I VOLUME III. CHARLOTTE, N.C, WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, APRIL 30, 1890. NUMBER 4 34, Those who have watched the phe nominal growth of our business and drank of the cooling waters of low prices we are giving, know perfectly well the reasons for our great suc cess. It is said there is not a house like it in the Nation doing the busi ness we arc doing in a citY 1 1 15,000 people. Last week a gentleman came from Pittsburg on purpose to learn, if possible, the cause of our great trade. After spending two da' s, he said to the writer he would not have missed it for an hundred dollars. He had gathered up new ideas ol business success. The truth is our s.kccss has exploded the the ory and practice of high priies, es tablished beyond doubt that the law and id having Scarf and Four-in-hands road-just to suit the especial tasfe nl the most fastidious. Real be-uties at 88c, and on lown to any price you want. G'cat lot at 18 cents. SPECIAL SALES. MISS M AGO IE DUfFIE. S spe ial sales for Hosiery. Handkerchiefs lor everybody from 2 cents up. Gloves ol all kinds. Splc-.did stock of very fine Zephyr just lecetved, 7 cents per ounce. Araci.ie, 13 cents per ounce; Riba scinc 20 cents per dozen ; Cheniel, 20 ceits per dozen. Ha id Painted Silk Tides used for decoration, elegant goods, $1.20 to $l.9S. CLOTHING BEN POWKLL. BAXTER YANDLK. Our Clothing Department is and always has been a success and is now complete, with the exception of a lew dozen suits and a nice lot of fine Strip: d and Plaid Pan's, which will arrive this week. We can fit all sizes of Tien the tall and slim, the short and stout the long stout and of success in merchandise is that of I the regular shapes. The styles in I both colors and cuts are very nobby small profits and quick sales. That an(j t.sljv conceived this season, and ! we ar not behind in procuring them onlv in one respect and that is to mastciing with Dollars when we buy ! your advantage. We were a little behind other merchants in buying and keeping the mastery when we . ouf Spring Stock .and lor this rea- I'ndei buy; Under sell. I son wc nave mum stu. f pCI CT III. 173 lllrfll "licy LAJUJlll e.irlier. Crowd h .ve stood around (Mir counters to he past two week e.ivjer to se eci Irom the Durham tock t 50 cents on tiie dollar unti it is a' tout all gone. True, we can't sell you the new and regu'ar stock at s" ents on the dollar but we can .Mid will let you ruvc it at a saving ..I at h ast 20 per cent. cheaper than you 1 uv it elsewhere. It will pav sou to see our business suits from 7 5c up in all the Utest patt rns in C'hrvMMs. Cassimeres, Flannels. Thibeis and Sres. A $7 70 Suit will tr as neatly and jetteely as a $20 o Suit. Fine Dress Suits, bourn' or unbound in fancy and solid worst- ds. c ay worsteds, broad wales, in !. all the ne. nottby fabrics. Ail n ide by first c!as m iru'acturers and fi equal to made to order gar ments Our stock of fine Pants is of 1 educing the business to Cash, ol w e s .1 To eveiy visitor we extend a cordial invitation to come and see us. to go all through our House, to get price-, under the law ol Dollir Yahi.v.ions, and to buy as it w,ll pay y u to buy. , is no: not iarge enough to gr in del.nl an '.dea ol our businos. To api-le. lale it sou must sec it. c append isl of prices ol a lew it ,ir, i:. the 1. aiii.ig d pultu. nt.v Gils Mi M m ni l t. k;;in. the 1. had, . pey c Th Alaaianc H -i I whirls, 1 )(.iih t Flannel Sliirts, Hig ,.' in IVictle l.aundrie.l. Wa'iiMitta Mu m Unlaundrud, Wam-utti Muslin I.aundried. New Yo-k Mills Unluirdrie.! A good Laundned Shirt. i a. k and .slfeve. 1 P' 2C ! 