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.u,..-. , .. t CHLOTTE. N. C.. WEDNESDAY; SEPTEMBER 19; 1883. PRICE FIVE CENTS.
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U U IUcUi Trial Irrr-
CHzaTCB. 3 a Spt 18. 188S.
It fatt aiur lut wm wblU lt
bat)u uil wm prtxrrAlnc. and taany
biU mad wall derrTed oooalam ww
riVtri eo lu eourprtM In aodsrtakioc
to rvpoct Um cm to fall. n4 oa Xhm
Uf mccuTmcj aod f allMaa of lu rvDort.
Tb rorl Toloa ot tboaa wbo follow
4 tb uaumooy eJoaaly concur In to
Badmf of tba Jury. Tbara- U thla,
Uxuti.tnal atagars aucne, iba tU
Eoour bos iit ucbr mutlTa for tha
narUar tnan tnat given bj tba prla
oor. 1
Tba f iUUoo of Ui tubject of itn
provtnc our public blgbwaya, atartad
toy Senator itoUar mmm ruduoed I much
practical ffuud already. It axooaad tba
paopla to tba importanoa of mending
lb air ways, and at a r-aU tba road
hava baa battar wotkwi tbl fall tbao
var twfora. lo addlUoa to tbU U baa
praYokad a Try earoeat loquirr all
oTr tba Staia aa to tba policy of abaa
doalox lb prtaant yitem and lavylag
atazopoa property to pay for tba
sdd worL Tba tabjct baa wn
dlKQMtd from arery i and point, and
will doabtlcaa ba a Ruveraiac taaaa In
our next blata campaign. Aafaraamy
obaarvaUoo ro tba paopl ara la f aror
or adaarlDf u tba prut syataoa. Dot
tba people bara ymrj MUle to do Utaaa
ya wlib deUr coining political or aco
romloiaioea; tboogb tby tbtnk tbty
tit It all.
Cbeaur ipcot ose hand ml and
aaTaoty-flv tboumaud dnllara In exUnd
Inc ba railroad to Nawton aid In
Luttdlog tba road to Lancaster. If sbe
had bwtlt toroplke road throughout
tba ooooty wita tba muoy our Und
to-day would baTa omt worth double
wbaitbey ara. and aurcbaarra would
have baan found on Tery blghway
raking bomea In our midst. .
Btbt rraabytery baa bean la snlon
1ocw Friday last at tba Blackjtock
eburch. It will adjourn to-day In time
to give tba memara a chance to reach
home on tba different trmlaa that paaa
that place.
Hon O J Patterson. Senator from tbla
Crtunty, ratamed on Satarday laat from
a month at UUona Spring. Uiabaaltb
limuch I m proved by hia visit to tbat
favorite oUl watering place.
Tba competition In the cotton market
bre tbla winter will be greater than
ever several caw buy era bavleg re
cently coma In. Aa tba crop will be a
abart one buyers cannot afford to stand
back and welt till other borers ara
filled, they will have to go In f rom the
tart for all they can eat. Tbla will
not only keep up Cheetera reputation
aa the beet cotton market In the up
o Kin try but will make It even mora da
lrable than aver for the farmer.
The Hew Fecial Tfetaa.
In com meeting In tbe JocrnjllOb
jutu oo tbe new poatal notuayou
dtct their- early wltbdrawal en ac-
ounl of tkeir nnpopuianiy.
To make
Jiem a aocceaa a moaincauon laeaaen-
a aucceea a modincauoi
liaily oeceeaaxy, Tor lu tueir preeeni
tmm thev ara worth leaa. Hot If tbey
mbomUl atford aaearlty ttoey would be
oume a great eon venleaoe. and for many
raaaoaa we eneaid regret tbetr a bo I Is h
' fawot. Tba only raaaon men pay for a
money order or a deck la far the aake
of ftesorlty. Tbeae poatal notes are
made payable to oearer and are. of
aourae. transferable. If tbe latter con
taining tba note la loet tba money la lost
aa Irrevocably aa If It were a bank note,
beaea one might aa well aend a bank
note or poetise atampe and aave hie
trouble and tba fee. Jo other words by
making the note payable to bearer t
partakre of tba nature of a banc note
with all lu llabUitlea to loes. lie nee,
aa tbey afford no security, people -do not
see them. If. however, tbey should
Imply be made payable to order all thla
diasultr would be removed. Tbey
would then be similar to bank checka,
b equally secure from loaa and ooun
teef ntlng. and thev would then, aa they
werv Intended to do. eotlrely aaperaede
for email aama both money orders and
bank checks. W. UL J.
Mpaxtanborg. 3 CSept. 18, 1883.
reeelxa Cettew rigmrce. j
Knr YoaJCSapt. 18 Tba Egyptian
cotton crop u reported to be luojDO
4alea larger than the taaU which we old
jrtvaa eepply from Egypt, Brazil, the
Wee Iodiee. ato, of aooat OOOOOO balea
aadlng lJOOJXQ bales for Indla.wbicb
appears at praaest to be tbe probable
a a paly, and djOOOjDOO bales as Lhe mini
joam oat of ear crop and wa have a
total supply of 8.40O.OU3 balea. At uro
pean consompUes equal to that of laat
aveaaon, and that of the United States,
Canada, &&, &O000 balea larger would
require 8,T5ajOOO bales, bat It Is very
doubtful whether Europe will consume
ajrxla eo largely asi our crop may alao
exceed AJXtXOCO bales, Under any dr
cacuUace Lbs lappjy.wlta the present
heavy stocks, appears to be aufflclent to
prevent a higher Cgnra of middling
upland la LlTerpool than Cfl.d and
tnet price la already discounted here.
araeBAttflat
eterywaa ef
Bue. T-.e
mum aiaf
VMM. eanfaicta. aaa nlaM ateoia
. tw rear afiae aa Wf toUl
U av tmam aa
ManimawllMi bat Iraml la Bo0
taeiiaa.
