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TB ADVEVT TERM, TRB NINTH 8EMI
annual wsslon. begins Thursday, 8eptemoer
9th, 1H86. For eclogue address ihe Hector,
juneJSdan BET. BENNETT 8MSDK8, A.M.
BICYCLE FOR SA.LEH
ONE COLUMBIA MO
cycle for s il cheap.
COLUMBIA M03TANO, 48 INCH RI-
r s ile cheap. : In tei-fect order, it i
t oo i-mari fo' present owner, Is toe only reason for
gelling voriuruitr particulars apply to or ad
dress . y - -J.inev6d2t
. Care Observer. Charlotte, N. C.
OFKN ACCOUNTS
Aeatnst in . must be presented At once, and here-
after none maae extfeynu per. on. o- on written
omer . - j. am nm hbm.
ju e26dtwlt : .. . ..
TfO ; SALE.
LuT 99 feet on Trade street, tunning back
KySft-e t Kourtn streer, eonta ning two story
brick tiwl lnfr, af'J doing property of Dt
u lJOtlo-
1 0 r corner College xnd Fifth streets, 46 feet'
front. 123 feet deep, filoe $100. : . '
1 ats nn Col esre street,
tone containing two
b toiy brick store.rJLot 193 feet deep.
jraoe
$i.ou.
HfUISTl AStD LOT next to Charlotte Hotels 2
story traine buUJlng. PrleetSOOO. 4.
n -ACBES LxNOnear BIddle Institute on the
U-' v it n. rrco .uo per aero. 4 ., -.
Tinn. AN D LOT corner - Third and Collet
1 1 grrwts, two storr frame wei, socmbs.
KHJ?S At J LOT on Sixth streeV near H. ft
II 0 B It . tot 5x198 (ejt House; contains
jooms: wice ja.owi.-
DO I bered). in fiaaton ooanti on C. C. Railroad
g miles from m. uoiiy. r.ioe siu per aore.
ACRES or LAND In the Hopewell sectltJSi
one-half In Umber land and about 60 acrta
ja bottom land.
1rlna 111 nw ftAm .
- J i-
BKDDINU, FUUMI LIUS, -HAT rBEoSEo.
LlneD, MosQilto Nets and Crockery at re
duced price.
JUT REOKIVED.-
5 T)eroe Magnolia Hams, u lbs averate.
g Tierces Magnolia Hams, M lbi averagK
jjj TleroesTaytif Hams, 14 lb average. -
I cigars fio.w to fzo.ou per inousana
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"practice medlrtncVand points otrt toe onlTf .
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iSof&Jiv
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lar. saved nervous Mt Jnbe,,
the advice given. THE. REVIEW is Bojwin 1U
EiDthyear of prmiicatlo Complete speeUnen
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OVER
LO W P R I C S, H
M afauk Is now brim full
p4pato6e
& si?Wf
every description, and lamp
cheaper than ever before, m
algo offer bargains ta
mum
U Estate
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DINNER SETS. , WATER SKrgr ?tewspaDeropn, returned : yester
DINNER SElS..yll;;
i;jtiaianrL.iv to, . :
chamber surra, .V " ,ire-
5-
CHAMBER SETS, '
TEi 8ET3,
TEA- PETS;
tea SEr3,:o
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Fruit Jars, Jelly Tumblera. Wy f1?'
Betrlwrators. ee Chests. Watortttolere, Csgw,
and other SEASONABLE OOD8. uCaU and be
eonvmced that you can save money. - . -
n-f-and TVIsV Tim
I , corp.. at -e " i
t patu. Boo P
SAtuBDAt, juke; iflTl
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
- Correct for the eurrent month. - -
- ' Richmond .Airp Dauytlls aik-Lute.
to- Arrives at fcaarlotte from- Richmond at
?? Leave8 tor Atlanta at 20 a. m.
No .a Arrives at Charlotte from Atlanta at 4:40
c Leave? for Richmond at 440 a. m. ,
Np. 63 Arrives at Charlotte from Richmond at
13.36 p.m. leaves for Atlanta at 1 p. m.
No. 68 -Arrives at Charlotte from Atlanta at6J5
P.m. Leaves for Richmond at 60 p. m.
-IjIV - KrOfrrHt an.. T3 ...... iwJTs- i ' -
, AtlAni (it 5:80 a. m.; arrives Xrom Atlanta at 8:30
. 'i U iW.ofrK, Colombia akd AEttUOTA. 5
'Arrives (torn Colombia at easv. nCi ; " :
Leaves '01 Columbia at 1 p. m. v ' i
- i . C, a ft A. -A., T. ft O. DinsiOH. - ' V
Arrives from States vllle at 11 .30 a. m.
Leaves for Statesvllle at 6.-40 p. m. ' '-';
Cabouha Ckhtbal. ; :"- ---.-
. ?Lor Shelby at 8.1& a. flu; arrive frtm Shelby
, at 6 40 p.m. .. ... . .
leU'
Haws.--
Bennta)
very opens at 8:00 a.
oloses at
VSWD. m.
If. n.
.SS0 uepamneot opens at 9.00 a. m.;
- - Weather lndlcatlona. r 5.
"y fOr Mind e Virginia fair wnatliAi-
Iftjtibrl temperattir&fl Variable
winaa generally Southerly. . 3 ,
North I'rolina. South Carolina,
Greorgia, East Florida, West Flori
da, Alabama. Mississippi; generally J
f-SJBfc"? teroperaV
Mire, wiuug geniraiiy jgouineriy.-
In4ft o Nw AdTemsntnenta. rt
BekBenntSmedea-TSc, MaryHi 8chpq, t " ?
Fwoie for site" if dress 7 - .r""'-
B. Ba rlngei-K)pin accounts.. - ' - -
rr
, C. Ecclea 3 Co. -Hams and7cigar. "
i 8Ueinentis for dehts due Tx obssbtxb
v Mjqeii ny W04 . w. Alexander, or Air. U. a.
ne8J,,wUUieeognls4 at this ofnoe. ;- ,
Editor and Proprietor.
