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'14- . . BMW '"-1$ v--ivlrt r-v rw-n-ww- .u f,- v V" -'tfwimwaW - - - lam , , ,, , . ' ,t; .,t:. I '5, j-si 'Ajlo jbir. ,p s:: SUB80RIPTI0H RATES ; J wUs, (Ptwtpoltf) in erftane..... ...8 00 uwu uiurumiiiy miiwiiiiiii witii Month....... or "JOB" r dispatch ant eherM. Ji. . .,...!" .-i ..... f tTi, imiimfirt . r.il.iwni .,.,? 00 it. fluty w w'ifi Mlionthi ...... . . . .''v. . 2 10 i.wu.1;u.i...:.4t.... i oo VOL. XXIV. Jit CHARLOTTE, N. C;, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER MiSwA' 3SLSXCXlKw i 0 mm " .4. JIW ..... It yJV :; if Ml! i ran I tlM rlEPBT r a trw wan s It t a Counters and 8hel?. ale low loaded with beauU ful and desirable goods of all klbcte. J " - I f Nflli s u . . -J JJ 'I k Stock of t ress iGodi and, Drea,g!WimJng3 la - Mipert). fjijiy-ii . .it.- Ji. fc.'S ! : i. : Stock or Hoslev and fllom U In.pJy enormoui. OU R Stock of Prints, Shirtings and Plllijw Casing Is large and as cheap a can be found! anywhere. h the best s eke CARPET DEPARTMENT .. .$ i-. It Western North Cat rttni. ' t3T" Br Tuesiaj tr Wednesday aejet we wjll havsih largest stock of Beady-made dolhlog , . - '-.4 v ' ever offered by us. - ,-. ALEXANDER & HARRIS. septl2 We are Now Receiyinflor Fall Stock! Gent's Etand-Made, Madilne Cahle-Sewed BOOTS ANT SHOES, ALL PEADEa AND PKICJS. , ALL PRICES AND STYLES. A Pretty Line of . ! , Trunks, VaJisel&d "Satchels, -Id' -'; LATEST STYLES OF CELEBRATED STETSON HATS. ALSO Lower Grades" in Far. Saxony Woo!,'&e: GIVE irslRHc Raspectfully, OUR STOCK Is imrtly in and opened up ready for Inspection TO-DAY. We cordially invite all to come and giro us a TI10IIOUGI1 EXAMINATION 1 Mm Making -t Ppte It win be complete in evea "fletall . . sir TB and we m be willing to compare HTYLES anp PRICES . f - . i X'l !' 'f- -f 1 " W W I T 8 A N Y ONl1( maMJ.?"! taror ui with caiV me t Hargraves & WilhelnL septu SRTfSBS J wtng-GEo. P. BOWELLiOlO Sprw ew York, can learn the exact cost of any pro HneofADYEBTlSINO in American Newt g 100-page pamphlet, 10c k7 1 T.4 ."fBand expenses to V i I jSts. Outfit tree. Address P w 1 O. TiCKBBY Aogosta, llalne - L oo7h iH0.11? StAtea Ctrart."'CAle- L- r o TiUm bZ consign, mllcMed. ' Ar ntior' 8o"er. &., furnished (or eoui 1880 jJ:i88Q IT!" - ,: ' - ''i ww"ww'vyww--www,WM Our his ARB' ARRIVING DAILY, AND Ouf: Stock Will be Complete in a FEW DAYS. Heanwhito we re offertnf Great Induce ments in some lines of Goods. Closing Them Out Below Cost. T, L. Seigle k Co. 8ptT2 A Sure Cure! FOR DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY, (. CBAMPS, CHOLERA, And all those namerons troubles of the Stomacii and; Bowels, vso prevalent at - this season. . T 1 "I ' No remedy known to ttie Medical Profession has ' Deen in use no long and with such uniformly v " satisfactory results as PERRY DAVIS' !' : VEGETABLE . vA'" :;INiKILLER. It has been used with such wonderful success in all parts of the world in the treatment of . vtrvmmi .i.fcv nyii iim) LUUXQ t 1 lito.. be poHsldered. All CURE ' . : . Fob All Sdmmbb Complaints, KhdrsochltreaQlrls when taken in flme Md a- oording to the plam dlrectloaj indoslag each bot- ue. , - , - ------ In such diseases, the attack is usuallr sudden and frequently rery acute; but with a safe remedy ai nana ior immediate use, mere is seiaom danger of the fatal result which so often follows a few days' neglect - The inclination to waft and see if the morrow does not bring-a better feeling, not infrequently occasions avast amount of needless suffering, and sometimes costs a life. A timely dose of Pain Killer will almost invari ably save both; and with them the attendant dm. tor's fee. ;, It has stood ihe test of fortv veAM' cxtnahmt hba In all countries and climates, and is perfectly safe m any person's nanas. : It is recommended bv Physicians-r Nurse in Hospitals, and persons of all classes and profes sions wno nave naa opportunity ior ODsemng the wonderful lesults which have Always followed it T havA Parry Davis's Pain Killer ex- Unslvely Bowel ComDialnt foarticularlv