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VOL. XXIII.
g- Liberal ReduetioMor ObOm.
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i' . CHARLOTTE, N. CTtfESDAi.:-MAY ft. 1880. .- Nfi
Pi&El W !
We have vfit relveJ 9 large Mne of teiy hid-
BV1UO
PARASOLS,
which we bellve ore cheaper fban can be had etee-
wnere, weaave an immense stock-01
DRESS (GOODS,
1
which we are offering very cheaps. Trimming
siiKs, sauns ana uuiions vx matcn
Dress JSoods.
The Prettiest Stock of
Fringes in Town.
Don't forget that we keep the largest stock and the
pest
KID GLOVES
in town for the money. Don't think of making
your purchaser in Domestic uooaa until
you see our stock.
ILL ARE INVITED TO CALL AND SEE US
ALEXANDER & HARRIS.
may 9
$0ols and &Uaz&.
SPRING STOCK 1880.
OUB SPRING STOCK OF
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
AND
TRUNKS
Is now Complete. We are determined 3 sustain
our former reputation for selling
THE BEST BRANDS
(1 ods, which every; sensible person knovTS Is
tx cheapest in the end. Please call and see us
before buying,
estly with yon.
We will deal fairly and non-
PXOBAM A CO.
March
Democrat
1880.
iod Home copy.
ICE CRE
-AT
SMOKE
PERRY'S
BOUQUET
CIGARS
Th bst 5cet QtbxBs
Ever sold In tMs market; the rich man's luxury
-v, Pur uiairs soiaoe; tne travelers iavonie.
Cray's Spciflc M)iicinci
rRADE MARKTbe Gre Kng-TRADE MARK
llsh Krmedy,Aa
lunralllng cure
fforrSkrWteal
Weakoesa,SH
matorrbea, Im
potency, and all
diseases that
f ollow,a- a
sequence of self-
iiDuse; as loss 01
1MB.
r vis-'
rlsfeases'
Tnontiii nr onsumntlon. andarte-
iiiaturftGiuve. , . ,
Wiiii .... -it . a i .nvnamnhlAL wniCa
' je desire to send free by mall every
"iTc.nc Medicine Is sold by an aruggists I
free by malloh r&Aelo! the" Wdmssta
c , : . No, fOtteenantoi' Wo'OeMJeh.J
ouin in charlotte, wholesale ana remu, uj
COMPLETED
at jcs; .7
"Ht )nrt to
gvg CS00jfts, XtrtMufl, Set.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL
OF NEW
Sprig? & J Sorrier
DRESS GOODS
A N D T RIMiyi WO 3 j
17ERY
HANDSOME
Ait'DSOME
PT rHEAP.
v
KRY
HEAP.
Just In, oar third stock of Summer Silks, In new
and very desirable patterns. The hand
somest line of
DRESS BUTTONS
In the city. A beautiful assortment of WHITE
GOODS In fine and cheap Fabrics. Laces, Gloves,
Hosiery, the handsomest and cheapest line in the
market Very Respectfully,
T. L. SEIGLE & CO.
may 9
PERRY DAVIS'
PAIR! KILLER
IS A PURELY VEGETABLE BEMEDY
For INTERNAL and EXTERNAL Use.
DAIU VI I I CD has never failed when used
rHIll IMLLLll according to printed direct
ion inclosing each bottle, and is perfectly taf
even in the mott inexperienced hands.
DA III If II I CD J A 8UUE CURE for
rAIH MLLLft Sore Throat, Couftfas,
Chilly DiarrhsfM Dysentery. Cramps,
Cholera, and all Bowel ComUiintt.
PAIN KILLER known for Hea-8lcknes,
Sick-Headaehe, Pain la the Back or Hide,
Rheumatism, and Neuralgia. , , iV ,
nllll l 1 1 I CD is unqueilionably the BBST
rAIII IvILLtn liniment made, it
brintrs speedy and permanent relief in all cases of
nrnisea, Cuts, Sprains, Severe Burns, etc
DA 111 If II I CD is the velUried and trusUa
rAIH IVlLLCK friend of the Mechanic.
