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VOL. XXV.
CHARLOTTE, N. C, SATURDAY flEBRtJARY oV-i88.
NO. 3716,
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CHBOO.a
i8 S0fls, IotWiifl, Ac.
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GROWTH OF riLaiNGT92f.
HEWS IS flORTHl C4B11SA
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CIBCDLUS.
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We have received
A VERY LARGE STOCK OF
Hamburg Edging k Insertings,
FLOUNCING,' &C., &C
ALSO.
THESE GOODS are NEW, HANDSOME 4 CHEAP
ron't fall to call and see us
thing iu the
nheh jcu want any
Domestic Goods Line.
Our strck of BLEACHFD and BROWN SHEET
ING unci I-HIKTIMG Is large and cheap.
Alexander & Harris
an21
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We are dally receiving our
SPRING STOCK
Of the Celebrated John B. Stetson
CUSTOM MADE DATS.
CALL ill SEE THEM.
Our Mr. Gilmer
T EAVES today
for the North to purchase our
lj Spring Stock of BOOTS
and SHOJss. ana ir
possible we be will able to show a better stock
this spring than ever before.
PEGRAM & CO.
febl
The Season Being Far
ADVANCED,
We will close out many lines of desirable goods
VEBY CHEAP.
The Largest and Cheapest Line of
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
Single and Double width all Wool Momles
AT COST.
Velvets. Velveteens, Silks. Satins, and Fringes, In
all shade?, Silk Fringes In all colors,
50 and 75 Cts. per Yard.
Cords, Tassels and Passementrle Trimmings, a
good line of Ladies' Gent's, and Children's
Merino Underwear, to be closed
out Very Cheap.
Don't forget that we are selling our remnant of
CLOAKS, DOLMANS, ULSTEttS and BLANKETS
at C03T.
Kid Gloves,
n Opera, Black nnd Street Bbartes at 85 eervts ptr
pairj 6 Button White Kids 1.00.
DRIVE IN HOSIERY.
PROMPT ATTENTION GiVEN TO ORDERS.
Smiih Building, Trade Street
Hargrares
Jan 30
& Wilhelnw
'J'HI WASHINGTON GAZETTE, .
oi!)ll8h.?J 41 the National Capital efery Sunday
of . ? uU rasuiae of tee preceding week,-news
RSPRESKNTATJVI SQUTHJEN f APKR
ia, formerly puhliaher of the Blchmond (a.)
Bnendrtr. '
TSSMa OT SUBSCRIPTION t".' :
GAZETTE TOBLISBINqiCWJP:
Hit!
JANUARY 21
Swiss
Embroidery
Sprin
Styles
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REMOVAL.
Jaaaary Mat,
WE MOVE TO TRADE ST.,
NEXT DOOB TO
A. R. NESBIT & BRO.,
where vie will be glad to welcome
Our Friends and Customer?.
T. L. SEIGLE & CO.
an30
WListzltemous.
PERRY
KILLER
IS. A PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY
For INTEENAL and EXTERNAL Use.
PAIN KILLER
has never faiUA when used
accoi'tliliar to printed direct
ion inclosing eacn bottie, ana jb perfectly y
even in the moxt inexperienced hand.
PAIN KILLER More Tlironl, ( oali(,
' Chills, : liarrlira, Dyaeatery, Cramps,
Cholera. 0d all Bowel ComAaih(.
DA III lll I CD ITHP F.8TTphvedy
rAIrl IV I LLC 11 known f,rSca-Micknea,
MlckHeadaehe, Pain In ie Back or Side,
BbeuiiiatUm, aii'l Neni-'.in. .,,
DA IN VII I CD wiHitutitmably the BEST
brinpra feedy and permanent relief XajM Pftttes of
HrnUen, Cut, Hprninp, Severe Barm, etc
DA 111 llll I rD i toe velUried and trveica
PAIN IVlLLCK frifiinfof tile Mechanic,
Farmer, Planter, ISnHor, and in fact ot a'
classes wanting a medicine always at nar.d :!
safe to use internally or externally wish
certainty of relief. ...
C er No family can afford to be without tr,
invaluable remedy In the houaa. Its price bi in
it within the reach of all.and It will annually tu -many
times its coat in doctoral bills.
Said by all druggist M 86e. .. and 01 it bnttte.
PERRY DAVIS & SOW, Provlflence, R. 1.
