North Carolina Newspapers

9 PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY. --, BT C DAS. It. JO WES, Editor and Proprietor. Kktkksd at ths postofica is CBisurm,n. j , as f-gooHD Class MAirTAg.1 , - TUESDAY,' APRIL 20, 1886 5 50 6 00 8 25 14 50 .5 50 5 50 r7 50 MS 00 :25 00 25 00 15 00 8 75 2100 80 00 ASOTDEB BILL OF EXPENSES In order that the readers of Thb Observer -may. not think that we VmvA fnrcntien there is such a body as the House of Representatives at" Washington Uity, and -Tn rsmrnd thrtni that North Caro lina has nine representatives in that body, we publish another bill of ex cf that aueust body which seems to have no higher mission than t5 tee how ;much of, the s people's money can be spent. . . : The items are for voucher No. 1505, and foots up $1,702 15; , J :. ! Ron 1 it, tAx-navera and see how ,a.rw - x a yoa like to pay for such items for the use of members who are ' drawing ft 1.000.00 per annum, and 20 cents mileage;.. - - - Nov. 8. Robert. Beall: i tS 2 No. 2 eilver whistles, heavy cut, at $2 75,. 3 No. 1 silver whistles,' extra chased, at $2, c . , 3 No. 2 silver whistfeSi? extra y -chased, at $2 75, , ' 3 'No. 2 14-karat ..whistles, ; heavy cut, at $58 per doz, - 2 No; 3 " Silver whistles," heavy cut, at $33 Der doz, 2 No 4 silver whistles, heavy cut, at $33 per doz 3 plated bottles, at $18 per doz in nilnn. nwld of: ftt H Mirfnv ' 10 silver dogs, at $30 per do. .. 5 silver dgs, gobt. muzzle, at $60 per doz r ' 10 silver urns, at $18 per doz . , 5 plated owls, at $21 per doz '3 enamel'-star-set pencils, , at . " $78 per doz J9 50 3 enamel star -set pencils, at $84 per aoz 3 enamel star-set pencils,, at $120 per doz - ' 3 No. 2 pearl barrel penholders, engraved, in box, at $38.16 i per doz . '. . !-I 2 No. 3 pearl barrel penholders, . i engraved, in! box,- at $42 12 4 No; 4 pearl barrel penholders, . engraved : in box, at $55 32 per doz -j- - i ' - 2 No 5 pearl barrel penholders, engraved, in box, at $66 36 per doz ' . ; 1 No 2 pearl barrel penholder, colored, in box, af $38.16 per doz " 2 No 4 pearl barrel penholders, colored, in box, at $55.32 per doz , ' . 24 No 1 rubber holders, at 77c per doz - " i- -72 No 2 rubber holders, at 93c per doz- ''! ;, , . 12 No 3 rubber holders 12 No 4rubber holders 12 No 2 rubber holders, short 48 No 7 rubber holders, pocket - reversible, at $3 10 per doz . 192 No 5 rubber holders, pock - et reversible, at $2 83 oer : doz : 48 No 4 rubber holders, Ttno.kat : reversible, at $2 75 per doz 1100 24 No 3 rubber' holders, pocket' ' t reversible; at $225 per dotr 4 50 30 No 5 rubber holders, - plain - reversible at $2 per doz 36 No 5 rubber holders", lplain, at $2 25 per doz - j 30 No 7 rubber holders, ;plain, at $2 25 per doz ' 36 No 4 rubbers holders, plain, i" v at $2 17 per doz f ' ; i v 24 No S rubber holders,' plain, at $2 per doz 60 No 5 rubber holders, nov., at nov., at $1 33 per doz. - r ' 12 No 4 rubber, holders, Cpn- gressional- vfiv,-, ";- '25 dozen 16-inch flat rubber, . rulers, at $2 50 per doz A ; " 2 No 1 pearl slide penholders, at - $14 45 per doz " r". 15 65 2 No 2 pear slide penholders, at, $16 58 per doz ; , W17 $$ -, 2iN0 3 pearl slide penholders, at vi ; ; at $21 25 per doz : - 2$ 02 3 Nolnamel magic pencil, at -! $7 27 per doz 1 8i ' 5No 2 enamel magic pencils, at .... ; $8 48 per doz V5? '- 3 53 8 No 1 celluloid fancy, at $12 12 t per doz .$08 8 No 2 celluloid fancy, $14 56 - -per doz 5 No 3 celluloid maglfc fancVl. rj ' m. 1A AO J ?. aii 19 oo iMsr ani -t ws , ' ryw 3 Nol ivory magic, "at $9 69 perdoz- o a 7 No 2 magic pencils, at $12 12 - s. per doz f 'YD7 ;2 No 3 magi: pehcils,at.Jl456 ti perdoz - 040 13 No 4 rubbers 8. 8. P. & P ' . at $30 69 per doz ' 3324 13 No 5 rubber S. a P. & P., Kt d.Perljz 37 62 i'u ruooer paragon r.&r 430-69 perjdoz Tri , at $34 77 per dqz - ' 72 43 25 No 6 rubber paragon PAP r. at $38 73 per doz go fig ' jpefdoz T..!V.i iw, 3 No 3. 14 karat picks,, en- -1R'F I'vf? ftper doz ,lo GO ,., 8 plated qifill picks, at $725 T i". .'i i i ; ,f . 