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GHAS. B. JOWES,
Editor and Proprietor
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.SUNDAY, MAY 9. 1886,
THE SPEUDTnBIFT SENATE
New York World": The main argu
ment in favor of bicameral legislative
bodies is that there should be a con
stitutionally conservative branch to
check the hassily considered actions
; and extravagances which the more
immediately representative branch is
supposed to be subject to. '
In this country it is the Senate
nrhiAh in nnnnlarl v considered to be
r "ir
removed more or less from the influ
ence of earthly passions and greeds
and to be thus enabled to counteract
the sins and follies of the House.
It is possible that there was a time
when there was some ground for this
view of the situation, but such is not
the situation at present.
What the country now especially
needs to be protected against is the
Senate, and its main' reliance in the
effort to defeat jobs and extrava
gance plainly lies in the House.
v The seekers after subsidies, holders
of unearned land grants and corpora
tions generally which ask favors and
. wax fat on the government all find
their mainstay in the Senate.
k it the PostofBce Appropriation bill
becomes a law with the $800,000 subs
. i I & a. a ;n v.
responsible for the addition. -;
And about half of this will go to
the Pacific, Mail Company, which has
lately been paid over a million doK
Iars by the railroad companies to ab
stain from doing business at rates as
low as it could afford to.
The willingness of Jhe Senate to
grant the Pacific "railroads pretty
much everything they .ask is well
understood, and it stands ready to
tack on additions to the River and
Harbor bill, which will make it a etill
more prominent Candida e for the
Presidential veto than it will be
when it leaves the House.
The members of Congress at pres -ent
who are . principally ; acting as
governmental . balance wheels are
Carlisle, -Randall, Hewitt, Morrison,
Holman and Beach.
Thev are all members cf the House
and Democrats. -. ,t ,
In the Senate are the millionaires
Stanford, Sawyer and Cameron, all
corporation men and Republicans,
and others whose interests and in
clinati oes point precisely in an oppo
site direction from that of the popu
lar pecuniary welfare.
These men control the upper branch
of Congress and destroy its intended
utility as a check upon bad leeislas
tion. . j-;.'
wnen the issue of extravagance
and care of public money and prop
erty issbroached in the fall campaign
it will be in order to compare the po
sition of the Senate, -which the Re
publicans control, with" that,, of the
House, which the Democrats con
trol. . .
In the meantime it is incumbent on
the Democrats to keep their House in
guou a condition as 16 is now, to
say tne least.
CHANGE I If WEATOEB
r POSTS.
BE.
If observed closely our weather re
ports by telegraph are valuable to
everybody. There has recently been
a very decided change for the better.
insieaa or announcing what, the
weather is likely to be .in the differ
ent geological divisions of the coun
try, as the New England States, the
aoutn Atlantic States, etc.. the pre
dictions are now to be made for each
State, grouping together, from day
to aay, such States as are likely to
nava tne same weather. Whenever
necessary, predictions will, be made
for different portions of the same
State. The signal service officers say I
ina tne average man will more read
ily understand and appreciate a pre
diction applied to his State than one
I concerning a group of States, and the
new plan will, therefore, they think,
1 meet with general favor.
DEMOCBACY 1H OHIO.
New York World: Nineteen Denv
ocratio members of , the Ohio,: State
oenate ran away from the Capital on
Wednesday morning last and left
the State entirely , in order to avoid
' aciion in the Hamilton county con
tested election cases. Certainly no
political exigency, could authorize
such action as this.- The Democratic
" Senators have acted foolishly, and
their performance will leflect upon
""w'j 6 eiecuon. ; r, t 4
Bank Statement.
New York, May 1. The weekly
D3nk statement shown
crease, $639,000: snecie dfrAn0o
2.800; legal tender increase, $1,020,-
uopuoim aecrease, , f478,700'
circulation decrease, $27,800; reserve'
tff 1912.325. The banks now
hold $11,113,225 in excess of the 55
jyer vent, ruie.
The Cotton Market.
New York, May 8 Greene
J-P16 boars, have retained the
UZVL:
m . , - Tijtrv
V?Ur ?hadDg of 6 to 6 Pint8
S2S?g '.'nwtionaUy-: steadier, , The
ZZ aT' i om. 1 contested ; their
g2 ii .y' but a reat mny of
the small longs appear to be impress-
?hW0?f'VOKrabll f88 gal-ding
e..ua?on broa.d ani a inclined
w uuioaa. ane snort interest has
been increased by local sellini? nn th
present crop and outeide efferings for
tne new, crop months. 4 : I
Ballroad Meetinr. I
Atjousta. Ga.. Mav 8. .ThA Annual I
meetineof thedirectorAof haAn.. I
Chattanooga Railroad will be held
in Augusta on May the 12th, at which
time arrangements will be made for
a general meeting of , the delegates
from 20cOUntMR in narnviAnlnni,
line of the road. Unusual interest is 1
manifested in the nrormfid naA I
There will be fuU delegations present
from all the counties interested : .
11 The ehsolsln for CtmgreM toemi to pray bsrd
Sh.?!.' but Lm 1,6 1,0 w't not w with Pr.
CLEVELAND'S CAUTION.
HOW n GETS AT TBI.
BOT
TOM
Of All the Measure Snbmltted to
Him Bennett's Opinion
' Tariff Bill Prospe Personal
Ifotes. : ; ;'.
