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CHARLOTTE, N. C., SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1883. PRICE FIVE CENTS. Sly tkaJieueOkeiwr, ttaltsad Jaasary M. lMt. bUjr CaarteUe jeana!, Estaslbbed Aagnei ii, IMS. THE IIAZERS. Progress of the Coart Martial at Anna polls Annapolis. September 1. The court met at 10 n ra aod took up D M Young's ca, wtiicti waabegau enter day. Wm 1 Cjua, fourth class, testified that Vuunjj did not molest or annoy Lim. -Young was Dot present. Tbe witness was put through a slight mock drill in the wuh room; thinks Youog was present a snort time; don't think he sid anything: In the presence of the accused that tended to intimidate the witness. Tbe mock drill took place between 8 and Opm. It was usual for the cadets to viait the wash room after sapper hoar to make their toilets. Don't think tbe accused was making his toilet during tbe drilL Cross-examined by tbe accused : Don't remember if tbe accused was in the wash room while we were drilling or not. The fourth clas men were put behind the partition in the wash room. The presence of the accused in tbe wash room tended to intimidate while I was not drilling'. We were drilling a very short time. His presence aloue and not bis actions intimidated me. Edward II. Durrella fourth class man. testified that the accused never annoyed or molested him. Tbe accused was present in the wash room when tbe witness was put through a mock drill. Don't know for what purpose he was there. The accused took no part to my knowledge. Cross-examination by tbe accused. Could not be positive accused was in the wash room while the drill was in progress; saw him as soon as I was al lowed to go standing up by the basin in the wash room. Did not regard tbe ac cused as one of tbe party detaining me. Mark L. Bristol testified that the ac cused did not molest him either on deck or in the wash. room, and did not see accused at the mock drill. - Thls concluded yesterday's course, and the court proceeded to read tbe records. It then took a recess until 2 p. m. During- tbe recess Wood, a mem ber of the court martial, received a dispatch which necessitated his being detached. Another member will have to be appointed. Tbe court adjourned to Monday. UeUing- Ready lor Coaat DeCaaaa bsrd's Faaeral. Vienna, Sept. 1. The Archduke Louis Victor will represent the Empe ror Francis Joseph at the funeral of Count DeChambord Monday. It is stated that the Count before his death directed that bis body should always remain at Garilz. and that it should never be taken to France, even if tbe monarchy should be restored. .He said in bis laitdays: "They would not have me living and will not want me dead." Hequieov masses will be celebrated throughout France 'Monday for the re - pose of tht soul of the dead Count. -Emperor Francis Joseph yesterday re ceived all tbe Orleans Princes here. Three hundred Frenchmen have arrived at Goriti to attend the funeral of tbe Count DeChambvrd. It is expected Chat 2,000 more will be present on tbe day or the f uneraL The uountees xf--Cbsmbord hss received tbe Orleans l'rinces with regal ceremonies. 8 aa pee ted Drai tare Arrested. Glasgow, Sept. I. Six persons sus pected of having been connected with dynamite attempts here last July, when a large gasometer in tne city was oiown up and other property destroyed, have been arrested. Their names are rater Calaghan. Thomas Devaney, Patrick McCabe, Patrick Dunn, Terry McDon ald and Henry McCann. The police decline to reveal tbe source or tbe in formation which led to their arrest. Thev were all arrested at the same time in different parts of tbe city. The houses in which they lived were search ed by tbe police.. They -are charged with tbe blowing up of the largest gas ometer in tbe city, destroying tbe rail wry shed, and attempting to destroy with dynamite the acquaduct of the Forth and Clyde canaL 1 The Pabjlo Debt Statement. Washington, Sept. 1 The debt state ment issued to-day snows tne decrease or tne puouc deot during August to do Sa.671,35171; cash in treasury. 8351 603.88322; gold certificates. 892,740; silver certificates, 1 92,65 1,981; certifi cates deposit outstanding. 812,145.000: refunding certificates. 8334350; legal tenders outstanding. 8346.681.018 ; f rae- tional currency outstanding, 8337.796. 