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Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
Political Items.

H- Hon. A. NJ. Waddell has left for q
canv assing tour. He speaks first in Ashe
willie. He has appointments also in the
Fourth and Sixth Districts, aud win pro
badly. speak in the First. - Wisnaington
STAR 81 aea lis sa gi} Gaa.s&3 st.B4I
eE Let every Democrat consider him
self o special canvasser and act according
ly rs though the result of this election de.
pended on his individual efforts, and q
grand victory will crown our efforts 10
November next. esftsr g{ssgfr.Egsy
~ Mr. Blaine will speak in Tennessee
MIR Blaine will speak in Minnesota, MI
Blaine will speak in Ohio and Indiana
and Mr. Blaine will speak in Pennsylvania.
These quoted facts reflect the happy an
nouncement of the organs, and prove once
more that Mr. Blaine is in politics. -EG.
az Col. Chas. r.. Jones aud Oliver
Dockery had conference few days
since, and rumor has it that Col. Oliver d.
will be candidate for Congressional
honors at the last moment. Better stay
at home, Colonel, and attend to your crop
= Wades6oro Times. .,< .I4' =
W Let every Thoughtful Democrat re.
member that Independentism and Liberal
ism means aid and comfort TO the Reppb
licans. Those who are not with us are
against us. All Independents are disor.
ganizers, and disorganizers are enemies.
~ That was rare compliment which
the Democrats of Forsyth and Stokes gave
Mr. j. G. Buxton at the Senatorial Con
vention last week-and it was compli
ment to true man. 1t 10 q custom fol
the Democrats of Forsyth and Stokes tc
take alternate years in, naming the Sena
tor. This year it was the right of Stokes
to name the man, and it named j. G.
Buxton, Esq, of Forsyth. This is a com
pliment no other man in North Carolins
has received in recent years.-Raleigh
Chronicle.
az Blaine, Logan and Sherman are
bidding for the Republican nomination
for the Presidency in 1883. The latter
gentleman is still sailing under the bloody
shirt flag. o-.., -.ffs tN
PRosEcUr1oN OF Hon. J. w. REID
Attempt was made before the Magistratet
here this afternoon to have . warrant 10
sued against Hon. James w. Reid for OBJ
tanning money from the Wachovia Bank
under false representations. The charge
contains large list of enumeration o.
fsc:s or statements, charging very grave
offense. The Magistrates promptly re
fused to issue a warrant, and at this
writing it is rot known what the prose
cutting parties will not resort to. W.
have no comments with present facts be
fore us pro or con, but we think the whole
affair has adeep-dy yed tinoture of maliciou'
prosecution, coming as it does, at this
time, and under the present surrounding
circumstances.-W Winston Daily, Oct. 5th
[The whole thing is personal matter on th'
part of the enemies of Mr. Reid, who is goot
and true man in every respect.1
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
The GREAT DANGER.-We ask that

The GREAT DANGER.-We ask that
every parent, man and woman, shall read
the article from the Richmond Whig
about the dangers Of cigaretts-smoking.
and take steps to stop their boys from in
dulging in the bad practice. School
teachers, as the Whig suggests, should
aid 10 abolishing the bad practice. 1t is
as bad crime to make cigarettes as it is
to distill whiskey-both are doing q vast
amount Of harm. Grown-up men are in-
jured by cigarette smoking as we'll as
boys, and all should quit il. Ii smoking
is INDUCED in at all, smoke good cigar
or clean pipe, but not the villainous
cigarette. rses
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

Cotton market steady at $50 and $50.
Some lots were sold at cents per pound
during the past week. 1,4o7 Bales were
brought TO this market this week.
Peas are in demand at 10 and IS cents
per bushel; Oats so and 60 cents for
ordinary pErposes.
Corn and Meal 65 and 40 cents per
bushel. p,ai"
Bacon Sides, from Stores, u cents per
pound.
Sweet Potatoes 40 to so cents per bush
ell; Irish SO to 60 cents per bushel.
Corn Whiskey, from country Distil.
leries, $l.25 per gallon; Apple Brandy
$l.25; Peach Brandy $3.50 to % per gallon.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
DI e d


