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PTATP NEWS.
The relicof tliu late Hon. llurton Ouige
,died in Salisbury, on the 5lh inst.
Miss A''di Jlcnry dial in Newborn, on'
.the fith ins'., in I lie 2 1st year oT Iter ago.
A tobacco factory is beina erected ot
. Iiarpesburg.
The magistrates ofFor-ylli are consid
ering the cost of a new juil,
Mr. John V. Ficot. an educator, died
in JTeitfort county on the 7th inst., of ty
phoid fever.
liichnrd Tucker, col, a former Senator
(fron Craven county, and a trusted servant
of Jndtfe Gaston, died in Newbern on :tlie'
,1211) inst.
''lie artesian well in Purhnm is now
over 1,000 feet deep. It is expected that
water will not be reached under 1,800
feet.
The c(.rner-3tone of the new building at
the Orphan Asylum will be laid in the
early part of September.
Prolific snakes infest Chatham A large
one with forty two young ones was seen
in that county one day -.last peek.
Taking the wheat cop generally over
Catawba county the yeild per acre Las
been larger than in any previous year.
There was a full vote in Chatam at the
late election, the total being 4,040, while
the vote for Governor last November was
4,047. '' ' ;
The drought is alarming in the Wintton
section. Upland corn' will yield poorly
'and tobacco is afflicted with "dog-ears."
The appearance of small pox in Mi'chel
county has caused a stampede among the
hands working on the Cranberry rail-,
road. " 1
Mr. C. C. Whorton, in Pamlico county
last week, killed a rattlesnake, measuring
7! feet in length, inches in diameter,
, and 9). inches in circumference,' with 15
rattles.
It isBtated that the trade in pine straw
which wos started in Wilmington about
two years ago, has increased so rapidly
;that the demand cannot be supplied. The
leaves are much used in the North for
stuffing mattresses and other purposes.
,The Treasurer .has ,Jcji'ded that the
revenue laws does not authorize agents to
sell machines of other manufacturers that
they may take in part payment for the
machines of the manufacturer or compnny
for which they aci as agents.
A man in McDowell county recently
procured a license to marry a new love
Meeting an old sweetheart by whom he
;(if.d teen rejected many limes', he proposed
again, was accepted and married ber.
The Grand Lodge of ftLusor.s will be
convened in special communication at the
Orphan As,) lum, at Oxford, on Wednes
'.fjajr, September 7, 1881, for the urpose
of laying ,the,porner stone of the new build
ing at ;ihe asyium.
A large water spout formed in the har
bor at Smithville on .Sunday afternoon,
.about 4 o'clock, which -was pronounced
by all sailors to be the largest they had
ever seen, either upon inland waters or out
at sea. ;
4Uol. T. M. HuU, and the other Holts,
,&i;e .enlarging' their factories in Alamance
county. The Gad s Brothers, the Line
bergers, the Rhynes, the Masons, and the
.Tiddys, of Mecklenburg section, are follow
ing close up to the Holts. ,
Prof. W. H. iiVave. who is to have Ut2
selection of a bar.d to accompany the North
(Carolina brigade to the Yorktown centen
nial, has paid the Statesville Silver Cornet
Band the very high compliment of selecting
as many asve of its members (or the fctate
band. This organization will be composed
of 25 musicians and Prof . Neave has 90
bands to select froni.
AS OLD COIN.
Mr. George Shepherd has in his possession
one of the oldest coins, perhaps, in our
country. It was dujr up in his mother's
yard nearly two years ago. it is cf a y?llow
'color and about the siz-j of a silver hclf
dollar, but is a great deal heavier. This coin
was recently submitted to Bev, A A.
.Benton, whpiaoed out the hieroglyphics
Jle says that It .is a coin of the tim . a'.
.Marcus Anrelius Antonius (whose Cjii.ro is
on one sid., .the adopted son of thr Kmpe
ror Hadrian, who reinned from 1 08 to 180
A. 1'- On the the reverse side is the fuure
of Piety by the Altar, .in the act tf mukinj
sacrifices. The U under the T A may
stand for Gallico or Germania, in which
country the Emperor campaigned against
the Murcomantii A. D. 171. On the rim
are other characteristic letters nnd symbols.