for chll- ti). and it In. in m oninlon. Hiinrfor to anr tin. aaradOQ I have ever used for the relief of that A. HUNTING, H, D. No family can afford to be without It, and Its price brines It within the reach of all. , . . . The use of one bottle will go further to convince yoo of Its merits than columns of newspapvr ad vertJ8lns - Try It and yon will never do without it Price 25c. 60c. and SI per bottle. You can obtain it at any drag store, or from PERRY DAVIS 4 SON, Proprietors, Providence, E. L augfi d&w to odl 1. BBOOKTIKLD. A. W. LtJDOLF CHINA PALACE - OP ; J, Brookfield & Co. CflAllLOtTE, WW. jieikt tvMixi,sm. REFRIGERATORS, ICECREAM. FREtZERS, ' ; - " ' WATER COOLERS, CflpA, QLASS-AE, qROCKSB, CUTLEB, LODKING GLASSES, WOOD AND VIL-"TW-WR1. 4ND, HQUSK TyBJf ING QOOQ3 QEKEBALLf. Majolfea Wp aMtt H Wholesale & Retail. CLOSING OUT T I JNT . Wr -A. S IB it-' ' j ...)-. AT A SACRIFICE. . , Gra j'i t SpccificBIedicine mAbt MARKthe firefil EbiT-THADK MARK "S. unfailing euro f WpnkniMUL finer- J inf Ato - Wiyi' mntorrhea: 1m- I WJ ue fjP4 Cr notencs1. and all V. V i-5f.AOu; -1 at " y -. . falla. U 1 X V- VL.- !; sequence of seir--Y IEF8IE TAXni Ml b'-'MSIf UUt). ffiff M m w or 'ConsumpUon, i. n t,:o it. lcrolt, l-n-a. nmanrlmn In t, .Memory, univer-i 1 1 ' f M In t: 1.3, vc;esa.e rew A comedy. T jey parted, with clasps of hand, And klsesr and horning tears. ; They met, in a foreign laud, After some twenty years ! '"'! r ' y ii .U- - j Met as acquaintances meet, ' Smilingly, tranqull-eyed 'Not even the least lime beat i - Ql the heart, npon either side ! iTneyfehatted othfi land that, . The BOthiags that make up life; She la stGainsboroagh hat, , . And he la black fr his wife. 'Ah. what a comedy this Is! Neither was hurt, it appears; She had forgotten his kisses. And he had forgotten her tears. Tho. Bailey Aldrich, in Atlantic Monthly. . OBSE&YATIOBIS. ItwiUtakra very heavy frost, to kill the speech "Adam never hnrl id fits flftmnt. ,J boh o'n. at. change. No, but he had p beat a retreat in the uoiguii yj. iuo ixui season , In the cood Old T eataimnt dava ft om ered a mlracre for ah ass to speak, and now noth- ouuri ui a miracie wm Keey one quiet A sail boat upset n Lake Huron a few days ago, uid ma yeiiou sciveu was a aress-maker. burvlnU of the fittest, as usuaL "Granger:". You are right! The wagon jack is used to raise wagons, and the screw Jack is used to raise ouuaings; dui it is a mistake to suppose you cau raise apples with apple Jack. It Isn't in the piiia. There was an old lady of Warren, a traveler sieppea en ner corren; She tottered and reeled, And hollered and squealed, And wished she had never been borren. whatever may prove to be the result as to the minor details in Maine, the great fact stands out with the prominence and solidity of Mount Wash ingtoai that the entire republican party has en countered not merely a demoralizing disappoint ment bat a disastrous, overwhelming, crushing A few weeks ago, while the eminent violinist wuneimj was coming down-stairs, a careless man trod on his J, and nearly pulled It oft ifor a day or two the physicians thought they weuld have to Amputate it, and thus compel him to wear a wooden one all the rest of his days, but he and it are now uui or aanger. SOJ1EW1IAT ROMAN1IC. A Handsome Missouri Girl Enlists la the Regular Army. Sedalla Bazoo. I Last falL while with a party of tour ists casing in me signts or Wyoming and other Territories, Miss Nellie Bur den, of Springfield, Mo., met with an incident that will in a few days result in uei ueuuuiiug a marneu iaay ana tne wife of a dashing and gallant lieuten ant in the service of Uncle Sam. In Wyoming the party stopped for awhile ac a ion wnere a numoer of soldiers were quartered in command of Lieu tenant-Newton. The commander was a pleasant, agreeable gentleman, brave ana nanasome, and Miss Burden being a highly educated, accomplished lady, pretty and a good singer, they naturally enjoyed each other's acquaintance and were frequently in company. An inti macy that soon ripened into love fol