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We have just received ftnTelegant second stock of
goods whlchr is
READY FOR INSPECTION.
The handsomest line of
Ladies' Neckwear
Perfect Corset at Lit
M:
In the city.
CANE MATTING
at all prices.
DRE3S GOODS AT A SACBUICKr
EMBBOIDEEIES cheaper than ever.
We haye the
BEST STOCK OF WHITE GOODS
In the State.
Call and get a cheap Marseilles Qoitt.
We are offering everything at bottom prices. Call
and see us.
Ko More Broker Whalebones.
Alter sncndlnf over twnlvn thntiaMii aaiim in
experiments. Dr. Warner has perfected: a material
xur wiling curse is eailea
COR ALINE
Which is vastly superior to born or whalebone.
lender &
Harris
ma) 15
1881 Spring Stock 1881
We are dally receiving our
SPRING STOCK
ITS ADVANTAGES ABE:
uT- It cannot be broken. A reward of $5
wiU be paid for every corset is which the Corallne
breaks with six months ordinary wear.
SECOND. It is more pliable than whalebone
PJ, ' adapu ltsell more readily to the movements
of the body.
THIRD, It Is not affected by cold, beat or mois
ture. FOURTH. It is the cheapest and most service
able corset ever made.
THE CORALINE CORSET is made throughout
of superior materials, and is warranted in every
respect If not found entirely sattsfnetory, the
vurcoase money win De refunded. Ask for
Dr. Warner's Abdominal Corset,
With extension front Unequaled for beauty, ele
gance and style. And
Dr. Warner's Nursing Corset,
The only perfect nursing eerset In the market.
Ask for Dr. Warner's
CROSS-BONED HtP CORSET.
We have the exclusive sale In this market of
the above corsets, and will be pleased to bave tte
trade inspect them. T. L. 8EIGXE ft CO.
Jun5
A DELICIOUS DRINK
For Use in Families, HoteU,
Clubs, Parties. Etc,
M
Brands
Latest Styles
which will be mofe complete than ever before
and comprises the
LADIES' , MISSES', CHILDRENS,'
GENTS', BOtS', AND YOUTHS
FINE BOOTS I SHOES
A SPCECIALTY.
tower grades all goods In our line In variety and
all prices.
FULL STOCK
STETSON HATS,
and a pretty line
Straw Hats, Trunks, Valises 4 Satchels,
ALL SIZES AND RRICES.
Call and see us.
f PEGRAM & CO.
Ieb20
m f UDtfCH.
The Arab and Hl Aeokey.
An Arab eame to the river side,
Tyith a donkey bearing an obelisk:
But be would not try to ford the Ode, r
For he bad too good an '
Boston Globe.
&e be eamDed all nlirht bv thA rivar KidA
And remained till the Ode had ceased to swen,' I
uo w ouuuiu uie oonsey irom me suBeide
He would never find nls
Salem Sunbeam. "
In the morning he sought to ford the tide.
When thA HnrtlrOV atanviA m. Ka -tn-
The riyer fen oiT, let the obelisk slide, quaff,
Thus affordlBg a newspaper 5
-Rome (N. T.) SentlneL
At length, however, he rescued lus load,
And the di nkey began to stagger,
The Arab, meanwhile, ahead in tbe road
miaaaugiy ana ponderous t j
Palmetto xeoman.
Some editors at a loss for work, -And
doubtless, too, at a loss for cash. .
Ar.d disturbing the bones of Arab and Tu k.
By trying to cut a poetical
Sunday Times.
The Times man certainly has some cbeejr,
. - On a very large and ugly face,
Thus of uts brother editors to speak
And of the same opportunity himself
-. r'i J. 4i Nutshell.
Thsse donkeys and papeisareso mix'd ' '
That the Southerner a on m hop; "
Consider you are nxed, "
, This thing has got to. '
, -iTaiaro Southerner.
Bold on with yjar imperious stop, '
We want these rhymes to roll on;
For we are bursting now to drop
In with our little r
It is now learned tbat - Burnside first
suggested the match to the sea i.
