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DAILY CHARLOTTE OBSERVER: SUNDAY. . SEPTEMBER 6, 1885
. (Continued from seventh vaae. ) '
. tne streets, wmcn being secured, tne
horse cars will be run in ' Charlotte.
. Both these ' enterprises will bring
monev to Charlotte rind arid fr the
r ..JKWCTBlb LIGHT. ,
; During the past year one electric
Jight plant has been h established in
the city at a cost to the purchasers of
c$8, 000.. The light was placed in the
cotton seed oil mill of Oliver Broths
' ers, arid has been giving satisfaction
the lamps during the milling season,
having been lighted from dark to
dawn, uninterruptedly save on Sun-
day nights. The contract for another
cicvuiu ljgiii piaub U03 uccu tvcuuut
by Oates Bros , proprietors - of the
-. Charlotte cotton mills, Mr, J). A.
Tompkins, to whom the contract was
awarded , is. now engaged in the work
and will shortly have the mills light-
ea by ; one hundred arcs. . An electric
light plant was purchased during the
past year for use at the Rudisill gold
mine, but has not 'yet been put in
working order. Several propositions
to light the city by electricity: have
been made to and "considered by the
board of aldermen, but no definite
action has been taken. '
; BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Charlotte's three Building and Loan
Associations have done a flourishing
business during the "past year, and
the close of business Sentember 1st
found them, all in a prosperous con.
dition. The Mutual Building and
Loan was organized April 1881, and
its present paid up cash capital is
$109,995.68 invested in 109 real estate
mortgages and 18 stock notes being
loam with the stock as' collateral.
The loans average a little less, there-
tore, than $800. Rate of interest
charged 8 per cent, reduced to 7i to
borrower by profits " from shares
redeemed and compound interest.
There are now outstanding 14,11
shows, first class,298,second class and
442 third class. "Value of shares to
date first class $70,30 jsecbnd class $19,
82; and third class $5,77. This assos
ciation is what is called the permas
nent, or perpetual, having adopted
the plan ofopening anew series every
year. ". ; -
The Mechanics Perpetual,Building
5C Loan, yesterday opened its sixth
series of stock. This . associa-
non nas outstanding in . loans
$43,458.10; cash $397.32; stock $43,
first series, $37.21 per share ; second
series $29.06; third series $21.25;
fourth series $13.61, and fifth series
665.
The Peoples Building and Loan is
the oldest organization of the kind in
thecity4 being now in its fourth year.
The report of the secretary just made
out, shows a net gain for the past
twelve months of $6,25 per share.
loans $23, 509.85 ; cash $1,500. The
premium per share has grown to $13.
jfew Yorli Bank Statement.
The , bank statement for the past
week shows: Loans, increase, $4,743,-
ouu; specie decrease, $1,351,500; les
gal tenders, decrease, $3,743,100; de
posits, decrease, $336,800 ; circulation.
vQiow, reserved increase
$50,110. The banks now hold $518,
897,748 in excess' of the 5 per cent
rule.
7. rJL
FORRENT.
- a comionaDie uonage. , containing six rooms.
On tne lot Is an excellent wen and garden. i4Near
curuer oi jrupiar ana jpgnui streets. Apply to
septtfdlt M. REALLY.
We are now running on fuUtlmeiVFuniltare
manufactured by us Is kept ' by Jfte eojterpnslng
furniture dealers In this city.' Sve make only the
4 best and most substantial Id ' the ? market NO
SHODDY GOODS. Ask for goods matepy us and
you will get the worth of your , mpuey ur name
Is on each piece. - we solicit the patronage of the
public and guarantee satisfaction -0 i;
Respectfully, ; hizyjO 3i '
t- ELLIOTT fe MAESH.
June20dtt . ftp . t
NOTICE;7i
i!
Our respective stores will be dose on Thursday,
Sept 10th, and Saturday, Sept 19tn, pi account of
WITTKOWSKY &. BABVC H,
ELIAS &COHES.
sept6-9-13-!8
AND
THE LATEST
I
MOST
IFORTiNT!
