, M. D., F. B. 8., Boyal MUltarr Hoe-pltairNetIey.-"Preferred ta Pullna and FrJed-rtchshall." London. urpasses JOHN H. McAPEN, IraporOng and tdspensUia Pharmacist. North Tryoo aw, CHAKLOTTi. N. c. i ..fetatesY BROTHERS ille, N. C, LAEGrE ST STOCK-: GEMERAi MERCHANDISE xisr THE s J THE WIOST FAVORABLE TEKIT A!VO J!VJ CQtlpJETITION WITH AMY jobbers iirrneorjfy; TttvjfaJiiiAn'To QtTOf E lRt5eS TTf THE AB.-: ' X maris U ..... ' , """ ' ' h iff Fail Goods V are Now Amviii and as I k PRESSED FOR ROOm, DONT GO TO SARATOGA When you can get water ost " ling as wnen re nows irom um pj"'6 Wnirs Werecelve this water in large block On rewrvoire which we return as soon as emptied toto nuM .rain smk. i H. MOA V VH. PTMcrtotloris carefolly prepared by experienced Hen's and Boys Low Qaartered SHOES ot all Styles ; and Qualities. and competent druggists, day or nignu Iuly28 And must haw It, I will OVVEB. MY KNTIBS STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS A-. very low figures. It Includes a large assortment of Also, all LADIE3' SLTPPI35 serge and fox goods a; 3Htscellaneowa. FOR THE TEETH 7 OZODONT, 5 Oriental, 4c, at u!8 Oelontlne, Cherry Tooth Paste, B. a JORDAN 4 COJ8.. Druggists. MOCKING BIRD rnon and Canary Seed in pound packages. J; fresh. jul8 Also, red gravel ror oira cams. Also, reu JQBDAN 4 CO , Tryon street c BURNETT'S nrVsAiVTC. Creole Hair tiesrarer, Ajera auu Hau s Bair Y.gvr, johdaN CO.. ini Druggists. J. MOYER'S BOOT AND SHOE STORE. tar Two of the finest' SHOW CASES In the city, for sale by J. MOYEB. SPECIAL OFFER! TO MAKE ROOM FOR IT A. L Hi B TOO K, I WILL SELL FOR A SHORT TIME ON THE Colgate's violet INSTALMEIT PLAN, TX7ATltR. Florida Water and Imported Bay Bom vi for the touei-ain"8u buwj . - . B. R JOBDAN 4 CO'3., JuI8 Tryon Street. A FULL STOCK OF TTRKNCfl and American"' Toilet Soiapa, Puffs and J? Powder Boxes oi en ninaa. Julg, R H. JORDAN 4 CO., Druggists. al2i Part Cab and Tile Balance In Weekly or ITIonthly Paj meutir. Ei-'--M..':NIZ)RH:W, i FURNITURE DEALER. THREE SAFES. 8TPHN8 NOMINATED. Makes Almost a Clean Sweep of the ConFeotion-Iiardeman for Congress man -at-Large The Platform Adopt ed. Atlanta, July 20. In the Demo cratic Convention this mnrninor A. O. Bacon's name was withdrawn and A. H. Stephens nominated fnr anvernor. The vote Stood. Stenhena S2S.seatterinff 8, not voting 37. The following State officers were nominated by acclamation 1 : n u uarnett, Secretary of State.. W A Wright. Comptroller. ; Gen D N Speer, Treasurer. , Clifford Anderson, Attorney General. Thomas Hardeman was. on call or counties, nominated for congressman-at-lare, and the nomination made uuammous. , . The convention adjourned arterfiiBi-i- mg the State executive commttvee anu adontintr a riftfrtm The Diatiorm re- affirmth nHftp.iniflsof the Jeflerson- .r r ; r. fo ih in i,mAn..i. j ;oa - f harffeS tD6 present n ational admin istration ,wiw undignified, partisan ana corru t, 1 1 ictinna and prostl tution of xecutive pairoriage JJt ii0nHntr internal reve- nae with setting on foot armed raiding nortlno nrhA r4nr?A fir, Will cuu subject innocent persons to loss erty and even are. ONCE PROMINENTIN POLITICS. it n.oH n( Paraivsis. in Povertjr, At tended Only by a Blind and Crippled di Wife." 1 r ohi to the Times announces WF' rrtV.. t.IU. VTottUIo rrranH. theueatnoi nun. o umu.11 t son of Revolutionary General