1 as a
Jastica st , :-roitmo. Court , was
agatast jtlitf -railraacb..;: ,Ke ruled that
riVers be nats Taltrbada ifre hhiitirT
Nearly-a '.-Jrandri i w&tihan&ttb
from, tbe finest 'herdsxrt England
and Scotland are;; ontheirl wawtothis
country. ; At tiiis nuttie angular, os
seous "iong horn peeuliar to America,
will soon be ad hard to find as the buf-
wto bib uueat styles of Type, and every
op wa bov tte done MtHk -
iwatdeieVea cpneea,we eaatora v
lab at abort nodes, -.rrrrr
BLAMa. wff.tSeif ) T. V riV
: LBTTXJDCADSrCAKDSi w
-7i r!?A6S,tECrPt8,K8TXaS, .
. - , . ftmxmnti HirnBrLTj. -
PAXPHLZTS. CJBCULAS3. CHXC0.4tC,
An established fact: That the MoSMITH MUSIC HOUSE came here to etay. No
such word as faU. Ko sub-agent about this house, We will duplicate
any offers made by small dealers or agents,10 per cent.
, Never close a Piano or Organ trade until you
bave heard from tbe Medmttb Tluslc House? o
naa Urine can buy loner than we, aad in selUnr
fair chance is all weast Kvnrr
-BUYINS FROM THE NORTH must be stopped.
Why do yeusend Nortb? Can you btweheaper?
How do vou knn. ? Hum nw twiZ ...o
&lt$Ik."iai world, and New Jer-
. xne cQtton.cwp.qriree utooramount-
uiutjyer ritiear.Ber .layerjr .wasrrn
ae and fert ifi2ina.1siaverir ' dohtd tiAvtfl:
'&lftf$Wir$WV leasoBawe MimSL
i iAuraoam o&; tie wito ibaws ; that lie
lore tne war Lhwe- iWas&t jk lime an
circulatiou,ouirtiUKrall bank bills and
specie, as much as $3(HMW,(m: Now1
counting Natkmuli -Bank ii lis, green
backs and coin, there is ftver 1,200,000,-000.
How do you know t Have you
tbe rubl We eomrjete with thAi
sey m particular. Th mn Ma tSU
underwt us. w, kr. , iS rXZJZZZZr
.grwHools.CoTers and Books, ; We wStSS? inZX
W.ft years. We seU them on easy terms, w nH
WflBMWttal' J3T We do evemnin.
Boatoai
c h. BAvxib aoir
Th "Hob Pnnoh " has UMy bean introduced, aad
ntaata with nmrked popular favor.
It is Warranted to Contain only th$
9 Best of Liquors, United with
Choice Fruit Juiees and
Granulated, Sugar.
It is ready oa opening; and will ba found an fgnesbter
additfam to tho ehoioe thins which nndaniablroalatcfA
tho ploaanrM of lifa and aneonnga good fellowship ana
eraoaaacare u ngnuy anjoyea.
eOOU AT ALL TIMES
hit til Tiling to fee? la Wins Cellini
siseDoards not Complete Wltnoat Hob Pcsck.
It can used Clear or with Fresh
vrvifiwai vvwrwa
HARGR&VES & WIIHELM.
Trade supplied at manufacturers prices
Retail
son Burwell, Wholesale
iBanooe. . v."
Jan, 23-od-m.
and
by Wil
Druggists
LAPPET NETTING
LAPPET NETTING
TABLE DAMASK
TABLE DAMASK
NOTTINGHAM LACE
NOTTINGHAM LACE
CBETONNES CRET0NSrS j; J CRETONSIS
CRETONKS , i . .CTHNEa' ; '
CINS DOYLIES ;
TOWEL
T0WEL8
NAPKINS
01
MARSEILLES QUILTS
DOf LIES'
ign n L5
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PARASOLS
PARASOLS
SILK UMBRELAS
BILK UMBRELAS
LAMBBEQTJ1N3
LAMB&EQU1N8-
DRESS GOODS
U(E HUNTING, IN BLACK AND COLORS,
At 10 and 15c
- - -.