Correspondence ot Ths Obhebvbb., r v:
: Washington, May 7.-Thera is one
thing President Cleveland has never
had full credit for from even his spe
cial admirers. It is bis systematic,
patient and thorough investigation
ti.amorit.il of measures submit
lum vuu
ted to him. He seldom returns a tall
nnncreaa until auite a time, often
i Viaa planned. ' xhe
several - r ,
u ,vu tn- nil lftflri8lationl
nnn nf the marvels of Washington.
that he has sent
ilWt. v o j .
tnr all thfl naoers on file in the two
houses concerning the large batch of
bills recently passed an
ho fkrmtA. it is "said that
lUUi VJ - .
he opposes the hasty passage of such
hills on the sole ground of sympathy
or the bas.'r one of demagogy. The
hAfit sentiment - here endorses nis
Jaref ulness, especially as regards this
class of measures. The private pen
sion business has been largely overt
Manv of the bills are utterly
without "merit and known to be so by
t.hnoA who enacc them. Mr. Cleve
land, so I intimated two weeks ago.
mar veto the River and ' Harhof bilT
ahmii.i ie nana i the Senate without
material improvement. As it nearly
always happens that the Senate in
creases the amounts it may be as
sumed in advance that the President
will not like the measure- any better
when it finally reaches him than he
thought to do in its present shape.
the bill is not vetoed -it is said that
the' executive will use his power
nr W the War Department to use
only so much of the appropriation as
is actually necessary. It is also prob
able that Mr. Cleveland will-give
cl we scrutiny to all of the appropria
tion measures. As long as his viga
lance and activity find such a field
for operations his popularity will not
onlv be an assured fact.' but will
steadily increase. 1 i ;j '
Judge Bennett says he thinks that
the tariff reduction-bill will pass. Bat
he is aware of the', difficulties in the
way and the peculiarities of the op
position. .Those modifications of the
proposed measure which are in the
interest of agricultural communities,
are not pleasing to him. -
The speech of Mr. Everhart, allud
ed to yesterday.is a very different afs
fair as it is published in the Record
It is as elegant and humorous as it
appeared in its delivery as it is fan
tastic and ridiculous." Ihavejnoticed
this difference in other speakers be
tween the delivery and the print.not
due so much to revision as to man
nerand the difficulty of hearing
speech connectedly.
Hemphill made a good epeach
moment ago on the war claims bill
Dry old Bragg is giving some sly
digs at fraudulent heroism shown
only ia;the, records- of. the. Pension
Committee. The case" is , that of
twelve year boy who; if was claimed,
had done som5 notable serv ce ia the
army in the Tate war. "X
UoL liren returned this morning.
Jiix-Juaga 2 uavia scnenck , and
daughter: Hon. C. S, Winstead and
Air. Terrell called on the President
toaay, Mr - Keaa accompanying
them. H.
CONGRESS.
The Bonse Session Yatidav,
Tne Military Aeadenr-Bras;y;'s
snot. . r: f- v. .
, Washington," D C, May 8, 1886.
HOUSE ThcHouse oassi d the rfinainti
bill and the bill authorizing the Kan.
as C ty; Tort Scott and Gulf RaiN
road Company to construct a road
inrougn Indian Territory, and r then
nrcuu tutu vuiamibieeoi tne wnole. -
Un the military academy approprv
ation
ion biU. Wheeler, of Alahama
btated that no complaint had , been
made against a single provision of
the bul by the secretarv of war. nrf
that therefore it mieht be safelv
sumed that the measure was adpnunt
in all its appropriations The sum
carried by the bill was i297 fioK
agaujai.uu uppropnauon oi 1310,021
for the current, fiscal vear Thnrs;
ine country was enjoying a period of
uruiuunii i peace. ana tnoncrh armA
nan I Aman-4 W.. L I
6ouuduicu iuuukuv buaix me ftnnrrx
priation i for the maintenance of 4
uimsary aoaaemy was unnecessary
he contended that it was WinA that
the youth of the-countrv shnnM
ceive knowledge 'in military' tadticsll
au uauuuB m toeir a reams ot peace
forgot the experience of nt.hi- ? now
tionsi.r The great auettion nf tha Ho
but it was the great labor.question.i
If W country was so happy as i
- j . . iiiu'i reuiinea tne
products of Ameriwnr.latoriatiioine
ttUU; prevenura , its landing foreiizn
mnre-ot'. it. mruiM o. HAln n
" - . ci ' vume id coo
: With , fnrnicrn no
tions antl it was not tnr oi
siaer JUMLPubject. Every great coun
try must have an army as a symbol
of its power. Uo to thia lima
- - ...uu uaviuu
al nonor was ummneachnd h.,k at-
was .the duty of the memb ra of nit .
Kress to satisfy themselves that it
was impossible for one nation or two
nations td force the United States to
and PbiladelDhia ma nKa
be destroyed or to submit toTan
ISE measure;
7 - vvuviuci A. lit? gill
ltary 8y8tem should be improved, the
7 rehahiUtatad and the fortifica.
s put in coudition of defence. -
After a short discussion, in which
no opposition was made, the bill was
read by Actions, and.no amendment
being offered.- the committed aZ
ancl ihe bill was passed ' -
The Hou ,tn
i"e on the army provLion bUl. "
s Wheeler, of Alabama m
Strike cut from tt
Of engineer corns the wnd ff W.
Eineer corps did not KbIati.
staff and he. did
5yj pllcatlon to recognize that they
?w Their: proper statioa was in
'hehne. . - , v
' BraW? remarked that it had been
Once Said bv a nonfcnf pjtrtoin
l persons that they were unfit for
fieaven and too mean for ttii t.
lrId o.6 Plong to the Btaff: it did not
I Berve n "net at was afraid of boinir
i . " . " cva vi,
woeoou wiid tne common herd. The
motion was agreed to and without
and the House adourneS "
4
WHITES A SDABP
IETTBB. ' '
A Sensatienal Scene in Court-
,r' Wrii i Helmet Belemeel--Tlie
' Printer Clrs;el with Bomb
ixhrowlns;.
