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Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23
M A R RIED /.

In this city, on the Goth inst, by the Rev N
M Woods, Mr. NJ. G. Quinn and Miss Minnie
daughter of Mr.. VIM. F. Phifer.
In Statesvlle on the 10Th inst, Mr.. FL. E.
Ramseur Of Lincoln county, and Miss 8. Addie
daughter of Mr.. John E. Montgomery.
In Salisbury. on the 9th inst, Mr.. W. F. snide,
of Asheville and Miss Jennie, daughter of Reu-
ben J. Holmes.
On the 1st iust, by the Rev. Mr.. Waller o1
Charlotte, N. c., near Richburg. Chester county
8. c., Mr.. G. g. Nisbet, formerly of Charlotte,
and Mrs. J. e. Moffett
In Cabarrus county, on the 18th inst, by FL
beth NJ Walter, both of Rocky River.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23
ID | E D

In this city, on the 10th inst, Kendle Bailey
Watt, son of G K. and Martha e. Watt, aged
years.
Raleigh papers please copy.
At Huntersville, on the 9Th inst, little Harry,
infant son of A. and Laura A. Darby, aged I
year r
In Shelby, on the 18th inst, Mr.. Gilbert Dick
son, aged 80 years.
In Concord, On the 9th inst, Mrs. Hallman,
wife of Rev. 8. T. Hallman.
Near Wilkesboro. recently, Mrs. Barber, wife
of Rev. r. w. Barber.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

a. An ingenious Strasburg dentist
lately extracted a molar, and finding it
sound with the exception of the JOINTS of
the root, he sawed them off, filled the
cavity with gold, and replaced it. 1t has
re-established itself, and is now said to be
doing business at the old stand in most
satisfactory manner. @E
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

OUR New York correspondent need
entertain no fear of encroaching upon our
columns. we readily surrender whatever
space his facile pen may require, knowing
our numerous readers are thereby enter
tanned. We congratulate you on the re-
receipt of the $1,000 order, only stipulat-
ing its ful6llment shall not require your
time to the curtailment of our New York
letter
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23
a~ Eovnt ia in a state If riot The

W Egypt is in state of riot. There
is strong feeling on the part of the people,
not only against the present form of gov
ernment, but against all foreigners. On
Sunday week $50 of the latter were
mobbed and murdered. The officials OF
the government have no control over the
situation. Europeans are fleeing the
country
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

W The Democrats of Chatham who
voted against prohibition are just as true
to their party as those who voted for pro-
hibition, and they have DO idea of being
used as cat-paws by Republicans, and
enable that party to regain their
supremacy in this State Chatham Re
cord.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

sB If the radicals are allowed to tri-
umph hereafter through a want of Tar
mony among Democrats, then the taxes
will begin to swell ; the election of magis-
trates will be given again to the voters,
and all negro counties will be given over
again to the rapacity of officials and the
management of incapable, and often
dishonest, fellows Wilmington Star.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

w A wife at Boone, Iowa, got di-
vorce from her husband solely on testi-
mony volunteered by her sister, who then
professed to detest him; but within month
the sister married the man, and confessed
that she had schemed to part the couple
for that purpose.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

W A young man of about 20 years of
age, rather roughly clad, entered the gun
store of Frank Prebel, in Chicago. on sat
urday, and walking up to the counter
handed the clerk slip of paper on which
was written, ''Let me see some of your re.
volvers." The clerk showed him several,
and the stranger did not speak, but made
his wishes known by writing. Finally he
slipped cartridge in thirty-two calibre
British bull dog revolver, and placing the
muzzle to his temple, fred before the hor-
rifed clerk could prevent him. Death
was instantaneous.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

SENATOR ANTHONY of Rhode Island, has
been reelected to the Senate, making bis
sixth term. Thirty years of uninterrupted
service in the Senate by man of moder-
ate abilities is remarkable record.
Thomas Benton being the only other Sena-
tor who ever served so long.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

sB A fearful tornado has swept over
Iowa and portion of Kansas inficting
immense loss of life and injury. to the peo-
pie and causing great destruction of pro-
perty. Over one hundred people are re-
ported killed and over two hundred re-
ported wounded.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23
NO PATENT, NO PAY.

