! f - -
Oadv, one year. (jwct-pafcZ) in advance. .
Six Months "itlL...
Three Month ?
One Month.Ji. .Lvi j
WJBJKLT MDITIOMt
Has been th(ope KfPiW vttWM
want, and wits ttBMWaeiMgT'yiWerj
minnerof J6b.lp eaa,!!
neataawjytfcwfcftffl." W eaafnra
In at sliort notice. - - - . . - - ,
W county m, fffMMMf. . .
BLANKS, BrXli-HX&SS,
out o the county, pottpond, . . . . , f . .
CAEB&-,
six Months. iT. . . . . : ,
Hf- Libera Bedtntimufor Ctniti
CHARLOTTE, N. CIIMIJLYM 1880.
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JUST OPENED !
second lot ol
s wm mmm
111 4 rO' VUVS'I
fgnjff-ffapftlly.
The Cfelma ey' Sonc
- -And the chanted melody no sne knew:
a And thihtraf tba neBhe had long Mnce lost
iuu saiu, as ner tear arops oacK she loroed,
' i bate the wind 4a the chlmner.''
Over the chlmnej the night wind sang
'AM Chanted it melndT noun Irnnn
i And the children said. s the closer ilrmr.
I f TIu amf nil Y,nt- 1 VJ V.I.. I i
!'Tls'a fatirlhat Just theh Wew,
And we fear the wind In the chimney."
Oyer the chlnaney the night wind sane
' And Chabted a melodr no nnn knew-
4 Apdhinianj-ane saten his hearth below,
oaiu wiwumeui -ru wut aureiy snow,
SMcMrime.",
Oreiiftaofciinoey dha night wind sanc
, And chanted a mejodyno one fcnewl
Bufthetitetnstened and smiled, ferae .
' ' ' Was'nan. and woman and child; all three
Ad nesld "It is Godta own harmony,
. ,Thl wind that slags In the chlmneT." , -
, ; . Bret Hartt:
, 1; i ! tl II si ?Siij !f 'tl'il til.
1 . WVHMUUVUi
,1 Andftjel (s.deacaadfl
r , And i n stop the lea
$ao5
T3
-
4
MONDAY, JULY J9th,
Alexander k Harris.
5
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: "I
ABAg GOODS
'
as we must make worn for
FALLUiPlWaeHASESl
B Ell
. ..-..!
..un.n
. .1 . .
our speing vmcpidpl' t i
If" -ilk) . i
BOOTS, SHOES, DATS
AND
Is now Complete. '' we are determined jo swtaifi,
ou, t.s'::U
THE: BKSTfWa
. !, j iiii' t .n-av't'ff i iiii!iit-5 erK
MMs. wkkshi eBn , seasiMe i penos tooWi
in eueapesi in ine ena. nease caii
auTse Of
il.i.;uii.'l
before buylnfti i tT If e jwlfl deal fairly and hon-
1arch MSiQliJfnjtilTilljfl
uemocrat indTOrne eepy, r
VBAssft)bpler,
Doxea.ana snipped,
17 STOP ORGETIS
ONLY 897.75. New pianos, S105 to Sl.600
Msumne(a lUBStraWdtfiAddrtefcf,
M
DANttL
itmiiii 'i'i
By his VfeMgfjrU)hkt Hok. Jorfl Fl
eauoran
dentadnli
Is oomDlete.
ted. PoHltlvftir
Cfy-Best terms.
-J In.. -i-i ii.: I.i tuii:-4t:f:-il I'-nitv. P
K July 14
T. L. SEIGE
turn
PERRV
IS AUREiT V
rotxsaiUUlAX. am
PARK KILLER
ion
incUaiiitr each bottle.
ern in ta maM fnxpi
PAirHCILLER
SI
Ik. ''1)1
holel.an
i rrli ok a.
a a jso
PAINKILLER
iglck-Headaebe P
;ABClfinill IUU
ana jai r.rwjLn
has -" failed wht
MMOEbir ka r in
ad lsl vtrftdth
jSseiilrr.T Cai
inumiviauiLJ
IS.THE
Bflofhp"
use.
