i :R8v. 3. T. Bagwell's Case. -Another Organization.State News.Trumping up Cases. Superior Courts.Fall Terms, 1888. f

- Comparative Cotton Statement.The following is the comparative cottonFront the Winston Twin City Daily, July 2d.United State Commissioners toho make . The recent labor disturbances have

given rise in the northwest to an organi statement for the week ending July 2d:i The committee to investigate the chargesbusiness by means of hired Witnesses.rq3

YATIzation known as the Law, and Order - i of immorality against Rev. JjT. Bagwell, 1886.Washington, July 2. Attaohed to the 1885.

--r ' First Distbict Jcdgb Sbxpp.

Currituck September 6. 1 week. :l: Camden September 13, 1 week.

Pasquotank September 20,1 week.'League. , The object is to. prevent such Net receipts at U. 8. ports,report of the Appropriation Committee on pastor of the .;M. Jfi. Church of Winston,

met Wednesday morning, June 30th, at 9troubles as have lately so much interferedthe General Deficiency bill is arecommen Total receipts to date,Exports for the week,Total exports to date,

with business, and with this end in view o clock, and began the investigation withdation that hereafter alt the compensation

17.845 16425,285,338 4,688,811

37,576 25,2584.079,097 3.76930

355,015 288:55837,063 19.389

Home -- Democrat .CHARLOTTE. N. C.

County Matters.The Mecklenburg County Commiision-er- i

held meeting on Monday and Tues-day last, all the members of the Boardbeing present, viz: Messrs T. L. Vail,J. R. Morris, J. M. Wilson, S. H. Hiltonand F. Lee Erwio.

It was ordered that the considerationof the D. P. Hutchison Road matter becontinued until Tuesday after the 1st

to discountenance strikes and boycotts.and fees paid United States Commissioners, closed doors. The committee consisted ofthe following ministers: J E Mann, J HThe latter, not unreasonably, come in for Stock at all U. . ports.

Stock at all interior towns,and to which they may be entitled for ser particular condemnation, a committee Cordon, Ii G Barrett, x W Smith, S B Stock at Liverpool, 663.000 868,000vices in the examination of criminalcharges, shall not exceed $800 per annum Stock of American afloat forbeing appointed to investigate all boycotts, Hoyle, J D Buie, S H Helsabeck, J F

and where the employer is found to have Uound. .Late yesterday evening the into each Commissioner The accountingofficers of the Treasury say it is necessary

IST" The Westerii North Carolina rail-road is now finished to Jarrett's, the headof jthetafnrphy line. The train wentthrough on the 30th of Jane. ,. . -

Killed bt His Bbothbb. On Sunday,the 17th J une, near Gulf, Chatham county,a very sad accident occurred. Twobrothers, James and Charlie Johnson werevisiting their father. They went out inthe yard where the children were platingball, and joined in the game. James saidto Charles, if you throw that ball at me,I will hit you with a . brick-ba- t. Charlesthrew the ball, and James true to hisword, picked up a brick-ba-t threw andstrnok Charles on the back of his head,causing a very serious wound, from whichthe unfortunate man died yesterday morn-ing at 6 a. m. Medicsl aid was obtainedsoon after the accident occurred, but failedto stay the cold hand of death. The de

vestigation was concluded, with the reGreat Britain, ' j T ) . 27,000 , ,

Total Visible Supply of Cotton.Nsw Yobk, July 3.The total visi- -

ca Seight

oee n unjust to let roem aione, .uuw- - wuerohe has given no cause for such extrememeasures to go to his assistance. Thethat this amendment should be made to sult that Rev. J. T. Bagwell is suspended

from theM mistry and membership oL thethe existing law. According to the pres beanble supply of cotton for,, the world ispurpose ol the league is to extena us orMonday in August at 10 o'clock A. M. Methodist Episcopal church on charges oient arrangement, " United States J udges past a1,853,603 bales, of which 1,830,103 balesThe Board ordered that the Trustees of can appoint as many Commissioners asare American.againstl,830,285 and 1,239.- - , thatw

immorality. The charges were too muchintimacy between Mr Bagwell ' and MrsBettie Wall, a member of his charge. The

ganization from one end of the country tothe other, and a its title indicates to lendsupport to law and order. The membersare bound to answer any call at a mo

Lemley's Township.

proceed. . to make the

in mlithey please, and these officers are expectedto stir up enough business to keep themprofitably employed. They are permitted

oeoeiisry repairs io me onage acrossMcDowell's Creek where the Gilead and evidence in detail as brought out before

085 bales respectively last year; receiptsof cotton for all interior towns, 6,282bales; receipts from the - plantations 3,-8-72

bales. Crop io sight 6,448,405 bales.ment's notice and can be largely massed the investigating committee' has' not yetHuntersTille road crosses the same, and to make steep charges if they see nt, andat any point, it is said, when necessarykeep what they can make. Some of them been made public. We shall make an el--report to this Board on 1st Monday in

fort to give it to our readersAugust, 1880, tor payment. They thus appear to be a sort of nationalminute men though they sa they, hope

have been able to run their charges op asbierb as $5,000 or $6,000 per year. Cases Rumors have been afloat for seyeral Total Receipts at all American Ports sinceceased leaves a wife and three children.The Board also ordered that the Trus ana we join wun mem oere, mat mjJames claims it was purely accidental,tees of Fineville and Providence Town months of Dr Bagwell's movements among

certain female members of his church,1 asSeptember. ; -

The following are the total net renever will be called on to render such serare frequently trumped up, and professional witnesses employed in many in-

stances. It is a good thing for the witthat he did net intend bitting him. vice as is expected of minute men. The not being altogether void of suspicion ofGreensboro Patriot. '

order is increasing its membership rapidly ceipts of cotton at all United States sea-ports since September 1st, 1885 : '. Galves- - 'nesses, and, as the oases are always car loo muob levity. These rumors were con

ships make the necessary repairs to thebridge, across Mc Alpine's Creek on theCharlotte and Camden road, aad reportto the Board for payment.