PATENTS obtained for Mechanical Devices,
Compounds, Designs and Labels. All prelimina-
ry examinations as to patentability Of inventions,
free Our .Guide for Obtaining Patentsn Is sent
free everywhere. Address
LOUIS BAGGER q CO.,
Solicitors of Patents, \
Established 1864. Washington, d. g.
June 2, 1882.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

a. Judge Wallace decided in the U.
S. Circuit Court in New York, that no bill
can be maintained in New York coming
from another State when Judgment has
not been obtained in said State, and that
the judgment of another State would have
no force in New York save what is de-
rived from law.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23
CHARLOTTE MARKET. June %, 1882.

Cotton firm at the following quotations. Good
Middling 10, Middling 11A. Low Middling 1133s,
Good Ordinary 101l, Stains and Tinges to Il.
Country Flour, from wagons, % to So % per
sack; Corn 81 02 to 81 06 per bushel; Meal 81 0S;
Peas 81.
Western Bacon. from stores, IA by the side and
1874 by the box.
Fresh Butter 20 to 25 cents per pound; Chick
ems 20 to 80 each Eggs Is per dozen.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23
az All the popular Patent Medicines
are for sale by
WILSON & BURWELL.
THE
ALL-HEALING SPRINGS CO..

i IL IL
ALL-HEALING SPRINGS CO.,
(NEAR KINGS MOUNTAIN, ,N.C.)
Announce that the Season of 1882 will open
on the 18th day of May.
The Hotel has been renewed throughout and
increased to the length of 300 feet, with broad
piazzas 1900 feet in length.
The Dinning- Room has been doubled in size,
and 40 new Rooms added to the Hotel.
Sitting. Room 90 122 feet-Ball Room so
30 feet.
Bowling Alley, Billiard and Pool Tables,
Shooting Galleries, and Gymnasium.
Capacity for 200 Guests. Board furnished ut
Table d'hote and also on the Europea plan.
Splendid Band of Music engaged for the sea-
son.
Ball Room and other amnsements are not near
enough to the Hotel to interfere with the quiet
Of guests.
-Four Springs elegantly fitted MP, whose heal
ing qualities are unsurpassed. 1t is the cleanest
most comfortable and most perfect Health Resort
in the State.
MRS e. G. McCoRxLE, in charge of Dining
Room.
Terms. $50 90 per month; $50 per day, under
five days. Special arrangements with families
Hacks meet Trains at Kings Mountain and
Gastonia. Excursion Tickets from all points.
Dr. FRANCIS H. GARRETT,
Kings Mt. n. c., April 2s. Manager.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

IT has been suggested in some of the
northern papers that, President Arthur
appoint the 3Oth of June as holiday for
public rejoicing.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

LAST Sunday six boys were drowned at
New Orleans, FIVE men and two children
in the province of Quebec, one at Coney
Island, and very likely some in other
places. A warning to Sabbath breakers
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23
New Advertisements.

F FIne Apples, Peaches and Ice Cream, at Perry's.
wanted, Spring Chickens, Butter and Eggs.
M Howell
SStockholders Meeting-P B. Rufin, Secretary.
steam Engine for Sale-Springs & Burwell
Lynch school, High Point-Mai W. B. Lynch,
Principal
Cotton Gin. Mclaughlin.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

L1Er. Flipper, colored, is no more. The.
President has approved the sentence of the
court martial dismissing him from the
army for embezziDg.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23
Friday, June %. 1882.

Mr.. DARBY, republican candidate for
iudoe. claims he has not left the demo-
cratic party. Will he cote for the demo-
cratic ticket at the next election? } III
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

THE rejection by Justice Bradley of
Guiteau's application for writ of habeas
corpus closes up another and perhaps his
last legal loophole of escape
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June 21.-The
Charlottesville steam sassafras oil and
grist mills were destroyed by fire last
night. The fire was accidental. The loss
is not yet known. The mills were partly
insured.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

GEN. D. Ell. HILL will remain in Ar
kansas at the head Of the Industrial
University, he having withdrawn his
resignation. ~ ~s..:. tass
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23
COTTON GIN.

A consignment of the Celebrated "Griswold
Gin," As and 30 saws, manufactured by o W.
Massey, Macon, Ga, just received and for sale at
j. .MCLAUGHLIN'S.
June %, 1882,
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23
Other Markets.
NEW YORK, June 2

NEW YORK. June %, 1882.
Cotton steady-Middling Orleans 1211z, Mid
ding Uplands 124.
LIVERPOOL, June %, 1882.
613-16 pence.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

Cooper's Elixir Of Buchu,
Cubebs and Holland Gin is the best known
remedy for diseases of the kidneys. Sold by
WILSON 6 BURWELL.
Dec 23.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

PINE APPLES,
Red June Apples, Fresh Green Corn, Ripe Soft
Peaches and
Crystal Ice Cream,
At PERRY'S
June 23, 1882. Headquarters for Fruits.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23
Stockholders Notice.

