p a i m cm mkjb m bsjs r y et. g a t irit vx-yu ay-23, 1 s s 5. -
'25 v
Absolutely Pure.
ri.i. ruiardor nt)Tr varlss. A muni of DUIltl
rentctb and wholesoraeuess. More economical
u ins ordinary kind, and cannot be told IB
oia petition with the multitude of low tost, short
iiiOt. aium or puoapnaio powcjera. aouonvui
wn. wnoiesawuj
8PBINQ8 ft BUBWIIJ
jsn'd.wly
Charlotte, c.
ll.
OFFERS TO THE
esale i Retail Trade
FIVE TONS
rWWNTY'lBARliELS
A Large Stock of
Colors, Varnishes, Etc.
ALSO
t - .
ONE CAR LOAD
ALL AT CLQSE PRIGES.
J.'H. Mo ADEN,
Drw:rta
Ill
(AND LAST) OF;
WHEELER'S REUIIUSGEHuES:
-OP-
Morth Carcliotr
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I S lv Hj A I J Y . -i "-'-..-.. I
-r r ' . . t; i
ThnA whrt wifth to haVe the
work will please Jet His know
and we will get it for them.
Ttnnv A.nno.
Spring Chickeno,
' , GROWN FOWLSt .l
Pure White Lead,
PUI
LINSEI
Kerosene Oil,
ion
AT : -
A rrival and Departure ol Trains.
. correct lor tae current month. ' -
- BlCHHOtTD AND I)WIT T l.l in "
Leaves for Atlanta irt8:Ca7mT -
. w-amm 01 viutnooe irora Atlanta at 4.-45
a. m- Leaver tor Blehmond at 456 a. m.
12.38 p. m. Leaves tor Atlanta at 1 p. m.
- nu. iw "in viuu-Hjue irom Auantaatn-lu
p.m. Leaves tor Richmond at aop. m. - -
.Local freight and Passenger Train leaves top
Atlanta at 6 JO a. m.; arrives from Atlanta at 830
Chabuht. Colombia ajtd imnnri. -
Arrives from Colombia at 610 p. m.
imns tur vvtumoia Hip, m.
C C. & A. A.. T. (. nrrrinnM
Arrives from 8tatesvllle at 10:46 a. m. " ?
ueaves ua ouueaviue ai bi p. m.
Cabouna Ckhtrai..
A7? Vm WII'nfton at 7.90 a. m.; Leave tor
Wilmington at 8.15 p. m.
Arrive from Laurlnburg at 4 40 p. m ; Leave for
Leave for Shelby at aid a. m.; arrive from Shelby
a a, ass. -'. - ,. -. -.. .
AeiMml DnllMr nnma . a JY .
r
m.; eloses at
.w r hi.
VonAV OMat TlAnttvtmAnt ddmi arm M .
eloseaat 4C p. m.
Index to New Advertisements.
lion l(UWUlluai
J. R. Erwtn Court order
ji m. ArKtrev.s Hammocks, etc ,
fiamett A Alexander Strawberries, etc. i :
B. H. Jowan A Co-Insect powder, etc. i . -. . -
Weather lasllcauoas.
Middle Atlantic StAta- mrmrlir
weather: and rain; easterly winds;
Blieht chancres in tf m nrntii r Inwcr
barometer. . .
South Atlantic: Cloildv wmt.hr
and .occftainnal mina? oniithiwiit tr
south west winds; lower barometer;
stationary temperature. ,
wsaMMawaaawawMwaaM mm i lpaw ss.
RfiV. Dr . ftncwAll ftf Winofm
will be in the city today, and will
preach" at Calvary Mission church to
morrow. -: H -
--The bicvcla bova will havA tn nut.
a big D. V. in red ink on their pro
gramme for the ' races at ' the. park
next Monday.
Mr. ft W T rVirkh- a nmminant.
citizen of Atlanta, ami nno nf t.h
pioneers of Atlanta enterprise, is
Two bridal couples were Quar
tered at the Central yesterday, one
beinc Mr. J. I. Blakeney and bride.
of Huntersville, and the other Mr.
F. M. Townshend and bride, of Lum-
berton.
Wa Iiava rArvtivnrl an invitjit.inn
to the commencement exercises of the
Roanoke College, Salem, Va., on June
tn to lutn. tion ju. jonn iuuis, ot
Louiaiana. will deliver th addrnnn hn'
fore the literary societies. f ,
' i Mr. Xs A .- Youota, of Pineville,
yesterday : brought in the .finest
strawberries of the 'season i They
were remarkably large one, measur
ing from three to - five inches in
lengtn. -. f r
Atlanta convention have gone; on a
tntir nf inanAntinn tr TtirmincrriAm
and will view the wonders of that
place before coming home. If they
i . i I, . i .
iiKe it, it is prooaoie iney wui ouy it.
