' H. EAEfclS, X& ana Proprietor
ths, tf; Three Months $1; Per
k 10 eontn. Paprr delivered In
city by carriers free of chars.
dvertisinjr rates low .-and
tt la probable thai when the silver
ills taken up for consideration in
e Senate tomorrow- Senator J ones.
Nevada, will make the second
reat SpWh of hi Me. It i
jpW secret In the Senate that th
duty of reporting tue stiver hUt'
the Finance Committee aud
It through theSena'e
to Mr. Jowsfor tht ju.rsvw
Inff him an opportw:ijr t Wwu.
prospect for re-eleotwuBk Mir- twew
spires next Marvae ts!c a"
several ambitions jrvawtw mDw
will endeavor U cdl l.iiw
Amonr them.it is wuatlrwA.
Mr. F. G. NewlanJs, th wwatttlky
Californian who has recently Ixwe
malting heavy Investments in Wash
ington real estate. In 1S76 Senator
Jones made the most exhaustive
Speech on the subject of silver ever
delivered iu Congress. lie spoke for
the greater part of three days. The
' speech was generally regarded as a
' very able one, and drew attention to
him as a man of good attainments.
: The speech showed the evidence of
-hard study, and Mr. Jones has ever
- since been looked upon as one of the
- strong men 'In the Senate. His
.' forthcoming speech will not le so
loner as his former 'one, but it is
'looked forward to by the Senators !
.with much interest.
X , -
r ' The farcical ending of the investi
gation made by Senator Dolph's
"' special committee into the methods
by which executive" session secrets
reach the public, has caused the
Oregon Senator to be placed side by
side with Senator Call, of Florida,
as one of the huge Jukes of the Sen
' : ate chamber. Senator Call is not al-
ways amusing, because sometimes
, ne is an awiui uore. senator uoipn
got no chance to bore his brother
Senators; henee they look upon him
as a sort of amusing dement iu the
otherwise solemn body. His com
mittee was in existence nearly two
months. It examined a large' num
ber of witnesses, including all the
' Senators, spent $2,030 of the public
mn In nftnaH fi.Aa an1 dmrlnn
- 1 t -n
.accomplished nothing, was allowed
to quietly die. A few 'days ago the
: five correspondents who refused to
- give the names of the Senators who
have been in the habit of furnishing
theiu with executive session secrets
walked, Iota the disbursing officer's
. room, and received a check tor $153
eaclt.- This represented the Govern
ment fee as witnesses for fifty-one
days at the legal rate of $3 per d,ay.
No better proof could be offered of
um uiier recKiessuess witu wnich
- public men, especially Congressmen,
spent tne money of the Government.
;.ur
t Fully one thousand people attend
ed a meeting held in New Orleani
n WeQndiyvcnlng last to pro
; testagalnst the proposed recharter-
iug otntaetLouUI. Lottery Com
pany. - Several prominent citizens
made speeches charging various evils
against" the lotted - companyy and
appealing to the people to wipe put
its baneful influence in Louisiana,
One of the speakers asserted that the
Louisiana Lottery Company dictated
tathe press of Orleans, and
thatltwasympossible'fort.a n)aja to
express an opinion In opposition to
the lottery company in the Comma
of a NewfMeans paper. Tho lottery,
company will make a proposition to
the next j Louisiana Legislature 'to
pay the maJ500(000. a year for
twenty-fiveears for &flhartering
the company for-thatjength of time,
Most of the eW Orleans rpapfrs
favor' the propb<lbu.'bii t It is under-
of the simple accident of color It djd
not follow that they were, treated on
different lines religiously an u so-
Cattily s" si 1 1 a
l..kllV- ...-1fLl-W f"1'- -r. .... . ;.t;,.,,:,l,.w
The , New York correspondent 'tf
the Philadelphia Ledger saysr ITrf
colony 'of Southerners In New York
is large and, .influential, "In law, fa
commerce and in finance, Southern
men of brains and wealth have at
tained eminence in this city, and It
can be safely-said that there are
more leading Southerners living here
n-than thr are in most of the!
