The Charlotte Observer from Charlotte, North Carolina • 4

eieafcSSaSbStifcessaEB 79 flra HAMI'AK New Advertisements Daily Chronicle THE BUFORD Sunday Morning Jay 23 TTT A -KTI-p £71 TA -One nr two furnished VV -a IN HXyunfiraibel rooii gentleman and ife ih nil a pni ate family central-j located I' TUis Oftioe ORANGES! ORANGES! ORANGES! latly tealher Retord MuAL OM-1CB With all the Appointments of A LOT OF Cloice Florida Oranges CQ 4 jf-Xi-VEE jpg CO to ra P3 JU't revt-lwd t-div and fi-r Iw-uJ CHICKENS EGGS i lining In iLuiy Call at MERCER'S College Street- fratare MAan lew Foitit 48 Man Relative Humidity 8Ut Total Precipitation UO Mai mum lmpratae Miniraau Temperature 46 Average stats if fttather far AS a bAHRY Observer Sxgual Corp 8 A Inappreciable Rt'TJUEriFORDTOS REACHED CxtBlon of the Carolina leatral Completed to that Point Tomorrow morning Iiutherfordton be visited for the first time in history by a railroad train The western extension of the Carolina Central Railroad is now completed to point and the train which leaves Charlotte Monday afternoon 3:42 will reach Ruther-foulton at 840 on the samej evening This will be the first passenger train to Ruth -rfordton and the oC- I casion will be one of unusual inter- to the people of that place Itj be the realization of hopes long) entertained and long deferred and citizens of Rutherford ton have arranged to give the first train a rousing welcome Col Jones Maj Winder and the other officials this road deserve will receive the greatest credit the eneigy which they have displayed in pushing on the extension of road from Shelby to Rutherford-'OIl When the train pulls into Ruther-forilton Monday night three series cheers ill le given one for CoL Junes one for Maj Winder and one in gene Ruth slight ieraj h' A HUTCHISON GO SLOW HOT SAFE fledii i Ike LigbLiiaetrcd Tevtrtay-A Big Dtteket Bel Pig Bnilt l'p lor Judge 5 rare There has been an unusual amount i of thievery in this section during the past few days and as a result a big docket is being made up for Judge Meares at the Criminal Court to convene in this city on the second Monday of next month The first ca-s reported yesterday was the robbery of the larder of Mrs Rot-s who resides on the corner of Graham and Trade streets The cook room attached to Mrs dwelling was en-terday Friday night by some party who forced open the back window with a crowbar From the contents of the cook-room the thief selected a bucket of lard and then filled a dozen empty Jard cans with a nice quality of lime which was in a barrel near the window and which was doubtless mistaken for a prime article of flour A three-quarter sack of fine family flour that stood in a corner next to the barrel of lime was overlooked by the thief JAbout noon a colored man namtd Abe Watt went into Hales Boyne's jewelry store and asked to see some watches A number of silver cases were laid out for his inspection and Mr Hales noticed that the negro was rubbing his hands together in an un- necessarily vigorous maimer About the same time Mr Hales saw a $12 silver case slip down along Watt's wrist and disappear down hi coat- otlK-rwi-appiv noted for the I-Mr- steeve Watt then started to leave Poreuf erecting a inited States court i i rr 1 hi lUnt ailU postothre 111 tile cltV Ol but wat detained bv Mr Hales until Charlotte North Carolina to be ex-1 oD Policeman arrngton arn veil when ibe will its that at est will the and for the of lma any monevs in the Treasury not I i a ft" Indications for ToIay For Yirgirii warmer southeast intis rain For North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia Southeasterly shifting to south-vesterly winds: rain becoming slightly warmer For Alabama southerly shifting to colder northwesterly winds rain FIRST-CLASS HOUSE Second to None in the South Having beta newly urn i elegantly furnished in every Ibe II use toiiaun K'-VTy1 a' Atl rrliwinro 1 1 Inilutfuitiils Extraordinary luhowsky 15 rucb Tbt lit Wliy Mitt er A HirsldngtT -hi tl I i 1 1 1 iniri't Merit lb liit linking Powder STEAM HEAT AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS The Cuisine is under the immediate inspection of one of the and having a first class Cook will cater to the travelling public and feel confident if one trial is given us satisfaction will beaccui Jed by all auction sale F- change in the schedule on the Caro-! ifffpa Central train wih FURNITURE road Hereafter the Charlotte for Wil- 10 :28 11 am instead of inington at as formerly lixk I J-diy Al lie Umrehes To-Day ate K-formttJ Chun Services today at 11 a adI 4 Kev Moflatt pa tor eiii das Kb ol at ui ui pnst