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Charlotte Chronicle. T PHAKLOTTE OHUMTKXB FOB. CO. w racy MarBiaa assess -1 iqaai cakh man or tub omoirioui i p i IKXJTPBOlfB HO. OK WTUTB TO ; IH CM BOW I Ul J. Chajtotf W.C I j - June , 1891. V HTrTOUTI AID HAITI. Byppollte Md Hsyti make floe combination for rntogoverument, an ' atchyaBd a first class reign of terror and butchery. Hyppolite to a genuine - negro, about half civilised, fall of u , pnitltiea, afflicted with fit of vio lence aad Insanity, hat deliberately batelusdhUsubjecMby the buadreds r vitala the tost thirty dayt. ,v Oo Mi; tbo 80th hi black soldiers la?adad tbo home ef tba Meal- oaa consul, aad dragged a half dozen resell from the hotue and aasaarinated than. TO Mexican ConTOls life waa endangered. Tba neat day tba attire foreign legation, iaolnding Fred Doug , law, called oa Bypollte to protest u again such oonduct. Be flew into a I ' rage and retired Into another room and eotnmenoed to play the Ante, imitating tba oondact of Nero white Rome waa burning. The Oarman Oontul gave Hypo "llta to aaderatand that hla gor- , erameut would not tolerate tueh nut oonduot. Bat Fred Douglass, the J- accredited representative of the United f States, tba country which la responsible la a large degree for the morality t' " nayM, trembled and turned aahen pale. Hahatahowahimaelf a coward among hi race, and ehould be with ;. drawn. The United States ehould no ' longer oountenanoe the etate of affair ' la Haytl. It ha no no interest there .eaoept to net Hole St Nicholas aaa coaling station, and Hypolite hat now violated the treaty with thU oountry in ' respect to that coaling station. But for the moral protection the United BtatM aaa givea Haytl It would with ite mlat rablo mbgorernment be twept from the face of the earth. the teaaoa when a mea? faaoy tarna to love hae Jess passed. Everybody feala like fleeing from the Sanaa heat to the eeaahore and to the mountains, bt Ota marriage market all over the laid to booming. Wouisn hsve not yet lost confidence la mea. , They hate not yet become too refined to entirely avoid the companion ship of ooarte man, nor too Independent to live with out him. AQ this notwithstand ing the fact that each writers as Oeida, Mrs. Barton Barrieoa aad others have asserted that intelligent, educated wo men would soon abandon all offers of marriage, preferring to live indepen dently of masterly man. . Bat only the scientist. It may be. can ecplein the reason for the onueuai crop of J una brides aad bridwzroora. One writes this explanation: "Can it be that there is some subtle Influence at work of a kind that lay men cannot undeutand, bnt which a Boston physician hat recognised? This follower of Eeculapim and Galen pre dicts that the next twelve months wilt be marked by the arrival of more little royagett from the eternal shore than any previous rear in the world's histo ry. Can it be that the prophet speaks truly r How has b learnt that so many babies are oomln? to gladden the hearts of youth and oldr" The Ghbobiclx o o a fl d nt 1 y looks for a grrtt increase of nuptials in the staid old State of North Carolina. It has many delight ful and copld captivating rammer re aorta, which will be crowded this sum mer. No such a conoourte of gallantry, beauty, refinement and culture was ever before seen in the State, as the present meeting of Ihe teachers and their friends at Morehead ci'y. Cupid is cer tain to get in some admirable work there. It is one of the great hopes of the State. TH OLD HICIOBY CMC f TBI ITATCI OF miKSON DAVIS. - The curious spectacle waa yesterday witnessed throughout the South of a popular movement to honor the mem ory of the author of Southern ruin and defeat. For tome time the effort to - erect a monument to Jeff et son Davis v has languished for want of funds, and -a the nlaa of a nuni