Scafo Tafitt" Calf
fPftii
. . . .
- tiaofessra job c&isxzrrc . .
JM been tbona&Iy KippUed wtSi trorr oeede :t
max, km ma Um tatMt tOrlM at line, aod em? '
STJB80XIPTIOB MAIMM .: . ..
jx jtfoU 4 00 j
et jgfe fuses (am nov Mdact Sft
no Month ..;............ ....... 71 1 "
Wt OHitanr -
WXMKLT MSZTZOW I
urirw. (in V eottntv) m aOmmm. ....S3 00
Oil jfOOtAl..'. W."l.HMMHir' 1 00 I I f
.XXV.
CHAKLOTTE, C;BB JUNE '881 i
pjucFEixiaciBcnLABa.cHxcxa,fta v
" " .- 1 t if... f ' .1 M ,-fc f - . i
. i n.
pi8 5aatt&
98 -a0s, CIatMng, Ac.
lead
And Study Yourlntcrcst.
We bare a full line of
KID GLOVES
Including the celebrated
Perfect Corset at Last
OBSERVATIONS.
A profane editor calls the mock relirfon of the
present daj "lioomargarlBe."
Good oleomarKarine eannot be told from aver
age batter when there is no hair in the batter.
ConklbK new addresses aewnaer reoort m as
"centlemen." bat he hasnt captured aai of them-
jet 1j bis condescension;
i. friend of the family exeoses the snMde of a
Leuls eenUeman br Bhowlnx that 100 famllT
dogs howled under his window every night
It is said tbat Grant never deserts an old ehnm.
even In JalL He deserted McDonald, and
"writ" book showing up the trae Inwardness of
Grant. -
A TOtnur lad died with m. mltnr tit he hitnda.
which la tilstreiatBg j bat few would ekject to hear
oceaatonallre! some, fellow-drlng wlut an aecor-
ucyu ui bib uouoa, ' ' r . a j
SL ImOb sells koho: rjonrtds of false 1isir emrr
year, all of which W Imported. Womenvand glrU
01 nearly au ages wear it How motih f it goes
into batter is not stated.
ThereaxeriMvmare thAB R.nAAwafesatonal
bargiant InAmeilawaBdret toaeepihem out of
ub ho0tetpfrtiM.KftMknna mrM toeka..
bolts ami faeneWlWtteaaaad dollars apiece a
No-More Wen Whalebones. SKTf'
3-XaOX7TE!JB
(PATENTED lUVM 13TH, 1876.)
v,iu -i to 6 buttons. In ?ll shades and at ex
tremely low prices. AUo, a nice line of
Lace, Lisle Gloves and Mitts,
We are offering our magnificent
toclt of Pans
All qualities, at bottom prices.
curvt rrlargeBtotkofPABASOLSat a sacrifice.
call eaily and bc cure a bargain, we have
an elegant line of
LADLE i', MISSX3 'and CHILDBEN'S
FANCY HOSIERY.
Thoiu Boods must be sold, and now Is the gold
en opportunity to cave money and get nice goods
at low pi Ices.
Alter spending over twelve thousand dollars In
experiments, Dr. Warner has perfected a material
tor boning corsets called
COR ALINE
Which Is vastly superior to bom or whalebone.
ITS ADVANTAGES ABE:
FIRST. It cannot be broken. A reward of S5
will be paid for every corset In which the Corallne
breaks with six months ordinary wear.
6SOOXD. It Is more pliable than whalebone
and adapts Itself more readily to the movements
of the body.
x uwu, it is not anec.ea by cold, neat or moisture.
FOURTH. It la the cheaDest and moat service
able corset ever made.