Y t nininatin, vi.Teo.ttQUS. f. ;
Ralejgli, August 25State nbinina-
tin-cdtrVentiOD.lH:'i p?'& ifit
Wadesboro, July 21 Sixth Qorw
greeslonai'District convention. ' ?
Greensboro, .July 81 Fifth Con
re8sjonati8triet convention. : i-sys
. t4ricijrlrV;:;j;uly 38-Eleventh Judi
cialsirSeonntion: "
Ooldbljorp, June SO Sixth Judicial
District 6ivhtftm;l ;5 : - - Vv
- Charlotte Saturday July . 10 Con .
vention to appoint delegates to the
,WadeBpo?Oi-Z laneol n: ;and . Raleigh
cooyentionaj. zt Mecklenburg prima
nes to be held on July 3rd. '
v.r-Qa:st.sCha8. Priee was registered
at (he Geral.y esterday. ixlf-,
' Prof. It J.'MitchelX who superin
tended1 the recent session of. the Ala-
banm -Nbrtoal School; at Florence,
arrived home ( yesterday- .
Seyeyal of our eitisens will leave'
;tonigr&4WiBSton. to , attend the
jdedicajion of the Methodist church
at thai tfece tomorrow."
Smithvilie to make ifrangements for
the -.encampment fefel the HornetsV
Nest Riflemen, which , begins, on
July 13. - tfM rmtxftn
-Yestrday : was grwsf saiihj;
on the farms, and there were but few
visitors ifiu thecity.trhe farmers
nowadayerjakia;. advntoge. ot etfery
hour of sunshine..-
ii-The game of baseball fcweertth
Giraffes and the Jumbos, that was tor
have been inlaved "- vesterday. was
postpone J, the weather proving ,too
" hot for the-f at men? 'iyxS ?J
i-Mrs. Wilson,' mother of
Mrs. J. HrHales, of this city, died at
her-' home tor Tbemaon,1', Qa.," eit 7
Veloc lasfrhursijay morning. - Mrs.
flails wal M iP-J.P0!'
jlrl W C. ttackney, editor of the
Purhanf Recorder,: is in the city. ;pn
Ins.: return from -the-press trip to
TajBhitolTl Qackney is accbm
panied by is wite, anc ttey are tne
guest oXKrim I ' ; ';
t The geraaan laftt night was one cf
the itfcSC ehiot able ever 'given" in
ol 'i the
get, M.u "o
v it tirviiailollv- Jnrora
;ij - v , i-vf. . urns', x - - . :i.
ana on
ladies.
Grerieraf SftT&ow in session ai
.R)e,;Y--rtF-
Peschau. of WilmihgtbD', was elected
Dresident. Capt ? W; A. Barrier, ot
the laoon Higl"SchooV this city, was
yesdecfed:tJBasurern-. : : . , .
J n fhe'night tf thk?5rd a h.orse
was stolen from M.:N P. Tredenick.
Qn the morning of the 24th the ( (act
was "adyertised ; in "Te . Obseryer,"
an'4 Jdcription o the s'tQen horse
wa given. - On . the 35th" the - thief
was caught in Lancaster, S. C. l"he
moral is obvious. t
'-ledxdareita.tes v iUe, -qs the
AtOwJens andphid.; raiK
rovLJ&to j&taJbaelotte; .safely Jes-
terdav. but in running through the
depot yard the , engine Jef t the track
and gave things - a snating up. a.
switch caused the troubl. No dam-
Aed
he'wnship; convention :to
tiominateidelegatM -to; ite&SWffW
N6nvn , 'will be Wji
fjous ipomng aces . m -Mecklenmirg
one . week irom
convention to nominate dclegtei to.
qtvvew wyui rtuv: i xr
lordnJuiyloii-",tf'. - ' (
wer-MOQ
otet flrf mpa.
xnat ;.naii S7? J '. Ti
Wonrtv&ir theBxcursioniswj
ssmKriHen the Passport, but ome
:wMercaDturea.ana -nei:
iroT fiienily weceded by a-ae.nse
Biekrth-the back. lHAad lower part-or aooo.
Snesmptoms ot indigestion are present, ftitu
ten.'ufflnSr thettomaehi ete. - Amotetar
ike persplBitttm, wwucu-g "fr
ttchln.lw""
SncVtEeaa
SdTwhtol acTOectly upon the puts tfbeMb
V li-m UlnmnN B.1 10111(7 MB IHLBI1BO 1WU'
fnfand VfltlnTa PrmanTnt cure. Price 60
XtsTAMrWhe J boeanko Medlc.neCO..
t i'JUa. U!- ooiu tif Mi. "
rirWiT e Person's Heraedy
,9 t Tlrtr1 Pl'
-rlnttiemp'ket.-
- o .
Iter. Alason lreswley
We are glad to see that this prom ;
ising young divine, who is so well
known in this section of the State, ia
making his mark in Philadelphia, to
which place he was recently called as
pastor of the North . United Presby
terian church. On Sunday last he
preached from the subject, "The Na
tion's Safeguard," and took his text
from Joshua 1st, vin. The Philadel
phia BuLetin gives a long report of
the seruion, from w"hich we take this
extract, for the benefit of - Mr. Press'
ley's friends here: ."The Bible," said
the reverend speaker, "is the palla
dium of our . success. . The word of
God used to be bound with chains,-
out a glorious era aawnea wnea we
could7 read the Bible- with none ? to
molest ua. Social, political and moral
freedom then sprang to light. In this
book , we ' have : a Christian Catho.