Farmer, Planter, Sailor, and in fact of nil
classes wanting a medicine always at hand ana
safe to use internally or externally with
certainty of relief. .
SW No family can afford to be without tlii
lnralnable remedy in the house. Its price bri?ttr&
it within the reach of all, and it will annually pa-, a
many times its cost in doctors' bills.
Sold by all druggist! at &. 50a. aud 1 a bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Providence, R. I.
Proprietors.
March 13-d4wly.
D I ftlJnC Stool, Cover andJwoks $210 to
r I a II U aV itmniHMn. th gtoDA. S set Reeds.
Z Knee bweus. tnooi,ifODw, vmr "145-
t rated Catal omiA Freo Address bsjjll v. hkai-
TY, Washlnstoa;ii. - f
BRIBHT. ATTRACT1YC CalERFOL.
Mm. J alia McNaIr Wwa-fct'si New Boole,
llll. fa Isr I Jav 11 W III
raU of Plta-CTICAIiiyTOBJaATBra,
Th nsar Hotue.keeoer's UCXBK.
Mr -rr . . - PUIVVIL
HoQM-Xecvtaff. Ooof. Drew. Aseldjni Uekawt.
Children, company, jtarnagi. wimoi, ,'ZIf 1
tnatoVTeUa how to nuke to HM BEAuTlTGIt
" JL book of move practical trtlMtjrwfll seldom, If erer.
be found outside of inspirattoa.1 7u-akj Adeocai.
NEEDED fc JSiraSS By SWMZ
ZTTXZdtio raoe,. LowpricU. Sells rapidlv.
IT:.. Dmm lUaaa'l'wu. HaAUUIUI DUUHaK.DDlf BU1U1UUI'-
AGENTS WANTEDr!,V32
Ursas J. C MeClRD V COt Philadelphia, Pm,
. ... i.. . , : .
nV T mial Tlranaf ftftlrt . Anf BUVeT CJnTOmOS.'W-
sorted styles, with name, 10c NAS8AU CABD
CO., Nassau, in. x. ':
WATERS" PIAH0S1 DnfiAHS!
Best made: Warranted Six Tears. NewlanosV
Qtvni anri floMN. fil AO. iinward. New Organ 9,
9 ax. ttun sfL 75. unward. : Illustrated Cata
logue lree. Aeents Wanted. Second. HandIn-
straments at Bargains. HOBACE WATERS & CO.,
82H, Broadway, w. x.
on 30 BAYS' TRIAL.
lara win annd out Electro Voltaic Belts and other
Electric Appliances upon trial lor 30 days to those
..iffarlniy Tram NArVOllH lKUIllLr. XUICUUIOWBUI.
Paralysls orany diseases of the Liver or Kidneys,
nd miuii nther diseases. A sure cure eaaranteed,
nr no -oav. Address VOtTAIC BELT CO.. Starr
Shall. MlCh. .. :..;:.;;.
CHEAPEST BOOK-STORE
IN THE WOULD. 175672 New and Old stanaaro
aina, in Fccra TtonMrtmftnt of Literature. Al
most given away. , Catalogue of General Litera-
and ncnon iree. unmeuae (uuuwuitow
: Clubs and Libraries. nnn
g BeekmanSL opp. Post Office, New York.
.-MaaaaVMU
aalliaaa I
unlike the jnam so-called
nrerjaraUons fo? tWs'dls-
smmr -m orripr whVh rtnlr relieve
Lt.ii nuil h thA natfent. TURKS PERM ANENTLT!
hm haATi ndoised In this resnect for the oast
20 rears by the leading medical authorities la Eu
rope'i MD CHABGB made to give it a fair
if sffi
5 g -
i . Ii Ira
I il Si ill
THEGODPLtTEHOUh
ir:J,TS
DR. LASCE1.1JE unaenas.es w semi eacu uuor- i v""t, - i; i -ir- b
Ing appUcant a FBKK package on their forwarding. I one in any event and that Mr. rayne,
name indosi: omce aaaressto nis j
--It haabeea Igured out that it takes Just fifteen
minutes to learn to be ah astrologer well enough
to bamboozle fools.