This coin consequently is about I.CQ0 years
old.. FuyeltcviHe Efamiutr.
. There ia quite an Italian colony r.e ir
jBrenharo, Texas.
Rev. W. H. Murray's Texas farm has a
dczen horses worth $00,000.
Cotton in Mississippi is fully one month
earlier this season than lual.
f . .
The blackberry crop of Pulaski crunty
t,hi year was worth 83,500.
Mechanics and laborers cannot keep up
with the wotk in Norfolk, Va.
Two dollar and fifty cents refused for
rorn iu the field in JJa'b county, Ky.
RELIGIOUS NEWS
The latest from Bishop Wighfman rep
rcsqnts him as improving.
Ilev. J. A. Mundy nnd family, of Wnr
renton, N. C, ore ppending the Beascn in
the mountains of Virginia.
In the last issue of the Biblical Rccoulcr
is an excellent letter from Dr. Pritchaid,
descriptive of his northern trip.
The general assembly of the Irish pres-
byterian Church, by a vote ofl SI to 109,
has prohibited the usjof musical instru
ments in religious worship.
,Rev. a. B. Cobb, of Chapel Hill, has
been quite sick for four weeks. He .is
now improving, but unable to fill his pul
pit or attend to his correspondents.
Dr Thoma8 E. Skinner has consented
to preach the annual sermon before the
Young Mien's Christian Association of the
University, Sunday afternoon, September
11. '
Rev. A. C. Dixon, pastor of the Bap
tist church iH Ashcville, N. C. has re
ceived a unanimous call to the pastorate
of the Freemason Street Baptist church,
Norfolk, Va.
Bishop Krastus Otis Haven, of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, is dead. Ho
passed away on the 2d of August, at the
age of 60 years. He wis cousin to the
celebrated Gilbert Haven.
A member of the Presbyterian church
in Venango, Penn.. wos suspended from
the church for dancing. IIeTrppea!ed to
the Presbytery, and that body sustained
the action of the church by 2 to 1.
Rev. Daniel McGilvary. D. D., recently
returned from the Lacs country in the em
pire of Si&m, has arrived in this State,
and is visiting relatives and friends. He
has been in this country about a month,
spending the time yrith bis family in States
ville. Rev. W. S.Lacy, pastor of Euphronia
and Buffalo Presbyterian churches, wi:l
spend a vacation of three weeks north.
He has been invited to fill one of the pul
pits in Newark, N. J., during lii3 absence.
His pulpit will be supplied by R. v. Dr.
McGilvary and Rev. Dr. Neil! McKay.
Rev. Dr. Patterson, of AVilmington, ia
noy at Augusta, Go., where he is in
charge for a short time of St. . Paul's church.
"Week before lait he delivered the prayer
at theiaying of the corner stone of the
new Masonic Temple iu that city. He
will probably pass the mouth of September
in Atlanta.
The Northern Presbyterian church has
this year received 25,344 members on ex
amination and 21,645 on certificate, and
the tota,i rumber of communic mts is 5S1,
401, being a net it.crease of 2,730, The
Southern chruch received on examination
4,839, and on certificate 3.231; t,I;o pres
ent membership is 121 915, an increase
over last year of 1,887. Neither church
as many this year as the year previous.
The percentage ol increase is in favor of
ofthc Southern ('Lurch.
THE MURDER OF PRET1 Y J AS IE
CRAMER.