The petition of H. T. Kbyte and others,it is reported, from the rauks of laboringThe Richmond Dispatch quotesried op to the District Courts, they make demned by ' the majority ol "the peopleTmen, engineers, conductors and KnightsNorth Carolina 4 per oent. State Bonds ton, 695,090 bales; New Orleans, 1,715,633;

Mobile, 246,243: Savannah, 794,207;Several times in the past few months Mrsnice fees for the Clerk, Marshal, and Dis-trict Attorney. In many instances all of Labor, as well as others, and is alreadyat 96 cents on the dollar, and the opinion Charleston. 498,601; Wilmington, 100,899;Wall's step father aud mother have made

known to Mr Bagwell their dislike of theasaing mat a oridge be built over LongCreek in Paw Creek Townshio. near H. is entertained that they will soon be atseem to have been standing in together. Norfolk, 559,343: Baltimore, 81,238: New

some 17,000stroog. It is unfortunate thata necessity exists for such an organization,but it follows as the night the day, thatT. Rbyne's mill, was referred to the Trus The illicit distilling d is triots of the South

are the richest fields for the United States ISP" The Lexington Dispatch andYork, 64,153; Boston, 170,163; NewportNews, 38,888; West Point, ,224,937; Brans--

ttwick.16,252: Port Roy al,12,255: Peosacola, i

lrequency of his calls upon their daughterand his attentions to her. Other' partiesand neighbors made remarks about iU . Itbecame a matter of interest to the family.

disturbances like those which have recentCommissioner. But even in many North Chatham Record complain of the numberof "dead beats" who attended the recent ly unsettled the trade and peace of the

, Perquimans September 27, 1 week.Chowan October 4, 1 week.Gates October 11, 1 week.Hertford October 18, 1 week.Hertford December 20, 1 week.Washington October 25, 1 week.

, . W asliington December 13, 4 week., Tyrrell November 1, t week.

Dare November 8, 1 week.Hyde November 15, 1 week.Pamlico November 22, 1 week. . . ,Beaufort November 29, 2 weeks."

Second District Judge Gudgbb.Warren September 20, 2 weeks.Northampton October 4, 2 weeks.

'

Edgecombe October 18, 2 weeks.' Bertie November 1.2 weeks. ;!Halifax November 15, 2 weeks.Craven November 29, 2 weeks.;

Third District Judge Shepherd.' Franklin August 18, 1 week.

. Franklin November 15, 1 week. -

Martin September 8, 2 weeks.J Mart in December 6, 2 weeks.

4 Pitt September 20, 2 weeks.Greene October 4, 2 weeks. '

, :

Vance October 18, 2 weeks.Wilson November 1, 2 weeks.Nash November 22, 2 weeks.

Fourth District Judge PhillipstWake July 12, 2 weeks.

Wake August 30, 2 weeks.Wake September 27, 2 weeks.

. , Wake October 25, 3 weeks.Wayne July 26, 2 weeks.Wayne September 13. 2 weeks:Wayne October 18, 1 week.

Harnett August 9,1 week.Johnston August 16, 2 weeks. ,

Fifth Dibtrict--J udge Connor.Orange August 9, 1 weekOrange November 8, 1 week.Caswell August 16, 1 week.

; . Caswell November 15, 1 week. ;

Person August 23, 1 week. : 4

Person November 221 week. ,

Guilford August 30, 2 weeks.Guilford December 13, 2 weeks.Granville September 13, 2 weeks. ,

Granville November 29, 2 weeks.'Alamance September 27, 1 week. --

Chatham October 4, 2 weeks.; ; Durham October 18, 2 weeks.

Sixth District Judge Clark. -

Jones August 16, 1 week.i Jones November 1, 1 week.- -t

Lenoir August 23, 2 weeks.Lenoir November 15, 2 weeks.Duplin September 6, 1 week.

; Duplin November 29, 2 weeks,i Pender September 13, 1 week.

. : ;New Hanover September 27, 2 Weeks.Sampson October 11, 2 weeks. . .

Sampson December 13, 1 week. ,

'Carteret October 25, 1 week.Onslow November 8, 1 week.

19,179; Indianola, 781; Philadelphia, 49,- -ern districts there are rich pickings, bornesample instances from the State of New west will give rise to just . such orders. lie would go out driving with Mrs. Wall, 486. Total 5,285,338.meeting of the Press Association and took

in tho excursion to Washington. These The interests of society demand that lawYork will suffice to show how the business and take long strolls with ber. lie paid

tees of Paw Creek Township for theirconsideration and report the same to thisBoard.

