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A bso! utely P u re.
f!H (54o)' never v.irt t. A tuirail of pOjUS
urotgUi anci wtUiJomet.M ilure economical
i.i tut .laui.tf ainoH. nn rnnK r gom in
"t;t tliti wttt tij Multitude ot ,i t, snort
."' cr phMmtr powdfti? - Sold only Id
W. t UncUnu -Notice to dog owners.
T f.. " gle Lo pries.
Moo-' BUm Co -The lncl-y one1.
,i U linjnrzer Building and loan slock.
. tt mi her Indications.
Middle Allaotic States generally
fair, cooler weather, yrith cool wave,
brisk north western j winxjs, rising
barometer. : : - -''.'!.
Hiuh Atlantic. States, local rafns,
foilowpil ; bv fair, cooler . wt ather,
westerly - winds - shifting on North
G-iiolina coast to northerly.
Mr Levi W. Scoflle. of the Bu
ford, n CharloU, and tjio Kimball,
in Atlanta, was in the city yesterday .
It would have been refreshing
yesterday could part of , that wes
tern si,jw storm have struck Char-.'
Tlie case agaiust Gen; Gus Hull,
and V instable Harrison was Iried, be
fnre Ewjuiro .Waring yesterdKy and
4ismlsed. . - , r::-;'
Harriiif pn Li3 aJJod waler
jneon on ice to hi list -of dc-lioacies,
tmi Lie place ti .Letol'iiing a -, more
popular resort than eveF; " .- ."" , - J
i Mri TbosV Wi'scin; wh tiyes in
thi Sugi.T creelc heighlo hood, lost
his little daughter yestt rcay -a!Vr-'
notxi: Anotlice yiciim r to , the pieN
vailing dyecutrry, ' '"
.Col. Chas. R Jones; of Tbe Ocs
skryer, ltt yesterday afternoon for
Bakcrsvillc, lliu-hi ll county, where
he is to deliver an address outhe24cbf
at a Masonic celebration.
The Independent firemen leave
tonight for Greenville, S. C, and tos
morrow night the Hornets leave for
Wilmington. We hope no fires will
break out in Charlotte while they are
gone. ;..
The third series of the Mutual
Building and Loan Association will
close on Monday, July 6 th, and share
holder will be interested in an ads.
vertisement elsewhere. Shares of the
first series in this association are now
bringing a $6 bonus. , ;
Dr. A. D. Hepburn was the offi
ciating minister at the marriage of
Mr. Oeland, the Davidson studep.tr
lfist Thursday Ji'ght, instead of Rev.
W. P. Williams, as stated by us. ITie
ceremony was performed at Rev. Mr.
An rnusually fine line ot silver
ware, gold and, diamond- jewelry,
bronzes, clocks, etc . are now being
auctioned off in the old Bank of Meek
lenburg building. The place was
crowded last night and the goods
sold cheap.
Messrs. Robert Jarvis and Charlie
Easton, the young men over, whose
arrest for the dynamiting outrage so
much interest was created, .have de
parted from the city. Jarvis bought
a ticket for Ne w.York city, bis former
home, and Easton accompanied him,
M least part of the way. ;
The Alexander Hotel, at Alexan
der, Western North Carolina, is run
ning this season under a new admin
istration, and is furnishing entertain
ment for a large number of tourists.
Mrs. R. Baird is the proprietress, and
"Uncle Joe' Baird- is the manager.;
Mr. Baird is 73 years old, and says he
is Ztb.; Vance's uncle. He is a fine
old rran, and nobody who ever stop
ped at his hotel found anything to
complain of. '
Mr. i Chas. - Brem, of this city,
will go to Gaffney's, 8. C, in a week
or two to open out a first class drug
store in that place. He. is now
having a large brick structure erect
ed for his drug house, and will occu-
Ey it as soon as finished. " Mr. Brem
as had a good deal of experience iti
the drug business and will conduct a
first class store. - We-commend him
to the good people of Gaffney's as a
young man in every way .worthy
their confidence and support,
The New Lutheran Church and it Lo-
. cation. - ' - : .:
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Within a few months from Co 7
the Lutheran congregation of . this
city will be woi shipping : in a. t new
edifice, the cost of which will be be
tween $8,000 and 10,000, very likely
nearer the latter figure. Fur some
time tbe Lutherans havo Uen trou
bled About securii'g a suitable loca
tion for their neyv church, ami they
had about decided to build upon
the ground occupied by the present
church, but they have sine' made a
trade which cliangns this pian. The
building comsniltee bought a lot on
Tryon street frorn Gen. K D John
son, and the purchase has been ap
proved by the congregation. The
lot is located -on the east side of
Tryon street between Seventh and
Eighth streets. It adjoins the resi
deuce of Mr. Geo H- Brockenbrough
on one side and the residence of Mr
Ransom Gray on tbe other, - and is
almost opposite the residenoe o (ien.
R Barringer. The lot has a frontage
of 10H feet and is 198 feet deep. The
sum paid for it by the Lutheiau cons
: creaLion is 5.300. There are tvO
dwelling houses on the lot, one frame
and one brick,; ana inese are vj ie
torn dowu and reiDuVed uX once
The nlan for the new cburch is bt jug
completed by a northern arciijiect
and will be ret-cived within a few
days. After it is approved the Work
o erecting the buil nn? wm ta com
inenwd ut, once. Ttiw eongrt giiiuu
will use their old church a a plic uf
worship while; the: new church - is
being built. Tbey have not yet sold
their old church property, as they
are awciiir- a cc::vcr.r..-:t. t::net3rut
r it upon V. : : ':.
i.V MAKKIt AM L4V iJBE.lMEll
A n.' t'x-LegiHiHfor H.'Bfs Hmlt : IK
- J ul " l!i UhvV rit-iid 7"W'iift
' -ini) i I SctUug til. k- i' in i iiii iu
. crpirjied Towu ot Ml. loll V '';.-." "',
W. E. Cowan was formerly a Re
publican member of the Legislature.