3c i 40c j 5i-; 6Sc Si li re en linen of front, Vs cents, a great haig. n. A t.iu Barnaul in a nice ine Flannel Ovtrshyts at 1.18 For Hos'ery in this dcp.irtmer.t .(( a special bargain offering. Men's Ituae Underwear in beau tiful deaf white at 15c. A lnltr leadir worth 5oc. wili go at -'sc. An elegant line ol Balbriggan Shuts and Drawers 38c, 4SC, (;,c and 75c, making the moit atiraclive line we ever olkrrd. We are having a great run on a 25c suspender at to cnts. A good silk laced Suspender at 25c. AH kinds ol Suspenders up to 88c. UMBRELLAS. Umbrellas at your own price. We mustclo.se 1000 Gloiia Gold Cap Umbrellas at some price. They are in 26 and 28 inch goods, and worth fi. 25 and $1 50. ' Now to close this lot you can take the 26 inch at 85c. and the 28 inch at 95. We want room (or other goods and will close these sure. We think you had bet ter come at once, as the price ought to move the 500 in one day. NECK WEAR! NECK WEAR) I ts the great specialty in " this de partment, and the best skill of the gest and ii'tvst we have ever nd can't be had in town lor 20 nt. nio e m. .new above 1 .lk exp'anatoi y of oui cl nh .i stock is bv Mr. Hen Powell, who knows our stock thoroughly and V tows whereof he speaks The treim ndous increase in our clorhing sa!"s ve think dne to the grat in 1 teas in the quan'ity and qu dity ol our st k. We carry the largest and b .t (Nothing stock in the State, and II it for less mor.ev. Yes, thu is our special sle day. We offered pe.ial things lasi week. Some new il in daily and we oiler a special thing today. Every item ever cut in price to mak a special sal r-mained at that pce un U it as all out. Goods offered Fst werk ..t a s .crifi-if not sol-1 will g at the sain.- oiict this we-k. We nt-vn- go these speii .tie.-,. v'e m .d 1 he cut to sell, not to dec j buyers and de cieve them. Hand Lamps, Painted Lamp?, Swinging Lamps, all kinds ol Lamps. One lot ol veryv fine 5 Lamps re duced to $2 50. Fa'h.r Dusters small, 5 cents No. i. 10 " 10, ' ?o " 12, 25 ' 14. 30 " 16 40 Steel Fyirng P .nss rents. Br-r 'ck ol Glisswaie e have lever "fl-rrl. - for nri e 'ists r less j fron, 'nis depmm.-nt. up on j I01LE! SOAPS. SHOES. HARV.VY HXJD. V. J. HARRK. V. CARPETS. On Thursday we shall oiler 100 dozen Men's Balbriggan Half Hose at 10 cents. Bargain of bargains, One case Men's Balbriggm Half Hose, 15 cents. These are regular 25 cents goods. One case Ladies' Solid Black Hose, regular 10 cent good, at 5c. Twenty-five dozen Ladies' Pin Stripe Hose, 17 cents, and 25 dozen imported and very fine at 25 cents. These are great leaders and all well worth immediate attention. AND UfflL as'iie, 5c Imp .tted Glycerine 5c worth 15c Belrnont, 4 cakes in box, 10c Turkish Bath, per doz., 20c Large line Toilet Soap. LAUNDRY SOAPS. Basket, 12 oz., Defiance, Big Value, Nickle Clocks, Alarm, These are in fancy cases. Photograoh frames. One lot Oil Paintings, all hand work, Great bargains, Brooms. 2 hoop painted Buckets, 10c Baskets of all kinds. Traveling Baskets, Toy Baskets, School Bas kets, Lunch and Market Baskets, Clothes Baskets, &c, &c. 3c 4C 4C 70c i 00 43C HARNESS. HENRY FLETCHER, MISS NETTIE HRIAkD. MISS JENNIE STOUDKMYER. MISS WITSON. Since we broke all the records on Corsets and sold the Racket at 48c and the great Unbreakable at 58c., there has been no question about the leadership on these goos. We of fer the largest and best line in the South. This wnV offer as a snecial leader a black Corset. "The Flor- Never in the history of Charlotte ence." worth $1.00, at 58 cents. has this opportunity been offered Gazelle as vou- This special cost sale will be kent uo in this D-nartment lor 12 ronntv! 