Southern cities. Another evidence
of this fact i exhibited iu the reor
ganisation of the Commercial
VatiMtal Rank, This Institution nas
therein on the iond to Which tlicy
may te attarnecu t u
lite said election will be! held 'at
the ; following places ' hereinafter
named for each ward, and shall be
conducted and superintended by four
registrars ana eigne inspectors,-one
registrar and two Inspectors for each
ward of the city, to te appointed by
the Board of Aldermen of this city,
and theBoard of Commissioners of
the county of Mecklenburg the ap
pointee, In each case, to be' resident
of the ward for which hie is ap
pointed.!, ,,,' ,
The Mayor shall give 80; days do
tice of 4 the said election in some
newspaper published In the city of
CharlottewN.C. t , s
There shall be a new recistratlon
of voters for the said registrars 1 at
such places in each 'ward - as the
Board m ay appoint, wttero the books
i. .,,. . t K.-vthrr 'of rcKistiation shall-shali be opened
ci t mm o t.e Southern ( J foJf thftt purp08:
N5iMStfi3 Rk and bA Increased The M ivor, in the nottce tobe pub-
till 'i tf Swftfwortaftt svawta-
:.jwii.'iuw,!til mxvMl bj
iW W .i!llM.HtmMt,ffwmfllly sf Vir
4wtiu, lfc'HiWiiH, irweutly
;tl'iM?:Mdi hwtifc vaiwiner in
i'ffirt,, wm. !jullwdl xiiw president
iHwe' ' 'MtWfi wre elected,
(Wwhfi-tiUiMJMi Jlvfon C. Calhoun.
L. F- Berrv).m. of Galveston, Texas,
has been chosen assistant cashier."
The Hew Discovery.
You have heard your friends aud
neighbors talking about it You
may yourself be one of the many
who know from personal experience
just how good a thing it is. If you
have ever tried it, you are one of its
staunch friends, because the wonder
ful thing about it is, that when once
given a trial, Dr. King's New Dis
covery ever after holds a place in the
house. If you have never used it
and should be afflicted with a cough,
cold or any throat, lung or chest
trouble, secure a bottle at once and
give it a fair trial. It is guaranteed
everv time, or money refunded. Trial
bottles free at linrwell &, Dunn's
Drugstore.
- .
Louisville Business lien Alarmed.
AtTTotr t t v Af air A. f-1 roni
apprehension is felt among Louis
ville business men lest tne uovernor
should stern the anti-trust bill, simi
lar to the Missouri law which has
passed both houses of the Legisla
ture. A protest was sent by the
Board of Trade to Governor Buckner
yesterday.
The First'Step
Perhaps you tire run down, can't
eat can't sleep, can't think, can't do
anything to your satisfaction, and
you wonder what ails you. You
should heed the warning, you are
taking thefirst step into Nervous
prostration. You need a Nerve
Tonic and . in Electric Bitters you
will find the exact remedy for re
storing your nervous svstem to its
normal, healthy condition. Sur
prising results follow the use of this
great Nerve Tonic and Alterative.
Your appetite returns, good digestion
Is restored, and the Liver ana Kta-
'A 5 DO-"OU
.", If you do go to the Mammoth Car
riage Repository of O. C. HUTCHI
SON & CO., next to Wadsworth's
Stables, Charlotte, N Ca where you
can laid the largest and best stock
of ' I! unties. Carriages, finrrevs. T
Carts itoad Carts. Spring Wagons,
etc ever exhibited in North of South
Carolina, froni the best factories in
tne united States. We buv In larsrer
quantities and can . therefore Bell
cheaper and , better :" goods for the
money than can be bought elsewhere.
0
Try a
at Burwell &
neys resume healthy action,
bottle, frice nu cents
Dunn's Drug Store. '
Buoklen'a Arnica Salve.
The best Salve inthe world
for
cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum, fver
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil
blains, corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no. pay
required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refun
ded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by Burwell & Dunn.
Ordinance
FOR ELECTION ON ISSUING
iBONDS FOR IMPROVEMENT
OtTHE STREETS OF THE CITY
OF CHARLOTTE AND FOR THE
GENERAL GOOD OF THE CITY.
submitting- to tlx
stood Oovernor cbl wll atfoMly;
The ? Rev, , WilUara Barnes, nvh,o
preached the :f ntf rali sermdii1- of
Daniel , Webster, -Jif iU.' lAckSOn
'""i ju,viy, vuuajr itK 'tie wa a
IVesbyrtan Uivk Mr. Bru2s
was porn in OhlQrin.1810, dnd.-wde 't
Harvard graduate.!! the sameeiass
that numbered amtfnfe1 J ts; members
Charles r Sumnef
:uu
Edw'anl
I'verettA He was nasttnot a cfhufhh
la Boston when Webster" ATeX dfud
rvut cuywnu umciauog clergyman
duriEg the last thirty-five ; ears1i
had lived In the West, 'mosi rof'fliV'
t i me In Jackson vllleV wis ' 'til
d irec tor - of; tlA American lU
bocigty and also f jtlielAmericaii
board of home andforeign' mlssidbW.