Li'cly he was the proprietor of a gin
mill at Mt. Holly, but nov his board
bill U being paid bv the citizens of
Gastcn county.: His gin mill has
cease 1 to grind find Cowan 13 in jail.
The circunietano loading to his mis
fortune originated from his belief
that h ho was once a member of the.
Legislature and helped to make laws,'
he ituew more about them than any
body eh pnd undertook to show the
people'of Mt. Holiy that he could s41
liquor theie, even if the law forbade
it 'The insult is that the ex legislas
tor is rtOW in jail under bonds aggre
gating f 4,400 with t2,800 yet to be
added. --v-.r:- ----'
It came'about this way. There js
ja church at Mt Holly and the town
has long been incorporated including
the Usual three mile litnif, When
the new town of Mt.; Holly, was incon
poratea ana tne aepot was movea
half mile nearer-, the nver, certain
parties took up the idea that as it
was a new town, tney couia open a
bar room there without any - trouble.
A rum mill was put up and. set to
grind me, but :was promptly closed
up and the proprietor warned that if
he attempted to . sen liquor m' ifie
town again he would bo sent to iau
After this there followed an interval
of quiet, but one moriiing 'three
weeks ago, the dpors of - one of the
new stores in the town were thrown
open, and the odor of Gaston county
corn and apple - jack pervaded ; the
atmosphere and aboye the door was
nailed a board bearing the : legend
"Bar Room." The proprietor was Mr
W. E. Cowany the ex legislator. He
announced that he had come to stay,
and intended to make himself and
his bar a fixture. He had previously
applied to the commissioners of Gas
ton county for permission to sell: H
UliUl 111 JH.U. tlOUV,, UUU WW ClUODU(
He then consulted: Hon. " George F.
Bason in regard to the : matter and
was advised by Mr. Bason not to en
tertain an idea of opening the pro
posed bar room as he would surely
be involved in trouble. In the face
of all this, however, Cowan loaded - a
few barrels of the ardent on a wagon,
drove to Mt. Holly and opened his
bar.
For three weeks he had fair Bailing.
Trade was good and coin passed over
his counter at a rale that made nun
feel that his defiance of the law was
really turning out well for him.
Saturday'morning last, his first r us
tomer was a constable ana auer tnar.
his trade did not amount to much.
Thft constable carried him before a
magistrate and the people proceeded ' o
prove to him that . the way of the
transgressor is iwd. - In all, thirtj
six indictments were read QUtagaini-t
him for retailing whiskey, unlicensed
and in defiance of the law. Faurs
teen othshB caSs s' wero hell back
for waut of wituefScs who will ap
pear at the right time, but the re
maining twentyt wo irJletments
were tried, and fJownn was ; found
guilty on each count. " His bonds for
trial by the Superior Uourt or Uaston
was fixed at 1200 in each ca. tried,
making a total bond of $4,400. When
the other 14 cases are tried his bond
will very likely amount $7,200. Af
ter this he will be held on two other
charges, one for selling liquor to
minors, and the other for carrying
concealed - weapons. Cowan could
not give the $4,400 - bond, and was
sent to jail at Dallas. He was warn
ed of his intended arrest and was
given twenty four, hours to secure
the aid of counsel, but failed to- avail
himself of the opportunity thus af
forded. - -'
The Normal fn Winttoo. '
Prof T. J. Mitchell and Misses
Scarr and Williams, of our city graded
school, are in Winston to attend tbe
sessions of the State Normal School,
which open m that place this morn
ing. - The omcers ana instructors tor
this normal are: Jrrot. J. Li. romiin
son, supt. vvui8ton graaea scnoois,
superintendent; Prof. C D- Mclver,
of the Winston graded school. Secre
tary ; Prof i. J. Mitchell, supti
Charlotte graded schools; Prof. J. II.
Myers, supt nchools, Loweville, N. Y;
Prof. Robt Houston, New York citv,
reading and elocution; Prof. Geo. E.
Liittle, Washington, U , instructor
in drawing; Prof . B C. UnBeld, New.
York city, lnstructorin music; Jftiss
Fannie' B. Cox, of Winston graded
school, in charge of model primary
class. . -
A Ku-ting II r Suudar Vork
Mr. John A Newell, who keeps a
store and gin house sx mi es north of
Charlotte on the North Carolina rail
road, was badly injured Sunday af-.
ter noon by a kicking horse, Mr,
Newell was driving the hors by his
house, when a part of the harness
gave way, allowing the bugy to run
against tbe horse. - This set tho ani
mal tokicKing, ana as it was aunaay
it is presumed that tle:horse exerted
himself to do his level nest, iiis neeis
flew fast and high and before he
could be checked, the front . part of
tho ouggy was knocked out, the
shafts split to pieces and Mr. J Newell
was surrering wicn a compounu trau
ture of one of his legs.- The- horse
had dealt him a kick on hi3 If g, bes
t ween the knee and ankle with such
force as to shatter the large bone.
Drs Wilder and Byers, ot tins city,
went out to attend tbe wounded man.
His leg is badly broken, but will not
have to be amputated.
Personal Paragraph.
Miss Eliza Faison, of Warsaw, who
has been attending Miss ftveritts
school .at Statesville, is in the city,
the: guest during her visit here of
Miss Carrie Barringer. - . .