THE COBALDTB CORSIT is made throughout
of superior materials, and Is warranted In every
respect If not found entirely satisfactory, the
purchase money will be reiunaed. Ask lor
Dr. Warner's Abdominal Corset,
With extension front Uneqnaled for beauty, ele
gance ana style. Ana
. rabllosMare oolntlnrf with rn-lde to the re
duction of tteaattooaTidebt one-third of It hav
ing been paidxXL It a&tbj .fee publican offlelals
nave stolen hau teefl' appropriated id Darlne the
debt ihe-whola-debt-would' hate Ueentyiped out
Beioie now. 'v-
(Heemarzarlnamar be ood anorieh tn ttswav
but bow is a fellow going to send It Unouch a tele
phone. As . we are getting pretty wen neauatnted
.ernapstt would not taae "rana. ooense at
He tamlllarltT.- liBt's call It marree. or some
other pet name; f t- .:-
. . 0 TT ' gance ana styie. ana
Alexander Harris. Dr. wrae Mg tet,
lun ' The onlv cerfeet nuralnff enraet In the mi
Boats a fl gUozs
I
881
Sp
Stock
1
881
The only perfect nursing corset in the market
ask ior jurv warners
CROSS-BONXD HIP CORSET.
We have the exclusive sale In this market of
the above corsets, and will be pleased to have the
trade Inspect them. T. L. 8XIGLX a CO.
Juno
We are dally receiving oar
SPRING STOCK
A DELICIOUS DRINK
Far Use in Families. Hotels,
Clubs, Forties, Etc.
whlch will be mbre complete than ever before
, and comprises the
Best
Brands
Latest
Styles
LADIES'. MISSES'. CHILDRENS,
GENTS', BOIS', AND YOUTHS'
FINE BOOTS 1 SHOES
A m
w PUNCH.
A SPCECIALTY.
Loner grades all goods In our line
all prices.
FULL STOCK
In variety and
BeatOBi
C. B. GXATEI A SOXS.
Tha "Rnh Pnneh n has lately bB inteodnesd. sad
BBMta with marlMd popular lor.
It is Warranted to Contain only ths
Best of Liquors, United with
Choice Fruit Juices and
Granulated Sugar.
STETSON HATS,
Itkraadroa
addition to tha e
iiid rn ha fomdaa aaravabla
oica thincawhioh undeniably onlarfa
and a pretty line
Straw Hats, Trunks, Valises & Satchels,
ALL SIZES AND BRICES.
TIMES
Cull and see ns.
Ieb20
PEGRAM&CO,
JUST RECEIVED
ANOTHER LOT
tha pieaaorea of Ufa and enoooragesood fallowahip and
good aatore a ligauy anjoyaa.
GOOD AT ALL
Just tie Tllis to Kesp la Wks CeUaa
Sideboards tot Ccsplris Witteat Hab Pcsclu
It can be iised Cleivr or with Fresli
Soclj: .Hot Water,
to Suit; thd Taste
SoU b laadinc Wina llerohanta. Groeera. IIotahaa4
PraswU avaiywhata.
Trade supplied at manufacturers prices by Wll
son ABurweH, Wholesale and Retail Druggists
-6m.
Hoop s:
All prices. A new lot of de&lrable
LAWNS, at 6i Cte.
PINK AND CREAM LAWNS.
BY
We fck special attention to
Bedded k&Pantry.
CORDS & TASSELS,
ALL COLORS.
V e are still offarlng bargains In
Dress Goods, Parasols,
And many other lines of goods.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, ETC.
INDORSED
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEW, AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
THE iSREATEST riEDlCAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Toaa of appetite jyaaaeaybo wis ooativy.
Pain in theHeawith a duU senaanon S
the beck pert. Pauaaaaey the snoniaer;
blade, fullpaaa aflar eating, wltft a dlsirj.
lfrttabmtr of temper. AiOvrspiTite, lKsa
. of memory, with Tee W of baying neg
Girted aomsaaty. wetnutw. -w--.
muttering of the Heart. ,!? Detore tne
aVaa. Yellow fekhh liPa Itche.esticss
nesiai Wgh-ghlyoolored Urine. :
iXTBXS2MAXS136ii& TJ1SIZDXD,
SERIOUS OISEASESWHI SOOH BE DEVELOPED,
seVasesToM doae aneh change
? of fMltarsato'atMA:ttrtar.
to vmua wmmjnmm ia
KirtaaAa4 by eTf 0Bth
TUnlIAIR dye;
OaaT Haraer Wotwbsj ehanged to msst
ts natural eolor, ata Iantn(
BLack
in DTuruKKUu.t mmu vj r - ' w--
ITS. It
eousir.