A telegram fiom New Haven, !"nn.
say3 : The case against Blanch I) 'Ughiss
alms Annie Keams, for perj iry, in West
Ilayen, has been postponed to Thursday,
August 25. It is believed ;to behe policy
of the State not to press the case at present
but to keep Blanohe Douglass under bond
It is said that the authorities have informa
tion showing that Jennie Cramer went to
the West Haven shore on Thursday after
noon, August, 4, in a horse car. The driver
and conductor saw her get off the car at the
Bhore. She was seen again at 4 : 30 o'clck
that afternoon, when it is believed she re
turned to j.rew Haven. This makej the
alleged Thursday night trip to Eu;t Haven
possible, nnd the night surper at Redclifl's
probable. Sheriff Peck returned from
New York Wednesday evening. Tho object
of his visit there vB3 to eecure a handker
chief belonging to 3'anehe Douglass.
During her first examination she held it in
her hui d and kept turning it around and
looking at it. She said u. her conn-Snion
to the jury on Tuesday night that in one
corner of the liankerchief Walter Malh-y
had written -231 East 35: h street,'' and the
nf ,t..K :. . r . , . .
name gi mc jjruyricior ui me nouse. 11 is
known that in her confeacion Miss Druglus
ciua in ik-i ciumii uiui sue m not s"e
Jennie subs'quent to II o'clock a. m.
hurwiay. Angus' 4, und she denied that
she I:new of the murder or that the Milieys
ha.l revenled anything to her jegarilin- it
She said that while fhe was in L;zzie Bun"
dy's house in New York, after her Cist
examination, and before her arrest for per
jury, Mithal Valley, of-New haven, called
on her and asked lu r bo7 much the Malley
meaning Walter and James, Jr.) Lad paid
her. l,e said that Walter paid her $60
when she took the cars for New Yo.k.
.V ichel asked her how much would induce
her to take the next steamer for Euripr-.
She replied that she wouldn't go to 'Kumpi;
that slio was going to return to New Haven
She said that on Yednesday night, August
3, when she and Jenuie, Walter pnd James
were at Edward Malley's house, the girln
drank ten glasses of wine each and the boys
one. She retired with Walter and Jam"9
up to their ntom apparently uticonniou-.
John Duff is report; d lu re to Lave fiVJ tr
CanuiU
Missii-sippi produced the largest amount
of cotton in 1S80, the number of bales be
ing?55,8C8. -
The Mississippi river commison will
build ninety barges, nnd will lJaSg five
steam tugs.
A live oak tree in Micanopy county,
Florida, measures six feet from the ground,
twenty-two feet in circumference.
K ' .
The increase in assessment of proj.eity
in Montgomery county, Alabama, made by
tho assessor, will be in the ncighboihood of
half a million of dollar;.
Com-mbi'8, (Ja Jan. 17 1878.
Dr. 'C.J. Mefiett Dear Sir Last
Summer when our little- irl was teething,
we tried a great number o'- prcsoript ion's,
but none of them relieved her. We finally
had brought to onr no! ice your Teethinu
(Teething I'owders), and used them with
the happiest result. They cuve lu r a speedy
and pi i oiai ent relief. 1 very heartily re
commend them to other.
Yours very truly.
G. R. GLENN,
President -Lulunibus Female College.
Jts speedy cures of Siires and Eruptions
upon the Skin have been remarkable,1
GOLDTH WA1TK &SON,
novl3-lm
Druggists, Trov, A In.
From C. D. MeCniHY, Newton county,
.Georgia. I take Rroat pleasure in recom
mending to the public Dr. Gheney's Kxpes
tprnr.t and Group l'roveiitivn. Mvlittloson
ikaduEcn.p groat sutlorer from Spasmodic
( roup during tho niglit. lie. Cheney, about
two years ago, prescribed for him his Croup
Preventive, which has most miraculously
cured him. I find it equally lionehYiul in
all cases of Coughs. I consider it a blessing
in my family. Every ono should keep it in
their houses.
For Sale by Dr. It. H. ADAMS. Gas
toniu, and M. V. JONES & CO., Ki g's
Mountain.
All creditors of tho ectiita of Harvey
Billing, deceased, aro hereby notified to
prjsoiit thoir 'claims, duly authenticated, on
or heforo tho 4th day of July, 1882, or this
notice will be plead in b:ir of thoit rttov
ery. This tth day of July, 1881.