A party of our young people went
up to Lincolnton last night to attend
an entertainment in that, place. - .
v Mrs. J; L Whitsett left yesterday
on a visit to friends in Selma, Ala.
Mr. Wm. , C- Ivey; of Rutherford-,
ton. was at the Central yesterday
with his bride, on, bis return home
from a bridal tour.
: , Ca-1. John Woodhouse, editor of
the Concord Register, - gave us :a
pleasant call yesterday. -
.Among the Central's arrivals yes
terday were- Herbert Luttertoh, Mrs.
J. M. Doyle, Fayettevilles E, B. En
gelhard, Ualtigh ; W, O. Norris, Cheg :
ter, Pa. ; M A. Sexton, Tif ton, Ga-. ;
P. B. Lw, Washington; N. M, Alex
ander, Beresford, "Ala. ; Rev. W. W
Bobbitt, Salisbury; John &. Welling
ton, Baltimore; Wrn. P. Asten, New;
York ; J. C. Montgomery. Chicago ;
W. L. Parsley, Wilm;ngton C. B.
Sceprenson, Camden, 6, -C. ; D- M.
Austin, Monroe; W, F. RoberUcn,
Atlanta; W R. Hawkins, Laurin
burg; W. W; Stuart; Winston
. . FA Kpnnedy, Nashville, W T An
ders m. Jnoxvill-; Thos R Marshal',
Ricbrnond; VV 11 Miller, rhiladelpiaa;
A C Campoe'l, Nabhviile; H Grei
irec, HyrHCUe; Ti-os H. Bowen, Tren
ton ' N J; T .V McOonniuk, Puilaj
CiuU B atacv. Riohinond; W S Run
fay. Balfj T"W - B'uinks, philaj A H
Pri 5 Trov, N Y ; E II Lee, J L W
:ioi!:y, Lyr.chburg, were ar.:oEthe
, 3 - -. ' ' -
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jfedge Shipp aod the Conrtw.
Judge William Shipp is at ' home
enjoying a vacation ' which will eud
.vi umj wutjji . wiu com v
mence. ousintss at Alexander cjurt
in tai the nj.v eleven!,!! district. In'
will take J udgo r Shipp from July
27th to November 20tli r to .ride" the
circuit of the nine counties compitsr
ing : the eleventh district, and tha
counties? will be taken in this order
Alexander. ; Catawba. Cleveland,
Mecklenburg, Union, -LinculiV, Gas
ton, Rutherford, and Polk, "it will
seem odd -for Oabarrui cuiirt not to
follow that - o Mecklenburg,' but as
the .twy counties are i iiO longer iii
tlie bame district? the ; old - order : of
things will be known no rnoie: i Ca
barrus is a) win the eignth district
ani the next term of -.the . Superior
eoqrt ior that county will jiot con-i
vene uutir Noyember 2 : It will be
a one week's term, for eiyil causes
only. . .(;- : ;
!hc F fe Alarm-
A famlut
Aecideat
Smoke" - from
large pile of
baled rairs. " havaT -COHon on the
rags, : hay
r . v - -" . utv.u uiuuu t
ton compress, attracted the attention
of , the depot watpbhian -'at 0 igO
u coctt. jaew H'gHSitni ine aiarm was
Kjiepnpneu tywo. ; fpe pre com
panies were quickly at the scene and
the quenchig of the flames; was" but;
the work of a few mjnutes. The fire
originated .iirom some . unknown
cause, ftmong a lot of r&gs, . eighteen
oajes, n(3 prgpercy pi, m.
Tlddy, paper 7 roQUtecturers. -
large consignment of eottea and bal
ed hay was on the platform, but was
not reached by the fire. The loss is
small, as but a small quantity- of
rags was burped, and the remainder
was put in good condition for- the
Pftlp mil hy the water. -
r Gu discovering ; the fire the nighf
watchnjan, . Mr WilUan Orr. at
tempted to pull a number of Wles
from around the burning rags, when
a heavy- bale of cotton - became dis
placed and tumbled down; upon him,
crushing hjn against.tbe floor and
injuring him very pamfully. The
weight of the bale; fell upon his
thighs.; He was unable to stand alone
and was helped into the depot,; where
medical aia soon reacnea him,v.Ur.
Bvers, the attendingnhysician. could
not ascertain the exact extent of his
injuries, but , pronoqnoed them of a
serious mature. , ' Later , in the night
'he. was placed in a carriage and taken
home. Jt ia feared that h bag re
ceived internal injuries of a grave
character, r:-..-- -: - ;"';-..: -, ' 1 -
To tbe Editor of iHgOBKKRVElir ? -i
A public' inquiry someiiines resuhs
in a public benefit, and kiiQwjng your
publie spirit,; we fake the liberty of
inquiring if t! e druggists of Cha' lotte
do nob v o ate sej ion 34 of .' the roves
nueacu . '..;? , -;; . , . ' .
fEvery pereon company, or firm .
for selling spirituous, vinous, or maiv.
lquors. or mwtiicafea Mtters, snau.
pay a lU'eneo lax quarterly, m ad
vance." r--". ' ; ; ; '
N jw, irt not every drug store ciihvr ;
co.'idticled bv a persou, coiV'.p my or
fi'Un? ' If so do they sell' spirituous
liquor' and do hpy pay thiv license
ax; or are-'n-'y vioia 'f tfi j uw?