Daniel Moriran. and himself for fifty years TxmmWwi is Louisiana politios and so cial lifew-He died of paralysis, in pov erty, attended only by a blind and crip- pledwiie any two ef three lMrePrSoi8afe.allofthem the best of makes, ones man, one medium and one large. AP- T70B BALK. A? K nitbinr nddress apris tf NOTICE. AMERICA STILL FURTHER AHEAD 1 p. c. r. JONES, PropT OjaKBTSB. ALBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE, Full faculty. CBAfcLOTTBfcVILLE, VA. Healthful and beautiful .n.h instruction Terms very Principals un30 wlm location. low. Session Order catalogue. t Key A. KUBAN E, A. M. ): W. P. DICKINSON. Notice to Magistrates. mHE attention or me justices oi me reacoier X Mecklenburg county Is called to chap. 141, . k iaw of lK7ft-'77. reorutrine them to meet at th inrt house of the county, on the first Mob- ht m iuciist-f 3i the special purpose of electing a Board of Commissioners for said county. Other important business wU4 prebibly be brought be- lore tne meeting, aj oruer oi ma ouara ui wrai- missloners. T. L. vAlit, ctuurotaa aoara qi commissioners. YOU CAN BUY A ROUND TRIP TICKET Shuford and wife, and others, TS. A. M Powell, et al. TY Virtue of an order of the Superior Court, I AJ held for the cou"tj or Catawba, tpnng Term, 1882. no'.lce Is hereby piven that the undersigned Referees, 111 meet at the court house. In Newton, on TUESDAY, TuE J st DAY OK A U6U3T . next, to receive evidence and proof a of all debts against the partnership drscrited in the plead ings in said causes, to wit: Tate, Powell Co., Clayweil. Powell Ca. iitawDa juar uisciuruig Company, Powell A Shuford and A. M Powell. All creditors of either ot said firms, ill present their elalma to the ucdersleoed at salJ time and Also at saw lime ana pce wm wvr j tjic. nni state the accounta of the liabilities and assets of said partnerships above rtsjmed. . r . t r. r-nii,( B J. 8 HIPP, un24 ,.. . Beferees. T. C. Smith O UP PLIES Chewers with the genuine uraveiy O Tobacco first and second quaiiqs. : ' T. C. Smith "VFFSBS Drugs. Paints, Cigars and oher goods v at rocs Dot torn prices to song puyers . T. C. Smith fwrinn (THE BEST THREAD roRSEYINO H UOJU MACHINES, Six Con i r Sflllsl Spoo Awarded all the Honors at the : . ATLANTA Inteplational Cotton Exposition, 1881, -'V FOR 7W BE&l -TIJJUU D far I SMA CHINE and HAND SE WING. -FHOM - often of lib- - ' v-'i iiAmih Af a.-.u. I OW4J' j m iineusn. uen. Alison bas Jfi hbpr9ntOtm fW,0 made a reconno&ance. Jn the.dixecUon - fflUwitlsttouW Croyi Colquitt, will be of Arabl' camp in order to ae4 jvhat :La a tf,fl tT. 8.Senttf to serve out l? ground night. U: chosen if or bur eroj-- term. It isaaid ;: we are. unaWe to see more the former's unexpirea wrm. u uioa than two varda from the Sffi GoTemortodesIrcwspf closing his Axm ha8 .llaSrShS fWSu- - nnhlic gerVico W Washington, and that ffanal bringing hinf provisions and puDUC 2LJ f rnm hi- friends that thiJ8 PtobaWy explains why htf haa' not bebMn'? eue canat. Arabi; hw shot tS eartUiuppoitedhy them.; E . . T - , uuq OUVV ilia JF&Ll nt out .bythe JSngUsh to fa-''. ijJ i , "Washington. July 20. Middle At 1 an tie clearing weather, winds mostly Jnortrrwesteriyetaiionary or lower rem- Tflrature. nmner pressure. . i- South Atlantio-rpartly cloudy weath- er. local wus. muus vvcoi.ciiv ouulu- Iwesterly. stationary temperature and GREEIV8ROHO 0.70. RALtlflH 13.75f GULDSRORO " '-'" " 16.20, -VIA THE Western NorftXarolioa Railroad. 