Tho Mav Oniwn hv t.ha phiM run
nf tha Tfirst and RHVnd Prpflhvtprinn
.churches, will be given on the lawn
ot tne r irsc cnurcn next Monday
af tftrnoon. nrovided th wnathnr srivM
them half a chance. f
' Prinr! thA nhamninn ana Mor
gan, the moneky bicyclist, did the
grand at the bazaar last night, -and
came away looking like portable
flnvAi crnrrfana . Thft tiaK rmnri
caught Morgan, and he declared that
it beat ' real fishing" 311 to pieces
Mr. J. T Flakelv. ot TTnntflrs.
villfl won marripd tn Mina Nannie
Vnunchlrwvl. nn tha Slat inftt.Jat the
residence of the bride's father, T. T.
xoungoiooa, nrq. me ceremony was
performed by Eev. W. W. Orr, who
was assisted Dy xtev. u. a. ucjAmaia
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ThA BAmi-dailv and hi-iip,htlv
showers this week have come wnh a
reguumty that is almost equal to the
movements of the train on the7 Ave.
Tee & On road. ' First thing we
know, the farmers will be complain-,
ine of too much rain, but such is
life.-. " -
V- Wt - Hasty,, th tjtepublican
postmaster at Beaver Dam,; on the
Carolina Central road, has been
dropped, andyames Henry Benton has
hAAn Rhtnmia8ioned in his rlace.' Oth
er North Carolina postmasters corn-
musioned on the 20th were:! Joseph
B. HUton, Plymouth; W. W Wil
helm, Rock Cut, and Edward S.
Lewis, Tar Heel. - - - . j
.' Ana nf l.h most amusine fea
tures of the Lutheran bazaar, was
the art gallery- which was; equipped
in anew and original style. jAB, an
eve, a sickle and a club, formed a
picture rtJJJI OBCUtul tu3 uivjrto w,
nni thAra ware manv Other novel
I devices. None who went in the art
gallery felt that they were; cheated
out of their ten cents. - ? f o .-
Cloae of the.Bitsaar,-: i
Tha Tjitharan bazaar' eloeed last
tnitrltt. n KIAH nKITIArlv BTVftVinfl this
morning, for the hall was still filled
witn people alter iz o ciock, meir ia
terest being centered in ;the last
thmwa nf the dice. . The bazaar had
bad weather to contend against each
night, but the ladies managing it
scored a success, - nevertheless. It
was altogether a pleasantly conduct
ed affair and one that was really en
joyed by all who folio wedTna Obsbh-
Zmn.ia .Jiiu onA atlanHoil T1A nrT-
ceeds are not yet known as they can
not be ascertained until business is
squaredup today. ; I
The lad&g-.request us 'tp ask all
those tioidmg bills against the bazaar
to presenIl2hetn.X&t . Gates HaH be
tween 1 and 4 o'clock this afternoon
for v oivment. and all bills will be
.roJBPtlyet.. i . . -
he Soocht Be
liel br Maieias '
Mr James M. Sharne. a citizen of
Trodau cotinrr.iresiamE lour wuau
-from Sratesville committed suicide
tastTnnrsdass atternoon, oy nangiog
f - Yir Hharne secured a
plow lmar;one'nd of wbiCD-ne ueo,
arnd'tunaBck.-'and finding a tree
....M4iiiMi,MiAiiHT liv a IAfWA in
tt fieltt near his house, ne jaounted
tha fAfifA ana inaae ine jotcer euu
(knMm-f'ftMnA limh fnverhead.
IUL juo jw"-""-- , : - .
the rope beldhim above tbe grounds
found bis laody was stiff. Mr Sharpe
v.nA kuiwin nathaalth f or some time.
and lately hiscyesight began to fail
steadily, xna tacner oeiore nun uw
himrl and. died' in "a wretched
KUUO 'Wfn' l-"-.I
?n.iitinn' mil rathar than suffer ma
like manner, Mr. Sharpe decided to
end bis own existence. Ha was per
fectly aane, and the deed ; was eon
mitted after coot deliberatlow op bis
part. He leaves a wife ana, famvf
of cnuaren,
eutai ils)(r) Cmrr 1 t
i n, vrwrfnr'a Tt"a Ointment. ! Cos s if rv
, ,tn.i..ft,L orr"ha,tM.
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JAHVIVUELU UNDER BAIL, I . I
Aid the Charges Agaiast atoa Uis
; rBi8edCloe at the Preliminary la
vesusatioa lato tbe Uraamite Affair.