Lurch Trson Key A Mc-Mitaway patt rrtictsat 11 a and 7 8uii Iv-Nt bool at i in Trson tli'nii: Rev Swinde 1 pt St'rsts at 11 a pi and 7 in Mia dijr-N h'l at 3 Jupm Braver ne tiu Wednea ever at tiw pivdiKljui Ir A Miller p-r rv t- it 11 a ami I ha Min-il i hol al Hp in uuht Itiu Mei-Umr jit 7 jn MniutN imlti-ii bTouJ TrosUrun lievJ lair txrrvicea at 11 a in an 1 7 iu Sbowl at 4 LntLrran Lhtmii Rev a brown at 11 a ni an i 7 unda bend at 4 St Petr 6 pal Rev Cheshire Jr iyrsis li in inda Kd at 4 I tseLiag rarr it ao ree M-tbodat RevZ Faria past Srw '-a at 1 1 a xu and 7 jjop ru Sunday Scbod at 3 ni st I err a Catholic Rev Mark Uroa pator Mxhs at 11 a uru-N to I at ji a xn ItPDiDjj I raver aoU rruon 7 jj Colored iTe-lA inac Kc Mr Wychc paat ricee at 3 and 7 Sunday Si-hrn-1 at 11 a in st MuLael'a tEi Chart corner Hill ard Mint Pe Uston ator er ea etrv bun Uv at 11 a and 7 xc St ndiy hotl at 3 iu SN free I rst Baptist Cburrh Rev A A Pow ep pastor Services at 11 a and at 3 ni Mort Road Haa (fd The chmond and Danville's ap i Surcr vising Architect of the Treasury petite is still good and now-that the las apiearance for trial li 1 -e Mearea and was releaseil 1 Department The site and building Lost Tennessee irginia and Georgia 1 thereon when completed upon plans 1 Railroad has been comfortably dis- taken into custody that he wanted Successors to LATTA BRO To a Generous Public with New Greeting-! T'-ri In aK rb Top Waacii li-WrtK Mtintts 1 Parl-T "11 1 -r 2 spniJ' 1 ui tf hairs 1 ul Arm Lis li'ikrs ml liter rundture OLE" CO he was bond for fore udge He explained only to the watch About an hour after this occur-! reree colored man named Jacb of thtTr' 'A'11 "ut lr0i Point McCoinls went into tlc Kroeerv tore the ot one housnd Terminal are at pres-it eKoatme of I-oni Ilrutla-rson Trade strtvtand no plan for ead build- for the control of the leorgia Ctn-j finding everybody busy waiting upon 1 ln bIia11 tral but no detaiLs can be obtained Having succeeded the ell know firm of I Lattu Bro it is tary cd tbe Treasury involving an ex- and many of the parties interested sire to receiv'e and ill be our utmost effort to deserve that loval took occasion to the111-' uHUBtti-auUuuuj oa ue uo ooe esoia iic-icrriirscirI it oeserve lUalloVOl UHAKbOTTi: AM) VICINITY I ALEIillMR PRICE LIST bate ju'l r-t- lid el Maryland Butter Which we win sell fr 23 it' per SUCAR CURED HAMS WADE II II4RRI9 Iral Editor LOfth BRIEIA our de- customers tap support in-nditure exoeeding ile said sum of deny that a ded conwrning tjie at tne nanus or tne cuinniunity lucn so sed lastly attcnded the retiring in sneer r1- conoem anil has made them prom nent throuir mut the two i one hundred thousand dollars fur Georgia Central is on foot Calvin th'ill frwi vp- i ui me two uarownas open air i shall give erj close attention to our bus ness and shall have a special when he was detected He th Ending and the site shall leave Lnce however who conducted the care to the interests of cur patrons and as we 1 egin our new- life havn-no dronned the monev into a c-offee bar-! the lullJinS unexposed danger negotiations for the transfer of the accounts and naught agaimt anyone bearing -a: 1 will toward all vAti from fire bv an ojen space of at Rest Tennessee to tlx Richmond Ter-! aV a verv special liking for Lidies ho ve the re-fonsible charge of pro- I fvrty iel including and i miu1 Cmpany say that -the Rich-1 'Trf M- by turcd oiticen J6t ton tind Kn i rtcus ucilin i rf rt itriulR oi find tlio odp 7 nor- wtpjvv mond Terminal people are now ar-j to succeed Our expenx-s wiU be light relatival reduced as shall arve ihe onlj opicsmoii to the bill was ranging to control the Georgia Cen-: in active cajacity ourselves and as we have purchased our stock verv ad- in the committee and now that this tral The scheme is a great one and vantageously arid much under value means more than is shown on the This was the only contir zie and kcked up for trial al-out the time this affair curred the legless man who has been going about the city fur the iast We Will Bejin Sale ju ctTT' j-r lb Fair II-ad Ii at 7 i irl iriMu'M 'ii-tr -r 7 veiit: Pearl lb -if a dtrittn- 'd the lr Lanl at i rents tenatn Kraut -t 5 -ml' Sweet I all- Me hae last nreeloil three ar- ol CORN AND BRAN is an assured fact matiun that could be obtained Mr McAden spoke equally hojK-ful who is one of the Georgia lonflay Wnming And will offer inducements liertt jfore unknown to the trade THE FIRST BALL FROIVI OUR FRIEKDS few days in a toy cart and playing the fiddle for dimes let up a big wail and gave the curicuv crowds to understand that he had been