nnhiu ..i..u. - was devised to avert, 1 possible, a com- R.PHSP"-.. U B0 reported , that tba idea hat proved a success. But : the movement is unfortunately likely ' to arouse bilter and hostile erftiolsmln quarters where Ha orirmator art ea- tetawd and the "New South" to regard- c fraternal' good-feeling. To taw moat - naprejodloed it is not eaty tp . ' see exactly what attribute i : the immAmr nl th (L,.k.. r federaey merits grateful onmroeroora tioa by aa obltged people. Hla own aa . ' aoeiates testify that his intsrferer.oe ia , military operations p-eetpttated en me of v. - the Worst itfe-aatim nl tha 17 1. ; oomnetenrv a civil w ,. tirnally and ft-iri,waly mauieit. ' and. hit' unrratOBtost releetion of a proffered reconciliation with those from ' WB0- ha had been glad enough to ao y. oept hie life hae forever dlsDnlled anv halo of roTiaooe that mlaht otherwise .. bars oluag about hie flxure. , That to from the New York Trlbura x Of coarse, and we print it not to lnult Our rtadera, for the 8 uthern people are ' philosophers, now on the subject of theelrilwar. They are in good hu- Btor aad will do but one thing now for ; that war, and that is to sacredly guard IU history. The Tribune is totally in i capable of judging of Mr. Dayls. It dooa ' t-ot know the man. It does not lo thi' V-t all iu opportunitios for ao , qelrlag knowledge, know the people whofollowed Mr. Davis. 'But the Tribune ought and doea per haps keow that Mr. Davis waa never glad to accept life from his captors.- .He -. asked for a trial ,A u-aarum it was rerused Mm because his advertarUs found that they oould not make a cam of treason against him They owardly discharged him without trial. 'Physically secession waa a failure, .but ' mentally, it dM andsr. No great nor . then mtallaot hu tver attempted to combat it with anything save gun pow- Bmy true Southern man today aooeptt the mult with an cqulnemio -philosophy that would do credit to , Socrates, when he was about to swal low hemlock, or Lather at the Diet. -..We meant v .t . .. Tribune does not write oar history. w JU lATKiaOMT. - Tha gratifying Intalligenoe eomee fcora Fhtladalphla that during the month of June 1 600 marriage lioenaee .wOl batoiaad. This to more than twice aha usual number aad ia attracting : world wide attention. June Is not spe cially good noath for matrtmoav and tha preseut J-i ha. be,n MHl b t to for new aaaoa blaeniog bnd. and groo-st. Bat other greatoeatrea of popabuion, Kaw York, Boston, St. Loais and still hr placet are showing a matrimonial boom, The reason to being sought with eathusiasm aad fancy because the in cwaeaaotaurriageargneewell for the SWy and the lov. of bums andfamilyV1, WhUa this aUmuIas lcmttrimmVjotU uadombtediy aaaka many anhappy tosaea for the divorca courts yet B great m,y j,..ppj, , will be tend Tf itr. as . tu "rriag U eonaly' . , atoa of uauaahl pto.sttlty, Aad A Meriiaa Aceldeat tt 8tlieitor Loig, of StatMTllle. Hpeetal to Tm CHBoaicu.1 Sausbubt, N. C, June 10. The "Old Hickory Olab" of this place Is a modrl of refinement and culture. It number a tlx ty-fire members from the leading citizens of the town. The ol ub it purely a social and educational society. Th-y have fitted up an elegant set of rooms, embellished with all tho modern Im provements for the pleasure of man, embracing billiard and reading rooms. Newspapers and magazines from all over the country are found on tbeir table. No smoking, drinking or gam bling are permitted in the room. Vio lations of this rule will suspend a mem ber. Friends of the olub are highly en tertained here, and an open invitation to extended to them- The clut i has done more towards improving the morals of the members than any organization yet affected in Salisbury. Ills continually growing in numbers aad popularity. Tba cotton platform at the depot ie about emptv. Only about thirty