In this city, on the 1st inst. at the residence
of Capt VIM Clarkson, Mrs Mary e Simons,
relict of the late DIR Simons of Charles.
ton, 8. c., aged 78 years. She was the step
mother of Mrs Clarkson. .5.r
Near this city, on the 4th inst, Mr. Allen
Stewart one of the Oldest citizens of the county.
In Asheville. on the Sd inst, Mrs. Gregory
formerly of Charlotte, and wife of the late DR..
W. W. Gregory of this city. .5I a. -....s..
In Raleigh, on the I'd inst, of paralysis, MIR s
L Riddle, aged 81 years. Mr. Riddle was for.
merly resident of Charlotte, having been Teller
of the Bank of North Carolina at this place.
In Castor county, on the 1st inst, suddenly
Mr. James Mckee.
In Lincoln county, on the 9Th inst, Maj A A
Mclean, aged 93 years-about the Oldest citizen
of Lincoln county. s
In Cabarrus county. on Rocky River, on the
4th inst, DR. Thos 8 White, after short illness
In Salisbury, on the 30th ult, Mrs Hattie Lane
Robbitt, wife of Rev w H Bobbitt of the N c
Conference N e Church, South.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

sB Democrats who are in favor oil
electiug the nominees, had better be or
gauizing. They should remember that,
as usual, the eolored vote will be given
for any man that is trying or willing &c
disrupt the Democratic party, and that
the negroes will have the aid of some
white men who have been often beaten
for office and therefore BECOME disgruntled
We think there is danger of several nomi
nees being beaten, but active work now
can prevent it.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

az The Atlanta Constitution of Oct.
4th, contains sixteen columns OF sales of
city property for nou-payment of taxes,
amounting to six or eight hundred pieces
of land in the city. The fact indicates
that business is very much depressed in
Atlanta, or something else is the matter :;
but in Atlanta the depression is ascribed
to Prohibition, and consequently the con.
test between the Prohibitionists and anti.
ProhibitioDists has been continued. We
copy from an exchange the following
statement in regard to recent contest:
s'The defeat of the Atlanta prohibition
lists last week was a severe one. The con-
test was for State Senatorial nominees.
A dispatch says:
"The Prohibitionists put into the field
ticket headed by P. Westmoreland, and
composed of men pledged TO fight for the
most stringent prohibition laws. The op-
position, or Conservative ticket, was
headed by Clark Howell, night editor of
the Constitution, and a pronounced high
license man. The campaign was hot,
short and bitter, and both sides worked
all day for all they were worth. Some of
the strongest Democrats, men who for
merly favored the Prohibition movement,
and who subsequently became convinced
that Atlanta was being injured by the
prohibition law to the exten: of many
thousand dollars annually, bolted the tenn
perance movement aud supported the op-
position. The Howell tickets majority is
900 out OF total vote of 400. What
effect this will have upon the other pro-
hibition districts of the State prior to the
general election remains to be seen.n
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

LINCOLN CoURT.-The Superior Court
for Lincoln county was opened on Mon.
day last by Judge Graves. The follow
ing persons compose the Grand Jury
Theodore Ramsaur, foreman; Jacob A
Carpenter, p Beal, George Cauble, W
E Howard, D L Poovey, J c Hoover, W
L Lenhardt, Pinkney Leonard, A W Det.
ter. A g MoCaslin, Robert Grouse, W A
Lackey, D P Kincaid, D A Boyles, Adam
Hoover, Sidney Cherry.
The celebrated case of the State against
Massey, was again postponed. Mr. Massey
is charged with having burnt bis own
Mill, aud he has been anxious for q trial
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

