North Carolina Newspapers

itti!"''''''1"11 if. ihhkii i.H.rMMiiiWH in iw iHM lMi i- mm .miiiln i n 'up' m ""n rr--(-- u n- r-r-ii -"' ffTn1 I ," "" llio Charlotte ; No , VFRY AmRSWX 'JADE H, HAEKIS, Ed. and ftoprfetor ....-.fagsaa ,rft.f. w. Thr- Month-III Per the city by carriers free or AdverUsing rates low and liberal. ATheWlirrafaab of colored "people "(frpiri NortlMd South (CaoIina to .rythw Mississippi ; baa ily cBoclied. Mot 'of T1)'AHA AND CLEVELAND. Mr. Cleveland denies vigorously the charge of the New York Bun that be has been paining 25 pounds of fat per month and that he is to undergo treatment to reduce his flesh. The Atlanta Constitution cor respondent Interviewed him, and Cleveland talked in a caustic man-, nerHsaid he never read Dana's paper, and did not care what Dana said abont htm,iit denounced Dana for talking: about Mrs. Cleveland. Dana got just the chance he lias been waiting and watching for these many years and is getting some .notoriety now through his reply to Mft" Cleveland. Jle calls the ex jt'resldent "th tiifT"d prophet of "William street." Hut it d s not top there. I.ut.;t fi.-K .:!'. him a ' liar, poltroon, and -'if-li v,.ni!-s. Of course Mr. Cleveland cannot afford to notice this attack, but it Would- not bf :i surprise to - 09-lf some M -js.l -f Mr. Cleve land , boxi'S luua!s cars. Dam has had a srve.it hatred for Mr. Cleveland for souk . .-Land has persistently persecuted him through the columns of the Sun. Cleveland's forbearance has been admirable. He should continue to exercise it Dana is trying to batter down a stone wall with paper pellets. In the confusion attending the . swearing in of the two Montana Sen ators on Thursday the fact escaped ";. notice that two Republican Senators refused to. assist Senator Hoar In aiding Messrs. Banders and Power to the membership of the Senate. The deserters were Senators Plumb 'and . Wolcott, who were conveniently ab- ' sent when the vote was taken. Mr, Wolcott was purposely out of the building, but Mr. Plumb was not . He managed to escape from the " chamber, however, just as the roll "was about to be called. The new ' Senators are quite indignant to think that 'any of their party deserted them but will probably forget all about it very soon, as their disloyalty did not . affect the result The first vote that was taken after the new Senators had been sworn in developed the " fact that at least one of them is rather Independent in his notions. '''. This is Mr. Sanders, who, on the roll ' - was one of the three Republicans voting with the Democrats on the question of permitting the appoint i ment of a lot of pension examiners - without first being subjected to a ivil service examination. In draw V. Jng for position as regards the long . and short ternis, it was .rather a pe culiar fact that Mr. Sanders, the long term Senator, drew the short term, while Mr. Power, the short Senator, - drew the long term. 1 v. Th propeller of the new ocean greyhound, the Majestic, which pro- ' miles to break all records, has only three blades, instead of four, the standard number, and is said to have tv abetter grip" on the water by rea- son of the diminution in number. This reminds an exchange that dur ing the war a Federal gunboat, en tering a Southern harbor, broke ofT one blade of her propeller by run ning on a shoal. This but the pro : peeler out of ballance and it would not work. Thereupon the comman der ran his boat into shoal water, - waited till the tide fell, and then had .the opposite-blade knocked off. The jreBult was that the boat was consid erably faster with a two-bladed pro v peller than with a four. This ought to have established a valuable prin : ciple, but it did not, and it remained for the Majestic to find out by expe , rlment what an accident had already revealed. "Persons having; old postage stamps , sometimes think they are rendered tvorthless by the issue qf new ones. This is not W. The only 6bsoIete tamps are thoe of the Issue of 1847 and 1S51, very few of which are now Ia existence In the North, and these are generally. svortb more than their face value for collector. The issue of 1861, 18Cd, i- 1370 are as good in .tne p:iymem?wi postage as the new i- sues. The r-.'uon the issues of 1847 aud 1851 are ut accepted is because ' ,l;rge amount .of these wero out standing in Mi f-touth at the time' of (be