Ordered by the Board that the petitionof W. O. Dunn and others, asking thata bridge be built across Long Creek, onthe RozzeU'a Ferry road, near M. E.Kistler's, be referred to the Trustees ofPaw Creek Township for their considera-tion and report to this Board.

is managed there : . her the attentions that a school boy wouldpapers are in favor of rigidly enforcing and order shall prevail, and when theordinary means of maintaining these neces-sities fail resort will be had to means that

ENGINES, E01LERS,EIACnLNERY,&c.pay a sohool girl, when affection is sweetEdward L. Strong is the Uuited StatesCommissioner for Ogdeusburg. During est. Two weeks ago her step father inter

the rules and getting rid of these "boysand dead beats." Wonder if they did notparticipate in the "vote taken on the train"

Branch Office of Talbott & Sons of Rich.the last quarter he had tweuty-tw- o crimi cepted a letter addressed to--. Mrs. Wall,

written by the pastor, Kev. Ur. J. T. Bag- -

are extraordinary. Exchange.

; Meat. .

From the Bulletin of N. C. Board of Health

and inns give otterance to ine senumeuisnal casee. W. a. Lythe, Jr., a DeputyCollector of Internal Revenue, was a wit

morid, Va.t'tn Chaftotte N. ,C.

G. S JOHNSON. Agent,rwtll. The contents of the letter were ofIt was.ordered that the dividing line. ness in every caae.and in nineteen of them the most sentimental character.ez pressingof the people of North Carolina? If thisvoting on the train by editors is : to betaken as expressing the sentiments of thehe was the only witness. W. 15. Murphy deep affection, and in its general - tone, Trade Street, between Central and Belmont Hotilt,The Sanitarian for May, in an editorial

love. This letter was promptly put intopeople, we insist there snail be a registrawas the person who swore out the., com-plaints in nineteen out of the twenty-tw- o

on this subject, says :

"The selection of food is always im the hands of the Board of Stewards oi thetion and all interlopers ruled - out. Nevo-- To parties in want of MACHINERY I amesses. He is Deputy Marshal of the dis church who immediately , had a. meetingbern Journal. pleased to announce to my friends and the pub- - ;

lie generally that I am atill with the old and retrict, lbere was no foundation for most poriant, but in cholera limes especially,and particularly with regard to meats, itAsheville Township' Democraticof these cases, but the Commissioner and liable tirm or. TAjjUUTT & putto -- Kicnmond.

and accepted Dr. Bagwell's resignation aspastor of the church. At this meeting MrBagwell acknowledged the authorship of

Detween voting precincts Nos. 1 and 2, inMallard Creek Township, shall be run asfollows : Beginning at the bridge onMallard Creek, on the Concord road, andrunning with the said creek by Coch-rane' Mill to the fork between JohnKirk's and J. C. Cochrane', and thencewith the road by the farms of J. C. Coch-rane, W. J. Hinson and A. N. Hinson tothe Statesville big road, just above theeight mile post from Charlotte.

The following names were drawn to

the Marshal and the witnesses all got their behooves all who do tne marveling to oeon the scent, sight, feel, and taste with re-

gard to the first condition of wholesome- -

Va., and will take pleasure in quoting prices tothose who. contemplate buying -- Machinery of .'

any kind.: ;.. ; ;.

meeting expressed its preference for I U,Johnston for Congress, and Jas. H. Merrimon for Judge. the letter, that be was in love with the

woman and couldn't help it, but deniedfees, and the Government had to payabout $100 each before they vere throughwith them. We make a snecialtv of first class Corn anduess. , ,

The cooking of meats, with very few ex Wheat Mill Outfits: Engines and Boilers of allany criminality. A special investigatingcommittee was appointed, whose names

A Wild Man. Abe Riser of Gastoncounty, of unsound mind, shouldered hisA United States Commissioner at Roch kinds ; Saw Mills, Cotton Gins and Presses, Icq

ceptions, is an essential condition of whole- -ester had forty-fiv- e criminal cases during are given above. Their investigation begun week before last - and disappeared Machines, Tobacco Machinery, and every thing : :.

in our line.someness. Uut no matter how excellentthe quarter from January to April. Inserve ss Jurors for the August Term of from home. He spent his time in wauder gan yesterday morning aud ended yester

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this art, it should never be allowed to ob For durability, style and finish, we are unsur- - 'nearly all of these the same names appears ing about through the woods and fields day evening with the above result. This passed. We use- - only - first class mateiial. andscure or deceive the sense. borne "undereating berries and leaves. When be per case has produced a profound shock to the claim to be able to meet' the' demands of all inas witnesses. This seemed strange, andthe accounting officers were anxious to as ceived that bo was discovered, he would want of first class goods .at: lower! prices than

done" meats are more savory, but theyare not more wholesome, while in somecases they involve danger: for thorough

community and this church. Une of thebrightest lights of. the North Carolinacertain the. character of these- - witnesses. run like a deer and all attempts : to cap ever before offered. : . .

ture him proved abortive until last Fri We take special pleasure in sendine cataloguesConference has been extinguished by theThe Commissioner replied as follows in regard to them: cooking destroys certain parasites which depravity 'of human nature and the wild and prices on application.' ' Give us a chance "

before you buy from any other firm.- -

day.' When caught he was much emacia-ted and nearly starved to death. Newton may have escaped discovery in the selecFrank Trumbly, horse dealer; George leadership of love. v

tion of the meat, which survive in meats Address all communications to Talbott &Enterprise.Van Auken, keeps a shooting gallery; The following note is from the Presidunderdone.- - Good meat has but littleodor, and this is not disagreeable; whereas, Sons, or w ;t G; B JOHNS02fr Agent,tlf They had a case before the MayorGeorge V. King, detective; Augustus t.