:n aiwiil. 4
(Ml
BEST (
or Sea.Sh-i
in in the iMEk
tEfor
nrh.
W1
paiihcilLer tissssSils
brinp4Miy and perwiment relief irijair CactpK
nta. Nnriini. Htnrara Kimin.ftr.
ILLCtf friend of the IttScWnlc, gUj
. a If 1
Tle Bill for gllef lrhk Teaanli.
jJClie proyisions of the "compensation
for damage"! bill, .which passed the
British houseof i commons ' on Monday
night, and: which is now before the
House of. Lord, 'with ; every chance of
defeat, are thus defined by its partisans:
"Up to fflQ; the Liverpool Post,
"no compensation whatever upon dis
turbance was lven to farmers for any
thing they put on or in the laud. They
were turned oit at their landlord's plea
sure without s farthing. From 1870
compensation iwas KUaraateed i br Mr.
Gladstoue's ac ,But many; landlords
have iaraetottoouped theniselvfta hv
forcing up th . rents a process called
racK rent, aunott unknown in England.
Tenants could have no benefit on dih
turbanee, UBdeilMr, Gladstone's act if
they did not pa their rente Three bad
seasons inrlniHSl8i 1879 rendered it
impossible, ,lorhany of them to oav
their rents, fthdithe farmers to ' 9t large i
Aiiau j nave raw ihw on cnarity i irom
England and Aibaerica. Thereupon the
turn vou out without lh rvitiKTitW
pr,Qpaineftfc apeakers already promised wnicn tne 1870 land act meant you tc
are.fcjeoretary Sherman, Senator Blaine, -i' wniun m uisier you wouia
Sentor,i Logan,; Bxecretary Robeson; bve without any -act at all,' But Mr.
Gep.iwlev, and ipossible Secretary Gl3dstone Mr. Forster say i A
$oljur?,r i . ... J temporary inability to payment arising
ieohi ovecwnetming calamity snail not
jrritxTltrr" tyt"-j, . -1 epnve tnose tenants of; the status
.PW,RWmthat a;oody of twp: which is ermanentlv secured to them
nmrarea or; more Stneers ShalL make
r Tarious county committees will be
03
us
CLOSING
OUT SlF
$20.00 SUITS TO BE CLOSED AT
fl8.00 u u u . .: u u
$17,00&S16.00 u u " 4
IHI- i:CJ ;l I
i i i u :y. MMtTi u
I Vl .-('(! .'! U )
, S, , $15.00
b .ii U.eM9tk AA
$12.60
The .RemiuKcan cambaiffn ir Ohi landtords.ittalyay to certain ten, t. , ",furn?'Bf,,u5u9 mysx iSwIbrtietftoi
WlUopen tocmaUvaoh' Auemat 20. sfnd I aots; Outiy-o. We won't waiti 1 haadaoiB-bonnd nannetSlSult la rtaoad at S10. ItiaikVmn BniaifiT.'wtn.rt.rUi ..hwI tot'i--..,--...
Wdilbe kiewLwpi.wiiib great animation and Jou-can't !pay your rent vrewilil ij., ''ri l',:f ' ! '-'A - -77.," T 1 TT.T. 1frrrVIim'r
ui . lectifln ayi .Among the more I kU1" jwuwiu ww"ub kue uoipensaxioai i ; f r wwitwumaaa w nnu u in'wipwnm' wwww uok-
us w earv rai purcnasea, ana must nave BOOM; we WILL haye it Oar Spru Stock shall be WoseAior LOW PKlcraia1ll
ii! -. nr. 1 . .1 l7j r. At KM
m
m
1.: IS .r? J0
xi -I.M .H 'irtdcl ii:- i MIX!
