DAILY CHARLOTTE OBSERVER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1 882.
HIJS1NESS NOTICES.
Hope for Suffering Woman ! S me
tli 11 e Kevv Under the mill
Rv re inori of her peculiar rvla'ionB, and her pe
cu iar ailments, woman has been compelled to
sutler, not t.nly Ji'-r own ins, uut those arising
fcr i hr wain oi Kiiowic.iKc, ui ui uonsiueration
o . vo wuu wooin sne stands con
.lvwMHT. rTl' anon, rne requent
:u d disirt-ssing ln'.arttlei peculiar toheasex
have thus been aggravated, lo a degree which no
ungual cui m lW3 mansions of the
tlie patient victim of U s unknown to man. and
wtlk n none but she could endure -and without a
,twh- , B,lt n0 the hour of her redemption has
a noun n . ,t i r u
r 7 Vv uncr miiger, wnen she can
firm renei in ir J. Bradtielo's Female keu
'!an Best Friend." Prepaied by Dr j
1 J aV Frlce: tr,itl 8lz 75c; large
, - ----- - v an uiug sis
u- uua, vuuisdnu fever, pna Bilious attarfca
P0n y 3 lth Emo,y 8 tannard cure P?Us
an lnfmllble remedv: nsiror fii , ,
certain in their action rui hsu.,. ...
M tone 10 the.bodr 9 a household reme
5nnoie7 are uneqnaled For LlveT Complaint their
1. r.uuwu. uiiu uox win nae a wonder
nrLH K1" . , case- Tney are used and
prescribed by Phjslclans. and sold by Druggists
15 cents
New York
tie Catharic Pills, best ever made, only If
1 tandard Cure Co., 1 14 Nassau street, Nei
Jun21 d eod 6mw
McLnre for Coroner.
To the Wdltor of The Observer:
The friends of Mr. J. A. McLure present his
name to the vot- rs of Mecklenburg c unty, for the
ornce or Coroner in the coming election. Mr Mc
Lure Is a resident of lharloite, consequently
inruuiu uo uoar me centre or tne county and more
Hccessaoie ror tne duties devolving upon the office
than one residing In any extreme part of the
cumiij. aa is id .every way oun?inef ror fae posi
tion, and 1( a proaipt and. )'4HjjHialij man.
ti Is presented hh the people's candidate and
win ne supported Dy MANY VOTHS.
seit 0
Illcio Vdncrttsemeuts.
Absolutely Pure.
i IhkP0W.?er Eever vartes.' A marvel of purity.
thTfAo nd. w&olesomeness More economical
tn in the ordinary klnris. mu unt .i, i
SLttt,0,n Wllh lKhe ltud of loi tek sh rt
w 'l(?ht. Rl im or phosphate nWfir. .
BOYAL BAKING POWDER CO
10 Wall st.. New York.
cans
sept29
LBK()Y DAVIDSON,
Sole Agent, Charlotte, N. C.
Suffer
no longer from Dyspep
sia, Indigestion, want of
Appetite,loss of Strength
lack of Energy, Malaria,
Intermittent Fevers, &c.
BROWN'S IRON BIT
TERS never fails to cure
all these diseases.
Boston, November 26, 1881.
Brown Chbmjcal Co.
Gentlemen : For years I have
been a great sufferer from Dyspepsia,
and could get ao relief (having tried
everything which was recommend
ed) until, acting on the yd vice f a
friend, who had been benefitted by
Brown's Iron Bitters, I tried a
bottle, with most surprising rcsuju.
Previous to taking Brown's Iron
Bittbrs, everything I ate distressed
me, and I suffered greatly from a
burning sensation in the stomach,
which was unbearable. Since tak
ing Brown'sXron Bittbrs, all my
troubles are al ah pad. t Can eat any
time without any dhagrecabfc re
sults. I am practically another
person. Mrs. W. J. Flynn.
30 Maverick St., . Boston.
BROWN'S IRON BIT
TERS acts like a charm
on the digestive organs,
removing all dyspeptic
symptoiiis, such as task
ing the food, Deleting..
Heat in the totnachf
Heartburn, etc." ' The
only Iron Preparation
that will not blacken the
teeth or give headache.
Sold by all Druggists.
Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md; :
S Browne? lron,Ei"S are made by
ha? r em,yl e- Baltimore, and
h"e cr05"d red lins and trade
mark on wrapper.
BEWARE OP IMITATIONS.
Indei to tie w Adrertteeifteiits.
Miss Katie Moore Wanted.
J Q. A. Orr For Constable.
HOME BRIEFS.
EfTThe street lamps are to be lighted
every night from now on to next May.
tW The comet still proves an object
of gieat attraction and undiminished
admiration.
H3F" E. A. Cantey has opened hit bar
ber shop at the Charlotte Hotel, and
will run it in first class style.
ESTMr. C. M. Jetton, of Lincolnton,
has taken his place behind the Char
lotte Hotel register as nigkt clerk.
ISTMr. J. G. A. Orr this morning an
nounces himself a candidate for the
office of constable of Charlotte town
ship. OF" Let everybody bear in mind the
appointment of Hon Joseph Davis and
J udge Bennett to speak in this city to
morrow, and come to hear them.
3FA new and very pretty smoking
and baggage car went, into the make-up
of the southbound train on the Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta road yes
terday. lfT The mayor had two cases to at
tend to yesterday. Richard Grigg, for
being drunk and down, was fined $2.50.
Lewis Parks, for beating Wm Macks,
was fined $5.
A match game of base ball be
tween the Graded school nine and the
Macon, school nine, was played yester
day, and resulted in a victory for the
former by a score of 20 to 14.