thai Hot
Mniwa4(Mi bat IraU la Hoo Bxuac.
in
- Oa lias Seeewd Trial;
Ljlks Uzoaoe. N. Y- Sept ia Tbe
seoentf trial of Ueo H WllUtt for mur
der, began to-day. and a Jury baa been
aecureo. WUIett la charged with shoot
ing Talr; bla broth er-ln4aw. a barber at
Glena Falta In December. ISSOt Pamliy
troubles are alleged aa the Incentive of
the crime. Tbe evidence la purely cir
cumstantial and tbe jury a tbe former
trial disagreed." M
CaalaeaS
Dr. C, C
-OOT-DTTTS VKCXO HTXT TOWTO to -fce Sw
a smi f aU aw aioea et Ue aaaa-jooa
UOTllUlTCt. u la
taaloBM& as a la
ease. (Taaaae
mkh txxa aoanaai
O'DmsiII ta a JLawaaa rrlm.
'Zjoxxxm. 8pt. 18T ODonneil- the
maA'darerof Carer, was landed at South
MlsrTT at 9 o'clock this morning and
gnlaead on board tba train for. London.
'Xaetxsla sxrlrad at Vanxball at noon.
-where the prisoner was mat by a large
-force ef poUoe andeeeorted to tba prison
to. .He wss then, under eeeort of the
t?oUe, drlvan to Millbank JalL 1
"Bhw Sa f -talfclag.',.'
'" 'TtasarUa.tBaV. Taa pala. seat antVI
- tor t;joai'.?"4 Pfl'-ew, teim ef -'
wta nutMrwatNiui 1 aid sorta vba
I trt aartJeaaa
ft. anf y mim
zt ay kabvaM-
Hegatta AaaaSaaed.
A nsrMi 1 Dt IS Tbe proposed
rrattaoa Cayc; Lake has been sJbon
- "onel. - "".- ;
V'l B Cardial! ' '
. an T.-r r-- Cr--tm ! wa4 CC'T tf
rm l u', "a
ita. -4
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tbe 12 aeoeea VThosa a a DUSealty Eada
ta the Arrest ef W. O. Caasalea, Cor
reaaeaSsataf tae Raws aad Caarlar
X. Head of $300 te Keep the reaee.
Tba difficulty In the Stats Ilouae, at
Colombia on Saturday, to which refer
enoa wss mads In oar columns yester
day, aasamed another anape on Sunday
and ilooday. Mr N Q Uonxaiea, corres
pondent of tbe News and Courier, and
tbe friend for whom Mr Thomas had
fought Col IJpeoomb, wss very much
inceoaed oa aoooant of the lan g a age
need by Col IJpeoomb In regard to him
self on Saturday. lie bad atated his
Sorpoee to meet Col Lipscomb on Mou
sy morning and denounce him 1a on
mlatskabls language. As soon aa this
became known to Gov Thompson he
sent Capt Bach man to Oonxalee to sak
that tbe matter be dropped. From tbe
Col a m bla Register we learn that as soou
as Baobman's Interview was reported
to tbe Governor aa ineffectual Ilia Ex
cellency went before trial Justice Mar
shall, and took out a peaoe warrant
against Gonztles. wbo was Immediately
arrested and granted a bearing. Gov
Thompson was szsmlned snd said that
from his knowledge of both gentlemen,
be believed there would be a breach of
the peace. After tbe examination of
Bach man and Gonzales the latter wss
bound over to keep the peace In the
sum of feSOO.
Fever Mortality la Havana. .,
i WAsnrKOTON, Sept. 18. Sanitary In
spector fiurgeas at Havana reports that
during August there were 706 deaths In
that city. 162 of which were from yellow
fever. During tbe week ending Sept.
7th there were 18 deaths from the same
cause. The reduction in tbe mortality
results. It is tbongbt. f rom the want of
material to reed upon and the mild type
of tbe scourge. Some wharves ara very
dangerously infected and Ul vessels
which srrive and remain more than
throe dsys are sure to be contaminated.
Tba army and navy have Buffered very
much and as the weather continues very
hot numberaoontlaoeto fall alck. Ad
vices from the Consul General at Cairo,
Egypt, represent that tba cholera la
rapidly decreasing.
0Deaaella Trial sir. Carey ta Make
Soaae BtarUiag Bevelatleaa.
Loxdox, Sept 18 It bss transpired
that O'Doonall. after a booting Carey,
Bald: "Shake hands. Mrs Carey, 1 bad
to do it." Not M id not do It" aa was at
Orat reported. It la stated that tbe
Crown baa engaged tbe services of Mr
Poland, who already appeared in the
Irish State trials, to prosecute ODon
nelL Everything indicates that the
trial which will lake place in Novem
ber will be a memorable one. It ia un
derstood that Mra Carey haa offered
evidence of a moat astounding nature,
which sbs declares will clear her bus
band's character. She has banded
letters to the authorities which include
the correspondence of a member of
larllameuu .
JlaJstead aad McLeaa.
Cincinnati. Sept 18 Murat Halstead
and Ki chard bmith of tbe Commercial
Gazette have applied to tbe Chamber of
Commerce to ezpel John B McLean
from the chamber upon tbe charge of
an mercantile'' conduct, rule 13. The
whole Is the result of a charge In the
Sunday morning's Enquirer that tbe
Commercial Gazette waa unable to pay
off Its reporters, and ether statements
of like nature.- as the committee work
of the Chamber of Commerce is secret
it Is Impossible at thla writing to asy
what was done in the premises.
A Mareerer GallUUaed.