10 .BZ cmiarn nt. 29 01 Per 3 No 3, 14-karat, plate porce lain, hexagon, engrave, at $142 80 per doz 3 No 4 14-karat, plate porce-. laia, hexagon, engraveu, u $174 48 per doz 3 No 2, 14-karat, ., hammerea, $145 94 perdoz 3 square onyx diamond set pen- 114 karat square diamond set pencils, nt $420 per doz 1 No 3 hexagon-set pencils, at - $336 per doz. .. ; 2 No 3 celluloid magic pencils, - at $19 38 per doz . 6 silver and gilt magic pencils, - nt. tSi nr "doz I - i .inlnhinfl. at i21 OCT dOZ 35 70 43 62 36 48 90 00 35 00 28 00 3 23 12 00 7 00 42 00 1 gross business pencils ; j 2 Iross business pencils fancy, 108 00 36 boxes business pencil leads. w 19 38 5 38 : T" f 26 71 $9 69 per doz -4 No 4 Falcon pens, $16 15 per i doz " Li t'; 1 dozen , each No 5, 12.12, No. ' 6 14.59 stub pens - rnwr rAOT M YTSHTTRAlf ce. The Philadelphia Times of the 17th contains'16 pages, about 14 columns of whirbiB devoted to the "illustra- Ki AflcriDtibns of biuiia auu if w Bie Institutions,?, which meansf m- cmraruvt Atmnames ana uiuimus0-, The millions of dollars made by the insurance pompanies, whether as in nf mutual associations, they 4Tnne- 'to the 1 stockholders or to nKiirora lnrlivirlnaiS. mUCO UL wuu is invested in mammoth buildings, means , that these aforesaid com panies have charged the people" for insurance, the actual cose, pius wi price paid for the; buildings, and to agents. ' When will the people see hi HEW TOBE STREET j A GeiKPral rie Up Alliround-Ifo Grlerauces, but .toe , ntes stop Work Because Ordered to dp so. TkT A7-.Txr inml 1 Q All Tllfrht last night the executive board of the ;;C0NGEESS YESTEEDAT. a ..,.. .- - . BOUTIRE BUSlIf ESS SEIfATE. in THE Bill ly In the House Tlae Pub lic Bulldlns Bill OiverBlse to s Duel of Words, and Serves to Pass the Time Until Adjourn ment ' ' "' WASHmaioN, ApriL19. After rou tine morning business the Senate, at 12:40, on motion of Frye, . wbnt into executive session. . In the course of ; the earlier pro ceedings the chair laid btf -we the Senate a memorial." consisting oftesy olutions of the United Labor Leagues of America, tendering the tbarks of that organization ; to Hon. ; W. E. Gladstone for r his Irish home rule measure, and ; urging f the ? United States Senate to pass a vote of thanks .to him Referred - r-:-'.-"- At their own request the following named .Senators were,; excused from service on the committee . indicated : Harris, from fisheries.;.! Payne, , from pensions; George, from privileges and elections and territories ; ; Eustis, from railroads ; Walthal, from ; manufac turers ;Beck from Nicaraguan claims.' Wilson, :;of Md , was appointed to membership oZ : the committee "on pensions; Eustis oav privileges and alections; Gray .on UrritQries, and Hearst -on railroads, manufactories, fiahnriAKlnhd 'NioAm.ffiin.n P.laimB ' s V? "TZ :ZtT " "Tr?TL7Z7:. I xeas 143. navs 1 78. ' Not twn.thirdfl h (mtsk -i j nfifir inffeau oi suibeH a 1 i.. . j um w nnunf. - n jni turn B un cuki win 1 1 mope around and half do your work. . net a bottle 1 ir. Bull's coogk Syrup; take a dose at night ana get od next morn ui eura how that that. ho building bills a special order, and remarked: "The question was taken by yeas and nays, and (sarcastically) by some accident I suppose,the name of the gentleman from Georgia. Blount, ja recorded, in the affirma tive. " (Laughter.) McMillan, of Tenn., declared' that only three - or four bills had passed the House by virtue of that resolu ticn, and that the a the order had broken down under its own rotten ness r,5f:;. g.ij. ;::;::;i:--t Dibble replied that the order had broken down-because a small minor ity of the House had fillibustered against its resolution. He -pseerted that it would ba in the interest of the public business to have the resolu tion adopted, as it would- prevent 'a recurrence of the practice of passing public building measures during the expiring hours Qf Congress, whether recommended by the commntee or not. Was the House