D A I L Y CHARLOTTE-OB S RRB W E D NE S D A YyA P R I L 22, 18 8 5
jtroyal Mwai Jk Aj
Absolutely Pure.
j; ;... iief carte, a man el of purit)
i.- -'vfiu an-: wholesotneness. More economical
.. o.'iiiim x!iU. and cannot be told id
c ; "-!' ' i:h the multitude of low teat. Blurt
,. ai: or phosphate powders. SoldOtjlflD
...j ... wtioif-iaie oy
SFHfNGS 4 BUBWILI .
).inidwt? ' Charlotte, f c
P f
OFFERS TO THE
holesale i Retail Trade
FIVFB IONS
TW E NT V BARRELS
mnnn i iTpnnm nil
A Largo Stock of
Colors, Varrdshes, Etc.
ALSO
ONE CAR LOAD
ALL AT CLOSE PRIGES.
j.'H. Mo ADEN,
Drus;grjgt.
Our sale of
Preserves by ihe Pound,
From buckets, has been verj encouraging.
"We have something else that will bring Joy to
many a household,
Msirthi Washington Bated Fliur
Pickled Falmon, Mackerel, Fish Eoe, Florida
Mullets,
NORTH CAROLINA
mill! U IHill
OUB
Granulated Patent Meal
; ' " stall that Is wante.
' Now that the Twrnlp Green Season has arrived
gflUbet
BVBBE'8 SALAD DBES1IQ
are
verosene ui
iwTiflSs
3Cfc c Charlotte (0 bscvuer.
Arrival aud Dcpartiu-e ol Trains.
,' Correct lor the current niou'u.
. RlOBKOND AND DAHTOuTttB-Lnm. . .
No. 60- Arrives at Charlotte from Hichmoiid at
U .60 a. m. Leaves (or Atlanta at 3:00 a. m. -
Mo. 61 Arrives at Charlotte from Atlanta at 4.45
a. m. Leaves tor Klehmond at 4:56 a. ra.
No. 62 Arrives at Charlotte from Richmond at
12.35 p. m. Leaves for Atlanta at 1 p. m.
No. Sit Arrives at Charlotte from Atlanta at 6 JO
p. m. Leaves for Richmond at 6:80 p. m. - -
Load Freight and Passenger Train leaves for
Atlanta at 630 a. m.; arrives from Atlanta at 8:30
p.m.
1 CHABLOTTB,COLTJ1(BIA AMD AUGUSTA.
Arrives from Columbia at 6i0 p. m.
lyoavBB mr uviuniDia at 1 p. m.
C, C. A A.-jA., T. & O. Division.
Arrives from StatrSvOle at 10:45 a. m.
. Leaves for Statesville at 6:36 p. m.
. Cxbolina Crntual.
Arrive from Wilmington at 7.80 a. m.; Leave for
nuumigLua ui o.io p. m. -Arrive
from Laurlnburg at 4 40 p. m; Leave for
Laurlnburg at 7.40 a.m.
Leave for Shelby at 8.15 a. m.; arrive from Shelby
U U.HJ ft. 1U.
. ' Mails. : yj'
. General Delivery opens at 8.00 a. m.; closes at
it. UI. I
money uroer Department ,opens at .0B a. m.;
ciuoeeatiM; p. m..
lnd-X to New Advertisements.
Barnett & Alexander Ferris jig hams, etc.
Waiter C. Murphy -Annual meeting.
A. C. Springs Motes lost.
Weather Indications.
Middle Atlantic States: Generally
iair weatner ; engnt changes in tern
perature; winds generally irom south'
east to southwest and occasionally
van Die: lower oarometer.
South Atlantic : Fair weather, vari
able winds, generally shifting to
southerly; lower barometer, slight
rise in temperature.- : - -
IXICAIj Klttt.KS.
All the young people will appear
at the opera house to-night, in full
evening dress.
r-Miss Nellie Byrd, of Atlanta rep
resenting the Sunny South, arrived
in the city yesterday, and is stopping
at the Central
The last issue of Bradstreets does
not show a single failure -in North
Carolina. Nearly all theother States
however contribute their quota. ;;
--. The fruit killing scare is a thing
of the past r Orchardmen tell us that
there will be an abundant supply of
peaches, cherries, apples and other
fruits. - ' "; - ; ;
The convention to nominate a
candidate for mayor will meet at 8.
o'clock tomorrow night, at ' Oates'
hall. Doors open to all good Demo
crats. - - - ' . - -
Mr. J. G. Hester, of the United
States mail department, is quartered
at the Central, having arrived here
from Washington ; city yesterday
afternoon.-
The city registration books close
at sundown to-morrow evening and
those, whose names . have not been
registered will have to stay away
from the polls on election day.