.h vMi :!iiuii,--ejaiai50'iJKf4 '
si
mm
Vww7,
rAnf. Vukinrr tulir1 Wir nnafnm in TT1a4-A
thetdnrfi6f the Stte, accomoanied by and by the statute of 1870 in the rest of
ireiand. now is it to be secured to
them ? Both parties shall go before a
COm- I Inrioro anrl if Via finrlo tha lanilnp1. nn
j . . T . - , . y.t T WUU Aft. UV UU0 VUU HIUU1U1 u vir
municaiea Wltn. 1 rfiaannahia ho nhatl mot fho lanHlr.wl
;.l i T. . fi . - I - A. memm
The Ddasted "WiQiusfastnr and much Wil,' orsie some just concession, tub
tred'Mliarmdhv,,'rtfrirff 1?.BniiWiah operation of the act isstrictly limited
rty-'Hav!ittd eifetfetfdet in fact Atl a brifif time tne probablduration of
hAnlirn. An' ari-.leruel distress, and thus resembles the
pekfaihce of uSaMttftrhhri ih grace given by special acte to acceptors 4
tiobut theit hjUWaT detestation' has j0.1 D,lls whose acceptance fall dtie at a
not been mitirateo. , , . i or commercial crisis, uojecuou
t i' .ij 7 "P i.i-) i ; .i. ! 1 the first is von am inrivnovt.ha lanrl-
The-Caufaaia-Greenbackers have
maae otxnte$soial nominations in tba I hinyn aotk .v,
&nicratamtiet,'wn)eh is stronfflv Demo-1 rirhf -vy.
-SSwSiSS in.th ur wnIcn.the rd. to fulfill what the actof 187 clearly
pdpneans can always carry against a di-1 lays down as. a duty of ; property. The
vmeu opposiuoa - rights of Dronertv will not! suffer if he
Gftn. TTannhv wrni a wor in i sfti I fulfills that duty. exceBt in so far as
cbrdially eridorsirig the nomination of providential calamity may compel the
&Vomaha'ir:&nd "deelarlmr that landlord to share to some small elctent
the adversity of his tenants. Objection
the second The Irish are such people
that they will make this act a means of
living on their farms without paying
rent, though able to pay. Answer
The county court judges are not such
imbeciles as to allow this, and if thev
did it would be no reproach to the pro
posed act, which does not contemplate
or sanction anything of the kind."
June 2
v
n
MID-
Of
mom, aha-Bteirl and declaring that
fee would "commits crime aeainst his
'C0UIty', if .he Aid not ' icquresce in the
ih;& ii&ufcination.. . . .
Parkinson, chairman of the
iemocratic Wfatg eomBrrtte; pf Wiscon-i
sin, writes rThe feeling in Wisconsin
is exceliemt'ih . fact, I have nejrer
noWii a Ssidehwal campaign to open
.ark aiiomAki-kiia v "
.llliereV are .'&eadv five entries from
Missouri for the seat now held by Mr.
Cockfell ifltne United States Senate
liratz uro wn. J.am es U. Uroadhead.
Samuel T. G4ep; Thomas Allen and
(JUarleS I'.Jomtson
i!fefi. :f!'-4S; Hamilton, lata TTnit.Prl 1
Scales marshal for Wisconsin, has writ
ten' a tetter predictinar the election of
Hancock, and atlTiOuping his. purpose on the nomination the negroes were left
to upport him; 1 " ; ' . without a leader. They do not know
nWorWRiW.- i'.h at thnt Jardew w noP support bim. He
XmiivM n fuseto worohip him. One old negro
cHaLrtoan of the Democratic national c.,;h vMf0rZTi fQl, ,k4.
-corhmittnA ia nffnsivo tn him ""V J " . "VS
' ' w ua.aaa I W II (Alt T HO I lum A11nrO T tTsi r -vinina
Senator Wallace feels verv confident Marster Grant last fall, it clean DUt the
that Pennsylvania is "all right." The 'Publicans agin him,' case if the South-
Democracy m that State were never in ern tolks wanted Marster Grant, why
TVhat the Alabama Negroe Think
Garfield
Louisville Courier Journal.
The Democrats had it ail their own
way, the Republican party being de
moralized, disoreanizeu and aoathetie
ana win vote tor tne Democratic can
didates. They had banked their all on
Gen. Grant, and when Grant slipped np
h.Tl.iiaill'
IDTJKHsTQ- JUNE 1ST ID iTTj-
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, HATS, &C., &C;
' ' - ' : -s: : 1.
v;
in .
iooa wool uassimere Suits at $7.50
An. Elegant BIub Flannel Suit at $ 750, 9.00 and 10.00
jsimere Pants from S2.50 to 6.00. worth 25 per cent. more.