lowed, and when the party of tourists left the fort they, in that peculiar man-, ner known only to those who have loved, exchanged hearts. Miss Burden returned to her elegant Missouri home in the Queen City of the Ozarks, and the brave lieutenant was left at the lonely fort, far from civiliza tion, to mourn the departure of his beautiful and accomplished visitor. A correspondence followed, and before the early spring flowers had faded they were betrothed and their separation be came more unbearable. The officer tried to get leave of absence to come to Missouri and claim his bride, but, being in command, he was so situated that a leave of absence of but four days could be had. It was then arranged for her to meet him in Omaha, there get mar ried and accompany him to the far-off fort Like all true and noble women, she would undertake any hardship and undergo any inconvenience to prove herself true to the man she loved, and the proposition was accepted. Miss Bnrden left her pleasant Springfield home, where all is provided that wealth and kind parents can vouchsafe, recent ly, and started on her lone and tiresome journey. Tiresome? No, not to her. It is to her a pleasant one, for she goes to enjoy the companionship of one she loves best of all others on earth. ALARM ABOUT OHIO. The Bepnbllcjin Discover that It te - No Dress Parade Contest. New YorK Times. ' '" - The hand that was; shown, in Maine lias been laid bare nere. It 1 has long been suspected and ' is now known that a gigantic still hunt is in Drosress on the part of the Democrats throughout the State. The Democratic meetings are outnumbered five to one by the Re- juuncana an . over tne state, ana tne Republicans have three orators on the list wherefthe -Democrats have one. This apparent' show, of strength . has misled a great many persons, who be lieveUthat the Democrats had aban doned Ohio and turned their attention to better paying fields. - On Wedneadav last, Tbdre Ohe of $ wealthy citizens xiancinnaw. visitea uaiumbus with a (USnfftbHttan of-$35,0QQ, furnish ed in Ave eouaT-.amaunt! ,bv himself. Thomas Shejlpcjj. Jf. S.,. Groesbeck, vjBurife nuaujy .auu . one outer eenue man. This money is to be extended in the first, second, third' and fourth con gressional districts. Wealthy Demo crats of other portions of the State are expected to make corresponding con tributions, and th.us the State isfto be oaigeforranl and ftigHsn and DemcataLarB to b& elected from the foh felose'Siistricts namd, - - A fapanee School Ulrl. San frncisco Chronicle, ' Among-the list of passengers who ar rived last Tuesday on the China tteamer was a young J apaneae may vy tne name of Minci Y abu; who is on her way to a college in the East to perfect herself in English. , Miss x aou Deiongs to tne no bility of Japan. Her father, Sanef usa i.aou, is amgn omciai m a uepurtment of the imperial household. She was born in tne old capital or juoto. ana al though bat -sixteen years- of age hag some renown in her native country as, a noetesa. Added to this accomnlish- Went she'possesse'a that of an artist, de voting nrvtchof tier time tp, landscape painting. ' She is already a graduate of he,Tokio Girls' (English School. .She Iegt here, in company with her friends. m the Eastern-bound, train last Friday morning for- the East,; where . she ; will remain . three 'years. In appearance Miss Yabu is - extremely petite, belng J IJU UUU LMJ1U W UJCU1UW, Ul JlgUhUUIU-i oundln lad uPi, i SST BACKFOJaTXrTW'fl iWAn4ViW Complaint, Gravel, Ac.; fay blood became1 thin,' i was doll and Inactive; could hardly, erawl.abor.ti he was an oia worn out man ail Ins to helD me. until I cot H am a boy aeain. Mt blood and and I am as active as a man of 80, althorrh I ara I Siexion, fascinating biacfif eyes, and the rfghebeerful ; cpuntenance vwhichis generally found in ladies i of rrank -of 8 A tr H Alt COCK. And Had a Pleasant. Chat Whillaf Aray a eod Time. . A Titusrille man, who appears to have no peace of mind unless he is talk ing pontics, and very little then, re turned from New York yesterday, and his story followed him on the. next train: ' - ' ' : He was riding in a street car Satur day, ana alter having reaa ail the signs in Hie carmmea w s iwrge, nner look ing stranger on his right and said r "Got a yote in the city, f suppose? "Yes, I vote in New York repUod lub siranmr.