J: A Kentucky Assassination.
Louisville, Ky., Sept. 4. Lindsey
Buckner walked up behind A, L.
Snyder last night and shot him dead.
Buckler escaped. -
l atal Gas Explosion.
Decatur, III., Sept. 4." Anexplo
sion of gas m the mine of the Decatur
.Coal Company severely burned four
miners, two fatally.
. It is said that the development of
the phosphate, industry in North Car
olina has brought $50,000,000 into
the State since 1868. '
!t is estimated that that it will re
quire $19,055,555.52 to run the city of
Philadelphia during the next fiscal
year.
JOHN Mm
DEALER IN
Choice Family
brocer
ies,
CONFECTIOIS,
TOBACCOS, CIGARS, Etc.
HTGHEST MARKET PEICE PAID FOB
Country Produce.
Corner Tryon and Sixth Streets, opposite Metho
dist church, Charlotte, N. C. . - julyig
r TREASURY DEPABTMBNT.
Office of Cohttroixkb oe. yapECuBHENcr,
Washington, lugust 15th, 1885.
Wheekis, By satlsfactonievtdence Dresented to
the undersigned, It has been mad&toaoDearthat
THE FIRST NATIONAL SANKor Charlotte. In
thecity of Charlotte. In th9. county ot Mecklen
burg, and State of North Carolina; has compiled
with all the provisions of , the "Act of Congress to
enable National Banking Associations to extend
their corporate existence for other purposes," ap
proved July 12th. 1882, - . ,
Now, therefore, I, John LakGworthy, Dep
uty and Acting Comptroller of the Currency, do
hereby certify that THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Charlotte. In tbe city of Charlotte, in the county
oi MecKienourg, ana state or North Carolina, Is
authorized to have succession for the period speci
fied In its amended articles of association, namely
until close of business on August 28," 1905.
---i m testimony wnereor witness my hand
skal and Seal of office this ; I6th day of Au
( vv ) gust, 1885. :a . . n
J. S. LANGWORTHV.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller ot Jthe Currency.
av. im. augisain
Have Just Tecelved a full line ot Ladles', Misses'
ana cmiaren 8
Fall Hats.
Sometfaioir New in -Neckwear.
. - koc
Veilings, Ladles' Eton Jackets, etc.
-r- sJ ,f i . .
Also a Complete Stock of Fancy
Feather Tips,
BIRDS :-: -WINGS,
SilU Velvets and RiTlns,
Ladies Silver dray Circular,
Dnslles, Etc., Etc. k
Entrance through Gray & Co's shoe store, Trade
MRS. BESOlV & REET1ES.
(J
NEW GOODS
ST, RECEIVED.
Fancy New Crop Bice, Ferris Pig Hams, Bone--less
Bacon and smoked Beef. No. 1 Mack
' erel In Kits and loose "in Barrels. Our
Roller Patent' Flour gives entire '
satisfaction. Try' It ! and you
will use none other;
We Keep a Full Line ol
Coffees, green or roasted, Sugars, Molassep, Sugars,
Syrups, Bacon, Lard; Meal, Ttye and Gra
ham Flours. Bottled and -
Canned Goods all Kinds,
WILSON'S CRACKERS A SPECIALTY.
BARNETT & ALEXANDER.
Free delivery. Telephone
call 81.
T( ) THE
Baying
roDiic.
xne large stock of HARD WARE we have on
hand must be sold before the first of the year, we
are now agents for the Llddell
Boss Press
And the Llddell Patent Saw Mill, both of which re
celved high prizes at the World's Exposition.
Llddell k co. are giving their entire attention to
manufacturing their Presses and Saw Mills, while
their agents sell their machinery. We ate now
selling
FIRE PROOF SAFES, ENGINES, PLANING MA
CHINES, CANE AND FLOUR MILLS,
And all kinds of Machinery, and must therefore
close out all . of our Hardware, which Includes
... PLOWS, AXES, TOOLS-KNIVES, GUNS,
And other articles too numerous ' to enumerate
We promise to Bell Hardware lower than any firm
In Charlotte, for It must be sold. Remember that
and call upon us.