The preliminary trial of Charles
Easton and Robert Jarvis, charged
with having committed the late dyna
mite outrage in this city was conclud
ed before trial justice R P Waring,
in the court house at noon yesterday.
Easton was discharged, but Jarvis
was held under $300 bail for his ap
pearance for trial by the Criminal
court, during the first week io-Juoe
When the trial opened: yesterday
morning, a number of witnesses were
brought forward by Capt McNinch
for the prosecution to prove certain
remarks made by Jarvis and Easton;
relating to their escapades before arv
riving at Charlotte, and it was the
intention of the prosecution to show
by these witnesses that each of the
defendants bore bad characters. The
presiding justice, under the ruling in
the State vs. Patterson, refused to ac
cept the proposed testimony, if not
being competent. : f 5-'- ?
Col. Chas. R. Jones, editor and pro
prietor of The Observer ; was called
to the stand, and testified that mayor
Johnston's advertisement offering a
reward of $100 for the 'arrest and con
viction of the dynamiter was sent to
The Obskbvkb for publication and
was published in the columns of this
paper. The counsel for the accused
sought to make a point that certain
effprts to criminate Jarvis had all
been made after the publication of
the reward offer and was inspired by.
it. but took occasion to exonerate
Capt. McNinch from this charge.' His
remarks applied to "all these wo
men.? Captor McNinch took the stand
and stated that as - the outrage hap-,
pened while he was chief of police, he
considered it hfe duty," after having
commenced work upon hX to: follow
it to the end." He had-been actuated'
all along. by a simple desire 1 to do a.
service to the- community, and as
soon as the reward was .offered, he
had promptly notified certain mem
bers of the board of aldermen that he
would positivelv refuse to receive the-
reward, or any part thereof. Ex
policeman D. fyHunter was called to
the stand on part of the defense,, and
tesufied that while locking a prisoner
in the guard house, that - nigh he
heard toe exploeton but did not know
what it was. He came up to the
square and was shortly summoned by
one of the women and hastening off
to the scene he looked at his watch '
and found the time to be twenty -five
minutes to three. He believed that
the explosion occurred between 2.15
and 2 30 o'clock Mr. Stebbins, super .
intendent of the southern Newspaper
Union, appeared and testified that
Jarvis had a good character in New
York. Jarvis is . employed at the
Southern Newspaper Union office in
tni8 city. Tnis closea tne testimony.
and Justice Waring in rendering bja
decision, said: -As I Jc ;
"If the statement of the witness
Hanna be true, and I : were : a 1 judge
on the bench I would - charge the
jury to acquit the defendants, but the
jury would have to judge) what
weight should be given to the testi
mony. In my judgment, the evidence
is sufficient to go to a. jury, and this
matter ought to be investigate. But
believe it is better tnau. l snouhL
make a mistake in binding over than
to make a mistake in turning loose,
in view of the magnitude pf. the
crime; and out of an abundance of
caution, under the law defining pro
bable cause. I will require tbe defend
ant Jarvis to furnish, a bond for his
appearance for trial at the next term
of the Criminal court." h I
At the suggestion of Mr. , Wilson.
solicitor of the .Criminal court, Jar
vis' bond was fixed at $300, ! which
was promptly furnished, and the dy
namite case was pigeon holed until
week alter next. r
A Veti eauoa lor the Peal eaiiatf.
An officer from Shelby arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon, bound
for the penitentiary at Raleigh, with
six prisoners convicted and seatenced
by Judge Phillips at the late term of
Cleveland Superior court. lAmong
the prisoners was a white mad namea
Scates, sentenced to seven years' hard
abor for having four wives' 'August
Ulbrich, a German' was also) among
the gang, ' under sentence Of three
years for larceny. ?he prisoners were
confined in the jail here until time
for the departure of the north train
this morning. ' , i - -
8 wora iat Office. , : i -
Col. H. C Jones arrived henna vess
terday from Greensboro vested with
the full powers of district attorney.
He went to Greensboro Thursday to
qualify before Judge Dick. Mr. Boyd,
the retiring attorney, wasi not in
Greensboro, and did not "witness the
christening of his Democratic suc
cessor. Col. Jones took the; -oath of
office '' before Judge DicKv and was
immediately ; declared ; attorney lor
the Western District of North Caro-
ina. The Federal court will meet in
this city on the second Menday in
June, and CoL Jones will make his
first appearance in mac court as
solicitor. Sc '5-. ? f : f
Beaaett Goes on to Washiaftaa. "
CoL R. .T. Bennett, congressman
from this district, arrived in tbe city
from Wadesboro yesterday1 afternoon
at 4 o'clock and left on the, 6 :35 north
train for .Washington, how ionR ne
will reman there was i hot : learned
Col. Bennett spent the two Hours and
thirty-five minutes at the Central
HoteL and bad plenty of company.