Proprietors.
mchl-d&w ly
A DELICIOUO DRWK
For Use in . Fdntities, Hotels,
Clubs, Parties. Etc,
Sta:
C. IX. fiB&VXS A BOJTS.
Th. "Hub Pnnch has lately b. iatiodqea4.ia
It is Warranted '' to Contain only We
Best of Liquors, United with
Choice Fruit Juices and
Granulated Sugar,
It is ?eady on opening, and wig fonp4 Mfaaabla
addition to the cboioa things which undeniably enlarg
ileaanraa of Ufa and enootu
nature if rightly enjoyed.
GOOD AT ALL
Just the Thins to Keep In Wine Cellars.
Sideboards not Complete Without Hub Punch.
It can be used Clear or with Fresh
Milk, Ice, Soda, or Hot Watw,
j 1 Lemana4e, or with Fine lqe
to Suit the Taste,'
Bold by ldiiiff Wine HrehnU, Grocers, Hotel b
jjruffgiMs Terjrwnere.
Jan. 23-och6io,
ADVERTISERS !
By addressing GXO. P. BOWXLX ACQ., 10 Spnm
fit.. New York, can learn the exact cost of any pro-
poid Bo of AITEBTI&K7 In Ateerteoil Ifew ;
papers. 100-page pampnlet, IPC. '
PAIN
fl HUB
Iiuprre4 3f qdjiatm anAJcospcta el
Oar Seaport In TiTe 'Feare.
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WUmlngton Review. ;
Let us retrospect and see what has
beerx4one iu this city in the past rive
velar: A new saw mill, the best of its
site in tlie country, has beem built; an-
otiier, wmcti; wasi Durnea,:fuus been
rebuilt. A sash and blind factory has
been rebuilt and enlarged. A rice mill,
second to none in the country, has been
duuc ana is in successful operation.
Besides in the past five years the fol
lowing enterprises have been establish
ed: Cotton factory, tobacco factory,
steam laundry, four steam peanut es
tablishments, cigar factory, steam sau
sage factory, marine sectional floating
uock, new marKet-nouse, turnpike, tele
phone fire alarm, , telephone exchange,
two cotton compresses, two steamers
to Smithville, pine-straw packing es-"
tablishment, root and herb depot; car
riage factory, harness manufactory,
steam dying and scouring establish
ment, two lagar beer bottling estab
lishments, oil tank depot and two cem
eteries. Among ' the literary produc
tions are the North Carolina Medical
Journal and At HorWaltd Abroad.
The depth of water on the bar has been
increased and New Inlet closed up, a
public hospital will soon be built,' a
stock company is now at work on the
Duplin canal ; and the work of erect
ing the Holly system of water works
will be commenced in a few days.
There are strong probabilities and
hopes of a narrow gauge railroad, to "be
run in connection with the coal and
iron mines in the Western part of the
State, terminating here and of having
rolling mills establisded in this city.
There are hopes of the fibre works be
ing reopened and a paper factory being
built. Truck farming -has gained a
new impetus and the rice interest is on
a big boom. ' Land in and adjacent to
the city, which a few years ago was ly
ing in waste, has been utilized and a
large number of handsome stores and
comfortable dwellings have been erec
ted. The improvements on the sounds
are due to the improved condition of
the city. Hotels and boarding houses
nave been estaDiisnea on wnghtsville
and a company is now forming who
propose to build a railroad to the
Sound, "mere are now forty-one ves
sels over one hundred tons burthen in
1 -port and fifty-four sailed for this port.
At least one nunorea vessels, exclusive
of steamers, have arrived and cleared
this season and the. fleet of tug., boats
have been kept busy. Besides the in
creased number of vessels which have
loaded here they are of a larger class
and carry larger cargoes than vessels
drawing 12 tons. It is not at all unusu
al to see vessels of over 400 tons at our
naval store yards, compresses and saw
mills taking in loads twice the size of
those carried over the bar five years
ago.
J! orty-two business enterprises have
been established, which gives an aver
age ot eight a year or one for every
forty-hve days. The capital invested
in establishing these branches of trade
will amount to at least 8500,000. This
does not include the money spent here
in establishing the oil tank depot, for
we have no means or ascertaining the
amount, nor the telephone exchange,
telephone fire alarm, pine straw pack
ing establishment, money received from
the trucking- and rice interest, nor the
government appropriations tor the har
uor ana river improvement, ana nsning
interest, shipping of sturgeon, etc. The
money expended in establishing these
industries was taken out of banks,
1 J f 2 a j r 1
bonds, etc., and put into circulation.
The money brought here and placed
in circulation Irorn the sale ot pine-
straw, rice, early vegetables, etc.,
amonnts to a good round sum, and is
no doubt far in excess of the amounts
received from similar sources during
the first half of the past decade.
A Political Seaeatien.