Chicago. Mav. 8. The rumored
capture last night of Anarchist Par
sons provea uniounaeajou tuas ue
is still in the vicinity of Chicago and
quite as vindictive as ever," is shown
by the following letter dated Chicago,
May 7cht seven p. m.r. and. published
in the Daily News this. morning:. :
To the Editor of the Iy Neiv8, l
Dear Sir: : I want to speak a word
through, you to my. fellow workers,
just to let them know that 1 am still
in the land of the living, and looking
out for their interests,: and further,
co give a few hintsito some of the fel
lows who desire to live on Anarchists,
that may be for their welfare.? In
the . firstplace, I am watching !the
papers and also know the chaps who
give pointers as to my : wbereabouts,
somaof whom will make good sub
jects for a coroner's inquest one ot
these days, should . they persist in
their present course To the public;
I desire to say that the devil is never
as black as you'- can paint him, 'I
will, in due time, turn up and ' aa-
s wer for myself, for anything I may
have said or done. I have no regrets
for past conduct, nor' pledges for the'
future, if there is to be nothing but
death for the ; tribes of America.
Whenever the public decide to" tase
f reason and justice j ie dealBnn'ith
the producing class, just at t&atume
will you see me. Bui should it de
cide to continue its preseniikurse of
death and starvation, just so long will
I wage relentless war on all organize
ed force, "and ell endeavor to find me
will be fruitless.
...Watching my. wife and her kind
friends iaof no ise " ' I am dead to
them already. I count my life al
ready sacrificed for daring to stand
between tyrants and slaves. To show
you how well ' I am posted I kndw
who was sent to LaQrange for me to
day.? 1 know who put you on tne
track of Glasgow and just where to
find him. . Just say to that man for
me that hjs-day, tjf reckoning will
come book K what must be. done to
satisfy the Atiarchistet Grant every
fair . demand of " labor.- Qive those
poorj creatntes enough to satisfy their
haDger and f,.wulT guarantee a qtiiet
period: all great labor questions can
be settled, and business will be put in
operation again without: "further
blood-shed, but af nhfc I am already
sacrificed, and.as a martyr for a good
cauMQ 1 saall waav ,juav as long as l
think necessary for Che public to take,
warning and thenyoa 4ecide your
own'fate. - It must;be liberty for the
people or death for capital, lam not
choosing men, I love humanity aad
therefore die for it now. IJvery,drop
of mv blood shall cost an a veneer and
war to America. -1 have not yet slept
nor shall I until I' Bleep in death or
my fellow-men are on the road to lib?
erty. (.ijignedj . A. K Larsons, y,
When visited last night Mrs. Pars
son was reticent and defiant., " She
insisted that her husband was not in
the city and that he was beyond the
reach or. the detectaves.; .:.
The petition in the cases of Mrs. L.
Holmes, Adolphus Fischer and a man
named Liiegier, ' employees of the Ar-
beiter Zeicung, for release on habeas
corpus,", was called before Judge
Rogers in the Circuit Court this
morning. The States attorney stated
thay he could not now divulge the
cnaracter oi ; ine evidence he had
against these people. He was williDg
that Liegier should be released, and
tnat Mrs. Jtiolmes should be admitted
toil 500 or $1000 bail.although she was
prooaoiy guuty or preparing some of
the ' inflammatory articles in the
paper. As for Fischer . he had evii
dence that he bad personallv thrown
the dreaded bomb, or was a nartv to
it. This produced f a.' sensation f in
court. . The 'Judge acoOrdahgly :fad
minea jots., iiojmee ia. oail, ordered
laegiers if lease, and ordered Fischer
w uu returaeu to id a tor one wetir
flirs. uoimes ducies appears to
have been those ; of news editor:
Liegier was reporter and Fischer Was
a compositor.: The scene in! court
during the examinations was highly
sensational and . dramatic: .. Mrs'.
Holmes' counsel was a lad v - lawyer.
named Miss Elate Kane. -Promii ent
amongr the, fsp'ctutoi sin the! court
room; werer th wives; Of Parsons
Fieldon and Spies, ; and a number of
I
' I
tnearjady friends.
; Wilniington E6 view ; The last 'aid
rites were paia todayo the remain:
of the lamented Col S I Fremont
ine remains arrived here last nizh
at 8 o'clock and were met at the depot
vy aaumoer ocirienas, among them
the VeSIrv nf fit Jnhn,si1hnmn an
wereeonveved tn triat o.rinrr.h4 I
thev were nlaned in t.h P.hanAnl- At I
aa ocjock to-day the funeral servi I
oes were held. Rev. Dr: -Carmichapli I
9ctoof 8t John'sofflciaUng, Aftea
t .beauf if ul and impressive serricesi
atectOE
tb
of ihe chxMjb. the remains - jrerg cdh
veyed to Oakdale cemetery, where1
they will rest beside thoaa of his nifti
ana eldest son wna iiad preceded;
nim. . The pall bearers .were Hon;
Greoree Davis. Dr Wm Oaa Thnmu 1
J)r AJ DeRoesett. Hon a P MeaWi
Boo D K'McBartSol
J W Atkinson: Col W DsSonwU 1 1
Oapt O D Myera and Opl H ilqbre.
