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The erjagtatiized ea ts.s extracted from erase and
frurs most wonaernil proauct rjm na'ure'B i
i;n'ia ott- " ic u in jwr uumrn ma vaveis a
sres ic for the fagged weary or worn oat It curss
suk btml!iiF, djspepl, stomach and bowel
c juylaiiits; noows i : btlicutness. stimulates the
lwr utianeaHnvcuon. contracts the effect of
imiurei jrarer and the exuesstve use of a coboMe J
twwrtue and prevents the abso ntlon ol malaria-
Slip lies
to the system tue want of sound, pi.
fruit, h
t. ', Pfanarert b the v t. ... IT.
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Beware of I tiaiitms. l'no genuine in "bine
wr,. pets only.' - - - -.
-iend for circulars t : EV4NOVITCH.
iKem-i-al American Manager, P. (-Box 1968. New
is Off.'. iaun.R H Jo dan ft ColVX. K.
sufl Druggists, ha-lotte. N.C. ' -
.anjUdAwly ' v- y Mention tola paper.
One TJ'dLIBjLj.t
r
, Eighth year of the u.dS8 of ttie.' Centuy,-. :
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Th famous "Vassar Bwnty'the
an tue Mg o-ieontiesLia uiioit Barnes .
i Two Mllon Collar Play, t: f
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SUPPOKTID BT A
C'niplete Dramatic Csmpaav.
Prtcaa
as uraat feats at Central Bote! cigar
Stand
marSl:
FOR RENT. I
l rx room DWKLLIN0 goad well of water and
,Kdiuru, vu ixvci'ui lucvk uw alia VHI' JSalr
' Apriilf -I : J- W. WADSW0BTH.
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riCE'S rATENT IMPBOVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS
mFEcn.ij twu TOf buum nd fwfim Um wwk .f tk.
. .tonl drdm. InvUfbl.. cuuiftwubk Mid wt. Ib pwllly. AU
conTcmUifV 4 erea wiiiMn hMrd 4UthKtty.'sMLfcrillwrtW
hook with testtmonhli, FR EE. AddraH vaUaF. HJSCOX.
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.' ubs fcu. iu.u: mum w, em
decay like ghinglM or tir eomi
to Apply;
ttons ad dnr&ble: at half tne east of tm.
Is alaoa
UBsrriy;xK tor- rwsTKK mt Hull the
Coat. CARPBTS and RUiS of same .l
doable tb wear of OB Clotha. Oatalovae and aamolei
TREE. I W. H. VAT CO, CAJUt&S,K.
P.
UTf Send a sketch or model of In- j
veuuon, aud so tutor examina-
ilou. -ADDllcaUous for fAT-
c.i. . o ui tortti ana prosecutea tiejeciea esses.
InfrlDgementt. Interferences, and legal opinions a
specialty, S'nd s'amp for '-Book, on Patents.".
BnKBYiwiSK trVKjNJtrr, tMUcitor oi ratenta.
Attorn-)! Ht Law and Counsellor In Patent Causes
WASHINGTON. D. C. . f ...
Betereuees ElfiOS 4 CO., Bankers.' FecondNa-
WANTED Iff CHARLOTTE.
An energetic business woman
to solicit. and tae orders frr The
M DAMS GK1-.WOLD Patent
baart-Supportlng Corsets. These
eonets have been extensively ad
vertised and eokl by lady ean-
vassers tn cast ten years, wbico.
with their superiority, has created
a large demand for them through
oat' the United States, and .any
lady who will give her time and
energy to canvassing for them can
soon build up a permanent and proa table business
Tbey are not sold by merchants and we give ex-
elusive territory, tberaby giving the agent entire
control of these superior corsets -m the territory
assigned her. we have a large number of agents
who are makln a erand success selling these
goods, aiid we desire such In every town. Address
r -a,- n m j-i Ary n. a -vaToab
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Chablotte, Columbia ahd AueusrA BAilboad, )
M , I rREAaUBRR B OFFICRr f
launuLA, d. v., mtuxa n, ioot. i j
become due on the first day of April. 1888. .4mi b i
ihu ov iue jjairruiu mim duu vx .-.ow .wm .j,
and at the Central National Back of Columbia,
8.C. I J. C B. SMITH.
mu30d3t - J- l. Treasurer.
; TO LET. H
i Cv. six room house on Seventh and A street.
' Larg - yarn and good well oi water. : Immedl-
B. B. JOBDAN ft CO ,
Springs' Corner.
1 mar30d2t
-:o:-
Jost recstved. a new stock of .
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Banging In price fiom
100?
to . S45 00
& BOYllE,
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ltd A.
Bales ft Son, - , . r--"
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v- Charlotte, W. C.
West
rade Street
TO DAY
ft A";l?t hinnflfJ ri-,ffott f. ITft i
4nl an aboBdenee of otter a wrtment a$ &
t) H. FEDDEN'S 1
bakxbt. -fi
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CURE
JUoT. RECEIVING
THE BEST STOCK OF GOOD3 D?
THE CITY IN OUR LLNC !
A. K. '& (V7 B. XTISBLr,
- THURSDAY, APRIL 1. 1886.
? .rrm city
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
s ; ' Correct for the current month.
, ; BlCHMOHB AMD IUHTILU AXB-LlHX.
fc. GO-Arrives at Charlotte from Richmond at
4 o a. m. Leaves for Atlanta at 8s00 a. m.
No .61 Arrires at Charlotte from Atlanta at BiOO
a. m. Leaver for Blchmond at 6 AO a. m. -
s.. a Arrives at Charlotte-from Blchmond at
ixs p. m. Leaves lor Atlanta at 1 p. m.
N )-6.t -Arrives at Charlotte from. Atlanta at 6 06
p. m. Leaves for Blchmond at 6:40 p. m.
, bty- i Jrelsht and Passenger Train leaves for
Atlans at 630 a. m.; arrives from Atlanta at 8 SO
p.m. ,
0 I VIfm,OOL(!MBU AHD AU8U9TA. "
: Arrivw ttom Columbia at 6:16 p. m. '
I Leaves 'i Colombia at 1 p. m. -r
C, C. ft A. a.. T. 40. Drraroa. -
Arrives fr nn StatesvUle at 1130 a. m.