IB"The hop at the Buford Hoaaa to
night will a recherche affair and the
gillantry and beauty not only of Char
lotte, but of neighboring towns will be
represented.
tSThe large platform around the
grand union depot is to be cut down
and relaid on a level with the tracks
and passengers will hereafter be able
to eet on it without the aid of step lad
ders.
tProf. Wm. Miller, of the Com
mercial school at Memphis, Tenn., de
livered a lecture before the colored
grade school last evening, and will
make an address to the pupils of the
white graded school this morning at 9
o clock.
JtlTThe shrubbery, trees and even
the houses on Trade street, between In
dependence square and the Air-Line
depot, are thickly coated with dust,
which rises in clouds from the wheels
of every passing vehicle.
KlTTalking about laige cotton re
ceipts, a merchant of this city has re
ceived a letter from a friend in Savan
nah, giving some figures in regard to
the cotton trade of that place that are
surprising, but correct. The receipts of
cotton at Savannah during the month
of September, 1882, were 82,713. The
ales were 55,797 bales.
HtSTThe area of tracks at the Air
Line depot being fo ind to be insuffi
cient to accommodate the number of
trains that daily arrive in the yards, a
force of hands were put to work yes
terday laying additional tracks and
sidings. At noon yesterday there were
oyer 250 box cars and ten or twelve en
gines in the Air Line yard.
KWA. wonderful cotton boll, grown
on the farm of Mr. S. L. Sherrill. at ML
Mourne, was exhibited in our office yes
terday. The boll, before it opened, was
an ordinary sized one, but wheu it did
open, the cotton bulged ont in rolls
There was a quarter of a pound ofot
ton hanging from the boll. Mr. Sher
rill has many other bolls of the same
sort in his field and he did not use any
fertilizer.
RESTING ON HIS OARS.
Dr. Norm en t Pulls Out to Recuperate
and Gives Some "Pints" on the Cam
paignColonel Johnston About to
Relieve the Suspense.
Dr. Norment was in the city yester
day takine a rest from his arduous
campaign labors. At Monroe he and
Col. Johnston parted, the Colonel going
on to Beaver Dam and Polkton to ad
dress the people, and the Doctor coming
back to Charlotte to recuperate. To-day
Colonel Johnston will rejoin him in
this citv and they will strike out for
Hickorv and Icard, on t ie Western
North Carolina railroad. Dr. Norment
while sitting in one of the Central's
comfortable red chairs yesterday after
noon, talked a little politics with The
Observer and let out some light on
the mooted question of Colonel John
ston's candidacy for Congress. "I wil
tell you," he said, the thing is not yet
definitely settled, but in my mind there
is no doubt but what Colonel Johnston
is to be ,tbe m,an, and he will most cer
tainly make bis announcement in the
next few days; By this time next week
you will know all about it."
"A very heavy pressure is being
brought to bear upon him to run and I
see ne chatice for him to get around it.
At Albemarle I told him that if he did
not announce himself as a candidate,
that-1 would announce myself as the
candidate for Congress, but it was
agreed to take a little more time to it
and withhold the announcement for a
a few days."
While the Doctor did not tell us out
and out, he intimated that Col. John
ston would announce himself at Hick
ory, where he speaks next Saturday.
Dr. Norment seemed to be in very good
spirrts'aftd was pleased with the result
of the canvass so far, and confident that
the Liberals will carry not only this
district but also the State, "but I wish
it was over," he added, as he stretched
and yawned, "I am wearj." Remark
ing on the Monroe speaking he said that
newspaper reports to the contrary, the
Liberal cause was benefitted a great
deal, and that many Democrats were
converted by the speeches of himself
and Col. Johnston. Stanly county-, he
thinks will give the Radicals and Lib
erals a good majority, they are certain
Cabarru and Mecklenburg will, and
count on Gaston, Lincoln, Union, Rich
mond and Robeson. This is the Lib
eral view of the situation, and when
the Democrats of this district read it,
it will tickle them almost to death.
HXtsceUattcotis.
THE GREAT CURE
FOB
RHEUMATISM
A Is for aU diseases of the IDN tYS,'
y LIVER AND BOWELS.5
It cleonsss the system of the acrid poison
only the victims of Rheumatism can reolisa.
THOUSANDS OF CASES
Of tho r . j,,
nave been quickly relieved, in a short ami
PERFECTLY CURED.
Jed of cases it has ourod whtn all else
W, "i" mild, but oflloient, CERTAIN k
u ITS ACTIilil. hith.i. in .11 I
1 f?lt ceues. Btrsarthens mmi rives New f J
- 10 ait the important organs of the body.
i&o natural action of the Kidney lis restored,
ine Livr is cleansed of all disease, and the
wela move freely ana healthfuny. In this
y the w0t diieacas'atreT Crsjdfcafc from
"ystenuj TTi.Til 1 I i
lthas been proved by thousands that ,
$tual ininnilj foniUiitiig I ss
vbfdaeosvUasu. It should be
luseholdasa '
Sli?P Dr7 VestaMe Foras, la tin cans,
4ufy.e f nimaw64afts medicine.
ttwmv.7r1" ssjetrat4for
Pare jf y Wenoe of those who cannot readily pre-
bT ITa siim yt-issVj wfmnfjvj spa.
Dti, -UlCHABDgOM AHA.' AnaVL
(wm
ws 4n Mua v ai. , wm.
- , w nam m . .
Off for Germany.
Mr. J. E. Brady, from Davidson Col
lege, passed through this city yesterday
for Germany, where he will complete
his course of studies. He graduated at
the State University a year ago, and
took the first prize in Greek, and won
distinguished marks in other branches of
study. He will spend . three years
abroad. He sails on the 11th inst. from
New York.