81 ; decrease since June SOth, 18S3. of 01472.44289. Ho Fever at Feasavoela Yet. Pknsaoola. Sept L Another, day has Dsssed without any sickness. A tute at Pensacola Is unwarranted there is no fever here and no suffering. Pensacola repudiates Senator Call's ap peal and asks him to explain. There was one new easo up to noon to-day at Death of aa Iowa Coagri The ITew Footsmaster at Col baa.. Washington1, . Sept ' l Assistant Postmaster General . Hat ton has re-1 ceived a d is oaten announcins tbe death f Representative Madson Cutis of Iowa. ' -z r"- 1 Thad C Sturgis has been sppointed postmaster at Columbus, Ua, vice J YV Arnold suspended. ; DChaaaorSs Keaaaias. .. Fbobsooxo. Sept. 1. 11. VanUtell. oaoai nuncio, at .Vienna, consecrated the remains of Count DdChsmbord to day in the presence of delegates, from Emperor Francis Joseph, a number ef leffltamtsts and others. - Tbe certificate of death was deposited In tbe conn. t . i.- mmm . ii i , . Fail are of a Stock Broker. PnrLAJDELPniA. Sen 1 The suspen sion of Wm U Usrley. Jf. stock broker. is announced, liabilities are not large. He was abort of New Jersey Central, Northern Pacific, and several blocks of the stocks were bought for his sccount anaer tne rule. Two Cases at tbe Navy Tar a. y Pexsacola. Fla, Sept. L There were two cases f yellow fever at the navy yard to-day. Mrs Psymtster 13 rosm is convalescent. Doctor Bosso, the notorious yellow fever medicine man, is Ul.atths yard. , -y; .:":;;,; - o Tactonas Fusral Offariag. Lcxdox, Sept L-Qaeen Victoria his eeat a magnificent bouquet of lilies snd whits roses to Frobsdorf to bo pla:ed on Count De Chambord's coda. STATE NEWS. The Shelby High School has reopened under favorable ausploes. Wllmintrton Review: The telephone line to ! Wrightsville is in successful operation. Raleigh Visitor: A fire in Raleigh Wednesday consumed the residence of Mr. J. D. Whitaker, on West Hills boro street. ; t The Mormon preachers in rftt county went up to a farmer's house a few nights since, but they were refused lodging:. Moore Gazette: A petition from the bar of Moore county hat been made for a call term of court to be held, as a necessity to try the great number of cases remaining on the docket. Highlsnds Enterprise: Mr. C W. Gray and wife, while attempting to fill a kerosene lamp last Saturday evening In their house at Highlands, were terri bly burned by an explosion of the lamp. ):- Lexington Dispatch: Forty varieties of marble are found in one county in North Carolina. Tbe Southern Tele graph Company contemplates opening an office in Lexington, and has been corresponding with a gentleman to make arrangements. Newbern Journal : There are various reports as to the prospects of a cotton crop in this section. Farmers from dif ferent neighborhoods make different reports. This is no doubt on account of tne drought being more severe in some districts than in others. Chatham Record: The Rev. E. N. Joyner has resigned the rectorship of tbe Episcopal church at this place, to take effect on the last day of September. Tbe vestry in accepting his resignation adopted f resolutions of regret thereat, which were very complimentary to bis zeal and efforts as their rector. Durham Plant : On last Sundsy was a week ago Ktnchen Williams, a lad of twelve years, wss bnrned so badly that be died from the effects shortly after. He waa a son of Mrs. Carey Williams, who lives in Person county near Mo Gehee'e milL Tbe taxes of Durham county are lower than ever before, which speaks well for a new county. We can meet all liabilities by reducing tbe tax, which is unprecedented in the hlstoiy of new counties. Statesville Landmark: Dr O El liott has made Mr Ephralm Abell, of Chester. S C a written option to buy the Catawba Spring at the price of 825.000 on or before Jan, 1884. A verdict in the case of tbe State against Columbus Redman, for killing John W Redman, his first cousin, in New Hope township, this county, on the 18th of April last, tbe trial of which was en tered upon at noon of Tuesday, 21st nit, was not returned until noon of Mondsy last, 27th. the case having thus consumed jast six days. At the hour of the day mentioned the jury brought in a verdict of guilty of manslaughter, and the 'judge sentenced tbe prisoner to three years at hard labor in the peni tentiary. - - mm What "Cast Sal to the Boys. Sew York Tnbane. 