rebellion, and the present .'Juoljd It's of them pi obablyf secured , them without renasnnj? an' equivalent' to rrnheso ipfrepW bad' gon-t worknn the rich river plantations, between Vickshurg and Greenyille. jThey had never 'seen a flood' before, and Iwhenthe high water came and the levees brokeand they "were com pelled to seek refugeTon them or any high piece of land tbVy could find, they were naturally ' panic stricken at this difference between their new and their old homes. The mews of their destitute condition has reach ed the Carolinas, and in consequence the emigration fever quickly abated. the, valley o: been . sudden Don't Bead th.e Papers. Davidson Dispatch : It is reported that not over one-half of the public ehool teachers In North Carolina take aud read a newspaper or news papers. With this statement before us, we are oi me opinion tnai rroi. V.. V. Moses in his recent strictures t 1 A. I : 1 . on our sciiooi wucutni wa suuui ilirht. No man has any business teaching school who does not read newspapers, because his education is nl v half complete. llackc Urn. 340 . ' Laundricd Skirls .v ND WHITE, IN PKRCA1 K .'.ought at a great bargain, and will all go at the uniform price of 50 .CENTS 50 You can buy these goods at $1.00 ach regular at houses where fine .roods are sold, but you cannot buy them anywhere at the price we name. The Shirts cost much more mom y lo make. These are extra flue goods. VOW WE SHALL CLOSE OTHER CASE OF AN- L ate - Vests 1,1 AT 8 CENTS, One case of 40 dozen is all. Take any amount you want up to one dozen each. And it will pay you to take that dozen at once. -ONE LOT- LADIES' SILK UNDERVESTS 75 CENTS. Will cost you $1.26 to duplicate. ECFOn tomorrow we shall offer the balance of our stock of Torchon Laces at the uniform price of 8 cts. i nis ottering includes all the W and lZc. goods. 1 1 Davis k Co. Early Spring Plants. Tomato, Peppers, Egg Plant, Sweet Potato Slips and other Spring plants cheap. All orders promptly filled. Address postal to W. W. PHIFER, Taurora Farm, 712 N. College Street. Ordinance lrOR ELECTION ON ISSUING BONDS FOR LMPROVEJIENT OF THE STREETS OF THE CITY . F CHARLOTTE AND FOR THE GENERAL GOOD OF THE CITY. TcIe I have ap- ' - More than. ,.2,000 farmers piled tojlbtfIeutural de&arj;met j or s eu lor ioo sugar oeet, or which the department has imported several t ns. This locks as1 if the farmers weregoing to try the beet sugar ex pertinent on yle large enough to ' iyf it a thorough U$li-:0i- ";;;v or Milwaukee Beer An Ordinance submitting to the raters of the City of Charlotte the 'juostton whether bonds to the -imouut of 175,000 should be Issued for improving; the streets and for the .ueral good of the city. Whereas the Board of Aldermen of the City of Charlottes did at Its meet ing held on the fourth (4th) day of Harch, 1890, pass through two Rid ings an ordinance retiring the suo :nfa8ion4 the people of the City of Charlotte of the question- whether the Board of Aldermen shall be Au thorized to issue coupon bonds to the lars 76,000), for the purpose v0f widening, paving, maoadamlzlng, Kinuiu iiuiouierwi8e jruprovtng the streets of the city, and-for thogeneraj god etheclty AM whrassd ordinance passed its third (8rd) read ing: at the present meeting of the Board. The Board Of Aldermen of th at ot Charlotte, N. C-, do resolve aud ordainj . ;;...,-i.v'.', That an election be held in th Fit of Charlotte, . N. O, on Monday, the I itn day of Way, A. 1890, as previ-i 'd lylaw end the. charter of this' city' at which lection'the Voters of said cityr Shall ?. be allowed to vote unoki the question.whetherthVBonrd of Aldermen or corporate authorities m I 4 : tj... t 1 ... . . .111 '.A. I - or saia cny snaii oe permuteu w is sue bonds in the sum f seventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000) and sell the same, the proceeds of pale to the applied to the purposes herein before set forth, and mentioned in the ordi nance passed this day. The said bonds shall be of the de nomination of one thousand, op-five hundred, or one hundred dollars, in the discretion of the Board of Alder men, payable to bearer at the expira tion of thirty years, or at such other time of timns. not exceeding thirty years, as the said board may provide They shall bear five (5) per cent in terest, payable semi-annually, the instalments of interest to be repre sented by