robbed of $450 The party wLo robbed him has not yet been captui 1 Mr A Newell proprietor of the store at Newell's Turnout on the Richmond Danv lie road six miles north of the city arrived here yesterday and reported that on last Friday night the door to his store was broken open and goods to the amount of $50 were stolen He has no clew to the perpetrator of the deed Fine WLL'ii Vte Will J' lo-H ho Hour a bdty Will be much appreciated and will give will endeavor to substantially manife-t us an encouragement which we Very respectfully PHARR LONG Patent Hulle Central directors denies positively that any negotiations are pending and says that the only proposition made was refused long ago The Richmond Terminal officials aLsoeon-tradict the story of their having sought the control of the Georgia Central Gen Logan ice president of the company says that the road under the management of Gen Alexander was in harmony with his company and there was no desire chan ire their relations THE REA Northera Ba-Uli-Al Flour at i fits Call ainl r- 13 ALEXANDER GO WE ARE SELLING IAPH MARKETS BT TELEiil JANUARY 2- IssT I Mr Thomas Davidson of the IIojewell section who has been seriously sick for the past sLx weeks with pneumonia is now convales cing his friends will be glad to hear Ail the members of the Young Men's Christian Association are requested to attend the prayer anc praise meeting in their hall this afternoon at 4:45 Mr Henderson who has been in the car record office of this city and who lias many warm friends here has been called to Richmond in the Superintendent's office He left yesterday Prof Corlew superintendent of the Charlotte Graded School yester day received an application from Pennsylvania for the services of one of the graduates of the Charlotte training school At the Tryon street Baptist church to-night the pastor Rev A McManaway will preach a sermon for the benefit of the young people from the subject: Dr Massey of Station lias moved to Charlotte and will this week often out a drug store in the James building on Trade street opposite the First Presbyterian church We learn that the citizens of Dallas intend to raise a subsc ription to secure the service of a detective to ferret out the recent outrage at that place the details of which were given in Chronicle It is 6aid that Morris Bros had only $2(KX) insurance upon their property and that their full loss will amount to JUST Clilraifo lrodnr Market Open -PICKLED AND SMOKEI Sloes Ctajer Tlian Any Ollier Hoose! Because we seU FOR CASH only we buy 1 iyiy and ihre fmm tLe Manufacturers Recau-e a ppri-clit lng the value of a dollar In these hard time- have i-ut our profit to a minimum Because we want our trade and will mhke It to your In ft-rest btp from us Me hae retyived many NEW GOODS In the last few dai whi we shall be pleased lokue you and examine MOYER HIRSHIiYGER ONE PRICF CASH SHOE STORE salmon- codfish Wheat January Eelraary JIy Cjra January February May Oats January February May Fork January February Mv Lard January February May Clear Sides January February May close 78 -5S J51 5 1 a 25- SUs 12 2i 12 32 12 5 21' 6 52 i 6 72 6 2 25 6 42 a 77i St 4 35 -a as 0 25 25- 31 12 13'-' 12 05 12 37 6 4TS 6 47 5 6 67 6 171 fl 17 6 32 A 5w Order of Ttilnc 1 the White (Iriidnl nr bool A plan has been adopted at the rhite graded school in this city whereby the two sexes are to be kept separate and the boys and girls will hereafter find it impossible to in termingle The classes have been ar ranged so that the boys occupy pne part of the building and the girl3 the other part A high plank fence has been built through the graded school lot dividing the play ground from that used by the boyg and the isolation of one sex from the other is complete To further perfect this new system it has been arranged to dismiss the boys from school a short while before the girls are dismissed and the boys are to be accompanied up town by one of the male teachers It is believed that this new arrangement will result in much good and that it will prove satisfactory to all the patrons of the school IIERP-ING CON- aid GENUINE EOLL VXD DENIED MINCE-MEAT (Sower New) Cne Etrl Rw r-ud Burbink Potatoes Chelae Ihildwlrt Ai'i-U 1it Aaw York Produce Market Flour closed weat Minn extra 3 20 to 5 40- tbern stead Wheat dull No 1 Red State No 2 Red Winter Feb bJ- Corn firm No 2 runel cash IS1' No 2 mixed Jan 47s bid Oats oteady No 1 White 8tate 40 mixed Ion Fork dull Mess 12 25 to 12 75 Lard steady SO cash Sugar firm air to good refined Mew Goods HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES! HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES! TOROHON