A Pleasant Ball.
The first annual Simchas Thora ball,
of the North State Lodge; was given by
the Jewish young men at the Pleasure
Club rooms last night, and it proved a
most delightful affair, not only to the
participants, but to the lookers on. At
the time The Observer reporter drop
ped in there were about twenty five
couples on the floor "tripping the light
fantastic" to the dulcet strains of Ital-'
ian harpers. The hop was a thoroughly
enjoyable one and the only matter of
regret that could be found was the
swiftness with which the hours passed.
The Speaking To-Morrow.
There will be a large Democratic ral
ly in the city to-morrow. Hon Jos Davis..
and Judge Bennett, our standard bearer
for congressman at large, will deliver
addresses. The people of this section
have long desired an opportunity to
hear the brilliant Bennett and now that
opportunity is at hand, none will fail
to take advantage of it. Davis, t w, is'
a big attraction and we ean insure our
friends throughout the county that
they will be exceedingly well entertain
ed, and will listen to two of the best
speeches they ever heard in their lives.
Consolidation of Railroad Lines.
At a convention of railroad magnates
held in Greenville, South Carolina, on
the 2ad inst., the consolidation of the
French Broad and Atlantic with the
other lines reaching to Livingston, Ky,
was completed, but with some changes
from the basis of organization former
ly agreed upon. South Carolina gets
five, instead of six, of the eleven direc
tors, as follows: Johnson Hagood, J S
Cothran, T G Croft, W Lewis Jones and
R E Bowen. The other directors are J
H Duckworth of North Carolina, O C
King, A H Meigg, C W Merritt, Wm
McFarland and Geo Folsom, of Ten
nessee. Governor Hagood was elected
president, O C King, of Morristown vice
president, S S Campbell, of New York,
secretary and treasurer, and Capt W J
KLrk, formerly of the Atlantic and
French Broad, chief engineer of the
southern division, comprising North
and South Carolina. The headquarters
of the company are to be established at
Aiken, S C, where an office will be opeL
ed at once by the chief engineer. An ex
ecutive committee was elected consist
ing of Messrs Hagood, Cothran, Bowen
and King, who have full power to act
with the contractors in building the
road, under the contract which has been
sigjjfd by all parties. The contractors
are a company of capitalists called the
Atlantic and Northwestern Construc
tion company of New York, with Wm
H Schofield as president Their agree
ment is to build and equip one hun
dred -miles of railroad per year until the
whole line of nearly four hundred miles
is completed, the work rto begin at
Aiken, S C, within ninety days. Bonds
are, to b' issued at once at the rate of
622,000 per mile of first mortgage and
$15,00 per mile of second mortgage
classes, amounting to about $100,000 in
all, for floating which it is understood
arrangements have already been made
sufficient to carry on the work. Gov
ernor Hagood, the Charleston News
and Courier understands, will give the
business of the company his personal
attention at the expiration of his term
as Governor.
Resignation of Rev. T. II. Strohecker.
We learn that the Rev. T. H. Stro
hecker, who was la$t spring installed
pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran Church
in this city has tendered his resignation
as pastor to his congregation. Mr. Stro
hecker's new field of labor will be in
Rowan county. He will be resident in
Salisbury, but will have charge of two
or three churches in the country. Who
will succed Mr. Strohecker as pastor
of St. Mark's church is not known, as
the congregation have not yet extended
a call to any one.
The County Campaign Clubs.
Reports from Berryhill township are
to the effect that the campaign club or
ganized in that township last Tuesday
night, is too large to be handled con
veniently and it has been decided to
divide it up into two clubs and the new
club will be formed to-night. One club
will have its headquarters in the south
ern section of the township, and the
other club in the northern section. Mr.
George H Wearn is president of the
club organized Tuesday night, and Mr
Wm Berryhill is secretary. Next Tues
day night a campaign club is to be or
ganized in Crab Orchard township.
The New Baptist Church and the
Brantley Window.
The wallsiof the new Baptist church
are going up rapidly and will very
shortly be ready for the roof. This
building will be an exceedingly hand
some one, and perhaps the most attrac
tive feature of the building will be the
large Brantley memorial window,
which is set in the front, between the
two entrance doors. This window was
given to the church by the late Mr.
Brantley, a distinuguished Baptist di
vine of Baltimore. Its cost is $300 and
in design and finish it will be beautiful.
vw omium Qilet; ml.Mllns 1115. low
mid lling lOftjc; good ortiinan 1 ( .. net receipts
ti,.-i; roB 6,ur37. saJ 9.0OO -to 44186:
eioorw to Oreat Britain 2,5. 0; to Kranoe ;
vvstwlae 5,626; to continent ; to chan
nel .
Mobile -Wea ; middling 10i,c. low ail '.dln
103; good ordinal lOlg?: net 'welpts 2.1HI;
guns 2.191; sales 2W tok 7,22 exporte
89H France ; to Great Britain ;
to con'lnent .
Memphis -Lower to s-tt aldd' ICts ; low mid
dling 105&c; good ordln-kry 10c net rM ne
1,308: ctoss 1,822; shipment 1,822 sale? 1,600;
stock 5,277.