JOHN 11. HHATG,
. Administrator.
fl1 f Outfit furnir-hed free, with full in
j) I Vst ructions for conducting the .most
profitable business that anyone can engage
in. i he business is so easy to leirn, and
our instructions ars so simple and plain,
th&t tny on3 can malio great prcfiifs from
the very start. No one can fail who's wiling
to work, Women aro as successful as men.
Boys and girls can tan large sums, Many
have made at tho business ever one hundred
dcllarsin a single week. Nothing liko it
ever known before. All who engage are
suprisod at the ease and rapidity with which
they' are able to make money. You can en
gage in this business during your spare
time at great profit. You do not havo to
inveBt capital in it. Wo tako all tho risk.
Thosewho need ready money, should write
to usat once. All furnished free. Address
Tiiin & Co., Augusta, Maine." "
isso. p IT TREES! 18-
A Fine aaiostmant of FLiUIT TREES,
andYINES for tho Fall of 1380, and Spring
of issi.at low rates, at
The Grange Nurseries,
(Two Miles South of (Garibaldi, N. C.)
M.JI.HAND, Proprietor.
lfT Send for Catalogue "2
. seplStf :
A FULL LlNS. pp'-
Drugs, Patent Mi'dicines,
Oils, Varni lies, Ready-mixed
and Dry Paints, Window-Glass, ..
Putty, Fine Soaps, Perfumery, Dyo
Woods and Dye Stuffs, Sponges, Brushes,
and all articles kept bv Druggist gen
erally can be found at tho
DRUG STORK.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. II. II. ADAMS.
R:MrMARTIM'
II AS. A ('HOICK I.0T OF
CHRISTMAS MODS
At his Old Stand, No. ,1, Air
Line Street, next door to the Uaz'-tte Office,
Ilia friends are respectfully.'
invited to cull and ex
amine them.
Bespectfully,
decCo If
It. M. MARTIN.
Louis J. Ilossieux,
MANTFACTI'IEKR op
AN!) -
Double CI a i -ited Fliu I
CANDIES
And Wholesale Dealer in
DOMESTIC AM) FHRE1GS FFFITS,
Canned G noils, I'lck les, Jel
lies, Cakes, Cigars,
Tobacco, J-c
No. 1412 Main St., Richmond, Va.
iny2S-r,m
I.. R. Wiinton. T. J. r,oro, M. D
iVvioton & to.t
Wholesale and Retail
N.-W. corner Trade and Trynn sis.,
CHAHf.O'l'TE, N. C,
And Dialers in
I'ARSlSllES, U YE 7 VEF.S,
DRUGS,
tcdicinriJ, ntcmicatyc.
C. & L Narrow Gauge
HAILUOAD.
SurBiiiNTKxitusT's Opr'icn, )
Yarkvillo, N U., May 2G, 1881. )
Tho following seluidulo willtakeoll'ecton
thie road troiu and atler this day :
, goino Koeru
Leave Lineolnton
" Dallas at -Arrivo
at Uaatopi'u at
Loavo (Jastunia at -"
PleftNttut Uidgo at
" Crowdor's Creek at
" Bowliiifr Orton at
" Clover at' . -Arrivo
at Yorkvillout
l.eavo Voi'kvillo at - -"
(.riitliriesvillo at -
7:00 am
7: 15 urn
8:Oi) am
8:20 am
8:3.') am
H:r, am
8:55 am
- !;10 am
t:50 am
10:00 am
10:25 urn
" MuCommllsvido at
" Lowrysvillo nt -Arrive
at Chester at
poix" Noini!,
Leave Chester at
" I.owrysvil'o at
" Mit'onnellsville at
" (iuthriesvilli) at
Arrive at Yorkvillejit- -
Leave Vorkvillo at -"
Clover at - -.
' Howling Oreen at -."