LACES! TORCHON LACES! TORCHON LACES! Our low prices are attracting widespread attention Full Stock of Domestics Liverpool Cttou Market of the pruspect but anticipates a delay in the passage of the bill by the House he suys thousand hills on the House calendar ahead of our public building bill and it will require a suspension of the rub's to have the Charlotte bill considered at anything like an early day The only trouble now is to have th bill brought before the Ileu-e and when that is done I fell certain that it will pass without Neither inemlxr of the committee gave an opinion as to the probabilities of a Presidential veto but no such fate as th seems to be apprehended for the hill The report of the committee on the bill submitted by Mr I) Johnston is apjxnded in full: Charlotte is a rapidly growin place having nearly doubled its population in the last ten years It is the center of a large country trade and the converging point of six railroads and an important railroad center upon the great trunk line North and South About twenty mail trams arrive and depart from it daily and about fifty route agents and railroad postal clerks have trans actions in person with the postoflice at this point The building in which the jostoffice is now held is not only not tire-proof but inconveniently located and wholly inadequate to the needs of the public service Tbe bus ness of the internal revenue department which is large in this district the receipts tor the last year be ng $41)945508 also requires at point suitable apartments and offices The United States Ciicuit and District courts are held in this city twice a year and there is no building for the holding of the courts the preservation of the records or the use of the other officers of the government aforesaid The judicial circuit in which it is situated comprises fifty counties with a population in 1880 of 648 18S In addition to the above a recent report from the postmaster at Charlotte shows the money -order business as well as the postal receipts to be very large to-wit Total postal receipts for 18S3 $16-53932 total receipts and disbursements in the money-order department $10465939 The following extract is from a recent written statement made by Judge Bond who holds the United States Circuit Court at this place The county courthouse is so inconvenient that the last time I held court there I had to hold it in the room of the national bank Charlotte is one of the most flourishing towns in North Carolina The business of the court will constantly increase and the government should give it a postoffice with a courthouse under Federal control for the convenience of suitors the safetv of records and for postol HI Last Trip Over tli Frry Mr Simon Hager the keeper of Hager's ferry on the Catawba river died yesterday His serious sickness was noted in Chronicle and the news of his death was not a surprise Mr Hager had kept the ferry that bears his name for a long number of years and was quite widely known He was a good man and a much respected citizen and his friends throughout this section will regret to hear of his death We hate In -t-eic Fine Fleur Haws Breakfast Ba on sw'st'I Beef and Par lowrues treeu and Roasted offer- Fme 'let' Ibmlhj trt(N Kle oatuieal Oat tl ikes Kuikwheit Frew and Turkish ITurif-s Dried Beans and Sur rn (t-nu-ne hweuer I bee-a- fta'ir Kraut Piekles uuei and plain Canned I roods Meats and ecetiKes In frreat ranetj lu fact our stm for VARIETY and tl ALI I Is not surpassoi by any in this st ate We respectfully ln lte ou to coll and see us Barnett Bethune At lowest prices Liberal discount on bolt pieces Mate Convention of 1'arraen A mass convention of the farmers of the State is to be held in Raleigh on the 2Gth inst and it will be largely attended All those des'ring to attend will have the advantages of the same railroad rates that were given on the occasion of the meeting on the 18th inst over all the roads constituting the Seaboard Air Line The ticket agents on the Cpe Fear and Yadkin Valley road are instructed to sell tickets at the rate of 2 1 cents per mile each way This will doubtless be the largest gathering of farmers known in this State in many years ANN'OUNCKMENT Peculiar Accident at a Saw Mill An accident of a very peculiar character occurred at the steam saw mill of Mr I Hunter near this city yesterday lie has one of the patent inserted teeth saws and while a log was being converted into plank the saw struck a railroad spike that was imbedded iu the timber Instantly the teeth of the saw flew about like so many bullets