AueusTA-Qu et; mlddMn IWfei; low mid
dling 10c; Kood ordina" jJi.v monitx. 2,101;
shipments ; sales 1 SU6
CHARijffm)M-Dull;mti!llng 10 IMflc; ov mid
dling 10120: irood ordinarv i(c net elts
5,4f)8; Kross R.40H wile 2.000; uek 41,. 68;
ezi'onji eo.rwt!- 4 4ii to ureal B''C!n ;
to continent ; to France ; to chan
nel NxwYork Ste. dy; sales 844 b,Ws; midd.lraj
np'andsl.14 mlduilng oilens 117-lGcc; con
solidated net receipts 25,179: expoih to Great
Britain 8.9( 2. to France 59 to continent
oOO.
Independent-Republican Candidate lor
Clerk of Superior Court.
TO THK TOTXRS Of MiTKLSNBCBG COUNTT:
At the earnest solicitation of my many friends
I hereby announce mj self as an Independent can
didate for Clrk of the Superior Court of M cklen
burg county. N. C.
In submitting my claims to the voters of the
c untj for the office of Clerk. I do so s a Republi
cs, leaving it to be determlmd by the people of
Mecklenbuig county, at an election to be held on
the 7th day of November. 1882. as to their choice.
My record In the past most be a guarantee for my
course In the futu'e. While 1 en'ertaln liberal
views on all party questions, I do not as a Repub
lican, deem It advisable to abandon our party or
ganization to gratify the whims of a few office
seekers If tne masses of the Liberal party (so-called) are
anxious for the defeat or the Bourbon Lemocrals
they will vjte for Republic ns
oct I J C. CALL 1H AN
479
FDTUBK3.
Nbw Yobk Net receipts 277 gross
mures ciuseu wens.; saies isviRKj bales.
Der- 1 94ft 00
November 10 79 00
December 10.780
10 8788
February lttf3.H
March 11 10 II
r11 11 22 23
II 33.00
June- II 4H 44
July 11 f 2 53
iugust - 11 6 (7 rtl
September
Note -The Post has no cotti n r p rt this after
noon. FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK
-AT TB1K-
or
gtnerally unchan ged
Kxcb'tnge. .
Governments
New 5's
Fjur and a half per cents,
Four per cents,
Money
State bonds dull and nomlnsl .
8ub-treasury balances -tiold.....
" Currency
New York 11 a. m
4.H01A
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I 12C
8f.l
An Incorrigible Young Thief.
About ten days ago a little negro boy
named John Manuel, who was commit
ted to jail for larceny, was bound out
to Eli McLure. John had not been in
the employ of McLure but a couple of
days when he ascertained that McLure's
shoes and shirts would fit him pretty
well, and on making this discovery he
appropriated McLure's Sunday shoes
and a ruffled shirt and stole away. Mc
Lure got on track of the boy and final
ly came up with him at Fort Mills.
Esq. Turner heard the case and sent
the boy back to Charlotte to be cared
for by jailor Griffith. Rev. Burwell
Johnston, the revivalist, will now have
a first rate piece of timber to work up
on.
S86 9C0
4,034
TtlA Sfnolr marbt t nr ann1
Irregular with only fraction changes exeept lor
Altou & Trre Haute, Nashville. Chattanooga and
oi. raui, aiinueapous & Manitoba, eacnf which
were 1 per cent below yesterJay's closing figures.
In early dealing the market was weak and prices
fall off ViQlli per cent, Louisville & Nashville,
Michigan central, Unloa Pacific, and New Jersey
Central being most prominent In the dec It e but
HM. 'c;ocli a recovery of lfeH8 took place,
Michigan Central, Louisville 4 Nashvll e and
Nashville & Chattanooga leading therein.
Stocks Irregular and closing weak
Alahama Class A. 2 to 5
Ala! ama Class A, small
Alal ama Class B, 5's
Alabama Class c. 4's .
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago and Northwestern preferred,
Erie
Kast Tennessee '.
Georgia,
Illinois Central.
Lake Shore .
Louisville and Nashville
Memphis and Charleston
Nashville and Chattanooga ...
New York Central
Pittsburg
Richmond and Allegheny
Bichraond and Danville
Bock Island
South Carolina Brown Consols,
Wst Point Terminal
Wabash, St. Louis t Pacific.
Wabash, St Louis & Pacific preferr'd
Western Union. -
Bid tLast
COME AND SEE
What There is and Huw Cheap They
ARE SELLING.
C. SI. ETH EREDGE,
I'ndcr Trad rt' National Bank.
cctl
Cotton Fac
ory
tow A. SEx. Dlv
FOREIGN.
COTTON.
80
80
9d
HI 14
1.44
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4214
10
"1.49
1 39
1.1214
fifiVi
55
53
1 23
1.&8
19ft
105
133
1.02V2
36
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Natural Fruit Flavors.
Literary Notes Regarding November
Century.
A full-page portrait of Henry James,
Jr., engraved by Cole, is to be one of
many special features in the November
Century. It is to accompany a critique
on Mr. James's novels, by his friend,
former editor, and, for the nonce, rival,
Mr. W. D. Howells. The numerous
readers of "Daisy Miller" and "The
Portrait 6f a Lady" will have hardly
lean curiosity to see Mr. James's face
.than to know what view of his fiction
Mr. Howells will take. Feople who,
'for any reason, are not "kble to go to
Venice, are warned not to read the pa
per on that fascinating city, by Mr
Henry James, Jr., in the November
Century. At the start, Mr. James pro-
Personal Notes. I fesses himself a lover or Venice, ana,
Capt V E Mc Bee, one of the popular from the Century announcements we
Why is it Thus!
To the Kdltor cf the Observer.
In looking over the proceedings of the
board of county commissioners yester
day, I notice that Mr W W Pegram re
signed as registrar of ward 3, and Mr
t Li ilurbam was appointed in his
stead. Now as Mr Durham is a citizen
of Ward No. 1, 1 can't see why he should
ue appointea as registrar or ward JNo.