- ! Georgia Election. Oct. e.
There was no opposition to Gen. Gordon
for Governor, and the Democratic candi-
dates for State Offices. The Knights OF
Labor candidates for the Legislature
created some excitement, but the regular
Democratic nominees are elected to the
House and Senate A light vote was polled
here and throughout the State, there being
no Issues or opposing candidates to bring
out foil vote. .."s .#
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

az A Persian poet gives the follow
ing instructions upon the important sub
ject of how>to manage woman: "Wheu
thou art married seek to please thy wife,
but listen not to all she says. From mans
right side rib was taken to form the
woman, aud never was there seen . rit
quite straight, and wouldst thou straighteni
It breaks, but bends not. Since then 'ti'
plain that crooked 10 woman's temper
forgive her faults and blame her not
nor let her anger thee, nor coercion use
as all is vain to straighten what il
curved" $50 ass ...
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

W The State tax should be reduced
to ten or fifteen cents on the 800 value.
We repeat what we said some weeks ago,
there is too much surplus in the State
Treasury, unless the Treasurer has been
buying up State Bonds largely. If he
has been buying State Bonds, then we
cannot tell exactly how much surplus
there is now on hand, as We have no
means of knowing the amount of Bonds
pnrchasad
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

az 1t is stated that about the 10th OF
December Gov. Jarvis will arrive in this
State, from Brazil, on a visit
We can find 40 authority for the state.
ment that Gov Jarvis will be candid ate
against Ransom for the y. s. Senate, but
we are told that Gov. Scales will be q
candidate.
We regret to learn that Gov. Scales ID
now in bad health from severe cold, and
is occasionally confined to bed.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

W The Supreme Court OF Virginia
has refused to grant T. J. Cluverius, the
murderer of Miss Lillian Madison, q new
trial, aud he will be- re-sentenced by the
Hustings Court Of Richmond, Va. Moth
ing but executive clemency can save him
from the gallows. He committed the
murder on the night of the 18th OF March,
1885. and all that money can do has been
done to save him.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

FRosT.-In this section frost appeared
about two weeks earlier than last year.
Sunday and Monday mornings, Oct. Sd
and 4th, frost was seen in Charlotte, and
on Saturday morning, Oct. I'd, there was
frost along the line of the Western N. G.
Railroad from Morganton west.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
- The Nashville Union like

w The Nashville Union likens Sam
Small to the famous Tennessee orator,
Gen. VIM. T. Haskell. 1t discovers great
similarity in their style of oratory, and
says Sans injection of the Blair bill into
a temperance speech reminds it of Haskell's
stopping in the midst of an eloquent
speech to discuss the question of "pet
squirrels A rather unpleasant inference,
however, can be drawn from the compari-
son, since the Union afirms that when
Haskell made his speech he was on the
way to, the lunatic asylum. --.4
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

az Col. VIM. R. Myers refuses to al
low the mongrel negro party to use bis
name for the Senate in this county.
Capt. s. B. Alexander, the Democratic
nominee for the Senate, announced Col.
Myers withdrawal at. Pineville last
Tuesday.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
s e e ID w H E A T. +,
Oats. RIVE. &c.

We are receiving the finest varieties of North
ern Seed Wheat. Also genuine Winter Oats,
Rye, &c. i5.of5ii3
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Harrows
The most successful COTTON SEED
CRUSHER made, and the lowest price.
Tennessee Wagons, Buegies, Harness. &c.
Prices reduced to the lowest figures Ours Is
strictly an Implement. Seed, and Wagon House,
and anything In our line can be had OF US. go .
J. G. SHANNONHOVsE d Co
Oct g. 1886
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