1 The President did say to -Clint" Wheeler, -Johnn j " O'Brien-' and one other, on a certain day, with a very Presidential manner and none of the old "Chef in it: "Come, now, I can't be expected in this office to make nomina tions for politicians." As the boys went out Btuplfied at tbe great man's msnner they looked together and said ; "And it's we who made him." Shot a Travel lag- Photographer. New Orleans, Aug 81 A Special to tbe Times-Democrat from West Point, Miss, says, John Simons, a farmer, liv ing 10 miles from this place shot and killed a traveling photographer wbo had pitched his tent near Simons bouse. No particulars have yet been received. j Kaighta ot Labor. : Cincinnati. August SI. The Gene ral Assembly of tbe Knights of Labor of the United States will begin a ses sion of several days duration here on September 4th. i It is estimated hers that from 80 to 100 delegates will be here from various districts., r Herr Tiaza Heaai Bnainee. London. August 81. A dispatch to the local news agsncy from Vienna says Herr Tlszs hss asked the-government either to accept his resignation or allow him to suppress the outbreaks in Croatia, as he thinks fit. 1 Well Provide For. Chleaf) Intor-OaMB. v ' It is stated that 823,000 worth of wines and liquors have been corraled to supply the excursionists who are going ern faclfio Ballroad. Aa tbe party Is limited to 250 gentlemen, the size of the bust can be ascertained by a mathe matical calculation. Horoeforn'a Add Phenbate. Prof AdolDb OK. Heo Tark. eayat "I aeaaleaikaea during an oeeaa paesara. In to onaoa Uw vtoieot aiatptoma whlcn en be t&a eUaeese yteioed. aad gava way to a health !' -- OSloerslSlocU-.- . Nzw Yobk, Sept. 1 The following were elected officers ot tbe Memphis & Charleston iiaiiroaa company, tola af ternoon : President. Gen Thomas : direc tors. Messrs Thomas, Price, Shethar and Martin. . . . , . ; - A French Clab Closed. Bkrtjh, Sept L, Baron Von Mon te uS. the vlerman commander of Alsace-Lioraine, has closed the French lieerary club at Mstr. 7;? .i. ; Tha Clevelaivl, Ohto. Conrreea raan-eleet, Hon. M a Soma, aayat ri hare ueed St. Jaeoba Ou la aey fajnUr. nod here aiwara touad It aale and re liaMo. I Bare been aofiertng for some Uiaa UB a laaea kooe, aod BL ewba OU aCorda tae gxeai The Bastta Coart will ge km floors lag St. Pktxbsbttso.' Sept. 1 The Rus sian coart will ero into mourning five asys zor uount DeunamDora. ; . . IOJIII An ladsstry Tast Heeds ae Protection. Wsah'sctoB Post. ' - Junketinff is not even ' mentioned In the tarUf. and vet it is the most flour isblng of all our industries. : -: .. STha rrosorvodl Dor Owm Frsils. , She be4 a fancy for peoehoa ta the eld "pound I ror pouaa-oav , jaat aa aor aiuar oeoa woo than, and ab need aor aaoUMrs old-f aaWoosd preeervlng heiUe, . The keuio opeei en4 sent Ut aaaiding eonteata over tbe'onlupp l"" J'm feew aa ate stood before the kUcbea Lxe. lfievpUber im l d sr4 tre 'M LUe acaiasd paru Ferry Dane's l'?!a h.uJr, the sovereia reaaedfior b-ifua, eetuaa sad biiatara. ta two of tares aajs aue waa weU. ta 'X'H HI OITXV ArxiTal ni Departnre of Trains. KICHMOirDAHDDAimLIJt . Leave Atr Ham Depot 8.80 a. aa. and 4.80 a, m, inln 2.00 a av and 1.60 p.m. Leave 2.80 a. na. and 2 10 p.m. Arnve8 20a.Be, ana 4,10 a, av - CHARLOTTX, COLUMBIA AHO AUQD8TA. Leave 2.10 p. nu, and aims 4.S0 p-aa. (XCtL-lt a DIVISION. Leave 40 p. a sad arms at 10.00 a. as. i COUHaCXXTBJLL. Leave fL4K n. an. and 7.10 a as Arm 7.00 a. aa. ana 8-24 p. aa. C a- 8HKLBT DITI3IOK, Leave 6-80 p. u. and arrive JO-SO a. aa. laaex to New Aavevtioeaaeata, wmkooen? -rust ca r is van Cass pairs. J at aUiier-OfOoartos Waa H sttlnson -Caanoos Iastttots. : Indications. South Atlantic States, fair weather, northeast to southeast winds, nearly stationary temperature, stationary or lower barometer. . : '. LOCAX. KIPM.ES. The county commissioners will meet in regular 'monthly session to morrow. The assays of bullion at the United States mint in this ; city during the month of August, amounted to 810,800. J udge Shipp leaves to day to com mence the circuit of the 7th district with Davie court, which he opens to morrow. . A brand new locomotive has just been turned out of ' the shops of tbe Carolina Central Railroad at Lanria- burg. and sent to Wilmington to be weighed. , That Pineville is a coasidoxable of a cotton market is evidenced from the fact that during the cotton year dosing August 31st, there , were 4,418 bales of cotton sold in that town.' " ' : ' ; The postal bulletin state that the site of Sherford post office. In Catawba, has been changed. The people will now. find that post office three quarters of a mile southeast from the old place. Clark Hall came to town yesterday and as usual will not get out of the guard house until the mayor dismisses him in the regular manner to-morrow morning. - A colored man was hauled to tbe guard house- on ; a dray to keep Clark company. ; Mr. John W. Miller yesterday sold bis house and lot oa Tryon street to Mr. Frederick Oliver, the manager '.' of the cotton seed oil mill.' The stun paid by Mr. Oliver was about 83J00O. all the