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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-10-16

Miss Annie Wade, of Concord, Is lii
the city stopping with her aunt, Mrs.
Ester White. She expects to remain in
the city several weeks.
Miss Annie Haynes, of Salisbury, ar
rived in our city last Sunday, and is the
guest of Miss Lydia Robinson.
The friends of Miss Eliza Houscr will
be glad to learn that she is convalescent
after two weeks battle with chills and
fever
Miss L. B. Bragg has been quite sick
since her arrival in our city, but We arc
glad to learn that she Is much better.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Aston left last Tuesday night
for Raleigh where he will soon enter the
Leonard Medical School.
Mr.. N. S. Taylor, of Raleigh, District
Grand Master of the Odd Fellows of
North Carolina, spent few days in our
city this week. He was here in the
interest of the Order and reports the
working Of the Order in fine condition.
Brother Taylor is fine officer and made
good impression In this city. Mr.. Tay-
lor is also chief of the Raleigh fire com
panies.
Messrs. J. H. Craig, G. J. Scott and
Jabez Marshall, of Augusta, Ga, passed
through our city Monday. They were on
their return from the biennial meeting
of the Odd Fellows in Philadelphia.
They had a very pleasant session. The
B. NJ. G. will convene in Nashville,
Tenn, in 1888.
Presiding Elder ]. A. Tyler held his
district conference at Weeping Willow
church, about four miles east of this city,
this week. Quite number of ministers
were in the city last Tuesday among
whom we recognized Revs. r. C. Collins,
r. II. Stitt, ]. S. Caldwell, d. W. Smith,
II. L. Simmons, ]. Hasty and Hon. ]. c..
Dancy.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Jones was in our city
last Tuesday as was also Professor S. G..
Atkins of Zion Wesley College.
Miss Jennie Howe, Of Wilmington, left
home for Howard University last Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Mamie E. Leary, of Fayetteville,
arrived in the city last Saturday morning
and will spend few weeks with relatives.
Rev. VIM. A. Alexander is very COM
fortably situated with his family In the
parsonage of Chestnut street Presbyterian
church, Wilmington,
Mrs. Georgia Benson, of Chester, S.
c., returned home last Friday after
spending about three weeks in the city,
the guest of Mrs. d. Hall.
There were communion services at the
18th street Presbyterian church last Sun
day and ten persons were added to the
church. Rev. Wyche is having success
In his protracted meetings.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-10-16

We are glad to correct a false report
published In these columns last week tc
the effect that colored lawyer had beef
convicted in Wilmington for perjury. il
was taken from the State news in some
daily paper. There is no colored ia%yei
in Wilmington, hence none has beer
convicted there.
We were last Tuesday shown an ex.
cellent piece of work-a picture OF Pres
ident Cleveland. executed by Master
David McCaw. 1t was pencil drawing
that displays splendid talent and skill
which deserves encouragement. Mr.
McCaw will have some work on exhibi-
ton at the State Fair.
AS the indep want all tht
Republican votes let them tell the people
upon what grounds they expect oul
votes and whether or not they are going
to vote our Republican State ticket.
This is State fight remember, indepen
dents, you must vote our State ticket Oh
we will knife you.
If Chas. r, Jones wants to be elected
to Congress lie must pull off from this
dependent" county ticket. Let him
run on his own manhood; if he ties on to
this ticket he will be weighed down sure.
A two weeks campaign against him out.
side this county among the colored
people will fix him. Be careful Col.
we don't want this mongrel county
ticket and will not have it.
If you throw u stone in the dark and
somebody squeals, you may know some
body is hit. A paper that will not take
a bold stand and "do the right is not
worth reading. When a fellow runs
against something he may be assured he
is moving along. We propose after this
to be more bold, spare no one, but cut
right and left, using care to do injustice
to no one. We have heretofore held up
on a set of men for certain reasons.
Bishop Jones winces much over an
article that appeared in this paper two
weeks ago. 1t is said the truth hurts,
and it seems that this is one instance in
which it is verified. He calls us bene-
ficiary of Zion. Taking church relations
into consideration we have made double
the sacrifice for the church the Bishop
has. We never received a cent benefit
from the church except what we worked
for. 1t was only last year we resigned a
position in which we were paid $50 pei
month to work. for the Star for $50.
Beneficiary, indeed The Bishop has
the wrong man in mind. If we are a
beneficiary, then he, Harris, Hood and
several others are benefciaries and made
what they are by the church, which may
count well with some of them in finan.
cial sense.
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Charlotte Alesselleer.