~ One of the first things the Legis-
lature should do, when it meets 10 jana
ary, 1887, is to sell out the Governors
Palace establishment, or give it away to
any body who will complete it, finish it,
and furnish it.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
M A r r l E ID

field and Miss Alice Gray, daughter of Mr. John
W Gray. I..-.' t1 s--z
|. Ia Caharrus county. on the e3d ult., by Rev
Joseph Wheeler, Mr. Edward Clapp and Miss
A Lavinia Brown.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

w Judge Bynum having declined
the nomination for Chief Justice of the
supreme Court rendered him by the Re-
puofoan State Convention, the vacancy
nas been supplied by the placing of Judge
Buxton's name for Chief Justice aud
placing the name of Col v. 3 Iusk
in place of Judge Buxton a. Associate
Justice.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

az President Cleveland is to be
present at the Virginia State Fair, to be-
gin the 21st inst. He should be induced
to extend his trip SO as to take in the N.
G. State Fair, which ia to open on the
2ath. The people of North Carolina
would be glad to see him.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

az No more pluckier people, in the
face of disaster and ruin, has ever been
experienced than those of Charleston.
Business in that place is again moving on
with even greater energy than before the
earthquake almost destroyed the city.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

Efforts for Recovering the Cotton 1;as.
-VIcKsBURG, Miss, Oct. 4.-The presi-
dent Of the National Cotton Planters As.
ISOLATION has addressed peculiar circu-
lar letter to the Governors of the cotton
States, asking cooperation in efforts
to secure return of sixty odd million
dollars, collected illegally directly after
the war, and known as the "cotton tax
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

~ After this week, there will be only
one Train a day on the Western N. G.
Railroad. The day train on that Road
will be oontiuued-leaving Salisbury for
the West at about IL O'Clock g. M, and re-
turning at about $50 p. m.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

az Hon. Oliver H. Dockery of Rich.
mond county, (Republican) is a candidate
for the Senate to represent Richmond and
Montgomery counties.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

az The importance Of savings banks
to any community can hardly be overesti-
mated. They gather the surplus money
of the working people and SO make
strong that which is' the foundation Of
wealth. '.p3
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

~ President Cleveland sent taoents
dollars to the Charleston sufferers, and
every paper in the United States has an
nounced IL.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
Credit Customers.

We give fair notice to our customers who owe
us, that we expect our money and are obliged to
have it. Great many notes carried over from
last season must be paid-and notes due Oct. LIST
will be pushed for collection. Fertilizer notes
are all due Oct. Is, 1885, We mean business.
J. q. SHANNONHOUSE & co.
Oct. 8, 1885, 2w
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

Honors to Prince Napoleon WASH
INGToN, Oct. 5.-An official dispatch was
sent to-day from the Treasury Depart
ment to the collector of customs at San
Francisco directing him TO pay special at
tention to Prince Napoleon upon his ar
rival there, and to pass his baggage free.
The Prince, who is a nephew of the King
of Italy, is on his way to visit this coun-
try, and is expected to arrive in San
Francisco about the 9Th inst.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
CARPETS.
Removal.

The Saddle and Harness establishment of w.
E. SHAW g CO., has been removed to the Store
next to Hartsfeld's Crockery Store, and next
door to the Cotton Exchange - i2eTi = p
Persons needing Harness or Saddles, and Sad
dlery and Harness Hardware. are invited to call
and examine our Stock.
New work and Repairing executed promptly.
Give as call. -.- i-i - 4-iA.'
feF w. e. SHAW q CO..
Charlotte Sept g. 1886 II So e..i n.,,
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

Administrative Notice.
All Notes and Accounts due the Estate of VIM
McCombs. decd, (past due) will be put in the
hands OF an Officer for collection, if not paid by
1st November, 1886.
NJ. E. NIsBET, Adm'x.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
Carolina Fair.

CHARLOTTE, N. c. ..
The Carolina Fair Association will open on
Exhibition in Charlotte on November I'd, and
continue to the 9th day.
The Half-Mile Race Track is in fine condition,
and there will be trials of Speed every day.
Also, a fine display of Live Stock, Fruits,
Vegetables, Farm and Dairy Products, Agricul-
tural Implements and Machinery: Poultry, &c.
Competition Open to the World.
The Premium List is full and complete. and
embraces every article of Household and Me-
chanical manufacture, as well as Agricultural
Products and Implements and Live Stock. The
Exhibition will be
FIRST CLASS. @
And the Managers will do all they can to pro-
mote the pleasure and entertainment of visitors
and exhibitors. fs-f ,f.ssE. $50 ~ 1sttir
a s. H. HILTON. Pres't.
]. ]. GoRMLEY, Sec'y. and Treas.
Oct. 8, 1885. 4w .-.,....,
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
Friday, October 8, 1885.
For Congress:
ALFRED ROWLAND of Robson county.
Meeklenburg County Democratic Nominees
for the Legislature and County Officers.