CoL Paul B. Means, of fJoncord,
RAamad aa e-lad to see him as were
several of our own - citizens. A Col. '
Bennett, itis understood' goes to
Washington with Business in nis eye.
and we hope he will soon begin to
have some or. tne numerous omces
in his district filled with, Democrats.
The sight of 'Old -mossy J back ; Ke"
nubheans erowing mossier is oecom-
mz a little painful to Col. Bennett's
constituency. .
Cobct Islasd SoaMiera Blval.
The New Brighton Hotel, on ullri
van's Island,-near Charleston, throws
nnAu its doors to tne dudiic on mon-
da v June lsc. ana tne occasion wm
r . ., - . : ..r !
be made a grand one: Hall's celebra
ted Boston band and orchestra, with
Prof. D. Cw Halt leader and director'
will eive a concert. Sotj tollowed
with : a reception - and promenade
noneert . in the .Casina .The 'New
Brigh ton-is the most .elegant Hotel
south of New York; and , m- Coney
Island brought south. : One northern
capitalist has over $100,000; invested
in the hotel-jCasiao and . cottages.
The bote! alonacd8mmodates 350"
(rtiests. D. D...Cohfen. former" of tha
Sturtevant hease New Y&ik, has
Charge t)f the cusme.. The tw -ot
tha ocean is a grand one. and - the
Rnrf bathing is asHae as can be found
on the Atlantic 6aftL Thts- ia - the
aacond season of the- Newv Brighton,
and it bids faSritotc'l-1 successful
one, - it is tne nnest T summer . resor
in tha south, and Jit- equal in tone and
etvja toCgpe Mayor rigiJIjinch.-
Dlteaats"
Is t:.e t' kti lii tets ting viustraiea 'peausa
i-u- o t.host-Daid'. forten eents in stamps.
A FATAL SQfJIRRCl, HIINT.
D. L. lover aits Fries ga DitHni
isr ssd Glover ts Broacht Back Df
taa Mtter Bw the Accidewt
Occarred.
fit. s- & - - -
Air.
D. I Glover a. youxur man
about twentysf our years of age, who
nad for some time oeen employed bv
the Atlantic; Tennessee & Ohio Rail
road Company -as" depot, agent at
Troutman's, and iwho was also post
master at that place, was accidentally
shot and killed last .Thursday after
noon by a friend named George
Mask. The two were' out nun ting
squirrels at the time1 the sad affair
occurred.
About two o'clock on Thursday
afternoon Glover and Mask met at
the store of Mr. J - M. Patterson, in
Troutmah's, and collecting their guns
and ammunition, started for the
woods to - hunt squirrels. Mask car
ried a rifle, and when they had gone
about a quarter of a mile their dog
treed ra squirrel. . Glover and Mask
set out on amn for the tree, Glover
being in advance of his friend, who
closely followed, -gun in hand. As
they were passing through an under
growth,' Mask's gun became entan
gled in a bush, and was by some
means discharged. As the report of
the gun was heard. Glover dropped
to the ground with the cry that he
was shot. Mask . hurried to his side,
and seeing at a glance that he ;was
seriously wounded, hastened back to
town - and procured assistance,: A
crowd soon collected at the scene of
the accident.' and a ; stretcher being
improvised, Glover was placed upon
it and " borne to the : home ot his
mother. Dr. R. W. Mills was called
to attend the wounded man, and on
examination found that his injuries
were mortal. The bullet passed, en
tirely .through Glover's body;-entering
just above his right thigh j and
perforating the abdomen, 'severing a
large artery .in its passage. ' The acci
dent occurred about 2:3a p. m. and
at 5:30 o'clock Glover died. He re
mained conscious to the last," and in
his dying statement fully exonerated
Mask from all blame, describing tbe
affair, as a purely accidental though
unfortunate one. Mask is about; 20
years old, and has been driven al
most to distraction by the occurrence.
Glover and Mask were good friends,
and were -both natives of Troutman's.
Mr, Glover's body was interred yes
terday afternoon. J. ,M. Patterson,
wno wast uuover s assistant, xases
charge of. the depot and postoflice,
pending the appointment of a succes
sor to the deceased. . j ' -
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MAY SO.h, 1TI5 cuKiosirv ; P
. TUECAttNUAK
Rales to Atcertaiw the Day
ul
AST
tiirra Date..