licism, of which Jesus Christ is the
centre. The Bible is It he only book
that tells us caste is not religion ; it
gave new force to the struggle against
tyranny,":, and wherever its light is
not disseminated, there is darkness
and gloom. The Word of "God has
been, is and must be the law of the
land. In a country like our own it is
the duty of those who come' to bur
shores to 'submit quetly ' to the government.-;
regulating" national' and
State affairs. If foreign-born citi
aens,.are permitted to offer serious
objections to the laws' for ' the7 pre
servation 'oj!, ;our sacred institutions
a foul blot;,will be placed on the
escutcheon of our liberty, and im
pede, arrest and destroy our Christian
cfvijitionTf Thiscou
to a great; extent ungodly and wick
ed, is looked ou by: thenations of
Europe as one of moral grandeur and
unparalleled prowess s Today in our
Christian land ! are tolerated those
who breathe threatenings of murder
and fire. ' The foreign flood, brings
with it the teachers of the pestilent
heresy of , Coaamunism. Nihilism
boldlj proceeds upon the assumption
that the laws and property are not
sacred. The Word of God is the only
absolute safeguard of private rights
and public privileges. It is the only
remedy for the multiplied social evils
which now threaten us. . Thegovern-
mept is just age tne church ; it is
nothing niore than a mere piece of
machinery. The only . hope of our
country- is in the religion of the
Bible.v. Our government will be in
vincible so long as it continues to be
Christian."
Jf ew and Finer Equipments.
' The Richmond & Danville road has
just received a number of new and
elegant passenger' coaches, the finest
yet seen on this road. The first-class
carg are fitted up in the finest style
and each one has a toilet room for
the benefit of all passengers holding
first-class tickets, the toilet apart-
'ment being fitted up in style similar
to that of the Pullman sleepers. The
R;chmood .& DaoyiUe has always
baen eqoipped with " handsome pas
senger ooaones, but tnese new ones
Deat anything south of Philadelphia.
In addition to" these" "new cars, the
Richmond & Danville company has
just had turned out from the Bald
win T Locomotive Works, i sixteen
large, powerful and swift passenger
engines. - All the old engines of this
company have been sent to the round
house and, retired from, service - ast it
were. . .The equiprnent of this road
challenges that of any road- in the
South. .,vThe" old engines, art for sale.
Wilmington Star and Review copy.)
4 flnyerous Place to Loaf.
rThe engine and dynamo: rooms of
the . Electric Light : Company were
yettorday. crowded with; people curi
ous to know all .'about everything,
and but for a fortunate eircumstance
some i of -them' : would undoubtedly
have been killed. This fortunate cu
cumstance was that though the en
gine was running no oonnectioriwas
made with the dynamo. Scarcely
five -persons out of ten, were aware of
this, fact, yet they went about the
room inspecting everything the dy
namo n partijularv lt miglft inters
est these person to "know that when
the dynamo is running, aftd' they
want tQ get shattered as u by a
stroke of lightning, a.U they've got to
do is to go around to the electric
light house and touch a wire, a piece
o brags op anything ejse that holds
electricityllt is a' da.gerouisl place
to loaf, and idle fellqwa had better be
cautious. - ;
Uad to Hall 'Up His Doors.
Instead of locking the" front door
hVfaloonVrT Ctouegetf e$t st
Thursday night, Mr. J. W. McWhrr
ter found it necessary' to nail up the
doof . ' The explanation of this unus
sual way of closing up was found in
the. fact that somebody ha stolen
ML McWhirtes ct, fend nls; store
key's were m ihe pockeisi6i tie coat.
e coat had been left : banging o
the screen just to ide the saloo, oori
and wme gne'ftad auetlr Ufted the
eotftrid, walked ofjjrJ(th itr.j Y8t.ri
day the coat was . found . in ; a s yard
near be Trade street' depot, and in
the I pocices were; the key sp Th.po
lice had pressed the thief the ,rev
0U5 night bv)t logt- hipfi n thirvieinu
ty wbpre the ooai was found. . '.T,
The Csst of the Chanse ( Ganer.
It hasjat fast been figured, out Hhat
Uh'n cost of the change of gauge
oi-nk u-a- i
1 " xTrwiVJ; Ws i. - i v f
i iarntfr
would build and equrcoply fif tyfour
mQes of new rQad.f at averAage oosV
of $23JtW0 pwvnule, and yet " many
times this sum has be,an squandered
jniidingallel roads, whiohj the
oountry aid not need, "ana wnose
eoagtruotion rojul ted in permanent
loss to existing roads. The establish
ment of a practically uniform gauge
throughout": the- country;-'will v. be
worth many milHons, particularly to.
the South, and will he paid for. in a
cqmparauveiy snors wine.
. V '.La ' J -l-
Passenffer Igents lit Convention.
tA largenu ruber of . railroad men.
- representing the passenger agents of
the S uth, me.t at AsheviHe this week
to arrange : rates for summer travel,
and to consider other railroad mat
'ters. . . yesterday they were given an
excursion to Round Knob by Capt
JUcBee, of the Western North Caro
lina, road, and after a f sw hours stay
at that famous : point, they returned
to Asheville. :i The only part of the
proceedings yet given to the public is
the following resolution, which was
unanimously passed : " - " ; '' A--?
Resolved, That the rate of one cent
per mile for the distance, traveled,
arbitrages added to be named, for
members and . their families' coming
to and returning from said encamps
ment. usmtr circuitous routes if n re
ferred, going one way and returning
another.
The committee also authorized one
cent per mile on excursions to old
battlefield points. - s
Jr. Bidez's) Snceessor. : .. .
Dr. A. Bidez, who has accepted a
position elsewhere, will be succeeded'
as director of the music department
at the Charlotte Female Institute, by
Prof. Albert Rowse, of vNew York.
Prof. Rowse 'has had' twenty-five
years of most successful experience
in teaching, in Florence, (Italy) where'
he also pursued his studies in music,
in Boston and , LbwenTMass.,. and in
Brooklyn , and New York City; The
testimonials received -from the prin
cipals of. well known institutions
North warrant TthV principal of this
Institute in assuring the patrons that
no institute in the South will sustain
higher , standard : .of excellence,
thoroughness and good taste than will
be sustained,Jere. - '
They DoaH I.lke theXook of Ik
Travelers on the Atlantic, Tennes
see & Ohio railroad report- that the
crossing at Kerr's Creek, where ' the
recent washout occurred, is a : bad
looking place, as it still remains as it
was hastily and, temporarily fixed up l
just after the freshet, crossties be
ing the principal material used in the
construction of the bridge. The rails
road men probably kno w whether or1
riot the place is safe, r buti passengers
predict that there will be more ' trou$-
ble at Kerr's branch one of these days
if that crossing remains as it is.