Lbxciyis. j
CharlotM , June 22. - . -
MUtrtl CAROLINA PINE.
mn Iiii Tfunre ruC" and r.enrr
10 Our Ptnr Foresi Ueboacea. "
Mr Wm. E. Ashley, manager- of
the North Carolina Car Works, in a
letter to the Watauga Club - of " Ral
eigh, says: ' Your committee on the
woods or isortn Uarolma having - air
ready, through Dr. Dabney, reported
on the very numerous . articles of
every day use that are now imported
into this State, the raw material for
which is wasting on almest; every
hirtside, desired that we turn our at
tention to the manufacturing ques.
tion so plainly brought before us. -
As it is a very large one, our forest
wealth being equal to or greater than
that of any State, and probably ex
ceeding m value any other -natural
resource, we have m this paper se-
lected only on" the Pine-Mncluding
all commercial varieties without re
gard to. their bo anical differences.
They are to be found m large quan
tities in fifteen , counties; estimated
to aggregate 5,229,000,000 feet. A
vastly great and to even an 5 expert
mind a totally unmeasurable quan
tity, - nearly one third of which
is directly within reach of this mar
ket " ' .
How can we best utilise this im
mense forest wealth, and in ' what
condition will it be the most valuable
to us? We wiil mention a few of the
simpler methods of manufacture, and
t he increased value at each stage
First the average price per afire
of nine timber land is. $2. 50. The av
erage product of one acre is 4,000 feet
board measure of merchantable lum
ber, worth at railroad station or Bide-
tra;k the average price au $7. 50 per
000 feet, or $30.00 for 4,000 feet.
Here we have worked iip the raw
material of one acre - worth at first
$2.50, and by simply rurining a; saw
through it we nave muitipiiea its
value - more than . ten - times.
But this multiplication is ' not all
profit. . It requires an investment in
lands, boiler, engine, saw mill, ; wa
gons, horses, mules, harness, tools,
&c., varying according to the quans
tity of land purchased, jrom sa.yo- to
$25 00. ';;;.,;,.-:" v-.
The average saw. mill will employ
fifteen men at a monthly pay roll of
$250. Feed of teams, - in
terest on investment and x wear and
tear will in most cases equal the pay
roll. The usual monthlv product of
such mill will be about 100,000 feet,
and by hard work and close, careful
management the proprietor may se
cure a comtortaqie income trom tne
earnings of one mill." ; ;;.,.; ,.'.;"'
We will now follow ; this proauct
of one acre to the planing mill, here
if we will dry and plane it for fl xiriug,
ceiling or weather-boarding, we have
increased tbe value to $50. Or we
will maks it ail into; moulding, and
we have a product worth $120, four
times its first market value." Or
again we will make make doors, sash
and blinds, out of this 4,000 feet we
have taken from the one acre and we
have by the aid machinery and
labor,, articles worth at wholesale
prices $265, rmore than 100 .' times
greater than when.we first met our
one acre of pine land. In order to
accomplish the above striking results
it is nectssarr to have buildings or
shops to contain engine,; boilers, pul
leys, shafting, planers," moulders,
lathes, mortising, ; tenoning, boring,
shaping, and many other machines,
the prices of which vary all the way
from P0 to f gOQ each, running the
cost of a well equipped plant up to
$30,000.
Such property, well officered' and
manned, to manufacture as above
would .rf quire about 35 men. . " Pay
rolls and salaries average - $1,250 per
monf h.; Interest, insurance, taxes,
repairs, and wear and tear, about
$W0 per month more, uasn vame
average monthly' product, $4,000 -
We have now brought this acre of
pine, titnbtr laud through several
stages of shape and value, employing
more than I') men and several thous
andsrf c - 1, eU in a domestic
;-.-:r----'r. ?-;-;;3 I ' ,
soo
r a
acres will supply with raw material
the saw mill and factory above de
scribed for one - year, the 1,500,000
acres in the State will certainly sup
ply several hundred such enterprisis
ior a long time to come.
. . But to proceed, our yellow pine has
many rnends-ail over the country,
in the shipyards, ear shops, banks
private residences and even churches.
Air. -J tale notes a vphow mast f tack
that sold in New York for $600 - a
recent number of the National C.ir
Builder contains the following: "Yel
low pine isorie of the strongest woods
1 . - 1L T.. .. , , . " .
Aiiuwn,. Fanning aiongsiae ot asoe
.white oak for car or coach building
and finishing " Select .edge grain
yellow pino ' flooiing commands a
very high price in any northern mar
ket ; The lumber is also ; very y fash-
ionable jut now for reeded wains
potting in" banks, halls and dining
rooms of private residences ; some
very fin offic furniture jsalso made
from yellow pine I remember nof cr
ing an entire set in Boston last fall,
and we. raigh continue the list alraoBt
without limit. But. Mr. President.
'"T-thfi&nalremark that tar, tur- ;
pentinw and pi.tct: Q-S1?? raaqe
from pine, I shall bring this paper to
a cpse. ; : ; ;;" - 'v; ::;?..;";;t-: r
-. Six Indians fllurtf ered, .
Pknyeii Col., June 22. A special to
the Tribune from -Jrort Lewis, Col,;
says:';!It is rumored that six TJte In
dians Jiaye been killed by white men
in Dolores Valley, and that the chief
Qftpe tripe tQ wqch they tielongpd is
very much enrage'd. Rp4 demapds
satisfaction. If the rumor proves
true there will probably . be trouble
with the Utes in southern Colorado."
.- Wotk of the Dumb Locogt.
' Ly NpHBtJBQ, Va., June 22 An in
sect called the '-dumb locust" is com
mitting ravages on the apple trees in
some of the southeast counties and
trees are dying by hundreds. -
Severe Storm.'
Staunton, Va.'June 22. A severe
wind and hail storm passed over the
lower portion of Augusta county yess
terday, prostrating buildings, trees
and growing corn,: and otheiwise
causing heavy damage.- -
JUNE 23. IK.
