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t)e Charlotte bBrroer 8 TTB&OEIPTION JUTMB ! Daily, one year, (pottrpxidCi etfwstss. .t8 00 ix Montte ...... 4 00 hrte XonQ ................... 2 00 Ono Kow 71 WBMKLT XDITZOW I wklv, (in O county) m admmn .-f2 00 nutqftto eotmtv, postpaid,...., i 10 Six Month.. . ............ 1 00 IMxr&BedvctkMaforOlMlM. Bbeentaorot5.rcpiw frr iwaa ant, aaa wtta tha lateat st1etciTT5aV and awry MIS8MaS L-i-ii.'V ; . ? - - -LcTra.H m.-cxana . VOL. XXV, CHARLOTTE, N, CM THURSDAY, JNE 23, 1881. , Txea. Ricsrws, tamsa v NO3,828.: v 1 -n fBQniinrw,rr iiaaaLiA ' I . -. : . f .: J v nnov7 n r a i w. Mai a .-- : i a.aa - - i ' " at . 1 Rert'fhis And Study Your Interest We have a lull line of Kl D GLOVES Including th-i celebrated (PAIEMTKD JCHB l.iTH. 1870.) From 2 to 0 buttons, lu ell shades and at ex tremely low pi ices. Also, a Dlen line of L'ici Lisle Gloves and Mitts. We are offering our magnificent AH qualities, at bottom prices. Our vtry large stoek of PARASOLS at a sacriflee. Cull early and secure a bargain. We have an elegant line of LADIE i', MISSX3 'and CHILDREN'S FANCY HOSIERY. These goods must be sold, and now Is the gold en opportunity to gave money and get nice goods at low puces. Alexander & Harris. JunIO M .. ' ' i I.- - I- We are dally receiving our SPRING STOCK which will be more complete than ever before and comprises the LADIES', MIS3ES', CHILPEENS, r r GENTS', B07S', AKD YODTB3r FINE BOOTS1 SHOES A SPCECIAliTY. Lower grades all goods In our line In variety and all prices. FULL STOCK STETSON HATS, , and a pretty line Straw Hats, Trunks, Valises & Satchels, ALL SIZES AND BBICES. ' ; Call and see us. ' ; PEGRAM & CO. feb20 gru Woods. JUST RECEIVED ANQT&1CE LOT Hoop Skirts, All prices. A new lot of desirable LAWNS, at 61 Cts. PINK AND CREAM LAWNS. We ask special attention to Bedded Lace & Pasraentry. CORDS & TASSELS, ALfc PQLQBA We are stlU oflertaB bartfitos 1 .-. : Press1 Goods Parasols, And many other lines of goods. KbSlERY dtOVES. ETC A oall wlM convince Jfiu Wft we are f perJngood9 ll ; PHEtOXONIAN ES EDUCATION i , ai uu. nai a yea Ld. advance. hi ' ' TtMtOnrmtiMi ititna at liMtrMSmfl ; the InterMI lor 4 aV .BW- '"-aw . Illaa Will I Mll lOf Best Brands Latest Styl rXkpubUsbM jaonpU .afvOxXord,, X. pterajmrn-otioii, sut ;rt:J,"; -,feites on wibipfs titaf lnifnane0 a well 1,1, orlttolsmj pttffi ewftstaj mqstvaluable pub.lca- vwwttenhUtoBsBiAe- ""nents are nown A protalnBmrr, re f w fw en via, and an tasta ' ;- hjllrls pi ay ed, -4 wv rntsa. are not to wes9,,of JfiT''i-H. ' ' ter Advartlsss 'ineniH, ir'.oiJt . In any l-'sua. sbooMbeln vhecUioet.y ' i fie pon mar!8-tf C L.-. C-iiord, N. G; , k Perfect Corset at Last No More Broken Whalebones. After spending over twelve thousand dollars In experiments. Dr. Warner lias perfected a mate rial for boning corsets called COR ALINE Wfcluh la rastly superior to horn or whalebone. ITS ALVANTAGE1 ARE: FIRST. It cannot be broken. A reward of 95 will be paid for every eorset in which the Corallne breaks with six months ordinary wear. SECOND. It Is more pliable than whalebone and adapts Itself more readily to the movements of the body. " TulBD. It Is not aflec'ed by cold, heat ormols ture. FOURTH. It Is the cheapest and most kervfee ab'e corset ever made. ! .1 j ;; THK CORA LINK CORSRT is made throughout of superior materials, and Is warranted in every respect If not found entirely satisfactory, the purchase money will be 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 corset in the market Ask for Dr. Warner's CROSS BONED HIP CORSET. We have the exclusive sale In this market ot the above corsets, and will be pleased to have the trade Inspect them. T. L. 8EIGLE & CO. Jnn5 A DELICIOUS DRINK For Use in Families, Hotels, Clubs, Parties, Etc, Bsi Thr.rHnb VvtuA" h Utsly bn ist?p4iMd. a4 mu with iwkd p?f fw. IHi Wafrcntfe& to Cwtam only ihf - Best of Liquors, United with Choice Fruit Juices and Granulated Sugar. It ianaAvAKonanin. kbA wiH ha fonndan umaabla aainouia sa c oa thinnwhiok mdaniablr anuirn -itha tdaaaace nf 1 aaqjf,Dtu4 eBaKaxed tlWllR iinj Jast tie Tilngja Keep la Wins; Cellars. E$i!iiM Hoii ftsel. MmWmBmMmM Fresh linoirfitliFine Ice, ."'o to; the iTaste, Sold by laadinR Win Mrohant, Grocer. Hotels ssal DracgiaU araiwhat. ' Trade suppUed at maBUfaetaran prices bj wn son & Burwellj-Wholesaje- And jBetall Druggists Cba4otteN.C.n' v 1 ! jiBW Sa-eod-m. INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS CLERGYMEN AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHRE, THE GREAflsf' MEDICAL n't -1 TBIumPH DFiTHb Agt. SYMPTOMS OF A ; TORPID LIVER. fju f MuteMte 1Vanua.hnll onativaju Pain iii theHeacLwith aduU sensation in 'rAvm 1 ;w?w, - SeElOUSDlSfASEawmSOON BE developed. of fUacaAxtosviitonisltlisnirwrt . - irh. -- Uaai iBBrtlt and aanaa the system is duMd!' 