Men and Women
Who are constantly .nervous are, In nineteen esses
out oi twenty, dyspeptic, xne twentieth case will
be found, npon investigation, to be that of a per
son who Is troubled with symptoms of indigestion.
Thinness, unnatural anxiety, peevishness, buzzing
In the ears, a disposition to start on the sodden
closing ot a door, tremulouBness of the hands
more particularly ot the right show tbat the
nerves are weak and unsteady. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters strengthens and quiets the nerves.
This effect is a speedy eonseauenoe of its Invigo
rating and regulating action upon the organs- of
digestion and assimilation. It enriches the blood.
conquers a enronie tendency to Diiiousness, re
lieves sic and nervous headar-h s, and - regulates
.the bowels without griping them. A more trust
worthy defense against fever and ague does not
exist, and H subdues a tendency to rheumatism,
kidney and blander derangement. - .Taken before
retiring, it Induces sound repose.
' , DIED.
Bennie. Infant son of J. "a and Alice R. Hall.
died yesterday aft. moon at five o'clock. JTuneral
this evening at five o'clock from the residence of
John L. Rimer, amitu street, between Eighth and
Nintn. . jmenos ana acquaintances invited to at
tend. ARKET8 BY
THLE6KAPB
JUNE 26,1886.
Prodnee, '
fliLTiMOKK. Klour stoatJy and aulet: Si-uthern
and western 3uperfioe i t SOffJi-W; Eitra3.t(k
Kamtir $afoss w;- imj. anus sujernne
2 6031)1.00; Extra $3.253 $4 00: Rio brand 14.50
ffiM.fia. Whea aoutnern steady; Western lower
and dull; feoutnern reaSS r86. amber 8890 No.
3 Western winter red spot 80SWKV1. Corn South
ern -bUhar and firm; We tern higher but dull;
couTiern wnite laasou; yeuowoaau. .
Chicago Klour TJunohanied. Wheat oDened
dull and loxer. tutoiosod firm and higher; June
T2fin3U: July 721373: August 74375. Corn-
dull and unchanged. O its dull; cash 2654: July
2Q49'lriA; August k6&46i Mess Pork advanced
to )trs 1, reoeaea vianu, wia enwou steuur; wma
9 40at9.45; July $.22Via$9 521. - Lard-ftrmer;
eash SSJtSeo.. Ju y $6.25d$fi SHVar August
87Wii7i42lA. Suort rib sides steady: cash i'itsa
$0.31 Va ' ooxea meaut muocntieiy acuve; -urj
salted shoulders $B.Jttja.ai; snort eiear gb.iott
taa :. Whiskey steady at U-14. - Sugars un
New Tobx. FiOut Southern steady."1 Wheat
steady; Hoi red July 83484l; August 88 11-16
ffiiHto Corn spot dull and lower. No 3 July
451S4-r.-r August 45S4iii, Oatp-ai higher
and verv aulet: No. 2 June nominal 3av. Hods
aulet. Coffee spot fair Rio steady at 9S&, Sugar
firm and aulet: roanea steady, -aoiasea nrm
at Btk test 18. Rice ste dr. Cotton seed oil
95326; crude S3; renneclrostn st- ady. Turpentlnt
arm at ai. Miaes steaay. wooi-urm. . rora
firm mesa ftlOtt) for new: middles firm; iom
pinnr tojt. : Liara nrn i nizuer: western nssm mo.
CP $6.60; juiy SO it, jrieignia uuu. wuuuuuinUt
Wheat td. v ..-i-1. ; 5- 7
. IVaval Stores J
WruraeTOH Turpentine firm at 29. ' - Rosin
firm: strained 75: good strained 80. lar firm at
11.26; eraae turpentine nrm; sura iu; euuw iup
tl.W; virgin $1.80. -Satakhah
Turpentine firm at 29; sales 300
It ruin Arm at 9Orr.tI.10: mles 90S. ' "
CHABLxaroN -Turpentine firm at 29. Rosin
vaiet at 86 for good strained.
Flaancial.
NEW TORE.
Exchange 4.88. Money WaiA Sub-treasury
baianoM- sold si29.04a.000: currency it,iua,uuo
Hove.nments ouu ana lower; - ivur m ucuwj
121-, threes 2i&; State bonds-o.utet.
mH.nvea. ................ ....-1.U8
9eorgIa6'6...... - ....... ...n.was
treorgia marww
Nnvt.h n&mllnjt fi'H- . . .11 Jii
North Carolina 4"s. .... ?6i4
Onnth narnllnn Rmwn ConHOlS... . . 1.U9
Tennessee 6's.. ........ .... ......... ....
Vlralnia 6's. ................ x-M
Vlwlnla HuihaIh 7v.. - So
Chesapeake and bhlo.;.............: . 9ty
.......wllji.
Uhlcagoana nonnwesiern. ...........
nhicaso and Northwestern, preferred
neiaware and Lackawanna tT.
Erie........
KAt Tennesifie.. ....... .... ... . .
Lake abar. 84V
LoulvUle and Nashville.. ....... .... ... , i
Mamnbl anddiarlMton .. . - 8
HobUe and Ohio.,.;..... .... v IBM
Nashville and Chattanooga.. tHU
New Orleans
enl
uo, im.....
1
Norfoikatxowesi
Northern Pacific
- - 2714
69
: 64$
Hoxinein raowv erewrea,,,,, .
If
t si H t tr" Tjt i in ivi Mi wi
Ridssftona and Alleghany
1.'A". ....................
ttienmono ana uanvuie...
Euehmond and West Point Terminal. ...... .
Rock Island.... um.
StPaui...................,,,,,,.,,:,,,,...
St. Paul prefetied.,,tt,,tl(l ,,,,,,.,,,,....