v a ar . , . . -
Commission will .leave ,,Hayiw 3I0
urace tomorrow witK'a tailllnrVVrd
JaUC ot shad for Broad- arid3 fSSat
ravers, South Carolina.
ji ' -
Onr parasols. -Ws have sold large- qhahOHes of
S0 v" pewuu ui ura iow pn.-ee we ate oseneg
v utc icwnm nuuiiuvr iinw mil
WirraowsxT a Bakucbv
Mamma" said a llttk three year -eld, "papa
fay yeu wern't pwtty )a-t week, but you are beau
tiful to day." "Ahi my chin,, last week I had
"""i ween navd od tauon Uu. .(.;
DrPler e'a "Jvortt Prescrtpuon- Itfnot ex
Mlul .'. - . .... ., .- . . .
uu aunurauiy iuuuia a
tngleriess of purpose. b3lng a most potent specific :
In those chronic weaknesses ppcular to womenf. :
Particularly m Dr Plerie s laree treatise an
eases Pecnlar to womnn. ifin
-ri r-B""! "VM1 lvl AV
oenw in scamps. Audreys World s Dmpens try Med-
assoctatioa 663 Mats fetreet, Buffalo, N.T. -
Uanffbtertt, Wlvt. tmd 1 others
we emphatically guarantee Dr. Tttarehlsl's Oath
olicon, a female Kemedy, to cure female dlsaums
suoh as ovarian troubles, Inflammation and uleera'
tion, falling and d'.splaot neut of bearing dowu
leelinic. Irregularities, barrenness, change of life
leuoonnoea, besides mauy weaknessegsprlnglni.
from the above, like headache, bloa'lngi spinal
oraooaiioBs. nerrous aeuiuty, palu ta-
fi.vuanufi,uv wt White. OnUUaVQlJr.el.il. Man
ouisl. tJtlca. N. Ctor namnhle? Si ' "ff"
For sale by U B Wriston, Urugglrt, Charlotte
V '. - ' ' - , lulfllaodl
S i-. "nsnsnjsjnnnpnv 2 t
LF-:10 EL1XIU '
From Wo rib Georsla. "
Mra. N. A. MoBnUre writes from eortng Place:
tor mani rears I have hann a. .wi .i,i.7.. Zrn.'
lndlv,Uon. sick headaches and nervous protra-'
tion caused from Muousneas and oonntlpatlon I I
wrev MtCMiy rvuituio) UMh-ltv
permanent relief
nntti i ued Dr Moaiiv
Leon
in better health than for many rears,
a.ixir. i am now
er has been subject to chills ant femr fmnT..
Infancy. I could get nothing to relieve her; tne
ier :
W. A James. B-ll Station. Ala.. writM, 1 h
suffered gready from indigestion or ayspepxla
Oil bottle or Lemon Ellilr done jne muro arA
tnan ail the medli ine I eor timk, an mni. .ni
"tl 00 per bottle Sold by dinrglsrs : - r
jrrearea ny u. noziey, . a, Atlanta. a, y v
t t
PABSOKS
BROWN'S IROlf BITTERS KCrjefrrTTiTTT
... cured Mr. T. H.Thomr5Si.!B lKfI
Wianinton. N. C. . f dygpepgia and Ukl. esLkT
nd be eordialtj recommendi . . -e:,
- - m , - s x - y-v
i'i'V'tViv".:.- ,- . .. ... : - t f
J'&?JSi 'US'L0?? of "HsoBMfni hotter
or ticket So. 46,719 In November drawlnr ot tha
Lou.sima State Lottery, wh en drew $700, hi?
Invested a poriloa of i.ia pttxmairttantf
near Olivet and adjoining hU home term He
purchMed 54 BCTeg, mure or less, being tre Jauk
Won farm, of Albert Wheeler, fOTWbleh hi
paid tiO per acre, blue he mide bis SueoaMfLU
In Lomslana. John has been "shavtorBotes?
at a Mvel, ra e, and ha cari -wttntoe pwt
lew months nearly SI OOG. Just stop tura inomeul
and estimate tne piofls he tas ma'e on the 60
Invested lu Lontflana Lottery last fall UMVunt
Olivet (Ky.) Tribune, March a , ; .
--' ;3- U
:Mm. Joe Perei KmdT
Is still the best Blood Parlfler on the maAat ! -:
r. O.H.MeAPitN.WbolesaleatrngiarUfi.
.i'T:'.j-'-u Prodiw. i
Baltimohk. Mour eay; Howard Sueet ind
Western Supernne 12 65ct$8.10: KxWa- 18.25
$100; Family, $4.2St4.75; City MlUaSaperftne
?x?a M8s BlobrariasV$4eo
SHU. Wheat Southern duU but stead) : Westers
quiet and higher; Souusnn .fed 925;imDer st
i8. No. 1 Maryland Sift A; JNo. Weeleni win
ter tea spot 91. Uom-muth6rn qu'.rt "but firm1
w,'?tern,lnaic1Ie.Su Sotitherffthlte .4ta
47; yaUow,45a48. ;, - . , T
. Chicago Kiour -unchangsi Wheat-opened
stronger closed ts ower tnan yeetercky;
Jday. 7tiS77, June 7SH,79; July sW8H4,
Corn easier; eah 84. May 84S85; June 861
8t lOats-easyrcaeh 29; May 29a;i; 3une 28
2s. Mes pird w.ak nd lower, cash and May
8J6a8 80 June $8 77(40,9.06; Juiy 7V4a
s)6. t'Tde isreash and Mas and June
Jane $6.W7a$5fc: Boxed meats steady ; dry
saitd sheuliiers $I.0U3)4J0: sttort dear' sides
5.fOa$5.dU; pno trlbsensy: cash $iix whiskey
steady at$a;i4. 8ugar nnchapged. ( .