-, 1
I
To the Editor of Ths OatwBvaa. -
1
Noticing that some of your" cor
respondents have a question 'about
what day ot the week May 20; 1775,
was. I am tempted to give Your read-
era an easy and infallible role .which
will determine such a question for
that-or-any other .date during; the
whole Christian era: j
RuU (for the . 19thi centttry).
Write down the number of the year;
write under that the fourth of it.
neglecting, the j fractions, - iff any;
write under these the number of day s
from January 1 in that yearj up to
the date you wish to calculate, ;inclu-
sive; add those three numbers to
gether, and if it be a leap year sub
tract 1 from, that sum. but not it it be
a common year; then- dividaj by 7.
The remainder will show the;day of
the , week , corresponding wttp that
date, 1 boing Sunday, 2 Monday, &c .
and 0 being Saturday. . ...
Rvie (for any date from 1751 to
1800). Proceed precisely aa 'above.
except that after adding th three
numbers you must not subtract at
aU, b .t must add one to the bum, if
it be a" common year, before dividing
oy v.? , ine remainoer snows tne aay.
Kale (tor any late prior to 1751k
Just the same, except, that for-lean
years you must subtract 3, and; for
common years 2, after adding: the
three numbers, and before -dividing
by the 7; if 1 ft3 : J
The above may serve- tn amuse tbe
young folks by enabling themjto find
what day of the: week they were
bom on. if they willjteU their teges.
mo
owsji
Psta...-
ai ?rtl W h dr ot to iki,::J.
Brlnit a eonuaou tear, add 1,.. - 1
fT
Goes in'evea..lL;..;i..L-
There being no remainder
May 20th, 1775. fell ton Satur
" If it were desirable, andf
take too much cf your space
time, ! would give the reason of .tbe
rule, wmcn is . simple, enough when
explained. But let it Buffioej now to
say that the rule is corrects and cer-
tam. . j - IRKPELL.
May 21, 1885. ;f (
f HowJach Rooas.far 100 fleas.
'Kach hen in a house should " have
one- foot ef space on 'the roosts. One
hundred hens then would J require
four roosts 25 feet long, and j to ; pre
verit tbe hens crowding upon the top
roost these should be all oof the same
eveL ' The roosts should be one foot
apart,S8and be arranged "Sh " ft r frame.
hinged to the wail, so they; can oe
lifted and booked Jip for the? purpose
of cleaning. iThe teosU will take up
four feet, and there snouia pe eignt
feet floor space; thus a house forr 100
hens should be 2fl by 12, feet on .the
floor inside, and should be at .least 6
feet, hjgh-ih; the rear and 9 feet high
in the front with ample ventilation.
I Prisoners Releases; : 4
Paul..' Mink.. May 23. A
r
ST.
special to the Dispatch from Winni
peg says; Col Heichmer, at Battle
ford has telegraphed to inspector
Norman of the mounted POUC6 at
thisdace, as follows: "AU the team
sters taken by Poundmaker's Indians
have been released.9 and her has sent
in here asking for terms of peace J' si
, ,.'-r- m i i',. 4i -
i .T j TheBaehei in Mesieo.
sv UkJAIAB, 4U.ay .-J-njrcif wu w new
a ihloodv engagement witn xaquis
yesterday. .. : Fifty -seven ) Mexicans
were Kuiea and many wounaea. sine
stronghold of Yaams was captured.
Their loss has not been ascertained.
No Qrafaart Hilknaa.
OswsaO, --N. : Y., May 23. James
King. a farmer, fifty years old," re
siding near Fulton, committed suicide
this morning dv cutting nis tnroat.
tie had been accused of watering his
milk and became despondent. -
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A" j A Ceasan BiU PasaeaV ,
'Ai3Airir N;" Y.r May 22. Both
houses of the Legislature today pass
ed a census bill similar to that vetoed
by-;Gov;rHul -.-and, then adjourned
Carbolatoiof fLimfe,
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Tha best Cp "e PI
"'ostai.t Powder In Use tor
u ix three pounc
uaee
it
I... 887
duldhot
iana ray
i;t?:rm
THE
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SULLIVAN'S' ISLAND,
Near Charleston, South Carolina
i WUI Open tor the Season ;
MONDAY, JUNE 1ST, 1885.
No exDense WU be soared to make this house
tht summer seooAd to neoe en the Atlantic eoasL
. Kates aeeordina; to location of room.
: Special rates lor month of Jun. .
' All railroads running to Charleston make special
rates for the opening.
Bali's Celebrated - Boston Brass Band and Or
chestra. Prof. p. c Hall, leader sod director, has
ueen engagea ior me season.