S -i- V:.-vtp-;-i 5 .. . ;.. - vt.; e';":; i '
Bai.timokk No.m5-flom stea. y: Howard HTr,
snd Western Supene OOritS CO, Extr J3 tfid
125- family S4.fi0aiH.76: City Mills SuDer i3?fi
& 'i 5!: Extra 3.75.t4.UI. Kio brandu t4 IKJSi 00;
Patapsco FamHy $6r 8'iiwrlallve Patent $6.25;
Whe:it-53outheni sv ady; western a 11: Souttieru
r-1 So a'keil; No. 2 .- mo rn iirtci red iioi
$i9Vi - Corn-Sontnen; tt nily. Western s'eady;
CHlOASO, Klour duiu Whtutt n sjiker. cIo Iiik 5i
under Saturday; June tfeiai 9, July Klff8'J3; au-
eufi wttfivi : iso . reu vw. . u rn-ouief a a
firm, pl.ing lc nlsh r: cash 471; June 4la47to;
H y bWF , August 414 - Oat;-- qmet; cash
SBimifr June asfwij i July Havana:. Aunu t
8rf2SlA hies pork sUs niy ca h il 2.V7410 25:
July $i0 lilvrVil" 2 j - August KlU..:5:-r't.0.3Jl.
Lard nuk;t .j.d .-teua. chsu ssrortiiSU:" juit
MWttitVjmM:1' -u'Mt ii7Mit75 B-xei
WlKlti.te d;ry ltM B!lOUKt- S $8'5 i$lOO;
short ribs 45 35 is sli-1 cl. ftr t5.H?5 i5.
'. .sl:tl . j-. . ,
WiLmimotok Turpentine a tet at S4l. Bos i.
Arm; strained 9u; good strained 5. Tar
firm at il.iof- crude turpentine firm; bcira
JL10; yellow dip and virgin il 90
Satasnah Tumennne Drm at si. Kosm
steady at tl.OQJl.17.
VHAKLKrroM Turcennne steady n B4M kosic
steady; strained 96; good strained $1 ti&. -
l .- V
NRW VORK. . -Exehanxe
4.h5l4. Honey " Sub-treasury
balances gold $l2,125.aU: currency $19 887,000.
Govsramenis steady; four per cents, iliSfe;
three'd l.i3a&; btatebonda 8 eady.
AiaDnmar-Olas a. a toir...... 90
" - Class B, n?es...: . . i.. 1.1)4
bteorjttaB's.i.. ..- ..-. ................ i.02
Georgia 7s mortgage. ........ .-. ..i l.(j5Si
North Caroluia 4'a. .H' past
North Carolina ffs, ex. lnt. ..........1.1iia 11.11
North Carolina's Funding. - 10 :
South Carolina Brown Consols ...... l.OMa
Tennessee 6 s. ........................ ...... 47
Vlrglnlae's............. 40
Vlrelnia ChisoIs. E0
Chesapeake and Ohio... 4
Oblcago and Northwestern.... ........ ......
Ctucago and Northwestern, preferred. 1.27
Denver ana mo uranae... tsi
Erie........ ........ 10
East Tennessee........ 3
Lake Shore... 65
Louisville and Nashville.. S41&
Biempius anaunarieston. at
Mobile and Ohio 7
Nashville and Chattanooga................. 36
New Orleans Pacific, 1st.
New York central... ,
Norfolk and Western preferred..... .
- In
161&
UVt
'; M
49
19
l.'61fc
7 -Mi
I.I.7V5
. m&
ears
4 -8
Northern facmc common . ... ..
Northern Pacific preferred....
Facinc Man. ..... ........... .....
Beading......... .... .i....,.. .... .
tuenmona&na Aiiegnany...... .. ...
Richmond and Danville.
Eichmond and West Point Terminal
Hock Island....
St. Paul. .....................
St. Paul pref erred.,
Texas raemc . ,
Onion Pacifte..... ..;i -,
Wabash Pacific, ...;.... v.
Wabash Pacific, preferred........
western union
Bid. fUstbld. gOCfered, Usked. KcUls
. ; i'eilun.
ALVroti-Easy; middling Mrtli
. iwt-
rucelpr'
exports
receipt
expc r
17: . koss 17; sales . 113; stocu
coastwise 14 L
Norfolk Steaay; middling ltn,t
net
26; gross -2'i;y stoek 1,815; wles
coastwise 214; Great Britain . - ;
wiurTiuros irm; niiuounK luyj.; net reeit
, gross ; sales- ; stock 409 r ez ports coast .
wise ; tireat Britain . '
SATAKiiAaNom'l; middling KAs net recelpu
10:. gross 10; sales 50; stock 2114; exports
coastwise 60; to continent ; Great Britain -;
France . -
Njkw Orleans Dull: middling 10; net rec'w
13; gross 815; sales 100: stock. 56,936; export
eoastwise 4S7; to Great -Britain ; France ;
continent . -.
MoBrLB Nornlfial; middling 10; net rec ta ai;
gross 21; sales ; stock 7 Jos; exp ts . coastwise
156 Great Britain . -
MaaffHis Dull: middling l(M ; receipts 80;
shipments 21: sales 75; stock 12 !"37 .
AuaosTA Dull: middling iwa; receipts a;
shipments ; sales stock .
.Chablkstoh Dull; middling 1014; net rects
i; gross 4: sales- , stock 1,991: exports .to
coastwise 175; oantinent : Great Britain , -
jnbw kork at uy; sales iiu; miutuiug upiauus
l'c; Orleans - 10; consolidated net receipu
217; exports to 'ireat Britain 6311, to France
-rcowunent B4-.
Futures.
Nkw York Net receipts : gros -
Fu-
tures elosed barely steady; rales (i4.6uo bales.