NbwYohk. wjiitoern Hour steady;" common ta
rfalr ertr?v $3 2583 66. Wheatspot firm: un-
461946. v Oats-ffiehjtoer; Bo., fsoav.,
H(v ,auu - ww . uiui civ Off
dull; fair to good reflolng 65lfe; refined, steadrr
. 6aa; -wiiite ex c 6a6; yelJoW 4aB..
Stauaar 4-6i(i- Cut "Loaf fand Crushed 7;
Granulated 7ta71a. Melasses sit-adv UU for m
test. Rice flrra'. - Cuttoh seed oil-crude 'iatU; .j
rouueQ -Kioo- kubiu sieaay at Sl.JMiaU.
Turpentite dull at StOA. Hlms Arm ;' New Or
leans - 9aift-.J tTexa-. 10fS)10.' . WOoT-bolet;
domestic fleece 27&36. Pork dull old mess i.i&
at 50; middles duUIong dear 6.fl2V4i." bard
aa &e lower; western steam spot $6 20; ifvj $6 IS
uo ioi inugnui weaa.- vonono wa; wheat sd.
15
IfavI 8t4reM-
Wrunr&mn Turoentlne Orm at w v tmii
32.
firm; strained 80; good stralnea Hah. Tar
firm at 1.00; crude . turpentine nrnl: hart
U 00; yeuow dip and Tinrln a.00 - " -
BATARNAB-TnrDenUhe s'earir atS2f?5l2U; mIa ;
, nvui qui a i.ioti.va At me. eiose
tarpeatine quiet: oaie 00. . - - V '
vhaklxstoh -xorDentine dan at It - -RnUrr
npitet; good strained 9096." 1
i 'r. Pinannht I. i ;-; J. ' I j;
xehanse 4 HRS4 " Menar - Iff 5Lfc-' Rnluhwiim
Daiaucna gold lK9B,oaSt eumney ilJ.418.0OO:
Te -nmenu dull? our "per eents tl.ftftf; throes
$1.01. state bonds-neglected TT
Aiaoama uu w) A, i w 6.... 109 I
Beorgiae's........ y,,,.. .....if.i.c)i4
Sgs ..wV.v Li2tS
South Carolina Brown Consols.......'; '.H
Jansola. ...'A..1 nu
'Teu&eoooe 6s..v.. .... 6S
Virginia i ... .i....jw.i.iwi;iwi.'.-..i 4j
Vbdnla Cmsols-.i ... ...u-is rS 6
CtesBDealandOhlo..'.i ,..;.i...;v sal
Chicago and Northwestern.... u.j... - lX68
Chicago and Northwc item, preferred .,. ;, lna
Delaware and LavKawanna.... 1
akeShore.... :
Ljwlsarrf Nashi11i:,:..i-..-.fH.ir.:
Mobile and Ohio , n.
ashleandattanooga....,.....;...:.n 63
NorfoUiandWesteniprefend....,..v.24 I9v5
Korthern ielttceominon...;.......... ; 2
Npero Pacliic preterred. 64
Pacific atall... 1 kvi2
Reading......;- .?. JZi; 5S
wenmond and Alleghany. .... 8
Richmond and DnaHUe...... ...... j.'H 101
Kicbmond and West Point Terminal. J. s4
Rook Island......1... ........ , . . T t
St. Paul..... 1 .... .... ...... ..i....... j 85
SC. PauJpreferred.. ......J. 1.181
Texas Faclfte........ ... g
DnlenPadfle......... . . juffi
New Jersey Centoal.... ..... .... 48
MiEaounraciiic,..,....,.. . 1.17W
western union.....; 621a
Bid. tLasttld., goffered, tasked. HCx.D;.,
'." Cotton., , ;
80; gross 60. 873; stock 24.W68:! otportf
eoastwue ; (ireat Britain : continent
Nobfuls Kasr; r m.-soiuig 9. iih roceloto
Sa2, groas 3o2; safes 821: stock 32,06a eworts
oasrwise Z7t continent ; 6ret rltaln . i
BALTlHORltDull nikfdflnv tt K-lH- nt ,l.
486,-gro4 !2t: a es : stoH 27 lfcO; dinners
; eTportcoastwUe512: rest Britain -t
BQ8TVIN iQuiet; miudiing net receipts 21
gross H76; aaes : stojk 6,810; exportaevast-
wl-e : to reat Britain - -. ,
; WfuiniaTpsIflrMs mWdtlng; net'leeelpts
191; gro-sfctl: sales t stock
PBiIAD-LTHIA Dull: low m iMIInv ', CRfa.
reoetp's 6; gr. ss 69; stock 16,. - - " "
248; gross 8; sales U0: Stock 2269: nJr?
COilStWlM . 1 . - .H ' ' :r , '
XXW WKLKAHS DUH and eBr ml 'Ullnir -nmt
rnro nbi um ion. l n,r; :1..i.".
e porta coastwise - VGnM T BriSi :
lrraooa ' -cntlnent 2 m TTT'
Uobilb Dull: . iriukinu a ik.ia
26, gross M: sales 250: stnS bsiS. ZZZZ
oawwiiw esi threat Britain ; j i
KsiffBirSteadrf i middling a r ? jreeelnBj
.JSS?.!?"! ?? .stoek 61.83a :
-uMiwrA-vnuei; mwqung B1116. KotlPtS i
snip meets - , sales U0: stock
1125; gross 1125: sales mk 97-..