Charlotte, N. c., October 10th. 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after MARC Il %. 1896.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT tbs M LINE
AND UNITED states NAIL ROUTE
NewYok. Ces5roses and Courtindt streets
HarrsbGr pttsJGrg and The West, with Pullman Palace
cars attached :. ~ - !; and "a taly NV YORK
Niismsport, loc. Haven. a m pm Cory and Eris
en.Pc and TIE G Eesion, o ''' '''''
bs @a,SnSon AMI The D limited Washing
Sn zpf aslv Si w4sn aa F'S9 GO All * 3
rive a,nson 93 + M regular at 20 s01 oa ava ;'
For Atlantic city except suaday Throrgl ParIor Carl.
a .. sunday stations,
via K.hway and A@boy a. a. Il noon . a.; % 70;
For Old Point and Norfolk via YovYOrk Philadelphia and
va baltimore and Bay IN. 80 p m week days 80.
at Jerseg ty aaoring speedy and direct transfer for
r9si@s S;t.f; FROM Ptsburg go $40 $50 e5s
and s35 p m d%y IRON Wasain on ana St \,
sHH.sy; so SO $50. go sal 1882 1 fr9r
il 80 a. M 10 200, $40 $50. $50 go $50 10 $50.
1850 $40 1850 800 $50. dS3, go JSj 1898 m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
trains Leave York via D@sbros'es and Court
SSS ga Limited a, asf 70 W ,si
.ad &C. i m,e:n ia al e
s.ta s dsy SHs N 7so $780,
sunday. sp%st at se io of lei aud $50 p IN Oh
@ issys fSsd street sA2 go
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Tset oacs Batter ~ nd a,'le Is, "a ans ,s,.
Oaggase !rog s syt.i,i add residences WOOD.
General Manager. General Pa,sr Agent
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,

NEWARK. y. j., April u. 1886.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this until tuesday April 20 1856 at for
The purchase Of five hundred thousand dollars OF
bonds the City OF Newark denomnaei STREET Ial;
PKONLMENr All SEWER BONDS deliverable April
"a 1856 which dale interest begins These Il nds
thorzed by Act OF LEGISLATURE OF the state or NewJersey
30. lSS, AMI payable In twenty ears
each registered bearng interest at the rate OF four
annum. payable semi annually by the sinking
Fund BIDS also solicited for the -amo
payable In twenty ears BEARING four per cent interest
wifi a ten year option OF redemption.
OF the bonds the credit and whole property
of the cy pledged The interest sinking Fund IL
by law providing The means OF liquidation at
The issue Of these bonus does not ncrea
the city debt ~
The light reserved reject al bids not deemed for
~ the city Such o. good aiih will he
required bidders Ia pep rmcnt Of Finance
m Proposals must be ndOrsed Proposals
Street and sewer Bonds and addressed 70
the undersigned T. 4. QUINN Controller:
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. Y. c. & II. K. X. L. Co. Lessee ,,,,s,
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE 4 ALONG The WLsr
SHORE OF THE WOELD.FAM ID HUBS ~ RlVEh.
AROUND L iOTIILL> OF CAT-RlLl MpU AhnSe
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF fhn
On and after March 81 1886, trains will leave West AID
IT.. station follows; ...,. ,a,,.,r...
North River 20 MINUTES earlier than from loot OF Wess
Detroit and Chicago $50 M. 600 1910 p. sIeepers
through. 49,. 49,, - ..ro,,
Bufao Rochester, Suspension Bridge Niagara tas 'y3V
a M u 90 TO D. siecpers and draw Ing roo cars.
Utica and SYRACUSE $50 II 9, ~, 20. = - p.
Highland po'ke and King st0n 40 ''3O. liz ne
3b5 is:lO, ~ o D. III, and IS Oh i"l Kingston: m
Samgert and Albany '7:l0. % 3d. 1925 @ s.. 900
Csts CATS H. M TO- 9.8o 1925 S55 $40 80.
Crsnstons West Point, Cornwall and Ncwpurg, 'Iius
% 80 'i;l0 u 855. llj no. ! l" p n. anu
e 10 m. for Cr.n tons. Cornwall end Nc"oaI8
For aonfreai and Can7ia Fast, 800 p m NJ.
ia On London % 30 a. &c., $50 p IN ioron'os
- 80 A. m. ~ 90 shop N. 80, ... =, a., ax,.ns
DAILY. iDmy except saturday otier trains "a' sA'sp'
Sunday s,aa,,, car accomuot,.
tons information Apply at oM'e snne p''o ga
loot of FuItonst New YORK CITY 50 s ss 81 too
VEST i5S st. and foot Of Jay st. NORTH liver s p.
for and check bsgea from uoes anu ie~s
dences orders be lett at tcket ollc,s gr,r
$50 Broadway oanefa' raSsous'i $50
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CENTRAL RAILROAD CoMrANY OF NEw-JsRsEY.
lIy IiBEKIY-ST.,
Arrf1E \