137;
293A
New Jersey Centra.,,,.,. ..........
ta
MiNjMHin fHiiinn. - ....
waaMm union ou
Bid. - tLast bid. sobered. tAsked. Sx, Ptv.
GU.ysioii Steady; middling 8Sft! net rm.
oslou Itt: gross 10; sales 70; stock 10,940;
exports oo&ttstoe ; Great Britain : eonu
nent -r -
'-WaV1s-inat MflAtntH 171: fiTOsa 121: B&168
82Sr; exp'ts to continent, ; cnaawtae, lr304",
France ; bre WIWA
Nobiolk Steady : middling 9 1-16; net receipts
887: gross 287; sales 9,616: stock l,rX)7; exports
coastwise ; continent - ; wreat tiriiam
. Weekly net rec'-ts 1,008; gross sales 168,
exports coastwise 1,411 wreat ftntam :;,
A BALTUfOB Nom'U middling 9 S-18; net recpts
snoTsrross 8Q0r .ales --: stock 11.633: spinners
j exports eoastwlse : Great Britain - con.
tlnent -, - - '. - .-.
, waafri not raMlnta S37i BTOaa 763) sales
expors eoastwlse 1,169; to Great Britain 227;
oontinent 300; oentlnent 101.
- Bosrw-Qulet: middling 914: net recelrts 160;
gross 1,148; sptnnen : -stock 6310; exports coast.
im- : to Mi-eat Britain i -
Weekly net receipts ie,006; gross 14 ff9; sale; ;
UyVlU VW11T10Q I urn.
- Wu.ifrKwmw Firm: m1r)dl.hc net re-
eelpts iMto s i sales E;' stock 800; exports,
eoastwlse . r-. -.t8 I. Tviil : ": -A-: M-
Veekly net yeeelpU 13; gross 18; exports to
Great Britain ; oonunent , coastwise iu, -
, PHHADSLrau Quiet: low m'ddling p5fe; net
reoelp's 796: gross 801; sales ; stock 15,&4; ex
ports to Grrat Ernen - ; ' - "
4. MMMW AUll a mmm a a . ; V4
tern prefecrao, ........ ..
oommfti.....
Weekly net receipts 1401; gross 1,289; sales
- -; exports coastwise - ; - to lireat Britain
; France ; continent . : r
SATAXNAH Oulet: mMdllnif 8 11-1 fi: net mwlntR
81: gro-s 81: sales 25; stocs 7.770; exports
coastwise .
Weeklf-net - recelnts 1.104: cross" 1.107: sales
325; exports to Great Britain, -?-; coastwise
continent : JTance
Nvw OKLKAHg Steady; , middling 87b: net
rece'pU 98: sros4.652: sales 800: itrak 49.216:
eipo ts coastwise to Great Britain -;
France : eononent ooatwise .
Weekly net recta 8.935: gross 4 791: sales 6.300:
exports coastwise 6,969; Great Britain 11,600;- con
tinent 2,188; France 8,839. "
Mobiu nominal: mldfTHnv f&U- nt iwralnt
gross 9; sales : stock 7.9)9; exports
coastwise' Great Britain" .-'v.-...-. . -
Weekly-Net receipts 185: gross 187i sales S.350:
exports coastwise 2,288; continent ; Great Bri
tain .
Hkkfhib Stead: mlddllna 8: reoetots S6:
shipment 150; sales 660; stock 2,727; exdoru
coastwise.
Weekly recelnts 595: shlnmentt 3.213: sales
8.6 0; spinners ia5; stock .: ; ex. coastwise .-
AuocsrA Quiet: middling 85fe: reot lot 11: sales
stock 25a.- - . - -
Weekly stock 10.497: recAintji 71.870: shlnments
638; sales .- ,, . . . -
CHARlsrmif Firm: mMdflnir 9: nit TAnnlnta
44; - gross . 44; sales 60; - stock 7.3'9; export
continent ; ooastwlse s Great Britain ;
Franc -r.
Weekly net receipts' 2 585: cross 2.585: sales
210; exports to Great Britain France ;
continent 2.100; splnnew--, coastwise 3,181 if.
NW York Firm : sales ' C09:: nDlandi 914
Orleans 97 16: consolidated net reoetota 1.5)8:
exports - to 4rent Bntnn 210; to France 60.
eontlnebt 100; stock 383,766. i si-i's. '
Woolrlir. Vat wnalnta .- fcl .. nMoa D C7 T. aalas
6 7b7; exports to continent 7,96a; eoastwlse- :
Great Britain 10.255; stock 256,678. ; ,0
1 . EKCETPTSAT AJX POUTS. " -1-;4:: 'i
Nsw-Tobk The following are the total net re
ceipts of cotton at all points since Sept. 1st. 1885.
Galveston, - -. . w. - - - 694,868
New Oceans, ;: - - . . - - J, 71,88
MobfleJ - -------- . - 2i5,895
Savannah, - - -s,4-j?.;i4 ri " -j-;;, 792.51J
Charleston, .. .
Wilmington. ' i -
, 490 71)8
- 100.876
557,664
80,99
64.104
163,369
i 87,561
'46.387
228.212
.:, 16,252
12,231
19,177.
"' . 781
Norfolk, 5. - .
Baltimore, " -: -.. -New.
York,.
Boston, - - '-'
Newport News, ' -
Phuadetphia, -
West Point, - -Brunswick,
-Port
Royal, V-fe .
Pensaeola. ; --s "
Indlanola r ;
Total, . ' t-x' 'i
5,267,493
COKFABATJVX OOTrOM STATEMSNT. .
Net receipts at all TJ. S. ports during week . 22,058
Same time last year. . i-."-' - WB3
Total receipts to this date.&.; ...V..-i..i.. 5,267,493
Same time last yoar ... i .... .. 4,686.012
.Exports tor theweek.;t..i.jw.i. ......... . 4B,7to
Same week last year. 1 . . . -.-i. 82395
Total exports to this date.....v ...-...:.. 4.041.T21
To same date last years.,.. , . 3,740 624
Stock at all United States ports........... 383,766
Same time last year. ........ .... . . 320,921
Stock at all Interior townsri.. .... 45,167
Same time last year..... 20,804
Stock at Liverpool ..... . . . . , ; ..; . 671)00
Same time last joai...:4.i.j. : 9164XW
Stock of American afloat for Great Brlt'n. 102,(o
Same time lastyear.. 2,6000
Fntares. ;.