, Leaves tor. stemito at 60 p. m. i '
ti- r CABOUH A CENTRAL, . S
Arrtve from Wilmington at 1JS0 m.; Leave for
OTiunwKwn ais.it p. m.
Arrtve from Lawinburg at 8 48 p. m.; Leave for
Laorinbtm rt7 m m
Leave for Shelby at 805 p. a.; arrtve from Shelby
General Delivery opens at 80a. m.; doses at
fxwp.ia.
'Money Order Department opens at B.00 a. m.;
Btoseeattuupbia. . ,.--
Weather Indications.
Midddle Atlantic States-. Clearing.
cooler weather, preceded in northern
portion , by rain, westerly winds in
soutnern portion. ? i J i- r?
-"South Atlantic States: Fair, gener
ally cooler weather, westerly, winds.
East Gulf States: Fair weather,
winds generally southwesterly, slow
ly rising temperature,. u
-West Gulf States:! Fair, slightly
warmer weather -variable f winds,
generally southerly. . -v '
Ohio Valley .and, Tennessee: Clears
ihg. weather3c6olerB m eastern .per
tion of Ohio.' Valley, slowly , rising
temperature elsewhere, preceaea by
nearly stationary temperatur.. -,
" . ladex to New Adverusemeais.
. Wlttkowsky A Barach Caroline corsets,
f " Blanche Curtlsse at opera house April 7th.
I 3 W. Wadsworth Dwelling to rent -
. : : ! r-
W Settlements for debts due Tee Observer :
or myself by Col c- W: Ah xander, or Mr. U. A. :
iwai, mm j recognaea u mis omce.
, CHAS. B. JONES, -
. i - - .-r -Xdltor and Proprietor.
. I XOCA1V RIPPIJCS.
. Look out for April delusions to
day- 'i i - ' .' v -
i-Snowrwas falling in the western
section of the Btate yesterday after- J
noon. - I
The law of the' State . prohibits I
the shooting of birds between today
and the first day of next November.-
y We are requested to state that
the members of the Helping Hand
Society will meet at Col. Bryce s resi
dence, this evening.
.The ladies of the city are arrang
ing for an art exhibition! at Boss &
Adams' store.' The exhibition will be
given at an early day. C": , . j
j j A meeting of the Parish Branch
of- the Woman's . Auxiliary will - be
held in St. Peter's church at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. A full attendance of
all the members is requested . ; .;''.
A freight train passing through
the east side yard last night struck a
8prungBwitch,and four bps cars took
to the crossties. " Not" much damage
was done, but ; trie' noise somewhat
disturbed the circus exercises, going
on under the tent near by.
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-r-The circus has survived the flood, I
1 j.. iTu : '!t L. j .w I
and though the wirrt made the tens I
flW i;w - ol,flmoa .lAtr,M I
flap Jike a -.washerwoman's cJothes j
line yesterday, there was a big crowd
tor enioy the i performance. , Last
-night's show was said to have been
about the best yet. I : ;
In consequence of the delay -to
the Afr Line . passenger train, no
north' bound train left this place yess
terday afternoon. .jThe, train ; went
put forthe north after clock last I
night.; The-wcoming train from the I
non-n war. yue uur wiu muru-1
i v messenger .irom tne Araue
street depot came uprtown iast mgnc i
,f or a doctor to attend unknown
man wild had fallen off the platform
and was believed' to taveilroien one
of his legs.' An hour later a telephone J
i ... v,i.'r-Wt.iri:.J
message stated that tbeTnan was sits
ting in a corner fast asleep, and evi
dently doing welL His leg was only
sprained. :; :;i i :y "s'. '. ! ';::';.
iuerw wtu) uuviKiuiuanuu vi up
Knights of Laborlast night. At the
meeting at the Mayor's court room
sayen trades were represented and
ones representative from each : trade
was appointed as a committee to pro
Vide for, a public meeting to-night at
the court-hcuse if it can be procured,
t which time and piacean organusa-
UOu Will LM3 yeriw; lieu, . . 4. uoro woo-n
large meet ins; last night and touch
interest was manifested. One of the '
Messrs, Newcomb presided. ' V
Storm' aad Calm.
? nna niilnlr TaafAPilav. mnrninir
and continued at -intervals until af -
lter daylight.: It was the heaviest
rain known in this section for months
past, and what few farmers could
get to town ..yesterday, said tnat it
will be a week yet before the -ground
.can be ploughed. r Yesterday after
noon the wind commenced blowing
from the noith, and it cleared, off
cold. The - temperature last ( night
was such that people found it com
f of table to sit around fires. - -
A Play With a Moral. ; .
About the play i VOnly a Farmer's
Daughter, tofbe presented in ouc
opera house on Wednesday, April 7,
Dy JlLlBB jlUUMZWS VU4 VIDCDj , mo . . T iu
&ar beauty," wo see it stated' that one
thousand dollars jn cash was the sum
actually paid by a well-tosdo genlle
man in Montreal, - Canada for. a re
production at that place of the play.
For that night he. extended invitas'
tions to his friends in general and to
a f Afltr - i-n'T-i rv ntA nnoB in - Tinr'i.ia'sii iur -
His case bad been similar, to that' of
:"".rrv. .rriTr t ; - .
tions, save tne extreme p wmuu mo
play writer makes the latter go, that
it transformed him into ' a new man
just as the author, makes, the result
WIU ijennox,: , imcji uiu tne )euuup
stop here. Therfi were four oher
... V . -LT 1 iZ
p-ontlemen who;, thus were maae
aware of their drifting conditions,
and "who turned from the error of
C:ir rays.