coupons attached to the bonds, the saia coupons o be receiv able in payment of city taxes. The said bonds shall be signed by the Mayor and countersigned by the Clerk and Treasurer of the City, and sealed with the seal of the corpora tion. The coupons shall be signed by the city Clerk and Treasurer, and shall be in the form of orders on the Clerk and Treasurer, for the payment of the Interest at toe time specified therein on the bond to which they may be attached-! The said election will be held at the following places hereinafter named for each ward, and shall be conducted and superintended by four registrars and eight inspectors, one registrar and two Inspectors for each ward of the city, to be appointed by the Board of Aldermen of this city, and the Board of Commissioners of the county of Mecklenburg the ap pointee, in each case, to be resident of the ward for which he Is ap pointed. The Mayor shall give 30 days no tice of the said election In some uow -.paptT published in the city of ( lu.l lotte, N.C. There shall be a new registration of voters for the said registrars at such places in each ward as the Board may appoint, where the books of registration 6hall shall be opened aud kept open for that purpose. The Mayor, in the notice to De pun- lished by him of said election shall designate the time and places of oneulug and closing the registration oi voters snail Deciofcea, wnjen latter time shall not be less than 10 days before the election. The polling places are appointed and fixed as follows: 1st Ward J, Roessler's 8tor'e,Trade street. 2nd Ward Mayor's Court Room. 8rd Ward Thos.Garabaldi'8, oppo site uourt rtouse. 4th Ward D. G. Maxwell's Office. The following persons are appoint ed registrars: 1st Ward M. W. Robison. 2nd Ward C. F. Brem. 3rd Ward G. J. Williams. 4th Ward D. G. Maxwell. The following persons are ap pointed Inspectors. 1st Ward Jno. P. Long, M. Don nelly. 2nd Ward E. L. B. Davidson, W. R. Hinton. 3d Ward Thos. Garibaldi, Lewis Perry. 4th ward J. ti. Henderson, w. . aylor, The Clerk and Treasurer of the Ity la required to furnish necessary registration books to the registrars, and all accessary tickets. I hose who vote in favor of the proposition submitted to the people shall vote on a ticket "approved," and those who vote against said pro position shall vote on a ticket not approved." The result of said election shall be disclosed by said registars and in spectors aud recorded in the minutes of the Board. Notice of' Election. I do hereby give notice that, pur suant to the provision of the above ordinance, an election will be held in the city of Charlotte on Monday, J 2th day of May, 1880, to ascertain the will of the voters of the city upon the question of issuing the bonds therein provided for. Those favoring the issue of said bonds will at such election vote a ticket on which is written or printed the word "Approved ;" and to those opposed to the issue of the said bonds will vote a ticket on which is written or printed tne words, "rMot Approved," Bcois for the registration of voters will be ODened on Wednesday, the 9th of ApriL 1890, and will be closed on Tnursoay, tne ist day oi May, 1890, at sunset, at the following places, and by the registrars named : Ward 1 George Hall's market Ward 2 Brem & Co's office. Ward 3 H. C. Irwin's store. Ward 4 D. G. Maxwell's office. The election will be held at the following polling places and under the Inspectors named : Inspectors, Ward 1 John P. Long, jri. uonneny. Inspectors, Ward 2 E. L. B. Dav idson, W. R. Hinton. . Inspectors, Ward 8 Thomas Gar! baldl, Lewis Perry. Inspectors, Ward 4 J. H. Hender son, W. B. Taylor. f. b. Mcdowell, Mayor. apl8-80ds. Arrive ct One car load of the celebrated dtudebaker Farm and Spring Wag ons and Carts. None better. Also one car load Carriages, Bog gles and Surreys. Latest styles and best makes. Will be sold cheaD. quality considered. full line or Harness. Lan Robes and Whips always on hand and at low prices. You are respectfully in vited to call. . A. C. HUTCHISON & CO., Next toAV'ads.worth's Stables, .; Charlotte, N. C. i '. ' ' " - " i Ms list Si of IS TO BE COVETED BYALL. I have a splendid stock of Cloths ror Hpring ana Hummer suitings. Call and Examine Goods and get , JOHN VOGEL, The Tailor. 