Col. Chas, R. Jones, editor and
proprietor of The Observer, has been
invited to deliver the literary address
at the King's Mountain High School
commencement, on June 10th, and
has accepted the invitation. .
The police yesterday arrested a
colored individual named Jim Hicks.
on charge of stealing clothing from
JohnChappel, colored The clothing
was recovered and Hicks was loc&ed
up for trial by the. mayor this morn
ing. -. -
Reports from Statesville yester
day sav that the negro 'captured in
Mooresville last Sunday is really Ford
Knox, though there may yet be some
doubt as to his identity. He is still
confined in jaiL The reward offered
by the Governor last year, tor the
arrest of Knox still holds goixL :
'There were a number of promi
nent parties at the. Central hotel yes
terday. Banker W. J. Lamberton
and wife, of Franklin, Pa., C.
Gilfillan and wife, of the same place,
and CoL A, Pope and wife, were all
there. Col. Pope -is now connected
with the Shenandoah Valley railroad.
Up to last
night one hundred
and fifty reserved
seats : caa oeen
taken, for "Faust," and what few
seats remained will doubtless be sold
before noon today. The Milan opera
company will be greetea by tne
largest crowd that has been in the
opera nonse since Dr. Tannage lec
tured here. i "
Three North Carolina postmas
ters have just received their commis
sions, the commissions naving do en
signed on the 18th. xneir names
are: Jeptha M. Long, Catawba ;
Azariah Horn, East Bend, andWal
ter P. Brooks. Randleman. The pro
cession moves slowly but surely. J
A nfiw and verv attractive front
to the Calvary Mission church, on
nVitimW ot.rAfnt hAfl iiist been com
pleted arid is ready for the painters.
m. r . i , r
iiie new iront is on ine yueeu auuo
style, with a shapely spire, finished
in imitation slate. The appearance
of the church has been very ereatly
improved. - ;--"--;.v
Tlfr H! W TTnvfiv keener ef the
fair grounds now has the enclosure in
excellent trim and the grounds look
beautiful. . Not a stick, or rock, or
scrap of paper is to be seen within
the enclosure, and the grounds look
like a large green park. It is a popu
lar place tor a drive these pleasant
afternoons and those who have been
out there say that - they had no idea
the lair grounds coma ever ue uiuue
m. J A. A . - .V
to 100K so neac ana pretty.
A Clerk Xlks a Customer to 8leej. :
At one of the dry eooda stores in
this city, last night, the remarkable
sight of a clerk talking a customer to
aln was -wir.nfissed. The man was
after a dress, and was waited upon
. a A XT
by one oi ine most Amy-aoie xouug
clerks of the house, who pulled down
Kw-.lt afr holt of cloth and exDatiated
at length and with exceeding earnest
ness upon the merits or eacn mai-
V I 1 , mi .
ViaUal DOll. XUV UUBWUitsr wan octticu
on astooi; anawiui a ooit oi wum
drawn close to E him, he bowea his
head forward on it, as if making a
verv critical examination ot tue
iabric. He remained thus for about
ten minutes, the clerk all the time
displaying different samples and
praising: up each one. une party
alter anotrer, attrauteu uv ur igu,
stopped at the door and looked on in
amusement, when the clerk's atten
tion being attracted to them, he at
once thought something was wrong,
and then a' glance at his customer
revealed the fact that he was sleeping
peacefully. We haveoften heard of
people being talked to death,' but this
is the first instance on record of a
man being talked to sleep.
Poaial ."Card' ''Will ke Wade
Longer.
m..thkumuitiii4 am lust lone enoneh now.
heWMfirttiT five Inches long. Brown's ffonBttr
ters wtu not be made In any respect dlffereat from
. . tm lUMiiiui ATnftrtanae has shown
that It Is exact suited U the needs of stokpeo-
Ble, nd ths 11 eoniaers dyspepsia and a who
of other troub)eoune complaints. Dr. V. S.
Rubles. Mailon, Mass.. says: "I reommed
Brown's Iron Bitters as a valued tonic for enrich
the Wood and removing all dyspepUc symp-
f. WINDINW UP &US1NES4.