Mistress Bridget, didn't you hear me call?
Bridget Tls, mam: but ye towld me the other day
never to answer ye backhand I didn't. .
A patent medicine manias an advertising dodge,
taught a parrot kept in a hotel to say "Take Dr.
Jink's cougk medlcln," but the previous educa
tion of the depraved bird .led It to add "and go
die ye!" -
Davis, the bigamist, doesn't part his hair m the
middle nor lisp nor wear twe-poond sleeve-buttons,
and yet see bow he mashed 'em!
judge ToUTgee, author of "A Fool's Errand," Is
writing a new book to be called "Bricks Without
Straw' It win probably be devoted to showing
how he complied the remarkable facts of bis pre
vious work.
..-.,",3.
Somebody has interviewed a Boston Ice-eart
i driver who says that "the size of the lump left at
; the kitchen -door depends considerably on the
good or Bad looks ei the cook." This argument
ought to convince a man's wife of the desirability
of keeping a good looking cook, but it won't.
Paragrephers will not go down to a no
grave. New Haven Register. But they will die
ine same. Norristown Herald,
And get pun-ished.
t too, no doubt
A PRIZE FIGHTER'S DIET.
Jehu ITIorriksey's Food nnd Drink
TThen Training' for tbe FJg;b.t wltb
Ileeman.
New York Sun.
In May. 18T7. when the late Jc&m
Morrissey was serving his last year in
Delavan House in Albany. Even then
he showed .symptoms of the desease
which resulted in his death the follow
ing year. 1 myseii was not in good
health, and naturally we began to talk
of our ailments. We had known each
other well for years, and he talked with
me freely.
"I wish," he said, "that I had the time
to go through a regular course of train
ing, such as I used to take before a
fight. I would soon clear out my sys
tem. "I will try it," I said, "if you will tell
me what it is."
'Well, then, take a pen and some pa
per, and I will tell you and you ean
write it down. Jiut 1 don t believe you
will do even this."
Having secured the paper and ink,
Morrissey dictated to me as follows:
fc irat Take a DiacK draught. Any
druggist will put it up. All prize fighu
ers take this when they begin to train
for a fight. You'll find it the livliest
dose of medicine you ever took.
"Second Be sure aud get seven or
eight hours good sound sleep every
day' . .. .
"Third In the morning wnen you
first get up drink a glass of hard cider
with a raw egg.in it. If the cider is not
to be had, then start out and walk brisk
ly fer a couple of miles. When you
come back tate a sponge Dam and ruD
yourself dry with a coarse towel. Rub
until your skin is all aglow.
ourtn or DreaKtasc eat a lean
stake, cooked rare, and stale bread.
Use no milk, sugar, no butter, and no
potatoes, with the exception of about
once a week. If you wish you can eat
a roast or baked potato in the morning.
Drink sparingly of tea and coffee. Tea
is best.
"Fifth For dinner eat rare roast
beef and stale bread. Use no potatoes
or vegetables of any kind with this
meal. For change you can have a mut
ton chop, but without fat.
'Sixth For supper, a lean steaK or a
mutton ehop without fat. Do not eat
any warm buiscuit or warm oreaa at
any time. Stick to good, wholesome
stale wheat bread. Eat no pies, cakes,
or pastry of any kind, and use pepper,
salt, and all other seasonings very spar
ingly. .. . . .
"Seventh use no stimulants 01 any
kind. Do not smoke. Drink sparingly
of water. Do not eat berries or vege
tables of any kind, except occasionally
a raw onion.
'Eierhth If vou feel weak m the
morning before breakfast, it comes from
the bathing, and it should De discon
tinued for a few days.
"There, my mend, continued tne
Senator, "you have the diet of a prize
fighter when m training, witnout me
exercise that goes with it. If you will
follow it for three months I'll guaran
tee you will feel much better than you
do now, and you won't.be troubled with
dyspepsia. But I know you won t do
it.