-
Trouble from the nainsBeported
la all Direct ioasTh Air Line
Washed Out -A Break In the
Carolina' CenlralDamaKe to
the Western jSortu Carolina.
l As one r-iult of -, the heay rain-
Btorm of Tuesdair night. ,the passen
ger train from Atlanta, due here yes
terday afternoon at 6 :20 o'clock," did
not arrive in Cnarlo t' until 13
o'clock last, night.;: This delay was
caused by a serious washout in the
Air Line track, at some 'point' in
Georgia. The Charlotte bounl pas
senger. train was caught on the'. At
lanta side of I the break, and the
lanta bound passenger., train -"-was-
caught on th& . Charlotte side The i
break occurred at a culvert yesterday
forenoon, and. as in the case of the
I fw urtviuuB May, was uisoovt r-JU
slide the previous day, was discovered
I in time to give all trains warning of
the track was washed out, . and or
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account of the soggy condition of the
ground, and the'1 swollen stream, the
work of repairing the break was a
very difficult and tedious one The
divisionCwreckmg traihwith a full
ere of bands, arrived at the scene
within an hour; after the washout
occurred, and he hands were at
once set to, work repairing the dam .
ages. .' , ';t '.- ,r- ':.-..:';' ' --
Mr. Austin, lineman for the Wes-.
tern ". Union ': telegraph , Company v
gathered up bis tools yesterday a
ternobn for a business "trip "up the
Western North Carolina road, where
heaw dainage "to both the railroad
and telegraph - properly "is reported..
The telegraph lines are almost anni '
hilated between Asheville and "Warm
Springs, and h on J the - Ducktown'
branch of the railroad some damage
to th9 track by washouts, has' occur
red. Informat on in . regard to the
situation on wio .western XNorin jar
olina road is hard to obtain, on ac
count of the wrecked telegraph lines.
but it is learned that the track between
Salisbury and AsheyiUe is u gKxi
order.-;: The trouble appears io be at
points beyond Asheville -- V-1 v
A washout on the Carolina Gen
tral, at a point between.Charlotte and
Rockingham is said to have! occur
red yesterday, but nothing very deN
inite in regard to its exten could be-.
. learned. ' ' The C.wktte trin for..
WUmibgton left on schedule time,
and it is inferred from this that' it
was expected to have the'break 'clear'
ed for the passage of that trains -
The Richmond and: Danville men
report . tremendous - trains- between
Charlotte and: Richmond,' but iip to
last eight no 'damage had 'been sus-
Ltained by that road, though at some
places the -road f appeared to pass
through great likes of muddy water
The Yadkin river was on ,a rapid rifB
and ' all" the
sma'ler streams were overfl swing the
lowlands.
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Lincoln Court. '". . ' ' .'
The celebrated injunction ; suifT)!
the Carolina Central Railroad Corns
pany 'against -the Boston and South
era Coos taction ..Company, is still
f(hanerinsr fira";in the 8urerior court 1
f0..5-0?. I
at LmcolutOn, and it may be several t
T.lnnnlnfn i f- wia-vr Ka aairAvif
. - j, r . : 1
yet before lt 18 lPOSed Of. The I
-aba was flreifcrl frravh 5 nVVvlr Thajj ' 1
case .was erguea xrom o o ciock xues . I
day afternoon to IP-o'clock; -thatl
night, and was then adjourned to 5 1
oclock yesterday afternoon.9 at which 1
i. .' k!' U.';!ii-v I
time it was to have been again called 1
up.
Yesterday mor aing, the. court look
up the regular docket, leaving . the
railroad case temporarily '' on. ..the
coblar. Thd Massey mill case was I
continued by" the Stato, though the I
defendant urged an immediate trial
There were about one huddred wit-
nAOdna in trta. naan - ani oa T.ininln
nas only, one week's term of court.
the probabilities were that should the
Massey case have . been taken up, it ;
would have occupied the entire week:
Four State prisoners were in the; jaii
at Lincolnton awaiting I iaU and it.
was decided to give attention to the
jail cases, in preference to the single
Massey. case. ' All the Charlotte' wit-
nesses came home last evening..
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How the Tramps are moving. .
The grand" army Of tramps IS UOW.I
on the return trip, and4etaChmentfl
pass-i through Charlotte every day I
for the North. The tramps move m.
squads;of. from Ito twen inem
bers,'and ir is seldom thaOhey are
cpon in tWnnmhara'than ten. i For I
r . " .., v .. j. I
the past two week gangs Qf the ira- I
termty have arrived daily at the pas- I
senger. depot here, generally spending
the night in and under the box-cars,
watching for a chance to steal a ride I
.
out ' On the first freight train. The I
foafArl wif.r. tpflmns and an rlAsrtAPAta I
p.w .. " 1
and - iofTminAf. urn t.hft Trtftlnntv -of I
them, that the brakemen hav aK
most ceased to "bother'thempre I
ferring to let them ride than to! run
the risks of a big. fight. The bnly
i - . - .y .1
reason erven for the Teturn North of 1
i .tW.r-4t,. ',.fr,aii nn I
uis aiua u vuaii w naniuvt
there is now beginning tQ turn warm.
Theae tramps are generally - impu
dent, desperate fellows, and our peos
on any pretext.;
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Ut pf te4ter. - ,
..... List of letters for the week ending
March 29,-1888.;-. "'"7,"'i -
JT Alexander. J P -A'exander,
Julia Adams,' Eli -Ballard, Cornelia
Berminger, Saral Burts, Mrs Mary J
Chameilia, Annie J. Carmichael Jim
Charinder, Maggie Christenburg, A-1
A Cathey: E D Colbert Oeilig Dickey
TYnlran Tno T.rtKl I
juioauio,
rriAn ' Editor r Daily ArgUS,' ThoS.
man' . vfi 1 tni-
OeffheV. Mrs B A HeUT.8, Mrs Ellga
y !? f.VTS ? -r" tr:-- r X
Will, C0l. W itt aouuswu, luiiw ju. I
r- inn Trwln . J H KitiRftv . I
J W Kendrick, ' Miss Kendall & Co.,
Mrs Mary ; McKays Zick Merclearrie,
J F McHair, Mrs Lura Miller, John
Monday. Xda Mjrriapn, Mrs Millie
Phifery Hannah Tomer, Maggie, Bx,
H L Smith,' RP Stewart, 2, Siasen &
Gallagher, Jas F Thornton, Edward
Thomas. J R Turned John Q Walker.