afraid of itself? Were - gentlemen afraid - that- the House would ' run away with the Treasury on its back? Blount pointed out that the resolu tion for which he had voted drring the last Congress was not similar to the one now under consideration.' The former had bad reference to bills then in committee of the whole or on the speaker's table," while the latter referred to any 1 bill1 the committee might repor in the future. r ? " The motion to suspend the rules and adopt the resolution was lost. Yeas 143, nays 78. Not two-.thirds H. PICCLES II AUCTION AND COMMISSION 1 T1 rv v All-the new II I WW I.T1 , g dDfltt sUDIKIu -lND- llreliiidMfi Brokers. i !" -- -r.. - .- " ; ------1' ' ? " " .' A'-r--.- t-- Vf -FOB BUT :: AND SELL REAL ESTATE CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED VK THE MARKET 954 7 02 18 44 11 06 318 922 1 64 S58 96 148 1 60 12 40 45 28 5 00 6 75 5 62 r-f.- 6 51 4 00 6 65 20 secretly debating the - expediency of i tiflin qd all the surface roads of the city, and it was not until - aftar one o'clock this morning that a deter- tnlnation was reached. An order, was then prepared and sent to the officials of local assemblies, 'calling out men on all the street car lines, save those on Eighth and Ninth Avenues. Four. o'clock this morning was the hour fixed for the tie up and the order was obeyed. Fourth Avenue line em- floyes said afterward to a reporter hat they had no ground of , corns plaint against the company. They bad five or six non-union men, but they were - with the employes land would be initiated next Saturday night. They were laying off now solely because of the general order to do so. The SuperintendenMhof . the road said he knew his men were en tirely satisfied, but he had heard that there was a beliel that the roads had no truth in any statement to that ef fect. He had no one to consult in this matter as Mr. Vanderbilt was on the ocean and was - one director who would be likely to act in such a case, lie d d not care whether cis mc n were members of the union or not, so long as the cars were run ning. They would make no attempt to run any cars. The tie op would cost the road in losses at least $2,000 per day. The doors of the stables were closed today and the horses were cared for by the men. The last car on the Sixth avenue road laid of at 4 o'clock . this morn ing. - Superintendent Curtis said he knew of no grievances on the part of the men. . But outside: men said they had submitted a list of grievances last week of which a part were granted and the rest flatly denied. ; The horses "will be cared for by men unless an . effort is made to re) place them. ; . . ' Dry Dock; Grand Street and - East' Broad wayliens also tied up this mora- Employees told the, sjjperintend; eutthey ldft work fey orders fromth m ah- fntu .... T A. a " uuuiuuu. iub HujwriuteiiiCierit saia h& did not know why his roads were tied up and that he bad always kept his agreement to the letter with his men. He had nothing to do with the Third Avenue hue, and he did not see' why the public should be inconven- ienced and the Company's business ruined to suit these people. . A detail ot men were appointed to look after the horses, sTbe iaen are sore over the tie o. and sav thev have nn i grievances., . Forty Second .Street,Bouleyard and St.! Nicholas Avenue . Bailroad also scoppea. ' toe)face it was paid the xnen had po grievance,'' but only went out because ordered to do" so Avenues C: &rD! lines also had their cars laid ff . Men were left to feed the horses. No grievances are com plained ot by men on these lines. ' Tl 1 em . . v . : TX tto tbi . ? TAri IhaiMll rf Ufa faa o cumber of bills and resolutions were which the following by Hewitt, of Jew acorfc, to create a uourt or uus tomsfUMtproyidefor a speedy trial of customs revenue cases. , e , . . , v ; ; It excepts, however,' the approprN ation bills, prior to special orders, the public "lands bills on ; Friday, which shall not be antagonized. By rCrainof-sr Texasf- to '; es tablish a sub treasury at Galveston ; also to provide for the distribution of t.ho nrrviwla nf t.hA (uvlo nf nnhlin lands amoos .e States and i terris tunes lur euucauuoai pui-poses. xae Houslitetused, 26 tor ."to refer this bill to the committee on -Labor, arid it was referred to the committee on Education: -";.:'- ) By Cabell, of 1 Virginia, to reduce the rates -of taxation on liquors dis- uiiea irom rriiiL. . r. :, i OAPITAL' PEIZE, $75,000. ! Tickets Only $3. Sh&res in Pro- I ; " t portloMU Louisiana State Lottexv. Ca. and Quarterly Draxoing$ of the Louis iana State Lottery Company and in per- own manure ana contrv toe Arcnoings tnemsefves, ana tAat the tame are eon ducted tbtth honcttv. f (times, and fa good faith toward aU parties; and tot 1 m'5JL?T$ 'y eat ith fae sivULiti of oursignatet ld f?tTh Portetion of foreign aaWfaadeTi! vide mails.' " It directs the Postmaster Greoeral, Jbef ore the first of July. 1886, and every, few . years thereafter, to enter into contracts with f the lowest responsible bidder at aerate, not exs ceeding fifty cents per. mile on out ward trips, of actual nautical ' miles travellad between the terminal points for transportation of mails fpr the United States . between any port of the United States and - ports of the Pacific and South Atlantic oceans. the Gulf of - Mexico and Caribbean sea. Ships with which such contracts shall be made shall be. of American register and manned by American crews, and all vessels so engaged, shall in time of war, be subject to pur chase or charter by the United States at reasonable rates." The President is authorized to enter into treaty ne gotiations with the Governments of the several, countries of Central and South America Asia , and ; the Is lands of the' " Pacific, ; for concerted support of such steamship mail facul ties as may be established. ' y ..On motion of Nagley, of , Penusyl vania, from the committee on milita ry affairs, the rules were suspended and the bill was passed to reimburse the national home for diwihlnrl vol unteers for losses incurred through the failure of the Exchange National Bank.of Norfolk. : r I . - , ; ; Herbert, of Alabama from the committee on naval affairs, moved to suspena tne rules ana adopt the res olution making the bill; to increase the j naval establishment, continuing the special order from Thursday, the 22d of April until Tuesday, the 27th 01 .pru, uo wnicn taiter aay fine pre-; vious question, shall be finished, as ordered...;. - ' .j- . , f , I Herbert appealed for consideration by the House of the great question involved. in the resolution. Our cities K.-V.a. I t . . . 1 . . .... 7 uio uettrwere. uoBOiuueiy, aiine f u is-... GnndMlrasn. To the VICTOR the LAUREL" HAN AN SHOF kM hMm f. MMMn,l 4..l.1 fui nnn wv -unong oitcnminjiiing gantiemarr WAN I ED. poles of Juniper. Cedar. uiv. LiiirLV itwi in inrTiw dUmeter at the top, peeled and trimmed, dellfered prI6d3t Care B. U Wert, Charlotte, N. C. r M.1 . BAII.KUAIF. - . Condensicd gcbcdnle. . TRAINS GOINQ SOUTH. toove goods which ireSw n!1 seta. cwias, nd the constant crTlsW TITf SETS,- - AID ta gETS ' k .-""tonlaWngly low figure-1 Silverware. TEIP3t PlS'flD8 1 & OEKS -JrMilau JITSS $2.70 per dozen. TABLK SPOONS, CASTXBS; i ; jj.00 .. I also have a full set of nj, T ,eo acl1- CutlAi-v. i fit r.i. n". nd Willow ftaro .fteezers, CoddoMi .Boa? .56 . . -vuouirj gUGOS. TO THE TKADR. Soecessor to (7. Greshan, Jeo. The -f to ..WS .V.!?ir. and be o from it r , n.f.x a. : , aroug&out,and where " f J -1 ju, j: l a rrrr a at. te regartedjye wiul BlBta"BBIfSnnjjpjpjjjp ULUTuUm UAIuTFAG CUARLOTTB TURING CO. Janaarrl8th,I89sV f 324i lines had, their , carat hauTedA)ff.rit. establishment bill waersafd the ueniMd tin rv-knnioinfa 1 6 37 6 67 1 Yih 4 00 1100 & 90 f, ; ... 14 00 5 25 3 dozen enamel pic f, , P.No 37 celluloid 'picks, iniaid. 4 No 38 celluloid picks, inlaid. , ,v - at $19 38 per doz f tZ 3.No 38 celluloid picks, fancv $26 40 per doz . 