Raveret, collector for a printing house. ing Elder of the Winston District to theof Greensboro last week, in which the the meat of diseased animals, or that which Twin City Daily : I:These are the men who gave testimony Richmond & Danville Railroad was in has been kept too long, smells faint and : Wixston, July 2, 1886. .in nearly all the cases brought before , the dieted for obstructing South Elm street cadaverous, and sometimes has the odor of

., . Charlotte, N. C.' Or call on us at our Office on, Trade street. ' '

Charlotte, June 25, 1886. ; i $ ; j

; E. M. ANDREWS.Charlotte, N. C,

Mr Editor: I see from your issue i ofmedicine, especially when it is freshCommissioner.Commissioner Charles W. Mead of Al

at the crossing for a longer period than isallowed by the city ordinances, which is to-da-y that you propose to give to thecnt, and soaked for an hour or two in hot

bany caused fifteen arrests to be made public the evidence in the case of Kev. J.five minutes. The Mayor found the com water.and put the Government to the expense T. Bagwell. This you cannot do, for' thepany guilty and fined it $25, which was Good meat is neither of a pale pinkish Has the largest' and most complete stock ofot summoning witnesses and prosecuting, evidence is in my possession for the beneafterwards reduced to $2.50 upon informa color, nor of a deep purplish tint; the

former is indicative of disease, and the fit of the committee of trial, at the nexttion that the company would extraot theand all were bound over to the DistrictCourt, where fourteen out of the fifteen

FUBNITDiBEIn the State. ;' 1 , :

Also, Baby Carriages, Coffins,payment of the hoe from Mr Reeves, the session of the, North Carolina Conference.,

No one will bo allowed to publish- - fromlatter is a sign that the animal has diedfrom natural causes, or has been affectedparties under arrest were found to have no Yard Master at Greensboro. '

case against them. with some disease; whereas meat that is Metallic Ca3es and Burial Suits.the records in my possession, and informa-tion from any other source must of necesThe Cbanbkbby Iron Wobks. We

sound and of a well-fe- d animal hasAn inspector from the Department ofJustice has been sent to New York Stateto investigate these and similar cases.

marbled appearance from the deposition sity do harm, by virtue of the imperfectstatement of the esse. A committee of

learned a few days ago from a gentlemanwho had been over the mountains that thecompany which owns the Cranberry ironore beds had put up works for reducing

of intercellular fat; to the feel, it is firmI buy largely and sell cheap.

tW No charge for Packing or Drayage.,. i.J ii jt.' r ... .- jt.v-- i -

k Pianos and Organs : x

nine Elders, after two days prayerful "inand somewhat elastic,and does not moistenvestigation" of all the reports before them,the fingers; and the internal fat that

Cor. of New York Sun.

A Strange Circumstance.

The month of May, 1874, was a remark

the iron and converting it into steel by unanimously decided that Rev. J. T. Bagwhioh lines the ribs , and covers the kidthe Bessimer process. Experiments made well was guilty ol immorality, and be has Of the best makes on the installment plan. Lowprices and easy terms. I am Agent for LUD- -

j Seventh District Judge Gilmer., '4Cumberland July 26, 1 week,

fCumberland November 8, 1 week.Cumberland November 15. 2 weeks.

Columbus August 2, 1 week.Moore August 16, 2 weeks.Moore December 6, 2 weeks.Robeson August 30, 2 weeks.Robeson October 11, 2 weeks,fAnson September 13, 1 week.

Anson November 29, 1 week.Brunswick September 20, 1 week.Richmond September 27, 2 weeks.Richmond December 20, 1 week.Bladen October 25, 2 weeks.

Eighth District Judge Botkin.Iredell August 9, 2 weeks.Iredell November 8, 2 weeks.Rowan August 24. 2 weeks. --

Rowan November 22, 2 weeks.Davidson September 6, 2 Weeks.Davidson December 6, 1 week.Randolph September 20, 2 weeks.Montgomery October 4, 2 weeks.Stanly October 18, 2 weeks. ;

Cabarrus November 1, 1 week.

Ninth District Judge McRae.Rockingham July 26, 2 weeks.Rockingham November 8, 1 week.Stokes August 9, 2 weeks.Stokes November 15, 1 week.Surry August 23, 2 weeks.Surry November 22, 1 week.Alleghany September 6, 1 week.Wilkes September 13. 2 weeks.Yadkin September 27, 2 weeks.Davie October 11, 2 weeks.Forsyth October 25, 2 weeks.

Tenth District Judge Montgomery.Henderson July 19, 3 weeks.Burke August 9, 2 weeks. .

, Ashe August 23, 1 week.Watauga July 80, 1 week.Caldwell September 6, 1 week.Mitchell September 13, 2 weekYancey September 27, 2 weeks. ,

McDowell October 11, 2 weeks.

been suspended until the njxt session ofneys is hard, suety and dry. On thecontrary ,diseased meat is soft and watery,with no elasticity; and the fat often looks

ably dry one. In some parts of East Ten DKN & iSATJSS' MUS1U MOUSE.at Birmingham with the Cranberry oresestablished the fact months ago that steelof fine quality could be made from them the N. C. Conference, when the case will

be regularly tried. I fail to see how benenessee and Western North Carolina therewas hardly a shower during the wholemonth. In many places vegetation was

like jelly or sodden parchment, and issometimes so moist especially after it fit is to come to the community.' the

s: E. M. ANDREWS. t .

Wholesale and Retail Dealer,Next to Wittkowsky & Baruch.