The Very Best unlaundred Shirt in the market $ 1.00
A Better Suit for... .$ 0.00
A Handsome Suit of our own Make .$12.50 to 18.00
An Elegant White Shirt, laundred, ready for weary $1.00
Superfine Dress Shirts from $125 to 2.00
mi jv
nr -.ii
'. lit 'it'
STRAW HATS SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST.
11. . ' i 1o iHi.. h ' 1,1
a . . . .,.. 1 v -, t 1i IL
1 ne teieD rated I aylor Mackinaw Hats at Cost
COST.
All our stock shall and must be reduced, as we are determined to make some alteration In our place of business before fait We need not remind the
public that we always come up to what we adrertlse. There are great bargains awaiting In our store, and the widespread reputation 'of ' bur well-made
clothing warrants us that a prompt response will be glren to our GREAT INDUCEMENTS, which we now offer. , . 1 m m
. CWe call the attention of wholesale buyers to our LOW PRICES. , , ,, ,., . ., ...
hetter condition
.A: great Republican hone has been
ruthlessly blasted by the unification of
me v lrginia democracy.
The Memphis Avalanche estimates
Iiaticock's majority in that State at
from 40W0 to 60,000. :
Col Henrys-Hay, a nrominent Re-
fi Pittsbui s, Pa has declared
The "Banner County" Buraned.
Cleveland Loader.
' ) : -KM
Eosrthe .firsfc time a Republican con
den, the 'Publicans would not touch him
with a forty-foot Dole : 'case if Marster
Grant suited the South he wouldn't
suit de North. 'Fore God, dattimede
uemocrais iooiea tne I'uDiicans. 'case
de rebels was only throwing dust in de
eyes or tne JN orthern men. to make be
lieve like day wanted Grant for King;
an 'dere warn't a white man in Ala
bama dat would have voted for him no
how you could have fixed it. The De
mocrats made de 'Publicans take down
dere strongest horse and nut un a scrub
what ain t got no peditrree and can't
run any more dan a towpath mule.
And dey does say that Mr. Garfield has
bp. Planter, ftnllor. and in faot rf allr
claaaea wan tine a medicine always at hand thffT?
Mfe to nae fnteniRllr or externaUjf It 11W
ayiaitinkj wb avucit
1-
1 Bold bjr all drasgUti at (Sc. 50c and 1 .bqiUc .
OBKKV;.aa!V
1 rr 1 vHrwawi aw a a a. m n, 1
it BBOOKTIXLD.
A. W. LUDOLV
Fully illustra-
lal work.
free. Act
lidilj'yl til IWIlU'llliBM t
. r 1 .
, 1 irwr, Vil Lentil I
1 ,rf-. dtr.fi foiia anlinoirt till nr
itKliiljtiJII fcii lu r.M
nfhii
AT .iU.
uwiJJ H
(iiio-: -!
UNFPRMFNirfflYi.t ads i ,1
h ji iir .r.v "?jiar ti
. - .Mil iiuliwiijlAi
ul:i Ht
t,& llJr .x.u-4
vfVwiiiiwiAi..ili I'ifiU
,1
:-,v . ittlViM :fcilliiii! 1. 10 1 ja.
W'wa-rfM.i'
inrawawjisaB
:j " wuoj 01m sJLuai
"'Bans, uonsumntlon. KmaMnttnn IM
a VWU . ' " w cm
'"Bans. Conmimnttnn RmwhiiAA ru.Mj:
SwisJBIcsw ,TurarettV aM ' DeMlltt 'tit 'Aae.
of their rt,1.
t
STja Walt
XT ; n
aT I.i a.