Nkw Yorx Net : aroes recelDts 1.246:
futures closed quiet and steady; sales 54,400 bales.
June...........
9.209.21
9 2031.21
9.8ia 22
9.19 .20
9.O7a.08
9.03.04
905;06
9 139 14
9.22r2.23
9.329.33
AQfTUSC. . X " "' M-m mm - mm n wm-
September. M .. ...... .. . ... .
October.
November,
December ..
January.
February,
April..... .....ii t.421.43
IJverpool Cones MarVei.
i.torfoot.. Jnne 25. Firm, with fair demand.
Uplands 6i,8d; Orleans 5 S-16d; sales 111,000; specu
lation and export l.uou; receipts r.,ou: Ameri
can 14,600. Futures stefidy. . .
June 5 5 64i. - -June
and July, 5 5-fS4d.
July and August, 66 64d, (sellers.1 - . ..
August and September, 5 6-64d, (seUers )
September and October. 7 35,0 (sellereis.)
Ocober and November 5d.
November and December, 4 6-64d. - - ,
December and January 4 6-64d.
September 5 8-6495 7-64d.
Tenders, 200; new 100, old, docket. .
Sales for the week 55.000; American 42,000; spec
ulation G. 0: export 2.500: actual export H.2t0i
Import 64,000; American 59.000; stock 671,010;
American eus.uuu; anoat U9,uw; American xwajui
- 8 P. n. Sales lmerlcan 8,400. . . - - , -
luue, o nw, iBeuern.j
June-and July, 6 6-64d. (sellers,) -
July and August 5 &6id (sellers.
Augut and September, 6 7-64d, (sellers.)
September and October, 6 6-64 (buyer . v
October and November, &d, (sellers.) ; -,
November and Decemberi4 63 64d, (sellers.)
December and January 4 6-64L (sellers.)
September, 6 7 64d, (buyers.)
Futures quiet and steady. .
4 p. m. Sales of day , American.
June, June and July, and July and August. 5 6-61
(buyers.) ' -' - " ,
August ana aepremoer. t) o-ma. tDuyers. . -September
and October, 5 8-64d (sellers.) .
October and November, 4 63-6id. (buyrrs.) .
November and December, 4 6244d. (buyers.) .
Iiecember and January 4 62-64d, .buyers.) ,
September 5 7 -64d (sellers.) '
Futures dosed dull. . -
i- LIVERPOOL PBODCCS.
Wheatr dull." with a poor demand: supply large;
red western spring 695 and 697.
Corn ess, with demund poor. Lard prime
western 32d39. . - ,
City Cotton Market
Omci cfw thx Obswrvwb, I
CHABurm, N. C June 25, 1886. I
The city cotton market yesterday eluded steady
at the following quotations: .
Strict middling 90 -
Good middling S
Middling -, '
Tinges.......i..v.........-..- ' 7ff8.0J-?
Btams. ...... i..... ...... ttpo.w.
Rfrselpts yesterday , 22 "
CTTf PRODUCE MARKETS
Reported by T. B, Uashj. .
JCNB 24. 1866. -
Corn per bushel.-.-.
B1963
60961
9091.00
neai per pusnei . ,
wneat oer ousnei.
Peanuts per bushel.
1.1091.15
2.3092.35
3.2592.30
3.209225
- 86990
: 809t6
Flour Famu ,
SXolft !-
. Suner. ,
Peas -Clay, per bushel... ......
31ixed..-. ...... ....
Oat shelled....... -
46950
Dried Fruit Apples, perm.. - : aa
' - , eachet, oeeled.. ........... ,.- 496
v unpeeled 894
' - Blackberries..... ' 697
Potatoes-Sweet....... 66960
v . Irish 1.259160
Cabbage, per pound.....
Onions, per bushel .........
Beeswax, per pound
Tallow, per pound.;... ......
Butter, per pound.. ;
Egs, per dozen.....
Chickens ...i .
76980
S0922
696V
12920
12912U)
25927
26930
9910
Ducks ;..
Turkeys, per pound.
35940
Beef, per pound, net...,
Mutton, per pound, net
Pork, per pound, net...
7TX)1, wvhe-1 .....
........... YtbV
' 82
- nawa.nea.
18
SOSO '
Feathers, new .
45950
Vim naw rtV rt
1
GBEHliROnO, N
ci
THE X-ALL SESSION OF 1886 WILL.. BEGIN
on the 25th of August, with increased advnn-.
s. Nu.iiber of pupils enrolled the past jear.
20. The prosperity ot the Institution Is based en
merit. Faculty accomplished and efliclent 1 hpr-
ougn instruction in au tne aeparimeos ot i-arn-fng
usually taught la Female Colleges of high
grade: Strict attention pajd to physical develop
m'ent, health, and oomfort - Special advantages
Offered In Mimic, Art, Modern Languages, aod
ElodutiQn. Charges very moderate. .
fxu partloulara apply for catalogue to '
une25dtf , President.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
i.' ' NOJW OiBflilHA RAILROAD CCWFAKT,
; SlCRBTABT AMD TREASUBKB'S OFFICE,
' COXPAKT Shofs, N. C., June 3j5.th, 1886,
The Thirty-Seventh Annual Meeting of- tbe
ockholders of this Company will be ned In
rpftrishnm on Thursday. Julv 8th. Wba
Stockholders desiring to at' end can get .tickets
for themselves and the immediate members of
their families wife and children living under their
root by applying to tne unaersignea. --
Junel7d4w . : , , Seoretary.
FOR SALE.
neot
Price $300
Charlott Real Estate Ageacy
nar25dtt - -- B, S. C0CHS4NS. Masager
PENNYROYAL PILLS
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH,"
The Orlginul and Only GeatUa.
nlt
"(.tampfllto 19 tor partioulM. m Uttar or. retunLMall.