1000 BUSHELS : Choice W MiUm. 2,000 BUSHELS Prime Mixed Corn CLEANED. -:o:- 3T EES 3D OgA.TS, BRAN, MILL FEED,, , . COW, FEED, MIMOTHYHAY, MIXED HAY, CLOVER HAY. We have one car load'of genuine Early Rose Seed Potatoes E. F, YOUNG & CO. Provision and Grain Dealers. Telephone No. 27. Tomato P ants I HAVE NOW7 READY to TRANS PLANT EIGHT DIFFERENT VARIETIES OF PLANTS. The :-: Earnest Best AND MOST PROLIFIC That are grown. Also other Vegeta ble Plants, Egg, Peppers, Cauliflowers and Cabbage. D. M. Rigler, No 2 S Tryon. n 9 i , iiw irtiisiifflo.i's V Vf. - V. V M.IKI It XXX V X Kit v 4 I. Choice Freshi Com Meal T J. . FOR TABLE USE, BiTir oijrbest orIaidei. r If your grocer refuses to supply you with the best, send your orders di rect to us and we will furnish you any desired quantity and deliver it in BOCK BEEE! BOCK BEEE! BOCK BEEE! Robert Portner Brewing Company. 1856 Established in 1856 Wholesale Dealer and Manufacturers' Agentfin DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOEH. All lines complete and ready for the trade. BABY CARRIAGES. BABY CARRIAGES. BABY CARRIAGES. I HAVE THE CHEAPEST LOT OF CARRIAGES EVER BROUGHT INTO THE STATE OF NORTH CARO LINA, I AM selling them at very small profits, i:have them at all prices, i can suit ANY MAN'S PUltSE. FROM THE RICHEST TO THE POOREST. I CAN AND WILL 'PLEASE YOU. FROM ITS TO 100 NEW STYLES TO T SELECT FROM, . RANGING IN PRICE FROM 17.60 TO $35.00. . , CALL ' AND Sl!E' raEMVfv'cV' THE CENTBAL HOTEL, ECCLES & BEYAN, Proprietors. CHARLOTTE, N. C. j. One of the most inviting, sn perbly equipped ami faultlessly conducted hotels In the Houth. Located in the centre of the city, convenient to the business houses, bunks, public buildings and churches. The Centrjil is one of the largest hotels 1k tween Ibiltlmnr nml liluntu n 1 1 1111 u., j.1 and is elegantly furnished and 4 ! ,J equipped in all it denartnients. J Each room is connected with tf?fW$V JCZs'i 1, ' A I the ofllce by Electric Return ' "V - -. , .(.Vj ineieu in urusselS and Ve- 3 ,m vpta; Water on each floor. The "nii-uiiniurritieBiienuou irtven to all guests and their comfort carefully looked after. Thfl i 'Atltr.ll la i.iwiiinnt.nl kr u 1 I. .1.1 ..rtl ... ... new hoteL and the most elegantlyfuriiished in the State. The Itelmont is under the same management as the. Central. Fo X S p r i n g Watches, Clocks E. M. ANDREWS. E. M. ANDREWS -AND- Summer. AND -:o:- HATS In all the latest stvle colors, Silk, t'lissiim n , Stjir Straw, :ukI ami Neckwear. For ordinary wear, I show n variety of bilks that covers all the fashion able colorsaml Patterns and suited to every taste, livening Scarfs, 1u white and delicate colored shades, in artistic and pleasing tints and com bination. White Silk Crepes, with beautiful embroideried figures, BTflnnrllnoa ufn l.'l ...... .1 A I.. CJ,. F, . . i lauuci t-l ij-ij Ullua n pretty color elfects, with silk mix- rliraa a ra rl.mlM..l.l.. b it . ""iiauiciur negligee wear with Flannel Shirts. . SliirtB. Fancy Pique, is Made Puff Pill In T .ln.ii, Dl.. --...I. 'ii, x 1IIUH. Plonfn4 11 V. '. .v,lcu jjosoiu, rans naae run Bosom, all styles and qualities. 5"My line of UNDERWEAR And HOKI Vr i j j - . . iaLuvvviuiiiiniu AnwriAfA ii. i j : " - ineea way uowo. x nave several lots of Spring Under- n u j am annost giving away. .., and exaine my stock and you will buy. ' M. P. Pegram, Jr. THE 1NS0N HOUSE 222 N. TBYON StBRKT,' ' ; Opposite Tryon Street M. R Churchi . ciiA0TrEtfN. a, - -J Board bv fh dav ?R Mnta J nfti week o month on reasonable terms. mcna-om - MBa. E. o WIN SOW. c "' hi r i t W ..uWinlfe jOl rm,mim.mm, AROHITBOTj 6 FLflt TraHft RffAof T7AAtVi A Crt ondJTloor. :; , -. -, .7i..v;;-.-. J E W E L Ft Y A. HALES, Watchmaker and Jeweler Has a full stock of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, and will sell at very low nrices. Call and see his stock before you buy. He is alio a practical workman, and u a uue watcninaker to as sist him. So you can always get your watch nicely repar at short notice. All work warranted twelve months. No Trade Street, neit to T. L. CREAMER. I have recently UNhasdd.ftVeAm. Ler. By meatiM of this the milk knd cream is accurately sennriifBrt. T am now nrenared tn fnmiih pittik ai atver ! Verv low nrleea. McD. W ATKINS. ,WM.:EHOUSERf BRICKLAYER and CONTRACTOR Ref en to. Charlotte Oil and Fertili. eer Company and others for whom he has done work. Prompt, reliable and fll6lnt work jfuaranted. Address at Charlotte. ' -r -