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the An
~ nua Meeting OF the stockholders OF tho CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW-JERSEY to elect nine
directors Tor next will Dc held AZ
the olce Company IN Jersey between the hours
Of IL o'clock no and oclOck D. OF FRIDAY MAY THE
SEVENTH. NENE ,.,,.--,-,,-
The Transfer Books both In Newlork and Phiiapepha
VIII from Friday the 81 Steenth instint TO MONDAY
the Tenth prOxlmO
SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary
OUTS AND CALLS on Stocks and Bonds on
L commission H. W. HOSENBAU ~
- 81 Exchange Place
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

Il w 1Onh YEN NAL AMI IODSON
IN RIVER RAILkOAD-C Commencing Nov. 29 1885,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
Rochester and Montreal Express through draw
TO Rochester St Adams and Rouses Point
1880 Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
stopping at Albany, Utica syracuse Rochester Buffalo.
Falls Ero Toledo arriving at Choag
So u next day.
1O3Oa ~ Chicago Express drawing 70 Canaan
daigua Rochester, Niagara Falls and Buffalo
til M, Western New York and Northern Express with
draw ng
$40 p Albany Troy and Utica Express through draw.
To Saratoga Ft Edward and 0iens Falls on
Saturdays only.
q D. M, A. ommodation 10 Albany aud Troy.
@ m Chicago and ST Louis Express with sleeping cars
for Niaglra Falls buffalo Cincinnati Toledo. Detroit, Ill
caeo and st. Louis .
Auburn road. and 20 Saratoga as0 TO Montreal
t-0l5 Pacific with sleeping oars Tor Roonee
ter BpTlo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo. ~ LOUIS -
trolt ans Chicago .,,..
and Troy Connects with the morning tTansfor the west
for the North except SATURDAY nigho. =. r,..
Tickets ON sale At Grand Central Depot NO 2 gSwmns
and Westootrs Offices PARK place near btoao
wny) 1885 aud O<2 Broadway and O. West l2oths New;
York 1913 Washngon and $50 Fulton sta Biookyn ana ~
4th.st. Williamsburg. , 49,. h.
Accom- mOdat drawing and sleepns cars esn
procured the ticket oihoes Ia Nowlork SiV sno
s33 Washingto At. Brooklyn. .,
Baggage caod or check ed from residence
sThcsc daily All others daily except sunosy
tThcse trains stop at Harlem n2oil's At ana W aye
J NJ. TOUOEN, d. NJ kENpNl,A.s
General rntcnd"nt General f--.-nsa' A">hA
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Business Cbnures.
Gnlticn Sales.

DEMONSTRATORS SALE. Estate of Henry
~ Parsons Farram. . .
the Zeal Estate Exchange aud Auction Room, Limited at
Il O'clock Friday. April rs, 1850 Dy iscnau " hu
ne,t K Co.. AUctiOneers.
- hicgro Lock Island and Pacific Railroad Companys
first mortgage per cent coupon bonds due 1917 denomina
ton 1000 each. ,, =, -, :,
York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company par value 500 per 81 are -
shares stock the Tribune Association; par value
flDUO share
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All. FARES REDUCED VIA

~ sTONINGrON LINE INSIDE ROUTE.
To Provdence rs; to Boston, 50 first class steamers
pier 49, North Rvc ono block above canal
Al nj 10 D. m daily. except sunday; q new train with
paror cars reclining chars between steamers landing ana
bos'o" "tnou' y W PopPLE. General Passenger Agent
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Denver and Rio GrlllG Railway Company