SI4 by BnrtM ercry wami. mtk Sir "Cklchca.
tar' EaclUk" Peaarray al Pllla. Tk t bu. r ,
Gremteo We
RICIinrOXD A1KD D AH wUUB
. . RAILKOAII.
SOUTH CAROLINA DIVISION.?
Jaanary 24 th. .
fob the information of the public.
- 1 7 southward
48,
J18
Blall and Hall and
stations. :
Way Kr t
Passenger
Express. ( Express.
Cch At c d
P. M.
Charlotte. F't den,
Lv. 5.00
- Trade et
DLv.100
live Hue Sluing
Pineville -5. -FortMU
Catawba T. 0. ;
Rock H!U ; i ? ,:
Warren's s
Smith's
Lewis - s
Chester ?
Cornwall's - .
Blackstock's- -Woodward's
i.-..
White Oak :
Adger's - j ;
Wlnii8boro-1 -
1.15
127
1.44
5.20
. 5.45
' 6.20
L52I
2.b2
2.15
2.22
2.30
2.45
3te
aU
3.18
3.80
- 6,40 I
ISM
7 46
8.00
816
- 9.36
1012
10.30
10,50
11.17
. 11.35
11.65
12.13
1225
12 40 I
1,05 !
&S7
3.48
Ar.
Lv..
- Frt Depot
HOCKlOn ?
Simpson's ;
Bidgeway
Blythewood
Sharpe's ,
EUUan's ;
Columbia 1
3J56!
43I
4.161
4.S2
" 1.45
2.30 i
2.45
1.41
4.49
A.
tr.
6.15
Lv.
6.161
Ar.
3i
M. ,
Lv. 6.25
P.
W, C. & A. Junc'n
3A- 6.30
BAr.620
SL 6.67
UJLV.BMI
Lexington
6.K)
6.40
6 631
6.66
7.021
.7.20
7.27
.7.21
sarrs
Xelsler's -
7.32
7.46
7 48
7.68
809
. 8.16
' 87
--8.47
' 8.68
-9.16
GUbertHoUow
Summit ;
Leesvllle -Batesburg
'
Ridge Springs
Ward's T. Ot ...
Johnston's -. s-
Trenton -if. :
Miles' Hill -J r
Vaucluse t
Granttevllle '
Aiken Junction -Langley
i'
Bath
Dead Fall '
7.61
8.02
8.18
- 8.80
8.421
' 6 62!
9.29
- 9,40
- - 9.67
869
9 021
9 59
10 05
r-10.09
9 0SJ
9.12
Augusta ,
Ar. 9. 881
Ar. 1061
P. M
A. M.
NORTHWARD;'
i
: i fS3. f47. . t!7. ' "
' STATTnNs Kail and Hall and Way Fr't
. . ' - tt Passenger
' . 'lExpress. Express. CthAt'cd
V i , i A. M. i P.H": T
Augusta Lv. 9.05 6.55
DeadFaU .
Bath ,; 9 32 6.2!
1-angley . i ' - 96 .V5 - - ;
Aiken Junction i ., 9.42 :" 6 31
GranitevUle i 9.60 SAr. 6.33
- ' SLv. 63 - .
Vauclase - 9.47 7 00
MUes'MUl f ' 10.10 7.11
Trenton s h : ; - 10.26 7 25 ' .
Jouoston's 10 43 " '7.43
Ward's T. 0 : : . -. 10.64 ' ' 8.04 -
Bidge Spring-: 11.04 :. 8.15
Batesburg 11.26 8.37
Leesvllle , . ' 1182 8.43
Summit ' 11.46 8.68 '
GUbertHoUow U62 ' 9 03 . - -
Keisler's . 11.55 " 9.06
Bar's 12.12- 9 22
Lexington 12.23 9.33
W.C.&A.JuncH dArl2.52-Ar. 10.06 " - ' -
. . ; dLv 1.12 Lv. 10.20 -r, c
Columbia 5 - Ar. 1.22 Ar. 10 25 A.M.-'
Si Lv. 1.82 .M. Lv. -r 6.45
Killlan's f 1.68 . 6.25
Sharp's , A05 6.87
Blythewood : ' 2.18 6.52
Bidgeway --2 34 " 755
Simpson's , 2.47 8.08
Bockton 2.64 a20
Wlnnsboro 3.02 .-: ' - 8 53
- ' - Fr't Depot . : - Ar 8.23
Adger's ... . 3.15 ' Lv 9.14
White Oak - -8,22 ' '-. 9.25
Woodwards 344 - ' 90
Blackstock's - - 8.61 : ' - 10 10
Cornwall's . 369 ' 1050
Chester 118 Ar ' 11 20
r ' Lv 12 05
Lewis' 4.84 U36
Smith's i. ; 4.42 120
Warren's r . 4.49 . - - -1.05
"ock HU1 f - . 6.03 - -130
f! -wba I. O. 5.14 : , 2 25
Fort "1 ii 6.22 : 2.40
ilaevn .' f 6 42 - - 8.16
IW 1S1 1 Siding 6 66 3.48
Char jo, Trade St. 6.16
, Fj'tDep. ' Ar 4 10
' j. - P.M. P.H- -
A. X. & O. DIVISIONS
STATIONS.
t62
SOUTHWARD.
Mall and
Express.
A. M.
Statesvllle
Truutman's :
Shepherd's - -MooresvlUe
Mount Hourne -Davidson
College
Caldwell's
Huntersvflle - .
dtonewall - -Section
House
Charlotte ".
Lv 8 30
8.52
" 8.15
9 30
9 48
10.00
10 20
10 SO
' 10 56
U.12 I
Ar 1150
A. H.
T53
STATIONS.
NORTHWARD.
Mall and
Express.
P.M.
Charlotte1 x
section House :
Stonewall
Huntersvllle -Caldwell's
'
Davidsonkllefe.