bales remain. Very little ootton coming in now. Farmers all busy with thir crops Business hat been flat for the week end tog todav. Merchants and other trader nave Bad nothing to do. Charles Ruianer has gone to Chicago for Are moatos to attend lectures in optics. James D Em is returned i esterday with hi bride from Hanover, Pa. Evlil, nee In the cmton oil oaxe tcui(hl buforo 'Squire Hamaav eater day was so damaging that the boys im plicated were bound over to oourt. The negro Is again out on tbs street. Work on the Presbyterian church is projtrvrsing; finely. The foundation of the toer ia oompleied and brick are b.'ing laid on portions of the wall Rock Cultt-ra nrp busy chiseling out sills and corner stones. Toe lawn psrly given last night at the r. Hidence of Or. Caldwell by the St. Cecelia Hock ty was well attended. A slisbt shower drove the orowd into the house where the refreshments were trvtd. A handsome purse of over 125 waa realised. Sanitary O Ulcer Mote Fulls aaya the etrtet and back lota of Salisbury are in a clt am r oonditiou than they have been In four years. uev. Howard Hunimerell, of Tarboro, N. O , who Is here visiting his father. Dr. J. J. Summerell, will preach at the First Methodist churoh tomorrow night. Regular sertiod at the other churches morning and evening. Editor Whiohard returned this morn ing from Greenville, N. 0. The otftYers and employees of the Western North Carolina Railroad hava made up a parse of over 1700 for the purpoee of presenting a silver tea ser vice to Captain V. K. McBee, their late superintendent, in appreciation of their respect towards him. On each piece will be engraved: "Presented to Capt. V. E. McBce by the employees of W. N. C. Diviaion of the Richmond and Dan ville system, 1811." News reached here last aigbt of a serious aoeidwt to Solicitor a F. Long, of Statveville. Be was out riding a fractious horse, the horse reared up and fell, falling upon him, and be was dangerously hurt. MAYOR HEMPHILL'S IQLD YET0S. He Hat Yetted Llettte tt Beer Salttti IISLFTB ETCTIM PHVt re. CaasbeU Takes the lext UsTtra- trsf Okie" Oat ts. Drive. nuioruaia laanuu . It to said that at tha dinner aabto last craning Mrs. Guv. Camnbatk with merry twinkle f her eye, Md rested bar honored lord thuslyl . Jiaamy, it would greatly piense ma to ride opt thieeventag with iha neat governor at Ohio." A pazsteu look spread over tha face of the matter of the executive mansion and in a i1f hesitating way the governor replied : Well, dear, your request it ratner am mguoua. You know I may not ne out i n tve tba idea now. 111 ride with you to the Neil House, where yon ovn get Maj HcKialev. Between tha two you cannot mias ridV bur with Ohio's neat Kovernor. " Tha scene changes to tha crowded street ia front of the Neil. Mr. Camp bell ia sitting oomr -m i f in the elegant ramlly carrlae, refresniog herself wlta a handsome large black feathered fan. She is attractively d rested in a thin, dark dress, relieved by a tight colored bonnet. Of course she to admired by passers or, ana tne cumax is rescues a moment later when Gov. Campbell ap pears with Mej. McKinley leaning oa his arm. Maj. McKmley bows very gracefully to the first lady of tha State aod shakes ber hand heartily. The next , Governor of Ohio takes his seat by the present Governor t wife, and aa tha colored coachman It turning tha lovely tpan or seal browns, the present gov er nor is heard to remark to bis wife. Is seated by the next governor: "It shows how much confidence I hava ia Mej McKinley, to let yon take blm riding." Tha distinguished chaperon 1 and her guest drive north amid a rip- I pie of applause from the admiring pop I ulace: Hhe governor drops out of sight in ths surging crowd and tha cur tain drops on one of tha most pleasing events or the convention. MACHINERY. rollowlot ia lb use of our aaaaaraetu on w blob ws would be i lad to mane rls KKUif km siaaa a to joorse power. HOIUERH, ADD HOILKB KIXTUM SAW MILL&-S siaei and atvles. cotton I'HBKBKH it slate aaa styles ruu.il. HANG KIM. PKUKHTA& BOXXB. HUV mn.Aku 8if okb mAcnra ooorujiua LDHBBH TKIT1TKB. WARP A If I) TABXt PR OIMCrJLAR SAW UAIfORKLB SAUniRIBT A U UTlLEa UAHTiAUO. taraSdress or sail oa l.inDX OOBTPAsTY, ntjaniAVW w r v.. . . 