SC0ckhOId0rSs Notice.
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY
Secretary and 1reasurer's O1scs,
Company Shops, N. c., June 20th, 1889
The Thirty-third Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of this Company will be held in
Raleigh on Thursday. July 10. 1882. Stock
holders desiring to attend can get tickets for
themselves and the immediate members of their
families (sos and children Huing under their roof
by applying to the undersigned fs
p. B. RUFFIN,
June 10, 1852. 3w Secretary. 6
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

We have opened our
Pattern Hats and Bonnets,
And will be pleased to show the Ladies the
GRANDEST DISPLAY OF FINE MIL
LINERY they have ever seen in this city.
MRS. P. QUERY.
March 81, 1882
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23
KNITTING YARN.

SPRING STYLES!
We are now opening our new Spring and
Summer Styles of
MILLINERY,
Including all the latest novelties n the Millinery
line.
Hats. Bonnets.
Flowers, Plumes, Ribbons, Silks, Laces, &c, in
all the new styles, colers and qualities.
Also, all the new Styles and qualities of Laces,
embracing White Goods, Neck Wear, Hosiery,
Gloves, Parasols, &C., the largest and most COM
plete Stock in the City.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23
LYNCH SCHOOL,

LIZ NCd SCHOOI,
HIGH POINT. GUILFORD CO., N. G.
MAJ. WM. BINeHAM LYNCH, A. M.
Rev. J.eB. RICHARDSON, A. III.
The Senior Proprietor, for fifteen years pro-
priet0r of the Bingham School, established the
LYNCH SCHOOL to reduce the expenses of q
thorough education to the lowest rates.
FAN Session begins July nth. For terms,
address
E MAJ. w. B LYNCH,
June %, 1889. 3w High Point, N. @. 8
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23
Local Items.

CITIZENS are reminded that this is the last day
for listing Taxes with Mr.. J. w. Cobb at the
Court House - 4.iFze. $50
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

Mr.. T. McGARvER, who is employed at the
bellows factory of Newcomb Bros, had his hand
caught in the machinery and badly mashed.
The physicians found 1t necessary to amputate
the thumb, but hope to save the fingers, though
they are badly injured. 9IssEsnS asas ;
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-23

THE engineer on train of the c., G. g. 4.
Road found himself minus fireman on recent
trip. He backed the train q short distance and
found him sitting on the track. He got aboard
and resumed business, doubtless thankful his
head was of SO much protection to his body.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-04

carried on BY European vessels. Great
was the establishment, therefore, to learn
that the Chinese intend to carry their tea
TO Europe in their own vessels, and for
that purpose they have arranged to start
Aeet of steamers, the first of which
vessels, called the Meifov, arrived in the
Thames this week from Shanghai with a
cargo of three thousand tons of tea.
Others will rapidly follow, and not only
will our Celestial rivals bring their tea to
market, but they also intend to sell 1t
themselves. and the gentlemen have
arrived from China to be managers OF
hugo establishment in London, where
purchasers will be sure of having real
China TIA, fer they will be able TO purchase
it from the growers. This WAS never
dreamed of in past days. Fancy new
tea establishment with pig-tailed, almond
eyed shopmen behind the counter, and
with smiles child like and bland, recon-
mending their howery pekoe, or their
Young hyson, or their souchong to the
notice of the English housekeeper.
August.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-04

AMERICAN INVENTIONS AND AMERICAN
MACHINERY in the principal markets Of
the world hold the first rank. Notwith-
standing the high price Of labor in tn
United States, the products of our skilled
artisans and improved machinery com
pete successfully with those of the ill-paii
labor of Europe, where in thousands OF
cases the machines employed IRE the re-
suit of American ingenuity. The awards
at the great International ExpoSltiOns OF
Paris and Vienna are only en- creed trim
utes to the superiority of the inventive an |
mechanical genius of our comparatively
new land, which also furnishes bread and
meat to myriads of our Old World breth
rem.
Yet, while some of those who originate
much that is readily grasped at the world
over, for It's manifest excellence and utii-
tv. realize immense returns for their skill,
there are other inventors to whom the
road to fortune proves difficult path
While our patent laws are more liberal.
and afford a better protection to inventor
than those of any other country, there is
much in having an invention properly
placed before the Patent Commissioners
| The immense volume of business transact
cd in that department requires that The
solicitor for a patent be able to give his
client information as to p,tentability
conflicting claims and other obstacles
such information as none but an expert
can give.
70 inventors, we would commend Mr.
r H Eddy, State street, Boston, rs It
leauing and most successful solicitor o
patents; one who. for his two score years
experience and his familiarity with the
laws and technicalities in this and foreign
countries, is most competent to advise
them in regard to American and European
patents. trade marks, designs, reissues,
etc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-04
News aud Gossip.