SFKaKJ
; continent 8260. ,4r ., -:..:3.'Z!t I
vuuuuut . nnnwin : liiwx ftmiun
T ;HJr--1;i-A "'ilntnresL. 7 .
NXW 'Ton-Nl rwwt nr. ion.-
futures dosed steady; sate 71 000 bales. ,
1627;
. - "T" . 1
.f""" - ...-V- V. .7.1 .,,... 9.2a.2T
August. ... .... ... .44ft4S
ioar.. ainnik
.mDeri. tn,i. t. .'.
Hcwwnlnw".- '" Vrv.
-.t.wa.ii
VT.J-'i"--i"4'i--
9ioa,n
ai7&i
iim"7"'""T?"?'"r'"'
WZX:ZZXX 1
,r?"?'Tyrw,?vr-,-,vritro
.4731.49
J A f A rorpool Cotton Ulai-keL!
buyers' favor?Unijuta kim Suna C
trmru I
i w jpioaung; - eiause,' ay ideitverjf
v v-ixo .. - .
Mhf and Tune B B-64d.
s June and July 6id564ld.
auSCT
September 6864dff5 7-4d
Eentember and )ntbr a ajuAit jaV
8eLtember 6 8-ti4d. . .
mirnrcMiuBe, nay geiiTBry 4-64d;
f7 wia rfune o t mo, (Duyers
June and Julv S 4 Mrf vkmsn i
July and Anenst 8 a-Aui tmtiiarmx
AnarU't and tientAmhm- R 1 ma rimm.
BeDtameeeand cntimr nnjuA - !Tiik '
"NovenMr and Dec-mber 4 63 6W, tsSlers.)
September o 8 Md, (value)- ...
f Futures closed duiL ; ", ' ; ;.
City tpotton jHLm
'vv j ' Dm oi ths
rJket;
... . ft. ,
8,' 18HB.
H .e f - -
The city eotton market testerdav eiLTTinu,
4tt the following quotations
totlnn . . 1
omcfMioaiuvg.. ...... gZ
SSSSf--- -. 882t3.
stains mi.eTiR
R eetptayestenUr.
1 . . J ! T'f'rf'f:
65
:TT PHtmilCE .TIARIiKT
Reported bJT. Bj MAerLuy1'
4;', , MWe, 18H8
Corn per bughel.lJ.'..'
aieai per Dusnei . . .i .-.
Wheat--pen bushel . .
,..
61863
reanuis tier Duanni.
.l.lorjl 16
nour liftman.., .
, .....i)6rsa
... ....1.... w.' . a.2&si.30
1 aixra.,-....
. flniuf
Oats shel!
jniti
.................... buoi:o
Dr
rcik. fUi, ... ., .... ..i.-- . IVU'V"
)riedru!f-Apples, perlb... ...... ; 824
reaones, neeteu.. ...-..., mi
'.1 - nnpeoiett...... ,;-t; . 818!
Blackberries i... . : !Vi7.
Potatoes -Sweat. '65S60
- 1 run . . . ;
7075
82Ml
67614
1617
8630
Cabbiige, per pound t, .... . iim ,v
Onlon, per bushel .... .... .. '
Beeswax, per pound.. ............w....i..
Tallow, per pound..., ............
Butter, per pound. ,
Ciilckn.,-.
Ym.Lra.
S"
Turkeys, per pound..,..
Auutta .... ......... .......
910
S5t40
action, per iwuntW net..-
Pbrk. per pound, eel, .... ...
TftTvrl BanhaJ
78
10)9
" anwfwtied-..
- 18
iSfrnil
- atw
Es.it tvmind. .... .
Mm, Joe Persos1 Rented y ;
- fj
Is still the bet Blood Partner on the mnrket
mv. u,hoivm, wnoiesaw Druggist.
t
! '
FOR RENT
!A fdncSSlS?, SejMrtn rtwrt.' between C
thb cotjntb1 is itoobeb with adulter.
: ' atbd lard. ; ;
-S??inr'.at'0,,Jrn8ln Joarseir, and be
SUJtJlC?tlZ2'kItcnen' The odor from it
when cooking betrays it. . . . , ( v
-f -atK(lsi,M '; LAB t :
13 eUABiNTEED PTJRK
Put up In packages from 8 to 800 pounds. A try
It and you will use no other. , "
.::;.:. CAS8ARD a SON, Baltimore" May
OBKKBS O THX CSLKBKATKD STAH BKAHD" MXW
'r .-Hi OtJBKD BAJI8 AMD BAOOH. i . .
it J. wiXKEB.
i
iiiiiiiiii.;
Wholesale and Retail erocei-g. J
3-
- f
.y.ff i 5i !Ff.iJi(4l.-a5,'
of carrylrutona . j - . ...' .
ev-
Jryott t Fourth streets, v We are tnallfted by long
.M.fc . uuu vi tue asae. ana
we will keep on hand at aU tlmes'a full stock of
41:
n J. .
.f,
j
if
Wnich Willie delrVered tn any part oftt t
ot charge. .i.' . i. y . .(,-.,-vit j;
Si:
i. ii
We wifln.
not be nnderaold In the Charlotte caarket
,
ir tot
' There is a ood wmomi nnl tn tH
ot iv mo. wceornmodatlon of. our
.: j .
& J. WALEER & mi
tjRowire radN bitters- b endorsed 'by
ifSy1'' ,Ui Front street, WI1- I
uuiuuu,h.v.,h rename rpmedy in nerrons
k? 5e,.oonBapatluo' ; Nothing else gave
mm any benefit. ;-
!-8ARGAINS;
AT THE
Auction Etoom.