,At Sfc.'A d'gnsUne'f.CthotitQVcli:
i?VVashinfrton (Tit, iat Sunkfay,
...1 rrh MIp IreiUridSreched.a;-
'' ty neroe. anCifejdth tiiy .
s-' o( the whi tmanTab,
f ' 1 that there Is no co"mrline.p;The
r.. ' ;:'lonof;: thevqucstlori wasf tjiat
t! r - ould look one auotiier lo th'
? "-n'l'crs'of ho same family, j
I'-. a sr're Cio.l,' and'ali
An Ordinance
voters of tie Gity of Charlotte thn
question whether bonds to the
amount of $75,000 should be issued for
imnrdVihr th streets and for thn
general good Of the city.
Whereas the Board of Aldnnnom nt
iheuity of Charlotte, did at its meet
ing held on the fourth (4th) day. of
March, 1890, pass through two read
ingsran edinanoe'requirlng the sub
mission to the -people oi tne uity oi
Charlotte ef tne'Vrtitlon' whether
the Board of Aldermen shall be au
thorized trf fsstie coupon bonds td'the
, ( $76000 )r) tor the purpose of
widening, paving,, macadamizing,
grading ; anqothftrwlseim proving the
streets of the city, and fr the general
good of .the.city. , Aha wheres said
ordinance passed its third (3rd) read
ing at' the -presenr meeting of the
Board. . .
p TheBbard 6 Aldermen of the City
oi unanotie, jN..r qo! resolve and
That an election be held in the CI tyl
oi unarioiMi x. on wonaay, tne
12th day of May,;A, Jp 1890 as provi
ded by law nnxj. the charter of thl
city; at whierteljtim the Voters of
said City, shall be" allowed to vote
upon-theques4ioto,wnether the Board
oi Aldermen or corporate authorities
or said city -shall pe permitteji to ls
stfe bonds in the sum of seveuty-flve
thousand dollars ($75,000)-and sell
the'same, the proceeds' of sale to the
applied to the purposes herein before
set forth,'4nd mentioned in the ordi-
1 The said bonds' bhky '.fete 6f jthe de
nomination or, one tnous&nq, or .lure
'h'OnWfed; tit tiria hni,rrVJ1 Inllhrta -n
the dUcrfetion tf th4 Bbad-of.AW-
F than 'havahln A lin tf'u f
lished bv him of said election shall
designat) the time and ; places of
opening and closing the registration
of voters shall be closed, which latter
time shall not be less than 10 days
before the election.
The polling places aro appointed
and fixed as follows :
1st Ward J. Roessler's StoreTrade
street
2ndWard Mayor's Court Room.
8rd Ward Thos.Garabaldi's, oppo
site Court House.
4th Ward D. G. Maxwell's Office.
The following persons are appoint
ed registrars:
1st Ward M. W. Roblson,
2nd Ward C. F. Brem.
8rd Ward G. J. Williams.
4th Ward- D. G. Maxwell.
The following persons are ap
pointed inspectors.
1st Ward Jno. P. Long, M. Don
nelly. 2nd Ward E. L. B. Davidson, W.
R. Hlnton.
8d Ward Thos. Garibaldi, Lewis
Perry.
4th Ward J. H. Henderson, W. B.
Taylor.
The Clerk and Treasurer of the
city is required to furnish necessary
registration dooks to tne registrars,
and all uecessary tickets.
Those who vote iu favor of the
proposition submitted to the people
shall vote on a ticket "approved,"
and those who vote against said pro
position shall vote on a ticket "not
approved."
The result of said election shall be
disclosed by said rejristars and in
spectors and recorded in the minutes
of the Board.
Notice of Election.
I do hereby give notice that, pur
suantlto thejprovision of the above
ordinance, an election will be held
in the city of Charlotte on Monday,
12th day pf May, 1890, to ascertain
the will of the voters of the city
upon the question of Issuing the
bonds therein provided for. Those
favoring the issue of said bonds will
at such election vote a ticket on
which is written or printed the word
"Approved and to those opposed to
the issue oi tne saia oonas win vote
a tlcaet on wnicn -js written or
printed the words, "Not Approved."
Books for the registration of vTtters
will be opened on Wednesday, the
9th of April, 1890, and will be closed
on Thursday, the 1st day of May,
1890, at sunset at the following
plaees,and by the registrars named:
Ward 1 George Hall's market
Ward 2 Brem fc Co's ofttcet
Ward 8 H. C. Irwin's store.