' .1.1.: :"i
Oalr Uoe More Jnrr Vtitie Tor the Critni
i :onri KiBcx od PfnaJtlfi
The rHHt Jury IWummcd. - 't f-J
TheUritniual c.u-twill pro'xibly
adjourn today, as there is now but;
one case left for trial rby "jury, and
the grand jury has been discharged
The jury trial set for today is a suit
against the Atlanta & Charlotte Air
Line Railroad, for obstructing a pub
lic high way The . obstruction in
question is on the Concord road, just
beyond the Ldncolnton depot, at the
point where the public road runs un
der the railroad. The - tunnel - con
structed by the railroad at this point
is just wide enough for a vehicle to
pass through it. and is set at an in
convenient angle. . Further than this,
the road bed in the tunnel is general
ly hlled with water, and in winter is
sometimes next to impassable. The
railroad company has been frequent
ly notified to remedy- the objections
complained of, but never having paid
any attention to the notices thus
made, suit is now brought against the
company on the gound of obstructing
a public highway. - ' j '
Judgments were passed ,by the
court yesterday as follows : Dan
Kich, colored, tor neglecting to sup
port his wife, 30 days in the .county,
jail. : -
Minnie . Bell, keeping a bawdy
house; fzO fine ana costs. ' . ;:
Thos. Moore, colored, larceny : six
years in the State penitentiary. .
Charles Springs'and Johii( Williams,
attrav : si ana costs. .
Alex. Black and James Osborne,
affray: $1 and costs.
J Mollie Lentile and " Wm. Lentile,
affray: tl and costs. " - ,
The court closed the labors of .the
day with the trial of Ed Sparkling;
on charge of keeping a gambling
house. The jury in this case returned
a verdict oi guilty. : ? i-- ?
The grand jury completed it3 work
yesterday afternoon aud was diss
charged. ,. This body had been in
daily- eession since Monday of j last
week and exhibited a desire to, carry
out Judge Meares' instruction' to pros
ecute the work before it with . dHK
gence. s ; The grand jury returned in
all a total of 39 true bills. The fol
lowing report sighed by the fores
man and all the members of the' grand
jury,, was sent to Judge Meares
yesterday afternoon :
: We, the grand Jurors for the April
term of the Criminal court of Meck
lenburg county, having finished our
labors, beg. leave to make the follow
ing report to the honorable court:
Our committee to examine the poor
house, found every thing in a good
clean and satisfactory condition. -.-
Our w hole body, on visiting t the
county jail, found the inside thereof
well and satisfactorily kept, but would
respectfully recommend to the hon
orable court and county commissions
ers, that a new fence do ouilt arounu
the jail lot, as the present one is m a
dilapidated condition. j
Another Train Needed. . ,. . ..
The policy which the management
of the Charlotte, Columbia & Augus
ta Railroad has pursued in running
but one train per day between Char
lotte and Charleston, is having its
natural result in driving all the
through travel to the Atlantic Coast
line President R R. Bridgers, of
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad sys
tern, sav a the line has done a heavy
passenger business the past winter.
There are many sojourners from the
North still remaining in Florida and
the South, but the movement from
the North is about ver. A" promts
neDt director of the system says:
"Last var the returns showed that
the Coast Line did 964 per cent of the
Florida passenger business from the
iNortn, ana tne present season it win
be 99 per cent. Next winter the fast
inau win oecome a a mi tea express or
four Pullman bun: it sleeDers. and
will make the run from and to Wash
ington and Jacksonville with only
one night on the trip. For : several
weeks a tram has peen run irom
Jacksonville that connects with the
Congressional express at Washington
on the evening of the second da7.'V
As these figures show, U9 per cent of
the through passenger travel goes by
Wilmington, though that route is far
less attractive than the Piedmont
Air Line, and in fact possesses a great
disadvantage in the lack of hotel' fas
cilities along its line : The Northern
tourist is fond of good hotels ana for
that reason the piedmont Air Lme
would naturally be his choice, as he
can find good hotel accommodations
at Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Charlotte and Columbia, in case he
should want to stop over. These fa-
cilities are lacking on the Atlantic
Coast Line. But the Northern tour
ist is also fond of through connec
tions. He stops over at places through
choice but does not fancy a route
which makes a twelve hour lay over
compulsory. There is only one traiu
out on tne irieamont &xt Aiine tuat
makes through connection on the C,
G. & A, Road, and all the- trains on
the Atlantic Coast Line go through
without a misconnection. This being
the case the tourist naturally goes
by the latter route, and this explains :
the reason why. the Coast Line car- :
ries 99 per cent of the through trayej.
A double daily train on the Charlotte
Columbia & Augusta Road, would
win a large per cent of this travel
bace to the Piedmont Air Line, and
the current of through travel wouW
be again directed by . Charlotte.
When Col. Wm. Johnston was presi
dent of the C, C. & A. Road, double
daily trains ' were run, and . the
through travel ' was then i as great
over this line as it is now. Another
train on the G, G. & A. is a patent
necessity, and we hope the day will
soon come when it will be put on.
The Weights as Fixed by Law.