The fund for Mrs. James A. GArneld now amounts
to tsBl. s9l72.
Ex-viee-President wheeler will spend most OF
the winter In the south. visiting Texas and Ar.
zona.
President Arthur keeps his lead wife's portrait,
which hangs in his room at the White House
wreathed with flowers which are renewed every
day.
Hon. Roscoe Conkling is, 1t Is once more report
ell, seriously out OF hetTh, IN I untIle To oninci
the legal business offered To him. He eats but little
and suffers from sleeples.uess.
The star route people hive had seven LAWYERS
to pay for the last SIX months, and many people
a, e beginning to think they are punished enouih
Chicago Tribune.
greenback with hole In it will be received
where silver dollar having a hole would be 'e.
fused. This is Iowa argument IN favor OF green
backs.-TN. D. Picayune.
A Quaker's advice his soh on his welding day
was: When thee went counting told thee TO
keep thy eyes VILE open; now that thee is married
tell thee To keep them half shut"
4 late discovery of English anthrOpOogists is
hat Cinderella was not and could not have been
really the youngest daughter, but as "'he archaic
guardian of the sacred house hi must have been
the eldest.
A Louisville girl whose stony hearted papa re-
fused her a seal.skin sacque suddenly disappeared
and was found working as a servant to earn the
necessary money. She was taken home amt con
snled With the fur.
a Rouse's Point man has built for his own use al
ice bicyce. He has inserted peg points IN III in
al. nf A
sueau of the travelling wheeI behind he has par o
runners ABOUT Is inches apart.
Another meeti, of the stockholders Of the Kee
lev motor has been hell at Philadelphia We nal
suppo Led hat several years agh all persons who
W 20 81 unfortunate as TO own Keeley motor stock
t aded 1t fl for second hand paper collars.-GAl
| bany journal.
| Ex-senator Thurman was looking at his boxes il
which his private books and papers had beer
packed in bis old committee room. He saw that tn
lettering on the boxes was, " Hon. \. q. Thurman
Keep dry" Turning to friend, he said: "Wh
the duce would ever think ofgiving me such advic
MS thatr'
| Mr.. Evarts told Chicago reporter that he " fel
that Mr.. Blaine was drawn int an unfOrtu nate po
sition owing to his overweening zeal to gain tn
appreciation of the people Of the United States; :
aud regarded our position on the Clayton-Bulwo
treaty "as not wholly consistent nth the spirit Q
international law and precedent" He regards Mr.
Rlane's candidacy in 1884 as a possibility.
| The Morrill, hill. providing for commission q
nine experts to report scheme of tariff revision
Is expected to pass the Senate, but desperate re
sistance will be made. The tariff for revenu
only" men are said to be preparing their speeche
against it, and the debate is likely to he long one
The House is very jealous of any attempt by tn
Senate to originate any legislation affecting tn
revenues and this account 1t is not believed tina
the passage OF the Morrill, bill by the Senate WI
contribute to the expedition OF this method Of tart
| IefoEm.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-04
lFrom Our Regular Correspondent
Washington Letter.
W,surNnrnN C ]