Cvowder's Creek at
" Pleasant Kidge at -
Arrivo at Gastnnia at -
Loavo (instonia at -
Lea'o- Dallas at
Arrivo ftt'Lincolntnn
10: f() am
11:00 am
11:30 am
2:00 pin
2:30 pin
2:50 pm
3:00 pm
3:25 p:n
- 3:35 pm
4:10 pin
- 4:20 jnn
il:30 pm
- 4:10 pm
5:00 pm
- o:10 pin
- 5:35 pm
- G:30 pm
rintendent.
James Masbn, Stipe
RlCiroOM A.D DAWILLE-R. R,
PA.nSi-;:GKn dkpari'mknt.
On and after June 5th, 1831, Passenger
Train Servieo on tho Atlanta and Char
lotto Air-I.ine division of this road will he
as follows :
' V. S. I N Y. I II. S.
EASTWARD. '; Mail, j Express 'Fst M'il
!Xo. 43, i No. 47, ; N'o. 49.
I A. I 15. 1 (.'.
L'vo Atlanta..;
Arr. Suwaneo Dl
" Luhi....Ej
" Toccoa .V
" ,Sonoea.C
" (Jreenv'lo.ir
" Spartah'g. Kj
" (lastonia. .1.;
' Charlotto. M1
4.00 am; 3.15 pm G.30 r.M
5,18 am! 4.37 pm -7.15
(i.54 am! 0 5!) pin 9.0 (i i-m
8.14 ami 7.15 .ml'0.1() pm
9.20 tipsj' 8.-10 pile 1 1,25 rM
10.58 am; 10 20-nm; 1.00 am
12 Hpm;il.40pm 2.1! am
2 36 pm; 2.13 am! 4.31am
3. 35pm; 3.15am; 5.35am
I U. S. ; X. Y. i
! Mail, I Express ;
.Vo. 42 .! No. 48. !
u. s.
h''st m;:i
No. 60.
WESTWARD.
L've Chariot to -M
" (iastonia..!.)
Sportan'jT K!
" (ireenv'lu.Hi
" t-'eneea. ;;
" Toecoa 1'
" Lula....t;
" Suwaneo ..D'
Arr. Atlanta
12.30 I'M 12 43 am
i .27 pm! 1.43 am
12.3'' A M
1 17 M
3.12 am
4.24 am
5.47 am
6 53 am
8.09 am
9.22 am
10.35am
3.50 pm
5.0" pm!
4. ('Gam
5 18 am
7 02 am
8.15 am
(i.Ol pm!
8 01 PM;
9. in pm!
'31 AM
10.,j8PM:l0 54AM,
12.05 am'12 20 Pm
CONNECTIONS
A with arriving trains of Georgia Con-.h-al
and A. & w! P. Kailrouds.
1! willi ariivimr t'uins of (JiMiriia Ctn
t-al. A & W. P. and W. ,iA. Kaili oa.ls.
(' with arriving trains of Georgia Jtail
rcad. 1) with Lawrrne.'villo Lraneh to and from
Lawienreville, (4a.
E with Xoi Iboistein Ra,)lroad of Geor
gia to and from Athens, tin.'
E with Elbeiton Air-line to and fiomEl
berton, Ga.
G with Columbia and Giconvillo to" and
c..T, r,inr,i,;., ,,,! riiM-iiwhm s i:
H with Columbia and (ireenvilla to am
from Columbiu and (. tu-.i leston, h; I,.
K wi'h Spnrt'i,hiirf nnd A.hVille,- anil
Spartanburu... Union and Ooliimbiii lo and
from Hend'Tson and Asli.ville, uud'Alstoh
end .Columbia. .
L'with Chestrrit I'ii'ir Narrow (Juage
to and from Linoulnton and IMiesK r.
M with C , ('.-"& A 0. G -U. k
and A. T. & O. for all points W..st, North
and '
Pullman sleepincr car si rviee on trains
Nos. 47 and -IS. daily, without change, be
twem Atlanta and New York.
A. POPE,
(Jeneral Pnssei ger Aent.
RAILROAD DIRECTORY.