1U
A ea'.l win convince yon that are offering goods
at extremely ww pneea.-, -
Offlee. 3t3 1Wurrayti Mew Vrlu
aT Bn TtfTS suacalrar Valaabbi IiftrOJ aa .
'fpb23deodwiyV' ?
HARGRAVESi&iVJIUIELM.
V. Clutfkie,M.tV44n
"There never were so mariy monsters of wicked
ness and thlevea and raaeals anvwhere as la the
Democratic party, until we look at the Republican
gany ana nn worse ones. - xne iaw 01 malignity
working everywhere, In both parties and In the
whole community. 80 said Beecher, and be
beared sigh as memory carried him back tp the
white sooted Elisabeth.
. .- 1 '' an lai a .
tTESXS OF. INTEBEST, ,
TUe steamer Mary Powell makes 25
miles an hour and ia the swiftest
steamboat in the world. She runs on
the-Hudson.
Bavariajllinois has 3,000 inhabitants,
with absolute prohibition, without a
drunkard, without a pauper, and with
out a crime.
The steamer Florida took on board
on the 5th, over 3,000 crates of vegeta
bles at Fernandina, and 1,500 crates
were transferred at Callaban to the
Waycross road the same day.
A California millionaire, who a dozen
years ago, was driving a street car in
San Francisco, has just rented a cottage
at .Newport ior the season, paying ren
tal Of $4,500.
The Freedman's Savings Bank has
about $100,000 waiting distribution to
parties who do not make themselves
l known. Address Controller Knox,
Washington, JD. U.
An apple tree in LaGrange. 6a., has
two or three apples upon its trunK.
There is not a sign of a twig or branch,
but they are growing upon the bark 01
tree. .
Greeley, in Colorado, is a town of 3.
000 inhabitants and no liquor shop. It
has no police force and needs none, and
in two and a bail years, only $7 was
called out of its poor fund !
The 'advocates of the liquor-traffic
themselves admit that the use of liquor
is liable to abuse. Did they ever stop
to ask themselves why ? Of course it
could never do harm, if it were harm
less.
New York is a terrible consumer of
human life. The latest statistics show
that it devours 10.000 persons a year,
that being the annual excess of deaths
over births. It is immigration alone
that prevents any ' decrease of popula
tion.
Prosperous pawnbrokers in New
York are trying to raise the price of
lisence to do business from $50 to 61,-
000 yearly, and increase the bond to be
filed from 81 mo to &io,ooo. xnis iooks
like our "Uncle" was about to corner on
: bis part.
The New York 8un predicts, as the
end of so-called reforms in the Eemib
lican party, that "on the first of July
some of the small thieves will quietly
drop out of office, but the big fish will
manaze to escape into deep water.
where they cannot be conveniently 1 01
lowed."
The electric light is certainly going.
rapidly into use in New York. A few
months aeo there was not an estamisn
mfint in that citv using this light: now
thara are more than a hundred lighted
by electricity. Gas was much slower
in making its way among us. -
A bov of nineteen shot a stranger in
Vincennes a day or two ago in cold
blood apparently in mere wantonness
of devilish malignity. But a few days
ago we were told of a murder in lien
tucky by a beardless boy still younger.
The most noted robber and desperado
in New Mexico has barely attained his
maioritv. and began at sixteen. . Even
children of a dozen years have repeat
edly shot and stabbed each other with
the determined animosity of veteran
brawlers.-?IA News.
Escaped
Salisbury Watchman, :
Coroner Atwell was called to the
country last week to look into the cause
of - the death 01 t rant jcausv wiie, it
having been reported that sne died 01
poisoning. After : examination, . he
thought it best to extract-the stomach
and have it analyzes, v ne men arrested
Ellis, and they were riding to town
tapftther. when the negro waae a sua
riftn i iimn. attemDting-to spring from
the buggr. The kroner aeied him by
the coat sleeverthe! horse being, in a
brisk trot but the negro, slipped . bia
' feat out and? Was dragged some, thirty
yards, when his coat tore off. The horse
became unmanageable during -the
scuffle, which prevent the Coroners
securing his man. He however- had
half his coat and a large 011 or jus suii l,
which be retained in ins grip, j use
here Drporset rode up and jumping
off his horse made a lively race with
the negro to a fence, where he overtook
him. Tableau X 2. Theuegro on one
side of the fence, hanging by what re
mained of his smrt, ana uie ?ocior pn
t.h nthr aide, or rather laving on the
fence tiblding to the shirt -which held
the negro;::: liy; tinsr nmp i-pe coroner
had subdued the horse and was corning
to thev doctor's assistances when. Oie
shirt crava wavnd the negro4 skipped
nuae irom xne waisum, map w?;.ut v?
tainlng the shirt. ; - .