Feb. 12. 1886. , . r n ,?OT.n; a

by the .Bessimer process, lbe propertyof the company is said to be rapidly in church of God or Dr. Bagwell by publishhas been kept a day or two that waterparched, and the weather was very much

ing, anything except the finding of thecreasing in value, and one and a halt mil-lion dollars is reported to have been of runs from it, and then it is technicallylike August. I was then spending some

committee as above Respectfully.fered for it recently by capitalists. The "wet," a pretty sure sign that it is bad.Under the microscope the fibre of good J. A. Cunninggim. Wittkowsky & Bariich's

SECOND ARRIVALrapid development of this property willbring forward into prominence the ques meat is well denned and free from lnlu

sorial animalcules, while that of diseased Arrival and Departure of Trains attion of building a railroad through the meat is soaked and tumid, the fibres mdis Charlotte. Spring Dress Goodstinct and wide apart, and more or leesHas just been received. Among them are thefilled with minute organisms. The signs RICHMOND & DANVILLE AND ATLANTA

of parasitic diseases, however, are not al

mountains to conneot the Cranberrymines with the eastern system of roads.Hickory Fress.

The Concord Times says: "Re-port? reach us from all round of a veryfatal disease which is working fearful

, & CHARLOTTE AIR LINE most striking Goods yet - offered, this season,prices of which are guaranteed to be the verylowest. . v ' ': ,

. :ways well marked, although the measles No. 50 Arrives at Charlotte from Richmond at

is ca!

recto:any?haveftcj o

iaet tlinloripapeinor ti

or oysticercus of the pig, and the distoma 2:50 a. m. Leaves for Atlanta at 3:00 a. m. A line of Colored Satius at 37c. worth 55cor fluke of the liver of the sheep, . when 51 Arrives at Charlotte from Atlanta at 4.05 a. A line ot tfourette Dress Uoods at loc. worth Zoc.havoc among the children. It is a form of present, are easily discovered. On the A line of Brillantine Dress Good at 19c worth 25c.m. Leaves for Richmond at 4.15 a. m.

time in Murphy, N. U. Being much inthe woods, I had frequently noticed thewonderful amount of honey-de- w depositedon the leaves of the trees in that section.The honey-de- w was much more appareuton the leaves which had a firm texture anda polished suilaoe. Bees were unusuallyproductive, and soon every hive in thewhole country was filled. The abundanceof honey that season was astonishing.One evening in the latter part of May orfirst of June of that year I was talkingwith John H. Hennesa, of Murphy, N. C,and he remarked that he bad witnessedthe' most singular phenomenon on theevening before that he had ever seen, andone that had puzzled him more to accountfor. He at once attracted my attention,as I knew he had been a hunter, fisher-man, and sportsman from his youth upbeing then near middle age and wasfamiliar with the habits and haunts of allthe animals in that section; knew every

Criminal Court and for the August Termof the Superior Court :

Fok Cbimixax Coubt S B McLaugh-lin, John Beatty, Thos Adkins, JB Mc-Ginni- e,

W F Harkey, II G L Rea, G BFesperman, J A Freeman, R A Packett,A A Porter, E H MoAulay, J R Cunning-ham, W L Bigham, C A Rigler, J WHunter, J E Griffith, RR Washam, USimmons, T A McCoonell,FE Alexander,E M Matthews, J W Robinson, M NYandle, N S Alexander, J R Baker, M CDavia, TH Haughton, M A Robinson,W S Brown, J S Spencer, P J Russell, JR Holland, C O Mercer, D K Sing, J MMendel, J W Hayes.

Fob Supxbiob Cotjbt. First Week.D P Kelly, E W Rigler, J R Hutchison,J H Griffith, Franklin Hoovis.S C Howie,L J Kirk, C M Creswell, David Weaver,W N Prather, A J Wallace, C A Downs,J P Flanagan, R W Flow, L C Morton,R B Alexander, Calvin Caldwell, M NWilson.

Second Week. E W Query, M M Mc-Re- a,

J A Solomon, T H Beatty, W MJoyner, S L Donaldson, S W Crowell, JMoBarnhardt, A L Dunn, S Wittkowsky,J L Caldwell, E fit Garrison, W M Mat-thews, J Walker Kirk patriot, R H Morse,B M Gsrrison, J M Miller, L R Barnett.

Third Week.Y J Irwin, J Moyer, S HKerr, J B Bethune, S D Alexander, G WScot iHe, J A Tounts, D S Ellington, J CWalker, Price Neeley, R C Beard, W JBy rum, J R B Cochrane, G W Lswing, JJ Ranson, J M Kirkpatrick, J W Hayes,J S Sosssmon.

The - Board meets again on Mondaynext for the purpose of revising tax listsand hearing complaints, &o. -

Proper Subjects for Legislation.- From the Statesville Landmark.

The Sootland Neck Democrat approvesof the suggestions originally msde in thispaper and which have been received witha great deal of favor by the press, that thenext Legislature provide quarters for thecriminal insane of the State apart from thevirtuous insane, and repeal .the railroaddiscrimination act under which so manyof our towns are suffering To these itadds another suggestion : ' that the Legis-lature require every insurance company,native and foreign, doing business in . theState,' to deposit with the State Treasurerinterest bearing bonds of undoubtedvalidity, to an amount not less than $20,-00-0,

subject to any judgments which maybe obtained against the company on ac-

count of insurance. The suggestion is anexcellent one. !' The way the insurancecompanies hoodwinked the last Legisla-ture is a caution. ' They promised that ifthe law requiring them to deposit $10,000in bonds in the State before they could dobusiness here, was repealed,- - insurancewould be cheaper,foreign companies wouldcome in and invest money, and diversother benefits would accrue to the State.None of these promises have been fulfilled.Rates have probably been raised on usoertainly they have not been reducedand certainly the promised capital has notyet come in. Under the existing order ofthings, as the Democrat well says, if a per-son who is insured get burned out, thecompany either dictates what it will payor snaps its fingers in his face and tellshim to get his money if he can. If it doesnot choose to'pay it can revoke its agenoiesand compel the citizen to bring suit inthe Federal Court. The conditions inevery insurance policy are so written asto give the company great advantageover its customer, and the State ought toframe its laws so as 'to foroe the com-pany to perform the little that it doespromise.