3 NJiver m?ic Pencfls, rr at Per doz ' 5 5!IJer S1' magiQ pencils,; per aoz ;t v ; jo no 67 per doz t Q1 - 3Ni'fio0ka,?t' Plate magic, 1 $9 69 per doz - 0 K rl maSi' Penralsrtint ti at $2840 per doz ' i K f "bkio pencils, tint. - At $33 per doz - . . i. ' 7 No 2 pearl magic pencils. white, $29 70 per dozf ' ZWo 2 pearl magic pencils half . JB!FZrA 60 Pr doz 15 No 1 French-porcelain pen s ino z trench pon cus. ac ner dn 7 No 1 nearl cold nnnut,. blockedseyed,;at $53 80 per , dOZ. r , ; t : " . . .. , v .' r; . 2Q Oft 5 No 2 - pearl gold ' porcelain! . ; blocked-eyed, at 59 80 24 9t 5 No 3 pearl gold, blocked-eyed, " ' at $75 90 per doz - 31 3 No 1, 34-karat, plate porce lain, hammered, at $14 56 3 64 3 No 2 14 karat, plate porcelain hammered, at $19 38 - per - 9 No 1, agate, plate-porcelain, - ' y round, at $24 23 perdoz 1817 9 No 1,' agate,' plate porcelain: hexagon, at $26 65 . . .19 93.- e o 1, agate, pia;s porcelain, nrtmnlai tft inalra '- f .-." , v, . . . Broadway and 7th Avenue liniss and Barclay 8treet lines had their 51" alllavf joffsf The men savf they? have no format gnevarices to akd. There are sAsnn nnn nninn man- tbey.ar.to bi IdisphargeJ; before; the "en, ;will - return to work; even should the tie-up be declared off. The horseii am onroA tn 42nd Street and Grand' Street Perl ila tn iL fWS, tbrfhative; - uvujuto .KutJjr ;,are cauea upon to stop work; just after the Ctompafiy has granted all the men asked, They say. that if the Cpany will promise to use none but- union men the employees would demand of the.. Empire Protective Association bun ueir line Deiooseo. : They , all waosea SO WOrK. :i i---;w:-,7:,?v- r 3, Men on the Belt . Line Bailroad?did XT, f Bty . inis morning. The .Superintendent said : he under stood that the employees wanted several non-union men and a clerk discharged. ;- ' - 7 merovnf any foreign power, f k Brazil coumjBucceesiuu bombard any city on the ; Atlantic coas, " while Chili couhl' successfully r bombard; ; Francisco.-Both parties ; were copa niitied to"nn increase of the "' naval establishment, and on no pretense saouia snemu De aowea to f aip l . ! Merriman opposed - the resoljjton onthe ground that, as the bill would he crowded out by. excepted measures until this 27tb, .the ilouse would be called upon to vote on a measure which involved the expenditure of millions of dollars after;but shortdes J Holman objected to the naval estab 14hrn.en?iU, because, it would diss piace measures or gcf&t. ptfbiio .nw terWt-thn lanrLforfAihiipa Ftilla . $ Hewitt, of Nek yorfc said that : in uay to n naval the HniiM Wmil1 trifling with a cmvA unH aht nnptnt.inn ist Thia ommfov aa i niebtably deficient in the means of HafansriA - aw1 -ta mvm r a - - day in .the negotiations with f 01s elen countripa whAthA. t.ha nnii -States could take a stand pn public nilABHfilll ..IDniAn tha tnfAAr.( M J "XJ-f' : m w ; ywv i auMDlDPh , tjHm wgnuiyot agroajoountry aemanded. ana aaopt Aznfeerfl tmZ2 rtnti nil Prize draum tn The Louisiana State Lotteries which may be presented at our, couns e f- f ' " -' '-f V--s Pre. LonIsnna National Rank. JT. W. KILHRETO. ' ; TPrea State National Rank. v. a nii.nwin -: Pres If evr Orleans IVmt'l Bank. Tl 1. 1 U.P.I .1 IQMfti. OK " fca Tam,b1a. tore f or Educational and Charitable purpoeee with a oapltal of 1, 000,000 to which a reeerre fond of mbkk accn nnn l. . . was made a part of the present State Constitution adopted December 3d, A. D.. 1879. The only Lottery ever voted oa and endorsed by - . ... It lygTOT lOTtlMI Of fcmitlMMMML." Its Grand single Number Drawings will take place monthly, and the Extraordinary Drawings rgulariy every thre months Instead of Seml- &noaeuiy as nerexorore neginmng Marea, loan. A 8FLENDU) OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOB TUNS. Fifth grand Drawing. Class .K In the Academy of Musle. New Orleans, Tuesday. May 1 .oat! . ru.j .r . u, rar-uw nuuuuy urawiDg. 1 CAPITAL, PRIZE f 75,000. 100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Kach. Fractions In : uuiainprop(MX)on. , lj.ni;piiW't'' 1 CAPITAL PBIZi... .......:.. t75JO0 Ji . 