Brem & McDowell ,
. FOR RENT.
Dwelling house on South Tryon street, adjoin
ing the residence of Dr. S. E. Bratton. Ytry con
veniently located for a boarding house.. ' ;
Charlotte Ileal Estate Agency.
"ANA
At sMAK!
How lew understand what
a perfect fit is? That painful
pexiod of "breaking in" is deem
ed essential ' to . every new
outfit.' This Is positively' un
necessary. "The scientific
principles applied to the num
erous shapes and sizes of "the
Han an" shoe, insures perfect,
fit, and their' flexibility, abso
lute freedom from the tortures '
of " breaking: In," as they are
easy and comfortable from the
first day. Sold everywhere.
Ask your shoe dealer for ihem. '
HANAN & SON. . ,.
i
A. E. 11AIKI! & RRO..
Agents for Charlotte
etlOeodtf
RICFIII AND iAIVIIE
RAIIROAD.
N. C. DIVISION. ;-
Condensed Schedule.
TRAINS GOING NORTH:
May SI, 1885.
Leave Charlotte,
" Salisbury,
" High Point,
Arrive Greensboro,
Leave Greensboro,
Arrive Hlllsboro,
w Durham, '
" Raleigh,
Leave Raleigh,
Arrive Goidsboro,
No. 61,
Dally.
4.50 a m
6.32 a m
7.45 a m
8.17 a m
9.85 a m
11.89 a m
12.13 n m
1.2a p m
2.28 p m
4.40 p m
No, 53,,
Daily.
6.80 p m
7.50 p m
8.62 p m
9.18 p m
No. 15 Dally except Sundays
Leave Greensboro 10.00 p m
Arrive at Raleigh 6.00 am
Arrive at Goldsboro 11.00 am
, No. 51onnect8 at Greensboro with R&D BB
for all points North, East and West of Danville.
At Salisbury with W. N. C. R. R. for all points In
Western N. C. At Goldsboro with W. & w; R. R.
dally. Nos. 51 and 58 connect at Greensboro with
R. & D. R. R. and for all points on Salem Branch.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.'
May 31,1885. No. 50, No. 52,
- Dally. Dally.
Leave Goldsboro, - 12.35 p m r
Arrive Raleigh, 3.00 pm
Leave Raleigh, 5.00 pm
Arrive Durham, 6.07 pm
" Hlllsboro, 6.47 pm
" -Greensboro. 9.00 p m
Leave Greensboro, 11.21p m 9.86 am
Arrive High Point, , n.65 p m 10.05 a m
Salisbury. 1.05 a m 1L10 a M
" Charlotte, 2.50 a m 12.85 p m
No. 16 Daily except Sunday. "
Leave Goldsboro 7.45 pm
Arrive Raleigh 11.45 pm-
Leave Raleigh 12.85am;
Arrive Greensboro 8.80 am
No. 50 Connects at Salisbury for all points on W
NCBB, and at Charlotte with A & C AJtr-Llne for
all points in the South and Southwest..
No. 52 Connects at Charlotte with C, C4ABB
for all points South and Southeast, and with A & C
Alr-Llne for all points South.
N. W. N. C. RAILROAD.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Greensboro,
Arrive Kernersvllle,
Arrive Salem,
GOING NORTH.
Leave Salem,
Arrive Kernersvllle,
Arrive Greensboro,
No. 50.
Dally,
11 85 p m
12.89 p m
1.17 pm
No. 61.
Dally,
6 55 p m
7.30 p m
8.35 p m
No. 52
Daily.
9.4fi a m
10.50 a m
11.25 a m
No. 53.
Dally.
6.40 a m
7.09 a m
8.05 a m
STATS UNIVERSITY R. R.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Chapel Hill,
Arrive University,
GOING SOUTH.
Leave University,
Arrive Chapel Hill,
No. 1.
Daily
ex. un.
10.25 a m
11.25 a m
No. 4.
Dally
ex. Sun.
6.80 p m
7.31 p m
No. 8.
Dally
ex. Sun.