A line of double-widt- h Wool Serges at 45c.other hand, the measle-lik- e cysticerci of No. 52 Arrives at Charlotte from Richmond atworth ooc.12:40 p. m Leaves for Atlanta at 1 :00 p. m.veal and beef, and the trichinae of pork and

dysentery. In this county, in the PoplarTent and: Beth page neighborhoods, atleast-twent- children have died withinthe past two weeks."

A line of double-widt- h Albatross at 50c worthNo. 53 Arrives at . Charlotte from Atlanta atham, are less easily detected; bat meataffected with trichinae may generally be 6:10 p. m. Leaves for Richmond at 6:30 p. m. A line of "double-widt- h Wool Beiges at 50c.

worth 70c.CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA.The Wilmington & Weldon rail suspected by its darker hue and excessivemoisture, and especially from its being A line of Brocaded Dress.; Goods at; 12Jc. '

Arrives from Columbia at 6:10 p. m.

m.. goodI toarnf , a cotlRrofi ihssli

infiltrated with bloody serum. Leaves for Columbia at 1:00 p. m.In cooking, good meat shrinks but littleworth 20c. . . , . , f

New Arriral of Ginghams.We are showing beautiful styles at 10 cents

A.t T. 'df O. Division.and does not lose much weight; the juice-- 1 . !1 3

road company, has declared a dividend offour per cent, on its capital stock.

icir Our warmest sympathy and fullheart goes out to the bleeding, oppressedand poverty stricken of the human family.But we have always thought and stillthink the passage of the homestead andpersonal property ' exemption law was a

Arrives from Statesville at 10:45 a. m.Leaves for Statesvile at 6:35 p. m. and 12: cents. A ; ? ' i " i ' 'in aiwaya ugnuy aciu, ana contains, an

excess of phosphate and potash salts.But bad meat shrivels up, boils to pieces.kind of tree and its common name; knew CAROLINA CENTRAL. Second Arrival of Parasols.

We will save you money if you buy them ofby heart every path and road in WesternNorth Carolina, and never lost or missedbis course even in the darkest night; was

us. we have an elegant assortment.Leaves for Wilmington at 8:15 p. m, ani for

Laurinburg at 7:40 a. m. r s .r

Arrives from Wilmington at 7:50 a." m., and

or "breaks down, in consequence of anexcess of serum and gelatinous substance.Diseased meat is always more or less like-ly to disagee with those who' eat it, and

great mistake and a political blunder. The

Eleventh District Judge Graves.Alexander July 26, 1 week.Catawba August 2, 1 week.Cleveland August 9, 2 weeks.Cleveland October 25, 1 week.'Mecklenburg August 30, 3 weeks.

Union September 20, 2 weeksiincoln October 4, 1 week.

Gaston October 11, 2 weeks.Rutherford November 1, 2 weeks.Polk November 15, ,1 week. , j ;

. Twelfth District Judge Avert.Madison August 2, 2 weeks.

Madison August 22, 2 weeks.Buncombe August 16, 3 weeks.Buncombe December 6, 2 weeks.Transylvania September 6, 1 week.Haywood September 13, 2 weeks.Jackson September 27, 1 week.Macon October 4, 1 week. ,.

Clay October 11, 1 week..Cherokee October 18, 2 weeks..Graham November 1,1 week.Bwain November 8, 2 weeks.

Mail Orders solicited.gifted with the most accurate and acuteit is a mistake to suppose that cooking is

irom Liaunnourg at 4:40 p.. m. , j ;

Shelby Division of Carolina Central.powers of observation of any man I everknew, and, withal, was a man of the mostundoubted veracity.

He said that the evening previous, re

always a corrective, or destroys the poison-ous quality. While trichnse and other

WITTKOWSKY & BARTJCH,May 14, 1886. Charlotte. N. C.

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SPRING MILLINERY.Our SDrinsr and Summer Stvles . of MIL

Leaves for Shelby at 8:15 a. m.Arrives from Shelby at 5.40 p. m.

great object and purpose of its passage, intruth its only purpose, were to enlist thesympathy and capture the vote of thepoor people for the Republican party.Scotland Neck Democrat.

Who Was to Blame. The reasou whv

parasites may be and are destroyed bvturning from a hunt, he saw what appear sufficient cooking, the meat is still un-- RALEIGH & AUGUSTA AIR-LIN- E R. R.ed to be a rain, or mist, falling over a holesome, liable to cause cholera morbus LINERY is now ready, embracing all the latest

novelties in Hats and Bonnets for ;Passenger Train Leaves Hamlet 2:45 a m, arrives

at itaieign v:uu am.and other derangements, though not liableto communicate the parasitic disease.

small space of ground. Every thing wasstill, and not a cloud was to be seen in the Leaves Raleigh at 7.-0-0 p m, arrives at Hamlet Ladies. Misses and Children.