A good many whose interest it is
to remember ic. have forgotten the
scale of weights " fixed by the -. last
Legislature, and this item will . be a
good one to clip out and paste in a
place wnere n .oan De conveniently
referred to. Bectfon 3850 of the Code
was amended so as to reads "inat
m - 1 1 1 1 1 ' fc
a Dusnei oi wneas snau . u tuxy
pounds; of Indian corn, fifty six
pounds; of corn- meal, forty-eight
pounds; of bolted corn meal, forty
six pounds; of rye, fifty six pounds;
of barley, forty eight pounds; of oats
thirty-two pounds; or nax seea, ntty
five pounds; of clover seed, sixty
pounds; of peas, sixty pounds; ; of
rough rice, forty four pounds ; of
buckwheat, fifty pounds; of peanuts,
twenty two pounds; and if any peiv
son shall take any geater weight for
one bust-el, of the several articles
"than is herein mentioned,' he shall
forfeit and pay the sum of twenty
dollars for each separate case to any
person who may sue for the same." ',;
, 1 DIED v ' ' '
In Balelgh. N. C , on Friday April 17th, after
llDR-ring uliiess, Julia Wliilams, lfe of Mr. B. W
Starke, oi Raielgh, and daughter of Mrs. Lucre Ua
Williams, of Charlotte. - - '
Another Ufe flaved ;
About two years ago, a prominent citizen of Chtf
euro was told by his physicians that he must die.
1 hey said his system was so debilitated that thera
was nothing :-kft to, build on. He made up hl
Blind to by a ''new departure." He got some of
Sr. Pierces "Golden Medical Discovery and took
t according to directions.' He began to Improve at
once. HeksptnptbetreataientforsomeKsathii
(A Peculiar Aeeidept.y. ' " .v
i A colored man engaged in repairing
the gin. house or, Captor J. M.Davis
yesterday - lost his boldo't the roof
aati tumb!et off vln his fall he struck
ucross the " top f a wagon . v. he&l oo
Ins stomach, and f oin the wLtvl he
titppei u. the, ground inHenmbli.
From the eaves of this roof to the top
of the .wheel it .was adistHnce of 15
feet," and the colored", man had at
tained a considerable velocity at the
time he struck: the wheel. .None of
his bones were broken, .but he re
ceived internal injuries that may re
sult fatally. A couple ; of doctors
from the city- were summoned to at
tend him yesterday afternoon.!
The Turks and the Bears. .
A strolling menagerie,- consisting
Of two performing bears,', two mon
keys, a lot of educated chickens and
a family f Turks struck the town
yesterday; but tarried only a few
minutes. The procession attracted a
great deal of attention, as it moved
through Tryon street, and when it
naitea near' tne square, it was ins
stantly surrounded by so many peo
ple as to hide the show from the sight
ot tnose standing on the pavements
The Turks wanted to stop for a few
days "in the city, but became very
indignant : when, informed by the
police thaii they would have to pay a
license tax to snow, - jti oeing. con
vinced that they couldn't stop with
out paying money, they each; said
one cuss word in Turk and prepared
to move on. Tne woman wno was
leaojng tne Dig Dear- gave .bruin a
kick in the ribs. Bruin slapped the
wagon horse on the flank with his
paw and the show . began to move
There were four men, two boys and
one woman in the gang, and-;they
had one wagon horse and four pack
norses in ineir company, besides tne
twp . Dears, the monkeys and the
chickens. The chickens, it is claimed.
are educated to visit farm yards and
decoy strange fowl to the camp of
tne iurKs,i wnen tne said strange
fowl are at once scooped in for food
for the Turks and bears. - The troupe
passed straight : through Charlotte
and pitched camp ' two miles from
the city, on the Concord Toad."4" Peo
ple in that neighborhood bad better
look out for their poultry. A railroad
man tells us that this company has
been six weeks in making the journey
from Central to Charlotte, 134 miles.
Surrendered by III; Bondsmen.
D. A." Long.- the married young
man who went to Rock Hill- from
this State and got himself into trouble
py marrying a young lady of that
place, was released on a bond of $300,
out nas been surrendered by his bonds
man to the officers of the law. Long
is a carpenter) and went to Rock Hill
last week to get his tool chest and
clothing preparatory to bidding good
Dye to tnis section of the moral vine
yard, when his bondsman, Mr. ML A
Thompson, delivered him to the sher
iff and had him placed in jaiL Long
is a native jof Gaston county, this
State, and the Analecta. published at
unerryviue, fuuy confirms the ugly
rumors in connection with Lone s
disgraceful ' c ireer. That paper of
last Saturday's date furnishes indu
bitable proof that Long was married
to Mary Ann Uovis. in Gaston county
fcy J. Kiser, a justice of the peace,
eight or nine years ago, a license
having been duly obtained therefor;
that Mury Ann is now living in Gas
ton county, and that she is a woman
of" good record. The. Analecta further
says that since the recent proceedings
mi xorK tsessions court. Liong nas been
W that county, and a report Of his
marriage here having preceded him.
he denied it, but admitted that he
hid been living with a woman at
Rock Hill. While he was IP Qaston
he attempted to bribe his wife No. 1
to sign a paper certif ying that she did
no recognize him . as her husband.