5.00 p m
6 00p m
No. 2.
Dally
ex. Sun.
11.54 a m
12.54 p m
BUFFET SLEEPING CARS WITHOUT CHANGE.
. On trains 50 and 61. between New York and At
Sr' . uciwccu wreensDoro ana Ashevule. -Throueh
Pullman RlMwg nn tnina ro eo
between Washington and Augusta, and Richmond
S?d u03116' Greensboro and Richmond, and
EThrOUeh tickets on .mlA at. araoniWi Doi
oigu, uviuBuoro, oaiisDury and Charlotte, for all
vymw uuum, txiuuiwoDi, west, norm and East
For emigrant rates to Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas
and the Southwest. addmM . .
A. It. K1VJSS. . M. ST. A TTOTTTTTft . -
2d V P & Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
. Richmond. Va.
A. R. & B. KISBET,
W h o I esa I e G roce ry
-AND
Commission Merchants.
BINGHAM'S f
Established ) is the only School
m ior , Doys m tne
179 S South with GAS
bathhouse.
Special terms to young men of small means.
The 183rd session begins August 25th.
For catalogue, address -
- MAJ. R. BINGHAM,
Ju!yl7 - i Bingham School. N. C.
TURNIP SEED,
fresh .stock at THOMAS REESE & CO. '3.
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY REPOSITORY.
A fnii lin of Carrlas. BiiMifta. Phaetons, Carts
Spring Wagons, etc., of the best makes and latest
styles, on hand. ;
IST-Vehicles made to order and repaired.
A. C OTJTCHISOHf CO ,
Charlotte, N. C, next to Wadsworth's Stables.
pr25sunly ;
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FOR SALE.
-t One dwelling house on B strpt n r '
lot 50x198. convenlenl Tto bineatePHan(I
O One dWeUing on South TryonTw 51,700
Dresidence of Dr. BrattoniTroote,0111
. pantry, weU of water, weU )ocStL n3
house. ;; Price. S3.000. , : ; , . 101 boarding
5: One dwelling oh corner of ct. '
streets, 6 x()oms.. Wtehen wen iota
Jeet on. Graham 'street lffi f eet nl' 1( MO
very desirable property. fticeiL10tl street.
inth .:L' iu rooms !
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wou m water In yard: lot ; forio. "iJiflent:
10, .lories. 7 KroZJM? SOo
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TELE NICEST- CRACKERS
. ' " 4 mr the city,
At S. M. HOWELL'S
Xeleplione 27. ;
ter; iwo lots 99 on Trarf wT 'KU 01 !
very desirable proprt fF&F -
U One Hundred and Hftr iVrlr ,
of the City Umlts, 4oSmi thl
. weU located for a ff,?5 5? f Ir &run(U
timber, branch ffitS'1
acres meadow. Price feoSSSe about
15 saasMg-.
18 '&1$S2 isrSs-.
& Payne and others. hirnJ?s.of tam
unarlotte, and 18 from T jbavidanTT ver' B
Itagooddwemng.TrTOms al? np0Ue8e- Hasn
t-yi 6i aiua, grasses, corn, whoot uuoVJ
etc.: 85 acres eood hnnA,:J -ico, cottoi
ultlvatlon. Price is wai 1U sute
houlSt flqV116' 1 story 3-room
IV.N .
OL- taiWftmiffS? square 46, front
to C strait nStSP rtp?et- and "nlng through
- wa0 ouu cinau srorenouse.
Ri) TZPtoprovedlots corner Smith and
w vw VABU JUU.
fktfk fm 4 m
i.i Y Zii Irame cottage, rooms, lot 60x150
the TZhd'on street, neu
Price Jl 000 i0 acoji-or a smau tamllj,
.-14 ; at-wwesvuie, N v C.,; 22 ther
t t vats, 1 pool. 2 lime 1 shop house 18x22 bark
house, bark mill house, - stable? dwelUng; 10 m
iUJ. u vi ucara on reasonaDie terms.