Plumes, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Gauzes,

the Tariff bill was voted squarely down inthe House of Representatives last week outhe question of takiug it up for considera-tion, is that the bill was framed by Demo

:l:3d a m.The flesh of animals which have died of

WESTERN N. C. RAILROAD SCHEDULE.pleuro-pneumon- ia and other febrile dis-eases is also dangerous,the opinion of some

Silks and Ornaments, in all the new and desira-ble shades.' The largest stock and the lowest

rices of any Millinerv Establishment in theE tate. All

cratic free-trade- rs only, the Democratic Passenger train leaves Salisbury 11 25 A. M.. ar

sky, and there were no indications of rain.On approaohing the place he found to hisgreat surprise that it was a mist of honey-de- w

falling like rain from above, andcovering the trees and ground where itfell with a film of honey. That he wasprepared to prove what he said or he

veterinarians and most butchers to theprotectionists not being allowed to have rives at Asneville at o 10 f. Al., and at Faintcontrary notwithstanding. Hats ana Bonnets ! vkock at H.lo p. m.Leaves Paint Rock at 7.00 a. m., and Asheville

Civil actions only.Criminal actions only.

iCivil actions only, except jail cases.jCriminal cases only, except: civil actions not

requiring a jury.

Our Supreme Court Judges.From the Rockingham Rocket.

Trimmed by Mbs. Querv, are a sure guaranteem .

A Kentucky Opinion of English

aoythipg to say in its construction. TheCommittee of Ways and Means was madeby Speaker Carlisle. It consists of thir-teen members, seven Democrats aud six

at 56, and arrives at Salisbury at 0.80 p. m. of their being tastefully and correctly trimmed.would not have mentioued the circum The night Train leaves Salisbury at 1.20 A. M .Women. I have rarely known a perfect DT6SSGSinignij ana returns io sausDury at 12.43 A.ly agreeable English woman, unless sheRepublicans. ; In selecting the seven Dem fli. intgui) Made in the latest styles, and at the lowest possi-ble prices, j.,,-- , ... ; ,was an Irishman, which is a bull and be

of thOh

for tlthe twillcyoan,&&d'j

'.K?HailWestTeoni22 ocityi

Ito&dDanIvnoJmsntcounlsurvcone rwoulfromCUnalera 1andmilesprobimilesbeiflAtlarthatwoa!,ville,coaniscribtie i

not at-t- U

runs!

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stance. 1 at once asked to be shown tothe place. He took me to a spot ' on theHiwassee river, about one-ha- lf mile dis-tant from Murphy, and there, just as he

side the question! When the English We have no sympathy with the sense- -ocrats, Mr Carlisle took care that theyshould all be free traders.. Not a singleDemocratic protectionist, not one of the

CAPE FEAR A YADKIN VALLEY ROAD.woman has onlture and learning, she be leBs hue and cry that has been raised by Leaves Greensboro 10:00 a. m. ; V '. 'A

....... u. M: tiUJCKY.April 16. 1880; . . ; ; ; ,i

! STORAGE FOR COTTONsaid, there appeared to have been a veri Leaves Fayettesville 4 p. m; arrives at Bennetts- -interested parties, as we believe, iu oppo-

sition to the of JudgesSmith and Ashe. They are too old,' for

vllle. S. C, 7:15-- p. mDemoorats who on this question go withMr Randall, Mr Arnott, MrFindlay, andMr Le Ferve, was admitted to this com-mittee. The fault was primarily with the

comes a blue-stockin- g; when she has not,she remains the poor, slavish thing whichthe inherent brute in the Anglo-Saxo- n

character makes her. Now and then yousee a beautiful woman in Eugland, in

Leaves Bennettsville, S. C, 8:40 a. m ; Leaves At the Charlotte Ware-Hous- e.

table shower of honey. The leaves oftrees and plants, and even the ground it-

self were covered with honey tor a spaceof the diameter of about forty feet, ap-parently evenly distributed. There could

Fayetievme iz:zu p. m., arrive at Greens If vou wish to store your Cotton this Is one ofsooth, aud yet it is a matter of universalremark requiring not alone the legal proSpeaker. In forming the committee he boro 6:0U p. m.

No one allowed to ride on freight trains. the best and most convenient Warehouses in thecity. For terms, Ac, apply toexoluded an important element of the fession to appreciate it that no court haswuicu event sne is nasty io oe a oarmaid.

But the rule is otherwise. Louisvillenot have been less than a barrel or two of rmJMU B BUKWJSLiL), orR. A. LEE & CO.ever done harder work and more of it.

In the face of this fact and - the publishedDemocratic party, and the Tariff bill wascomposed accordingly. .It was made to bebeaten and it was beaten. Fair olav is a

i BUIST'S NEW CROPTURNIP SEED.

Courier.

Senatob Pugh's Unhappt Daughter. Red Tod. Flat Dntr.h. Holdon R.U A mWjewel.

this honey, and probably much more. Ittasted considerable like bumble-be-e honey,and was undoubtedly the same as that wefind on trees in dry seasons. The chemis-try of Nature is truly - wonderful, and Ihad almost said, "the more we find out

reports which show the very large num-ber of cases in which elaborate opinionshave been delivered, it is useless we opine,for these oppositionists to be trying to

Omaha. Neb.. Julv 2. Senator Pnoh'aBagging and : Ties.

20,000 Yards Dundee Bagging-- o U500 Bundles Delta Ties at

SPRINGS & BURWELL'S.uiooe. w nue uione. w mie Nnrrmtr hmi tKeep clear of personalities in Globe, Pomeranean White Globe, Rata Baza.daughter was rescued from her brutaltSr The Collector of Custom at New

York is charged with dismissing 330 Re compass the overthrow of the presentDercn i op, x enow Aoeraeen, oouinern .Prize.