'KeAtHaTiraSr5llaJTrI UTOHAir DYE. Obat Hai or Whisk km changed 1 to .aOMasr ; t Black by a single ppllcaUOB of this Drss. ,It i a aaMalMal. MA Of ID (UTMM MHMIID ID QffiC, mwnn 91., pew -rprpu af Uft TpTTS SASXAl Taianw IaMaapaa u Esb 28 deodwiy. ' Atlantic Teimsee fr Hfr 1 Railroad j j . 8trpaHUff3iiaaT's Omosv I Charlotte. M.C June 6tn. 1881. 1 Hte -and faft Sunday, June 6th, 1881. the followinc schedule wlU berun-OTOihis road dally (Snndjs excepted)) in GOBiO NORTH. vMcph;;u::v.v; St " STA faaTAAMMailltam . i - . 1 lis Alt TL. m. Arrive Leave 8tatevllie. 50 a. m. " MooresvlUe 8 68 a,m. Davidson College,. 4 81 a. m, eat Charlotte... J la a. m. Arrive at ( - unS il IB it i . I . ha back Tsart. Fain under the shouider- bldet fttllns after ettog. wltfc a dlsin- . eUnaaotti& wrtiott of body o aaind. latalytemyr. Low jlrtta. Lou i:cof baeaoryl wjth.il1 lina- of hTinfEi- bbt Kritl' MAArlAAnR. n.MSTAI iiaiaia Blaine's health is of the most varied character. He leels "perteetly welL" has the gout, rheuma- uBui, urigai s disease, ana most everytning else all in the same day. Do you Intend to eo to Kansas? Well, Kansas this year has drought, grasshoppers, famine, tor nadoes, nallstones and no lager beer. Perhaps you will think twice before you go to Kansas. , "Well. I declare, if they haven't got to boxing up electricity and keeping . it," said Job Shuttle. ''When 1 was young they used to bottle it with the label fourth proof' printed In gilt letters.": ' - Texas men know a good thing when they see it One who has had over forty years' experience in misrepresenting the value of horses, heard Eli Perkins lecture, and at once went and offered him 850 to act as his agent in a horse trade. Boston Post W0 leam from an astronomical authority that ibSiPlanet jaersohel ''bears the name" of the dis covtrejv It would take a strong telescope to see that name On" the planet N6w Haven Register. Yes, it would take more than one glass to do It Can you teleseope of that Joke? Boston Globe. . ?The secuniart tnmntlv for a vnoth tn imnt, hi inindntaetudy in order that he may become a man fitgasat ehotasUc attainments cannot be over- 'xna Bfflarj of the average editor is MV&l.QmL"Teiir, while the Jockey who rode IrcOTJS" was paid $5,000 lor the laets. Nonls towh.Herald., , , vi j - 1 - - y- - ,a) p i ' .iiimaa I'Z-i -!Whm jCleetlsU Ktuplre. Leulsvllle CourlejsJournaL : . . Kwang-su, the little 1 Emperor of China, ia reporteito hedjriusc with the small pox or measles, , and the remain ing. Ecapress Regent Ts'ze-An-Twan-Y.u-K'attgK'ing, is dying from cancer, although 100 nurses are reDortp.fl tn hn feeding her- with their milk. If the .bmpex-nr and the Regent both die, Prince Chuii, fatlier ot the Emperor will probably succeed to the throne, provided Li-Hung-Chang, the great Viceroy of the province of Chih-he and th most enlightened man in China, and strong wit a powerful army, does not strike a blow for the supreme pow er.;. Under the Empress liegent the greatest corruption and extravagance have prevailed in China, Li-Hang-Chang, "who has taken a conspicuous part in running the government, being aecused of participating in numerous ateals. , The imperial household has cost enormously. The Tartar troops, who protect the family; cost over $10, 000,000. a year; the food for the house-" hold costs about $9,000,000; gifts to the Mandarins costs $1,600,000; sacrifice to the Grand Llama costs $500,000, and the item of table china alone costs between three and four hundred thousand dol lars. Of course there is an immense amount of stealing by officials, but Li-Hung-Chang may be unjustly accus ed of participation in it. He has been for many years Imperial Commissioner of Foreign Affairs, as well as Viceroy, and lives nine months in the year at Tien-Tsin. His influence at the Impe rial palace at Picking, however, is very great Lincoln': Old Law Partner a Pauper, Bill Herndon is a pauper at Spring field, 111. He was once worth consid erable property. His mind was the most argumentative of any of the old lawyers in the State and his memory was extraordinary. Por several