1L A DURHAM ft CO, WHOLE&AXil 0B0CXB8, : "Oavulotaa, H. 04 ' We hava a large and well select ed etoea of groceries which wo offer to the wholesale trad only, and respectfully ask an exBastaatJon of oar goods Bad prices before baying elsewhere. Beepeotfully, J. A. DURHAM ft CO. PATENT LEATHER. Men'g Fine French Calf lat ent Leather Shoes. Price f 5 Oa. Lace and Coneresa These shoes are very light and dressy. CSrnhv J'sxitithiBft ' CSanon.' ' fiFir " I Bra (Saaba ClolhitttL BTatiaJLaiI FANCY COATS & VESTS I FANCY COATS & VEST& R ACKET ORE. The Lace are Plain. French and Lon don toe. The Cons are Plain London with Blai k Jersey too. The handaomeet line ever shown in this alace. AM otaai 4 to 10 These shoes are wearing splen didly this sea sua, and are very popular. Ladiet Patrnt Leather Boots, price $4.00. Th ss ate beauties. I hava Blk FT Cloth tops. Full line Oxfords! GILREA1H & CO. BATTERY PARK A8HEVILLB, N. C. HOTEL, Open throochout the vesr. Elevation 1 600 feet; average summer temperature, 74 dea.; magnificent mountain soenery. Bydraults elevator; aleotric lights aad bells; music hail, tennis oourt. ladies' Millard parlor aad bowling alley. Beau tiful drives aad first class livery. No nsotquitoes. For deeoriptive printed tier apply to. J. B. STEELE. JlS-tm. Mansaar. S ALE. Trustees' Sale of a valuable Brown Stone Quarry, situated st thetowa of Wade bo ro, State of North Carolina, to gether with engine, boilder, steam d ricks, gang saws, etc., all In coeaplete order. Ubod chance for investmeot. As trnstevt under a orrtaln deed of trust dated August 20. 1888, and re corded in Trust Book So, page 80S, et sq , we will on the 24th day of Jane, A. D , 1301, at the hour of 8 o'clock p. m., in front of the courthouse door in the town of Wadeaboro. State of North Carolina, axil tha Wadeaboro Brown Stone Quarry, together with (tt franchise and privileges, and the per- solaI and real eetate belonging thereto. onnaiating of leasehold inter in about 1.100 acres of land, a fee simple in about so aoret, improved ny a valuable dwell ing bouse, steam engine, boiler, sir derricks, gans saws ia the b.-nlers and engines and all the tools and appliances uael in working eaid q 'tarry- Terms of sale: One third of the pur chase money in cash and the balaooe la one and two years. A deposit of S3 000 required oa the say of sale. Benjamin F. Lemjhtow, Trustee. Office, Washington, D. C JonN Ridout, Trustee. JlOeod-Ot Off y, Washloglon, D. C NEWS FROM ABOVE. The latest iatelliaenbe from the na pe regions, that to to eay from tha top of the Blue tUdge, to that the new and elegant hostelry of the Green Park Ho tel Company will be ready for the) n- tertamment or guests on tha zotn Jan. Tba .proprietor sra sparing neither money aor efforts in their endeavor to make this the roost popular reaort in th asooniams oi norta iiarollna ud nor friends may be assueed that the COM FOR T and PLEASURE of guests will be provided for iu a man ner superior to aoythlns yet exoerieno- ed in that part of tha mountain coun try. At considerable expense a beauti fully Illustrated SKETCH BOOK descriptive of Green Park, lilowine- Bock and viclaitr has been kaued bt tba oompaor. whtob will be sen. tree on application, together with terms ai.d any other information desired. One great desideratum hae been provided for and that to a bouse comfortablv heated throughout whenever the weath er Is cool. Address, GREEN PARK HOTEL CO., Blowing Bock. N. 0. 