26,000 . uu , uu .... ... a PHIZES Of $8,000........ in do .1 nnn ao ' 6oa..I..!II!IlI"II"" BUT dO 600- . do ' MW - w - A.. ......... ; - AFFaaznunai rsnia. Apsroztmation FrUset of $750...... ...4 . . do , . (00 . 1987 Prizes, amounting to...............t9RRJtm .Application for rates to clubs should be made only Htm niftitAr InfnrmntinA mn4t nLnnw hu. A.fi Sddress. ' Postal Notes. Express Monei OrdtwL m New Yort; Exchange Inordinary letter. Currency ! me aamUAT XA-AAt - . ' -J ' ff Iyf a. U -.i'-i: E?J ?:Jvf PtJef PMBWe and address neKiBMxea LieiwrB 10 ' - I , . - NEWO&L.lElKflNlTTnKlT Oil : f V; ., ...WewOrleaM. Leave New York, . rnuaaeipnia, -Baltimore. - Washington, " .Charlottesville, M - TmAhhitM Blebmond BurkvUle -Keysviue t Drake's Branch DanvUle, No-eo, Daily. IJOm m S.MIA m ilJ6am 8.46 n m 10 p m a 23 p m sasp m AOS n m 6 20p m 9.25 p m No. fa. Daily. 40 o m 0.1 n m s nn n m U.OO p m XHa tn 6.16 m 200a m 4.06 a a 4.E8 m 6 04am iLr -;:.-.iir ti- . - b guaranteed ptjbe. Tl AT? HPS ... rtl'UT" VYlTlir-X 'W...-.-. Put UP in package, from .1 1 onn M-AaesA9 !f UU W ttUUt'lfaUsylJlLiH ft and yoo JW nseno ofher" , vwtu a4 i;i-iU&ifW :-SS9AfiI4SON:Baltlmoii.irrt 77 - w' ." " "","j,f )r usine otner mnhiner.; u 1 cmani7m:,",,; nj Goldsboro, Balelgh, Durham, Chapel HAL Hldboro, Greensboro, 8sjem, High Point, Salisbury, Coacord, " Spartanburg, Arrive Atlanta, ' .4S am 6.00 p m a 07 n m 14.66 pm 6 47 pm llJlp"m 9.60 a a l656pmE0am ill 66 p m l.iu a m 1.67 a m ILOOa tn 6.66 a m, laia u.69 a in 1.00 n m .u a mi . p m 1.40 p nj10.40 p m TRAINS GOINQ NORTH. k ; January 18th. 1886. - No. 61, No, 68. " Dally. Dally. . Leave Atlanta. ,w r6 46ml 8 40 am Arrive GreenvlUe, 121 m 2 90pm ' ' SPSS' ' f -:- U. .43pn " Cfiariotte, 1 - 6.00 a m 6.28 pm Z ?,',"?!2l I 666 a m 7.62 p m n-tS1-??'. -Jl - 6-39 am 8.01 pn t r?u,t-1 t A 7.68 m 9.08 p B v ' Creensboro, . 8.90 a m 9.86 p m . P.. .... .... ...a......'... 1 ..." .... .... .. .... 10,000 12.000 10,000 10JMO 10,000 20,000 90.000 afi.nrm 264)00 ! 0,750 400 2J60 M 0 Chspel H11L . . f ,, Danville ; Drake's Branch. ",.BnrksvUle - , menmond T.vnihhimr ChaplnftAnniA Z fMWngton, Baltimore, M.,Phfladeplta, ew xorK, 1 111.40 a mll.l7a m ' ' ' ' . ..J , .' r : , .." ; x 1 " T. , - . " x":-.' ,T '. r-1? .--V- r5-:..:--v:-i;". ;"'-'. ' ivV .'i- : f6r SALE. the pro- net nrt I j- PrlM i3m Duaua ireea 00 tbe lot. ; - QeMral Agent, Trade St. Cnarlotte Ral Estate Agencj, ' ' V ' "' 1 -!- : "r26dtf RRCOCHBNlIdaiiawr CUUft :o; m 3B"arjfi 12.18 d m 1X46 p m 1JO d as 4.40 n m luea m U.OSp m 1.20 p m 2.00 p m 407pm 11128 p m mi m 8.oam .67 a i 00 a m PROBA.TION AJI) PtJNMNT. aJ!!. LPtarral exposition of the fiS2tlUie rturePanlshmentof the wicked" in. "LSifr R . J i nnsnan db levers of ailages, with special reference to the unscriDtural doctrine of a second probation by BwJS. Ht YcrnoD, ft, D, "VIOLETTA" i Eomanceaftertne German by n-- : t - ;..,. .u. ' n .ui f J f i .1 i i' oonBDSa aner tne German by JJOp ml 4pn 91Sn.nl 11.26 p m e sib a mj 2.1Ua m 4 80a m Il0.03am u.36 p m BJ0P m ueairaDie nan m mn nn.i rw .ft. A p. ... w-. v. .' , ' .;. h sum i m - - :'i , irt'Iw,nt any reasoiiabto deinarid mine .ee.... tas .-. . ..t I ,'4. . DaHj ezeect Susday. . EStUUSHED GTER 2GOJ3DO , i 1 1 Lv i ai i is' USZOIKAUL FAKTSOFTKE W0R1D f(SiiAiE(fa' van oaa lLvA t f UB PMTffca fill aTtfwl Kl Pnllman Dt.4V.nA- 0l.AKA w.rx"! . r.""T" woovw w . OR tnifTifl K9 n.twt U Onnman TKWIUA ween Washington and New Orleans, Washington - Pnllmui mmrmr IiiImii . nSSS11 011 WaefW tattoos, to Ifi! tfOTOapn apply to WV AWilBlka'i--i- J M luuau, . , u W. LHK1HH.. 1 Saaerar ManaM.f ' lutt ui' m . , IT;,., IU4.Lt,COb :. Baijbbobi, N.C.Jan. i. isRA i L-s ImmillAnMniV fTraifTB Tannam r.W ... "" "w wiwui uu. U1U UDW ?"ug auouiers, tne following Passenger train i " .ui w iniiea over uus jioaa: ETI. ,,-g , wa'af Handaonw Styles, Iiow" qq m M m,IVeeaMa rood. Itverythlnf win be found