"When calling for any of tfie above
Isttsrs; please say advertised.
J. A. Yotjng, P, M)
pie should be. -warned against ier- wJ?reBrftW-.
mitting them to enter their premises" Jt)a-'A:
I. A nnlulWuntf rUll.
' " ""7 ,rr-u.u.w
t " r'- 1,?t4 WWJ
Auiey, rd oid-theatrittal favorite, ie
u olf tro stage forever; The curtain
was rung down on the final scenes of
his life at St; VincentV hospital, iff
Naw York, l wt Sunday night! Mr.
McAuI7 was an accomplished aetor
m ' what was known twenty-five
. - - . - , , J. .
years aso a , th.v Vltjj-!fimt bnsi-
netis.7 and miue time he- became the
leesae'of Wood's Jiuseum at' Cincin
n,ti, and eubsfqueutly built the present-
Ltuisville Taeatre. Bad -times
and. ; other .causek brought about
financial ruin, and .for the" last ten
jearsv, Mr. ;-.MeAuley,, has stan-ed
through .the country wiih his plays
;.'UncIe DauV and ;Tae Jersey man."
He also. a few years ago-made an ar-
tQn cvtiim Anf ... ETnn.mlTT 1? i U ; .
I "b"---t -nooiji j, u wuwu
I ne acted FalbtatI with-signal ability,
I . . ' . . . . .
treao closely upon the heels of fame,
and after several 1 di jastrbus seasons,
Mr: McAoley returned to New York,
.having last sKsted at Pope's Theatre in
'St. Louis, in Fubmarv. 1 -
A New Street Usht,
- Mr. Thomas Kirke,' representing
the Atlanta firm of Thomas Ku-kejot
Co, manuf Acftirers;; of the Vapor
Street LatnpJ Company has brought
'the attention of our street lamp Tjom
mittee to his . invention, .as a rival to
the keroseine - lamp used in lighting
Aha suburbs Oadrof .theseUJvapor
I lamps was burning lasti night at the
cpraer of College- and tFifth istreets.
Mr. Kirke claims that'thisiamDcives
a ho-hfc. fnllrMiMli.tei'-.La-
is ""j mv
chimnevs. does oot -smoke.' and ' cost
of Maintaining is about the ame as
such poor satisfaction. Atlanta1 has
I hsei.these; lamps in her 8ubui-bs;for
i u:?jw,"i!0r .vwiri viuco u
the north and .' west, where jthe gas
mains not extend. 'i'y-t - : .i
Charlotte's Cotton. V j
'March 'was aln6'nih of dulf prices
for cotfn.t inVtlje1 'face Qf that 4
fdht .Ih4 rWUfhWall YArlntta.fnv that 1
fflonthere very" encouragidgvbein 1
far in excess, of the receipts ,for the
same month of 1885, as the following
statement will show:
.... vT. .jy-'.fi
March 1886, bales received
March 1885 f',
1:2.' l;ii.,-.,i.-"-f
14052
't-QCii'oer'Marcn,'' '.o' 1413:
HABtftilns Bf
rtjL.uJ)aAio
MAaCB8lT8r8:osl?f ' '';.. X
t-
ca' KJWt
Proomce. v
j:
" -Bamiiiorb. Flooriiteady; Howard Street and
Western Superane 2 75i$35: Extra $3.E0'j
$110; Family' $4.3545.00; City MUls Superfine
i'taftW xua.iy.auaC$4.15. hlo brands, $4 ta
&$4.87. Wheat (Southern quiet; "Western Irregular
'HUb 14 .1 1 .w. DlWi mwjt. iutfu, A.V.
1 MHJTland 9Qt?il4; No., 2 Westero winter 4d
spotvj bid. "Ooro-Jouthern stead?; - Western
i . . i . i. ...... n.aifliL. iim. ... '
ioicv; 3UUUWTU YtU1UV, IDUim.TIUtD.
- Cbioam jriour steady. Wheat closed tke un
der yesterday; March aad April 76i4a77V8; My
8.?feit81 Corn-easierj eiaa 84Ua36: Marcb
and April 3111-1635; May 8Wa38 O ts
easy, cash 244; SU33j Mess pork-dull
but easy. eiaH sa 2octi9.bC; . May S9 3oasa4U.
.LartK-eiSieri cash, ilarca and Apnl q8
ye u xea m ats steaoyr ary salted snouiders
t3.ioa$350. shot olear sldei ta.WciSS&i; short
rib si.es $3.17jd)i5.2a ; Whiskey steady at U.14.
Sugar -Utuhanged; granulated 6; Standard 4
Nkw York Southern flour stead?; common to
13"" ztra 3 353.75." Wheat syot lower;
graded red 7 red APm mtom,: a
'pot n.m; mo. a 42 in elevator, oats-sp
r; aa-
4 Vin
-: anoh .... . V . . .J Afytu i . ; ttlunjtnv- Haia.annr.
shade stronger; Mo. H db In elevator, llops u
eaacged. Coffee-spot fair. Klo dnil at 8. Tbugar
unner; cut to g m renning so)S;rennea duu;
codidiA: watte extre Ctf; cut iioaf aud Crushed
seed oii-crmre 'H&n: reined it9s33(. Bosm
buesSrm;, new .Orleans 441010.4 wooK
quiet; domestic fleece . 27a3S fork-wsaker:
aw-meMio.frj3iu,75mida; long clear
46621. Lard 2t.be lower: western, steam soot
6.'iJ. -freights stead;-Cotton ?64d; wheat Sd.