years before Lincoln was nominated for the Presidency Herndon was in some re spects the most active member of the firm, preparing the greatest number of cases for trial and making elaborate ar guments in their behalf. It is said that he worked hard with Lincoln innrenar- ingthe memorable speeches delivered Dy tne man wno alter ward became President during the debates between Lincoln and Douglas in 1858, and in constructing the Cooper Institute ad dress delivered by Lincoln a short time before the war. Herndon, with all his attainments, was a man who now and then went on a spree, and it was no uncommon thing for him to leave-an important law suit and spend several days in drinking and carousing. This habit became worse after Lincoln's death, and, like poor Dick Yates, Hern don went down step by step till his old friends and associates point to him as $ common drunkard.. --t-e- Love Stronger ill an Death. The Rome (Ga.) Courier says: "From private sources we have received the sad intelligence of the drowning of a young wife and her husband in Rog er's mill pond, on Euharlee creek, near Stilesboro, Bartow county, Ga. It ap- Jears that Mrs. Middleton, wife of Mr. ohn Middleton, crossed over the mill pond on a small ferry boat on Monday afternoon to visit a neighbor, as she had been in the habit of doing since her residence in the neighborhood, and that her husband went over later in the evening to escort her home. They got to the ferry boat about 8 o'clock to start home the husband pulling the boat over by a rope that was stretched across the pond. When they bad gone half way over, the rope unfortunately struck Mrs. Middleton, throwing her into the water. She immediately sank and Jbef ore rising to the surface her husband jumped into the water to res cue her. but instead of saving his wife he was carried to the bottom,' and both were drowned." . Ventilate Your Closets. The Scientific America tells us that soiled : undergarments or the wash clothes ought not to be put into a closet, entilatea or not ventilated. Thev should be placed in a large bag made for tne purpose, or a roomy Das&es aad then put in a well-aired room at some distance from the family. Having thus excluded one ofthe-irtile sources of bad odors in closetay-tne next point is $0 see that the closets ?tre properly Venti lated. ;It matters not how clean the clothipg in thecioset may be, if there is no ventilation thatclothipg will not be what it should be.rAny garments after being wpra . fora vwhfie will absorb more or less of the exhalations which arise from the body and thus contain an amount of foreign it may b hurt ful matter which rree circulation of pure air can Boon remove. Statesnaea'a Bcreragea. Windom is the only total abstinence man in the administration. He neither keeps the "rosy" at home nor partakes of it outside. Garfield is a temperate man but not a total .abstinence man. He. will take a nip of whiskey or bran? dy once in a whUe in congenial com pa his life. He drinks a little chamnaeme at dinner, if he has company, or is din ing Out, but nothing else. Hunt; of the navy, is a charming gentleman in soci ety life, and will take one or two ' when he feels like it Lincoln, also. Some say Blaine, as well as Conkling, is physi pally flayed out. . . 1 it-sti "' f ' Ain. Sdnef "Weft wwie the bowels regnlarly, clean P blopdT and radically cures kidney disease' grayel, piles, bilious headache, and paras which; MB caused- by disordered liver and kidneys. Thou sands have been cured why should not you try it V Your druggist wlU tell .you that it Is one of the roost successful medlcfnes ever known. It la sold U bota dry andllquid lorw and it action is posi tive and rare la either, Dallas (Texas) Herald. MAST XCSS THUS BEAUTY from the hair falling or iximb. jwprsnajr raisan i suppnea j DNBSBiij uvuiuuiusuk iuotsuw irauuifc wu aiaf. ness and la an elegant dretalng. uiiwu no uiiuaa tmp u vtwt TiJruggists. wppi. j, a. jnc4uen,,v;nariosie. , he is out. " Blaine "never- tasted orandy i i t Wr-fiUm' s i , i U ; , J i or whiskey or any distilled liquor in I tcmiiiiiKbFKvsiiiiABiJL:1 , Bk aat ? Ma A Wm A Tl tTlya lk A A Tn t l aV tVfl&l I 1 . I . - - aWST a itiM Jl. Ssm...aW J . Jr .M SB W! aW m Mrs, Nashi declining the nomination for Iowa Superintendent of Public In struction, writes: "Itim a wife and a mother, and have a, home to take care of waicn occupies my entire time, and f prbids all thought of neglecting it for political honor. Gen. John