4 .
?l?BsCFJPTliR .EATES.
Daily 1 vf r (postpaid) in advance, a Aq
" 6 mos. . ' ' ,: 4
" 3 mos. " V " 2 on
" 1 mon. ' . 75
WEEKLY EDITION. !
Weekly, (in the couuty) in julvance 2 00
' out of the county, postpaid 2 10
R mnnihg - 1 ru
$38- Liberal redactions Or clnbs.
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VasS ' l.ji i !; -.T ,r X ' ' WAV A ,: every manner oXJoo worJcannowDdoa
v . ..,,.,- ' ,Nr: . . r with neatness, dlptoh and cheapnea.
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Bit iMfciaiL ! TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, f 1E otsso-ttokish wab, I ,Tr- A , ,. ' x j
UNDER THE NE;MAKE$iJ
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JJA8 been Kefurnished and Refitted m first-class style, and offeis inducenients to
Travellers and Residents in its excellent table, supplied with the best the marked affords
at prices to suit the times. An active corps ot waiters in attendance at meals, and no
pains or expense spared to render gnests comfortable. ' , v U
Moderate Terms for Monthly Boarders.
OUR MOTTO; IS TO PLEASE.
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""at IT ST R'E CEI TT KB.
Black Cashmeres, Black Alpaccas,
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A Large Lot of Edging and Insertings,
LADIES' SUA UQBRELLAS.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANS,
MOSQUITO NETTING, CANOPY NETTING,
WHITE GOODS, TIES AND SCARFS.
Which we will offer at very low prices, to suit the times
ELIAS, COHEN & EOESSLER.
WASHINGTON.
How Hayj Proposes to Throw
. e Elephants.
The Trial of Franks Bcnn.
june7
BUKGESS NICHOLS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
DEALZB IM
, ALL , KINDS OF
FtJaaM ITTJKB,
BEDDING, &C.
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janS
CHEAP BED8TEADi, LOUNGES,
J PARLOR fe CHAMBER SUITS,
COFFINS of all KINDS on HAND.
No. 5, West Trade St.,
CHARLOTTE, N. C
-AT-
. G . ROGERS,
FURNITUR E W A R E H O USE
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
I am receiving a full St ck of CHILDREN'S CAREIAClfi, 'Kcwebt SfyJts"and
Other Washington .. Notes.
WASHmGTOK,. June 26:-The latt
programme outlined bv th 01
tration to shelve its southwestern ele
phants, is to give Postmaster-General;
Key, the Supreme Judeeshi
the Circuity Judgeship, and General
rmowtne mission to Mexico. Tyner
uecome.jfostmaster-General.
it is asserted on eood anth
Wi, jnorrison, Kayler, Godde
and Blackburn, have signified their in
tention to be on hand at the Democrat
ic gathering at the White Sulphur
Springs next month, which promises
to be large. . -
Yesterday's storm extended from
the lakes to the Ohio river, and at last
accounts had reached Columbus,
Ohio. But few fatalities are reported!
The weather report this morning indi
cates that the storm had exhausted it
self. The trial of Deputy Marshal Frank.
of N. C, has commenced; five evident
iy irregular vouchers werexhihU
The evidence thus far shows nothing
against MarsHal Douglass.
The President has recoe-nized Ram
Salas Montblanch as consul of Peru, in
tae fetate of Georgia.
lhe War Department has nothing
further regarding the Indian war.
W. Wiley Wells, consul eeneral r.n
China, left for Mississippi to-night. He
leaves for China on the loth ol Julv
The Secretary of the Navy has is
sued a circular ordering that politics
snail not be considered in employing
workmen at the navy yards.
lennessee Agent Brownlow renorts
from Knoxville, a raid into HanconV
county, resulting in the capture of Doll
Kay and Bud Eains, ring leaders in the
act of violating law. They also brought
uuui a uuzen small offenders.
Archbishopric of Baltimore
Illness of Bishop Bayley.
probability of crossing tue Dan- Attention , Firemen
The Turks lose 10,000 Hen in the
monteiiegrin Battles.
A Conspiracy to BIov Up the
suez Canal.