fur niture being included in the sals of the house. This is one of the most stylish residences in the city, and adjoins the elegant home of Mrs. B. L. Dewty.J . "Half a crop,'! is the mournful ex pression of all the farmers in referring to the cotton outlook. During the past few days the prospect has. changed materially, and a look through tbe cot ton fields show that all the August crop has dropped off. Not a single farmer in the county has been met with who says that he will make.a full crop. The number' of candidates that are cropping out for. the office of chief of police is beginning to make it inter esting. The office is net yet vacant and Cspt Harrison's friends hope to see him reinstated at the meeting of. the board of aldermen next week, but in case be does not get it, there are abcut 10 ' can didates willing to take it. "" None of them want the office to seek them, but all are seeking the office. "The Ladles- Friend' is certainly the queen of the churn family, as it puts all other churns to rest wherever Intro duced. All wanting territory had bet ter apply soon.' ' ' ' '' Arrived With tbe Dead Body of Their Child. ;-. f i ';;';.;.:! Mr. and Mrs. John O. Young arrived in the city yesterday from Georgia, bringing with them the remains of their infant son Augustus Osborne, wbo died in that State afters brief illness. The sympathies of our people are with the afflicted parents in this, their sore be reavement The funeral services will be held at the residence of Gen. -John Ai Young; at i a quarter after nine o'clock. this morning. The friends of the family are invited to attend. . - The Charlotte Female Iastitate ' : Opens its session, as will be seen from an advertisement, Tuesday, September 11th. The same corps of teachers which has been connected with this institute since the present principal took charge will continue - to be so, securing the thoroughness snd high standard of in struction which have characterized it for the past five years. Mr Alklnson as usual has been making during the vacation considerable repairs and im provements. Since be came here, five yean ago, he has spent fire thousand dollars upon the institute, in the wsy of repairs and improvements, apd as a convenient and comfortable home for boardlngpupils, well protected against accidents by fire, it is second to none in the South." He informs us that his prospects ' for next session are very gOOd. .. - si ' i i ;. : "'- ."-'-" - .t 5e rtra la 94 Qoanral nplord sotao of the boat pDyatetaas brs, Waa HL Tanner, of Parton. Oklo -Xhe? all id ear CulU oouid not I ra for S weeka. JU dfci)Scata 4 aonra. we rv Hc4tmaraa ! l.rv 10 and t KOdiAos oZoi-.iod a periaacsat irrraTiiACi;i0r3earsiaonaaiha. Baraea With Hoi tea Iroa. , In E. C Worthen's machine shop yes terday, while a party of workmen were casting the moulds, a pot filled with molten iron was accidentally overturn ed, and a quantity of tbe burning mat ter fell upon the foot of Mr. Harry Plummer. one of the workman. As a matter of course, it burned through his shoe and into his flesh insUutly. A large piece of flesh was burned out of his instep, making a horrible wound. The Injured man was taken to his home and medical assistance waa summoned. The burn is exceedingly painful, but not dangerous. - How the Tobacco Baaiaess Pays. A citizen of Charlotte noW in Win ston, is wonderfully struck with the tobacco business of that place, and to show how it pays the farmers sends us a report of what Mr. Aaron Whitaker, of Surry county, the champion tobacco raiser of North Carolina, has dona. On the 80th of August at Brown's wars- house, he sold fourteen lots of tobacco, aggregating 2JB34 pounds, for 8466 41. A few dsys previous Mr. Whitaker sold 8920 worth. All this tobacco was raised from eight acres of land that Mr. Whit aker bought for three dollars per acre three years ago. This is a true bill: 83JO80.41 realized from eight acres of land. Two Baal y Aateaiahed Trasaps. Night before last Policeman Porter the eagle of the Air Line depot, saw two white tramps crawl into the drain pipe that runs under the railroad track from Wilkes foundry. This place they had selected as their) bed. and as the policeman did not want to crawl in and pull them out, be hit upon a novel idea. Going np to the hydrant he unscrewed the cap, and a tremendous volume of water went rushing down the gutter into the drain pipe. The rushing tor rent picked np tbe two tramps and shot their surprised carcasses ont of the drain pipe like wads from a shot gun. They were given quarters in the guard houseAnd yesterday morning the mayor