.b .in,-!f.'M-j
- if aval
, 1
; T
Wnjiii&TOH-Turpentme Bm ' at 36.1 " Bosln
5i f0?, JSSS1 t,'iS
loo; yeuowdip and virgin 42.00. f "J Ji
lar
flAVAHMABATnrnentl e aulet at 3d1A: sales ;
Bosln Qufct at $1.15SL25. ' f - v
Ch ARLK8T0M - -Turpen nne steady at SStyi Bosln
strained W; good strained 90. : .
. . " .1.- -J ,;..fjj .i.-- ' iliifA'
Li riaaiiai.'-Sr.r'.-'-1'-',"-.":
-NEWitOBxC
if.-
' Sxchange 4.864.f Money -2136, r Sub-treasury
.balances gold 1,0,000; currency 1359;eoO;
lnf j iM !
wovKnraensB- bcutit; - tout -- vvv wuh , muausi-
Seorelaffs
..i Lot
'Seergia 7's m
;.s 1.01
North Carolma 4's..
.......95 6)t96l4
Hi
unu borviuia d b . ca iu.M.a. m-i-h(aa -m
rt u t. 1 art rHii'Ati m fl
Nortii-CaTouna'B iiaMiA.aw.wv4-.-r i -
3outl Caix)llna Brown Consols ,.v... l,09
Tennessee 6'8;;;. u.;..-M'.ru .. 68 -Virginia
6Ts. iak-ai -- :- 44
Virginia C uisols.... ...........
Chesapeake and Ohl0i.H"-i' U
Chicago and NothwealmtpreferMw-..... 1.85
Kir:jr:;:rr: f
&t Tenne88ee,......v.,..,.....
Louisviue and Nashviue. ............ ''
SttSn fl4
og"l ' lul
New.orkOentral;i.tw..Jw-.y.i....v
Norfolk and Western preferred., ... --Ste.
Northern Paoifie common-... ...... '.'..i....-., 25
pacifio Mau 6i
Ue&Uini a, vj aiava ' aMEfij
Blchmondand Alleghany...... ; 4 6
Blchmond and Danville.;: ... tv: 76
Blchmondand West Point Terminal....... J 82
IULULU1U11U VV
Bock island
......:....;! l.
............ a.H a... M at lilt? .
it pautpreierred'::
Texas ncina....-....v..
..V..;t.....,.;..;.. m
New Jersey Central. ..........a..:..... .....i - 49
a. a... ........ .. ...... La.' V4A
MlssimrlPaclne,. .....a 1-1
wwtam TTnlon .; tS
...I . am. J IT lilt nftHll.. 1 tlfaWa I IMa-
'"T 7:"; 7, ' .
- .t Conoi. ,, ; J?5
ttAliVasTOS wean; uiiuuiuig o; ue. receipt
103; gross 105; sales ; stock 33,028: -exports
eoaatwtae : Great Britain : continent .
HOBtola tsteauyr mraaiing of8 net receipts
1244: cross 1244.- sales 629; stock 4L7S9; exports
Nobtola -steau j r mwaiing vqw net receipts'
coastwise am w aiw ariiaui -- , cuuiiueii.
jfrance -v w -M ir ,". ! ij-.
BAirutoB Dull; middling 9Vk: net receipts
' 937; gross 1062; aieg ;' stock 30,675; exports
coastwisK---; hrreat Britain ; conuneni srr.h
spinners..- , .'.
Boston vjuiei; tniuuiiug unwraceipui jusu;
exports ooastwis" continent 5 breat
'pgTT..f)TCT pitta Dull; low m'ddllng 9 7-16; net tef
ceipts -; gross -r--; siock xe,oisi; exports eoasir
wise ! (ireat Britain : comment .
oavanhab Quiet; middling , ls; net re--
nnlDts 1002:" gross 1002: sales 400; stock 37,625:
exports coastwise -rj to eontlnent treat
Britain ; France .-, y m ? ,
-NW OlttJAMa Dall; middling 86; f net
receipts- 1865; ' gross . 121; sales "AtlU: stock
303 89; exports coastwise IsOO; ; to 6reat Britain
r IPrannft r : continent -J , I
Mobiu Qaiet; middling b; net receipts
223; gross 'iia;- sales 230; stock 87,210; exports
ooastwiat- 34 tireat Britain ,r - ... ... t
-Mkichu oteaoy; middling 811-16; rmselpts
.737: ninmentsS9?6: sales 1100: Stock 104.96 - ;.
sblriments sales 41' stool
AueUBTA isasier; miuuiiug -ra;. njosym r.
--csfugjos-puib nwaun. 8?5,. n4ieoetpts
90; .gross 894; sales stock 60,967; vxpons
continent ; coastwise 1&F2; ttrest Britain r-.
Mw XoMtWteadyfales 203; middling uplands
91A: Orleans 9616: consolidated net receipts
7.393; exports to rreat Britain .:
; continent ., ., , .-; ...
; to IV-ance
4.:
,J Fntoretu
s. j a s
Nrw '1 T0R-Net' receipts 180; v- gross
ft.
gtitiirM elnwid dim. sales c3.0U) bales.
February.... n ' ...
March.
-April 9 q
June..,,H .,.. ....... .
AUgUSta.. '..:., ....- ...... .
September... i. " .
October.; ........ .m-.-t,.... ....... ......
Koverober.....,,.....,.,,..
1-1 j .
9 llff J!
9 2ii.2
9.8z5.33
6.5ia.(W
9.493.51)
9.B6..86
i9.2l;.22
9 1H 19
uwouiuw .. ............... ...
9.222,-3
janoarj-...
..........- .
..ar;.. ho
Mverpool Cotton FfnvV.
TTrJniX!h U111 8l -Steady with fair demandr
Jftiandai m' Cleans Sd; sales 10,0(j0; specul -I':nt
P l(Xi receipts 8,odoTAttsrican.
B,7iWi Futures steady, -v -: .
o5Vl?e?ylS5C,64d. mUU1In "a"0 fP111. ;May
Kar and Jiitim sra.aihaa ru.u ; ...
Juiiesuri Jul. 4 lAui . . i'
I Jniysnd Augnst 4 63 64i ' -f - - - -l - 1
I "KU8t .nnd Sejjtem'jer 924i - 1
!l aih'S wertcan BftM. (Tnl;ini. lowmtd-
.March am AiU 4 7-Bld. fb mis V ... - .. . s.