May -
June.,..
July... -August
.;
September.
October..,..
November..
December .
.,..10.193.20
.... 10.21a.22
io3oa;.3i
10.103 JI
....' 9 905.91
.... 9ia.82
....9-823.83
8-90.3.91
ii.. 10013.03
January i,
...
February,
Maroh . . 10.12314
April ., 10.233.24
Liverpool Cotton MarVeU
Livsrpool. Junn 2 J. Qolet -with moderate in
qulry;- middling uplands 5 U 10d; Orleans 5,
sales S.0U); speculation and export 100); receipts
3,000; Ameriean 1SO0. Futures barely steady
Uplands low middling clause; July and Atigu t
delivery, 5 44-64da6 43 6d. .
Aug istand September 5 48 64d35 47 64d. ;
. ' September and October 5 44 li4dii5 46 64d. .
October and November 5 b9-64d. -
December and January 5 3b t4J. - - - . ; -
P. k. Sales American b00. Upland low mid
dling clause, June delivery 5 40-64d, (value.) -
.June and July 5 40 6-id, (value.) - -
July and August 5 4'i 61d. (sel ersl. -
August and September 5 46 b4d. (value. --
September and October 5 4t-64d, (buje s.) -
. October and Novenjber 5 87-64d. (value.)
November and December 5 35 64d, (buyers.) ,
. Peobr and January 6 US 64d, (buyers.)
January and February 6 37 6id, (va'.ue )
.Futures dull. ...
4 u Upland low middling clause June
delivery 5 3t64d, (bu'ers).
June and July 6 8MHd (buyers.)
- July and August 5 4 '-64d (sellers) - . ,
beittemberand October 5 4-6 d, (value.)
October and November 6 t6 b4d. (selleis.)
November and December 6 3i-6ld. 'vidua.) :
; December and January 5 34-i4ii. (value.)
J.mu try and February 6 3b b4d, ivulue.). .,
If utures ciosed w ait. .
i ilj t ullllll .tlHVkrl.
OPlflCIt OF TUK UHMKWick ,
Cha.WjOttk, N. C June k3: 1k6.
1 e c
fy cotton" market lesterdiiy cloat-J du.l
.owiS!g Quotations: ;
: i4
1 ing material, it tms pine on
DIED.
, in riiarlott township, . June 2WV little Befole.
r, , l I ........... ... .n T - . - .
koii; 1 Art itineral services will bike pliioe from
Wh t makes th breath so fuenuit pure?
WW ni'kes 1 he rosy gums endure ?
wnat tuass th teeth so pearly whlte? i -Whar
m;ikes lh mouth a dear dellgbt ?
: Tis 80 Zt iI)ONT, that precious boo(, ; '
Which none c iu rse too late tro soon.
t l !Ter Too late
to Pleanse the teeth an ' render th breath derlf-
nin wim jragrrintfciuz,oi) JMi'. WK w Is tesl ta
usexN wondwful Veet Die Elixir before the
wseiu oeein w iai ana. tua uieiitn lo Jose Its
jres'iness.
"Spaumko's" celebrated Glue, useful and true.
i i in A fl u crtise m c n
Iliiiiiiifg an) Loan Strck
THE THIRD cr ASS OB FE ilES of the Mutua'
Building and Lan Association will close on
atond'1, 61b July. Persons desiring to subscribe
wjcuuif4 mim eir.neror r,n o iipr fttAsse.ftahn,iiH
do so soon. The AH.Hnel.'fm U nnvlnv n Km,
of $8 per share fur stock In Jhelst Olacs, - " -T
t ' ' A. G, BHIN ZRB,
dkuww. rieui. oee y. ana ireas.
Grand Sckct kmm
TO
W I L iVI I N G T O N ,
THE CITY BY THE SEA,
' r ....... .
Under tb,e management of the CHARLOTTE
.., HOfiNET FlBE COMPANY NO. 1,
Train Will
CBARL01TE TO WILMINGTON
June 24
Leaving the Carolina Ctntral Depot at 9 p. in.
ROUND TRIP $2.50,
Buy your tickets early, as the pr'ee is only $3.60
for the round trip, and only a limited number of
ticket can be sola.
THE FIRST AND BEST EXCURSION
OF THE REASON TO THE - V
' - SEASHORE.
ta?"A refreshment and baf gage car will be at
tached... ' . :. .. ; . ' '.
Tickets for sale at D
Hotel and Observer office. .- .
M. Blglers, Central
D. M. RIGLFK
- ' ; M. h. FKAZIFE, . .
" " JOHNS. BYEHLY,
Committee of Arrangements.
: une!7d
meit
C.f7.
m wsno
O0
Consign
s '-;:..:;.:-
w i - .
To bur your Boots and Shoes of a. We claim for .
our goods the very highest s andard of ex'-ellence.
and our stock this season being more complete -.
than ever, we are enabled to offer special indues-.
ments In the way of superior quality, handsome
stiles, and Low Prices. - We extend to all In need ;
of anything In our line a cordial invitation to call -ttndesamlneour8tock.,:.vr,'V.''.';'-
- . v " "
Orders by mall will receive enreful and prompt ,
attention. v " J ,
-ia - t.
A.- E, Rankin & Bro,
Gentlemen s
: We will sell at extraordinary lcrv prices the balance of our
Straw Hats to close them out at once. - -
50c. Straw Hats marked down
75c. 'f.
$1.00 -
now sellinsrfor
tt
$1.25
$1.50
Manilla Hats reduced to
White Fur Stiff Hits,
50 in 1-2 Uo,e at 25?. p' Pair Jorlli 50c'
T?p member we are still selliaff All-Wool Suits for $6.50.