10 Wamut Suits, containing "bedsteads, marble
top bureau and wash stand, table, four chairs! and
rcckeratSiOasoU. . .
5 Walnut 8uit complete as above at 120 00. i
. 10 Painted Cottaw suits $12 60 1 ? -
a RearfBteads JpanesP itkrn, $20 to 12.50.
- w.juni.iiw.v. w w 1 TJU. -
Hair Mattresses. $40) each.
Solid Walnut Office Desk.' . j
8 p Ir Store Trucks . ; .
1 pair Fairbanks Scales.
5 1 Gasoline Stove. ' . i
' 1 Lare bhow case.B ith Tubs, c.
y ; - . . i
0 1 H. XECCLE8 & co:?
iKMlstalrTfjp Sale: f ;
I i ? "J V
Hoase nd tot on Eighth street, 6 room house.
1 JLXH OUXlH TftfeL.
K ?ow Md Jot on Elghto rtree. '
V J ftore Boom to. rer. ten Trade street. !
I otore Booms for rent on Coileve streeC
I ' ... H. C. ECCLES CO.
1 --t ' .'i i i ;. ;n .it , r
I "OBOWfrs ITtoW BrmtRS h.r ram TTairTi
I A in the famllr t WTl I i...
fourth streek. Wilmington. N IT. rffh .nM mi.
racnoo, acesayxtnereisno remedy equal to 1
MiUWlNfi BBG8Y MfOSITllBV;
;; t ;;! -u. .: : "- -
A fall line of CarrUBres BaQrles. PhaetoM. Rutif
Sprlnc Waeons.
, etc., of the best makes and latest
Charlotte, K; C next to Wad ths stables.'
pr26unly.-J -jh j -i
,1 jTlra. Jas lPetMs,s Bemtdy
Is still the best Blood Purifier tn the mrfct
' K , Jwn. u uiTkvu ur..i i . . .
Is still the beet Blood Portlier on-toe market -'JNO
H. M0ADB.V, Wholesale Druggist.
BBtabllshed
ls'theenir Schooii
for ' bora In -1 th
lOT
i )8ou
iSnjM,
South with eAfl,
aJWHTia first -class SYMNAS
andafirsvelass
DAI hi tiUUOK.
Special terms to vohnir'mnn nT man manna j 1 !
i The 183rd session begins August 25th : i fi'
. . - - . . J i v . W Mn . f K 1 .
Blmtham School. N.O
1 . vujo AJRiari
wing he has ejtaken.
others. - - .
eiHiniieii mm more than any-
m recommends B to
f - ' jT Tf" ,, J
ne'Si!.fiband " ,WH1 " 1
JAaAiT --ofix
:'.-..m .1 . illlTAr it . .1 IMni-. u
,1' Pr-wnt in ary higW uaittv, trv
; HAN AN SHOE ha baumalha faoagmtad atandai '
foe fin waar. among docnnunating gantlamaa.
;oVaiebiri(lf,- :a,t, uameno,'; ;
' r : - ... . wiuuiinwii,
'J .JO.H.McAl,WreeiruggW. v
tewmldl IIUUU6 fVUU 1V1 ' 11U.H7.; , 1 i i .
K. C ,U JsSffrAwmSByTri -w.w.MM
Iuxjuob. inn tuscuura ia in guoa Oraer, maae b 1 1 own s att SAskW dLtfAuBfiAAUI' k) iXZl .ATJ
HoaQ)..sin(1srd wcrk.T . 1 1 t i.-ifi irj .-r l,i;ni , lijiti Ai'.i AiiURwa..'.a.1 j.wi ( i.-!Ht rsr i .. . . i.,fcwaj..oetsiniiiii.ni sw
1 tt " 1 . . ooarjotwKjDserver.. 1 , hn-f -l.it - -.1- . .
All.
t-'.ii., .... ;
y And thj8
iQur prices
.4 j. NKiHiKM;
trilKR TIIB MARK KX
f w -'-t4-' - ,Ia regarded, we will
Sriv;
f
CfTJXBLQTTJB
1 ftl T.sJ ' -.1..- "i .
ana- aareestr manufaturera ' anrl
th State;
Eielqeively in their manttfaotorvi
i.ilj.'Hi ni i:; aii -i a .
glOK FEED
BO
this new IED INVEEtllQlS. alf seaans are aSade STail NOT
I rin..r Laree stock rnHtaiitfhrrift hanH r AftonKa :t aI
:frnhanes
for all machines: . v r - 5
:)', -..5 ; .
5'
1T V j J
, - i . . i
. A Crippled Confederate Sawt'
I only weighed 128 pounds when -1 commenced
GUINN'SPlJNEa,andnow weigh 147 pounds. I
ennid hardly walk with sntlek to support: rue, and
now walk long distances without help., its benefit
tome Is beyona calculation.'-...!--. .. -v
D, RDF US BUSTICK, Cotton Buyer.
u Macon; 6s.
- -' 1 ' ! " I- . r ;
Mr. A- IV. -ninblert;iXai-dwsu-e
-r-Merchant of. JPoroytla.
- Otu, Writes "ti1-1
. i i fr - ... . ;t. . t
It acted like a charm on mr eeneral health.- ; 1
I on?"
eonider It aflae tonic I Weigh more than 1 have
I Wf
years.. Respectfully, ' .; t-
fib t.V-'-
K
1 10
Mr W. F, Jonrs, Macon, Says
Mr wife has retrained her Htranirth and inAnuumt
10 pounds to weight We recommend GUlNN'd
rioMJCiut as tne best tonic - W. p. JUNX& i
'.li - ii . v-.'