ALL WOOL BLACK BUNTING AT 15ft
Ribbons and Silk Fringes, All Colors.
A HANDSOME STOCK OF
t... -
-ue e i.ace, Bugle Filna. Pasmentry, and a com
plete stock of Neckwear.
We are now closing out our remnant of
Nobby,StrBV Hats,
VERT CHEAP. - "
be&utifQi unc of g,)k itnd .jlace. MUtF, Gauze'
derwear, etc .Give us a eaUV
may27 ha nan avm awtlHELM.
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
TNE dRbTEST! nEijlCAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
8YMPTOM3 Or A
TORPID, LIVER.
Ijoss of appetfte,r7anse.bowels eostire.
Fain In tneHaad.with a dan aaneatlon In
tha hafik BarftTFain iindn tha ahoui(iai
blade. fAiUneae aJter matins;, with a disln
; cllnataon to oxertion ef body or mind.
Irritability of temper It&w spirits. Xtoia
- pf memory, witbt a, reeling haying negC
' looted some datr wearineiy. IJisslnessI
riutterins: of tatfgVtflPota before the
eyes, f elfow fektge WllestJaM-
aaeb , do e fYt. aTchohBga
offeUa; Sb tO'MtABlia thm rafCsree. -
to82armtt:
jjaaual,ndbthTtteAeilawon tba
jMaatlT Ormmm IM)a)aa)a)jro-
TDITSflfuYEi
Obat Haib or WmsxcnbaQged to aGwasT
BL4by a alngia afopiitkin of this Drah ,11
ioaparts patarat color,acM Inatantaneoasly.
Sold by DrUggi.U, or ieht bf txpri on raceipt of ft.
Qfflce, 35 Murray jSxMw York.
Dn TCTT8 HAKCAt af Valaabln latoamtiaB aaS
CMh, KaWlarwU kt UH aaaUtattM ;
Eeb.asdeddMriy i:lWM
IfhTifir
1 IlUIUlllllUa
SS."? "iae6Tatal toboiuinee;--
On and after Wednesday. May 55ttL,188TXth
i'- faet
uam .
iwojor
inaf'ar-
wena
valuable ntitllca-
teadrerCsers. High
t following schedule will be run over this road dally
i (Bund) s excepted): ; r j v::, j I
r (,'?.; !.,.. uanrwa Wortft. " ". . '1
- 8 IB p
. 10 05 p.
10 40 p,
li fe P.
ants are shown
rare-taate-
JeeaTlii TB0L ,aiicalrr r are not in
a)anS 5L we to an ader..ser. Advertlse-
owd sfffv? w jubifte'-"'-'! fit vy -av
GOING KQBTH.
ieateChsrlottttv, Ji.v.w.ki-. 8 IS p. m.
i : Davidson College. 10 05 p. m,
1 " MooresvUle 10 40 p, m.
Arrive attHateswie, .....11 bi p. m
i:-j-:mimm4K)iQIQ SOUTH. '
Leaye statesrule...
r V Davwatm Coflege;v,.t. ;f-;;i r'f f f C
irrfteW CiiartoOW,
Else Low Eatate of Women lis Ger
many.
A letter from Stutttrart in the SDriner-
fteld Republican gives this picture ot
tne condition of the peasant women of
Germany: I would not like to be a
uerman peasant woman. I would
much prefer to be a German horse, for
ueruiiui ii ureses are wen ireaiea ana'
well fed. Women are treated as if
they were of a species lower than the
brutes, with no reelings and no souls.