J May a&d June 4 6o 61.1, fseii-rs )
I July rh 64d. ,eell,) , '
I July and Aumistst rtmA ' - .
Anrtl and May 67M. (buyers i- i '
- u
fepembar and Oewbfer 6 1-H4 1, lvalue ) r
eeptember - 4 64J,b yrj "
Kuiores ti?A v
; Aprtl and iay 4 68 6, (se'lers.) .
Mar aiid Jnn 4 ftuiirt -Hi vr
June and Juy 4 63 641. (eii- rs.)
- July ana Auaust s i-ftw k-hoi-
-. Augtist sn rpteni!ier 6 8 64d, (hi rers J c
. grpierab.randOctoberSa-filJsdl.ers . ,
V rauJ .
" 1 1 , 1 s . m .':
K VAiy tto;-':aaA-itea .v'.pr .
' . - ' " OFFH32 0 THX OBHKHVKb "
. CHAKLOiTS, N. C.y April I," 1835 f "
T?e J'!f i"tton market yesterday eiuMd qutet
atthft toUowlng quotirtlons- .
6oodmtddHnff.. : i t t ? acL -.
sjMuktiiD :ra-f - g?..f.
binges. ............... , . g
wns..t....i..,.,,..v -....... i 67
Beeelptoyegterday.... .......X.:. 24
C1XY PRODUCE WABMBTV1
Com Der bushel.
t 4,
Meal Der boaheL .
Wheafcr-per bushel.i.
"Mms-per ousnei..... ... .... lj(ile
Fur-Jmlly... 4-. . 4 ; .S.6aa.4u
' 'rSI-J"'---"ri..".i..".:;..i-.l8oai2.85?,l
xiuirr-yirai, tr ip..... ........ . OH
-ZP: ii"' eeted?ii...i.f-f m
r- - Blackberries r ... can
rumens. DetbuRtiei
Beeswax,per pound..
r raiiow, per pound.
Butter, imp Mimut. " T-s. Vi2f
- eaii
SZ,
Tj-' ' .... .... .... .... .... .. . - IDTTA: 1
I M:.vfiSf52rr-
ntetWi . .w4Q
fSK
;-r 4 ::; AND-
i
mMHw si.. 14
, Um PT'0V
i
ULLEIE5.
(. --ret, p:m, as gathered from atref of tbt
- -f -'oJ.9.''rlng along the small streams In the
States, contains a stimulating expecto. 1
9 "tiiM. ton IdeDSiie leSmBrodticlna
iXirnlng conga, and stimulate
'-(.-v.iifr.iiio false membrane In ci
the child
: i-
croup and
:J -eriasrkf When combined with the heal
t i - ; T!:i;;iius principle In the mullein plant
. ul Cchis. presents in Tatloh' Chcbokie
H -t y.'KJrr Gt' axd irrfiiiirtii tie Sneat
i'fe-fiitu W.-U-j, p1bd''a'iiel'-aiatt! is
! j.. i.-.,, .- j
AsJ; your drusgtst jToj ltj Price,
It ho il;cs npt.kem lve,will pay,-
"if". V?ias .charges on ,ag6 size
it,j.!!lho tTs.'jOn; deoeipt ortim
Jan:
Jt'lUJ
. j and 8 SOOKIjD BfJEP ;
FBBNCH AND TTJKISH PBUN1IS
CF0W-CB0W-AMlID PICKLES
O 1 9.li Ovi o -a. -v. - v J V
; - j 1 By measure. Headguaiters for j '
Wilson's i - wots;
Fresh and crisp, and
tin
if.- 3
1
1
"V
RF, Ogi$ -ROLLER -PATENT
jfisu.ujfi- none jiner n tne mar feet. --
. - - - - - j
Orern ft Fresh Roasted Coifeeti
. and Fine' Teas a Specialty. .
CaDEcd & OottJed Goods
In Great variety. In fact everything usually found
in a first class grocery, you will find at - 1 , -,
1 i ALEXANDER.-
."Free delivesry. , Telephone
caimr- --r . 1
POTATOES, :
-OnimnVa'targeIotv" j'
K.aatern f anx Svfeet Pota'faes
S; M: HOWELL'v
tOU t'ILLDE PLEASED
With the nice Vienna BoHs. and Cream Flatts,
Steam Bread ' Cinnamon Bans, Bask, Cakes,
Pies and Crollers. of all kinds made to order. AB
frealexery morning at - , ,
vV; N. PRiVTHER'5 ;
Isake'Traio Street, '
wmm.
. - : . f - - ' -. ! . f Sjf- 1111.
. II Al hhlHll UN lor
v . a. ... r j.. vm v ja a. 1 mMJ a I -
1 .1'-
Wilson's
Baby
Biscu
awsaeatyv -
- 1Ly' ' r 1 -
' '3 jiyVMOLESAI F PFTAli" t J
. . 1 lnJ 1 1 " Willi I mil ill n. i;T
v By that popular autioreB.1 v'
4 AUTHQaOf-
v f v
-. ': : '. Jiit.:
? ..J - -i . t . -7-
IN
1'tWJ
lOTEU'j
Hum
iiiiil
llOOa'SSAIlSAPABli.L
I Ana an me leadtRgpatMt medMnffli for saImM
i- --; -i I tpi
.- .)ny:.iw tun raiaumiae. ' i-- .
- B. BL JORDAN 06.it
- - - . j- ; .. . . i - u
wo.fcaTe.ta stockf very ftiw Imported ffeneh
Brandy and Port Wine formsdlclnaTnaeT
' '4 jlj . K JOBDAN ttV'd
ir'- SprlijCoraer.
rt'-'.K-pi3lra'-poaimoKiU-Ht;i?--i
.For clewing metals of all kind, Pntz Pmmt4e is
wo uuoi, yreyorauua mtMe. o ana iu oentfr Der
Wi JORDAN ft CO" V
'' . iPrngglsts. i-
51 .