-f aesiraDie tarm, containing 162141
tiJ acres, about threee mUea west of Charlote
&aroIma Central railroad,, known as the
JUniUS HaVRS farm aH1nfn1ti : - t-fea 1or, n. I
iBrtnger and othersTleven-room dwelling!
uwotKU 1 lULLUf 1(11 f Ifl fffVVl ronSIT nn thai
viouuros. frtjjL- waierea ana in a cnad nehh
hood. "Price per acre $3Q - I
Sfi Sr?ict of 1311(1 containing 75 acres, lying ml
v. A , t, u- B1X mnes east or uolum-l
DUS. Oh this Dlace is tha Snlnn ftnlH Minn
-7" Tract of land containing 600 acres lying Ini
' I Rutherford count N n a mnae fmmPnfn.
ersordton and 20 miles from Shelby, apple orctard
on tne place, small two room dwelling, fine Um
bered land, p ne, early maple, walnut, oak.kc,
dpouc acres under cultivation. Gold mine on
the place This property Is known as the Cook
juuio i as m. rr.ee $3,om
Qtt Tract of land' containing 134 acres In
jy mecKJenburg county, N. C, 8 miles frond
fuidriuiie. good store house 4 rooms, good orchard
naacws under cultivation, ; balance In plneandj
i u iitois, guia mine on property. Price $a peri
Lot fronting on Morehead st, 99x366 feet t
eiuiui iwo-rmm nnnaA nmii int. nw eer.nntnr
,-,i-f - -. - ' ""i t
j-i. tiwiu ucca. xtico oou.
J.1 ?"lve;room dweningwlth kitchen and stable,
t:J- lot 99x198 on West Trade street, beautlfc
grove and wen of good water. Price $2,200.
19 One story frame dwelling and lot onStonel
Trf wall street PrUvizm. I
i : One lot and a half lot, unimproved, on tt
curuer oi a ana ilia streets. Tice vxu
IK-One story frame store house 20x60 feet, lo!
f i 24x100 feet, fronting on railroad, and oof
unimproved lot in rear of above 100x125 feet, Dot!
ai aamoro, Moore county, N. C. tru e $45U.
A Two story frame dwelling, four rooms, hanl
xJ stable, smoke house, good well, some M
wvva, auoui acre or land, m baniord, moore
N.C. Price $l,3oa . . . j
in Fifty" one acres of land, 23 acres under em
trl vatlon. talance tlmhpr. mostlv Dime. SOUi
oak. Two tenement houses on place, lying on ttf
edge of Sanf ord, Moore county, N. C. Price $SS
(The above three tracts will be sold together
separately, and if purchaser desires can secure g
fusal Of a stock nf i?nnda nf nri a freed UDODM
Lweeu uimseu ana ine owner.)
: FOR RENT.
Storeroom on Colleee street, west eide. latelyof
cupled by J. Shannonhouse & Co. f
Storeroom in Morenead buildine. on VH
street, at nresent nnminlfirt hv ftohiff a Co.
New Storeroom on R Htreet. hpf.ween Sixth H
seventh streets. J
Dwelling on B . and D . railroad, between 8th
viu Btieets. verv convenient to eiiiou a ju""
iurniiure iactoiy or Newcomb's planing vams
B. E. COCHRANE, MaMPj
Charlotte
sept2dtf
A Teacher WanleC
FOB THE COLORED GRADED SCHOOL.
'Owlnato the reslematlon of one of thefanj
teachers In the Colored ftmtad School, there
vacancy to be filled at the next meeting a
8cbool board. Any one desiring to appl?Ior1
position will please call on the undersignea,
Tha nrhM. flmnAn nrlll nnlin HI
Sentember 14th. at 9 a. m . and the colored
TnOflQ OArt-omKA 1 CfV n coma hA'.lT.
Bepcfiaiw v. - v : T.J. JTUiiiWiMw7l
SCHOOL NOTICE.
Miss TT. TWOnRTB WfTI nnon hop Hfthool 00 W
me vtn or September, imr assisted vj
sepldlw
Did
you
Sup
pose Mustang Liniment only goJ
for horses?- ' It is for inflame
tion of allflesb. ...
augldlm