Mr. Morrissev was right. I did not
live upon the prescribed diet for three
months, but 1 did for aoout nan mat
time, and it did me much good. The
readers of the Sun who may he troubled
with dvsneDsia and loss of appetite and
sleep might also find it worthy of trial.
RELIGIOUS MONOMANIA.
A Colored Herod in Kentucky.
"Louisville. Ky May 8 A Clarks
ville special to the Courier-Journal
savs considerable excitement was caus
ed yesterday by the lodgment in our
jail of Dan Lyle, colored, his wife and,
a colored woman nameaousan xjuib
Tt seems that Dan and nis wire nave
hp.r.oma rjerfect monomaniacs upon re
licrinna Mibiects. He has asserted that
ho was ttiB tsaviour. nis wue v u kiu jjaai t
and Susan Talley, who lives with them,
a prophetess, in nis zeal, ne nas on aij
vpi-9 orfisions aDDearea ai mooes ui
worship, both for white and colored
people, and insisted on playing his part
as preacher. Yesterday, (jonstames
Romily and Saunders procured a war
rant for his arrest, upon charge of disn
rnrhinor nnblic worshirx and went to
his house to excute the same. Lyle re
sisted furiously, and assaulted Consta-
Wa Sftnndftrs witn anr axe. uonstaoie
TRtomilv fired three shots at Lyle, one of
which- took: effectlin his right , brjeasti,
and the other two in the groin x.yie tnen
returned to his house and barricaded;
the windows and doors, but, surrender
ed when -Sheriff Mosely appeared with
an additional possee. Upon entering
the house, the oflicers noticed a smeu.
of putrid flesh, and on making searen
found two of Lyle's children, three and
five years old, dead, with their necks
hrnVfiTv. The imDression is that the
murder Was instigated by " Virgin
Maty" and the "prophetess," who have
hnfh -wiAlrlftd a stromr influence over
Lyle and that he did the killing to re
lifive the women of the care of the
children, believing that for the occasion
he was Herod. Lyle's wounos are very
painful, but not mortal.
iriTiWeii:CMdId'ite.;.;;;;;
rrhe fsTeir 'York Tribune says a con-
versatidniookdjiaee Friday? last i be-;
t-arem TTon. 8amttei J. ; Tilden and a
wen-known iawyer,wnose reiauon w
Tilden are most confidential. vMf
TiiHi i asserted to have ssdd ; that he
cratic cdnvehticflwhdiuAtrwMmi
be nairiMathieagotDytne itepuDiican
nf the nomination of Gen. Grant
of rM.irrt hh! hiutS howt'Ttfsalved to be
i otofeion
woumoe oisienoMJH rLSTJsw-
thWeideBlUail Naaa.
.:-: Hi 1. lit:....: -
inattloBi Mr. UmwmttnVm ItepattrMats
shs. J31lLBaiUiB) , S.HVaii
Retirot UsI 4t tlw Ananr-rii Pro
Tarlfff &c. ' ; ;
SpedattoBaltopreflNrn.
- BJlN1N ILXINOI8.
WAsmMBTO'May ,9. The Grant
people here ppfeir toH) satisfied with
the result of the election of delegates to
the' Illinois Stlte convention,, which
meets'iOo' .the i$t& to 8end.jdelegates.to
Chicago " Thy seem to conclude that
the membet elected on the Washburne
ticket will act -A'ith the Grant element
in- the1 convention, thus leaving no
doubt of ft1 majority. News from Ga
lena is that Mi". Washburne and Gen.
Grant had a long; private interview on
Friday last, which, it is believed bad
reference to the. presidential nomina
tion. GenGrant will soon start an his
Colorado trip.
BLAINE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
A Pennsylvania Republican member
of Congress has lost returned from a
visit home. While there he saw and
conversed with a g6od many of the
Chicago delegates and; with a number
of the leading . Republican politicians.