What the camel is to the Arab, woman
is to the German. She is made to bear
the heavy loads, and be the workinsr
slave of her master; she is not only
"the hewer of wood and the drawer of
water," but she is made to perform
every kind of degrading labor. She
prepares the fields for plantinsr. she
drives the oxen and holds the plow, and
not untrequentiy she takes the place of
the ox before the plow. She sows the
seed and tills the soil, she shovels, she
hoes, she reaps, she gathers the harvest,
she threshes the grain and carries it to
the mill, she grinds it at the mill, she
markets the products of her small strip
of laud to buy bread for her children
and beer for her lord and. master, i She
does the work and the drudgery in the
factories ; she is the scavenger for clean
ing the streets and for gathering offal
in the cities and the highwavs for en
riching the land. She does everything
but play soldier and hang around beer
shops and drink beer from early morn
till late at night, like the German men,
and these occupations would be assign
ed her, provided they required hard la-
oor or drudgery or any kind. This pic
ture of the degradation of tbe German
women is no work of imagination, but
a living reality. Who ever has travel
ed through Germany has noticed the
bronze-faced women, scantily dressed,
toiling in the fields, tottering beneath
neavy loaas on tneir neaas ana shoul
ders, climbing ladders with hods of
brick and stone for the builders, saw
ing a spliting wood in the streets, drag
ging milk carts and engaged in num
berless menial occupations of such a
degrading nature that a Rocky moun
tain savage would disdain to nave his
squaw perform them.
And for all this life-long labor and
toil the German woman is miserably
paid. It is the pittance that is doled
out to the beggar. The few pfennigs
that are paid her for her day's or week's
hard servitude are scarcely enough to
supply her with clothes to cover her
back, or buy bread to keep her from
Starving. They are strong and robust,
and perform what is called a ".man's
labor" While at work in the fields, and;
it is only during the warm months of
of the year that they can, they are only
paid & 10 or 12 cents for a day's labor
of 12 hours. When they board them
selves they receive from 20 to 28 or 80
cents a day. The men, when they can
be induced to work at farming are
paid from 28 to 45 and 50 cents per day,
and find their own food. With their
board and lodging they do not receive
on an average more than $1.30 a week.
it is a wonder that the emigration
from Germany to the United States is
so enormous and increasing so rapid
ly ? Women domestics are worse paid
than those who labor in the fields.
Thousands of them go into families
and toil like slaves for their board,
which is poor enough, and the cast-off
clothing from the backs . of their mis
tresses. Those who are paid receive
but a mere pittance for their labor.
Common house servants, chamber
maids, etv only get 8 or "10 marks
($1.92, $2.50) per month, and cooks who
are considered extra good, and cook
for very large and wealthy families and
for boarding houses, seldom - receive
more than 12 or 15 marks ($2.88, $3.36)
per month. Although the wages are
so insignificant, yet the law.overning
tne relation between 1 master, ana serr
vant ara.verv tdrirt and 'AfwaVft ' an-
fprced. The master cannot . discharge
his servant, nor can the servant leave
her master without a month's warning,
either- iWay. All servants are .nude
the espionage and the protection ,of tbe
police, and are furnished books which.
are; numbered and: registeTeofvandVin'
whicbithe laws; are printed. ' Mi thev.
Buougo vmar- jHee ut nHBEVipe,,- tueyr
must report to the police,, and they are
under the necessitv of producing a cer
tifieate- of good character f or ' honesty,
faithfulness etc from their last em
ployer which has to be inscribed in
their book.
may24
I hft mgfnh m'knnfafhiM .
i i.imn ... . ,ui - ltstwmt
United States TfiSve jgiyen ' a Canadian
start a .manufactory in ttu3 , country
a. ins uiuicatea a prosperous cpnaiciOQ;
of the match mannfaeturiiig .interest
here. : ' ; .
The Dallas Herald Mtimstrw t.hnf.
there are in Texas 6,000,000 nead of eat-1
tie, 2,000,000 head of horses and- 4000:
000 head of sheep. Thi3 estimate i3 lit
tle, if any, short of the mark, and yet
for taxation only 8,709,507 head of cat
tle. 9S0.431' head of horses and mnlM
Jahd 2,8153 head of sheep were assess-
eu lose year. - .
Mr. Taylor Mandlin, on the border of
Texas, has perhaps the largest pasture
in the world. On one side there are
forty miles of rock fence, and yet it
will require 200 miles of fencing to in
close it. He intends to sow for 1,000
tons of oats. He will feed 100,000 bead
ofcattle on his pasture. . ,
An epidemic of kleptomania has late
ly: broken out in New York, and a nam"
ber tit ladies of : good standing i have
been arrested ;f or petty thieving and
shoplifting. The Judges-before whom
tbe cases came were severe on the fair
delinquents, notwithstanding tears,
hysterica and fainting 'Spells,: and the
spread' of the disease appears ta be
checked by the , vigorous measures
adopted by them. o
In San FranHiscC with' the houses
nearly all of wood, and with a popula-
uationof all property, real and person- I
al, is $253,000,000 i in Hamilton county, ; j
umu, wiucn .jnciuae umcrnjtattt, ana
has a inucb larger population than San'.