sentenced them to work firs dsys each on, the rock pileC 'Their names are Henry Welsh and Charles Harris. " The Oraer BavsrsosU - - This thing of writing about whiU women running away with negroes has become a little monotonous, and any sort of a change Is welcome, even if tbe change is like, that from headache to toothache. Yesterday the usual item found its wsy to our note book, but there was a slight change In the order of things. ' This time it wss a white man running oS with a negro woman; The nan's name was A 8 Rowland and be came from down the Carolina Cen tral road, the same section from which all the other eases have sprang. The reporter was too much disgusted to inquire the woman's name. The two made their appearance at the depot just before the departure of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta train, which they boarded for Colombia. They were not married, bnt the man did sot hesi tate to tall of bis intentions, while the ebony skinned female grasped , his coat sleeve and . showed her ivories. When they arrive In South Carolina they will learn something. ' It agin the law" down there, and the first , justice they apply to will turn them over to a jailer. Saaday Motes. , :: Begnlar Sunday services at the Try on street Methodist church to-day. Begnlar morning and evening service at 8t Mark's Lutheran church to-day by the pastor, Bev. T. S. Brown, t , Be v. A. D. Hepburn, D. D, the learn ed president of Davidson College, will preach at the First Presbyterian church to-day, morning and evening. Bsr.W.T. Waller, pastor A. B. F. church was unable to attend the ses sion of bis presbytery, and will fill his pulpit si usual to-day. " " " The First Presbytery of tbe Associ ate Reformed Presbyterian church will meet at Elk Shoal, Alexander , county, to-morrow after an opening sermon by Bey Bobt Latham, D. D. the retiring moderator. A number of ministers and delegates were in the city yester day on their way to the meeting. ' -' - Concord Presbytery will meet atNor wood, Stanly county, on Wednesday September 12th. . Tbe South Yadkin Baptist 'Associa tion holds its next session at Society Church, Iredell county, on September the eth. Brethren from the East will be met by conveyance at Elmwood De pot, on Thursday the 6th. at 1 o'clock a. nx,lf they will notify Bro J B fiolmau, of Cool Spilng. Z-Z I There is a revival of the . adrentlsts near Morgan ton. The Mountaineer of that place says that f the Adventists Conference was held at Gollettsville last Saturday and Sunday. Large crowds were in attendance, and the Adventlst church reoeived several accessions. The new members were immersed in John's river Sundsy morningV"" J; '? t ! i The Wadesboro Intelligencer states that "Bev J F Butt, of. Charlotte, baa been assigned to the Wadesboro Circuit In place of Bey Dr J B Alfred resign- OUt , rt-r f.-l.; J.' .... .-.-k a i'.. i ft The week just closed has been one of revivals throughout the State. The Ral eigh Biblical Recorder says tThe Lord Is graciously blessing the churches by the presence of His Spirit, in . all sec tions of the 8tate. -' A large number of the pastors are engaged In special meet ings preaching tbe gospel dally and from house to hbess, and hundreds are being awakened and saved.' ; : T .C" V '- QvmxMXM -Too Bop sutsrs aavo eoea of treat veins to aao. I waa laid bp oua typhoid lever for over two mofa aad eould get so relief antu I tried yoor Ilop niOers, To tboee auSerlog wtth debUitr or any otto la fee trio heslih,ioMt- ieij yTvVPlrITfil.il I'yTr't. ' - . i esitaoaet.cit'ejiaoTEi. Personal JYotes. The following named citizens re turned home on the same train yester day from New York and Philadelphia: Col John L Morebesd. Capt A G Bre n'zer, Capt C N G Butt and Messrs L W Sanders, Wm Bryce and John Van Landingham. . - Mr Walter Mullen came In from Warm Springs yesterday, wearing his overcoat outside of his duster. He says it's as cold as December , up there and the crowd are getting out of it rapidly. J W Young, manager of Wittkowsky Baruch's immense 'retail establish ment, . returned this week from the Northern markets. Mr E F Young,a snccesssul merchant of Winston, is in the city on a visit to relatives and fnenda. Ealargeaaeat of the Bafordi Hooae. J : Tbe contract tor the enlargement of the Buford House was yesterday given out, and work is to commence at once. A four story addition is to be msde to the rear of house, fronting on Fourth street, and will, contain forty rooms. The fame of Charlotte's hotel accommo dations is still spread ingnd as a result there has been a decided Increase of