He says that the belief is now that the
Blaine men on the Chicago delegation
are in a majority; that they will insist
upon adhering to the unit rule, and cast
the fifty-seven votes of Pennsylvania
for Blaine. This would be a sore Wow
to Don Cameron, after all bis struggles
to. control the delegation. .It is said,
further, that Senator Cahn roil, who
went over to Piiiladf lubia on Fridav
last, has become mtirely satisfied of his
inability tt vote the r delegation, for
Grant, and will make no further fight
on that liue.; .This is not, perhaps, prob
able. REMARKS OF MR. CONKLING.
Senator Conklini? to-d;iy expressed as
much coiitiduice as ver in. Grant's
nomination, wud said ' itreite never had
been such stuutuduooa and 'colossal
vinir as was 'daily' resorted to bv those
who were tiyiug (u urevent tire inevi
table. He said he was not at all sur
prised at the defection of the New York
State Senators who are members of the
Chicago delegation from that State, as
he had been expecting .it for some time.
He did not seem to attaeh much conse
quence to it.
THE DEPUTY MARSHALS BILL.
A Republican Senator, who saw the
resident yesterday, said to your cor
respondent to-night that while he had
no authority to mane any positive
Statement On the subject, it was his be
lief that the President would sign the
bill of Mr. Bayard relative to the ap
fjointment of deputy marshals, &c.
The Senator added that in his opinion,
if the President did not sign it, he
would commit a very unwise act Yet
the Senator will doubtless himself fol
low his party in Congress and vote
against the bill. It is to be hoped that
his surmise as to the President s action
shall prove to be correct.
RETURNINCKrBOARD WELLS.
Mr. J. Madison "Wells, of returning-
board fame, has been here enjoying
himself generally, and varying his leis
ure moments With chats with his par
ticular friends and beneficiaries, the
President and Secretary Sherman. Un
der the law Mr. Wells is still the sur
veyor of the port of New Orleans, and
will continue in office until his succes
sor is appointed and qualified. He was,
therefore, not particularly unhappy
when the Senate rejected his son the
other day, and it will not give him
much concern if they keep on rejecting.
It is about time that the President had
sent in another nomination for the po
sition.
THE RETIRED LIST.
The retired list of the United States
army is quite respectable in its propor
tions, and the amount paid is very con
siderable. From a statemeut just pre
pared at the. office of the--adjutant-gen
eral, it is shown that there are flv major-generals,
eighteen brigadier-gener
als, nrty-nine colonels, tinny-tour lieu-
tenant-colonels, forty-nine majors, one
hundred and forty-three captains, seventy-seven
first lieutenants, fifteen sec
ond lieutenants, and eight chaplains on
the retired list . Up to December 31st
last, the aggregate amount paid to these
officers from the date ot Deing piacea
on the retired list was S5,910,378. The
largest annual nav to a retired major
general is $5,625; to a brigadier-general
84.125; to a colonel 83,375; to a neuten
ant-colonel 83,060; to a major $225;
to a captain 82,100; to a first lieutenant
$1,575.50; to a seconcHreutenant 81,470,
50: to a chaplain mm); The large ma
ioritv in all the rades receive the
largest nav. it should oe stated mat
the number of major-generals on the
retired list has been reduced .to four by
the death within the last; few days Of
Gen. Heintzelman.
THE SUGAR TARIFF.
There was a determined struggle
over the sugar tariff bill in the commit
tee of ways and means yesteroay morn
insr. Several nroDositions for an ad va
lorem tariff was voted down, and Mr.
Fxye's uniforn tariff bill was defeated
bv one vote that of Mr. Felton, : o
Georgia. Mr. Tucker's polariscope hfll
was then offered, and amended by sttf
ing out the 92 per cent clause. Five
votes were mustered in its support, an4
it was finally reported by the votes of
some of the friends of a uniform tariff,
one of whom, Mr. Carlislejjjave notice
that he should move Mr. Frye's bill aft
a substrate. Mr. W. H. PerOl, Richard
i). jnsher and unanes a. uouncuman,
f Baltimore, were here, urging the
To4-KolQ hill '
VUilMiV af .. .j r t . (I
' ' j SCHTJRZ AGAINST GRANT. (
- Rotrtrarv Rhnrz recentlv informed
gentleman that it Grant Wa'oWttai
retire fSSe ,SSr as?giv
the .rPdet;atuJvTPrtunity to apt
point a'jievf; cretawv of , the Tntenor.