The folio winjr table shows tho running of
panssi nger trains to ami from Gharlotto, on
all the railroads (Washington time).:
RICHMOND A DANVII.r.E.
Ara. from Rieh'il and Goldsboro, 12.30 a in
Leaves for " 4 o5 a m
Arrives from Richmond 1.20 pm
Leaves for " 4 03 p m
ATLANTA A Ctl UI.OTTB Alii UXK.
Arri ves from Atlanta
Leaves for "
rrives from "
Leavos for "
3.60 a m
12 30 a m
4.30 p in
1.25 p m
CHAHI.OTTR, COI.I MI11A & ATtil CTA.
Arrivesfrom Augusta 4."0 p m
Leaves for . '! 1.25 pm
CAROLINA (iKXTKVi.
Arrives fifon Wilmington 7.00 am
1'aveB for " 8.20 p ni
Arrives from Shelby G OO p m
Leavisfor " .60 a in
ATLANTIC, TKNNKSSKK A OHIO.
I,eaves for Statesville
Arrives from Stat cavil In
8.15 p rn
..45 a m
SE.D VOUB OH DELS TO
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(j C Outiit cent freo to thoso who w sh to
V cniiiK0 in ' tie most pleasant and proii-
tablo business known, hverythinir new
t'apital not required. Vi'o will furnih you
evervthinur. 8 10 a day and upwards is easily
mudo without staying a'.vay from homoovcr
iiiu-ht. Xo risk whatever, fllany new work
ers wanted at onro. Many aro making for
tunes at tho business. Ladies ,;naka as much
as mon,.' and young V'8 ,lnd Kirl9 wako
sreat pay, No one ivho is willing to vol k
fails to niako wore money ovory day than
can be mado in a week at any ordnaiy
flmployiiiei t. Thosn who engage at onco
will find a short road to fortune. Address
II. Hallktt & Go., l'oitland, Majno.
. lieaS ifc Brmnfielcjj
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Bracket?; Cornlriies,
Wagons, Buggies,
AND
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Also P.uriuICasps on hand of tho best nuik
Send orders and for price list lo
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(instonia. N'. C.
E.M.ANDREWS.
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Charlotte. X. C i2-y
T. M . PITTiM A N
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, '
jvjruite Court lltiiix?,)
Pnirtirei in the. iS'tnte and Fulctil Ct-wit
nail prompt attention to business.
I'll! ifi n'.itnh' Iimh".
Gharlotte X. C, IC Junentf.
II C I P VourHcivcs by making money
(iLLr when a golden chance is ottered,
thereby always keeping poverty front your
do(?r. Tb' He who always tako ailvantft'TQ
of tlio goml eliHin es for making m w'j th fl
aro ofli-ri-d, generally beeomo ' wealtny,
while those who do not improve such 'ohan
cis reiioiin in poverty. -Wo want many
men. v.-omcn,t,'irI and boya to work for us
liflht in theirown Idealities. Tho business
v. ill pnv nioro than ten times ordinary wa
prs We furnish an cpeniivc Outiit and
nil that you need, ireo No ono who cnga
gcsiailH "toiinike money veiy rapidly.' Yon
and dc vote your vhole lime to tho work or
only your spare iiiomciils J'ull informa
tion nnd all that is mtili d w-nt fn. Ad
dn sa Si iso & Co. I'iuII"!'!, Miino.
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Piters.
GAZETTE
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-A JTome and Family
NEWSPAPER
Fo (he diffusion of , General Ktion l
eilgf, I'i'pvtar iteudhtg, Sc.
(j'astoniu being . in Ut centre of the wuiLy
which contains in,nre fuctoiies than
any other kcounlT in JJori
Carolina, h destined to
-become the-
Future Trading Point
t . . .1
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Depot for Capitalists.
Therefore the Gazkttr, rs an uilvertifing
liudiuin, nili be Feci id to liouu
in the Sjluie.
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Geo. W. Challi
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No Well Replated Family
:HIIUL,I)IE-
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OBOFFICE