- ' "How's politics looking down here V "i naraiyknow; aon t take much in terest in politics mysetr. "Things are booming ail along the line for Hancock, suggested Titus ville. . "Ah! indeed." "Fact. I never tnything like it Ji.verjDoay is yelling tRncocic and En glish. Made - up your mind as how your going to vote f '! . "I'm a Democrat, like yourself I'" said the stranger, quietly: "butl guess 111 vote forGarfield thfs time. " "Oh, come now," pleaded Titnsville, hitching up a little closer in his earnest ness; don't go back on the best matt we ever had. Give us a boost. "I woukflike mighty well to(seea change, will vote the straight Demo cratic ticket, except Hancock. I ''cant ft "Oh, you can, thougL Hancock's a superb statesman and soldier, and jou know yourself that Garfield's a Jittle off-color iii seme respects. rr- "Yes, I know, bnti guess IH have to vote for him, all the same." Tbe-Titusville man couldn't under stand why this should be, and pressed an explanation. r " "You see," said the stranger, smiling pleasantly, 'I met Mr. Garfield shortly after the nomination. We were ban tering each other, like men will, you know, and he proposed to vote for tne if I would vote for Mm " "Whatl" exclaimed Titusville, "you ain't General- - " "Yes," interrupted the stranger, still smiling pleasantly, "I am Gen. Han cock, at your service." The Titusville man immediately saw the striking resemblance to his pub lished portraits, and apologized for not having recognized him the moment he entered the car; he certainly would have known him, only that Gen. Han cock was the last person he expected to see, &c. After inviting Titusville to drop over to Governor's Island and take dinner with him, the general bade him good day, and left the car. The Titusville man watched his ideal statesman and soldier disappear in the tempestuous sea that flows along Broadway, and then made the appalling discovery that his gold watch and chain had been stolen. While he was lamenting, like Rachel for her children, the gentleman who looked like Hancock was perhaps explaining to his pals how he "nipped: a yokel's tickler." A 91ILE IK 3.10 3-4. The Remarkable Performance of Sland 8. at Chicago. Chicago. Sent 18. The eiosincr dav of the Jockey Club fall trotting was marked by an exhibition of speed and endurance which will remain promk nent in, the memory of all present; The performance of Maud S. in the face of numerous disadvantages is the most remarkaDie in the history of the turf. The. Chicago track has now shown the best trotting mUe--MaudS- 2.102C; the best pacing mile Sleepy Tom,2.12M; and the best wagon record -riopeiui, zjo. lt was nearlv ff o'clock and crowinc dark when MaudS. was brought on the track. The skv was cloud v and a stronsr southwest wind was Wowing. At the first send-off Maud soon left her feet, and her driver. Bair. turned her back for a fresh start She then trotted to the starting point square and level, and, as her driver nodded for the word, quickly lengthened out her stride and got to the quarter in 84 seconds. It was men oeuevea impossible for her to do better than 2.18'or 2.18. but when she got down to the second quarter at a 2.03 gait, the fastest quarter on record, there was a Dreamless interest and expectan cy, it was feared, however, that the strong head wind, when she turned. would slacken her speed materially, and render it still impossible to win. She kept straight forward, however, with out break or skip, and marked the three-quarter-mile pole in 1.36. Bair urged her gently with voice and whip, and she responded gamely, and the multitude was breathless as she went the final quarter, and flashed down the homestretch in 2.ie3fer.J "The time hy quarters was: Firstj 34? aeoond, SttM 1 third, 