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The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07
Live Stock Assoeiation 0rganized.

A number of citizens from town and
county, met at City Hall, Tuesday, and
organized Live Stock Association.
The meeting was called to order by
D. p. Hutehison. Capt. s. B. Alexander
was elected chairman and Mr.. John Van.
Landingham secretary. Mr.. Alexander
requested Mr.. Long to explain the object
of the meeting. He stated that its OBJ.
ject was for the purpose Of organizing o
colt show to be held shis fall. After some
discussion o motion prevailed that horses,
colts, cattle and hogs should be included.
On motion, o committee of three, con.
sisting of the chairman. Capt. 8. B. Alex.
ander, Thos. W. Long and J. G. Cochrane,
was appointed on organization.
The committee reported that the asso.
citation would be called "The Live Stock
Association of the Carolinas," the officers
to be Q president, vice president, twelve
directors and secretary and treasurer.
Any citizen may become member of the
association by paying $1.00 which will
entitle him to admission to the fair grounds
of the association. The officers of the
association are empowered to take all
necessary steps to hold Q meeting Of the
association on the grounds tendered by
the 4C's Company on the 18th day Of
November next.
Capt. s. B. Alexander was unanimous
ly elected president, J. s. Myers, vice
president, and Mr.. John r. Pharr, secre-
tary and treasurer.
The board of directors consists of J. G.
Cochrane, T. w. Long, J. S. Davidson,
J. F. Nicely, e. D. Latta and J. G. Harris,
of Mecklenburg , J. s. Harris, Cabarrus
j. Mott, Irsdell DR.. J. B. Ashcrsft,
Monroe Capt. s. e. White, Fort Mill, s.
G. John Mclean, South Point, and J. No.
Harrison.
The board of directors are requested to
meet at D. P. Hutchison's Office next
Tuesday. 1t is earnestly desired that
the attendance be good.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

The Graded schools In Charlotte opened up
Monday with ! 800 pupils enrolled.
The Conservatory OF Music and Art opened on
Monday last Il has Q large class and excellent
prospects for the session.
At the joint meeting Of the county commits
sioners and city aldermen. Messsrs ]. g. Withers
and Warren Roark were re-elected cotton
weigher and cotton inspector. They at once
gave their usual honda
The application for writ Of habeAs corpus in
the caae of ]. Il. Shotwell, of Rutherfordton,
for the killing Of John Lewis made before judge
Winston Monday night, was Withdrawn for
want Of several witnessed
On Mr.. ]. H. Heuderson's farm in Mallard
Greek township, IS two-hoTse wagon loads Of
millet were hauled from Q single acre. The mil.
let was fivs feet high. On 10 acres on the same
farm, 400 bushels Of corn weregathered.
The suit instituted in the Superior Court Of
this county to set aside the will of the late Mrs
Dorcas Mills was adjusted Monday by COM
promise, which IL satisfactory to all of the
parties interested
Under the terms of the compromise the win il
to be admittedkto probate and the legatees paid
40 directed by the viii. Mr.. ]. @. Burroughs, to
whom $4,000 was bequeathed. Is to receive
$1S25O in lieu Of the legacy bequeathed to him,
legacies under the win and the amount 70 Mr.
Burroughs, is to be paid to the attorneys of the
cavestors to be distributed among the caveators
ss they may agree.
Tmnnoner and deficient nara NJ slsa acasv> ~v;,,
cause grayness of the hair and badness. Escape
both BY the use Of that reliable specific, Halls
Hair Renewer.
A hacking cough keeps the bronchial tubes
in state Of constant irritation. which il moi
speedily removed. may lead to chronic bronchi-
tis. No prompter remedy can be found thar
Ayers Cherry Pectoral It's effect IL immedi-
ate and the result permaneRt
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07
Men,s Fine Calf Boots.

Fine Calf Boots, sewed and warranted, medi-
um wide toes, Price 4S. Best Calf Boot, band
sewed, plain tee, or boz toe. extra thick soles,
and very easy. and service16le. Frice $6. In ad.
heavy Boots for men and boys, all Of which we
Ell for les than can bs had elsewhere What
do you think Of sole, oil grein water proof
Boot for &9002 You win make more money
Ion your cotton at Q cents than the man and
workmen who make this boot We will be "the
people this fan for good shoes.
August 81, 1894.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07
Meeting of Democratic Clubs Called.