' - J F. BnKNHAM,
- i - Bex Sfcfl, Charteston, a C
P. D. Cokbv, afaniiger. . .. marXkOw
' ' Persian :
INSECT POWDER
For kHlhurraaehea. fliea. ants, and all kinds of
lnaeets, 10 cents per box, or In balk, rorsalebr
It H; JORDAN i'COn
, , DRUGGISTS, ' : ,
SPRINGS' CORNERs
McAllisters &epird Bird Food,
Canary Seed, (plain and mixed), Bird Manna and
ouwra,iursaieD7 . .
X ' - . (- ! i- K H.JOBDANCO
Springs' Corner; - . Pnsi8ts. ;
TOILET WATERS.
; . . . . ? . t . , .... ... ...
Lubtn's Knglish Da vender, ' '
' Pr. f. B. J nes' Flortda, : U
Colgate Co.'s Violet, , " . :
. " " . Cashmere Bouquet,
" - lavender Flower,
" . - ' B sodora, '-
- " Ambrosial, i-v
Murray ft Lanman s Florida, i
Lnndborn's California,
- Chlris Bose, Toilet Vinegar, i . I
; Pond LU for Bath and Toilet.
: For sale by .. I -
R. H. 'JORDAN & CO.,
DtTOGQISTS. r
Springs' Corner. ; . Springs' Corner..
IInoIir Dry hop,
For cleansing the Scaln and nreventJn dandruff.
an elegant dressing for the hair. IfasUj applied
GO eeuta per boUle. Prepared br
v ... a. ii JOUOAfl CO., Projglsts.
500
We wuTe;rre fresh from Lylea' farm to-dav SCO
quarts of Strawberries. They are ptonounced the
aneat In the market ' ' i
-AND-
BONKLKSi? BAGON.
oca-
Holler Pat rit ii ur
Gives perTaot wul-fjctl n . i r tt and yon wt 1 use
no Oiber r ,
We keep a full Una ot !
Beayy aiid F llcv Grccerlel ;
1
In siortu;;
FK K K ;-: D MA V RRY.
5 - '
Telephone CaQ gL ,
north Carolina;. j ,t -
, JuecJcleno urg Voun ty.
W, A. Parker Plaintiff A ,
against '
The Louis Cook M&nufacturluj; CompanTf Peftno
The nlalntts above-named brtrun this action
against defendant to raeover a debt due to plaintiff
by we checks, rawa by defendant,' parable to
pHtfntlff one for tmoO, datod April 0, l&fi, and
one tor 787, dated AprU 18, 1S, 1 Merchants'
jtoionai Banav 01 cmoinnatt, uoio, protegtea lor
non-oar men t. and a dams lies for hreaehof
oontraot whereby tbe defendant contracted to pay
plutnttlT tlSOO for his services for year J8B6, and
discharged ptaintlll. wltdou cause, tn April, 1885.
Tne oeienaant m required ra appear ai ue next
term of Superior Court for Mdok'enbarg county, to
baaeld at the court boa ln-Cbarlotte on the last
Monday tnngust, 1886. , ,
The defendant Is further notified that a warrant
of attachment has been lsued and levied on tbe
peoperty ot defendant teturuable at same time and
' J.B.XRWTN.
) Clerk Sapertor Court, j
May 23d, 1885,
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. JUST RECEIVED,
FERRIS PIC HAMS
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Almost; ! Grixren : ; A. waj,
TAKING TIME BY
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In oider to make a thoroughly
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5"--t- fairs
partmenc, nave aeciaea 10 ouer iue uuus anu euus uuw ic
maininer at almost any price they will bring:, and have placed
on the tWo first counters of
different lots. Every suit of
be closed out as follows:
Genuine " Ail - Wool
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Splendid M F?po Panta only $2 5Grp;:rhe& good
cau't la8tlons at these prices, j corc-ciTrfy and ofteh; first
r " Bc30.
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fJayer & Dep.
- PARKER'S . I
HAIR BALSAM
The best, deanettt and most economical hair dress
ing. Never falls to restore the youthful color to
gray hair. This excellent dressing Is preferred by
those who have used it, to any similar article, on
account of its superior cleanliness and purity.
contains materials only that are beneficial to the
scalp and hair. ' --r-
Parker's Hair Balsam Is finely perfumed and is
warranted to prevent taping of tha hair and to re
move dandruff and itching. r
Parker's Tonic
A JPm'reiy Family Medietas Vhat
Never latoxicatea. p,..
It gives tone and power. For complaints of the
Kidneys, Bowels, Stomach. Liver and Lungs, for
all tne suone tro:4iesof women and for those
bodily disorders Induced by anxiety, caw and
mental strain, Its effects will surprise and charm
yon It Is not an essence of ginger. Delicious to
the palate, an antidote to tbe liquor habit, and
exceedingly helpful to the aged and f table. -Mo.
and liaises.