Francisco; it is s $207,0)0,000, and in St.
Louis, with a population of 350,000,:
it is only $16500,006. ;
The Scotch landlonds have exhibited
the proverbial Scotch shrewdness and
common sense "by reducing agricnltural
rents from;20to 50 per cent, , s44;thus
averting a collision with tbebrctenants.
Had 11IrisliiaMloras adopted a sltn
ilar policy they would, not only' nave
been just but would have profited pe
cniarilyAs it is, the date when they will
receive regular returns from their es
tates is problematical. In the mean
time, Scotch landlords will continue in
regular, reeeipfrfe
There is a strikinclv close approxi
mation in the; total Value of impacts ot
merchandise into the United States for
the periods of nine months endinir re
spectively March 3L 1880.anAMarch 8U
1881, the amount beipg $468,J9X048 f qr
ue zormer penoaana $469,058,317 for
the latter. An increase of $8,622,759
appears in the value of dutiable mer
chandise importey, while there is a de
crease in the value of merchandise en
tered free of duty, of $7,161,490, that on
the single item of coffee being $5210,
424. In the import of tea, however, the
falling ofi is only $l(57,05LThe total val
ue of exports of domestic merchandise
for the nine months ending March 31 .
1881, was $694585,&93,as against; , $618
806.S54 for the : nine months ending
March 31, 1880.
- aea i ' '
Aaje ef tbe EaVrtb.
Frofessor Proctor, ' . .
Tbe age ; of the. earth is placed by
some at five hundred million years, by
others at one hundred million years;
and still others, at later times, among
them the Duke of Argyll, places it at
ten milUorx years.-; None place it lower;
than ten miifiohs, knowing . what pro?
cesaeshirve beei one thojigh -'OttfeT-Wanets
gft through, tbe satoe .prbcess.f
The reason that other planets differ so'
much from the earth is that they are in
so much earlier or later stage of exis
tence. Tbe earth must beceme old.
Newton surmised, although he could
give no f eason f or it ? that the earth:;
would at one time lose all of its. water
and become perfegtlyrf. r Sice then:
ithabeen fptibdtat
rect . As tbe earth keeps cooling it wilt
become porous, and great cayitfeji wifV
be formed in the'interior,' which" will
take in that water. It is estimated that
: -f -ft T ; f
hi IV
PIANOS:
ickerin?. A
Ntuuoagcuo.r Jnata
aihak; A Southern
8 U.iAWia'i.
fUiava:. "St Hamlin.
ewrltirperialel
;ot A 0o.4 Ster
ling,: .
a: , .
Only the Best Makers Represented.
New schedule, new m-icea. nw ;nEt,..
note our yarietv of tvlp
Send for catalogued and price lists anJ
H. MoSMITH, Charlotte, Ke'Ct'
T 'T1"'.'.I TV Tl T J - ryt L. ' ' h
IL. MIWAMEE & IBM,
IWOITTE
S CARF
Something Entirely New.
STYLES IN ONE
4
AT REDUCED PRICES.
L. BERWANGER & BRO.
Will Oiler
OUR
OUR
OUR
OUR
OUR
OUR
$10.00
8.00
7.00
6.00
5.00
4.50
3.50
Week
STOCK OF
for This
$15.00 PARASOL'S FOR
12.00 PARASOLS FOR
10.00 ' PARASOLS FOR
8.00 PARASOLS FOR
7.00 PARASOLS FOR
6.00 PARASOLS FOR
5.00 PARASOLS FOR
SAME reduction: ON OUR IMMENSE
AVE WILL ALSO OFFER THE
OF OUR DRESS GOODS
FOR NEARLY HALF THEIR VALUE.
iThese prices will positively he given to customers calling for the above named articles.