Wednesday, State Chairman Julian S.
Carr, president OF the North Carolina
Democratic Club association, issued call
to these clubs to meet in Raleigh in
convention September GOTH Each club
will be allowed ten delegates and one
delegate for each twenty-five members
Men of national reputation will attend
the convention and speak. Senators
Ransom and Jarvis and North Carolina's
Representatives will be present and the
campaign will be formally opened that
day and the keynote of the fray be given
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07
DIE ID

In Concord. on the srd inst, Mrs Sally Pharr,
aged 65 years
In Cabarrus county, on the S0th ult, Mr. David
Green HOlbroOk
In Pineville, on the Slst ult, Mr. Austin
Kimball.
In this county, on the 2nd inst, Mr. Frank P
Little. aged 20 years.
In Chester. 8 o, on the 1st inst, Mr. George
Daughtery formerly citizen of Charlotte.
In Union county, on the 23rd ult, Minnie
Hargett. aged 10 years.
In Lincoln county, on the 2sth ult, L D
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07
JUDICIAL TICKET.

FOR CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
JAMES E. SHEPHERD, of Beaufort.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES.
Walter Clark, of Wake.
James G McRae, of Cumberland.
Arm istead Burwell of Mecklenburg
FOR SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES
o. Dist-Jacob Battle, of Nash.
1tb William r Allen, of Wayne.
ah BENJAMIN F Long, of Iredell.
9th OH William N Mebane, of Rockingham.
,Sth William B Councill. of Watauga
10Th Henry d. OaIVei, vi DuHcohlDo'
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

The grocers of Charlotte, N. c. are on
their way East on an excursion. When
they get to the seashore it will make them
sad to see the sand that is going to waste
there Richmond State.
The groeers of Charlotte, are not posted
on "sand stock'-they do not trade in
Richmond.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07
CHARLOTTE MARKET, Sept 8, 1884.

Reported by John w. Miller d Co.
The market remains unchanged, little cotton
being received, quotations can hardly be fixed.
We quote good middling, old crop, 8 cts; mid
ding, new crop, to &c; Stains, old crop, to 8.
Tingea, old crop, S to SIC. Receipts during the
week 80 bales. Receipts from Sept 1st, 1893 to
Sept. 6. 1894, 20 1856 bales
Flour. from country mills. e1.s5 per sack
Corn 7s; Meal 6s to 90; Peas S1.OO; Oates 4s
to 45
I-ish Potatoes Is per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes 80 per bushel.
Bacon Sides. from stores, Q cents per pound.
Butter 1s1< to 1s cents per pound; Chickens
grown, 90 to % Spring 10 to 10 cents; Eggs 12
to 1S.
Cotton heed-Bushel. 10 cents; Ton, $40
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS

For sENATE: W. G Dowd.
For House OF REPRESENTATIVES, L. MIC
Call, DR.. j. T. Kell, J. e. A!exan0er. GEL u
Morrow. MI uo1Lo
For COUNTY TREASURER L. ID. walker
For SHERIFF z. T. Smith.
For REGISTER OF DEEDS: j. w. CooD
For CORONER A. A. Cathey.
For SURVEYOR c. A. Spratt.
For CoNsTABLEs CHARLOTTE TOWNSHIP d
G. Irwin D. A. MCCOrd.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

az The Springfield Republican says
"Before the planters can win their suit it
must first be settled that Congress has q
right to vote gratuities without considera.
ton to private parties, for q term of years,
as it did when it voted these sugar
bounties. The sugar bounty is q gra
tuity to private parties for private bene-
fit, to assist them in making q profit,
which goes into their own pockets."
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

THERE is an old, old saying that for
every fog in August there will be a snow
during the following winter. If this be
True there will be eight SHOWS next win
Ter A careful observer says there were
logs on the lst, End, 9Th, 18th, 18th,
I9th' 3Oth and 31st. Those on the 1st
oIn and 18th were heavy, that on the
10Th very heavy, and the others light.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