This she refused to sign. She says
she considers herself the only lawful
wife of David Long. However tnttay
womeu he may marry she claims to
be the first, though the rest are wel
come to him. - J - - '. '
Death of Mrs. B, W.Staike. ,
To the editor of Tb Obsestob. . 4
Died, in Raleigh, N.'. CL, Fridny
evening, April 17, 185, Mrsu Julia
Williams Starke, the beloved wife of
B. W. Starke, Esq. i v; v .,:-1
In Charlotte, her former" home.
where she was known and loved by
many, this sad intelligence will excite
deep regret, and - the sympathies of
many hearts will be moved by the
distress of her venerable mother, her
sorrowing husband and her four lit
tie ones, now deprived of her fond
bye and tender care.. - The summons
was sudden..' hut it found her: pre
pared.;;. For long .-years she -had
chosen the good part,- and .death
could only translate: her. to the prte
euce of that 8ayiour whom above all
she loved. To depart and be. with
Christ was far better. , s
May the God of the mother be with
the children, and His providence ever
illustrate his covenant -of love and
care for them. May the consolation
of the gospel be administered to the
sorrowing and the bereaved, and the
new tie now formed between them
and the Throne, ever draw them up
ward to God. lr ASTOR. ;
-- What lou 6lay. , .
"There are so marly frauds advertised for the
hair," you say. So tnere are, but Parker's Hair
Balsam is not one ef them ' It will not work mlra
cles. but It will do better serVce for your hair than,
anrth'n? else you can find. Kestores orUlnnl
color, cures dandruff, gives new growth. Elegantly
PTfumed, Met a dye... "
j - What is a Fnr Convfniioijl" ' -
To the Editor of Thx Obskrveb: r
A "fair convention'? iff a body com
posed of. regularly appointed dele
gates from townships or wards aaid.
delegates to vote the .Democratic
strength of said townships or warns
in a county or city convention where
nominations for elective officers are
made. A mass convention is not
fair, nor is it. in accordance with
Democratic usage, or plans. " What
would be thought of a mass conven
tion being. held in the court bouse
(without any particular action on the
part of the various townships in aps
Dointms delegates) and making nom
mations of Democratic candidates for
the Legislature Does any one sup-
pose all the Democrats of the county
would consider cnemseives oouna oy
such a gathering? Would not they
say 'hold on; gentlemen, let us have
primary meetings and appoint dele
gates to represent us fairly in con
vention, ana then make your nomi
nations!"
Any one can see the vomt and
principle, and can apply it as he
pleases. . J a,.
"Bough on Toothache." Instant relief. 15o.
Candidate for the Mayoralty.
We are authorized to announce T. L. Vail as a
candidate for" the office oi Hayor of the city of
Charlotte. .' t i
' . K os Mayor .
I hereby announce myseh a candidate for re-elec
tion to the office ot mayor of the city of Cnnrlotto,
apnatde - - t . -m. u. ttAxwiUj. j
;'Por- Aldermen : -
Vesan. John W. Wadswerth.- K. 8. Burwell and
8. K.-iiluion, are announced-for aldermen of the
First ward by many - jjuaifiisad auiM.
aprv toe w s sr'SW' ?
r AIJereu,Tlr.t tTrd. -i
Ws sest she aaw saf lr.f. F. y "' ,t.
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IT WILL PLEASE YOU.
BARRETT A AL.EI tit DER.
LOST.
tin Sunday, April 5th. between Bock will and
Ebenezer, or between Ebenezer and Fort Mill, s
C. a note drawn by J. L. KlmbreU for the sum of
Tllne hundred nd some dnllara. navahlo Umun.
ter 1st, together wlih other papers valuable only
JT k "wwj uwi mj enaorsement, ana I
uoiwoiuhuh bujuiio BKHiust negouaung I or re.
and offer a liberal rew:
lor Its return to me at
jen mui. s. u
apr22dtf
A C. SPRINGS
AN NUAL MEETING.
THE THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL MEETING
Of the Medical Smlftv nf thA ntnta r.r Nh '
vwuuua wm cuuveoe in iurnam on the 19th da
MemDPrsniD tO thl RlWutr nnHnnal tn II. r.
" i iu maie noara oi Medical Examiners.'
nuivu urcKiyB bug same iiune ana Place. .
The report Of the State Rnant nf HaaUh mm ho I
neara, ana s joint oonierenee beld therewith on
cuiiowiij, iijiu proxuno, at li o'eiocK a. ra.
: The Annual Oration win hn df iivenvi WArinaa
aay evening.
The rauroads extend the usual courtesy.