travel to our city, and how it has been with the Buford is best explained in tbe following telegram sent from Char lotte to the Atlanta Constitution : "The Buford House, at Charlotte, .North Carolina, Scoville Bros, proprietors, registered during the month of August seventeen hundred and fifty guests. averaging over fifty-five arrivals per day. Tbe Buford is the most popular hotel In the South. Their business is increasing so rspidly they will add forty additional rooms very soon.", r Besides tbe addition of the forty rooms, the enterprising proprietors are to pat a steam elevator ia the building. A $3miOO Fire ia the Cosmtry. . - At an early boor yesterday morning the gin house.grist mill and saw mill of Mr. Amos Rumple, located on the line of the Atlantic. Tennessee & Ohio Ball-1 road, five miles from Charlotte, were totally destroyed by fire. The fire was accidental, ana originated, it is sup posed, from the engine room. The total loss is $3,500, upon which there was no Insurance, Mr. Rumple never having carried insurance except in the ginning i season, and was preparing to renew his policy. This Is a severe blow to a very worthy man. ; Mr. Rumple had just put1 in a lot of brand new machinery, in cluding a new gineeder and condenser, and was" ready to begin fall' ginning. On the day before a sill in the engine room caught fire and was extinguished twice, and It is thought that the sill caught lire for the third ' time early in the morning and bnrned the buildings down. There waa no cotton about the gin,and the loss Is confined to the build ings and machinery. In this ilfffsttfir which has come upon him so suddenly and with such force, Mr. Rumple has the sympathy of his friends In Meek-1 lenburg. He is a man of energy, and we trust will soon retrieve his loss. Slarriages la Aagast. The Register of Deeds for Mecklen burg county, issued marriage licenses to the following couples during the month of August: - ; . Whites. L. W Williamson and Mollis Clark; ML Mott and Mamie B San chez ; Jas - L Earnhardt and Francis Wilhelm ; Thos M lvey and Lenna A Dowd; J B Mclaughlin. Jr. and Mag gie Gillespie; J E Tvilliamson and Laura E Bice; J O Harkey and Mar garet McCall ; W A McCall and Judy Brigman; Jas F Holton and Maggie Strube. ' ' . ; .-f ?4 j Blocks. Jacob Harris and Cynthia C Davis ; Jno Jones and Lou Ellis ; Ghas Klrkpatrick and Jane Kirkpatrick; D Funderburk - and : Laura . Hyde ; - Lee Kelly and Amanda Doster ; Levy Byers and Esthsr Potts t Bobt Ellis and Jane Schanks; Zenas Parks and Lucy Ban kin ; Harry Haynes and Mary Bobison. Simon Lacy and Jane McManns ; Leon ard Jones and Ellen Biggins; David Watson and Julia Blair, Bufus Dun and Emma Crockett. ofKoal Kstato. The folio wing transfers of real estate in .Mecklenburg county were recorded In the register of deeds office daring the month of August: Deed from A G Stsnsiil'to Thos W Squires, land ; Bobt Simpson to E A Jerome, land ; -JSP Gray and wife to W AW Wallace, land; W J Wallace to W A W Wallace, land ; A B Alexander to M S and A L Alex ander, city lot; M S and A L Alexander to S B Alexander, city lot; J W Miller to J A Vogler. clty lot; E K P Osborne and wife to Mrs Margaret Horab, city lot; R Barringer and J O Miller to J R Baker, land; F S DeWo fe to JL Thornborft city lot; MM Yandle and wife to school district No 62. lot ; T M Shaw to school district No 73, lot ; 4 F S De Wolfe to Watson and Cecil, city lot: GW Taylor to Mary Jane Henderson. SI7!0,1 rf rf RiSler to Sjkes, city lot ; R H Brown and wife to J C I Caldwell, city lot f ' J H Gray to J S P Gray, land ; E L Harkey and wife to B B Weddington ; Alice Williams to G J Etheridge. city lot ; N W Harris, com missioner, to, W. Pv Hipp, landi,;- A M Beattie and wife to W M Croweil, city lot; Henry Winecofl and wife to G M Winecoff, land ; J W Miller to Frederick-Oliver city lot. : ; ; : ' Dr. W. D. Wr?bt, of Cincinnati, a. sends the SSibJoloed pro -slof4 enofsementt "I bare fiieaorlbsd lt Wa U!5'i L&itn for tae Lungs o a grat number ef ea nod sJwaf s wiui aue eeaav One ease In particular waa fiv-a np by sev eral pbraidaBS wbo aa-t bees eiia In for eoasnl taUon wltb mrseif.. ana pamt.bal all tbe srmDtoms ot oniu-ir . J eonsamcatMieaU ni? t sweats, beetle fever, bxaaiBg ewb, eve, is evmaaeneea unaeaaieif to f . Deu( and was soon restored to fe uasi besita. 