Mr. L. BANKS HOLT, proprietor of the
AIamsnce Farm, has recently purchased
the game and fast 4,years, old stallion
John R. Gentry-record in a race which
he won 2.O91.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

F The Democrats at the first ses
sion of Congress they have controlled for
thirty years reduced expenditures thirty
million dollars, and still the Republicans
and Populist say the Democrats have
done nothing. They wanted to spend
that and more on pensions.-RaIetghO6
serveT.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

GEN. N P. BANKS died at his home in
Waltham, Mass, Friday night. Before
the war Gen. Banks was governor OF
Massachusetts,, member of Congress,
serving one term as Speaker of the House.
He was Major General in the Federal
army and after the war was again elected
to the House.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

MORE than 300 lives have been lost on
account of forest fires in Minnesota. The
telegraphic reports picture very deplor-
able scene.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

J.B. SHERR1LL, Editor of the Concord
Times, paid the DEMOCRAT Lfice pleas
ant visit last Tuesday. He speaks in
glowing terms of the coming Cabarrus
County Fair.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

Col. JNo. G. Upton, late of the Shelby
Review, has purchased half interest in
the Salisbury Watchman, and will be as.
sociated with Mr.. o. E. Crowson in its
management.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

IT is confidently stated that the South.
ern Railway Company will purchase the
Georgia Central before the cotton crop
is gathered.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07
n A B RI ED.

In Cabarrus county. Mt Pleasant, on the Both
ult, Mr. 81 L Robinson and Miss Jennie Miller.
In Lincoln county, North Brook, on the 26th
ult, Mr. Lee Houser and Miss Laura Childers
In Union county, on the 23rd nit. Mr. @
Bernhart and Miss May lvey.
In Rowan county, China Grove. on the 3Oth
ult, DR. n L Stevens and Miss Lula Patterson.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

a. DR.. M. Worth, OF Asheboro,
citizens in North Carolina, was visited BY
thieves Tuesday night while nearly
everybody in his house were ct church,
and he was robbed Of $500 in cash and
S15 900 in notes and bonds.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

The high school building at Norwood,
Stanly county, together with the furni-
ture, desks and school organ, was de-
Stroyed by fire, Tuesday morning. The
loss is about $1,000
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

He is poor politician who cannot
hatch up a plausible reason for even his
most ndefensible acts; and he is a poor
voter who cannot see through them all
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

Offers varied and complete courses leading to
college or to 0 diploma certificate In collegiate
grade. Carl e. Cranz, musical director. Special
coursee in Music, Art and Physical Culture.
Boarders accommodated.
MISS LILY LONG, Principal,
iii n TTyon St.
Aug. IA, 1894. 4w
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

EVERY pack Of playing cards offered
Tor sale now must have a special two
cent revenue stamp attached. The pen
atty for a violation of this law is $50.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

IT is question if "Acclamation" will
not contest Register Cobb's nomination,
he made good run in the primaries. The
other county officers will have "Unan'
lmous" to contend with.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

Two.THIRDs of the cotton consumed by
the world during the past sixty seven
years came from the United States.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07
The Democrats will Make Use OF nj
Wanamaker's Announcement.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-The Demo
cratic congressional campaign committee
proposes to use as campaign material
an advertisement of John Wanamaker.
ex>Postmaster General, in which he an
nounces that in view of the new tariff on
domestic good he will be obliged to sell
his wares much cheaper than under the
Mckinley law.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

THE blackberry crop went back on US
and now comes the distressing news that
the persimmon crop is dead failure. The
possum fattens on persimmon and he will
now have to hustle for living. Taters
plenty but poor 'possum.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

NORTH CAROLINA cast 132,95l votes
for Mr.. Cleveland in 1892 and 100, ,342 for
Harrison, while the populists polled a,
736
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

LOUISIANA will sue the United States
for this years sugar bounty, but would
soOtf at the idea of similar act by other
interests left out in the cold.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

ARKANSAS comes to the front with the
old time Democratic majority-30,OOO
and several precincts to be heard from.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

The depot at the town of Wsxhaw,
was burned on Sunday morning. 1t is
believed to be the work of an incendiary
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

The first bale of cotton for this season
on the Monroe market was brought in
August %.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

IHE POpuists of the sixth district have
nominated Rev. G. III. Martin, of Anson
county, as their candidate for Congress.
republicans nominated Oliver 81. Dock
erv
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

In the hog and hominy campaign that
has been raging, corn is king.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

Hoke Secrest has served out peniten.
tiary sentence in South Carolina, and will
be tried in this State now for wife-mur-
der.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07

OUR Washington correspondent has
adjourned" again this week.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

lection Tuesday, November 9Th, 1894.
STATE TICKET.
FOR STATE TREASURER.
SAMUEL Mod. TATE, of Burke.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-27
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THE DESIGNER.