Fiit.v Blue Flannel icuits marked down from $8.50 to $5.00.
For very Hi tie money you can clothe yoarrclvea and fami
liod :-ViV vifeitin'o- t.hft rrt-RAt store-i of VVittlio skv Bai uch
durir.- the reat June clearing
TIIOMAS KI3EJS13 & CO,
rum Jar r-aner In nhntta rWria in.i... ...
wranninff winter o..h . Viruc3i .1Jr
lug the summer, at
TI103.KEiriS4cO'S,
NOTICE.
rAl1.oun- """'"f ' large In the dt of
t?'iou a I , ? 1 r J"'y ut' without we.iring
f, "LLt2S,1w'. aut ani impended and if
ltrht"?ttax,pa dJ8K- at 1ns blratlon of forty-
wl 1 1 be kll ed. Any dog not wearing a tax-pa'd tag
that cannot be caught,- shall be La wherever
Hla P'en. The sum of twenty five
certs will be nal.l fr rrh dr hi w..j.f,i,.
fra.l- to 3 p m. By ordrr of tbe
wtiAu. va Aiur.1 iliClL. v -
V7.
b, gooding; v
Tax CoUec or.
dJune21-23-26-il
A LIMITED QUANTITY OF
Raspberries
Bec-lved dally from LylW Farm, -.
. JIJST RECEIVED,
PIRBIS PIG HAMS
BQNELESS BACON.
OUR, ' ' '
Roller Patent flour
Gives perfect satisfaction,
no other.
Try It and yon wl 1 use
We keep a full line ot '
;Heavy and r Fancy . Groceries
In stork.
FREK :-: DKLIVERY.
: BURNETT k ILEMN1R. "
Telephone Call 81.
Extraordinary
TO-
1ARRISON&
O
;-: AUCTIONEERS.
JK WILLSFXL, C0MMENC1KG MONDAY, JUNB 22d,
: V at 8 p. m., ani continue the sale, dtirin? the week at the
old Bank Building, opp? site the Butord Hou e, one of the
OHM, GO.A.D MLVF.R W.OTES,
:7- ,s;;''"w'i; rf;-"W;f v 'i- ' 'r; '-r- .t-X;" -.
And a full Hi e of Q aulrnnle-Pli'ed SI ver Wae, consisting of
Tea Sets, WitlerSeis, Va ster Urns D ub.g, B.twktjistamiSH'ad
Cast rs. B'-tter Dih 8, br-nz. Clnck i and Statm s, Koge-s
Bros' Knlv.-s. Fnk and t-nfoiig, etc., etc.
W-i win positively sel this beauMfu! rtock witlwut lesiree. '
.: Sales to c n'lmi for one w-ex only. : v " -.
Ladle-i p;:rt culariy Invited to enl : ard xamlne tbegood
du lug theOa . -.: - . . . .. ;
C- F. ilAsUU UN & CO., Auct'i-s.
Pay
Johnston Itlock, Tryeii Street.
Straw Hats.
to
- -. 30c.
50C;
; . - 60c.
' '-"75c.
:' . 1.00
:;1.50 each.
$1.-00
a
out eale.
Tffi Til lOll
U wm pay ewry purchiser to come and get
for
26 lush SUk Umbrellas at
28
Special
Onr Enlire Slock of Strau DaCn
L at and Belpv? Cos
NORFOLK JACKETS.
Ttev sell ranldlv unn u hum i.
slmersulis : : " 60 ul"em ou hand.
Our puces must selUur Many other
- LEADWG ci.OTniEKS AWD TAILORS. r
Our Leader Shirt, at 60 eentsor $3 60 per half doz., cannot be duplicated by any noose In the State.
A Posttlre and Permanent Core Tor Djmpe'p la '
and Indigestion. ,
Symptoms of Dtsp pgu.--One of the most common anddlrect of an, is
an uneasiness In the region of the stomach felt soon after taking food! '
This uneasiness is variously dwerlbed as fullness, weight or oppression
!rSft8,,f.t5Sa,,0,macll?a8 "Swelled-'' The aWe feeling ill somS:
times telt after drinking water. Flatulency, or gaseous distension of tbe
stomach- and bowels, iructation, or belching of the gas or "wind" from
the stomach. Vomiting or spitting up of the food" Water-brash and
lIUi S.' Pfn- m the region of the heart, with palpi-;
tadon or "fluttering, with oulck, short or difficult breathing! Headache, i
with constipation of the bowels, dullness, "swimmlnir or llirhtneH" of
uerore. I tne ueau. J-oui WJieue.wilB a "mil."
month. Torpid liver, with a sense of fullness In the right side and pain m the right sholderT Pain
in the small of the back .in the region of the kidneys with dark colored urine. CouV whlchis often
attributed to consumption, to which dyspepsia-may lead if neglected. AsthmalToften Tcaused br
dyspepsia, and when produced from other causes to aggravated by dyspepsia. Mental depressioiTdes.
TOndency, melancholy, nervousness, "sick spells." faintness," a aeiSeor wearinessrianur. "stu
Pld or dull feelings," Inability to sleep, and when it tan he nhtuinnri it u nrt. iiuh.!i k. ..Vi...
ant dreams, nightmare. 4c. These are some of .
disease, a very few rersomi being entirely at air
toms being present In all eases, depending upon
nas surrered irom it, ana tne otner diseases, complications, &c. to which this disease has slven rim.
bold oy ail aruggis-s.
The Charlotte
Is
-
;
nTTTr.KFPTNGr PT
MAiHn.rIH;K PIANOS.
- KttMT PIANOS.
AkioN PIANOS.
MASON AND HAMLIN OK(tANs.
