Railroad Facilities
This information was first published in 1888:
RAILROAD FACILITIES.
AS indicated in a preceding page, Charlotte is a very important railroad centre, perhaps the most important of any city between Washington and Atlanta.
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Sketches of Charlotte (1888)
Lighting
This information was first published in 1888:
THE LIGHTS OF CHARLOTTE.
Public Finances and Government
This information was first published in 1888:
CITY AND COUNTY FINANCES.
Secret Societies
This information was first published in 1888
SECRET SOCIETIES.
THE list of secret societies is well represented in Charlotte.
Phalanx Lodge No. 31, A. F. & A. M., meets every second and fourth Monday in the month. The officers are: Francis H. Glover, W. M.; J. S. Boyne, S. W.; Conrad F. Lipscomb, J. W.; William F. Griffith, treasurer; William M. Crowell, secretary.
Charities
This information was first published in 1888:
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
Education
This information was first published in 1888:
EDUCATIONAL.
Cotton
This information was first published in 1888:
THE TRAFFIC IN KING COTTON.
Climate
This information was first published in 1888:
THE CLIMATE.
Gold Mines
This information was first published in 1888:
THE GOLD MINES.
Northern Residents
This information was first published in 1888:
NORTHERN RESIDENTS.
THE Northern man figures prominently in the population of Charlotte. Some of our largest property owners and manufacturers are Northerners. Sectional feeling does not prevail here, and the Northern man is not only welcomed, but is taken into the home circle and made to feel like he is one of us. Nearly all the Charlotte residents of Northern birth are prosperous and well to do, and have found nothing but kindness at the hands of our people.