Rnzncs, Sept 18, At 0 o'clock this
morning the murderer Halts waa guil
lotined at the bone market in the pres
ence of &.000 people. Last Msy Holtz
concealed himself for ten daya in the
coal cellar of bis victim and found a
favorable opportunity to murder him
snd run away with his money. During
bis two months imprisonment at
K helm a. Holts bad felt perfectly confi
dent that rreeldent Grevy would par
don him. Last night be was plsjlng
scene with bis jailor until a late hour.
A Mlsalag Steamer Beaeaea Pert,
CzncAoo. Sept 18. A dispatch to the
United .Press from Cleveland. Ohio,
saya that tbe missing steamer Kewee
naw with 200 excursion lata reached
there shortly after noon after three on
auccessf ul attempts to cross from Point
Peter. A score of passe n gars left the
boat on Sunday and made Cleveland by
rail. Another dlapateb from the aaate
place saya that tbe miaalng f eur of the
a learner barge Oakland ware picked up
this morning at Corneaut, Ohio, by the
tug Bed Cloud. i
Flane a Skip OaaaJ. ? -
New York, Sept 15 At a meeting of
the stockholders of the Florida Ship
Canal and Transit Company yesterday,
the board of directors wss authorized
to make a contract for tbe construction
of Lhe canaL Tbe work to be started at
the earliest possible day. Tbe eastern
terminus of the canal will be la tbe vi
cinity of tbe mouth of the St John's
nver. sad tbe canal will ran across tbe
penlnaular at lta narrowest point. ' It
will be ISO mUes long, S30 feet wide
and SO feet deep. ; ,. i i
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f GersaaaSUersatOata
' Caa a. oo, Sept 18 Richard Mlchaslla,
editor of the Neue Frete Prease to-day
caused the arrest of A O Heslng. Wash
ington Hosing, Herman Baaier and
Wm Ragb, all editors or proprietors of
tbe Staats Zeltung. on the charge of
criminal llbeL -Tbey were brought be
fore Justice Mseeh to-dsy. waived ex
amination and were bound over for
trial for Friday, September 21. Lorenz
Brsntano going bsiL r . ,
as Dill Bepert. . ; '
1 WAsmtraTOir. 8ept 1&J Tbe investi
gation report was msds public at the
Treasury Department this afternoon.
As already atated in these d la patches
tbe report is unfavorable to Mr Hill,
and while be Is charged with loose man
agement and cGoial- favoritism, noth
ing corrupt or dishonest has been dis
covered. , - . ;;-,!;V
".' ", A Draakem Esw, 1- . '. .
Tout Jgxns. NT- T, Sept 1 8. Levi
tlalzapble and George Gaillard became
engaged in a drunken' fight in a saloon
hare at one o'clock: this a m. and ' man
named K liner Interfered - in Gslllard's
behalf. 1 In the fight Ellner subbed
Hulzaphls twice with a dirk, one of
the wounds proving fataL Ellner and
Gaillard ware arrested.-..-' .o .- ; -:.t?...
'. ; A Sisal 1 Delcleacy. :
Cmcxao, Sept l& At a. meeting of
tba board of trustees of the town of
Lake to-dsy In reference to the alleged
ring f rands, special sxaoiiier Gaunt re
ported th it be h&d found .a deficiency
of 75jOOO la the water department, r -
' laualaau Arrived us Aagmat. ;
WsfiHNaTOir, 8ept 18. Durlug' lbs
month of Accost past ZS. Z$3 immi
grants axTivad In thfa coontry, sinst
43C78 in Ac?tut 18S2. - Germany farn-tabedl3a3,l!nglandand-Walt
610,
Ireland Uorwsy 13, and Sweden
1,77 1 ', -. .. ' . .. . v .
' irnnl asi lrtiire cf Traiiii
' ' ZUCHStOKD AJTD DaHTlilJt.
Um Atr Uae Depot g.80 a. as. aad 4.80 P ss. :
Aixlee g.00 a aa and 1.60 P. as. '
aJaLIXX. - Vs r ' -LeaeeS.90a.as.aeda
10a.Bk
mvsSaoa.BE, aae4.10a.av -
CHXBiXrTTa. COLUStBtA AJID AUGUST A. ;
Lear X10 p. bl, ana anrtre 4,80 p. av .
& C a. a. T. O. DTVTSIOJL
4A0 a, aa. aaS satve at 10.00 a. m.
CAS0LDIA CXXTEAU
Lsaea S.4S p. ea. sad 7.10s. aa.
Autre 7.00 a. aa. aaa S25 p. as. , .
a a-SHBXBZ sryisiox .
S.00 e. bl. aad antva S.4S p. aa.
LaSex ta Hew Advertisesaeats.
Hartrsee M Atexander-Iiew stoek. - ,
J W ritrela VaiuabU peaeertj for sale.
Bo. Cnaoiseni -AUMtton laoependa&u.
, laalcabeaa.
' South "Atlantic 8tates. local - rains.
and partly cloudy weather, northeast to
southeast winas, slight change in tem
perature in northern portion, stationary
or bighsr barometer.
locai Birrin.
Nearly all the aummsr absentees,
exoept the Saratogiaas, have returned
home.- . . .
Mrs Chas N Vance returned home
yesterday from her summer tour in the
mountains. '
The latest idea ia for ' hesdwalters
at the hotela to be mounted on roller
skstea, and is soon to be introdsced in
the Charlotte hotels.
Tbe style this sutumn will be for
a young lady to wear a cutaway jacket
and waistcoat that are for all the world
like the garments worn by her pet and
brothrr. ': ; -
Tbe 2 o'clock Richmond & Dan
Tills train came in yesterday with peo
ple banging to the platforms. "Travel
hardly aver gets to be heavier than it is
at present.
Brem A McDowell are building a
large brick warehouse in the rear of the
Central Hotel for the storage of ma
chinery. The warehouse will be 90x43,
one story.