wwn,
r-qe newspapr,lir a netghbdlj
htlon'iwthe banner county of Ohio, I been a working the tow-path all his life,
KrK8,' icuww ,u ,c apuij mei aupy uis tune 1 guess ne is spavmea
Kase delegates secediog. . The causes and ready to go out on de grass. Hum-
uaw jeu wwm uisgracerutBtate or ar-1 num, dey better had let Marster Grant
alrsTure' the: more ; vexatious-because I keeD de traek. for da niffo-ftrs
."j' a, ...it. . .. t . -
v"cio was ubtcny no necessity 01 ineir oon t snow notaiag bout Mr.
ejysting. .It .eems that Judge S. O. Gairfeel, an we don't want to,
Griswold, sja Townsend delegate, was nuther."
elected ;terxrporary chairman. His ac- There are thousonds of others just
tiptl, airulihg were so manifestly un- like that old fellow: they don't know
i auai pniiw mac xuey creaiea in-1 liarneia ana don t care to know him
tense dissatisfaction among the minori
ty, me Denavior ot some of the Town
iend delegates was very uncalled for
nd indiscreet, particularlv that of Mr.
1 M. A. Hanna. The Townsend men had
a large majority over Rose, and instead
Of ehewing a generous spirit and liber
Ufcjf&fctheir 4efeated opponents, they
sesmea possessea wiin a aesire to take
every advantage possible to make that
defeat 1 the more severely felt. The
Gen. Grant was their ideal leader, and
they believe themselves cheated out of
their favorite candidate, and now give
up me ngnu
or
.11 !
1 :
J. Brookfield & 0.
Mi W 11 Ml U iiahniiii
CHARLOTTE, N. C
Ir
XHTNA, GLAS8-WARE, CB
tif
1
Full stock of
Betting- Even That Hancock Will Car-
I ry Illinois.
Hartford Times.
Gen. James W. Singleton is the pres
ent member of flontrrpss from thn
Chairman, so the Rose then complained. 1 Eleventh district of Illinois, and haa
scaxd0y recognized a Rose delegate, and been renominated. He is not only one
one stage or tne proceedings, while 01 the most enterprising and wealthy
r..DewstQe. a Rose man. was address- men of the State, but is one of the most
il-i li V, 1 1 ' , , j,
iuftBe.uomouwuiik uwause ue rmiu no 1 wiueiv Known ana poouiar. ana was
b attention to his being called to order. 1 elected to Congress by a sweeping ma-
fthe chairman, instead of exercising a jority. The following letter has been
lnfele tact to bring mm to order, ordered I received from him, and he knows
IB aiOtfd'VOlce.' a nOlicemah . to af rpst whereof hn wri tea
Mr.Dewstoe and put him out! Thig ' i "JBoscobel," near Quinct.Ili)
foolish.pieceiPf , indiscretion .exeited 1 . ,. July 1&I88O. S
gteat indignation among the minority. My Bear Friend L have! received
JLjbei action off the chairman in putting J yours, and as I hope to see yon down in
ppue uui iownsena men on tne com-l JN ew orK l will answer your inquiry
tqitceeioB -creuennajs, ana rerusmff to as to tne prospects or tien. iiancocK in
KiT9bet. taalttbtlty a .representation, thus Illinois very briefly. The best evidence
showing" a disposition ' to override the j I can give you of my own faith that we
nnnor.y, aaaeoruei to the flame. The 1 shall carry Illinois for Gen. Hancock is
action of the convention in refusing to that I am outtinsr money even on that
journ at. tne request or tne minoritv.
f orthe purpose of consultation, capped
tbje climax, and the Rose delegates se-
KRY. C17TI.TTBY.
i$ietkMli and wTiwTi
1 LOW-WARE, AND HOUSE FURN
- ; raOGtfdb&ikBALT:0
Wholesatieol Retail;
1 .snhljwBKcftt'isi'i
1.1 it
.Pf. sJ,ft
n 1m r la part-, Thpa
k la fl ivtnar tm: arfih fltui
.rrfiwaitlon4 be'wko-4
LIU till
caraio
1 ifl.
rtiiitJiiMlti-i. 'iirnauij
SALEM..VA. .sf$
Ef -4lmtH; aassioft begin epteib-
etenuna( H4eetlr m and Jrey
Jbranr. -14.000 olaae.-ClW
towBf ItOOA ifeet .fifaorai n
urchet pt . fly ganoirimatlona. - Entire
oraOmontbaiinvCiao-td 920Aln,
college teesboard, fuel, lights nod wash-
ix'a otates. 1 . uataiofTes
IRETASY OF FAtU.L3ir.au
'tlven.