3. According to law he will be neces
sarily at the polls all day in a ward
where he cannot vote.
Ward 3.
By contracting a severe cough and cold, I was
compelled to give up my dally work and keep to
the house. A nelgnbor recommended me to try a
bottle of Dr. Bull's c ugh syrup; It was procured
and used; to my astonisnment relief was instan
taneous. ED. W. CLAYTON.
Waverly, Md.
For Constable.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the
Ofllce of Constable In Charlotte township. I do so
as a stralghout Democrat, and respectfully bubmit
mjsetf for the support of the Democratic voters of
jthe township. j j. OHU.
.QCtS V
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
OCTOBER 4, 1882
DOMESTIC.
railroad men of the State, was in the
city yesterday.
Col J J McLure, a prominent citizen
of Chester, S C, and president of the
bank at that place, registered at . the
Central last evening.
Mr Wm V Walsh and family have re
turned from the springs where they
have been spending the summer and
have taken rooms at the Central.
Dr John H Mc Aden is in New York.
E K P Osborne, Esq. , has returned to
the city from a month's jaunt over the
hills of Buncombe. He saw several '
eaves while in Buncombe, but none to
compare with the one he explored at
King's Mountain.
Mr. Ed. Overman, of Salisbury, has
accepted the position of book-keeper for
Messrs. Brown & Weddington, one of
the prominent hardware bouses of this
city.
Mr,' Georfce GWt who i? about aa
popular "in Charlotte as a yeung man
avi' igeJa to bereaves tlie city thia. af
ternoon for QreenviHe, to take a splen-
diri nhnittan in a hardware house at that
ptaeai;i- OeorgVs departure from Char
lotte i . gtftftJjtf refitted t7 his many
fiiEiida iieie. muv ac wme
new nome. .,: -
judge that the paper justifies the pro
fnssinn. It is said to be written in the
author's most delightful and popular
vein. Toward the last it takes on a
poetic glow, in keeping with the won
derful Venetian light he describes.
A Groom's Bad Luck.
There was a wedding n6ar Gastonia
yesterday evening, but it occurred a
few hours behind the time set, all on
account of the groom's impatience to
get there. Yesterday afternoon, just
before the south bound trains pulled
out from the Air Line depot, the groom,
accompanied by his friend, drew up
with a rush, and, being flustrated and
excited, did not take the trouble to no
tice which train they boarded and of
course they got on the wrong one. They
foudout their mistake when the con
ductor came through to take up tickets
and let them off la the ditch five miles
from the city on the C. C. and A. Rail
roadV They- tramped back to town,
hired a team from, Wadsworth and put
plitfat i40 $4$ th diection of
Gastonia. As they left the stable the boys :
cast a coupia of old shoe after them, ex
pressive of their good wishes and hepss
that no furtber ilHuck would befall the
belated groom.
NAVAL STORES.
Charleston Spirits Turpentine flrmer, sales
held at 45c. Rosin steady; strained and good
strained 81.45$!. 50.
wrxjoneTOH spirits Turpentine steady at 45c.
Rosin Qtrn S1.32 tor strained; ZlAiV for good'
stralnted. Tar firm, at $2 00. Olde TuroentWe
Irregular, at 81 5J$1. 70 tor hard; 82.50$2S0
for yellow dip.
PR0DUCB.
LooisvrLLB Flour, steady with a good demand.
Wheat dull and unsettled, amber 8587; No. 2
red winter. 90. Com dull and unchanged; No. 2
white 65 66. Oats -steady; No. 2, 38; mixed
85 Provisions generally unchanged but some
sale were rather higher; mess pork advanced 12c
Bacon shoulders advanced l&c; clear advanced
Vlc Whiskey quiet, at $1.16.
Chicago -Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
steady; Regular, 94l&94i4 for October; 94tyffi
94 for November: Sk for the vear: No. !
Chicago spring 94a 94 for cash ; futures s me as
Regu.ar; No. 2 red winter, 98 for cash. Corn -unsettled
but generally lower, at 60 for ca?h;
60O for October; 60 for November Otis
steady, at 81 for cash; 8184 for October. 32
;or November, whiskey steady, at $1.18.
BaLTTstORK-NOON-Flour. steady and fairly active :
Howard street and Western super $3 00S83.65;
extra $3.75J4 5 : family $4.75$5 75: City
Mills super. $3.U0$3 75; extra $4.7586.00
Rio brands $5 50.$5.75; Patapsco family $6 25;
super patent $6 75. Wheat Southern flrm9r;
western a snade better and closing oulet and
steady; Southern red l.05$1.09; amber 81.07-
(X81.12: No. 1 Maryland J6I.O8M1 asked: No 2
Western winter red spot. October 81.055feffiSl.051i.
Corn Southern steady; Western higher; Southern
wnite 80; southern yeuow nominally at 80K81.
Baltimore night Oats, easier: Southern
4347; WMstern white 45S47; mlied 42S4S;
Pennsylvania 43 47. Provisions h!ghr and
firm; mess pork, t 25. bulk meats shoulders
and clear rib sides, packed ll 1 5m- Bacon -shoulders
12; clear rib sides 10; hams 16-
1iA. Lard retlned 141A Coffee dull; Rio car
goesordinary to fair 79V(. Susrar higher
and firm: A sort 9 Whlskei aulet. at Sl.2t -
81.21. Freights quiet.
St. Louis - Flour, steady and unchangfd; treble
extra $3.5o$3.70; family $4 054 15; choice
84.55S4.rto. Wneat-easier and very slow; No.