1 bare S'ao found tr. W rl Caii s Balsam fovtbs Lanes the neet vaiaabie expectorant for bfeaain oi. ""'I wukub autt aaa nave over liaoq. Big Boom to ' New Cottoa Trial .Trip of a If ew Eagiae. Special to Journal Observer. w Latjzunbttbq, N C, Sept 1, 1883; One hundred and forty-three bales of new cotton were shipped - to-day from here. CaptMaglen, master mechanic of the C C Railroad made a trial trirr with his new engine, number twenty 1 eight, to-day, every part of . which was manufactured at the shops of the C C Railroad, in Laorinburg. and under his direct supervison. - The engine worked ! entirely to his satisfaction. C The Dollar el Oar Dadales. ; - - It is reported in first financial circles that an organized warfare is to be made on the dollar during the next session of Congress, and those who bate it are really encouraged to believe ; that they will be able to stop its coinage This fight, which has been made with great regularity in the past, has not ; been waged with the vigor that will proba bly be displayed this time. Whether it will be successful i remains to be seen, but there seems more probabilty of success in this case than in any of the efforts which have preceded it. The coinage of silver dollars in the year just ended has been about thirty mil lions, or two and a half millions more than the preceding year. , The dollars go out very slowly. , Of the whole amount of silver dollars coined since the "daddy" dollars were authorized, not one-fourth are in circulation ; and to get them in circulation seems to be almost an impossibility. The standard silver dollars in the Treasury four years ago were thirty-two millions; a year later they were ferty-eeven mil lions ; one year ago they amounted to over ninety millions, and money has to be appropriated to create storage room i for them. , 1; , : l A Hegro with a Fraetarem Skall fvora iag om the ItallraaoU - lesterday one week ago, a party of railroad hands got into a fight near the Junction, and while Albert Hargrave and another negro were blocking each other, a Mecklenburg: negro named j Alex Williams took up a pick and dealt Hargrave a terrible blow on tbe fore bead. The row finally quieted and Hargrove resumed work with the other hands, working until sundown. Sunday and Monday be remained in bed from the effects of the bio w, but Tuesday and j Wednesday he was at work again. Thursday he wss seized with opisthoto nos, or jerking back of the head, and bad ; a series of fits. Dr Wilder was summoned to attend him and found that the blow from the pick had frac tured HargraveeskuU in a bad manner. Dr Wilder gave Hargrave all the atten tion; possible and yesterday morning sent him to his home in Ixington. where he could be cared for, with in structions to go to Dr Payne of that place for treatment. Williams was yes . Jl Zr7 77 tJdJ ted 1dd fa JiUere i to await the result of - Hargrave'a Inju ries. ' Williams and Hargrave had had a difficulty some dsys before, and Wil- ! liams seeing Hargrave in a fight with i the other negro took advantage of the I opportunity - r and struck Hargrave down with the pick, . The fact nf Hargrave working and emine transit; kisi Iwiasnisi as nwrtel vslfh I fractured skull is considered by the medical fraternity a . wenderful case and one almost without a paralleL , Hotel Axrlvala. - f CxHTBAx. Hotel. Thomas O Wall Greenville; O J Carpenter,: Hartford Conn ;'Tbos Seigle, Philadelphia, Pa; J A Stewart. South Carolina; E F. Young, Winston. N C; W Harris. H Weiss, Albany, Ga; J M Bettis. B B Hughes, Trenton, SC; MB Harris, Little Bock, S C; W N Bedford. Virginia; Jno E Crow, Wilmington ; W F Harris, B K Tennant, South Carolina ; Miss E W Flamming, Mis A L Currie, KeU A Carrie. Geo H Carrie, Baleigh ; Thos Powers, Newbern; B H Crawford, Chi cago. Ill ; Henry Maasey, W S Wilson, South Carolina; T A Croweil. North Caroling ; Wm J Egan, New York ; W F Cook, Sumter ; ChasEHott. New York; William Graham, J W Vance, Baltimore ; F M MeConnel, North Car olina; J D 'Hodges, Jerusalem; J H Clarke, Jr, North Carolina ; T B Henry, Thos J Mock,D J Bea, J L Covington. A S Rowland, W A Barria, W H Miller, G L McWhorter, H M 'Barrow, G S Houston, : J W Brown, J J Mott, C E McDonald, JM Grier, W P Sloan, Miss Jessie Bell. Miss Mollie Clark. J F Goodson, J N Howie, R A Grier.r C Bell and wife, C S Morrison, W J An grlm, Wilmont Leach, L r H Boblnson, A G Klrkpatrick, North Carolina. Aatyieo to James aad Rmcoo , -r K-XEanld, ' - ' There is still liviag in Nebraska a man who was scalped several years ago, and wbo is now baldheaded. But he owns his own scalp, and & sometimes takes it out on a Sundav afternoon and looks r at it with tender recollections. VVbT would it not bTwlse and prtoUo or ex-Senators Conkling and Blaine I to ex chan gts the acalm in thoir mem. ion, so mat eacn may nave his own r f t fCaDttaoeil wondei nil and mysterloos omattvo sower la de veloped wbiob Is so varted la Its operattoaa tbat K J2!S?e.HLSt?I.ta Va axtator issut iBaDower, sad yet it u -- Harmless for tbe most frafl woman, wnalsnt b vaud or smallest eaild to ose. M. i--.