Poa's Baster tea Dres. an 'eniom. fi imi m
' w -r
B. H. JOBDAN ft CCS, i '
-' Druggists;.
. Ai-coffK suom Masters. Caustic Cones are among :
we louiouioo iur wiia. firrice iu cents. ifOr.
B.H JOBDAN ft CO
i... - -.. . .-(i-T.naarii
Diugslstt
We liav iist rectiivea alot'Lantiert!s new cele-'
orated. Extract ; May-8ells " Try It. sold In
W:s: M 'i :$-i4-V;t!0aWt dl 00,
urugsuas.
r The Kangarols still the leading 6 esht cigar.
For sale 0J' . j ,. ,- kss-t; .:.
-'- " B. H JOBDAN ft CO:, -jf
-; spnngr uorner. -; . iu.. 1 Druggists.
ONE SPOON,
n
LBSOLZITELTPURSf'f
ABSOLUTELY EFFICIENTS n
ABSOLUTELY HEALTBFUL
. If.unonafalr trialrvoa find It dees not sflve yon
satisfaction, we will refund your money. THY
TBT I i ll One spoon' to one quart of Boar no
DO
more or less; .Yuu seelChas t
i twice
the-streogthof .
our common baUrg powders, and you save fifty j
tim. iwnt.ttv nsfn. it. f inlvQJ tATitjl tt twwitiaV.' .
We will also sell yoa seven pounCs
. parcneaand ground, mp .ana
' Coffee.'-.. . ' r " " '.' . !i'
1 pounds of entnuUted 8 agar lor
14 nounds of "C" f noar for -
k vatv flnn. atvcait. anrl dallrAtAlv flavnrMf
Ham, per pound, a. ' . . . . : 121
Pure reaf hu-d. ptrpouftrf, atf tvm, j
we sen nne. meaium ana largo jiuauuy, , 1
- ner pound, at ; . . t t- "-B !
tpwpdiiiR
ind, at ; - 1 ,ao. I .
OurhXXblendei
Chlppea'Beef, per pound,
, , .-!,. . ft-. : ai,i.,,
TRTOIB BOllGLESS BREAK
, . FAS ITSTttlPa
. Lqrrdbei1 Snowflake thei
Oracker in, the Market. 1
. . 1 . - . . A . .i
Canned Goods,
us
II
1 '
PflWlfe
UVll
v
Soods, te very best In tne paritetv all It t - l
ibie price. -a -''' j . ( j I j , 51 '
at a reasonable
Oar Gria and Fce4 Store
Tiff1
'Ts alwars fifiv.kml with Tiav. hrtin. urinclfij. fodder.
corn,. oats, mixed fe d " and1 anything In that j
line you want, which we wll. sell Vi Jessonable
We thank yon, kind friends; " tt ibur hlbeVal
patronage In tne pastnd Jf. weave merited your
batrOnase by fair den lines and Dtomtt attention
to youi eemmnds, we promise yoo th. re win be
: ne effort spared on pur part to co.nmand the same
In the future, j- We will furnish you all yoa want
in the way of FAMILY! SUPPLIES?, All goods der.
invereaireei ,u u - .
It : B ALEXAM DEJl'tSt (0.
. i.'M -..yl i : .ti y fM-rj .1 t
. .- : -1 - -.1 : ! - -. . '-.I j.
ImlllauglmlUbna. Cnrantnr.'
??.fl.'3n
gmlthxCo.aave on hand a fall
line lot
.Homcgpbatlc medicines from Boerlcke ft TafeTs
Pharniac,New ork-aUand.seethe inedldmea
anda. Utilarwk expUtliJairalpnt the
treatment 01 oommon auments.u au-': a
, The only durable waH finish Abastine-Auper-
lor to Kalsomlne-ready for. tse -by adding hot
water-sold In Charlotte only by X . C CSnUth Co.
Manufajtured at Grand Baplds, MKhrgan ' uo,
The best half dollar hair brash to tie eity at T, C.
Smith ft Co. 's Drug Store genuine English goods--1
also tootlt brashes at lOcentito 25, cents. , -
French blacMiaf-very large box for 10 cents-
shoe polish also for Ladles shoes at. same price'
send to ft C Smith . ft Co. nd-ge n bottle.
ButajoLlthia' yater-fpngress ..Water-rtate
Spring. WaterWolf j Trap: Ltthla Bockbrlgas
Alum, and alii the. other popular mine, at waters
may ie found t0?f. Ci Smith ft Oa's eoirtier, oppo
site Central Hotel. la-"
If you want Kerosene On by the barrW.senrrjour
orders toT. a Smith 4 Co., and gat Qie bottom
Tjrlcaallllieuirie-bayita for
: If you have a small oo of painHpg. to" do and
cant afford to Mre a skilled WOTkman. sendto T,
CBmlin ft Ca's for aWfttof Beady Mlxed'Palnt,
and aplf n'youraelt-gaiions' and' half gajlans
K ,-,r - tf -:
' 'PraU's Astraioil gives tbk best fight,' burns long
er and Is safer than any other On ever lntrodoccd
to consumers tatbtrcrmntry T- C Smith ft Co.,
agents for 17 years. S ,x - f V"
' 7 1-,
AfioodSarsArrmahtmQdosiateaAi
i-il has been weU Advartlsed- ffl-Charlotte If o
feel the need, of this new remedy send at nce to
T. C, Smith ft Co. for a bottle, and lt may prove to
be the very panacea for your Ula. , -. ' -
r
-
SPRING-
Fm??0? w
ani PEARL COLORED
ifi-
Stiff
Made expressly for jis. Styles exclusive and riqbby, and mad by 'the best
mAnilfAnt.1irflm.in t.h nraintn nn. ' J tuo "so
- . - vm
..1- .V
J .i.-- .-. -
IsTarriving daily, and bur stock of .CHILDREN AND TiCfYW rr nrrrhrn.
is,nowready;-(ll and see us before buyuSsewhoVri - S PITHING
-"ifSf -Very Respectfully,
-:-:'"jy.fg" "
- '.j v-Mf.-i
S5 '-.- V1T. -E I .