For the Senate-Sid. B. Alexander.
For Representatives-Dr. j. T. Kell, E. K
p. Osborn, J. w. Moore.
For Sherff-W F. Griffith.
For Clerk of Superior Court. NJ Morrow
For Register of Deeds. W. Cobb.
For Treasurer. I'll. McClintock.
For Coroner. A. Cathey.
For Surveyor-T. j. Orr.
IA list of Democratic nominees for Congress
Judges and Solicitors will be published occa
sionslly.]
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
New Millinery and Dress.Making Goods.

MRS. QUERY,
Has just returned from the Northern cities with
good assortment of nice Goods for her Millinery
and Dress Making ss.E39sgfb asgg ,IIf,I7'
u Department, qqka
w hich she offers to the Ladies of this section at
Prices to suit the times. q a4zss8 hau5a 3 4
Her Stock of Millinery Goods, and Dry Goods
ior Ladies wear, cannot be surpassed In this
market, and it embraces all the - M n
Latest Fashions
OF the season, as displayed by New York impor.
HATS s1 as
Trimmed in the latest style with Feathers,
Birds, &c. I.ess1It' : .
Call and see me at my Store near the Court
House. and hope to entertain you with exhibi-
tions OF Good Goods and Nice Goods a. hga
Remember the Old Stand, near the Court
House. -I-.f7
MRS c. II. QUERY.
Charlotte, Oct. 8, 1885.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

DAVIS ON SHERMAN.-In the Baltimore
Sun of Friday last is five colunn reply
of Hon. Jefferson Davis to Gen. Sherman's q
assaults on his character and public
record 1t will be remembered that Sher-
man, in q speech some time in 1884, to the
"Frauk P. Blair Post, g. A. r." charged
that Davis was never secessionist, but q
oonspirator; and that he had seen a letter
written by him to man then in the u. s..
Senate wherein he threatened to use the
forces OF the Confederacy against any
Southern State that attempted to secede
from the Confederacy. MrDavis prompt.
ly denied ever having written such let
ter, and denounced Sherman as q base
sla'sderer unless he produced the letter.
Sherman failed to produce the letter, but
his statement was finally called for by the
q. S. Senate with view of fling it as an
executive document in the War Depart
ment. This turn OF the matter has brought
forth the reply from Mr. Davis, which is
pointed, clear, forcible and literally peals
the hide off the old "bummer. r."-Nesobern
Journal. .... -..r t..--....
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

az Charleston is all quiet and no re
cent shakes. .-- ss.taa
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
Other Markets.
NEW YORK, Oci

NEW YORK, Oct 2, 1886.
Cotton firm and in demand at s.7-16 per pound
Quotations for futures firm and steady.
a. ..jr LIVERPOOL, Oct. Z, 1885.
Tone of Cotton market firm, with improved
demand. Middling Uplands 5.5-16 pence; Or
leans 5.7-16 pence.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
State Items.