Tbe city tax books have been com
pleted by Capt. Fred Nssh, and are in
tbe bands of the collector, who is at the
service of our people in his office at the
city halL
Rev. Mrs. Sallie A. Hughes, a col
ored female evangelist, will preach In
the A. M. E. church in this city next
Thursday night, we are requested to
state by the pastor, Iiev. TL LL Nichols.
Thtresa man in Chsrlotte who
has a daughter away at school. but who
will not write to her until after the 1st
of October, when lettera will r be one
eenc cheaper.'. He ia the meanest man
in town.' - 4 ' - y 1 -'.
In our Greenville letter, published
In yesterdsy's Journal Obsje&tkb,
where it is stated that Dr J A Manly
wss called to the pastorate of the Bap
tist church in that city, it should resd
DrJAMundy.
The advertising car for Sell's circus
arrived in town yesterday and the gap
ing Jaws of the big hippopotamus are
to be seen from all the bill boards.
Sell's circus pictures are something new
and a little better than the average.
Mr W H Faxrior, the jeweler, who
left a short time since for Cleaveland
Springs, la now lying sick with typhoid
fever in Bhelby under treatment of Dr
Morrison. His brother, Mr John Far
rior, is attending to his business in this
city. '
The old frame building on Tryon
street nearly opposite the Second Pres
byterian church, which waa used as a
shoe shop by Msjor Wm Holt, has been
moved back: to make room for , a new
two-story brick storehouse to fee erect
ed by Dr Gibbon. '-
Mr. Boston Wallace, who Uvea near
Matthews Station, reports that his sec
tion of . the country wss Tisitsd by a
violsntraln and hall storm yesterday
before daylight. - The bail waa heavy,
but did no damage, and the ground was
msds too wst for ploughing.
A 'w days since ss the 8 year old
son ef Mr. Milton Beard, at Hunters-
ville, waa running hogs out of the past
ure, he fell, and striking bis arm on a
fence rail, broke both bones. Dr. M. CY
Hunter was summoned and set the arm,
leaving the boy in a comfortable condi
tion." ... ... .r:... . Mt ..; ' 7 ?
The officers of our street railway
company will let out' tbe contract next
month for mule power.;; If the mules
do net demolish the cars within the
course of a cou pis of years, steem pow
er and electric lights will be employed
on the line.' .The company does not
want to put on too much style at the
start.- ;.-,-'.;.-.-'-! -v-"1--
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Rapid lirewts ef Carp. . , . i .
Another evidence of the rapid growth
of German carp wss demonstrated by
Mr -Willis tWilklnson ' yesterday, vrks
went out to the pond that was stocked
by himself,, and the Trotter boys, and
brought - back three - large carpi Weigh"
ing IK IK and 7f pounds eaclu; The
pond was stocked three years f go, the
carp of course being so small when put
in the water that they could, hardly be
seen. 1 'We are toUl that the carp in the
several other ponds around theclty are
doing equally as well.
'Ul
ProVaal e U6aticie la Valoa Ceaaty;
. The difficulty mentioned by us yester
day as having occurred at Beaver Dam
between; a" negro 'man- apd --.Ur G W
Huntley, was -a more serious affair than
at first reported. ' - The negro i whose
name is ;ilosssTlIsj2xUton,i struck Mr
Huntlr, crvtr : the J head - vlth ) an axe
crnshlng the skull and L. dieting an in
jury from which it is thought ha will
die. Hamilton, has been - arrested and
placed in jail at Honros.' He is said to
bear the character cf a desperate nero.
21r Huntley, fc3 t?n lyicj in an un
cccxclouj condition, evtr, tiace he wss
Etrcci ara, eni tlj casa Ij tzl$ tots a
very e:ri3C3C-a." ' - . - - I C"-. ,
CUB BIG EXHIBIT AT BOSTON .
AMD WHAT ; W ABC SHOWING
x.- - ,tug nssve suvuijjanuaSiH
Oar State Captaree the - Whale Thing
aad it is Called the If ertai Caroliaa
- fzpeeiuoa The reatest Display
ver Made fey a Soalhera State
Tastef al and Uaiaae Arraagenseata of
' the xelbite. . ; . V;r
Several of our Charlotte; people who
visited the Boston Exposition have
turned homeland theysay that decidedly
the most attractive feature of the whole
exposition is the North Carolina ex
bibit. It is given the most prominent
place in the building, and the exhibits
of cereals, woods, ores, minerals, gems.
eta, are arranged in an exquisite man
ner.: A beautiful little Summer house
formed of North Carolina grains just
gets away with the New Englsnders.
-I felt proud of old North Carolina,'
said one of the returned . visitors, "and
stood with a swelling heart watching
the delighted crowds swarming around
her exhibit. Nobody can realize the
attention it is attracting.". The display
of polished gems is something extraor
dinary.' Prof. Charles T. , Wheeler, of
Charlotte, has a splsndid private collec
tion, which the Boston 'Post describes
at lengthAnd which we have previously
described in these columns, , His aqua
marines and garnets attract great ad
miration. Prof. William ,Eari Hidden
and Mr. J. A. D. Stsphenson. of States-
ville. also exhibit gems. Among the
collection of valuable stones shown by
these gentlemen are ' tourmalines, ame
thysts, corundum, beryl; cyanite, chrys
olite, albiU, arrows of love, turquoise,
blue beryL i
The .display of native wines shown
by the State Is very creditable. .Messrs
C f W. Garrett A Co, ef Enfield and
Bingwood, NT CL. and the North Caro
lina Wine Company, S. B. Hunt 8b Co,
of Kittreli, are the exhibitors. I A very
choice dinner wine is known as tbe dry
scuppernong and is very palatable. The
other wines made by these companies
are claret, mish, both hard and sweet,
old port; Virginia seedling, sweet Con
cord and communion. The balance of
the liquor display is . made up of cor
dials, cognac. Muscatel and grape bran
dies, strawberry and blackberry winer,
This display is tastefully arranged on
three pyramidal stands. It is really the
first wine display, ever made by the
State, and the success of the enterprise
Is very gratifying. Another Interesting
feature is the sua: industry, which fat
shown from theisilk cocoons to the
manufactured goods. The cocoons are
arranged on a lattice framework, and
so nearly , resemble peanuts that it has
been found necessary to place a placard
over them notifying sightseers that the
frames do not contain peanuts. Directly
rn front in a glass case are displayed
the ails: floss of various kinds and the
manufactured goods in the form of
yarns, twines and th reads. The women
of the State are becoming interested in
this Industry, and several are quite suc
cessful in a small way And j udging from
aU appearances, in the immediate fu
ture many men will start into the buai-
ness,wh!ch pays a handsome remunera
tion. The mulberry trees, the food of
the silk worm, are found in great abun
dance, and quantities of trees of the
right age can be purchased at very low
prices. .-,-''-The
minerals and ores form an im
portant feature of the exhibit. The
leopardite stone, so abundant about
Charlette, .attracts much attention by
its dd tracings and spots. .Marble,
asbestos, barita kalinite, : corundum,
manganese, powdered Iron, bituminous
coal, eta, are shown in great varieties.