feat - n UttpreeentaL We tmtta 'tnaruwinn , .' Q A as eepresented. We invite 'fnnwnHnn. ;4' :it Mts6BtlreaatilafA1oft tp Wiararatosll s; & - wjiv uiw ua wiw weir nunmn . , uroersDyman wui reeerre earefal and prompt A UEHTAL STRUGGLE, ' . by flie 4)nchcss.f Dr. Wnu Love, ; -.r.i. r - -- x 1 uiu wm mmrv carena ana prompt - ' 65 s Iysianrary No7a6. Prtnfi 25 nnn' If i1; m4.ryiaWiw 1 II I nawaaasaawjamaai jlljltlj2-r - ? A . ..y-.yi jt $ j ; lniun .fsJt5?afnd, PrtceS on applteatfon. Saltby all the beat (Mm RnlManV TWlJT" f . ' r CINf!TfcViirrfT. a. 1''rfKn 1: ! f t : ! . ,XableadciWoOOl- upcxwmesajarsiaaMi, , l( - . . , , WEST. I Train NqL Pat. t.L?. (- - IA8T-. I "Train No. XII lUIIIvADELPIIIA weekly' times l,;not . twotbirds votmgin If . . - 1 18 25 17 32 2310 33 75 ; -v.' ; 8 00 VTIDtT .1noi'rnA f a ; A motion to. make the; Hennepin canal bill a special order for May 6th was lost, 113 :to J03T not .the necesi sary twosthird affirmative. , iDibbJ o South Carolina, from the committee on public 'buildings and gronnda, moved to suspend the rules arid . adopt the s fsola tion : setting apart the 6th of May and snooeedine dayrr- for f consideration of nubli building measurer. Dibble explained that thAoa mnflnro6 lnnlr n penditure of about four millions. ? . BJount. of . Georgia, earnestly ops posed the resolution., because it eet apart ao unlimited time to the con-; sirieration pf ran unlimited number of bills It was the inauguration of a marcn on tne, treasury,! such ?as no Congress had ever tolerated he fore. - -- ' r ' . : Dibble Inquired if the gentleman had not supported a. proposition as broad as the pending one at the last session of Congress. ' '? ? , 'Blount replied that there had been atoob- ttwwT ?u Hea 10 tne r no Bncn proposition presented; - The ocock Exchange their inability trt Tnr.oflitiV,n t.hn hnA u.rfl.i: SPmST 'Th'flrm is t day. for the consideration of such that public business should be suss appropriating for any public building that an v body wanted. " '- - Dibble said that, the gentleman faiura had na VffJf "wteailnt- Tt misapprehended the character of the rnarkBtT - !flect UPW t.he stock resolution adopted at the last Con- . : Igress. He qu6ted from the record to 'nam 3.W) S.V8J 1561 t.OOl :Qq motion of Dockerv; nt thnJi .. - : - I 4.461 mittdtrtofficeSahd rMs intertalnhig, - Inrtraotlvei f fl the. rulejj jrer suspended , and the V Jry JOTmial sf Amwdofct .; f cell 0111 pissea to extend th immoiat i. " delivers Mrvica V, Tf. J. service, within the carrier delivery limit of any free, delivery' ofljee. and Within inna mila nf ' on- ... office 'which the .Postmaster Oenej al STORIES OF THT WAR f T XLUSTBATSDIN BTKBTISSuiv "T TP ' mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 14. M,J 11.30 IP. M. IS. 34 i6 167 4.9Q f.l 7.81 fSalUbwi, Stateavtlle. Newton xuexory. ' - .-;'.:r Icard, : . ' ; ; MTrirsya n f a k smcg Moantain,."' .'1 MaraaaUyr.Wvx WarniSprtflgg,'"' I At. ilt.-- - iaa ,rr B.28f- - . 8.67 a.W - 1.64 1 o.ui .iLsa as -V5 Ay v; , CAST. I I a am 7TB - - . I -Jfi l. 1 ' WEST. I MrTRPWY nrrratrku -i At. Lv. iynehlnjr In Tlndntsu I DAimiXK,Va.; April W.-On Sun- wu Biauon, on the Dan viile, and Naw Pira d.;i j . nmrm nomcS tr ,;."7,lw"w., aayB ror con8id jegro named Kelhs Moorman,v by a buildine measures forged note inrliu.. Mtb-o, wvJL-r 15". ir me,a8rea white mant.tp go tj a neighboring houseto play a game of cards,- Ma hone took a small sum of money with KTArj 1 ' wuj Aioorman knocked Mahone down and robbed Dim.' Mahftro was - .i. I but recovered sufficiently to tell what aiwrman ana lynched him .,r; t p, iUOUUU) : wounas are I thought to be fataL , ' ' - yv 1 1 fc " ' ' Failcir 1st Nw v..i, r Nrw Vn-ir. A ti1 m n i Mr n C-" - a Bennett meet their mposedofThomaa L Coville.mem otocK .exchange, and J H Bnggs The firm has ikde rj5 uutu ae assignee has had A'Papsr far the Hom?s of tlV'Uni-V I - ? ft - B Jk V " - -Br'- -'J T tuning and Oiiginal id Every ; 16! 