7t months, Irom Feb. 10, 90. Ait W R s From February 10th, 1800, hun- 390', W. B. 98 dreds of sets of Harness, with Col ,e w R ti ic lars ana bnaies, daddies, etc., are Watchsnrine. 1.2s KoinK out ds,ily in everY direction. rat M ssrs' dg , We are able to run this one depart Child's Waists, 41 ment for the benefit of the people at Beauty " 38 ; fr one yar. atJd you have it R. & T. Ladies' Waists, 98 ! cheerfully and freely. JERSEY JACKETS, i wNo. 5- .Good set Single Buevy J J Harness with breast collar, 1 x inch 25 cents and up We carry a fine : trace, 4 75. Ditto, with collar and line and it is uimoi t to give an idea names, J5 75. We have jut ad-led 4 oo to our Shoe stock, bought from the closing ol the 'iiamifo tu-'ers setson, and shall se'i as we bought. The appli cation f th;s rule has built our Shoe j trade, as it has a'l olu d pa.-menis, jupto mammoth ptoporti ns. This department often requires six sales men to wait on our trade. We are using every effort in this department to lead the house, and under the management of the wonderful worker Harvey Hood, we shall not hesitate to say to the leaders in other depart ments, look out for your laurels or your departments will be behind. Two special bargains in Ladies Shoes, one at 75c. per pair, the other 100. You can secure bargains in either of these, which are matchless. Hess & Bros, fine hand made Shoes, in all the lates styles, at less than Hess & Eros sell to the trade. Perhaps HENRY V. KTCHKR. CHAKLVS LVI-BSC " T M WORLSY. the most n markabV growth in all our great. house in tftat -of our Carpet Department. Tbotf sands of yards f all k'misoKCaf) ets -goo it to every part of the Country i; , No .nuual thing f stnd' fj-t tS one to two hundred milex.' i bewtge ; line .nd low pices. with all,xh est and be torlere I en rat,- y " " thiiv ia a fir t chi.s stock ! .'ii'tus! 1 couiMbute largely ty make vis wiiat f it is. the most attractive uock of ' Carpets in the Carolinas. , ' .;,, China Mattinps 10. 11. li-, m stnd 30 cents. All Wo l Ingrai is 40 to ; " 62?. Union Ingrains 42 best. ' Cotton Ingrains 18 and 24. Hemp, . . . ! I),.,, 1 bargain, 90 cents. Moquet, Willon, .- Aiivmin.tt-r Rf mnanN siiil. hl Irr Rugs, at 85 cents per yard usually' -1 yards long, and worth rr. re thanX double. Yard square Ingrain Rem nants 25 to 35. Ingrain LruggetS.V all sizes, 55 and 60. Sim ma and-,' Velvi t RiiD4 i.i arcaf var oiv. A , V - r. -- -- - j - very tine 4 by 7 leet Rug $5.50 and lj.i a. 1 n 1 it 1 hi. , 1. vnvt-i and nruhsri i jsmxik.i 60 cents. 10 pieces very best all . Wool, 3-uIv Carp ts 80 cei..;;?, worth , $1.10. Carpet Lining 4 cent. Floor - t Oil C oth 25 to 30 cents per square yard. A nice Rug at 40 cents a f leader. Our Wholesale I)epartment is at tended bv Charles Lvles. Charlwi h: Williams and Henry Fletcher. The iitpjw in 1 11 1 if in vniz ; inarra MV.UI lv IU1IJ U 7 IV t II 111. v.ni m crease through all the hous-. Our sales so Jr this ear arc fully aoprr j cent ahead ol Juy tuxyjousij:. of the stock on paper. LADIES' COLLARS and CUFFS. Collars, 5, 10 and 15c Cuffs 7. to and 15c Ru.hing 5, 7. 10, 12c. i ind up. Vandyke lict-s 18c. GOSSAMKRS. Only tine ootls in stock, $1.65 up to f 2 50. Great reduction in all our Lace stock to clean it up. Thousands ol yards will go now at less than cost ofi importation. All our hand-made' Torchons reduced Irom 10 and 12 V3 , cents to 8. See our I -ace counter. LADIES' UNDERWEAR. i One case Vests, 8 cents I is " , 14 t o . I -4 1 33 " 1 Wc offer this week a grtv.t bar- gain in ladies' Silk Vests at 75 cts. ! Theitf goods bring f 1.25 everywhere. MUSLIN UNDDRWEAR. Two lines one at 27 am4 one at 58 cents All kinds ol garments in each, and hundreds ol pmesarel sokl ! T f II. II nome maae Harness, po z. No. 7. One Goo1 Heavy Hirness, No. 1 1 . A Nice Double Buggy Harness, nickle trimmed, Jti 5 00. DRY GOODS H I- IMWIil.l., SR. W AtTKk I OI-SOM 7-4 Sheeting 18c , to 4 Sheeting 25c., Marker Mills 4-4 Bleach 83c Gu.it iob in single bed quilts at 25c. Fhniels. Cottonades, Jeans, C.is.