WALTERC. MDHrHY.M.D,
apr22daw2t Secretory.
ic Notice.
. OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF
BOARD OF MEDIC aL EXAMINERS
- . OF NORTH CAROLINA, v
vrtLMiKQTON. N. C. April 18th, 1386.
rpHE BOARS OF MEDICAL EXAMXKER3 OF
the State cf North Carolina will hold Its regular
Auuuai nreuiig in me Mjwn oi uurnam, on tne
morning of the 1-th of May, 18s5, and will remain
cense have been examinart.
iii conunoous session nntn hii puih Hbi rr i.
the recent act relating to the practice of Medicine
III una DU1U9.
m W J. H. BEI LiMY, M. D., Secretary.
Wk R. Wood, M. D., Preslderlt.
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And everything' a gentleman can need for. the
Youths'
For Strle. Cut and Workmirtihlp cinnot be exeelled, whHe our Tory low prices astonish even the
. .,. ...... . . et est haytw. . .... y :
J Smokw the Bet j J
flasanmvE
A 1"ri'yirtl6Xlgar ,.'? I
Thess extraordinary 5 cent cigars cannot be ra
tired from the front In the race they will not
down smokers Insist on calling for them, and we
And great difficulty In subsututlng other brands
Indeed, from Maine to California "TansOi's
Fanch" are acknowledged to be America's best 6
eent cigars they are only found in Charlotte at T.
C. Smith & Cos Drag Store. :
, Dyspeptics,
Don't forget that we are selling Gregory's Dyspep
tic Mixture at wholesale and retail at the very best
prices. We keep a large supply on hand and have
It fresh from the manufacturers.
. .. .- . T. C. SMITH ft CO.
Mineral Waters.
Ltthla Water, Tate Water, High Bock Saratoga
Water and Deep Rock, all on draught at oar Soda
Fountain. Also Vichy and Hathorn, HumyacU and
ApoUlnarU, with the celebrated Congress Water,
all fresh stock on fee at . .
T. C SMITH ft CO. -S.
Afabastine.
. A natural material for finishing walls, ceilings,
rough plaster, new smooth sand finish, a solid hard I
finish, painted walls, wood ceilings, wall paper,
brick, rough boards, canvas, etc. Can be mixed by
any one. Any housekeeper can apply It without
the aid of skilled labor. Five pounds win cover 60
square yards two coate. Sample cards famished
showing a variety of beauttfut tints price ot an
colors redaced to 10 cents a pound.
T. C SMITH ft CO., 8ole Agents.
Soda Water,
Ice cold, on dranght all the year round at T. C
Smith ft Co'8 Drug Store Also Ice Cold Lemonade,
prepared by experts, In the most Improved style,
with all the modern arrangements. When It gets
too hot for yon outdoors can and get a drink.
Iron Clad Fountains
We are soiling those Iron Clad Fountains right
along at New York prices dont hesitate to send
In your order for them right away It ain't worth
while to wait til the rush is over price $30 each;
delivered on board the cars In Charlotte.
x. u. SMITU ft CO., Agents.
Egg Phosphate
- Introduced In Charlotte by T. C. Smith ft Co.,
also (ringer ale, both nutritions and strengthening
drinks. Be sure to try them. ;
AUCTION SALE.
By order of the stockholders of the North Ram. I
una state exposition company, we will sell at the
court house door In Balelgh, N. C, on May 1st, 1886,
oil i trciucB, p. ill..
The Muin Expsitioii Pailding,
336x336 FEET, '
Containing 176 window frames, 24 lights, glass lOx
it, kuubu ana nuw; large floors wiiu locxs ana
hinges, 8 small doors, 874 squares fet roofing, 220
uviw A.A.10, xu Hullo 4Xin.
Liumoei m Main minding over kju.uuu feet.
Also Machlnerv WaU. lOlklSO feet, covered with
uut ruuuiig, ana a quanuiy oi secona-nand lumber.
u.. st. Ftan-s, secretary.
W. S. Pbimbosk, President,
apr21dtds
FOR SALE.
Two beautiful bulldln? lots, now formlntr a nnr.
uuuui my iawa, ana ironung on west xraae
street, size fcuxl&o. jf rice Suu each.
apr21d2t J.P.IBWIN.
WRIbTON'S
KNICKERBOCKER
AND
BIXBV.S SHOE POIiSH
Are having a "big run." They are the best goods
of the kind in the market. I now have for your
Inspection the oerfect Tooth Brush, or Wavne's
Patent. What the English brash makers say of It:
. London, March 96th.
Dear Sir We are. without doubt, more largely
roieresiea in manur iciunne Tooin urosnes man
any o her firm In these Islands, and our patterns,
with those of our friends, constitute a small
museum: but of all we have made there Is NONE.