Call and makeyoor selection wbil the assortment is fall.
warll
IN connection with the Furniture Business
of Mr E G Kogers. at my old stand cn
South Trade Street, I will conduct the Un
dertaking Business on my own account,
giving it my personal attention.
I will keep ,a complete Stock, from the
Cheatifot Wnml f Tiffin t
Bunal Case. Orders by telegraph or otherwise promptly attended to. Bespectfnlly i-
F. M. 8HELT0N.
CENTRAL HOTELT-
This Well Known and Leading Hotel,
LOCATED IS CENTRE OF, THE CITY, OFFESS
tJ K HTJK FA ACCOMMOBATIONS
"V
CO THE Titi.VEr.UNQ PUBLTC.
The Furniture is First-class, the House is Carpeted
- i ! ' THROUGHOUT,
GAS and ELECTRIC BELLS ARE IN EVERY HOOM.
To Invalids, Florida Tonrists or Persons Traveling
FOR PLEASURE, THIS! HOUSE OFFERS EVERY FACILITY
j FOR COMFORT.
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TERMS : 13.00, $20 and 2,00 per day, accbrdWto locktion 61
Room. f. H 0 ECCLjis, Proprietor.
Baltimore, Md., June 26. A dis
patch in regard to the appointment of
Bishop Gibbons, of Richmond, Va., to
the Archbishopric of Baltimore, says :
"Archbishop Bayley, for some months
has been iu exceedinerlv bad WHV.
and threatened with the softening of
the brain, which is now said ta ha.v
supervened and hopelessly incapacitat
ed him for further active service in the
church." In February Bishop Bayley
went to Europe for the recovery nf hla
health, but his malady develsped so
rapidly that on his arrival the ir.woc
found necessary to convev him t.n
Trappist Monastery, in the north of
J ranee, where he now remains.
The Grand Army of the Repub
lic send Greetings to Doctor
fernnt of rngland.
Providence, R. I., June 26. The Na
tional Encampment of the Grand Ar
my of the Republic convened to-day.
The proceedings are of interest. The
following cable dispatch wis directed
to be sent to Ex-President Grant, Gen.
U.S.Grant, care of Her Majesty, Queen
Victoria, Buckingham Place, London :
"Your comrades in annual encamp
msnt,' assembled at Providence, R. I.,
send the heartiest greetings to their old
comrade, and desire through vou to
England's Queen, to thank England for
the grand reception. (Signed.)
John F. Hartranft.
Commander-in-Chief of the G. A. R.
" A Hurrah for Hayes.
Boston, Massachusetts, June 25.
The review occupied over a half an
hour. The streets and sidewalks alone
Washington street were thronged with
people, crowding and pushing, and
windows, 'house tops and every availa
ble s.r.ce had occupants. All along
the route, there were' cheers and wav
ing of handkerchiefs from windows,
house-tc ps, and every point of observa
tion, greet" rg the President.
UXolIy Maffuires on the Ram
page.
Philadelphia, June 6. A disDatch
from Plymouth, says that late last
night, icar Nanticock, a Dartv of
drunken Molly Maguires attacked a
number of miners, injuring all, more
or less. Martin Mclntire, one of the
colliers, was so badly wounded that he
died.
London, June 26. The Standard has
the following frm Vienna: "It is sup
posed 'that the Czar Will leavA TWW
rest for Alexandria to be present at the
crossing thereabouts, which is expect
ed either Tuesday" or Thursday. A
fearful contest is expected at Rustchuk.
There are eight hundred cases of
typhoid fever in the Russian hospitals.
Constantinople, June 26. It ia re
ported than the English consulate at
Rustchuk has been entirely destroyed
by bombardment.
London, June 26. The Post's Bucha
rest special says: "The corps now
entering the Dabudscha is ordered to
advance quickly up the line of the Oz-
t ernavaoa, and Kustendie'Railwav. Afte
their arrival the right wing of the cen
tre of the army will force a passage
higher up the stream."
The Daily News' dispatch from Rust
chuk Sunday night, savs : " The h.-m .
bardment of this t9wn by the Russians
is terrible. The Turks stand fire with
great coolness. They reply vigorously
and with good aim. . A shell has
fallen in the prison and killed two pris
oners. Several non combatants were
killed and wounded. Shots have struck
the German, English and Belgian con
sulates. Shells have also burst near
the hospital, but the Russian fire seems
directed to the centre of the town."