PAOKAKD OKOHbASTKAL-ORGANS.
; ;- BAY STATK-( )K(A NS.
PRICES: - - .-' - "r
THE LO WEST!
THE EASIEST!
Also Pianos and Organs for rent at reasonable rates.
Write for circulars and full inlormation. - '
Address V. T. BARN WELL, Manager,
filHIlilG
R.R. LANDS
in Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, :
' Idaho, Washington and Oregon.
From Itke Superior to Facet Sound, . .
At prices ranging chiefly from $2 to IS per acre,
on B to 10 yeaiVtlme. This is the Best Country
lor securing Good Homes now open lor settlement.
ago acre 01 uomrauwn;
Land Free under the Honiesu-ad
nd Timber Culture Laws. IiOTB
-10.818.433' Aeres """ , f
HAII' of all the Public Und VCotinm.
were in the HortVwrn Pacific country.
u... ent FREE, deBcribine the iorUerii
SfiXAe Country ,th 'Y1
the FREE Government lida. Addreie. OH ASB.
'AKBOEN, Land Com'r, H. P. B. 8U rul. Jimn.
mayldSm ' .
Allan's Fly Brick,
(The LitUe Giant Fly Killer.)
One Brick will last a whole season. - Full direc
tions with each, 10 cents each. .-, - :
- K. H. JORDAN & CO., Druggists.
DUFFY'S PORE MALT WHISKY,
; - Tor Medicinal purposes. For sale by-
S. H JORDAN & CO., Druggists.
IVORY SOAP.
Tor sale by
B. H. JORDAN & CO.,
. Springs' Corner.
LIGHTNING ERADICATOR
And JAPANESE CLEANSING CREAM, for remov
lns crease, paint, oil and pitch from silk, carpets
and woolon goods. 25 cents per box or bo' tie. -.
Springs' Corner. - Druggists.
HE-NO-TEA
Is the best Ior the p:1c Vi. end l-16th pack
ages. Forsateby-. B. H. JOSDAN & CO.,
Dniiss isomer. ,
A LAESE STOCK OF
Turkish Tovels, Gloves and Straps,
'At B.
H. JORDAN & CO.'S, '
Druggists. Springs' Corner.
ROYAL B&KIKG FOViDER,
Horsford's Bread Preparations and Patapsco Pow
der, at K. H. JUKliAW S WJ.'S,
iMZEES FOS -TEE TSE91T.
Made of best Metal and Rubber. At
B. H JO ED AN & CO.'3, Brssie.
- We have the largest and best assorcaisnt ot -
Toilet aci Brir Brustes.
?.) !!. JORDAN & CO.,
V PBI.1GS' CORNKU.
WANTED
TO SELL
100
One Hundred Farms In JlwVlenburg, Cabarrus,
Rowan, Cieawiand, T!ut-m. ivti' iierlord and oilier
cojii.es lu v io. -i C j. i, by t a
prices be.'
ore purchasing elsewhtre.
the Week:
$2.50
3.00
.
Dont forget, our All-Wool Cas-
goods at prices that will move theni call and as
: DYSPEPTIC MIXTURE,
bitter., ar MinRtnml tjut nf t r iff.. ri.i
the most prominent symptoms of this widespread
times free from tt One or more of these symp.
Individual peculiarity, length of time the nersnn
- . - ,
Headquarters ..in the - Caro-
, . . --"t .- '
Unas for ' the following cele- .
:
brattid instruments, viz:
ANOS;
.-- '-i
' It is THE GREAT SOUTHERN REKEDT tor tbe
bowels. It is one of the most pleasant nd effi
cacious remedies for all summer complaints. At
a season -when-violent attacks of the bowels are
po frequent, some speedy rel icf should be at hand,
the wearied mother, losing sleep in nursing the
Tittle one teething, should use this medicine.
CO cts. a bottle. Send Sc. stamp to W alter A.
Tavlor, Atlanta, Ga., for Riddle Book. '-
Taylor Cherokee Remedy of Sweel Joo
and Mullein will cure Coughs, Croup and Con
sumption. Price, 85c and 1 a bottle, i-.
The Ocean Hougo,
" MOREHEAD CITY,
Dr. WM.H: fiOWERTON,Uanagr
Summer and Winter Resort.
ALL THE YEAR EOUKD.
Beadlly accessible by rail from all great lines ot
travel
Situated on the waters of Beaufort Harbor, In
broad view of the Atlantlo Ocean, Its proximity to
the Gulf Stream renders H tbe most pleasant Sum
mer Resort and Whiter Home on the Sout h Atlan
tic Coast, for pleasure-or health. Furniture and
fittlrgs new throughout Electric Bel's and mod
ern improvements. Table supplied with every
delicacy of land and water. -
Bath Houses attached, and best Surf Bathing on
the Atlantic Coast -- . -
Largest and finest Sharpie Sailing fleet of any
Atlantic port
Specially inviting to invalid seeking Quiet com
forts and rest
Splendid fishing sports and abounding game ot
every variety. -t
United States SInal Station at Fort If aeon re
cords this climate as tbe most desirable, tcroupn
out the year, and eminent physicians are tmi'd in
recommendinr the soft temperature ande-ntair
of Morehaad City to all clmtswe . ot InvaUus and
health seekers. -. t ..-..
JuneSdtf r ' ,
SULIIVAH'S II2L
Near Charleston, ih Carolina,
rtu k 1. ... .
H.-ilfs delehratftd urt'.lt.irr V .nA tiA fWVo'-'-n
from Boston, isass.
Two brand Otiea A'r Concerts Dal'.y.
brana hod ewv eveiunv. ;
Surf I,.i..i'. V
Eates iioiu 11LU
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