PW,?1?
H It"" '1 -Jit
1 r '
I:
3.
ili'L !
I . .(it
Ii M! t -r
i ,i fcSSSAY
'""'1 i
S3
x MILES
il
i
T- -"i 1 l 'i ii jlii-i.inii - i T i i , ij n , , ' - - ' ' '' - a ,
I. iiv -erj 9TTJ; i W - sAW Vfe !
'.;'-.. ;if?.-.fe-'.i " " .....,,,.. .J " . v , . -i
i-""r ' -:" ' .
....
.WEST ? OF CHARLOTTE
til -i .' "ij -,,; t it
Keasfvnar.
. i?or iairtlier;iaif6rmatiftTi
- a .uv r.Au utvt . AUiWT
Apnll4d vredSsunt may 15&3 1 w taug f 5
the hew: r:
-
latest styles in
Gr 3
this wasonn will be
throughout,- and where j ,
stand without a rival;
m
e -an4iJNaa Jplothiers ah
vyhv they use the
f
after
otbermachines for years. By
lit 1
n:
5 frAJ-i : ?
General AgehtTTradeSt.
rR.EJL.IEJB1
K i ', For Forty years aSufferSr from
CATARRHi
Wonderful to Relate!
Fot Fobtx TkABs i have bean s victim td Ca
fABBH three fourths of the time a sufferer from
txoBcnAHNa pains across irr forshkad and mi
mothils. .The discharges were so offensive that I
hesitate to mention it. except for the good ft may
do some other sufferer. I have spent a young for
tune from my hard naming daring joy forty years'
of suffering to obtain relief from the doctors. -1
have tried patent medicines ever; one I could
learn of from tlmfrnrnnMnrtrfiiitarth Brith
Bo rehef And at last (57 yean of age) have met
with a remedy that tas cored ma entirely made -mcra
ne man I weighed 128 ponnfls and now
wci-u i i usea i nuxeen Denies or tne medicine,
and the only regret I have Is that being in the
humbi walks of lire, I may not have -Influence- to
prevail on all catarrh sufferers to use1 what has
cured me GUlNN'S PIOUKKR BLOOD RKNKW-
KK. t . . 'HIT Uuv rLivxrv a .
A Kft Oannnd at Vun c. n 1
r. Henry Chpver, writer of the above, former
ly oi Crawford county, now of Meon, Georgia,
merits the confidenoe of all interested In catarrh;
"w. A.ai, OTOMacon.,, ;
11
CLOTHING II AIIUFACTURIH6 CO.
rtlActol
MnnRR
Ildieumatism, Scrofula, Old Sores.
rp
Spring mdmnfii
-il.t,l, Jt . JO'Ai
Bfiopl AND gKH SKA3KS iljj
lilt faftf. 'puftaVftl A'S '
with the best
1." . -- t VtJM
All-Healing
aiTOiil(eo,i,K w for nervous xhau
uTerii1romttoVeatmt&
same troubles"
. i Btrs J
1 KB
tostUlthebes
i UXVIBI
OF
r
gXTST RECEIVED
-AT-
1 top! (fep!!!
Mrs. Joe Persow's R m, dy
Is stffl the be .Hood Partner on the irsrku
r , JNO H. MoADKN, Wnolewie Druggbt.
B'lR0BrrT?R3 ra RECOMMEND.
i dT. MTV deito Strickland, as n.
btrlckland. 613
. &ne i
Ue?ed him wnen quinine failed.
TSE ?oasd or cosfsnssioNEBs or mkck-
W3011 appointed me
yaKKo-. and ordered that a New Belt
tratton Bookhe opened, notice Is hereby giveato
fMrend regl,tr before the electionon Locd Od
tloa to be held Monday, 7th day of June nexL
ianay6dlw
! ; v--
w. n , riAM, Begistrar.
v. vj"y, Bome-Democrat copy.
REGISTER! MfflJ!!!
ami
m
POUNDS
-Doctor's Certficate Case of
is
Blood Foi.oo.
I have nsed GUINN'S PIONEER BLOOD EK
NSWEB in several cases of cutaneous diseases of
long standing witiL the most satisfactory results.
Have ten the happiest results follow its use tn
Syphilis f the worst form, and believe it to be the
best alterative In use.
. J T. SLLIS, M. D., Griffin, Sa.
A Voice from the Lone Star State
GTJINN'S PIOITKEB BLOOD RENEWEB has
cored one of my children ot the worst cases
of Scrofula I ever saw Her skin is as clear as
mine-and the doctors say it is a perfect cure, In
their opinion. I am thankful for having tr'ed the
rameay... wai. 1 rAlULd, I)auan, Texas,
1
j :
!
. '- - ; Batahhah, Ga., January 20, 1886.
GUrilKPS PIONKEB BLOOD BENE WEB has
made several cures of Blood Poison and Rheuma
tism among my -customer. I most heartily re
commend it to sufferers from these affections.
CM. HILLMAM, Druggist.
. ' :KW ObLsahb, La.. January 16, 1886.
I have been cured sound and well of a bad case
of Blood Poison by the nse of 15 bottles of fiUlNN'8
PIONEER BLOOD RfiNXWEB, I will sound its
praises foreW v - JACOB KHUTE.
frm acquainted with the above case, and
most heartily attest it. .
. EUGENE MAT, Druggist, Canal street
i
A Perfect
ii
rVgS'ze, $1.75.
iaED' FREE. ? ' ,
"-vj.'A. U .
yED" FEEE.
.
jaratly fur-
the market afford. ' Terms
P. 0., Gaston county, k &