1u1yl9 ''- ? ; OLD P0INO0MF0RT HYG:Er;:H6ta situated 100 yards -from Fort Monroe, Open all ' tne year.' Kquai vo any noret m me v. a. eur roundlngs unsurpassed. Bathing, boating', fishing and driving specially attractive. , PtemlneDtly a resort tor Southern people. Terms less for equal accommodations ban any resort la the country. Climate free from Malaria: and for Insomnia truli wonderful In Its.soporifio effect Bend for circular mayl8 Urn - ? BiBJilbOr PBPEBUS, Prop KKPS that "THE BE sells rapidly. eadlne brand of five cent Clears x ALi'-immenseiy popular JU18. Two .Gold Medals and the Grand Prize. Bingham School, For Sale to the Trade ly J. Roessler & Co., Charlotte, r. . ES TABLISWEp In 1793,' .. MEBANESVILLE, N. CL, Is : ' FRKBMINEKT . among : Southern- Boarding Schools for Boys, in age, numbers and area ol Dai ran see. . - . .. - The 177th Session will beein fin new buUdinest juiy zoin, iij. For catalogue giving lull pai ttcuian, address , , MA J. B BLNGHAM, Sup't. iul4if ' : ' HUGH W. HARRIS, ATTOMEY AT LA : Office on Trade street, nearly opposite Court; House, CtifARLOTTE, N. C . . mayadAwtf ' .': ...... maylS KING'S MOUNtAm, N. C. . Lydla JL Flnknam's Vegetable Coihpouhdrahks first as a curative Agent la all complaints peculiar to women. . Cores Kidney troub.es of either sex. Not a drink, not sold in bar tooou, but a relia ble non-aleoholie tome medicine, useful at all pmes, and in an seasons, is Brown's iron Bjttets. dciiidic cci c ounr- iilumull otLr-uunc. a; most noi (now rtd IjOM flattnaad. Haltun aud no. Kant . wtuwuBeaieQ tyviiivvejrtic, j;rufigiau can BU 1U AMrets UB. WABP . CO., Louiwana, M. Formerly of Charlotte, N.&? ;ATT0KUET & OOUBTSELLOE at LAW, . Kb. iT Nastan Street. New Tork. ill correspondence will receive prompt attention BOTBMcnfcr-lstNaflonBiBardtCliarlbtte.N.a Baleigb National Bank,BaJelgh,N. a, HonTw. Bynum, ex Judge Supreme Court North Carolina. apri6 6m" ': :. NIXT session opens 4th, Monday In August, School, is thoroughly pnepfrratory, with a snedal Business Departmepl, ; Namber: ef stu3 dents last year 176. Average cost of board and tuition for ten month s,.aiid Two suits of uniforms $200. Send for catalogue to - ' i ; W. T. B. BELL, Julie d2 Witt i .- president T. C. Smith WILL sell you the finest ten cent Cigar in Char- t lotte-call for the ' El Montero" a pure Key west long filler Cigar. - T. G. Smith LEAD3 the marfeet In flneC'gars, all grades lowest possible prioes-any qnsnttiy. , u wiiiiiu CELLS Natural Mineral Waters only reep Bock n mA bnn. mil tha wm from the BorlnKS all charged with gas and cold with lee on draught au tne year rouna o wuw WashiDffton and Lee University Gen. G. W. C LEE, Prcntdent. THOROUGH Instrcctlon In NtGhCeAGp'teSflonl TUBS and wd m the PreaUbfu sphools of and Necessary ex location in the Valley of ,!a,-,11f,ve of bok8 Ss for the whole g Se9. and clothes, need not exceed wo l"l0ue ad- !i f-.s -.Tr i vlncton. vs. slon- dress 3 1 J. A W BCliWl" WAWAUE W6ITY. Q yiGe.CEPrelde r "A . l-6?- s.r iMifMir of Com. TilPKCr. mon Law and Equity; Hon. J-f11 judge H. LX. D.. Professor Const Uutlona iaw Wm W. Sheffey. LL. V., Lecturer on ' sslon fail tou'aA?GBAVES, Lexington, Va noticeI AND AFTER JULY 1st l$3$T HI 1 .- a ; : t
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