-iiueres. Prints, Sheetings.Plaids, iS;c. Crcat job in Cassimere Rem nants it 20 to 30c. W " LINENS. Towels 4c , 5c, toe., iac, 15c, 1 Sc., 20c., 24c, 25c , 38c and 40c To close a large line of very fine Towels, worth from 8c to 73c, we have made the sweeping reduction of letting all go at 40c. Another 100 dozen ol the 15 cent Towe's will be oflered next week. Turkey Red Damasks at Wand, 33c. is going rapidly, iwter; tn our great cut price Lineu 063i sale h we more than doubled ny previous sales. Bleached Damavks 55c. 68c, 7Q8i!SLand. tt-48- These ate jefegant goods. Doylets 30c upf 20 Ktucis, Ureal nargam in a Cottoa Towel at 5c, Rusia Crash most beautiful goods to be (oui 7c. and oc, worth lac and 15c No 12. Harness, fancy creased le4ther, $17.50. Double Wagon Harnss. hip strap, $1250. Ditto, with Breeching, $13 5 PI mtation Saddles, $1.50. No. 66 Hog Seat Saddles, 2.65. No. 68 Blck Quilt Seat, 2 oc. No. 70 Red Le.ther Skirf, $3 45 No. 71. Quilt Seat, knee cutis, $3 80. No. 78. Black Qai!t Seat, crown seat. 5 75. No. 10a. Kip Fair Leather, (4. 7. s No 108. Hog Seat, McClelland, $4-50' Beautilul ladies Sadnles, $4. 50. Web Halters 1 8c , Blind Bridles, 40c . very heavy 75c, Duck Cloth Collars 2 buckles, 30c., Heavy Check Wagon Lims$ 1.20 and $1.40, Leather Halters 75c and fi.oo, Girths 10c. and 15c, Cirsingle 15c. and 18c. Come and see the good and you I will be astonished at the prices you can now buy. Dress Goods. JOHN DELANE. CAPT. HAYNES. MISS CARRIE KOLSOM. MISS ANNIE GROSS. We have certainly sold C lallies enough to supply all this part of the Carolinas. Satteens and White Goods have gone out in very nearly as great amounts. Why th .r . is really no limit to the sales in Ging hams, Percale-, Foulards, Lawns, Chambrays, oic. We offer this week Solid' Black Organdies at 18c in stripes artd h'aids. be We siia.l continue our Chame sa' at 5c. per yard. Another case, love ly patterns, this week. A splend d line of Percales at 8 ; cents. A few pieces vet of thot.e 30 cent S tteens at 20 cents. The great piece sale of WhUe Goods, in 7 to 15 yard pieces, .a 5c, toe. and 12,'jc, hs eclipsed all other interests in While Goods. These goods are really worth double the money. ,c mmmcu, a . , Jh fine and . Knoxville Double Buggy j . .r, . vy Glass anQ Q&esnsware. JOHN HARRIU-. FRANK MOSTKI.LKR. It's a great stock of these goods ycu find uftbe basement. Remem ber we bUVitt latge quantities, ship in car load lots, save the expense ol casks an4. give back to our trade a saving of over $200 per car load We have just received a large line oi Glassware Irom the factories and can save yoy lots of money on these goods. Best Iron Stone Handled Teas 45c Best C. C. 22c. up to 33c. Plates C C, 4 in. 13c, 5 in. 18c, 6 in. 23c, 7 in. 30c, and Sin 32c. too dozen Iron Stone Plates 7 in. 35c and 8 in. 38c. per set. A great bargain. Looking Glasses, full line. L.JTinware oi vexv description with the great reputation depart ment fully, sustained. Prices wili tell and you get a great' load for little In this department , ; , ..;f, "Two hodp Ceilar Buckets, 20c. Three hoop Cedar Buckets, a$c. Porcelain Kettles 40 to 80c. Laundry Soap 2 to 4c. Tin Touet Sets $1.33. MILLINERY MISS MINNIE CRAMER. Trimm-r. MIS BERTHA EAGL.K, M ISS ALICE SCHAFBR, MISS HBNNIB H .UM. MISS KACHAEL. BLUM, AMiiunts. Saletladirv Stock nfter stock has been