& mmwm.
SUMMER GOODS.
JUST EECEIVED A LABGK VAEIBTT OF i
BALANCE
mssm
mm
Lt is estimated that I T j: t -. , - . .
this process is now in progress, so far MauieB ress uooos and TrimmiDgs, jLawns, Silk Handkerchiefs EmbroifW;pfl cata
that the water diminishes at about the tt: n r.. , , 1CUIH.. -moroiaeries, Corsets
Tin Senatorial Situation
New York Herald. HUB PUNCH, prepared by skilled hands of Dure
The third day of the balloting at Al- oldUqaors and aromatic fruit Juiees is delicious,
bany fori the vacancies in the United I and surpasses any punch or toddy made on the
States Senate closes with a practically I spar of the moment Taken hot at night it win
unchanged situation. Both partiesto J 'wreaknpacold. Have tt ready.
rate of the thickness of a sheet of writ
ing paper each year. At this rate, in
6,000,000 years, the water wiU have sun
a mile, and in r 43,000,000 years , every
trace of water: will .have disappeared:
from the face ot the glebe. ; - The nitro-
kcii Aim is js. v k wsw m- in biin nsiiiiuaiiiiHrM hitibi r .
also diminishingLall the time It ialn jivrive, US a Sall before buvinff.
will come when the air will besp thin.
mat no creatures we know could
breathe it and live; the time Will come
when the world cannot support life:
Then will be the period of old age, and
then will come death.
s '
and Hosiery all the latest Styles and very CheaD
ALS6,JJtHANDS0M3S STOCK OT '
Ready-Made Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods.
ELI AS & COHEN.
& MeDO WRT r .
ENGINEERS, IRON FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS,
oorrow a muitary- pnrase,. are sun on
the. skirmish line, exchanging shots,
getting their guns in position, and
awaiting reinxorcements. as at Wa
terloo and it wilUte ai Waterloo for
some
partyrrthetivaljaptams'; are.
ooking for nightofc Bireir-JTowhich
What, riirpfc-
nartv Blucher is comuic.ia
tioin he is nkTinjf':nwfieilisv:are I
the great mysteries!; iS:;c&miidtr 1
oi me uustom iiouse iroops imnKa ne
sees the conquering battalions march
ing from Wasbingtdrr, 3 The rival cap
tain is looking in another direction-r-no
jone can tell whereexcents himself, for
ail nis pians are yeueu iq mygiery. As
It stands now the battle' Is one "of the
moat interesting in the checkered: Jiia-
tory ofour iitate pontics. J3ut what
ever the event mar be it. will , be a vie
fcory 1 xt the spectators-rthe great masal
of the people who in mis game, of
political chimrft apparent!? Qf no ac
count whatever. Mr. Conkling mav be
defeat:and:senttefiEibai TBut the
march to Paris :.fpllowed : and allied
Europe - had to make and find a St
Helena.? ';IS' the ' lieimblican partv
trc?5.esw.tSAmfollow the parajiel.?.,
Sold by all Grocers, Wine Merchants and Drug
gists. :
Trade supplied at manufacturers . prices oy Wil
son & Burwell, Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Trade street, CliarlbtteK. a .
".Iftat'l Wet ajPiastev ' . .
said a xc'i man to e draggUU "can't you gite me
something to cure me?'7 His symptoms were a
jaiue uacK ana aisoraerea urine, sua were 8 sure
Indication i klrlneyl'nese. The drusglst told
him to use Kidney-Wort and In a xhorttlme lt aT-
iepted a complete cit rHave ) on thesRsymp-
rou beoome incur irti
ure.-KnoxvUie Rpub!ioai.:
: Bkdfohd Uaju akd Ibqh Bbikqs Watzb AHD-
I0A88. The .great toxue and alterative contains
twice ss much iron and. fifty per cent, more ahim-
-sioni' ana' iron mass" Known.
t, is we cure: sala and I
inom than any .
Jaattha tbmcfo
general. 8ow aff druggists' of any standnn
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