In our opinion, so effective for cleaning the Inter
stices of the teeth as Wayne's Patent Tooth Brush
very respectfully, your,
G.R XENT4S0N3.
To Mesrg. Turner ft Wayne, Philadelphia, Pa.
For Sale By.
L R.
Exquisite and Nobby Styles of
D S HOES,
street or toilet. Oar Immense assortment ot
-
Shoo
der Brace
Ins
mi,
s iiCaro
niii.
li Will U if
The inoat complete assortment of alt -leading stjlea
' in fine ' , ' , "
READY-MADE CLOTHING HAT S
s And GENT'iS EURNISHING GOODS,
vv . poh spriivq and suaiMEix teaq, ' C
fls now placed on our counters. While our stock has
lost none of its well deserved reputation for elegance
-and style, quality, make and fit, our prices have un-'
dergone a reduction (owing .to the backwardness of
the season), and cannot fail to please you all.
We are the Leading Clothiers, ;
For we carry the stock, V " " " .
Name the Low Prices, - r V . . ; '
Dabusiness on the popular plan,
Quarantee all garments, Jl . . f v '
Refund money if goods are returned iu the
same condition as when they leave our house.
"We invite everybody to call and inspect our stock
before purchasing elsewhere." . . XI .
L BERWANGER & BROTHER,
LEADING CLOTHLEES AND TALLO.
. N. B. Suits and Shirts made to - order at short
notice. Toour out-of-town customers we will send
goods by express returnable at our expense. . ,x K
CHICK ERING PIANOS.
MATHIlNHMK PTA"rriQ
AK1UN PIANOS.
MASON AND HAMLIN UiUxANs. 1 '
PACKAKU ORCHESTRAL ORGANS.
THE JEJAiSIEST!
Also Pianos and Organs for rent at reasonable rates.
VWriteTor clrculara ''and full information.- '
Address V. T. BARN WELL, Manager.
- CHARLOTTE, C.
To the Front jOLQain. .
New Start in the Old Onsinecs
-WITH
Large and Fine Stock of
MM 1ILMBI GOODS.
Havlnff closed out the business of Mrs. P.
aery
tve and eomplete stock of Fine Millinery and
tlon nn MnndiiT. Aniil 13th. -
Fancy
I extend a cordial Invitation to all and trust
generous patronage for so many years bestowed upon the Arm of Mrs. if. ynery.
I will endeavor to continue to deserve the good will of the public by eondot
most uoerai spirit; Known in ue reiau traae. i
my calculations ior snooess are oasea on a system oi onenng none not goons uw eomomeuemenw
"of excellence, durability and good taste positively at lower prices than sold elsewhere for same QbaUUes.
belting strictly at one price xor uasu unii,
Ktrlnt .plIahllltT. .
Constant efforts to please the demands ef the
ladles.
honest opinion (backed by long experience) given
colors, etc. suitable for any Duroose they mar wish to
And unalterable trutn in tne reoommenaa'ions oi ine menis ana varae ox gar gooai
Ladies considering their purse and appearance will make a mistake It they make tl
before calling to see me.
Bespeotlully,
cm:,
apr8d
NOTICE.
I wm sell for cash, at the Court House In Char-
lotte, on Monday the 4th day of May, 1885, begin
ning at u o ciocK, a. m , tne ionowing oercnueu
realestate situated In the city of Charlotte, to sat
isfy executions In my hands for taxes due the
city.-,. . ...
Two lots frontlne on Church street: adjoining i.
M. Keudrlck In Ward No. 3. One lot on the cor
ner of Stonewall and Tryon streets and one lot
corner oi tun and "U" streets, in warn mo. z, tne
property ot Mrs. S. Grose, for the sum of $43.30.
Two lot No. 636 and 660, on "B" street, rah-
nlng through to 'C" street In square 91, Ward No-
the property of J. P. Smith, Guardian, for the
sumoftXi-00.
One fraction on Trade street. In sauare 3. Ward
3, adjoining the property of H. G. Springs and D.
A. jenKins, tne property oi r. ja. morris, ior tne
sum Of $25.00.
Lots Vo. 1651 1656. 156. 1657, 1658, 1659, 1660 and
1661, In square 2J2. 4th Ward, the property of Mrs.
B. U. Hutchison, for the sum of $56.99. . -
One lot of land bounded by Statesville and Air-
Line B. B. and 2d and 4th streets, being part of
squares 156, 158 and 159. In Ward No. 8, the prop
erty of the Mecklenberg Ice Company, for the sum
1 SU.VO. . -'.-.--.
Part of lota "No. 776-777. In sauare 66. at the In
tersection of 8th and Poplar streets, the property
ot V H. Byerly and the heirs oi urs. i. u. or-
erly, for the sum of 18.00. .