Gold bearing sulphurets and pyrites are
shown from Rowan and Cabarrus coun
ties. The ' free gold is obtained from
Rutherford. Montgomery and Caldwell
counties. In the agricultural depart
ment a good showing of grasses, grain,
both ih the stalk and in the seed, rice,
yams, potatoes, corn, peaauts.beana and
a large collection of dried fruits, of
which mention will be made hereafter.
Cotton is shown growing on the stalk,
the dry a talk, in the bale and tbe cotton
manufactured products. Directly in the
rear of grain arbor is a large case divid
ed into regular sections filled with dried
fruits. The large sign above is com
posed entirely of these fruits, the base
being composed of select apple and the
letters of, haired peachesv The trunks
of the pitch pine trees are shown with
the hardened pitch on . the surface, the
manner in which they are cut.tbe boxes
to receive the sap,the various tools used
in the business and a huge copper still
used in refining the turpentine.: In ad
dition the several . kinds of rosin are
shown and the bils'and pitch. . Among
other novelties to. Northern people is
seen the cotton gins. The display of
woods has been carefully prepared, and
tk varieties are nearly all shown in tbe
log and in jthe plankt The planks and
boards are '.finished, and the grain and
other characteristics of the wood fully
brought outV Ambngvthe raluable
woods shown are the yellow locust, red
cedar, sj eambre, butternut; white holly,
yellow pak,'chestnut oakV birch, sweet
gum, slm; overcup oax,. macx oax, reo.
bay, hornbeain, laurel osk, , Juniper,
hickory, 'water oak, Spanish T oak; red
hickory; hockberry, persimmon; cotton
gum. beech, maple, mulberry, white oak,'
sassafras, black walnut, wahosred elm.
yeUowvpqplar; ? post oalc ;rpd'j maple;
honey locust, yellow buckeye and many
tlrely out of woods of the State,has been
erected, and a- bureau of Information
has been estbnaoed for the bentfit of
parties desiring to obtsin knowledge 6f -
the State and the- railroad, rates. Tha
gardenvcomposed of pots of green ferns,
palms, cotton , plants,', rhododendrons,
arbor vitas end other shrubbery .presents -a
very handsome appearance,: A small
exhibit which will be passed by many,
unnoticed is the -eizht butts jot water
from a group of mineral springs in the
State. These springs are located within;
a radius ef 230 yards, and 62 steps in a
straight line . will bring a person from
the fc-tsida spring on . one side to tt s
rTtag tt.3 racrt rsinoTed.and yet tia
chsniicsl cbirExtsrlcti cf thecpri-ri
era rery cL!"imi:ir.-v?y : era cr:;
tv.-3T7ti;3
A Citizen of Cabarrus
UeckylUver. - s :' . ; - V,. .v f j-
Mr. Jonah Barba. a citizen of Bethel
township, Cabarrus county, was found
dead in Bockv River last Monday. He
had been' missed for a day or two and
his people becoming alarmed, instituted
search for him. which resulted in the
finding of his body in tUe river.' ! The
last seen of him alive wes on the Friday
nreviousT when he left John Baiba
'house for his home. He was then In
slightly intoxicated'eondition. ...The
coroner was notified and an inquest was
held yesterday, but with what result we
have not learned. ,' , '
A Shockiag Case. '
v Night before last some parties walk
ing along Poplar street were surprised
to hear the cry of an infant, and on
making an investigation, tbey found a
newly born babe lying among a lot of
weeds Close to the sidewalk. Tbe police
were notified and at once -began to trace
up the easels They finally discorered
that its mother was a colored girl nam
ed Caldwell, who had given birth to the
child alone and unattended In the weeds
the previous day, where it had remained
until discovered that night. It was
restored to its mother wbo promised to
care for it. , . . V
The reliee Courts - --
At the mayor's court yesterday morn
ing Mr J M Mendel and Mr J B Har
rington were arraigned on charge of vio
lating the Sunday law," the first by sell
ing cigars and tbe latter by selling. Ice
cream. - After giving them a hearing,
the mayor 'reprimanded and; then dis
charged them. The following ' fines
were imposed: Jo Prim, assault and
battery, S)7.60, appealed ; C O Willis,
drunk and disorderly conduct, $2.60;
Wm : Walker. affray, 87.50 : William
Northey, drunk and disorderly conduct,
S5, ' and James Davidson, affray, $10.