The Daily News' special from Ibrail
reports that the Turks have retreated
towards Medidji on the line of the Kut
sendji Railway. The whole north end
ofDubradscha has been abandoned,
and it is not likely that they will make
a stand this side of Silistria. The 14th
corps, under Gen Zimmerman, will
cross the river as rapialy as possible,
and be joined by the 4th corps now
going in the direction of the river and
will march southward with the great
est dispatch. It is not known yet
whether tins army will form- a column
of an advance between Varna and
Shumla. It seems probable that these
two corps will fall to the duty of reduc
ing Silistria, and perhaps Shumla. It
is further likely that another passage
of the Danube will be attempted seme
where between Guirgeoo and Turnu
Magruelli, within the next four days,
without awaiting Gen Zimmerman's
advance, which cannot be available to
turn the Turks' positions about Rust
chuk under three weeks.
Mukhtar Pasha's successes in Asia
are confirmed. The Turkish losses in
Montenegro during the recent engage
ments were ten thousand.
A special dispatch from Vienna to
the Times has the following: "In
Constantinople the agitation against
Redif Pasha, Minister of War, and all
the military authorities, is on the in
crease. The success in Montenegro, so
far from calming this excitement, has
rather increased it, it being deemed
dewnright folly almost treason
that in order to gain success
at a comparatively trifling point, the
important theatre of war in Asia should
have been so woefully neglected.
A special from Alexandria, Egypt,
says that the reports recently published
of a conspiracy to blow up the Suez
Canal was based on authentic informa
tion. The Khedive is taking effective
measures to prevent guch an attempt
on land, while a sea police is being or
ganized under the command of two ef
ficient officers.
Rush, June 6. The bombardment
of this place was continued all yester
day. The English agents report that
the English consulate, which had a
large union-jack floating, seems to have
been singled out for concentrated fire,
and was completely destroyed.
Pesth, June 26. In the lower house
of the Hungarian Diet to-day, Count
Apponyi, and Herr Kallog urged the
necessity of maintaing the integrity of
Turkey. Herr Tisza, premier, in reply
said that the last Cabinet council had
decided against the occupation of for
eign territory or mobilization of troops,
but Austro-Hungary would not suffer
the neighboring territory to be taken
taken by a foreign power.
KEEM MEKAM ! "!
A LL those attending the Picoin in 1m.
xl reanested tn
viucrui .. Jv A UnN N( H
P S McLacohun, Chief.
secretary.
jno27
M. Lichtenstein,
FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner Trade and Tryon Sts.,
Has on hand yet, some of the choicest
rencn and English Worsteds, Cassi
meres and Lnndnn PlnK CnUJrxro
u i . , :
jYuiisu wuj do maae up at
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
Style and workmanship unsurpassed. A
rtolt if.. I 1" '1
van irapcuuuuv aoiiciiea.
jan27
Books ! Books !
Christianity and Islam, Stephens, clo. $1.25
JUacDufl's Family Prayers, " t 25
Thro' Persia by Caravan, A. Arnold 1.50
Pine Needles,
By author of Wide, Wide World, " 1.50
Moody and Sankey,
Authentic account of lives of, " 1.00
Mocdy's Talks on Temperance, paper. 50
Moore's 20,000 Industrial Facts, clo. 2.25
j Hand-book of Popular Quotations, " 1.50
Upton's Infantry Tactics, " 2.00
Oliver Cromwell,
By Knatchbull Hagessen, M. P, in
liarper s Half-hour Seaes, paper, 25
Smith s Dictionary of Domestic Med
icine, cloth, 3.00
Harry, a poem, cloth, ' 30
Scribner's Log Book, new supply, boards, 30
lhat Lass o' Lowne, cloth, 1 50
The Great Match, cloth. 1.00
Sidonic, by A. Daudet, cloth, 1.50
One Summer, cloth, 1.25
Hoosier Mosaics, cloth, 1.00
The American Senator,
!y Anthony Trollope, paper, 50
A Russian Bullet, Chimney Corner
Series, paper, 50
Dot and Dime, two characters in
ebony, paper, 50
Rosin e, paper, 50
Miss Nancy's Pilgrimage, paper, 50
Harvest of Wild Oa'es, paper, 1.00
No FEAR of Raving our PRICES Copied.