The New York Herald's Washington
special says there is seme quiet talk of
a coalition between the Democrats and
Greenbackers, in which the Democrats
are to drop their party name and call
themselves Greenbackers, and the ratter
are to make the platform, while the
converted Democrats may Tiave the
mass of the offices. "Down with n a
tional banks and check to the rule of
corporations, is to be the new party
cry, with which this coalition hopes to
sweep the country next year, lireen
backers say thatin the. West they have
maintained their organization : that in
the South they have shown themselves
strong enough to give the Democrats
trouble; that in JSew iork, 1'ennsyl-
vania and the -East they control an im
portant vote. Their proposition to the
Democrats is this: "Abandon your
Democratic name, . which is already
odious,' join our Greenback orgamza
lion, auu wiin tins cuauuun we can
carry t&e nue next yea and
Presidency in 1884. We Greenbackers
will make the platform and you Demo
crats may have the offices. What we,
as the Greenback party, shall appeal to
the people for is the repeal of the na
tional bank law. the substitution of
greenbacks for national bank notes, th
reiital of State banking, and strict an
rigorous dealing fitli oorparatid,: Orl
that, if you' Democrats will join us and
drop vour party name we can together
sweep the country." The proposition,
it is siid,: gets a great d&l of faVot.frbia
the western and southern Democrats.
A Corner in Ef
Bal;imore Sun.
If. as is reported, there, is a corner in
eegsl the hens have been most improp
erly ana(unjusimaiiy aousea. xney
have been accvised ox witwioiding their
supplies on account of the cold, the
snow audi the . deficiency of gravef;
whereas the aetual case seems, to be
that speculators have : been engaged in.
ouymg up eggs in every part.. lqi tue -in-.
tenor with the view to maKe tnem
scarce and iitgher-prtced TBe. results
; have been jdjsastras, Jg , the .pudding
interests, ana nave compeueu proprie
tors. otfhotelB and . restaurants to look
; wlth4nlf)tciofi Upon every one who de-
. ... . "j i . i :it 1 n 1
IbreakriasltanQ aiid eggs at luncheon
iTher annual, consumption ot eggs in
thiseountrv is estimated to be l.OOO,-
'OOO.bb&iwnich; would give 20 per annum
Thcrse-'whi) Iobk upon eggs as an indis-
Densable part or breakfast may console
themselves with the reflection tbatEas-terlB-pidly
approachinga' season'
when hens mast lay eggsi wnemer ayea
. ' :
TKDala:k-Oyr. '
; -The deadWck in the efectioli of State
'offieewTby the Teqnessee Legislature
was unexpectedly ended. Tuesday .by
itheelectiwiW Capt James Nohtn; Re
publieah, as tontrbl Jejv: ahd Ex-Con-t
gressman D. A. Nunn, RepQbUcaaas
seeretarr of State, four wwtax'Detrr6-
icrafi? having goiie- OVflr to j tftjeMijanjt
made their election possible.,-CapJSe--lan'came
to Tennessee dtirihg thewar
yo. Mars II a. a-oik. Ajemocrati wasetec-
tedtreasuser for the thfrd term, ; :
Uatkerlncs-Froia h84aPa9n.
Greensboro Patriot : Twentyieight
persoM oougnt iicsets Tor mdiajuv
Kansass and the "Lone Star State at
the office of the Richmond and Dan;
ville Railway Company iri this city
yesterday. Eight of these emigrants.
were from jrorsytn county, ana tne
remainder vrere from Yadkin, Ban
dolph and Guilford counties. Why will
they leave tne uid JNortn stater
The Asheboro Courier gives expres
sion to the sentiment which is proba
bly not felt exclusively by the editor:
We have no doubt that every Republi
can now in the General Assembly
would vote for prohibition and thenrga
home and say it was a Democratic'
measure and turn it to account, just as
they tried, to do in regard to the sale of
the Western North Carolina Railroad.
The Raleigh Farmer and Mechanic'
reminds us of the fact that "Col. Best-
has now only five months in which' to
build his railroads to Wolf -Greek and
Waynesville. Seven months have been
lost in 'negotiations.' We truly hope
he may soon begin in earnest. We have
a very warm interest in the completion
of that railroad and more so than any
other on the globe."
The Durham people have agreed to
omit Granville and make then; pro
posed county of W ake and Orange.
The Oxford Free Lanoe.8a,j9ot the oth
er proposition to dismember old Gran
ville : "The 'Vance' project will ; be
heard by the senate committee next
Tuesday. The probabilities' ale that it
will also te defeated.
The Goldsboro Messenger says: It. is
Srrderstood from parties" frm Raleigh
iat the sub-committee appointed by
the Senate and House judiciary com
mittee, to. take into consideration a
proposition to establish criminal cir
cuits for the State, hare decided to re
commend a bttl to that effect, the judg
es to be paid by the State.