14m SPARKLING CATAWB : SPRINGS These justly celebrated Spring Western North Carolina are Beautifully Located, The Climate to Delightful, The Water are eminently curative for Dysnepaia, Liver Diaeaeo, Vertigo, Spinal Affections, Neuralgia, Rheumatism ScrofuU, Gravel, Diabetes, Sidney At lecHona, i nronic iwugn, Astnraa, in somnia, Debility and all Skin Diseases. Hotel refitted and put in first-claaa order. BOOM FOB 400 QUESTS ia now oraa. Write for terms. DR. E. O. ELLIOTT ft SON, Proprv., Sparkling Catawba firings, N. C. m23 St Sat Oattide Buslaru PtrtUiof Atlaala. NASnviLLB, Tann., Jans 20 A apt- mmi irom auaoia, ut, myt: mayor HomphiU bas created a big sensation by vetoing all beer license. Atlanta issua two kinds of iieense, one to saloonista handling whiskey and wines, as well as beer, this at f 1 000 per annum. The OcnertsfoT Um ul alutir, at fa50 per annum. The lot mer are kept' ia tha butinee pan oi mm !, wrttaiacurtaiu nreeorib ed limiu lleer saloon ar ia tke out sktru and in aooie i 4ikDi lu re-id-st porwona. The Major rtwaoo lur ia- iuiift niaapptuvai to boar saloons tt tnai iflei bae tarn to ail intont and ' purpo.es -'blind tigea"aad Uim, z)s. tenoa unrair lo tha pruhibitkin ele moot and to saloua mea who py high er lioenee. lbs aanouaeeaiMt baa orrated a great owl uf damaaiua, aom favurabl to tha Mayvr and some de oidviily oinpoaite. Do you gtt Tut CiiRONiau tmm ptpw t-w wm Kktf, ;Vj- -E1891E- THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERLD at ONtS DOLLAR PER YEAR. Is the heel and cheaDeHt Family Paocr In ths l'niie.1 fltates. Now to th time to subacrib.- Maoy aoveitiee will he added Vl text variety of Hp content during the .year 1811. and nothing will he left uudoua io ptrau and gratify its snbarribers. It specialties t w 1891 will he origina articles oa prsctwal f srminaT and gardl aning, serials and ettort Morten by the beat authors. , Wotnsat work and wo man's leisure. Oviua of literature and art. Original flaahee of wit and huanor. Aotv-ni to correwooadenta prctnptiy and fully made. The lateat newt from every taction of the rkbe. . -. lr-- dOresa, JAMfS trtJKDON BEKNETT, NiwYobk TlaaaiJs . 0 ' - NewYorkaty.6 " 0lT ON14 DOIXAK A YEAR. Do sot fail to 'mbmrtbe u far tha f YerlV WseW, Hrrald. -M A Fine Opportunity. Fine Opportunity. Having decided to retire from the drug business, we of fer for sale the entire stock and fixtures of the THE WILSON DRUG CO. The stock and fixtures are entirely new. 1 his is a good opportunity for a live, enterprising man to enter into an established whole sale and retail business. THE WILSON DRUG CO. DB. ANNIB L. ALEXANDER. rraeue tintea toWomea aaa Oaiiirea Offles Hosra t te U m-1 to Ma Km. MS If. rrroa Btrtt, OHAaUiUttB, V. O tmmm,mj a. 0. om aw. nun. ATTORNEYS, JONES it TTLLBTT, Law BVTLnmy, - CaUBtvom. N. O. Ol blacks and colored silks newest serges, thebets cricket ing cloths, ail woolen and silks I and woolen flannels, all of this seasons importation, in exten shre ranges of patterns, and coloring of surprising beauty ! at rapidly selling prices. COATS AND VESTS. Of blacks, colored and fancy patterned alpacas, mohairs, brilliantines, all made with strengthened seams. We be gin with some ten or twelve patterns at $1.50 and continue with large and assorted ranges at $3.50, $500, $6.00, $8.50 and $10.00. Our line of al pacas, sicelunnes and drap d'etes Is larger than ever, and includes Longs, Slims, Extra Longs, Clericals, Stouts and Extra Sizes. PHARR & LONG, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, 42 SOUTH TKYOM ST. A TERRIBLE CYCLONE" that wrecks and destroys erery thing in its pathway to dreaded by every one, to alto to dltesat that wrecks the Nervous System and destroys life's pleasuree. It behooves every one therefore, if possi ble to have tuch disease thoroughly eradicated from lb system, which oaa be done by going to Cleveland Springs ana anncing 01 its waters, wmon nave alwayt proven officious in tho core uf disease of the Blood, Liver, Bladder or Kidneys as well as Dyspepsia, Malaria, Nervous debility and other ills to which flesh to heir. The earthquake that shook South Carolina from lb Seaboard to the Mountains and left CHARLESTON IN RUINS or her Inhabitants in awe and conster nation came untxprctedlr. Just as suddenly may c mplete prostration ooue npon ytu A jou neglect to heed the u I t, . 