bought this season to keep up in thi De partment. Hundreds and hundreds of Hats have gone out, and our Trimmers have worked day and night to keep up This week wc open an entire new line with all the latest things out. Nobby, new, stylish, elegant beauti ful, and 'they go fast and-faster. About 2.000 Hts left of the Great Bargain.! Sun Hats at ro cents. ' ' We haveinad- a great many cuts in Ribbons and Feathers Just re ceived a large line of Veiling. " One lot Hand Painted Silk Scarts, uo to 198 rel bttutiej. ' HEN'S ; HATS 1 VALISES. INK$ HARRBLL. CHARLES SrtAFFER It is a wilderness ol Staw H its for Men, Boys and Children. Broad Brims and Narrow, all kinds of Hats. We offer the greatest array of Hats ever seen hre. Through our New York house we buy direct from manufacturers. The line bvtween Retailers and Wholesale dealers is distinctly drawn in mercantile. life. Manufacturers who sell the retail trade cannot sell the jobber: The jobber to succeed must be protected SO mat uc .au mc ncaior. No retail merchant c an buy goods as a jobber. He niust. hava an ihtereit directly or. indirectly to-- reach a the markets through a-jobfeferorhis right to buy at the prices' nirmed. til I jobber are put Oifl .beftaii,iv?t.ieV JVPPf?.! Y8RWWWJ? near a retail merchant Ulhng i-T hi ability to buy goods in and of him self just. &. a jobber buys, y y svt hat down as a tr.tskelf wcbutd UOtJMseour New York Houij v.-f ihouUhavv t cb;u our fcui :t 1 HARDWARE. TODD F0LSOM. Eureka Hand Saws, 45c; Good Saw, 38c; W. C. &Co. Saw, .05; Hatchets, 25c, 38c, 43c. and 48c ; Hammers, ioc, 15c, 24c, 40c and 48c ; Trace Chains, 35c p. r pair : Long Handled Shovels. 38c nid 48c; Full line of Butts, Hinges and Screws ; Auger Bits, up to 1 inch, at 7c ; for 6 16 up to 24 cts foi 1 inch; iun Caps, waterproof, 4 cents ; Blacking, icand 5c ; Ink. 3' ; Muci lage, 4c ; 12 boxes Mate! -es, 100 each, for 10c ; Teaspoons. 4 per set up ; Tablespoons ioc oer se up ; 9 inch cast he;r. 6c ; s i ch cast Shear, 4c ; Gimb-tts. 2 for 3' ; 3 inch Hand Saw Files. 4c ; ulLLoLSaw rues, 5c; 3 mcriw tUta, 13c; IO inch M.ll Savw Files. 18c ; ! arbor's "hoe Thread. 6c ; 15eit Stet Shears, 6 incl,V, 25c ; 7 inch, 35c ; 3 inch, V3c ; Blind Hinges, 8c per et ; all kinds Pocket Cutler v ; 5. styles ' Pocket Knives, 25c; Table Cuflery. full hue, very c?ieap ; Slates 7, 8 and 10c ; Bii'ish Bulldog h - ulver, $2 w ; P.iint Crushes, 5, 7. 10. t8, 24. 33 and 40 cents ; Wood .'ipes, 5, 7. 10. 15 and 18. ; Sp'rit Levels, 33, 43, 4S and 58 cts ; Monkev Wr enches, Braces and Phtnces : Cap Tacks reduced to 1 c m ; Chisels, ' quares, Saw ll.m'i s Well Wheel:, Shoe Uruhes Wisp Brooms ; P dlocks, S 8, 10, 14 and 18 cent ; Z11 c Coolers, Hore Brushes, Curry Combs, Co l.i ation Too". ; Tea el!s. u, is-'xl 24 cents; irdrobe H.o'i;.s. iv per doz ; Sad I: ns, 4c ,erlh ; Cu.nin Poles, compl'-tc, 25c; Sh.rK-s aod Fixtuie ; Kitchen Gristo' s nnd Notions atiatiokr. MISS KATIE N0RT1JEY. Papf r at 15 cents per pound. All kind Note, Letter Cap, Bill and 1 Lejjal Cap, Blotting Pads s and to . cents, Envelopes, a big bargain at t cent per pack, all shapes ant styles. rins 1 cent, adamantine: tins, 4 cents, brass ; Hair Pins Kia good pins 4c , in a wood box. MISCELLANEOUS 'MENTION. ; Charles Llrieand, Ctiarlcs W ljams, General Managers, v , j ' ' .Ben Shields. Floor Manager! .Abb Harri!, Cashier. " k " "'' Check Boys, Robf. Williams. Wal ' ter Myers, Jam a Shafer, Ray Law , Luther Sherrilf, Printer. f j Jphn Boyd, Wrapper. i : ( Jf you want to see the 'freVi , filled J( p'actt tii any business In 'Calotte com- and 6ee our check h y. . Davis rl r '

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