IS FUNERAL SERvIcE.-The casket, con-
tanning the remains of the vile of the late
DR.. Gregory of Charlotte, who died in
Asheville day before yesterday, arrived
here last evening, and this afternoon the
funeral service will be held in the Pres
byteriau Church, to which the friends and
public are invited. Statesui1e American,
Get. 5th. IL ~ IN asj st.g.H e5
B On last Thursday morning at 4
O'Clock, the dwelling house of Mrs Coch-
rane, about ten miles from Concord, was
destroyed by fire. The fire was not dis.
covered until it was too late to save either
the house or its contents. Not even
weariag apparel for the inmates Was got
ten from the building. 1t caught from
the dining-room. The supposition is that
an incendiary1 did the work, though, as
far "a We know, no clue has 40 vet been
obtained. 1t ia natural to suppose, too,
that rata might have gotten hold of some
matches and started the blaze.- Concord
Times <'".
IA Mrs.. Bobbitt, wife of Presiding
Elder Bobbitt, died at her home in Sails.
bury last week. She was an earnest,
active Christian worker, and her death
brings sadness to the many who knew
her.
EARrHoUAKE REvIvALs.-A great re-
ligious revival 10 in progress oil over the
country, and especially among the colored
people. As an instance of what is being
done among this class of our population
Rev. Oscar Miller, q colored Baptis,
minister of this city, says that since the
disturbances began on the 3lst of Septem
Der last he has baptized 1O6 converts a,
Long Greek, s5 at Black River, and IA al
Masonboro Sound - Wilmington Star.
IAll humbuggery, and unusual excitement
and fear
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
Administrator's Notice.

All persons having claims against the Estate
Of VIM. M. Kennedy. deceased, are hereby mott.
fed to present them TO me, for payment, on or
before the 10th day of October, 1887. All per.
sons indebted to said Estate are requested to
settle Immediately.
HUGH w. HARRIS,
taal Admir-. w. M. Kennedy, decd
Oct l, 1885. CIV 8iu'n $50
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
Blue Stone

At r. II. JORDAN q CO.'S,
Sept "a, 1885 Springs Corner.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
FERTILIZERS. J.

We have on hand ACID PHOSPHATE ant
FARMERS FRIEND GUANO. sY8s 4 aae
SPRINGS 8 BURwELL.
Oct 1 196R e .-s....
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
NOTICE.

rT.E 80 NOIICE. y. ItfF L9FaH.1
Ii You owe rs any money, we want it. We
need it, and if you expect us to credit You next
year, it will help you and US to call and pay
promptly. s1
BROWN. wEDDINGTON d co.
We have large Stock Of
Hardware
And hope to have your Cash trade now as well
as your credit in the past
BROWN, WEDDINGTON & co.
Oct. 8, 1886. I'm
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
Bread, Cakes and Pies

OF every description. Hot Rolls every even.
ing at saz
SM HOWELLS BAKERY,
Sept II, 1886 - Trade Street.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
Admtnistrator's Notice,

All persons having claims against the Estate
Of D. II. Henderson, decd, are hereby notified
to present them to me, for payment. on or before
the 10th day Of October, 1887. All persons In
debted to said Estate are requested to settle i'm.
mediately. zna.
HUGH w. HARRIS,
Admir-. de bonis non of d. N. Henderson, decd
Oct I, 1885. 6W
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

Rooms for Rent. Cheap.
Two good ROOMS In Democrat Office Build
ing to Rent. Apply at Charlotte "Home-Demo-
crat" Office.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
Onion Sets.

Onion Sets.
Silver-Skin and Red Onion Sets, for Fall
planting.
Sept "a. 1885 Druggists.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08
Turnip See.

- Turnip Seed "
For Winter, at
Sept. "A, 1885. Druggists.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

"a The new Store, now being built next to
Springs corner. will be for Rent when finished
1t was not rented, as announced in the Daily
Observer some weeks ago. .t...... '.. =
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

Adm1n1str atOr's Notice.
An persons having claims against the Estate
OF Mrs Mary Turner. deceased, are hereby mott.
fed to present them to me, for payment, ON or
before the 10th day Of October, 1887. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate are requested to
settle Immediately.
HUGH w. HARRIS,
Admir-. Estate Mary Turner, deed
Oct. 1, 1885. ew + s.'e,.l.-
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1886-10-08

@ Next week the cars on the Western Di
vision of the Carolina Central Railroad will
make regular trips to Ellenboro. 13 miles west
of Shelby. .-. ,..-'f'