Tho newest silver bracelet is o heavy don
bic twisted chain 10 hangs loose and is
fastened with silver paddock
A striking brooch has square topaz set
around with pearls and surrounded bv gilt
spikes, the eud Of each piercing pearl.
silver hatpins are in pretty new shapes.
One Of these may be described II i az
nlmy as a soap bubble aud powdered with
solid bits highly polished.
There viii be a great demand for buckles
this season. They are to be- used on almost
everything There is fancy ia millinery
Tor oblong curying buckles
The sentiment connected with the heart
stili hourishea. There are numerous tyles
In little fiat heart shaped novelties. These
nave stone, sunk IN them or iucrusted with
bits OF enamel OF are plain.
Back combs Of silver are evidently going
70 take prominent place Ia the summer
toilet They borrow the designs Of the a,ilt
combs, but have taking way Of catching
and throwing OF the light which makes
them almost a. sparkling as jeWeled combs.
-Jewelers' Circular
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-27

GHERIFE'5 SALH - ROBINSON FEMALE
- seminary, p4Aintih, vs. Philomena y. las-
ger and Harry ~. Aeger guardian 81 Henri q.
faeser. an insane prison, defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sale and de-
cree OF foreclosure and sale issued out OF tho
district court % the krst Judicial district Of
stale Of Montana IN and FOR the county 81
Lewis and Clarke, on the .0fh day Of arch
A. ID. 1871 IA the above entitled action. whe geln
the nohin~rn .enaie sem MARI, the above named
plaintiff, Obtained n judgment and decree Of
foreclosure and sale Ainst llomenn
o.. Reger And Harry II. lseger. guard an
81 l.eEry &. laeser, IN insane person,
A. ID. 1871. for the sum Of s2.ei> Is. besides in
terest COSTS hnd httorney6 fees which said
decree was on the 2Jth day Of March. ,. ID:
1891. accorded in Judgment book No. I Of said
court NJ ago -, am commanded TO soil all
those certain lot pieces or parcels Of land sit
uate lying and being in the county 81 Lewis
and larko. state of montAns, aud bounded and
descrbed follows. to-wic
Lots num bered three a. and our 90, In block
numbered ninateen n9l. 81 tho Che sman and
Davis entrnl addition to tho city Of Helena
each II said lots being twenty hvo (45l feet
front on tn ast side of wing strest and "a
tending hack from ssid east side OF living street
ono hundred hfty-thres and one-haf I5lsS1
feet according to ani ~ describsd on tbs ma
md plat tho said named addition on hle IN
tho ! ca ~ the county CLERK and recorder Of
said owls and Clarke county.
Together with all and singular the tens-
rneuts here iitamonts and appur enance- thero-
unto beionEing or In any vice appartainlng.
Public notice il hereby given that nednes-
day tho lIth day 81 urii. a. d. 1894 AZ Il clock
OF that day. AZ the front door Of tho court house.
Helena. Lewis AMI Clarke county, Montana.
will in obodienco said order Of sale and decree
~ fDreclusure and sale. sell tho above described
property or 90 much thereof A. may be
necessary 10 eatisfy eGid Judgment with interest
and costs 20 the highest and best bidder for cash
- Given under my hand this Goth day OF March.
H. - -'' CHARLES d. CURTIS Sheriff.
IL fRFD l.. HOss. Under sherid.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-27
THE MODESTO.
Blouses and shirt waists will be very i'm
portant features Of summer outfits.