If you area lawyer, minister or business man
haustedby mental strain- or anxious cares do not
take tat-alodUng stimulants, but use Pakkkb's
Tonic. -
If you are a mechanic or farmer, worn oat with
overwork, or a aiOtber ran down by family or
household duties, try PABsaa's Toxic
If you have dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney or
BTlnary oom plaints, or if you are troubled with any
disorder ot the lungs, stomach, bowels, blood of
serves, you can. be eared by Pakkkb's Tonic.
If you are wasting away from age, dissipation or
any disease or weakness -and require a stimulant,
take Pxrkkk'8 Tonic at once; It U1 Invigorate
and build you an from the first dose, but will never
intoxicate. It has saved hundreds of lives. It may
CAtmONl-Befuse an substitute!, Pad's
Tonic is composed of the best remedial agen ts in
the world, and is entirely dlffereut from prepare.
tions of ginger alone. Bend tor circular.
4 III8COX co
13 Williteia Street, Ifew Tarlc
60s. and $1 sixes, at all dealers in medicines. Great
saviug in ouying oouar sue.
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NOTICE. , ; ;,
City Tax, 1885.
All rersons rsldlna In the cltr of Charlotte who
own or have control of taxable property (or polls)
In the tlty on,' the first ot June. i8-fi, are hereby
no- toed to rrtnrn to the rlerk and treasurer of said
city, at bis office In tne City Hall, on or before the
i"staayii Jie. a I'st 01 ineir iiaxaDie propenj
tana pons) in saia ciiy.
in pursuance ii Amenoea uiarwroi rne rttf.
FEED MASH,
maySkodlm Clerk and Treasurer.
Springs
. fa-i- WILL OPEN MAT la. , 'A
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Th se SDrlnes are two miles from Shelby. N. C
64 west ot Charlotte, and one mile of the Carolina
Central railroad.
Hacks will be at sennas station on arrival of
every train. t - '
At ttroyer station. QU wa AV-une raiiroaa,
hacks can be obtained. i-
Cold and Warm Baths. ' - - -
Whit and Bed Sulphur and Chalybeate Waters.
; A good String. Bund secured for the season. - -
A Bowling A 'ley In good order. - . ! -x,
- Uvery araominodauoas attached to the HoteL
Bates of Board reasonable. Special rates to
families for the seasonV For further Information
address .-...;.-, t.
mayMda w - a McB. P03TON, Proprietor.
I'tH
IVartli sbaroliaa '
Beat Medldnal Mineral Waters and moat extent
slvely fitted up place for pleasure seekers or Inva
lids. Possesses superior advantages. Write tor
eataJogne.-.
inanoeodtf ,
Utt B. U. JSLitiiUFA a suit, :
. . . Owners and Proprietors.
YiLUlBLE REAL ESTATE,
Any one wishing to boy a desirable 7 room dwell
ing within ave minutes walk of the publie square.
In charlotte ebeao can find socn an Investment
by applying to B. B. COCHBAMK.
n; ,: lilanager Charlotte Beal Xstate Agency. :
mnsari . . ; .'
THE FORELOCK.
fi'.:'DA01DCn
clean: swisep as a Avind-up to
their Clothing Department the
them worth from $ 12 to $20r to
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Spring
IHe Good TLce Is HcreL
ror purchasers of our
S en display the wrgeat
Uanufaotured Men's
mn naoe oy us b nvea im purnnaiw a menu
feetnrer'a DroAL Onr taidtltkia in iinnwttniiml
iuw bwrx we Huauui, ana
AU goods guaranteed as
utuuej ii booos are rewrnea in ine wain mann
ka taken out. Very respectfully, ..,?, ,
I BEttWlNdES 4fc BOOh
tsadlng Clothiers and TaOora,
N B. Suits and Bhtrta
notice. To our out-ot-town
jgoods by express retainable at ourexpensa. -
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CHICKFaRING PIANOS, i l l , U ,
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FACKAKU OKOHESTRAL, ORGANS
A lso Pianos and Organs for rent at reasonable rates.
Write for circulars and full inlonnation. aK .,.
Address V. T. BARN WELL Manager,
CBAsUtOTTB. H. C. :
DUFFY'S
PURE
ISX3 TOX2XST SHOULD BS FOUVS ON
WHISKEY
IT IS ABSOLUTELY PURE. ENTIRELY FREE PROM fUZZU OIL.