some of them embedding themselves in the timbers of the mill and others lodging in trees near by Every tooth in the saw save one flew out and it wai equal to the bursting of a bomb shell No one about the mill was struck by the flying missies Mr lunter fortunately had a duplicate set of teeth on hand and the saw was started again without much loss of time rfb MAIL ORDERS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY Of Interest to loovers of Art Nee tllework Mrs Harrington is receiving a beautiful line of new stamped goodt-Her stock will be novel of all the lat est designs and will be sold at New York retail prices She has evers shade and quality of wash silk and embroidery material All you havt to do is to call and see her stock in her new store second door below Wittkowsky Baruch Orders bj mail attended to promptly STAMPING A SPECIALTY Ladies wishing to take lessons in embroidery will call on MRS HARRINGTON Tone Open steady close dull Sales 711u0 Ua tm Receipts at our ports to-day 00 M0 Same c2mel ast year 17303 MANUFACTURED IN THIS CITY Naval Store Wilmington Spirits Turpentine firm at 36-' crude firm hard 1 00 yellow dip and virgin 1 90 rosin firm strained 75 good strained 80 tar firm at 1 £5 Patronize home industry Largest 5c renonal Prsjrplw Miss Annie Grier returned yester day from a three weeks visit to frieads and relatives in Monroe are glad to learn that Maj A Graham of L'ncolnton who has been seriously sick for several weeks past is now in a greatly improved condition and in a fair way to recovery Our Harrisburg correspondent informs us that Mr Query of that place is very sick with pneumonia and Mr Stafford and Mrs Wilson are also on the sick list the condition of the latter being regarded as serious boxes on the market Financial New York Money loaned at 3' Exchange steady Postal rates 4 b3 to 4 67 Actual rates 4 82y to 4 83 for 60 days 4 to 4 87 for demand Governments firm currency 6s 123 bid 4 coup 127 bid 4a coup llOibid Bonds North Caroiina-6s old 124 l' ask -Apr and Oct S3 bid NCtoNORH 1883 4s and 5s 102 bid coupons off 140 bid Apr and Oct 170 bid 7" cou pons off 140 bid ASK YOUR GROCE it FOR IT Ran Over by the Train At Matthews yesterday afternoon a serious accident occurred resulting in a probable fatal injury to a colored boy named Mike Gatewood The boy was working his way on the local freight train of the Carolina Central road and while the cars were being shifted at Matthews he fell from a flat car that was loaded with lumber He fell directly across the track and the wheels of the car passed over him When Gatewood was picked up it was found that one of his legs hod been cut off and that one hand was smashed to pulp Besides these wounds he was seriously bruised about the head and body Doctors McLelland Bruner were summoned to attend the unfortunate boy and gave him such treatment a the case demanded THE BELMONT HOTEL Is now open to the public Elctric Call Belli Gas Water AND ALL Modern Hotel Conveniences FIRST-CLASS IN ALL RESPECTS Rate $250 Per Day FRESH SUPPLY OF Fancy Groceries nicy Crackers Cnnnt Goo of yfl kinds Fine I ranch Candies Nuts Raisins Figs Good Sugar and Coffee ILckliis all Pork Sausage on hand all the time at Winter Exposure Cnw9 Conffb Colls Plariv Rheumatism Pueuuiorii Neuralgia Sciatica Backache tmd other ailments for which Capcine Piasters are admitted to 3 th best remedy known They relieve and cure in a few hours when no other application is of the least benefit Endorsed by 5000 Physicians and Drng-ci-rta Beware of imitations under similar sounding names such ns or Ask lor Benson's and take no others Examine carefully when yon bny All druggists 8EABIKY 4 JOHNSON Pioprietors New T'rV Cstto New Orleans Sales 6000 steady at Mobile Sales 3000 quiet at 9 Charleston Sales firm st 9 J' SavaDnah Sales 1150 quiet at 9 1-16 Galveston Sales 105 dull at 9 Wilmington- Sales firm at 9 Norfolk Sales 927 steady at 9 4-16 Augusta Sales 228 weak at 8 15-13 Memphis Sales 4200 firm at 9 St Louie Sales 960 quiet at 9 Cincinnati Sales 250 steady at 9 Baltimore Sales dull at 9 Philadelphia Sales weak at 9 Boston Sales quiet at 9 Louisville Sales firm at 9 JFor other markets Bee first pape i One Kight Titty 6H l'p Albany News aJQd Advertiser There is one right which the Northern Republicans can never make up their minds to grant to the Southern negro and that is to vote the Democratic ticket And yet the Southern negroes are fast learning that their best interests lie within the Democratic party Smallpox IiamloMt in New ork New York Jan 22 A smallpox pidemic is imminent in this city OVEBBAUGH Manager.