Wilmincrt.ru wants n narlr whinh in
be located on the site of the old market
house. The Star savs according to the J
resign it will run west from i; ront
Street 250 feet, and be 12 feet wide,
leaving a width of 83 feet on either side
to the sidewalk. It will be supplied
with two fountains, etc, and will be
neatly enclosed.
Capt Barrow informs the Winston
Sentinel that as soon as orders are re
ceived to commence operations on the
North Carolina Midland railroad, he
can readily secure the services of over
two hundred able-bodied laborers to
put on at this point.
The treasurer of the State has repeat
edly decided that no municipal corpor
ation in the State has any right to im
pose a tax on drummers. It appears
from articles in the papers that in some
places in the State the law is openly
violated, and drummers are made to
pay a city tax.
Twenty thousand Schoodie (land
locked) salmon eggs were received at
the Morganton fish-hatchery on the
24th inst., from Grand Lake Stream,
Maine. They were forwarded in wet
moss per express, and sustained a direet
loss of only twenty-five eggs.
Winston Sentinel: The erection of a
paper mill at' this place is contemplated
by gentlemen who have the capital.
Paper, like cotton goods, is always in
demand, with an increasing consump
tion that insures sale.
The Bobesonian says Capt. W.S. Nor
ment will return to Lumberton to live,
having formed a partnership with Col.
French for the practice of law.
Rev. R. M. Brows, of the North Car
olina Conference, died very suddenly
on Monday. He was on Uwharrie cir
cuit. There is not at present a vacant
dwelling house in the town of Salem.
A Chicago Senvatlonal Suicide,
A Sensational suicide was committed
in a saloon iu Chicago, Tuesday , night.
Joseph Stearrvv a 'workman in the
Brunswick billiard fctory,entered the
saloon and ordered a glass of beer.
Taking it; to a table be drank it quietly,
and then, drawing a short pocket-knife,
he opened it and - ran ma thumb cooly
along its , keen .edge, bat without caus
ing any apprehension among the people
in the saWon. Letting, his head drop
back, with one. slash he cut his throat
from ear to ear, the blood spurting over
thti table before him, filling the empty
glass which he had just drained. Be
fore the startled beholders could reach
hirn he' dropped by his Chair dead. No
cause is assigned for the act
IN A BAD WAT.
Females whose nervous Energies are exhausted.
who gutter Xrou Indigestion, coatrreneu, Head
aches. Irregularities. SuDDression and Miseries;
caused by DeerariEements of the Llrer and other
organs cannot be cured br medicines, but Dr.
Flagg'8 Improved Liver .and Stomach jfad never
falls to restore to perfeet health.
Mean. HWcWson C Bro. : tt Is with real pleas
ure tntl add my testimony lo the great virtues of
your ;NeumIgme" as a specific for neura gia and
sick headache. Such a remedy U a Messing, and
ail snuerers snouia Keep u on nana,
r- : . J. B. BmexLT,
.186 Cathedral Street, Baltimore.
Sojd by L. R. WMSTON ft CO
"W1ME OF CARDIH" makes roey
cheeks and ;lear complexions.
- oriale by X. C. SMITH.
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: TWO OKOANS.
. Regulate first the stomach, second, the liver; e&
BecialiK the first, so as to per orm thetf functions
perfectly and you, wlM rmov at least ntoeleen.
iwenuews oi au wv uio iuavwotnaOr is :. aeir ,u)
In this or any btner; climate. ' Bop Bitters, is the
dnlr thing that trill give rfecttytoeaHhy, natural
acuon U uese W9. vxitaa-rWmm iwtwr.
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" ' A CARD.
To all who are suffering feonj the errors and ln.-.
dl.ieUona of yauth, nervous weakness, earir da-
cay, loss of manhood. I wHl send a recipe thftt?
win icure you, -rni, w tuntjijt. rms
remedy; we.tsrar9kt by a mtestonaW in;
uth
America ' ff arseit-iWdressed fenveippe,
Rev. Joseph 1. InianatationLs New Tori
"to the
ork City
iap27 eodljwin
MRS. PARTINeTOK SATS
Don't take any of the qnack Kwtroms. as they
are
regtmeniat io me Human cistern; o put
our
trust In Bop BltterR, which wiuuf general dllap-
laaiion. cguo bmuiib wn hi comic oisenseB.
They saved Isaac from a severe extract of Wood
fever. They axe the ne pius-umun ot.medifAnea.