All Fresh and at lowest prices. Wholesale andnusoand, Mr. here yesterday bjher brother and taken to Alabama. Thathe less we know." "Our fathers did eat 1 1" January 1st; 1886. we willcourt on the ground of inefficiency. Themanna in the desert" and were satisfied. Senator has been unable to learn her I W. Mr WILSON A CO..

publicans and appointing 280 Democratscontrary to the Civil Service law. OurCivil Service North Carolina editors

people will have none of it. This appealwhereabouts for more than a vear. The July 2, 1886., Druggists.

move to the large and convenient store cornerCollege and Fourth streets, where we will bepleased to see our old friends and hope to makesnanv new ones.'! In the meantime we are at the

to the sentiment that young men lire imW. B. Zw, in Sweetwater News.

Never condemn vonr neichhnrman she married turned out to be a worth

general conversation. Talk of things, ob-

jects, thoughts. The smallest minds occu-py themselves with personalities. ' Person-alities must sometimes be talked ' becausewe have to learn and find out men's char-acteristics for legitimate objects; but it isto be with confidential persons. Do notheedlessly report ill of others. 1 There aretimes when we are compelled to' say, MI

do not think Bounoer a true . and honest

peratively heeded even for Supreme CourtJudges is a plausible fallacy which at theless wretch, who keot her in confinement AYER1LL BEADY MIXED PAINT. Old Stand with a large stock of . ,and beat her. Young Puge threatened

ought to raise a row about this and demandthat the New York Collector be dis-charged. If they are consistent theyought to object to ; Republicans beingturned out and Democrats being accepted

first blush, is "taking" particularly withunheard, however many the accusationspreferred acrainst him : everv ntnrr - ha

Prepared Ready , for. Use. - Groceries and Provisions.youthful innovators-who- , in their zeal,mm wun a revolver belore be could getan interview with the unhappy woman. In the AVERILL PAINT will be found the Which we are anxious to sell for Cash or itwould discard the traditional conservatism following good qualities :- - It does not fade or Equivalent. .

two ways of being told, and justice re-quires that you should bear the defense aswell aathe accusation, and remember that

in strict accordance with the Civil Service SPKLNUS 1 UKWELL.caaik on, but retains its freshness and brilliancyBut where there is co need to ex--man. Mb Riddlebeegkb Rrom.ss a Hnuuir. iut many years, ana win law mucn longer thanthe best Lead and Oil mixed in the old war. It

of old North Carolina which in the pasthas ever looked upon old and tried Judgesas the best and safest. North Carolinahas many bright lawyers, but not so many

law ; and if there is any provision in thelaw lor turning out men of one party and tbk. During the debate in the Senatethe malignity ot enemies may place you ' tST. If you owe as anything we was it.

on a motion to reduce the number of fire is a pure Linseed 00 Paint, ready for use, con-venient, permanent, handsome. easirv amlied.

asj e ituiiai rwoisjiwu rr twtr 4ttirrvr putting in those of another, then, veruv. s SPRINGS & BURWELL.Not; 6.1885.! :;i f fi It If fill1men. Mr Riddlebereer criticised tha Ap 0 '. .it is a grat.d htmxbng.-Newbe- rn Journal economical, sre-pro- oi, water-proo- i, preservativeWashington. Julv 4. Dr. ChaDDelle. safe and able Judges.. Then, say we, go

slow in the matter of changing from the oi iron rvooa fiaster.se : .propriation ; Committee for cutting offpoor laboring men and takincr eira .ni

i i t i. r ii in ;

: Central Barber Shop.Suitable for all climates. Prepared for Im

the pastor of St. Matthew's Roman Cath-olic churoh, gave a- - handsome dinnerlast week at Welcher'a to Monaiirnor

GREY TOOLE, has, again assumed control

press an opinion, let poor' Bouncer, swag-ger away. : Others will take his measure,no doubt, and save you the trouble ofanalyzing him and instructing them.And as far as possible dwell on the goodside of human beings. There are fsmilyboards where . a constant process ofdepreciating, assigning motives, and cut-ting fop.; character goes forward. Theyare not pleasant placet. Rev. Dr. JohnUaU.

The latest adulteration is the tried and proven to the untried and inexperienced.itself. Instead of cutting off poor labor--

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mediate application. Requiring no Oil, Thinnermixing of salts of tin with molasses," the w una.- '.hi. ;c-.-v-- ..n--ing men, ne aaid, let them dismiss thetonsorial artist ' who splits the hair inStaniero and Count Mnccioli, the bearers IST The Massachusetts legislature has Sold by the Gallon cnlv. in nackaees to unit

and proprietorship of the "Central Barber Shop"opposite Central Hotel Building, where he willbe glad to see all his old customers . and . many ,

new ones. He guarantees satisfaction, to all whomay be pleased to. patronize him.

cover bald L places on senatorial : heads irom iioau uaiions.passed a bill appropriating $20,000 forot ; the ; beretta : from Rome. SenatorsVance and Gibson were among the invited

salts in question being aviralent poison.They give molasses its bright color. Per-haps this may account for some otherwiseinexplicable stomsch disorders. :. .

entertaining President Cleveland io caseana waxes ine quaMQ moustaches of Sen-ator; ' . :.. ; .. ., ..; it.

; , i y v W. M. WILSON & CO.,Charlotte, W. C.

April 24, 1885.guests. be should visit the state this summer, j Jan. 1, 1885. -

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