They are the Despair of Imitators.
We give quotations of a few of our
numerous lines :
Best ALL-WOOL Blue Flannel Full SUITS, $12.00
500 " " Cassimere PANTS, 2.00
500 " u " VESTS, 1.00
200 Fancy and White Mar. VESTS, cost to manufac-
tuie p.vu, we are ottering at $1.50
150 Alpacca SACKS, assorted patterns, 75
Straw Hats and Cassimere Suitings at actual New Yvrk Cost.
And for Goods at an even greater sacrifice,
ask to be shown to our Job Counters.
These larsre reductions arp not fmm o,nr rn et-u n j
but simply to close out odd lines and sizes, and to keep our
v,.v aauajB JlClUf J TCSil itJIU. lYlVlling .
For further and more complete evidence of these facts,
we refer you with pleasure to our Sales Rooms,
Just below the First National Bank.
E. B. UTTA & MM.
Representative Clothiers of the South.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
june 19
AND NOW FOR THAT
" LOVE OF A BONNET
AND
"DUCK OF A HAT."
35
FOR SALE BY
-W-&-K-
TIDDY & BRO.
june27
Having lately purchased a large lot of
GREAT REDUCTION
is-
T HAVE just taken Stock, and find I have
more Coods than I want to carry, so I wil
sell one helf off at COST to suit the times.
I will Fell a fine Silver American Watch for
$12.00. I will sell Gold Chains at$1.00 per
dwt. Watch Glasses fitted at 10c each, and
everything else in propoition.
WEIGHT AND QUALITY OF GOODPj
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED,
AT
J. T. BUTLER'Sj
The Administration Gone to
Boston.
CAROLINA JEWELRY STORE,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
ja21
Lloyd Garrison SpeaksLet All
JWcn Keep Silent.
t .
London, June 2G. At a breakfast
given by the committee,, of the anti--elavery
ssociety. to Lloyd" "darrieon, he
reviewed the slaverr question and
praised President 1 Grant's Southern
policy He said ."Iiottn"bugh't'.iPre8Qiyiti'
Hayes had taken a false step in T yield
ing tojthe South.
5 Cases
New Yoek, June 25. President
Hayes and party arrived to-night, on
their way to Boston. He was accom
panied by Secretaries Evarts and
Schurz, Attorney-General Devens and
Postmaster-General Key. The train
reached Jersey City an hour behind
time. The Presidential car was taken
on the steamer and conveyed to the
Harlem end of .the New York and
morrow morning.
r wheri you see a brieht Babv nleaaad
OF Burton's Malt Hop Tonic, an excellent
article for invalids and those sufferine
from general debility, at
. ? McADEN'S DRUG STORE. ,
.marl;,.,
WIpEAWAKEan mustratecl Magazmi
.. ..fw Yof People, is the yery best pubt
itself and evertbodv h Knrm tWmt- rt.
BuU'a Baby Syrup has been U8e3. Only
licaiion of the kind, in our country, as well
D LOTHEOP & 00
feb25 Boston.
a great deal below the regular price,
and not wishing to carry any of it over,
WE HAVE THIS DAY REDUCED THE PRICE
on all lines of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
to mac everybody can have their
&c, at a nominal price only.
Great bargains may be expected at
june21
SELLING OFF BELOW COST
To Close Business by July 1st.
T. L. FILLETTE
TEADE STEEET, WILIr SELL ALL THE
FANCY GOODS, Trimmed and Untrimmed HATS,
IN STOEE,
IEEESPECTIVE OF COST, TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS.
june!9
OP THE
ENGLISH BREAKFAST PACKET TEA COMPTS
E2F IS 9
Put up in is, is & 1 lb Packages, at SI per lb
SOLD ONLY BY DRUGGISTS.
"UITIEaSOEr 2 IBURWiSEaEH,
une26
AGENTS FOR CHARLOTTE, N. C.
MACHINE OIL, ALL GRADES.
TAIfllERS' OIL, LIHSEED OIL AND ALADDIN SECURITY OIL
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