Mr.Schurz will do this in the contin
gency namedpactuehe ?wi 'rioV.aop.
port Gen., Grant, and he takies tor
granted thstthe admmistratidn' Would.
V.-nY Peels Work in. Hat
Mi J. H. MacGahan, the widow, of
tbe welWcnown ir?aF porfespondent, is
said to be preparing a translation of
thepoems and tales of Edgar; A. ..Po
into Russiau. Mrs. MacGahan is her?
self -H JBussian; arrd Irer translatioii
ought to be avert pTjlafoneforrWs
sombrefancy and. Jus dark and. wler
imaginings are adapted to the genius
and taste of " tr f eDo wMntrvmen.
The educated, elates of Rusia'arb,
howeveri' MrtalV Jf aririliar7 with 'Poe's
work through the French versions of
theuderaire and-oth; ; fj
h i t .
To all who are aunering fiom the errors and m-
Kuwothinaktf VODtll.- MTVOOS WeakOOSSW taWlOV
cay. loss of manhood I vul eentfa reetpeOat
wflcureTOU, FRXE OF CHABi.ThU great
remedy was discovered by a aaisawmary soqu
America.' ' Bead a sell-addressed -ei
Eer. Jeseph T-
rvuaway
Station D, New
orklCltr.
WINE STIFF FELT
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We have the exclusive control of the above goods in this
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Apriin.
QSodMD
TEN STYLES TO
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Respectfully,
.i ''.It
THE
ALL WOOL SUITS IN THE
AND EXAMINE THEM AT;
Trade to the above Goods.
THE TRADE.
Years Experience has Enabled
V TO PURCHASE
Nearly all bought before the recent advance
Respectfully,
SPRING NOVELTIES.
we tljti now ; ", ,' ""'
i3 Cordially Invited; No Trouble to
W;
'. i j d.i. .) ckiiu Mn Kb tmvnA
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ii
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ELEOTION NOTIGEv
if ivnn'fl omcr If arch 81st. 1880.
-Byvtrtoe oi leeototlon l)sedaialsi; tteet-
h feariat: iieTd tn the. c
m Kyii, n JHIW4.-A1TL. 1880V at ta ueoai
polllag places, to ascertain the seiu (he aq
nodwten, on. the- question ol establishing and
maxirauik rate ot iaaation abaU beonemhi of
one percent. , or ten cews w. trrvn wwnwn
aoieeald election, there shall bo elected by bati
lot two school eoacfflaissionera nqm wa wsw,
There wfilbe .new regison iwor oa
th a rn rta nf AbriL A: 1). 1 880. and' the same
shall be kept open until sundown on UiaSatarday
previous to said election.. I do hereby appoint as
mMstnua and tnaneetors ior said election. lor
Ward Jto. lrU A.!MeNtneh. .registwj inspec
tors, J. W. Wadsworth, K. MIUiier ana ynanes
Vard No. 2-Walter Breni; wgijtaspectora.
WH1 Mm T S f"a P.U. AlaTmro aaa sm "
Ward Not-B. P. Boyd, regWj?T. ln?pe0M, Tl
H if euttuti X K Brown and m- Mwaroa. . - . s
nWIGEi SXPilEi qUOTS!
Tkfnft f' IhuTdlne mcinmeht at Klnfloi
X tain win be received up to th 2fch,iOtiMayl
iftsuL RnAriOeatlons esn be seen at B P. War-
lug's office, at the eotntbdusVintliailotte, and at
the house of OsrA A A .Urtehiaoa, kBpek Hill,
a. CL. endrawlnrs at the office of Dr. J.M. Miller.
over Traders' National Bankv Bid wlU to spewed
teg of the Board ei AUenBes ol the icttr l
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