1U j, 1.49 S.HB Al 4.161 6.96 7.66 CMisJsV in- SiUmWs adTsiTs "SSSaS will be greatly enlarged, from th rn of thet YJtera. and In current History. Biography PofiSS Ait, Science and the leading UTffi 5?i1TJ T!!,H JW? ? " welloual of u" "'nee 9i a newspaper. Th diir i Wspaper from the great eeritresot ntws now I tend city and every town of Importance nave'thflir dally newsDaners. and t.h lnnJJZuSJW'f wonderful - progress lti prclal ioumallgm meew every want tbat the dally nTpa'r fail to supply The metropolitan weekly of uay mult be muoh more than a newspaper; It must I rr . f , ! i i wusi lead the mast. azine in popular 1 teratnrej Jt must lead it in nof ularlHustrtton, and it must meet every mJL mmt of (he nteiligent reader of wryJuLT1 - STORIES OF THE.WiR i win Be published In each Bomber tmm th ablest writers who participated MhihiJSt trira. srwl .a.l. -. A. If. 9 4t 10.29 1L26 12.29 1.M 2.29 2.4) -8.81 4,21 ' 6.06 ' Stations, t IK, AshevDIel" J nuininy,. i " u Pigeon Elver, , Waynesvine; Hall 1 Sylva,. t Webster Station,' Charleston, Nantahala, Jarrett's, : 8.69 ,' 4 01 ! 842 8.17 -fi 2.26 ilS4 U38 1L66 11.67 U.4& 11.46 ( 10 64 10.66 10.001 j 10.09 X U9 8.!9 : 1-7.19 A. M ! K1m. 9-imil S nn Hail b.u.1 . ... ... . .. oand Knob U dlnnerjtattonjor rata No, f. . RIVCHUfy ass iifWHi', a nrsi-c BATH HOCSB. Established 1 Is the only School ii iur uoTs In th ft siohji, ana a nrstrdas 1 v& uitu vviuofl awana PfTrtTII Will IMk rr tusely Illustrated. The mort entertaining and lDHtructlve Stobiss from the beet writers of fiction will iniuu In .uu I-..' lrk J. UUUUO TEIZXXS: Bilsf hs all viAswst iMnfa am ws-f r... - aiK uvw ntjruw a fill "JAM 179 VKR COPY p tea, 44 Had &a extra copy to the getter no of aepsjat Time? LlUifjDj; FUUadbrylil IA IMRfH AAfialnn hooHna' An.- ack for catalogue, address - . ' - . . . ITiy.RBINBHAM, Jo Binaham School. N . C 1 - Men Think j sa Aj-AiLXi x J . 0 A Crippled fJonfedittf SaTsn rrlrSJSPStl Wnmda when I eomnenee tome la beTono- nuinniutinnT .ipenem . j t- . BOTDa JBOSliCK, Cotton Buyer. . 1 Mar.. A. B. nmn,ni..4 - n 7zrr:'". we M ... - -. Wrtteiu ' , .5 . irk- . . . .. - . - , 7 . ? I - J ctstSSS ea"? T pneral heaith, 'i Itfn W. JPi Jo.,,, JaHBn. Kay. i Mv'-eV4tM ftAn Nu.rM.a -a. . f UJia as the best tome. V7. JS" JUNfs. . ...9 "i.'iw' trw-.' !j 1 "7 'w ! NiWSB In several eases of cutaneous diseases of mT a 1 a' ' i lOOgatahdlnB With tbe most satlsfaetorv resoJU. Have seen the happiest results follow its use Iq Syphlltaf thaaonUonavand-lieneve it to be the Wohdfirflll ifA-Polafb! j . :yi -wvamvv: .iTi25"lJ!fS.L?!r avhstlm to Ca- heita5rtn r,,' jr "n118'."1 i ru,V'775 tryears 1 r J T. BLUB. at. D.. firtffln. Qa. A Telte IVom the Lne Star State TAfem'ttiKS?6"'" tCA- l 6T7WI PFWIIB "BLOOD BBNEWEB has aBS875JH!?liJ7??erar fron, TS one,.of my children, of tie. worst cases wta.wiB A m BQW - A SP1. lU0 -U' HO VlVCU CBV mine, and thadoctore say It Is a perfect cure, in their opinion. I am thankful for having tr'ed the wuvaa waAAAAVM. A om wUOlAaVlUl IVr UaVllIK fcT OU IdJ remedy. fj tf JCMvIkfAllKS, Dallas, Texas. VCt''ue-W. one I eonld 5 Savannah. Ga.. January 21. 18SR. SwreUei and at uar 7ra ofThMeSet ONltBBtOOD BBNBWEB has Jltb a remedy that has KmTm Mci 19Myecmaot Blood. Poieon and Bheuma ? O6,"? man. I weighed 188 povndsisnduw i sm among my enstomers. 1 most heartily re I used thirteen tottlesmeadrSa! 7 commend It to snflorers f rom these afectloni aw- 1 i' , ? 1".' Ti"y" " IT Of Gra.. former: riU tbe ebnffrtn'AfTirilJ2S?ft. V?W Niw frm-'iimr. T.a : . Jannnrr IS IftSS. I have been eured sound and well of a bad" case Bleel Poison by thtrrtae ofl5 Dottles of GUlNIfS PIO.NIKK BLOOD HKNKWltii. : 17 wlU sound Its fflU tbe fSOTlnteSSoTn SSSh J&tJ?, Wualntea with tteabore case, and t. . -. W.' A. RDTO.-AiMarorMMm!3 f I "nwieartny attest , J:.-J. I !nivn 1T -Tt J . a V " rti .'. ' " ! .- - " A - J, they know all about Mustanj; Lin- 7- .; mm ' m "av . 1 t . v imenc n ew ao. iot to snow 19 not to have, n -. , ..J f3? N AND SKIN DXSra- " UACON;', MEDICINE Wr- 1 V