2 red fall 9ll&-92 lor cash and October; 93tfe
for November Corn dull and lower, at 63Vfc for
cash; 62tfc for October; 6556 for November.
Oats-blger. at 8314332 for cali; 81V for
October; aua lor wovemoer. wnisKey quiet, at
81.17. Fork hlaher; Jobbing at. 823 25. Bulk
meats firmer and onlfarjeddlingtrade. "Bacon1 1
strong and scarce; shoulders $11 121811 25;
short ribs 816.00; short clear $16 73. Lard
dull and nominal. 0 ,
Cincinnati Flour, fi ' m but not quota bly higher;
family $1.60$.80; fancy $.V0085 60 Wheat
firm; No. 2 red winter 96 9 for spot; 96
bid for October; U6-M4. toriiwember and the j ear.
Corn -stronger, at 643t8 for spot,; 61 for Octo
ber; 5353iArorNomrjer.' Oats-firm, at 34
84 for spot; 82 bid 'tor the year; 84 bid for
May. Pork firm, at $23 25. Lard stronger, at
812 75. Bulk meats scaroe and firm ; shoulders
810 25; clear rim $14 75. Bacon - ationg: should
ers$11.26;ribs8l5 75; clear 8Jtf 75. Whiskey
8ctlve and firm, at $1.18; combination sales of
finished goods 890 barrels on a basis of $1.16.
Sugr steady; hards 9310Vs; New Orleans
7t 8. Hogs -firm; common and light $6 2r-
88.25; packing ana Dutcners 57.70358 .8
Receipts 1.000; shipments 5,000.
COTTON.
Livkrpootj -noon Fair business at previous
prices; middling uplands 6d; middling Orleans
6 In lOd; sales lo.OOO; speculation and exports
1,000: receipts 2,400, all American. Uplands lew
middling clause: October delivery 6 28-64d-6
29-04dS 30-64d6 29-64d: October and No
vember 6 19-64d6a0 64dffi6 21-64dft 20-64d;
November and December 6 i7-64d6 18-64d;
Decmber and January 618-640"; January and
February 6 18 64d; February and March 6 18 64d-
fi 1 9-64d: March and April 6 I 9-64d6 20-64d-
tr0 21H4de?6 20 64d; April and May 622-64d;
May and June 6 2H-64d vd-RArirhK op hi.
uuLio auu; ui o to uuiures barely steady.
Tiverpool 1.80 p. m. Uplands low middling'
w.. w..Lwvyv.t ucii.cij t io ouj ucujuer auu
November 6 19-64d6 18-64d; November and
December 6 17-K4d6 lrt-Rdd! rswmhoF ann
January 6 17 4d6 in 64d; January and Febru
ary 6 17-64drt ie-64d; February and March
6 17 64d6 18 64d; March and April ft 19 64d;
May and June 6 22-6 4d; June and July 6 24-64d.
Liverpool 3 p m Uplands low middling
clause: October delivery 6 27-64d; October and
N)vember 6 17-64d; December and January
6 15-64d; February and March 6 17-64d,
Livkrpo-il 4 p. m. Uplands low middling
clause : October and November delivery 6 18 64d ;
December and January ft 16-H4d: inrii anri Mav
6 19-64d.
Liverpool-5 p. m. Sales of American cotton
8,050 bales. Uolands low mlddlne clause: Oe
toner dniivery r) 26 64d October and November
6 17 64d; November and December 6 15-64d
also 6 14-64d; December and January 6 15-64d,
also 8 14-rt4d; January and February 6 15 64d
Febmary and March Rlfi64d; May and June
6 2 1 -6 4d; June and Ju'y6 22 64d. Futares closed
PRODUCE.
Liverpool 5 p. m - Corn, 6s 4VW for old mir
ed Lard, 64s 3d.
EXTRACTS.
Prepared from the choicest Fruits, with
out coloring, poisonous oils, acids or artific
ial Essences. Always uniform in strength,
without any adulterations or impuritiei
Have gained their reputation from their
perfect purity, superior strength and qual
ity. Admitted by all who have used them
as the most delicate, grateful and natural
favor for cakes, puddings, creams, etc.
MANUFACTURED BT
STEELE & PRICE,
Chicago, 111., and St. Louis, Mo.,
Bakers of Lnpnlln Tout Gem., Tr. Price', fresm Baking
WE MAKE NO SECOND GRADE COOD8,
STILL FORWARD!
: o : : o :
SOMETHING. NEWI
I TUT f
' -w ' "
CHARLOTTE JOUHfiJLISU!
NAVAL STOKES
IjOndon 7 f . -TnrpqnQno, i3r)86d.168 9d.
. ' ' t ' FINANCIAL.
Paris 2, P Rentes; :80f and 70c
PabW -4 p h.rBntB88f and 62fcc.
LONDON-ContOle.'lOnR-lft fnrmon"v: inflQ.Irt
for account.
CITY COTTON MARKET.
Office op Ths Obskbtjr, i
Charlottk. October 6. 1882. 1
The market yesterdiy closed weak at the follow
ing quotations:
?d Middling .I01ai0 3-16
MlddUng 910
Strict low middling 9&t
Low mlddllnn 91
8 alns and Tinges 8914
Receipts yesterday 536 bales.
Crttarlotte Produce narkei.
:o: :o:
Determined to meet every demand of the
public, and in order to keep in the Front
Rank of Modern, Progressive Journalism,
durltig the Month op November
THE OBSERVER!
Will send out gratis to Its subscribers, (Dally
and Weekb),
SEPT EM BE 8 28, 1882
BUYING PRICES.