1 ivtn. for it in war wh n armies j m, r battle - IriOUiiANUS are KILLED) or maimed for lirj. 80, also, in this battle against disease, whilst many are carried away raindiy, many mora re main Iipralida for life, which might have beeu avoided by promptly going to this Fountain which nature ha Bra- pared for tha ailing of suffering human- For Analysis. Testimonials, fto.. Address J. a WILKINSON, Proprietor Oleveland Springs, Apr 10 8mos Shelby, N. O. Hants ana waste. tba merchant who bays through tha Old system of long dating and high prices cannot uaaeratand now it te that tha live merchant, mast, ring with dol lars aad using his bargains aa bargain, can sfford to sell goods at the prices in hundreds of cases. ; A friend of mine who taw ma buy a large let oi Men Fma Straw Hats ths other dsy at about ona fourth ths regu lar prios told ma about a talk ha had with one ot hie busiaeaa neighbor re cently, aad I was glad to get the sub stance of his opinion of us, for it waa correct in thlr, that wa told a great many goods for leta than tba cost of Ws dont think there to anybody ia Charlotte who would doubt the correct neaa of thi statement in this lot ef bats. There waa not one that f o'd regularly under $1S per doaen, end from that up to $18 per doaen. What wa will do with these hats. Chrg a profit over the manuf acturen price or a reasonable profit on what we paid. We can afford to tell them at lest than half the whole aale prios, la fact, we shall tell them at B0 cents. Now a retailer a price on a hat corting $1.60 would be alout $9 60, hut our clan saves the buyer tha 83, and gives him the same bat ia style and quality, and all new at 00 cents, and wa nuke a fair profit, too. Oar good neighbor deo'ded that nnniil not make anv money Bell ion goods as we do. Said he bad positive informatl n that we told the Bolton thoe for I?, which Bolton sold to Merchants at ft) and they were retailed at 14. t-a'd we ware Belling Douglas shoe at the net wholesale ocst and both state meats were true. - . . . 1 explained to my New York friend that we bought the Bolton tboe fnm a cmdlt failure at one-third the coat, or Si, aod sold it for f3, that it did cost tne man t3, it was above an eteiageof the stock in value or ws should hava sold it for S1.60. As it wa we made 81 per pair on these shoos, and avtd our patrons 3 per pair. That on the Douglas shoes we mad our usual profit to aeU at tba wholesale price and we did that. We were offered another lot of Dong la short this wrek and declined them for they are not worth the money We bare abont 5(0 pairs In stock yet, and we are very snaiou to get them out. We shall tell you what we under ttand to be true about tbcte thuea as mm wwm Ait anvthlrv rise. Somebody tru d t make Ihe .Impres sion lhttiwe bsd tbrw thoe bought by some one else dinctly from Douglas, and that wo paid Lis price and so d thrtnstooat. tnat to not tiue. Wj make a fair pnflt at th prioe but If ihey do not gu 1 ut faster than they ha a been lately, we shall cut the price to cost or sway below that if it to necessary to movtthem. - ' Thi se one thousand hats at BOcamounU to? 500. We bought a big bargain and sell a big bargain. Anot any mer ohaut in tbo world would ray that tba hata are worth tt 6, I Sell tb m a t 1 60. SI .000 more that we get Sell mm a little bargain, though wa tiougbt a big on .... ui We buf a big; baKi