nea.nf
'Men: K!??1-! aeooropanleA- Wlth
otte hp "7 uo TrnnTSWci
19-oalrW3aP ITTOJrt M
"nlaaairat t -ni." Char-
ifrLWaaawat
Couwe. I
ua jinaurDassaa
DCh
lere
eludtoi
iiee.1 Addre
expen-esoT-lu.Diont
reoitegaT
ctuaenta
I.Jy. Heral
The Situation in Maine
HeMd.-:"v:' . :
ltV Will elect the Governor
instead of. a majority, as hereafter.
if! taeui! i constitutional amendment
to : ' oe ' supmittea on election ay
result, and have some more left to ven
ture, in that way.
The Prairie atate is red hot. Fvery
Democrat is on duty, which has not oc
curred for twenty yearsfar more, and all
brimful of confidence, and a will that
makes Hancock, above all others, the
man, for., the crisis. The country is
laboring under a complication of dis
eases; it needs doctoring until its fiery
temperament is changed, and our pub
lic service put on a new regime of diet.
-With Hancock for President we shall
have no North, no South; he will heal
all dissensions with that love of virtue.
justice and humanity that flow from
his wisdom - and patriotism. Before
North, and South he will "hold a shield
of might, and let not either touch th
others right."
Remember me to all, and believe me.
faithfully yours,
JAMES W. SINGLETON.
Tlie Hon, Thomas W. Pittman,New
be' i "jpated'asit Undoubtedly will
-ttej t If ' this . irule had been in
force lastypar Davis would have been
.elected by a plurality of 21,121 votes over
dosepn 4j.)uulu. jxs u was ne lacsea
i,l$t Votes of a majority over all. 'The
combined vote of the Greenbackers and
Democrats was 69,493 against 68,770 for
the Republican ticket. . There was 363
scattering. The opposing forces have
this year combined and hope to be able
to bast last veatfs vote for Plaisted
while they fully assert that the liepub- Tin
licans claim that they will so utterly York
ucLuytfliiin? 1.140 4; uuuiaia ujr ymiix
catic Mtjife facts and testimony in the
jpntaplsacyi hearing that their victory !
WJU w csoinparaiiyeiyeasy, 00 iar as,
Te WWqrship is concerned . there
aeeais to ue no aimcuityan umnqg tne
ayeBu entuuaiasuc xorxiaistea, wno is corrects , aridity; ot . the stomach, renews wind
a-Hjancock man, a dashing soldier and wiieigmateseioweto Kiyed
wart niirnfaiamtmth'vf t'eVnna. TTa la andiomtort to mother' dr .cWkL. , w, believe it
gU IUSlOnOnaU TXmtS. I fSwa r.TWMtMj.p'-AndlCnlAiMsiBa itiv
nd does not hesitate; to say that if .the I wiwuiarit arises oomteeuuMtrom anr o
Art I ' ' 1 A 1 " m . . I aa-uvm. 'VUtl jIih f ..in r
ureenoacKers in ineir greea ror spous ??!.AisrawiJ?:,rr:If
irm r. ii.iii ii is rai vna miuui. .mm n mam .
v uaim ud w ui uouuua . lucif uvuuua- t runux uj mi dmjuiuuib ueoien.
. t. . . . . .. .-v ... v.. : . .
Krs. Winalow's BooQune firrun Ll the nraaerln-
Oon at one of the beM Female hjsldana and
JJurses in thte Onitea States; - and has "been used
or thirty years with rjeteisf ailing .safety sad ana
nas, br millions of inotaera and chlWren from the
f eeble.lnf ant of one weeK old' to tne adult It
1 .
Leading Clothiers and Tailors
NEWS
FOR THE LA DIE
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
f t in;
1 ,t 111 sttkr
A MEW lLf
jih::j, :ni
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THIS SPRING THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
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learn our prices.
Nearly all bought before the recent advance in prices.
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