BK.r,v--v"-"-.v."""".::-iffilllihA BEAUTIFUL ANNUAL FOR 1883,
BsANa, white, per bushei
Pkas, Clay, per bnsh
Lady, "
White. "
Flour
family 2.50a2.75
85 90
1.25a2.60
I.OOal.10
l.OOal 25
1.25
.13,000 COPIES
Extra.
Super
Oats, shelled,
Dries Fkuit
Apples, per ID
Peaches, peeled. . .
Unpeeled
Blackberries
Potatoes
Sweet, new
Irish
Butter
North Carolina. 25 30
.niirtrs, per aozen.
Poultrt
Chickens
Spring
Ducks
Turkeys, per H
Oeese
Beef, per n., net
Mutton, per Tt., net-. .
Pork. ' " 8a9
2.00a225
2 00
30aS5
4a5
7a8
5a6
3a5
45aK0
60a75
I6al8
25a80
12lal8
20a25
8
25a80
8al0
Of this Dertrabte ALU AX AO wM be Imted. r
:o: :o:
PRICES- WHOLESALE.
SELLING
Bulk Meats
Clear ri0 !,1los J6alr
vur i AVu
eALTESTOH-Steady , middling ICI4C; lo uiia
dllng lOtc: good ordinary 1014; net receipts
4,871; gross 4,871; sales 2,067: stock 41,759
wxports coastwise ; to Hreat Britain ;
to continent ; to France 8,802; to chan
nel .
r
Norfolk Dull, middling 103,ic; ne' receipts
8,851 ; ktoss 3.351; stock 8,710; exports coast
wise 1,858; sales 291; exports to Sreat Britain
; to oontlnent . . , ,
Baltikorx Quiet; middling I lJfee; low mid
dling ill 16c; good ordinary lOiAe; ntnoelpta"
89; gross 1,821: sales 50 stock 5,165; export
eoastwtw ; spinners ; experts ,t Great
Britain 1,300. to continent
Boston Steady; mlddllna lltic; row Tnlddiinn
llc; stood ordinary 10?; net receipts 66;
gross 868; sales : stock 1,510 exports to
Sreat Britain ; to France .
WrLMiNeTON-Quiet; middling lCAki; low mid
dling 101-lrVe; ood ordinary 9e: net receipts
493; gross 493; salea ' ; eteek 7,111; exports
eoastwise ; to Great Britain ; to
continent
PtmAPgJMA -DuH Mtrtsllln(-H,at . low
middling 1113; good ordinary lOttO: reoaiota net
,7tl groM 78: sale ; 4448 ex-
IJSiM. amt frttain ; to oefafTij
SAYAN ah "Steady r middling lOlborHow mid.
dllosT 10io; good ordmarr neti refleipts'
5,783; grotts 5.788; sales 8,400; stock 61,421 1
exports coast wise 5,860: to Great Britain ;
to France : to continent .
Prime hlo .'.
Good
SCG.R-
WIJ,lte 10al m
eIIOW 7a9
Molasses -
guba 35a 0
Sugar Srrup 85a5'
vnoice ew urieans...
Common
Salt
Liverpool finf l.ral.25
" coarse 85al.0O
Whtsxet
Corn, per gallon $1.75a2.00
ny 82.00a3.00
Brandt
Apple, per gallon...'.... $2.00a3.00
12al5
10al2
H5a75
40a45
W The almanac, while being a desirable
reference book, is Intended at a souvenlrwhlch
can and will be preserved by our friend and
patrons. t '
tar The book will contain fifty beanttful Illus
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WhltneyWoodRaj-d, and other Ceiebrte4 4merl
can Artists.' This publication wul M 8 iwerk of
Fnr AXTinjgetjt respect, having a AiaoME
ILLUMITIP eQVjR, tha inside jagef printed
on fine Tlrrte Paper wlA-41wj-bwt Wed-tt Ink,
and the A-dxbttskmknts win. be mai4ftied with
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Taste. It wtir be not TnerelPan blAnac for
1883, but will commend Itself as a fine specimen
of the Printers' and Engravers' skill, and arsuch
aouDtiess te preserved in every household to
which it will be sent.
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FOR SALE.
"E Y virtue of a decree of the ruperior Court of
-- lauwba county, made in the case of V. c.
Shuford and others, plaiutifls, vs A M Powell
and others, deTendants at Pprlng Term. 1882 of
Catawba county Saperior Court, the undersigned
as Becefver, will sell at public sale, at the court
onse In Mwton K. c, on MONDAY, the 6T1I
DAY of NOVEMBER, 1882. the following valu
able property, to-wit :
The factory of the Long Inland Cotton Mills to
gether with 1614 acres land. Including the entire
water power of seven feet head factory building
60x40. two stories high, flouring and saw mills,
store and cotton, houses, blacksmith shop and 5
tenement houses and the following machinery;
1 picker, 1 36 Inch double beater an lapper, 6
w inch U top flat carvls rallway , head, drawing
frames, 9 deliveries each. 4 rini frames rides
berry make), all in good order, t Danforth cap
frames, 132 spindles, total number pindles 610,
l Travis card grinder, bunoh and baling press ;
also a large lot of old looms, pullies, shafting,
&c
For more accurate and definile descrtpflofi of
the property and the conditions of said sale
reference is hereby made to the decree above re
ferred to.
TERM3: Twenty per cent, f the purchase
money cash and the balance In equal Instalments
of three mouths and six months, bond and ap
proved security required of purchaser, or the
Receiver is by said decree 'authorized to vary
terms to suit purchasers. Tho Receiver is also
authorized by said decree to sell said property
at private sale, upon such terms as shall bo
agreed upon between him and purchaser, and
he wUl entertain private bids until day of sale.