31M; fourth. $m. Xx$ cheers greeted the mare, fter drive and man- ageri - J 1 - - i A went to the stable. Poke Bonnet Be4lTlTse Cincinnati Knaulrer's Sew Terk Fashion Letter. It is certain that there will be an at- temnt to make vnrv Iju-ff-A honriAta in poke shapes fashionable tfcw rail. They are decidedly unbecoming,- and make even a juvenile person look old. The are tobe trimmed witU wreath of flowV ergjusme, ana ww a su piusn in chameleon effects, or whipped with whitei on the outside. The strings are to be of this plush, lined, with satin or Surah silk. As it will be impossible to A . a i . a m 1 . It 1 4T Se tne strings ox ucu uuunets, me an- ty, They are to be held togetbfr under the chin with laree clasps, similar to cloak jelasps, but more ornate and Jew eled. ' Sjpme of these will be big and fanciful, such designs as horrid heads of beasts and reptiles ' being already shown. Enormous buckles of gilt, or even of solid gold, will be used for this purpose. If many a belle does not get corns on her Chin - from the abrasion , then call me a bad prophetess. Tlie Revenue of fee 9f et l' The'paibxxlic prelates' of this.country have all received a letter f rom Cardinal Nina the apal Secretary, asking ecn niaryidforthe Holy See.;; The letter recites that the troubles of the Church in the richer States of Europe have not only reduced ; th& ; Papal ; fevenue, but have added to the expenses. JThe in come must be kept wp or.the Poptiff wm oe unaoie w uiaiuwuu tu vnu nals'and . prelates it i Borne, the ouvamgs ana treasures, e monksteriea of Italr.-.the chnr schools of Bproe, and other institutions tooTpoo? to dispense with the aid of the Holy See., The; letter desires that in e verr church in the United States col lection shall be taken up id aid of .thd it ai 1 jacakx f. All wfiA owj nil aTior lrnn t a Apnv-Biw.n. C'.scfetlons H yoc-:A,. nervous reEness, f i'i der loss ol I rK- "'i.f'.il H'nlft'" "K"tvf 'cure yc-i.,l.J Of C L. . .j r t rnedy v"1 11' s i. ...iar? ii f msnopaana Bbesand September WE WILL MAKE The remnaiite in CASH. SUITS and CASH. $1.00. Our SPBItfG STOCK left Is very small, and se; m Goods ! rFORr- FALL AND WIISTTEIi Of Our Own Manufacture and at our Usual Low Prices at' ' ILs. K. B. We are prepared now for our Merchant-Tailor Department to mak& Order at Very Short Notice. eepti4 TO MOTHERS, PATHEBS ' 5c ;i w re prepared to clothe your boys lrom four Tears and upwards at the most 1000 SUITS s BOYS 1 YOUTHS OF 1 MOST DESIRABLE FABRICS, ': ":l We Especially call your Attention to our .8.00 : and $10.00 Suits , Special prive. WK ASK TOU T EX AMINX.BICAUSK IT CANNOT BK IXCIIJ.ED m AKT APPOINTMEMT. KPiCULLY IN ITX., i jRib v,A SUITS FROM $5.00 rSffe tk hat joir InspectloR We have the Pleasure M Announcing i .. .. .-. ... ..... - . . - - a !': i vo I :i l-o :a -J r oine i-. u. ai.i ; i -r . .' iB It lias been our endeavor in ous' efTprts; afid in wpt mutMlty tisdrjr!' tai 9 Goui w lavorag tos mtn your praerB, we are, respecxiauy: yours, ; i . j v . ' T . ' "'i 'l - .li'...' edi vjufciao-iq oJ pnou;i evi.;ti or:iiiiT.-i;i ,, oll. sit tb-n-.,rjo take pleasnrte to : atinranfee-tt -.h&atbliTUi'atnAWare, j-reoeiiTingiuIyoiir.ii'; We WHICH WE WILL tI) Jliv .n-i jo) iriidi ; 7-y uf "pin? . . - : . , : . . ' . .'V t i . 4 J 4 . t - .- ? . - . ... ,. u c . ....... Car Daritiiib Ccanier oar I&ti f ".-.-r'iliV.l-.r. i- -,-an';it nt.O"iT lr3,iJL,tni.O I Jib i-.?ai fl-l4r: tV.tr 1-VtT - 1 AGENTS SSL AlfaiY m ssi wru&r- t A GENERAL CLEARING SALE" ALL ' . . PANTS will be .old at a sacrifice. AU cw STRAW HATS; IndudlngnJSlZ m we need room for FALL GOODS, we wm make a lew tools ! ARRIVING DAILY IN LARGE LOTS ; i . -f l- ':- 'I It "the.bestrOdton.for TO S4O.00, OVERCOAT&$2.S0g SSSiOOi" of cms Coo4if ste Plwudsff yoo, rt nave iortaeltait foi&U&i1 f nrepanns for the? cominir season'! trade, to sumaiyaU. pretlr ' ' .iVtistiii thflt1;' itfftfftt; tfewtf! jasauraiiceii to tetiigiv- , iu.a Jg-I gMA mm. )J gy I jt . . CLOSEi o:U j . . , . I .1.4. :i . ... . 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