Total fines 83z0.' A colored man
named Alfred Bost. who was arrested
by officer Blackwelder on charge of
stealing cotton from Mr B A Xee, was
sent to jail in default of bond. The
theft was committed about a year ago;
Thieves Disrobe a Sleeping Yeuag Man
- A young man from South Carolina,
whose name we failed to learn, came
to the city a few days ago, and under
tbe effects of grog, lay down In the lot
behind the Central Hotel Sunday night
to sleep, When he waked he had on
nothing but his underclothes! f His hat;
shoes, coat, rest and pants had been
taken from him while - he . slept, and
with his vest a sum of money, amount
ing to , Monday a party of negro
boys playing under the cotton platform
came upon the missing ' clothes and
turned them over to policeman Boyte,
who restored them to their owner. The
money was never recovered This is
j ust the same - way that many another
man has come to Charlotte and gotten
into trouble. People who get drunk
and sleep out in back lots that are
known to be frequented by bad charac
ters, may expect nothing less. : We ex
press the forlorn hope that this is an
example by which others may profit
Don't sleep in back lots. : , i ,
Cafearraa Ceart A Siarder Trial.
w Judge Gilmer arrived in Concord
from Greensboro at noon last Monday
and opened the fall term of the Superi
or Court for Cabarrus county, finishing
up, during that afternoon about one
half of the State docket. Yesterday the
venire.was summoned for the trial of
David Fraley. a citizen of Stanly coun
ty wbo murdered Mr H , X Walker, a
revenue agent; on the 9th of last Feb
ruary. Fraley fired from ambush at
Mr Walker who .was riding along the
road, and five buckshot took effect in
Walker's body, inflicting wounds from
which he died shortly afterwards. The
murder created the greatest indigna
tion in Stanly county and Fraley's coun
sel had, the trial-moved to Cabarrus.
We learned from a gentleman returned
from Concord yesterday that the trial
would probably be .continued or moved
again, as he understood that an effort
was being made not to have the case
tried at this term ef Cabarrus court.
We have since learned : that Fraley's
case waa ' yesterday afternoon set ' for
trial on next Thursday; the - efforts to
have it continued being unavailing.
Betel ArrtTals..'1;:;LJ. ., , ;'l . ii - .
Ckntbai. Hotki A U i Martin. Jr,
Savannah, Ga; J G.Wright, Bsieigh; J
B Stoff eU Bristol, Tenn ; W B Wilson;
Jr. BockHUl,S C; J W McComb; Phil-
adelphia;iWB Kendrick, Virginia; T-
6 Campbell, Madison. NC; Charles A
Fite, Garibaldi. N C; W E Gibson,
Washington. D C: H W Chambers
J E Shelli North i Carolina; D F Bar
ringer, Kings Mountain ; Jil Gray, Sal
isbury ; Miss f Grohagan, Kentucky ;
Miss Gertrude Waddeil, Miss Virginia
Edwards Miss Mary Edwards, Miss
Miss Sallie Edwards, Miss Xula Nor
wood. Miss Hannah - Wilsonr Cheraw,
S C; E WyManshlp, Bockingham ; L; A
PottSjG L Glascock, North Carolina ;
IiOuia H. Maxes, Mrs BIchsrd W Price
Wilmington r ilra M H'Beid, Miss May
Bold, Cheraw ; W A Potts, J Cm Potts,"
B W Shelten, North Carolina ; C S Mor
rison, Statesyille; J D Baker, II , M
Sloan, Davidson College ;. X. I Suggs, N
O ;u J A Stewart, Salisbury ; J Arthur
Shaw, vBaUf more; J. S : Finkenbiner.
Bichmond i'T-WVT" Witt,: Baltimore;
Harrison Watts and son. North Caro-
nnsj JjHmesviWUson, jsilCf. W!H
Taylor, York county; j F Johnson,
Xaulsville; Ky F EE . Sumner, Xincoln
ton . 'J"J Xraffett,Wilmington r J T.
Tate, Mountain Island Mills; B S Bob-
ertson,. Kicimond; W 8 Belk, . Fort
Mills ; A C BillupsVUbntgomery, Ala.
TbeTfarlee Arsaied PaJteply ef Tntthw
The mooes ef merit when onoe leoosnized as a
sueoeM mrariablr exeltea detraction aad stlmu-:
letea enr, batiad, malloe ana all unobaritabla- ,
aeee. hrnor enterprise is wort Br ot regard 1
whose rerp v&n has not been pone time assailed i
r tse-bauAdd race ot some Disappointed one,
boM aaenpt to defraodt defame et destror a
r-bteoue oa ts been defeated after deteetloa.
t panopir of uu.n, sonesty ana nur oeauog te
aa hea paused tbe Jbomislana Siate LrOttery to te
lnTic'- iotosety vpon tno lnWrii y ot Ue
tfd.ot La sad ,uvl Ai lrt,ct Va,
.a. hero and taero, ome6xsapr
aiea one
oua t -t
1 ' pur r opsnioi is una.
. . ' IB t:(H. t f"i S-'iTO.
.O L.At
"i -l be ,
The Change in the School Geographies,
To the XdUor of the Joomal-Obserrer,
InSundav morning's paper you pul
liabed an article on the .subject of the
proposed change of geographies in tbe
graded acnooi, over tne signature ox an
Original Graded. School - Advocate."
The statements made then . have been
contradicted by at least one member of
the school-board of -commissioners. I
wish to say that I am the author of the
tricle in question, and that I am neith
er afraid or ashamed to assume its re
sponsibility. The statement that the
change from tbe old to the new geogra
phies would . cost the patrons of the
school five bnndred - dollars wss made
upon the authority of calculations made
Dy rror Mitcneii, supenncenaent, ana
Mr B N Tiddy, the book seller. n
The allusion to the "cat in the meal-
tub" was perhaps ; imprudent, but .lust
before the manuscript was banded in
to the printer, I was informed that
severs! of our citizens were stockhold
ers in the University Publishing Com
pany, and that perhaps iney expectea
to be benefitted by the sale of the new
books. This msy be legitimate in a
business point of view, but for fear I
may be misunderstood I desire to dis
claim any idea of reflecting upon any
body in ton matter.