Boston (lobe. . t '
Malt Bitters" are a bra,ln, nerve and. blood
food, peculiarly adapted to, and warmly recom
mended by, our druggists and physicians for gen
eral debility, mental and physical exhaustion nys
terla, tenroasness, sleeplessnes. emacl&Uon and
dropsy,
5ujQHT'
A tml package of " BLACK-DR
tK9 of charge at '
T. C. SMITH'S.
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PretHjtture Loss ef the Hair nowadays may be
entirely prevented hy the. use of Burnett's Cocc
alne. It has been used In thousands of cases
where the hair wa coming oat to handfals, and
has never failed to arrest the decay promotes a
healthy ant vigorous growth, and is at the same
trme, anrhraled as a soft and glossy dressing for
thtfhsif. 7 '
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strongest and most healthful. Sold everywhere. 4 -
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Saving received Intelligence from our house In Baltimore, which Is one of the largest purchasers of. Woolens,hat tte sane have declined. frooi 10 te
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15 per cent, which naturally makes a decline tn Clothing, we consequently act' accordingly, and we now offer oar stock at Reduced Prices, as w only con
tract for large quantities. We are assured that we purchase at! very dose figures, and give every patron the benefit iWe have mora stales tnaa aay otosr
boose can show, and better made Clothing than any other sold In this market ' (or the simple fact that most of them are ade c 'oIupms4
same as a garment made to order. The most complete line of Overcoats, Ulsters and Ulsteretts that has ever been exhibited, fefltdy4ipav n tiihlf nlaiksx.
We Invite the public to come and see facts
eryjreapeetfully,
The Best Shirt in this Marfeet
P ITO? OUSTS 30O3LlUjaSL.
Positive
A Eare Chance to Boy (Roods
WITH A VIEW OF MAKING ROOM
We Propose to Offer for fe Next 30 Days eur Entire Stock of
Millinery, Hosiery, Cloves, Laces, Dress Goods and Suiting
AT AND BELOW COST.
Our Stock of Men's, Youths', Boy's and Children's Clothing
WILL BE CLOSED OUT ON THE SAME TERMS,
"We have many goods that you will need for this month yet, which we would willingly
s ell you at a BARGAIN, so avail yourself of it hy calling early,
hifEm aimval m mWmms.
"We are now receiyihg for the Ohristmas Holiday trade a large assortment of desirable
goods, purchased by our Mr. Elias, who has remained constantly in the Northern market'
during the entire season, watching for Bargains and taking advantage of the late riAe ui
price of cotton goods.
We are bow enabled to offer both to Wholesale and Retail Buyers inducements to maktf
their purchases of as. We have a new stock of Dress Goods, 'Prints, Flaunelsy' Blkhig,
Cloaks and polmans. A large stock of Clothing Carpetsi Boo'ts, Shoes, aiid general, jnex
chandige. ' ; By examining our stock before bntiig, you will save money.
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BBAOtf OPlCEJK0TB-,CAE0LlSA W$!gfc
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NOTICE !
NORTH CAROLINA ' RAILROAD CO.
fflSCBTARTTASUBIB801TICBf' "
. ... - Compajti SHOW. NjC-Jan. 31.1881.:
rpHX ItoectoTS of ths North roliri BjOlroad
X Company have declared a dividend Of 6 pr
cent three per eenU payaWe on lstrflSarea to
stockholders ef record on 10th of,.Jebroaiy 'riext,
and 8 per sent, on 1st September , to-, stockhold
er of record on 10th of Angustnext r-rJHe atOCTc
books otihe.ompany will beefoeetf firbsn l Oth of
February to IsJf Maren;rrfient lOthTat Aa
gust to 1st bl.September,.1881. .
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W. K MARTIN, Agent.
(Successor U F. Scarf A Co.)
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the same stand on Trade street, with a
complete stock of UGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, TOILET and FANCY. ABTlCLSS,
SOAPS, c
Special attention p Jd to the Dlilng of all pre
scrlptlona. Trusting that those doing business with the lata
fifth ltofore" may continue', their patronage,
lam, .J:: ! -Sespectfally,
decSO . ' W. P. HAayiN, Jb,
For sale'atlthe CHARLOTTE OBSXBVXB
nov24 tf
PUBLIC !
Leading Clothiers ataors.
Sale !
ery Cheap !
FOR OUR
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TImm Pads OareattpliSMis bv Absqrptfes,
KasloMPiUfcOihhorfotaDMM KMleiaaaaMt
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MwmlacdirediuMI lor sale at 92 amqata street, '
BForsaJe'ln cWHotteatibe 'gSfJh''.'
Wrtston A Co., F. ScaiT, T. C. Smith and V711son
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