Six loU In 1st Ward, lying on 6th, 7th and "A"
street i, in square 66, the property of Dr. J.M.
Davidson and wife, for the sum of $40.00.
Three tots--toV No. 824T corner of Church and 3d
streets, lot on 2d street, In rear of . above, being
part oi lots ISO. szt) ana 6i, ana lot on earner ol
Poplar and 2ndstreet8, being part of lot No. 828,
In 3d Ward, the property ef W. K. Cochrane and
S. M. Tim mens, for the sum of $40.00-
u.wr
B. GOODING.
City Tax Collector.
Charlotte, April S, 1885.
atas
Rough on Coughs.
The Wonderful gacceu in Con-
srnnntlon. Bronchitis. Ai
Spitting of Blood.
Sore or Tight Chest, Weak
,ungs, Uoarseness,
Sore Throat,
Lmn ot Volae. Catarrhal Throat Af
fection, Chronic Hacking, Irritating and Trouble
some Coughs. - ... -v. :'i
XFodies, 15c, ;I Liquid. S3C. j;
Trough qnccoughs
If
Is adapted to and always effective and safe to be
flven in an r cough or cold, or affection of the
hrmt etwat. air naasazes or tunes, and is the only
remedy of any avail in tedious, distressing Wboop
rue Coven, At druggists'. The Troches eaa go
E. C. WEIJA Jersey City, If. Jl.
2000
OLD NIWSPAP1B3
rOBSAIJS AT
io lour
ii
Is Headquarters in the Caro
linas for the following , cele
brated instruments, viaa
bAV sTaTU ik(jrAs.
PUICESt
TER9IS(
A-
I am now receiving
an entirely new, large, attract-
Goods, which I calculate to have ready
Ktfiorczniot--
that 1 shall be favored with a contlnnaUon of the
ducUngaay bostoess In the
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to
every patron in regard to qualities, styles,
use them.
their purchases
query.
Commercial National Bank,
Of CHABLOTTI, W. a --
Cash. Capital, - -
SarplsM Profits,
DnmoTOBS-B. M. White. B. M. MlUor.Wm.
Johnston, H. C. Kccles, W. It Holt, J. H. Holt, 1
McTrfwighlln, J. & Spencer, frank Coxa, J. L. More- '
head.
B. M. WHITS, President.
A. G. BRKNIZKB, Cashiet.
D. H. ANDSBSUN, Teller.
This bank has entered anon the eleventh year ot
Its existence, with Increased faculties for the ae
conuuodation of Its customers and the transaction
of a general banking business.
- tsj eareiui attention to urn wains- vt urn pawww
mi attention to we warns- vt um pawww
d dealing with the public generally, it
I expects lo receive In the futare,Mln
Its full share ot business.
anaiioerai
hopes and
the past. Its
jam van
TMrPLOYMKNT. Loeal of traesTUnc. -
Hi which preferred. Also salary per "tooth, AH
expenses advanced, wages promptly pata. mow
Co., 294 George St.. ClnelnnsH, O.
' Parker's Tonic.
It gives tone and power, for eompiamts of the
Kidneys, Bowels, Stomach, Liver and Longs, tor
all the subtle troubles ot women and for these
bodllv disorders Induced bv anxletdr.
mental strain. Its effects will surprise and charm
you. It Is not an essence of ginger. Delicious to
the palate, an antidote to the liquor habit, and
exceedingly helpful to the aged and teebie. hfe.
no $i sues. .
. , HI8COX & CO. ,
. 163 William fctreet. New Iorlt.
mrl7d4w4w
LAND FOR SALE.
I offer for sale that valuable tract of land Mag ,
Just beyond the eastern limits of tbe city of Char:
Ltta, and known as "The Grove." This tract com
prises one .hundred and thirty-two and one-half .
acres of land, of which about twenty-five acres are
ereek and branch bottoms. Upon this tract Is a
large and commodious dwelling bouse, and the
necessary at-bulldlngs.
I also offer for sale another farm (adjoining the
above) ot fifty-two and one-half acres, upon which
are a small frame and several log houses.
I wH sell this property as a whole or I wTJl eivMe-.
it to son purchasers. This property eaa be beaefct
at a reasonable price and on easy terms, and any
one wishing to purchase would dowelltoiyat
nee to 0,4. TG&oiA
SWEET POTATOES
AlM the very best Northern Creass Cheese, very
mild. Also nice Pickles. -
tad Is to-daft well ma. S aj tEist-
s.
C. w. a ii-iu.ir aaa ai as., a s
T7ITTHOT7SKY BARD0H Cottt, N- C,
6u eents per ha&cred.
H. HOWELL.
Tzi3 crnr:
"3. r2," peat KltJaej mi Vitotcy ear.
ery" saved hla Ufe. ,
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