sd st ll a Wg bargain, aud th.ee bate Bhw the differ W. J. A E. M. Davis. Colts and Winchester PEATTNO RlTLEg. , Rb- T HE TRADE II Can be supplied with Sticky Fly Paper Sticky Fly Paper BY JORDAN & SCOTT, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS No. 10 North Tryon St. YOUR ATTENTION YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR WINDOW OUR WINDOW n B. BONMAN,. D. 1, raytmatav n Botnotjcpathla t Trade Street. t tl a. B an aa. t etrtiHW ia ths MaAaa Omre smu aarAtjt. over rttst la - HarintMl Rank, v. . O. BtOMAJIA W,AT, tamlatJtaaI)rni BtersarBBSB. Trraa aa, sramptly answer Bar ar alfBt ratir ' RRAOS, the BIUM anat DECOttA TIVl Painter, Shop, No. UN. Tryon flu avpoaiM ttokat Stora. , ssaymy. COR OVER FIFTY YEARS r , Mas. WinsloVi SOOTHING SYRUP Bae haMS as4 Snr airSfa while tsetBlac. It sumnea a aall. Mlmi ta cim, al lay, all Mla.ea-es rtaiil,rMnilatM tb display this week. The hnman aye often bespeaks the character of tha atan." So, too, does the window dis play represent th character of the house. Oar window will bear 'the closest inspection anytime." Ia par east window wa show a lias of Negligee aad and PuS Shirts that eannot be beaten, Negligee Shirts ta Madras Cloths, Ox fords. Cheviots, Stttesn and Flannels. Sirne are full negligee, others with ' laundried Ouiler aad s. IT Prie- a range from 6A, up, all good values. In oar wast window yua will as a bsanti fal Una of White Flannel and White large Baits made in a variety of style. Some are braided with black aOk braid and aom have whim aatia budinga. Tatta tot aoiae are single breasted, ia Other doub - k.exrti. Prirw of thee suits are lis sm c bwh m S&00 aa dsr value, tutbtatitaa Uoderahlits tie and W)e. Qoajog t rducd priosa. : - 103 s roceh s & co I atoauKii anS kowi axil, u M naMf a Aiarav-i-. Tvat-Sa mim a swa, i bjis .4 ttn'ayaeat tas we Advertising In a live' neatly prlotcd ; well set fMper always I market ceports each day. Call and see the finest Repeat ing Rifles In the world and give us your name for one at club rates. CaH early or you will "get left" Brown, Weddington & Co. 29 East Trade Street GREAT AND REAU Again and again to our gTeat pleas- are, we bear the little mis, th yen ng ladies, ths old ladies, f and everybody, laving. Oat how delightful It to to jet IntoySur WBITE GOODS DEPAatT- ftfl 1, ... wmmmm 'n - delight to turned lnw a refreshing re- ; alty, when taey set 00a of our . Em BUOIIr.B0 KOBE1, and when they -make a eeVctHtn from our pretty line or Ama b tt all white, oc white wtth black peixa dot. it to then, nearly all are delighted to use the old .slang, 1 i. ; t..a. mt alia) riant ana wa wiU show yon a very charming and tempting line of Wash Bilka, pineapple -Tkarae. Branaenbarg Cloth and figured , r La waa tbee goo.i are of the very lat est flnwh auS at) iv aad the fleet are touch, and ws simply ask yon teensoe Beduotioa la price on tAasa. -.-.WaU, both fret ana space to short, bnt we think 1t would be a teal wrong for us act ta meatioa oar pretty lot of Solid , , Black, Barred aad Shovel Lawns, and. also our SuL Blk- aad Ohiata Embroid ered atolls. Those goods are going at a , . awed rapidity, aad at we have only a few k-f r, we are r topwto E, wrf. prtoeon ta-J! asm If ya -.- !. . Serful fa-" t iet Hiv-- lf kaowa Y a ' m ke tbiuy.- S a a harry tpum ally trm t say ukasm ,1 aboat the govaa N- goanc to terof Giaghaaua.lMiliswstkbnrana, ' " OtltooB. and,- many other pretty gocd Atso aa exaajeite uae of tJaae Matting, T. Im. ALCXANDEB, SOU Of. Uyou want to keep r-osted " about the happenings - of ihej day subscribe for ., the daily -Chrcostcle. : Full teletrraohic i - r ... a4-w-s-v r .-. . , - - , , . ; ,-. .
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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June 21, 1891, edition 1
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