Mount Mourne
MoresviHe
Shepard's - J :
Lv 6 5
: 7.09
76
: " 7.45
. 7.54
810
; 8.25
8 40
8 68
" . 9 22
lToutman's
Statesvllle
Ar 950 i
P.M.
Local Freight No. 17, with passenger coach at-
tacnea, runs on sionaays. wtonesoais ana xn-
nays. -..,,.. .... .
Juncai Freight no. 18, with passenger coach at
tached, runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
aays. - - . i . P t
Klag Stations: Trains stop only when notice or
signal is given tuaiiy.: iiiaiiy except uunoay.
d ureaKiast. i Dinner. a supper. -
Nos 52 And 53 en A.T.&0. Division, dally, ex
cept, ounaay. ' i j :
- ilTuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays. "
. ft Mondays. Wednesdays and Friday s .-
Where no time is given trains do not stop.
Time, ?5 Meridian or Eastern. - :
6. R.TALCOTT. . i D. CARD WELL.
" Super! dtendenf . . , Asslt Gen. Pass. Agent.
1 Alwitya Safe and always surer Ladles Relief
rniBtntonriuviaDQ Laoies" Jivspepsia fills (price
p cxiuqt uy ujuu.. mwu iauw uu uonnaxon. ms,
mayl9deod&wly
I SOUTHERN
. i
D
m
-'4 .
Tbls aew variety of Turnip is ranklTy growing In
popular favor wherever it baa been tried, and Is
destined to supercede all other varieties in South
ern eultare. . Certainly, no variety vet introduced
has proven se well adapted to our climate or pro-1
uuueu utrger crops. - i ne testimony id us ravor as i
given by some of the best farmers la of the strong
est cbartieter; leaving no room to doubt tbe points 1
of excellence claimed for It. - in fact, it is affirmed
that it is a better turnip even than It has been rep-
reeeuiieu. n. ii. ajgmr-v . . - -j
AFTER THOROUGH - TRIAL
tt -FOB
1 '
8EVEBAL f EABS,
The following points of excller.ee are claimed for
it nas no eouai xor root or saiaa. v- -
It stands extreme heat and cold.
It Is Siiuerior to the Northern turnln.
Ttey do not pith or become spongy as other tur-
BlPS. i . ; . - - ' ..
It produces salad two weeks earlier than any
other turnip. i
lnaeet do not injure this as they do other varie
ties. - y -- i . -
- it produces more salad than any other turnip. '
It produces a larger root than any-other turnip,
It is the best turnip for winter nae In the market
For general farm market purposes It has no
conal in the South. - f - .. .- -
All of which is fully eondrmed by the testimony
of many of our beat farmers.
- In addition to the above we have tn stock, a full
suppJy of mV other varjeltes of tuynip seed.
R. B. JORDAN & CO.,
RUGGBTS, SPRINGS' CORNER.
T WANTED,
k ffiTe coin money wftti our Amateur Photo aatat. am
MUhli I tj collecting family juoures 10 enurge. i-
at Uv ofier. HmDira Conyinc Co,, S1 Canal Su. l
mwaodlewSpi, - i -
J. II. KEilDRICK,
CLUB (HOUSE
, 4--; Vi--. -KEEPS. THE-.
BEST BAR
in
BILLIARD HALL
teijliitf
CtatliecttT.
SO ozeti mite SLiirts.
Double back arid
50 cents each.
We are selling an elegant Seersucker Coat
and Vest at 81 50.
We are selling an elegant wool Suit at
S7.00.
We are selling the
in the city.'
Extras Pants for Boy
13 vears.
, ar - .v. ... :.
Bos Shirt Waists
cale and Seersuckers.
Leading Clothiers and Tailors.
HBcnntt sanneffl SDDeo
. i -
Our stock is now full and complete,
BOOTS AND. SaOE3 that we have ever offered for the - s ', -
Spring and Summer Trade.
Our orders were placed with the best
offer a very superior line of
. LADIES' MISSES'
;-. - ".. . ...... ..
Fine : Shoes. Slippers' Newports and Paris Ties.
AL80 A LARGE STOCK OF 1 ' ; ,
TRUNKS, VALISES AND- HAND BAGS,
GLYCERINE POLISH,'FRENCH BLACKING, BLACKING BRUSHES, &C
. . Wejwish especially to call attention to our elegant line of ,! - :
GENTS' CUSTOM . MADE SHOES.
Prices to suit the times;
You are
fore buying.
.Trade Street i
ffllSf
oiDE mnm stocis
-OF-
READY MADE CLOTHlM
4 :o:
,; This sale will commence to-dav.
exceptions. . will be offered, secure to
paraieuea m ue annais oi tne
The best and choicest stock of Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats
, will be offered. .Our stock comprises --',
&c.
MW ALL WOOL ROUND AND SQUARE CUT
SACK
In Cassimere, Cheviot and Diagonals,
In Checks and Plaids, Diagonals, in
we win sen irom f .ou up.
CHILDREN'S SXJIT3
Norfolks, Corded, Plaited," and Plain
Seersuckers suses from 4 to 13 at $1.75
Men's Seersucker Coats and Yests at $1.50
Boys' : " ,i 35c
Mens'. Office "
50 doz Mens mackinaw straw hats at 50c
50 doz Boys and Childrens " " 25c
10 doz Mens Merino
10 doz " Manilla
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Reduction in prices will be found to
while in every case, the reduction
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This is genuine and no disappointment need be feared. Every promise
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front at the sum, of
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best $5.00 Boy's Suit'
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in White Goods, Per
Call and see us.
Mail orders promptly and carefully attended to
surpassing any previous stock of
manufacturers, which enable us to'
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AND CHILDREN
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cordially invinted to call and see us be
GRAY & CO.
and the nrices which all irnrwfa wit.hniih
intendingvpurchasers, BARGAINS un-
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which will be sold from $5.00 up.
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Black, Brown and Fancy Colors, which -
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Ventilators 1.00 :
Hats, very fine " 1.00 .
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have been made in many ' instances.
nas been sufficient to , : ' . :. .,-; ;.;, $
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