.
8ep Jlere.
Ton are slckr wen,tlieiB to lupt W?ep20OTJbat
consumption, dyspepsia,
Angusta Chronicle, : : I '
Thit bronco lujraeau or Indian ponies.
are exceedingly intelligent need; not be
particularly stated. Weiave seen them
perform almost incredible , feats of
daring, skill. and comprehension, in the
circus ring. All persons acquainted
with the Indian s character, by reading
or personal experience, must know that
not even the ceieDracea. steeds pr tne
Bussian Cossacks have; greater: endur
ance, spirit and intellect , than the - In
dian bronchos. We are led to. make
these remarks by observing that : the
Hedric Coach Company have introduc
ed into the commercial life of Wash
ington these wiry, vigorous and un
daunted horses. They are to be used
in pulling coaches. Th& Post says the
broncho averages from about fourteen
and one-half to fifteen- hands in height
and from 700 to 800 pounds, in weight;
the height of avensge American
draught horse is fifteen, and ope-half to J
sixteen nanas, ana nis average weignt
about 1.100 Dounds. The bronoho is as
- ' w . - A- -L
tough as whalebone, can purl twice as 1
much as the American, horse, and - he
asts twice as long He can live on the
poorest and sicapleat.amountf fodder
and does not exuectany greaca mount
of kindness or ' attention. In appear- -ance
he .is prepossessing; with? his neayv
mane and tail. and. despite his low and
doubtful origin, has the signs of a
thoroughbred. In action he is as lively
as a cricket; the drove that reached
Washington, although in the cars for
seven days at a stretch, were in splen
did trim on being landed; one of them
made a clean jumb of sixteen feet from
the car door.
Ever on the alert for what may pos
sibly prove a benefit to this section, it
occurred to us that the broncho horse
might be very valuable here, not only
in our street cars, but for other draught
purposes, whether in city or country.
We should like to have an investigation
of the subject by those competent to
handle it. if there are places in the
South where the Indian horse can be
favorably substituted for Western ani
mals or the invitable mule, the fact
should be known. If there be no room
for improvement in our motor power,
no harm will be done, in settling the
matter.
the
daU
A JOTJMil. OT OTTEB1TTJR SPCCATIOX-1 ToUowtng aehedtfe wll be run ovft
A- poSUsfed rtronthlai .GsJte&Jt.. t Jpa I (Sandays feeped)jv
Iaa year w advance: ' . P . QOlSfl SaBTH.
will nire von beyond DOsalD:
MMvfr lrlrlnAV trouble." eongumbtkm
debllityWells' Health wr Is y to hope. fl
Drugfts. Depot, onn u, Awaasn.
nma, 1 1 1 derirywf
th,
Mteratum and itdusatlon, and gives original r
uoles on anblaota nf witni imiwrtn ma well as
. grltlelsms of the newest and moat valuable publlca-
iCaameaMed: sxrvantagss ma adrerttsers. E2gb
rw eueulatton. AdverUseinenta are shown 1 yPttt-Trner.. ........i.
if; aiemefrota rrou, jmi ere e I 1 ooresvllle .........
tr ..IITn
lntre-t Statetrllle, .60 P.
'--,.r" ' GOINa 80UTB. h -
. 2 00 a.m.
- u acaat aB vjm
ta O VU mam 1
asoii4b!
l ana vsuevn j
bousbt a battle
naedalrner
as at W. ang-
apena
sri. Charlotte,
alPaxaeJwgefcToilOc' bave
EhAii one ttotua and leei m well
ohdreds need lust
- w
3ufettiU&fc!