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. l, ~.
There has been more gayety than usual
during the sumner-like holidays, which
we have enjoyed since congress adjourned.
The chief social event has been New
Years receptions, which in Washington.
rs in all capitals, are picturesque in the
pomp and tinsel of diplomacy and war
not grim visaged war; nor harsher
havoc than that made on the susceptible
ties of girls. by the elegantly uniformed
and perfectly padded shapes manufactured
ut West Point and the naval academy.
New Years calls in Washington are the
overture to the great social opera which is
played every season, with ever varying.
comic, tragic, or romantic episodes. On
New Years, masculine Washington. from
The highest official to the department
clerk, and through all the ranges of hut
ton, and of chrome society, call and pay
heir respects to feminine Washington.
who, whether matron or maid, budding
beauty or blase spinster. is to be found,
usually in gas lighted parlor. srrayed in
her most aesthetic, least peripstetic dress.
rne social opening to-day was not essen
TALLY different from those of former years.
The diplomatic corps, in full court dress,
dqzzlingly bedizened with gold, lace and
buttons. called, first on the president, then
on members Of the cabinet and the su-
preme court, and finally, upon others of
less distinguished official rank. The mem.
beers of the capinet, justices of the supreme
court, army and naval officers, and so on
Town through all the various ranks and
grades of official life, spent the day in call
ing from house to house; shaking hands;
making bows; wishing every body hap
py New Year; eating cake, oysters. and
chicken salad; drinking wine and brandy;
getting sick or drunk Gd infHitum
p'ari6us anum.
Senators AMI members of congress who
have been absent during the holidays will
now return and bring their wive. with
them. The wives, if they have not fair
i,ughters Of their own, will invite the
fair daughter of some Influential constitu-
ent, and, in this way, the beauty of many
congressional districts will be represented.
But the beauty, wealth, taste and vulgar
,ty of the country will find representation
mere without the chaperonage of the wives
D congressman. The many and spacious
hotels are already filling up with those
VINO have money or can get credit. Wash
Ington, during the season, is o.a great
TX ent the rendezvous of those who spend
The summer in Europe, at Saratoga, Long
Branch. and a score of other seaside or
mountain resorts.
But Washington life is not all roseate.
We are on the eve of Investigations that
will tear regulations to tatters; of legisa-
ion that may change the frontier lines OF
parties; and of diplomacy that will vitality
Affect the future of this hemisphere, and
rela lively affect the world. Call you these
lul timesP Time is never dull except to
hose who are ignorant of what is goin g
on.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-04

There is much suffering among tn,
victims of last summers fire in northern
Michigan. M,nv are poorly housed and
scanlily fed and clothed.
Germrn immi,ration promises to be
even grraer 1882 than it has been j.
1891 A Berlin corresp Indent states that
1000 tickets have already been issued for
pls-a2es on vessels bound from B.emen
for this country in the spring, AMI that AL
equal nu nber will sail from Hamburg
LAST YEARS EXPORTS AND IMPORTS -
The exports from The port of New Yorl
for the year exclusive of spccie) wei
nearly 1927 100000 less than 1880 Tn,
imports we're some $50 100000 smaller
The specie imports show q decrease o
SlS 100000 and exports $2000,000 in.
Crease.
London has two subjects of interest
One the troubles in Ireland and the o he
the appearance Of Mrs. Langtry on tn
stage The English begin to be worried
because it is becoming evident that Par
nells no rent :" advice is to BE- followe,
by n large portion of the Irish tenants
Whether the non payment of rent is 70
the tenants good rs much as a universe
use Of the land court for making rent
reasonable would have been is more thai
doubtful, but it has come and a new issu
the continuance on any terms of land
lordism-has been raised in Ireland.
will cause much trouble aud suffering I,
settle it.
Fashion able London votes the Irsl
question vulgar bore and thinks tina
Gladstone went too far in humoring tn
despsed Cells; but it is just now excitin
itself because Mrs. Ltngtry, 1.-The Jerse,
lily" has become an actress. This lad
who was the reigning beauty for severa
seasons lately appeared in private theat
rcals and on the 18th of last month acte
the plrt OF Miss Hardcsstle at the Hay
mark t theater. She was so successful
that she is to begin the first OF this mont
with permanent engagement. Osca
Wilde, the apostle of 8stheLicism VIII
has Just landed in New York, defines thi
new craze to be the science of tn
beautiful, you know" Mrs. Ltngtry goe
on the stage apparently to give the publ
II chance to study this science for a rea
sonable consideration, yet she is said /
act very well.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-04

BY reference TO our advertising columns,
II will be seen that we have made arrange
nents to club with the RURAL New
YORKER and supply subscribers to both
papers with the RURAL's Free Seed
Distribution for 1882. The RURAL New
YORKER is conceded by leading farmers
To he the first agricultural authority in the
country, and it's experiment farm the first
to have been established in connection
with agricultural journalism, and in the
interests of subscribers-is unquestionably
serving the farming interests nobIy. !,
lias, within the past four or five years
introduced some of the most popular
varieties now in cultivation. We NAV
mention the Beauty of Hebron and White
Elephant potatoes; Cuthbert raspberries
Bount's White Prolific corn; Defiance and
other wheats; Mods Ennobled oats; the
Rural Branching sorghum, &C., &. These
have all been sent to subscribers free oil
charge. Specimen copies will be mailed
10 our subscribers upon application to the
RURAL New YORKER, "a Park Row, New
York.