) 1'll 'l-inilll'Tl AAYn
-l-v, Ul .liaa',1 III .1 I II I ! II II IV 1
r Consisting ii a varietr of New Styles in - : - V
. i-.'SHSvs-'J' -
fiE.mEaES'8 CUSTOM
.lIllilADIEK HAND
r -w. u,-ouu
5- ti-';..
A lr 1
-lit
...''- vv e vau apeciap
5"
1
The
CQildren
iest shoe ever offered for the monev. run nrui da. !Vt .Ttr i;
SW save yon some money in prices.
Mullen's
he Favorite j
Why vrffl ye pits and lotions try, . ( ;
And with them thy poor body ply; - -OrdaybydayexpHrlmeat
WhenHomets" Nest" great T.tniment
I fO'Jnd at nvrr rtnuwlal-ji' atnzA. . .- .-4
f Where all can buy, nor suffer more, f p ;
a.uou uoow u ye wno pains enaare,
A bottle quick at once secure, ? r.
Then you can safely laugh at pain I
And feel yourself a man again. .- U
Bnl If in 1 ...... I
.! -- -
i '.' . u fnt If trtn own nooniwAii a. 41a !
Xeave ut oben his supplies,
Use;
ifiiii
5
.; . For sale by aU Draggiste and Country MercliMits.
T
mwnxm
SE
CHAELOTi nLOTHllJBT.TAMnpafiTnRiNB nn
" r- ' I ne largest manufactarewi 1 WhAleaola on Ta4ti mui- s-
f.frfSU tftcti, I Ae-wmm a AftaItAI 1i.'tI.a.i,i.. - sAT...Tr6.
JUagpayra - I li;.elt;';-";-wi3rV!7:"'1.; ' '"wi " "J iuoj uoo UJO' t ' ---" - . -
- i.,i i-,T:; .ai -a, v -m. mi..rf-.; I a .tjm. - -irr
. ---f
VEBTTCAI. FEED
ifK-
: constantly
Just Received
. " n'lvi -S - ' 'a?
? rjros:o(ra . ;
i' - Vi
CIRCDLATING LIBRARY.
26 volmneiof
I g : ,-f P ' R(4'fi " ' V7ct1R.
1' ii
1 SO bound volumes of
I'djBranlisilere;
, ,A new novel Mr the DooeheM
1 t
it
fBeT"eTnrerwe alwT earry s ftuT l!n of
BOOi3 AND 61ATIOJw.I of evendescrlpUoo,
Beet Wafer 1 Exclusively iri their manufactoiv. after
h I this fiew FEED INVENTION all seams are made STRONO, and WILLNOT
i ' ' '-r U TIT.1 I Afvd otnnlr AAViafn a. ;L. j
iw cut iuw;aiaes. t t
1 . .. 1 1: .:
. IUI till III If I I I LJ lll!l curs lor
'' I Orchard Sflta ht aeld packages at 10 and"
.liuaiadeodftwom, ; ;.t j f- - f - j- - ' L. B. WBldT0N,v Agent.
11 Mw;:nnnifo -r-
'.tl sc. a'i-S 5 - r'sj r ls I I
3 iEapjy Christianity, 4
,t ' BrCaaoaJTanor .-'"-. t-
Jo:
OPENlHGr";
:o:-
ahaiasome'liDe of BLACK, BROWN
iHats.
DHAJk Ul . ' . ,
, ' - . - i-:-. - ( . i' .... - '
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4 -
J .jf'.-.-'v;.! ..-k.: y
: .li.Ss
5
HADE GOODS and .
TURNED DUTTOIV SHOES.
au ine omerent styles of
1
MtrtMwr.'
Slides;
attention to our
- " r
C;el.ebrat:ed
.-(.:
tUNlSIliTi:
Hbusehblcl " Remedy.
They are needed by the wise? . .
', For that man 1 wise Indeed.. . -
How knows Jus what himself doth need,
, And when comes his day of pain .
4 Doth not seek relief in vain. s;
Bow happy is the peaceful rest
- Of him who keeps the "Hornets' Nes;"
No direful dreams his rest shall break.L
Or lurking fears keep him awake:
. For well this wise man now doth know,
" Each night toleep he safe may go. ...
For In event of accident, -
He 1 surely got "The Liniment'- ' v
n; a
THE.. . .
Attachtnents, needles, oil, parts. &c:,
R. MOORE,
General Agent, Trade St.
-. DYSPEPSIA.
SICK HEADACHE,
CONSClPjmON.
17 ror ail oueasss of the Uvr, KM. mm
'W-suMli mmm Bomb, A positivo Fl
Mtrmrn epola. SHefa HmdMbe.ll
UMUtm. Doae.oM to two teaapoonfuls. II
25 cu, No genuino salts, sold, in bulk. II
N. JONES, Haaaccr, Lralarillc Er. ' II
B."X. BBYAN
L J. WALKER . & CO,
vThotosale and BetaH Grocers.
itisw Fiairx
.: . ' . - -
- NEW GOODS
ON the first day ef Jan nary ,1896,lhe undersigned
entered into a eo-Dartnershln for. the nnroaaa.
of carrylngona .
i .- -j : . - fr f -.. .... . - . -i
General Grocery Business
At tne old stand of Springs ft PorweO. eornef
Tryon ft Fourth streets, We are runllfled by long
eTpertence, to meet the demands of the trade, ana .
give satisfaction to our customers. -We
will keep on hand at all times a fan stock of
- t-
"1
FAUILY: SUPPLIEV
Whidi win be delivered la any part of tteef l 1 tv
oLcharge. , .
-REUEMBEROZi,:
WewtnivctbeTindersoidmtke Charlotte' market.
s
. ........ y,.- i. !. : ,.
There is a good waffon ysrd In thee tear ol
our stare far ta aeeoinmotUtioa of . oar eaBte-,
tner.
wo
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