'aibJrtleeRt,-
rfatnev Wort acts Brat br wrcbmtaglnllie mHd
est manner all tendency- to constipation.;
nwrdlaitayed,; ItsadverOstr rts are o ia 44rWi4onCntleU,...";.
el ltsalue to an advsev: Adverase-1 .trharkiaa .::-.v. o
then.br
rating properties ttre
-2SS!fi?ntotts publics-' -1 11 iry 1
batauiabytl ictrai"- V
- marl8-U, t. C. L.t- LLZi, U
JunS
s ' m ilAnVT W
5
i.ut tnniA inA InvtoonittnK m
Mtorea to health- the. deltllltated and- weakened
w, ham nunTreas ci ccrcrea cures, wnere
aU else' bare failed, Use It ad ut.er no longer.
Exchange.; 1
An estabUsbed fact: That the MoSMTH SiTTSlC HOUSIB me here to stay, o
such word as fail. Ko suVagent a
any; offers made by small dealers or agents, 10 per cent
Never close a Planb or
bave beard from the Mc3mtthi
untnyoa
House. No
man llvlna can buriower tham we. asd tn atmnv
a fair chance Is alt we ask; JEvery plane and organ
guaranteed for 6 years.
BTJTENO rROJt THS HOBTH most be stopped.
Why de job send Northt Can yon buy cheaper f
How do you know ? -, Have you tried us? t There's
the rubl We compete with the world, and Jfew Jer
sey tn particular The man does not live who can
undersea bs. We keep the beetlnstrnmeots. We
give- etoola, Covers and Books, i We warrant them
lor A rears-- We aeU them on easv tenna. V, unf
them: on 15 days trial. ' W We do everything:
that a seasonal
imaaeanasav
'41 STi KZf vo
PIAHOS:
Cflkkerinc. Arinn.
-fluiletcsOci, Matb
er, aoutnern
Gem.-
0EGANS.
LMason & Hamlin.
ewImperial.Pel-
6ubet&0o.& Ster
ling.
Only the Best Makers Represented.
New schedule, new prices, new instruments. Send for rArlnonpa t1 i;fa a
note our variety of styles. r
n4 TT. McRMTTTT CW1ntf . "M.n
-SV SJ -a-w-M- sw Jta a. a, a a sa sj -w
ill
:0:-
Weavltai of Our Southern Senate r.
A prominent gentleman of Tennessee
recently gave the following summary
of the wealth of Senators from the
South:
"Joe Brown leads off with over a mil
lion, possibly two of them. Ben Hill
can be set down as wortn a quarter as
much easily. Both the South Carolina
Senators are in very moderate circum
stances, and, like Bansbm and Vance,
have been kept busy holding on to tneir
property that was so incumbered after
the war. Mahone is worth certainly
$500,000. most of it made in railroads.
Johnston is comfortable, but not ncn.
Pughand Morgan have property and
excellent practices, and. I suppose, have
easy pocket-books. Jones and can oi
Florida are improving each year, but
are far from wealthy. George of Mis
sissippi is a thrifty man of business,
owns large plantations, works them
economically, and clears about twenty
thousand dollars a year, but Lamar is
just his opposite, caring for nothing but
the booky and students side of life, and
never would be anytning due a- poor
man, unless he got the benefit of a will,
if he lived to be a thousand years old.
Jonas, of Louisiana, I understand, is
moderately well off, and has a keen eye
for snecnTation. Garland and Walker
are both poor, because both resigned
good fees at the bar to come to the Sen
ate. They own some property, not
much, and could easily increase it it al
lowed to remain at home. Garland
told me he made five thousand dollars
his third year of practice, and had been
on the increase ever since. I have no
doubt he could easily clear twenty thou
sand dollars a year if he devoted his
time to it. Cockrell. of Missouri, is ex
tremely frugal and careful, and is com
fortably well off, but l doubt u vest
will ever be.rich. for he is not lucky in
his ventures and .spends a great deal.
Williams, of ' Kentucky, is .: Only
comrorxaoie, out xtcck. is uuuuu w
be rich before long, forhelhas made
some fortunate ventures in land in the
Northwest;' on the litre of the, new
roads, and that land is gome to be im
mensely valuable. : Maxey and Coke, of
Texas, are among tne .rrugar nngaae,
ana.u never ncn,. wm Always manage
to be coraf pxtable, and-, that's about all
they want. '
Mighty 431ad el It.