OO NOT BE BKCKITKaV Many Drngglats
jHalt WBlskej la stoek, attempt to palm off
oeinc- of aa inferior grade and adulterated, says
iaSK FOR DUFFTS PURE malt
SOLD BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DRUCCISTS AKD CROCXRS.
ioe OTttH : POT iT A Per rttlo.
Send us your adbvM and we win maO book contain
sent to any address' In the United States (East of the Kocky uoancamaj, seenrwyy w swf
mw, Xxprm eswfM prepaid oa receipt of BLS8, or Six Bottles test tdrOB.OO
DUFFY HALT VHISEEY CO., Edfc:r8rCi,D..S..IL
Sclllas Aft-atar far CaarUtie,
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may4eodawte
THOWAS K; CAREY Ci O.
23 8. CHArU.ES STREET, DALTIMORli, Up. :
PURE OAK
MANUFAO
TURERS
. V Dnlm I. RUBBER. BETVTING. PACKIBO. HOSE, Ae.
? 1 - COTTON, WOOIEB auad saw HILL IVrnUIl, .
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ATTENTION!
At the Kntertnlae Lumber Tard. comer Orahanf
and 8nd streets, we keep the tar best auautteeot
Lumaer, ShUgles ad LathsS,
ATTHBIiOWI3TPRICBa. ;.
' tVAll bills promptly Blled,' To the hulldlnjt
pubUc: Cau and save money . - . - '
mayum.t , w. 4vbsdivs.vui
STOCKHOLDERS'
MEETING.
Ctwwttm f VOV- 1
BALTIMOKal AND KOBTH CABOUMA I
Cotvaai
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BALTDsoaacMay U, 1866.
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A
.neral mnetlna" of tM'BtaeUMtders Of the
Bali
lorotand North Carolina Copper and Sold-
Minlna comnany will be held at. the transfer offlee
nf th. mnmni. XI PostofUoe Avenue, on Monday.
May th, 18H6, at Welock.p. m., fer tbe election
of Directors to serve for tbe ensuing twelre months
Tbe transfer boot s will bo closed from May l8ta
toJ&th. , . ' -.4
mayliMlUK - .' twjo. w. nwjr ! -
Leave Orijors: for
Cabbage, : ? - r
.a f-s
Green Peaa,
BMta. " ' '-"
JW ,
' . Fresh Ian, - -
Bto, Button ; r
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r - Mackerel and
" ' ' - ' ' . ' Codfish, at
- t , , A.B.COOK'S,
' - Oia door fouthOMChatWto Hotel.
: v b; s. myers i,
PpfVsp J ITpwm"iin' If dmU!,
ulvAvl eWJ LaiuM.aNltvj avtwmmy-j
t,n -siMtSirat la JTesd of aUklnds, A
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cnAiiLOTTn, ri; c.
M. -t. "
8nDerlor Clothlna. wa havel
and naest stock ot tm
CMhlng In tola elty.l
our pnees wayaowa.
represented, we refnad
5 yt
aaads to mmm aft mim
nmtmrari mU nd;
i s,t.
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liic Ha
Is Headqtikrters: in; the Caro-
linas" for the folio wir :cele-.-:.'haabHlraa.vm
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BaV sTAlTirtTKSANS.
puiccst - '.,-.-.-:;J "
LOWEST!
TERUSi
Pneumonic
-Consumption,
xl)y8jep8ia am .
TVasttnff Dliemses.
JestfniIg JtstlswosT aaw JTawawa
' mUUi rMHmfTlftmlfmmr
SS2 STDrSOa.P CI SVpT TAZHT
and Grocers who do not have VasTy raw
on customers, whiskey or ttefr owmnowung, wnica
tnem a larger prons. '
whiskey, and TAKE KOOTHER
IT. BE. tTIlXC.Tf CO,
LEATHER EBLTJNG,
ri f Jjuhber Bslting
IHoytUaiherBelt. UL VernoivBelting.
Joseph Nodnes Sons
) Roller Slasher and
I Ir tHT Clearer Cloth,
IT: JCEaVle Card
" 'f : Clothing, &.c
Ml Mil
.ly fti sr
AS WEIX. ASI
mm-
To be had atow ftgoresat
JOHN CALDER'S,
ConwrTryeo and Sixth Striata OppoaVte Matho-
. dat CbuiBh.
Bjbfldtf
OWTN& TO THS 7ALIXK6 01 HAMMOHD B
instiee's store, renderlac tbe bulhimc I osea-
pied unsafe, I have moved ay taUresteck ot -
Hardware Cutlery,
ri. GUNS, -ETC., - -
To tM w ruee- wept." - vT5ww ami iV
loger, e l rs. -e sut, w"- i v ui ce ii us to
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