' Persons wishing to examine said property will
And Dr A. M.Towell attu Mr. Levi Shnrord on
the premises, either of whom will Lake pleasure
in showing the same. Address
JOHN L. COBB. Receiver.
seSCtds Lincolnton, Lincoln County, H. C.
-boston-METALLURGICAL
WORKS
33 HAWKINS ST., BOSTON, MASS.
Metallurgists, Assayers and Analytical Chemists
JOLD and SILVER REFINERS.
Practical Mill-Bung of Ores 100 lbs. and upwards
REFRACTORY ORES TREATED.
Surveys, Mine Examinations, Reports, Sketche
and Maps made. Constructions of works
and Supplies Furnished.
MANAGERS OF
The New England Smelting Works
GOLD, SILVER,
COPPER and
LEAD ORES
S .TIE I.TED
ON RETURNS
or PURCHASED
COPPER MATTE AND BASE BULLION
Treated on Reasonable Terms.
THOMAS BINN3, METALLURGIST.
A. H. SIDNEY MiNisa Engineer.
JOHN HOLLIDAY Prop. Chkmej?
mar8 tf
NEW
Fa
and filter
ST'iTiiES
MILLHEHY.
WI aie njw teoilTlng our Fa Hi and WtNTKR
stock of HtfA.Tmuv ZmXItJLLvA!:
all the latest stylesjcolo s and qualities of Straw.
e.'u,5eaver' C10tt1' el?et, Silk. Plush and Satin
HAT8 and BONNETS for Ladles', Misses and
Children.
Ribbons. Silks. Safins Pi
Gimps. Laces. Pins, Ornaments, Plumes. Tips,
Feathers, Birds. Flowers. &c.. for tri
every color and quality. In fact we hare now the
largest ana Most Complete Stock of
Millinery Goods in the Slate.
Also all the new styles and nnvolilaa in fii nvwa
HOSIERY. UNDER-WEAR VNIT nnnno'
SHAWLS, 8ACKS, HOODS, JACKETS, INFANTS
CLOAKS, 8HAWL8. HOOD8. ROBES, Ac.
Great variety of Nobby Little CAPS and HATS
for little boys.
All kinds and colors of Zephyrs, Wools. Yarns
and a general assortment of all kinds of FANCf
GOODS and NOTION8 for Ladles- and Children.'
SC. Terms, low nrlcAa aiut roiaH at ik. .i..,.,.
Wholesale and Betau. I Mrs. B. QUERY. '
sepUJO
STARTLING
nisrnvFDVf
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A victim of yoathful irriDnidsnee caniina Prpm.
ture Decay, Nen-ous Dftbiiity, Lost Manhood, etc.,
having tried in vain every known remedy, has dis.
covered a simple self cure, which he will send FREB
to liis lellow-guflerers, address J. H. KKEVEM.
Aft I'hoti'iiiii .f -a; -v
Peach,
Wine. Scuppernong, per gallon.
RETAIL.
Cheese....
Lard, per H. .
Tallow, per lb
Btoon
N. C. hog round
Hams, N.C.
Hams, caavassed.
Bid
Fruit
Apples, Northern, per bbl
s Mountain, "
Fish
Mackerel Na 1..
" -No. 2 .
" -No. 8.
Codfish
Cabbase, per lb. .... . . wv
r2.60
150
20
. 15a163
7a8
16al7
I8a)9
18al9
9al0
3.25a350
8.00
1.25
1.00
75
15
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Bait Page, 15.00
Quarter Page, 7...... 10 00
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where who desire to secure space In the Annual
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is limited and the work will be put to Dress aa
soon as the requisite quantity of advertising has
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tU 119 ydj(C9. AUU1CH
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Till? OBSERVER,
CharaHe, N. C.
PLANTATION 1 MILL
- FOR j&sLE.
T OJFIB for sale at fa hflnWin
WANTED. ,
T P. fJZLg1 e&nwtresi. Apply to Miss
., : WANTED. ' ,
men mTT fJlnlfot tn MnM.
XV itus toetThWdd, dTed
eanoaug ramiv iu A. CAR. Co.; V Anr
J u. tw. iu, w. A lata ma et, Atlanta. Qa. .1 call on
octi ut mo-we-su .. . , . I ,apr21
ana paruy wjuub tne - incorporation of PUivllUV.
esji w acres or rate bottom land of. tne Terr best
in 'Cull
qwaotr, an 40 to 60
auva-
ttofw besides the bottom adapted t the culUvaUon
ofiepUon.eora,B. J
On the premiseYTnere Is a fin merchant and
saw mill, lust newly renovated, with wator mar
I Slmd. Th nnhllA mart Ihwumh . i.jri
sired. The public road leads through the plants?
uuu, iuiu ura resiae
Ml?DyfnW H.00 pages..
nillLUlUdil cai rarties,
History of all PollrJ.
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'.only by subscription; but subscrtp
bt Uons sent direct will be forwarded
tt by mall or C. O. D. at Publishing
HON. THOS. Co' s expense. Agents now wanted.
v Must aPP1 early, for territory la be-
Y. COOPER, tog rapidly assigned. Prospectus
now ready.. Address
FIRKSID PUBLlSHINO COMPANY,
Jun la tf 20 North Seventh street, Phils.
W. J. BLACK & SON,
Charlotte, If. , Dealers In .
Groceries, Colton, Bagging and Ties
FRESH STOCK" JUST LN,
And win be pleased tp see their friends.
septS 1y
OfBce on Trade street, nearly opposite Court House,
CHIRLOITE, rt, a
vwa dAwtf .
Richard A. Springs.
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