Ward 4 D. G. Maxwell's office.
The election will be held at the
following polling place's aud under
the inspectors named :
Inspectors, Ward 1 John P. Lone.
M. Donnelly.
Inspectors, Ward 2 E. L. B. Dav
idson, W. R. Hiutou.
Inspectors, Ward 3 Thomas Gari
baldi, Lewis Perry.
Inspectors, Ward 4 J. H. Hender
son, W. 3. Taylor.
f. b. Mcdowell,
Mayor.
apl8-80d.
TT '
Harness.
A flneBuCVV or nrrlov dnai nnt
look well without fine Harness. We
sell all kinds of Harness, bat make
it speciany oi nne Harness, so we
ask you for your own good as well as
ours to examine our stock' before
you buy. Do you .want a Farm or
Dray Wagon? If you do you will
make a sad mistake if you do not
buy the Old Reliable Studebaker
Wagon, the best in the world We
have all sizes. Don't think we are
gassing and stay away, but come and
see ana be convinced.
A. C. HUTCHISON 4 CO.,
Next to Wadsworth's Stables,
Charlotte, N. a
Racket
Sore
After the storm what? Well, pre
pare for another, is what we are do
ing.
HUGH W. HAREIS,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Office First door west of Court
Hquse.
House
- iPn
GEO. V, (JRAHAM,
Practice limited to diseases of
i
THE EYE, EAR AND THROAT
CLARKS0N & DULS,
Counsellors and Attorneys-at-Law
Office in Law Building. Prompt
attention to all business. Claims
collected. Practice in State and
r edoral Courts.
All our 5 cents Challies cut to 4
cents to close that lot. About 2,000
out of 12,000 left.
The great cuts iu our Clothing
sweeps stacks away.
We failed to get our stocks of Fans
this week, but will wpen an clegrant
line on MoikIhv.
Great purchase of tine I'mbrellas.
Will offer the line Monday morning.
Finest and best yet
We shall oifer 200 gross of matches
next week. 1600 matches for 10 cents.
DR. H. M. WILDER,
:piiysician and surgeon.
Office over Burwell & Dunn's Drug
liUl o.
D. 0'DONOGHUE, M. 1).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
W jl .A ' - ., .
uegs w announce mat ne nas re
sumed practice, and that all calls
now day and night, will received
prompt attention. ;
Office 28 Pi Trade st, over Ham
moind A Justice's Hardware Store.
H1 Klv,WXk .,.i,J.,.L.,u
,-ceiit. appi
'time.br ; tfrrt'es. Wot SirAArt'nfi,lrliT'oTiJ Afchrtrt. ,,...
faxjt, us tlie said board 'may proyldV .JPrf ,ni y,JinfV.,ATT
Krhey shall bfear' five per cent ilk fc, G. jARRlOR,
. p. w,. vv,itv twit bv? if" r-.y
aeuted by coupons, attached . to the
j
ine earn nonus suaii be
sjjrned bv
the Mayor and countersigned W tU
Clerk and Treasurer of the Cltv. and
sealed with the seal of the corpora
tion.' The coupons Fhallhe 'sfrnrt
by the city Clerk eikI Treasurer, and
i fi i i i no i-iriu oi orders on the
'. Trr-"-"T'", forth ft r-"'-- -.st
S. L. LEARY,
ROHITEOT,
H oLJEl0 onreei, noom 4, nee
mia pinor,
4r
For nt,, ,
kon B. street for
rs. M. R. Farrow.
npll
XllHce. 7
815 K
m
M. D.
ciav .ajid .Surgcou.
Trarl ,st, JMhut
Charlotte. N.
Tomrf attendn.n-,An x.n titiJ'
. f DR. L. WITIE,"''
0; 'rJdftr-Opposlte Central Hotel:
1 1 oui.-s. 9 to 2 o. m. ; 8 to 6 p. m..
L M. Davis & Co.
THE
SWINSON
HOSE
222 N. TjBYON vSTBBKTf
Opposite Tryon Street M. . Church,
charItte-'nc;'
Board by the day 75 cents. By the
week or month on reasonable terms.
mch3-8m . Mas. E. BWINSONJ
. - ' '
V
Wheat Bran. ' Wheat Bra'n.
u r
stjr; MiaLiHiS company, ;
BOCK
BEEE!
BOCK BEBE!
Robert Portner Brewing Company.
i8r6 Fsahlishfid in iftfi
Wholesale Dealer and Manufacturers' Agent in
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, BOOTS AND SIIOKM.