--., YaOosts ? f "ATssoat dead or nearlr diliut" " "orjrears. aad gives op by pbyaletaoe ef Brints w-un .hu,; uiiim mm, evmptauue. se vere eoncbs esiied eoaaamptloo. Save beeaeured. i "vmwiiwm neacnz7l - ... , . JTom an asony of neurafe!a, sen waxftf ulnass sod yarieas diseases peooiU(bw men. - People draws out of snaps from exerodatlna P&nra f rbeumatum. - Inuamuutory ana., cSranla, or SQSertiis from seroralal . ... .i,.',,,,, Salt ubeam. blood polsonfajc, dTtpentts, toctl gUon. snd la fact simoat ail aiawuuta frail auire la belr to -. Eaw been eared by Ho Bitters, rof of wbteh aa be found in eveiraeifibborbood la too known oud. Tar Djrvpepsla, Coatlveness, Sick Headache, ChroBie XMar rhcaa, Jaundice, Impurity ot tbe Blood, I"erer mad . Axoe, : Malaria, and an IHaeaaes eamseel Inr De-' t XJTer, Bowels aod Kidney. gnfFTOMS OS A DISEASED U. VJKK. Bad Breath; Fain in the Side, aoiaftimea the Pain la felt under the Shmil Aar-htade, aMaUkea for Mhrammw ; general losa of appetite: Boveia general!' coetive, eomeriire alteranting with hut; with eoaaiderabie loam ma.nr.il m nan erua pam. is onu aaa Mmvy. Bpeniea which ovht to hare beea (kmc: m kiisht. drr sad fluahed face ia inimiuin aa atttmrtaaf, eoea oriatarea far ceaeumptioe; the patient coeaptaina fwearineaf and debility; oerm m, euBy startled; ei tne earn oaets; spires ai eri. altanegti iiiii,J tfaet nctai.yet one can kanlhri try n-in fact, dfatnaaa e of die above symptom attend the have eeenrred when but faw of tnent existed, vet . alter death nee ebowa the lAvor to Poreone Timt or IMag la henlthy I eiwaiHrteaTI 'caetagaoceei S BiMooa nAtaokaTDftrTarei. Man- w3r eaa. ueprewton or aptnta, etc It like a glmm of wise, bnt la a In-aeverng-e. - . If Too bore oat naythlnn' bard ot flreetion. er fed heery aWniealaT or sloop, loss at -aght. take a doae and yea wiU be saiiered. - snel Da state Bda wffl bo tnrararsTS Ssaiilila. Hi ' faatboHomsot For, whatever the aOwnt any be. a thorooeilT Panauw, attcraUrs end toaie cam r M out of place. ThewnJi is 1 a j v11 ? VJUiKTABTJB, Aad has ail the power and efficacy of Caionvd ot Quinine, vitboat any of the iajurioae after afiecta. liver Regulator has been ia eae ia asy atauly far soame tisae. and I vahamMe additioa to the aoedical Eisned a ia a Cm. Snoatran, Governor of Ala. EC flf nil mm m mJt A Have derivnl in. h.fi fi .L. -m gaaaioae Lieer Segahttar, and wish ta gire it a -Sr. Liver affiirtiea and Debiiirr. .aaytktag to bra eat ne to the extent actuator has. I scat foea Mia- Kr , aad wtmld Mad farther lor nd would advise all who are aim- ' S" aen the ealy ' ; F. at. Jj ar. a., w. na an it aarat penrace ta the ase of Siantooa Lrver SegnUtoraB y practice I here been aad aa satisfied to aw Wrapper the rod of mf. B. rrrt tw n- WOU SALK BY ALL DRTjpGISTS. ' ' D5T OTLHj PM TO CALL ON COB. TRADE AND COLLEGE STSJ ; ' SOBTOTJB -. ! D O O IT D I r o V.4- K-UV t" K-1 - fc.-O. I have m sine sad to satvs a foil assortment of Meavy and Faney Goods to supply aay demand, ooBslaUDc la part of tbe following? HAMS, BACON, BREAKFAST. STRIP' ' CANNED MEAT AND FRUITS, GRAIN Of All Ktxed rsed, Braa. Flosr and KsaL Coffee, Sugar, IToTatiss, Brraps. Ttnegar, Laid, Saeslag and eaawmsTosaooo. Bnafl sad Qamta. Rlee. fotta. Ci'bbi ui , Soda ana Stareb. sad a area! vartsty of SPOdshapxisBQtetoBisnCOfl. v n f n Can sad see how cheap we sen for CASH. j. m: miller. sept2tf CHARLOTTE Female I nctituto. twigths Trtcaday, Septeaiber 11th, 1883, sod closes sToao ll'a, 1884. Tte terms, wbieh an the same aa heretofors, ass pnstnmoa buUetn board, er- apply to lbs prla- sspCSdlwStw Bsv. Wat. B. ATPKSON IIEU SUPPLY s GOODS. JUST BECEIVED. - CROCKERY, GIJaSSWARE, TINWARE, A20 K0TI0K3 GXXT2ALLT. All ICTCf I" 3 13 111. Aw-vilvJ AJ Aa 1 liti Tatiotr tbe KaUonal Bank IS ANNOUNCEMENT. " - ----- 2 - ..-:.-... t , .. - . .... , ii B - . To OnrFriends and Patrczs: Ct bare amvrd boms from tbs Ztarth vrUi portion of -, ; PALIi' saCto .make room for Csra ws ttn sell tt C 0 S T tbs remainder of oar summer stock. litaniwiltil. pnouy eensattoa mtrnon ep aartttneee very reasedv. - Several ttslMWajedbyanpeiaftejtoMaad y "S whenever any of the above . ayaptoms sgBssi. mm ma aetaal en. M. Her, sus3dlw 123. 0. AG. xr-
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Sept. 2, 1883, edition 1
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