Blouses and shirt waists will be very i'm
portant features Of summer outfits
Seamless bodices, fsring skirts clearing
the ground all around and disteuded
sleeves sum up the fashions Of the moment.
Velvet ribbon combined with lace or mink
or yellow chiffon will be a very popular
combination on elegant evening toilets next
season.
Handsome buttons in cut steel, jet. enam-
el, bronze, onyx and in odd rich Persian
effects picked out in gold appear upon
many Of the elaborate tailor gowns Of the
season
Reseda, dracnna greens, wood and gold
en- browns, phlox, chrysanthemum and NAL
maison reds now rival the widely fashion
able black that has been such feature OF
recent gownlng.
Pale willow or stem green, with gold or
silver (the tint Fhat is seen on the reverse
side OF the silver maple leaf, appears In
combination on some very lovely chine
silks and fancy satius.
Passementerie trimmings are quite as
much in vogue as ever. The spring impor-
tations from Paris and Vienna are excep-
tonaily beautiful. and many Of the colors
ar marvellous in their blending.
A new pretty silk is "chevron glace %
-Four colors-violet rescda, black ana rose
are woven into a shadOwy ground with a
faint elusive effect Of large chevrons or
points, over which pea dots Of black and
green are scattered irregularly New York
Post
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-27

The above prices are less than factory
quotations Line must be closed cut at
once.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-27
Urany scheme or a French burglar.

A locksmith who is called upon to pick a
street door lock should take some means Of
ascertaiHing whether the person who en-
ploys him Is really the occupicr Of the place
10 which he gains access. By neglecting
this obvious precaution a lock smith carry
Ing on business IN Paris, ia the Boulevard
Rochechouart, has got himself in serious
trouble. a gsntlemanly looking man came
TO him aud said; Il live az l57 Rue du Eau
bourg PoissOnniere, on the sixth floor, and
unfortunately have lost my key. Please
come and take OF the lock and make "A
fresh key for me" The unwary tradesman
did as he was hidden and took away the
lock, promising 10 return with the key the
following morning When he did return. he
WAS astounded at bis reception a gentle
man be had never seen before rushed at
him, seized him by the throat and called
MIN thief and burglar" AZ soon as he
could explain, he did So, but be- was dragged
of 70 the Office Of the nearest commissarv
Of police The place had been stripped OF
all its valuable by the man who ordered
the key. An action has been begun by the
owner with a view 20 recovering the
amount OF his loss from the locksmith. who
had played the part Of an innocent accom-
plice
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-27

SHLRfFs sALE-Br YIHTUE or AN
---s cution ia my hands. Issued on OF
the district court OF tbs FIRST judicial district
oi the state Of Montana IN and for tie county
OF LOWS u 4 re-. IA ths -l.L OBJ Jonu "A.
Lurk .gaiu-t Anna Mushor. daily attes'ed tho
.n day cd March. A n. ls9l. have levied upon
AZ TIE git. ilt an q iutrrcs- ~ Che said Anna
muf 4vr in and O. tho folio sing bed prou-
erty, fiiuafed tn owls and Clarke county.
stats 81 2on aua. viz
% luu'la rei p even on. in block numb red
Elk 'n., OF t4e igIual t,Tus.tf Of tho cify of
ieiens. county OF l.svis md l-rke Montana
- tho cam Altfars o. record ia tts oii-e o. tho
county cnrGer u taic county 20 which a q
records r-fer"ncf BE- hereby mads Tor a more
complete decor, 10 90.
i"Frih-r aifh al and singular the tencmsnts.
h-H hii@Hirhi- ana eprur'o -au"ss tlereuuto bs-
loneinE OF o. snJNlfs stro-taiuinz
Noiic1 - hereby 8 ven that on rriday thu 9th
dhJ o. Ill.. a. H. DO between ne lours Of nine
" 't'H x o ~ On ..tr 81 rIpc o.. M ~ faii dsv.
io.Wii "a u clock 600. II ta'd das az the front
uopr ~ %" court house sHiu cuuatY and state &
wa, tfd al Tie right tito and interest ~ tho
ana 90 heinr in and 10 tho snii above
n,-'r h.d fropo-ig 10 tho highest bidder for
,Gis'n uqaar ny haud this tho 18th day Of
March. D.. l-8l.
CHARLES %. CURTIS, sheriff.
fhfD D.. iiuss. l4or Sheriff