BlllArp.
"' Pm mighty glad Jeff Davis has waked
up them incendiaries who burnt, our
country. Columbia is one place and
the Sherman belt is another, and its
long and wide, and ten thousand wit
nesses still live to testify, and he can't
dodge 'em nor honeyf aggie 'em, and I
want him to go down to his grave with
a alo of shame around him; I do-
that s a fact... Beckon he would , deny
burning Cassville. close by where I Jive
burning her churches and colleges.
J
4
THE lilOiTTE
Something Entirely New.
STYLES IN ONE
4,
Si
AT REDUCED PRICES.
L. BERWANGER & BRO.
We Will OfFer for Tliis Weeli
OUR $15.00 PARASOLS FOR $10.00
OUR 12.00 PARASOLS FOR 8.00
OUR 10.00 PARASOLS FOR 7,00
OUR 8.00 PARASOLS FOR B.00
OUR 7.00 PARASOLS FOR 5.00
OUR 6.00 PARASOLS FOR 4.50
OUR 5.00 PARASOLS FOR 3.50
THE SAME REDUCTION ON OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF
WE WILL ALSO OFFER THE
BALANCE OF OURrDRESS GOODS
FORj NEARLY HALF THE JR VALUE.
These prices will positively be given to customers calling for the above named articles.
WXSm
SPRING AND SUMMER G OOtS.
JUST BXCnVEb A LABGX VASIXTT OV
and every single dwelling and onthouBe. Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings, Lawns, Silk Handkerphiefs, Emjbroiderieff. Corsets
Beckon he would deny tearing our
cemetery all to pieces at Borne, where
mv children were buried and taking
the tombstones and monumentrfor his
fortifications when there wasthous
ands of rock close: by. Well, he did
leave one. lust one. for it was a monu
ment to an officer ottbe United States
navy who died before the war. He
made his soldiers protect that Talk
about Sherman to me. He's got no
more pity, nor mercy, nor sentiment
than Comanche Indian.
and Hosiery, all the latest Styles and very Cheap,.
ALSO, A HANDSOafX STOCK or
RQadyMa and Cents' Furnishing Goods.
ELIAS-&, COHEN.
-( v -v ' . . . . .
(Jive m a oall ibeqajdg
Way Not.
At Bay Bidge supurb, I lately saw six
little girls raceing away on bicycles like
grown experts. I also saw several girls
of full growth on, two' wheels. They
were astridVthe venicles, man fashion,
and one was using a machine: .so , t&U
that heregs were stretched tttth tu
most in reaching the pedalsfThe place
was secluded, and they weranot abash--
ed by thescrutiny of onf of tjieir owij.1
sex. They naorbeen iraming m expecta?:
tion of indulging frctlx ; ito sports at
a retired White Mcuntain resort during
the summer, and tUeyetsBotne probab-
flity that their exam Wi war be exten
sively follow 3 by fasiitiiKabia women.
They wore wry loose 4joiIsert of thin.
flannel, plaited a the aisrand ankles,
and 'made net indeUCatjeaisplaV, the
drapery being almost as fuft aathough
the garment were not WfurCatecL' There
s,eems. to be no reaoahxrmTSdesit j
woman snouicmiriae a Dicyie,anariae
1 astraqdie.--uiars oeiie.
- fenumdlnasaua 0QWty,Ila,V MarOb 29th, Q It A IY1
I8.8at hve nseaDF. 81mnns liver Begnlato I rxt
and always, found it to ad what; is ojajmedtor if.
TJie last pottle ana two packages did. me no good,
ind were worse than nothing. " i 'see it is not pot
npbyJ.H.ZellIn Co., and not genuine,' and a
wasteef Btoneyto boytL-1 woold be glad to get
the pore "and genuine, s fiend me some from hon
est hands (with red Zand ZelUn Co.'s slgnatore
on wrapper.) The. fietltloas staff sold win lnjare
eome one badly. , ,r. - BEW. T. RICH.
& Mcdowell;,
ENGINEERS, IRON FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS,
' f 41 l e '
, " "-ltAirorACTuaiBS or- ' V7f I
ENGIN E S AND Ml N I N G lyiACHIuERY.
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