FINAL NOTICE
The Reorganization Committees Of tho Denver and Rio
Grande Railway Company LONDON, Amsterdam and New
York hereby give notice 18th DAY OF MAY
l no bonds or shares stock the Denver and Rio
ranle Railway COMPANY Car Trust Certificates OF the
Colorado Rolling STOCK Irus Company will be received anu
allowed to participate plan Of reorganizaon except
IN the the Committees and upon sucn specla
terms and conditions may be then imposed.
April 10, 1856.
GEORGE COPPELL,
Chairman OF the New.l ork Committee
HOWARD GiILIAT,
Chairman OF the London Committee.
NC. VAN HALL
Chairman Of The Amsterdam Committee
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the new
YeRm Of trains from cnsubers Depot From
.ss z %p pdS esrlsr su., Drawing
o NEaa s1Is aDc Bridge sleeping
pmDaily chicago and ~ Lo 9, LIMITED EIpress
ssa oI % eSsr sS for S fast ts Arrives rs
80" c n sna IS % tho .edn a.
bay bunao Sias.r; Ia; Ii"sedr arrtD.:
popular night train SsfSoSn York and aaalo
ttSss%s sd Fl
Hn he s nd S"s r ~ zoo $780, r. 30 80 8
ssS 1923 sS &c., ilS go "9 S % is
3d. 9ts 49, 49, g s l 5c $40
iSo nj + T sco Io Sn"aa: @ sS so 1920
Va SeSaTk 10 ca3 80 $40 49, 1913
p NJ and l2 midnight saturday nights only. sunday"
SO sassH ~ sss e. e. csc IA sss 81.
Warwick 445, 1850, 1920 a. M la3o p m sundays 9''
Sewburs and Cornwall 1850, ga M, $780, 40. ep m. sun
- EonGoat and Kingston and Monteo%ery ssop m
$40 %PI'G M. Sun Sunday y 55 $50 1910 H. $50
net yan AZ 1' go Sq foo 9 SS 60 @ 49, Ia:
Snd Western Railroad Man.st The train stops as
pnr c 0 AS 1850 o. 1920 m 400 700. 800 $50
Pm SUNDAY al az ig2c 3s c S s SIS a. m oeaJ
thirty minutes. and HAS p. m Sundays every 'mry
Tckets for passage apartments Drawing Room AID
Sleeping COACHES can be spd Orders 10, ne
nos 4oi or a57 BROADWAY Isl wcssi n. " No Court
ST. nas a" os Ss &e. Rqs @
''o join & AbBoiT' GEM Pa-sr Agent. New York
TROY BOATS-CIrIZENS' LINE.
a. North River foot of chrsopherst dang except saar'
day at ;. IN. sunday steamer touches at AioAny
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GteamboGts ano Railroads.


ALBANY BOATS. "Peoplc's Line"
y DREW and DEAN RICHMOND,
Leave Al ~ R. foot Cana daily Sundays e1cepted)
Connecting at Albany for ali points North and West
- TO OLD Of PorNrcoMFoRr;, Norfolk. Va, and south
thence Palace steamers. arriving at Ola Point slj a m
Norfolk a. II. V. roMPKINs. (jsal Pass Agent
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.
avaH ASD o MARrr9fp
Inconavo Third Avenue bridge Harlem aivos
saGsss ~ TR'? As'PiS fSsd Sas
% for rs Gd aT %n Se Vest cls.e
cs,tST ss n Sg e eann.s.ns f
si@nf Roc EsH' viii, 1 line
the and H19d RaGSS
sunioId Branches aud Boston and al points
Midnight train for Rochelle and all intermediate Ste
s% q. a. for qa and all
lions at ~ noon ana $50 p M te sr pan aaS
Stamford.
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD Passenger
IL uans depot foot Of Cortland and Dsbrosses cts:
a mam d sor cen Summit S
%aysr hscs au Sp hp sa a uG
VEN m anu .so m for Easton aud copiay
and ans So s9 Sunday
leaves Tor Manch chunk and hazle n, "a M
General Eastern o'n'e' No. f. T. B. BYfSGroN g. A.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
the FAST All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
trains daily SUNDAY excepted to .S
Ing cars Sundays at IL p M with palace seepns
WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT. R. l.
Ace % arriving sryins IN SswP PST at
" A"'"s''0" THEGpoRE WXRRES, supA
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