All lines complete and ready for the trade.
The cetoalThotel,
ECCLES & BEYAN, Proprietors.
CHARLOTTE. N. C.
One of the most Invitinp, kh
perbly e(iiipMHi uud faultlessly
conductetl hotels in th houth.
Locuted in the c'iilri of tlie
city, convenient to tl Imoiiifsx
liut-, hunks, puhltc lnililin
AUd churches. Tin- t't ntial is
one of the largest lut Is
twc'ii Bultliuore in.d Atlnntiu
and in elepantly fnrniflu-d and
equ)pied in all its dfj iir tmniu.
Each room is coniin-u-d villi
the office hy Khitnf I-tnr:i
Bell ; Electric I.hrhl? Hot him!
Coht llnths; halls nod
enrj eted in Briif!H and 1
vetf ; Water on each floor. The
ino t considerate ut ten i ion i: i n
to nil puests and their comfort carefully looke-l after.
The Central is connected by a covered hrflfrcwith "Tln Il.Iinont." a
new hotel, and the most elegantlyfurnisheil in the StaUv. Th Uelniont
is under the same management as the Central.
I. W. DUEHAM & CO.
Marble and Granite Monuments.
EXAMINE OUR PI AND GET PRICES.
NO. 28 N. ColUire Street. Charlotte. N. V
ceeb:
I have recently purchased aTJ!reauiJ
er. uy means oi tnis tne mua ana
cream is accurately separated, i am
now : nrenared to .' furnish ' PURE
CREAM at very low prices. .
MVJLf, y Alhl iu. ,
1 ."I'
Street Railway Ctihhecti6Hs.;,";
Until f urtlief notrevnewcars Nos.
5nd fl, on Tryon street,, will connect
with car iNos,, z ami s on rraae sti
p Indepemieuce Bquard. Cars Nos,
l and 4 on Tryon street line do not
connect with Trade street oars..- 7
ptHousBirrr
BJWCKtAYER M. CONTRACTOR
Refers to Charlotte Oil and Fertill,
ser Company and others for whom he
has done work; Prompt, reliable and
efflcten t work jjuaranted. Address
acunauotie. '
'ffeldStr ' it .;WM, TT. TTOUfll?R
" For the befct Norfolk Oysters fro to
Arrdt's, . ;
Tfie AU Healing Ointment
j NEVER FAILS.
Cures all Skin DIsaaham. Sold bv
.llu. . . 7 - .
ttiwaruggisis. Manuiacturea oy
1 EDWARD HOOPER,
607IW. Seventh St, Charlotte, N. C.
ICE-CREAM!
V Ice Cranio .Parlom Are lmxv
Onttn. And I tm rnxlr in unrVA Htt
public Cream In any amount' t ar
ieq to order and delivered. 3
y Restaurant Is open for board'
and the tabltt is alwavs sunnlied
h tlie' best of the season.
' W. B. TAYtOP.
jsrptioe i .
I am now nronared to furnish first
class plh lumber Ion g leaf or short
at lowwt asn price, uejivereu
prc-mptly, direct in wills. - .
Am. ... v tf . -V. X. rtA41AJS.
m",i,M l ff i. I " ' Nr'- '
weet Hams ana.unea puts-
C There is no doubt about It, the'
sweetest llama ana Dried JJeef is .at
; may8-lm , 214 E. Trade Street.
sprinc;
MIUINEKY
We are now receiving our new
Spring Styles. AlUhe NuVlties oi
the kcaton will be found inlW house
as soon as they oamc ou V'ii North
eraaues. t If
: mua nousHin nnr tr.iiniur uH ,
has' been North- tnr a.(.i Iol' -
Ifetiir g riffjpur styles will ti home
in a lew nas with all "ih latest
louches in trimming Hr taste in
irimmmjr ana superior. jr.rk, is too
ell known to neerurtnet toinrnfnf. .
The larfst styles aVwi'vV u H-nd '
in our rft'ess'inllin'dtttartmenL
ratent Well " Flttlni-, iiimnl
&.00. 41312.7th 6 1. V- . h
itfdtfartmenL
A') cutui'i?', fitting nqtntrl ssutir-J
vision of this dettwtnWtlVv 'Mi a
Query hcrselll - v . ; ,
.' Are nowreadV,ftr,,M' orfif4s tn
our line, We guarantee our i atrtns
Istest styles, first class ,,wotk nd v
hwest pnees.'; A w , ,t t , - , ,
Respectfully,' 1