. Very itespectfnlly.
Ciias B Jones.
f StV Vltaa Dsutee.
Minister, Is the slnralar name of a town sttu-
aiod la ajunalze eo.. Ohio. It m the leaide:
ot
Mr. t Bfandewte, who errttoat "Haiaiiitwa
Ner
vine Donaanoatir eared mr von of a bed ease of
8L Vitas Oaoce." S1.60 -
flerringl Champion 'Safe.
Send to the inannfacttirers,
Farrel & Co.r 631- Chestnut
street, Fhiladelpliia, and tget
testimonials. 7 J.2Jv s
Scarcely a day, passes with
out receipt of f testimonials
from ' some..,' quarter . of the
globe, of the wondexfol. suc
cess of the at Dry Chemical
Filling, winch generates carA
bqnid acid: gas , under, (the ef
iects 'bf the- fire itself. and
saves the contents of, the safe,
Julius O. . Smith, Greenville,
S O.,; Wright & Ooppeck,
Newburyi . S. .O., the owners
of four safes; in-the .iKimball
House, Atlanta. Ga., and Clos
seus' Bakery, Charleston, S.O.,'
all having .had- recent fires
-Ve. nothing but praise for
the CAMPipir. ; Sales in Au
gust .by -Farrel. & Co, double
thoe of., last , year, ndj orders
to replace new wet filled safes
are pourlris in irom ,Georfria,
Alabama, and ' all Southern
State-H, of which f is- posi
tive evidence that crood floods.
together witH the best filling,
on which scientific men have
spent years of study, and for
which thousands' of dollars'
have been . spent by us in se
curing patents wxll warrsr
the a ent, and the dav for
cheap trash , and concrete or
wet filling is near an end. In
safes for fire, as well as bur
glars, our motto for 40 years
has been: "The very best is
none too good." I - r
Attention, Indcptadcnfs !
. There rtnb a aeltad mMUnc of ttM ennnati
w (wwimmij) ereains at s o'eiooaw
mulnoas
et Importance.
BO. CHAMBIB3.
- President.
W. J, HAssjsow, .
-, j - Boeretarr.
seplSdlt ' -
Betas tndetteatabeaRli. and Bavins other out-.
too ooamess use reauiree au um nm aaa saea
BMiimwww sito. i win to roaro rroaj tae
wioantUo owtnoiie. and offer iforeaia mr etoee.
boaee, lot aad etoek of caode. TbU piopertf oob
aiata of a aeat and eonvonieat etoranoooa. a two
loom oattaeo and erne aero of land, witblntblitr
rams ox xaamoa uepoc. on tne a. b. rauioad,
7 mile a sooUi of Lexlattoa, N. , 10 mOee aortn
of Satlftbary. betns surrounded bf one ef tbe best
farmtBK eoimtiiee In North Carolina, and banne
dally maUa and all Booaaearr anlootna faellltleaat
band. Hero la an opportunity for a live merchant
to set a Taiaable piece of pro pert 'and make
money, uboral term eaa pe stTan. Vox fartner
uuormanoa apply to --
S? ? ;j,4ifV'iv-- ' " J. W. FtTZSXnaLD, ' .
i f t VUsrsaa T. a, Davidson Co, N, ft"
SOptlOpIm , .:i;,'7,.;.'';;7s::l.:'t. t; i"'-" .'
Just Received.
supply ef?;,;
HYACINTH BULBS, (Sc.,
Street from Holland. Snclv at
Emwood Orae-
tery. ..."i?.'' :
' septisaiw
ADMINISTRATOR'S
; NOTICE. 1
EavtBs aoatl&ed as Sdmtnlstrator of Joseph O.
SItton. ell peraoDS aavlne eJatma acalnst him ara
hereby notlBed to present them to mo en or be
fore the 30th day of Beptamber. 1884. or thla no
tice wut be pleaded In bar of their recovery, all
perttras indebted to htm will make payment to me
. . U. STKBT. '
Sdm'r f. O. sitton.
septl8tf " f;,
IVIAURY'S '
;M: Series of GecjrapMev ,;
RICINLY ADOPTXD BT TEX SCHOOL COM.
1 -;"-:. - .' MIBSlbNX&S. ' ' ' ,
These books will be aold to the nnmia of th
elty ended Schools at the followlns rataai - y
. ' lutmra XLaxxsrrsT GkoosafSt.
Indrodootton Prtea.. ............ 54 Cents.
meaaage frtoa............"....M.... Sd
JUUTB BSTttSD SfaSVAt. OS GSOSBAPHT.
Introduction Prtea-......"..;.;...;.....!.; tt.?9
sxehanga raoe....... , , ,15
c'aeptlSdtf ' , ' - "'i'JTta JEDWNs.
5? FOR RENT. - -
For Dyepepela,
-
Oheoale Diar
rhoea. Jaojidloe,
ImoorttT of the
7" Blood, I-ever aad
Ag-ne. Malaria,
aad aU PUeaeea
"mm eaaaod by De-
, raagetaoat of livar. Bowels aad Kldaeyt.
"' STMPTOM9 OS A XIISKASKD UVEIC
, - ' Bad Breath ; Pain in the bkle, KJinrtime the
. twin U felt wodier tbe Shoulder-bhule, atUtakea for
- KJteumaum ; general lota of apfMtita ; Bowels '
gcacrally eoKtve, aoBetimca ellcraatlnc with lu 1
the bead H troubled with peie, ta dull aad heavy,
with eeoaidcrable loes of awmoqr, acoompaniatt
with a painful sematin afleaving undona Mathi nf
which ought a have beea doac ; a slight, dry comrS
aad aaahad ha is iriiastiinns aa attcadaat. oitaa
BBistakea for censtunptieaj the patiem complains
af weariness and debility j aersfas, easHy startJad ;
feet eold or burning, aometimaa J prickly senaatioa
at the. skla eaisU; spirits are low aad OMooadant,
aad, slfhughsatianed that eaarcias would he bwia '
fecial, yet oae eaa hardly suauaoa op fortitude sa
'. try Is 4a fact, diatruats every remedy. Several
' of the above rrmptocni attend the dieease. bee cases
, have occurred when hut few of thesn eatated, yet
asaminatiop after death has shown tha Aver to
have beca cxtenaiTCry ocrangwl.
' It alMtaUl e iaadl by aU poraona, old aad
A r yena;, ahenersr any of the above
ytnptoma efpaax,
Persaae Traveling we Uvtac ta t7o
aesuny aciaiiTiea. Mr taking a
ally e keep the live ia healthy aerion, will avoid
L aU atalawfa. BUloaa attache. Dimiw, Nan
sea, Drowinaee. Depreaaion of Spwita. etc It
will invigorate like a glass of wins, bat La ao ta
toflratina; beyarag-e.
1Y Toa bavo eatea anythlna; hard of
" diajaatioB. or feel heavy after saeala, er sleep.
; lea nr aght. Sake a dose and yoa wiU be reiieTed.
Tlmt aad Dootora BUla wffl be savod
by alwaya fkooplac tbo Bcsolatar
ta tba Hoaeef
For. whatever the ailment may he. a thoroughly
petrgsmve, altermUy aad tonie caa
rbe out of pUea. . The remedy is hsntlea,
doee Bet tntaafera arhtls 1 aw
pteaaara.
M ,TT 19 PCBELT TKfZKTABTJR.
Aad has aU tha power aad efficacy ef Calomel or
Quiaiac, wuhout aay ef the injurious after edecta.
' JL Oeveraor's Teatlaaemy.
. Slmaines liver Regulator has keen In nee ia say
taaulv fbr eosae time, and I am satisned ft ia a
vaiaabU addition to tbe asedical scienoa.
J. Giu. Saoaraa, Governor of Ala.
Ham. Atanraadar K. Staybasia, af Oav.
Says : Have derived sosse beneht frpea tha eae of
: f5miVr Blsaor, aad wish ta give it a
f authar trial. ...
.M Jfae oalr Thins that Borer fall a ta
pepsia. Liver Afiactioa aad Debility, but never
have fwad aaythiag te benefit me tothe eeteut
aeaota to Georgia fur H, aadwould send further for
Beth a medicine, and a-eedd adviae all wbo are sim
ilarly affected te give it a trial as it seems the only
thing that never fails to relieve.
,, . - P. M. Jajonrr, iflnaaspnTTi. aflaa.
iw. v Yar ae. . v . .
pfric ece ia the use of Simmons Liver stegulator aa
' asy prarrlce I have eecai aad aas --t f g se aaa
.1 ,i 1 . : I -
XSTTake only the Genuine, which always
aaa oa the Wrapper tha rod Z Trada-Sfark
aaaSijraataroof J. IL ZKIUX A CO.
t SUR SALE BY ALL DRUCGISTS.
Oil StOHSAT THX GBADZD SCHOOL WILL
OFSir. AND AXX THX TOUHQ LAOIX3
AND H18SX3 WHO HATS NOT
GOT A .
fi
can qxt asm at t. l. exiaLX ca's TXBT
T. L. BCGLn has oat returned from the Xast
era market snd eaa now show yoa
. --THE BEST STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS,
1 In an erades and 8Uk,
CEXAFXa' THAN TOO BaTX XTXB B1XN
, THXU IN THIS VABXXT.
This season yoa will be able to find In oar store
. j : r . one of tae
". ' : ; 3 ' 7
Cest Selected Slcclis
. -. '. - .,.., -
TO Bl FOUND TJf ANT E0CSX IN THX 8TATX.
Prices' ta b. Miely Satlslictcry.
. raji to' see os snd be eoavmeed that these are
fc.7. ' . ! J?A.GTS
U :i i: Te la, Stlglt .' & Co.
Ket7- GccOo
AND-
LOW PRICES ! ! !
WI WOULD INT0BH THX PTJBU0 THAT
we have formed a oop&rtnersn p under the
name and style of . . - - - -
Wot the jorpoae of eondoetlnw the' Batall end
fancy Greoary boatnea at ta eld stand of
LeBoy Dayldaon. Mr.- BAUNSTT, who
hasehanre of the hnainaaa, baa lost
,;; '. , returned front the tiortborn Jdarhv-
' . . . eta where ho purehaeed one of
;,;:...;;.). - the best Hoes ef .
GROCERIES
. ; . - " ' Xver opened In
" - ' this elty. Wo are now
opanlne a full Una and In
a few daya our stock win be
complete. It . Is oar Intention to
taake our atoek seoond to none In the
. State. OUB UUL1NU alOTIO WILL BX
Hie Best Ws'iii & iWcit Price!.
' .- I . f
The irabllo la Invited to eall and lnspe our
stock and see for Itself that wa mean business
when we say that we Intend always to fcrepen -hand
aver) thins ta he found la a strictly tnt'eiaea
HEAVt ANP; FANCY GROCERY .
lL TeryresreotfuIIy,.. : .
. , . - - J,B.W.PeXTT.
septlOdtf
School for Dancinc
PROFa NOTT,
Member of the Society ef Frofeasora of Eanoln
Now Tork, wra becln a claaa for Ladle. Hisses
and LTaaters CaMrday afternoon, eentember l;i.
at 8 0 o'clock. Class for rentlcman same crea
tes at 8 o'clock, over Crier's store. on Tnoa
street,
' The above Ceases "1 te"eonvened ir : . 'y
Ts9S3sy, Ttnrl27S asd Ea.irija, 8 r J rnd
e'ezocip. a. rj "Z Lar- v .;;.
The Time Has Come.
mm
raront
IBaijttM Alexander,
(. leist i""- i -i t'
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