B. Gordon left 'the Uni ted States Senate to earn a 'living for this family. He seems to have found pretty fair scratching. "Vyithin fifteen months he has organized a railroad f out' hundred and seventy-six miles long with $10,500,000 capital, every cent of which is subscribed, and stocked a coal mine at $100,000 the capital of which is secured. Ohio has just completed her assess ment It shows the total value of real property in the State to be $1,163,221, 437, as eomparfd with $1,116,100,968 ten years ago, a yt-ry mull increase indeed? TouHsts Imve such an admiration for' the loyly" 'Alpine flower (edelweiss andaWff-away so mrictr of it, that') law has been passed by the canton oa Lucerne forbidding the sale or export" of the plant,' and permitting touiists ti t gather only the full blown flowers. When Chief Justice Wait starts away from VVushington to attend to his United States circuit court dhtie s, he throws his linen duster over his arm, takes his hand-satchel, "boards" a three-cent streetcar, goes to the rail road depot, buys his ticket and makes his journey like a plain American citi zen. We do not htsitate to say we ad mire the simplicity and common-sense to the chief justice. , The house of commons contains four members of the age of eighty and up wards, two aged seventy-nine, six aged seventy-eight, one aged seventy-seven, two aged seventy-six, two aged seventy-five, two aged seventy-four, two aged seventy-three, four aged seventy-two, two aged seventy-one and three aged seventy. : We are not only in danger of sunstroke this summer but of lightning as well. "The oldest inhabitanf in vain endeav ors to remember a year when -there were more deaths from lightning. On Tuesday last there were oyer a dozen fatal cases of "struck by lightning," while Pennsylvania alone can count up a mortality of twenty from this :cause during June. The'leg that Santa Anna left behind in his hasty flight from the battlefield of Cerro Gordo, and which wascarptur ed ty ; Sergeant J. M. Gill and Privates Samuel Rhodes and Samuel Waldron, of Company G; Fourth Illinois Infant jy Volunteers, haff just been returned to Sergeant Gill; mow of Pekin, 111., by Mrs. Mary MeCook Baldwin, of Paris, France. One of the youngest , church edifices in the United States haa .the oldest steeple. The building is of logs and the tower is a tall fir , tree, which has been cut off forty feet from the ground on the top of which is a cross and bell. The rings of the tree show it to be 300 years old. The first female student who ever made her way into; the University of Berlin is an American girl, and she is now attending the physiological lec tures of Prof. Virchow. Cotton IXlllla In tne South, New Orleans Democrat. At no time has the scheme of estab lishing cotton mills in the South shown more strength, vigor or promise than it does at present. As a Tennessee gen tleman traveling in New England wrote a few days since to the Louisville Courier-Jdurnal, the idea of removing the cotton mills South has reached fever heat in New England, and if Southern towns and villages wiU show the proper SDirit and disposition they will secure Northern capital, machinery and expe rience to embark in this industry, which promises so much for the South . . ' , - During the; past week no less than four distinct propositions have been made by Northern mill menjto estab lish themselves : in the South, and it is probable that a majority of thepe prop ositions will be accepted and'cacTied A Boston company, through" Mr, Lowe, of -Alabama, has offered td put $250,000 into a cotton mill at Memphis, Tennn'if .tlie.' ctttzehs : of ttiajfc town would put in. the same amount of capi tal. The Aoalawhe has opened a sub scription for that purpose, and a large: sum of money has already been prom ised by leading citizens of Memphis. I : A Massachusetts company has made a'similar proposition to the people of Huntsville, Ala. The proposition; was at once accepted, the corporation formed, the stock taken up and com pany organized. The city,, following the course of this. State, has .wisely. ex- empted the new company from taxa tion for ten years, provided the factory is kept in operation. And matters are moving forward with such Jrapidity that it is probable that the mill will be in full working order by October 15. And, lastly, a Boston company now: offers to invest $800,000 in a cotton fac tory Mjiyicksburg. WfiJieed jnot mention here the vark ous other cotton mill schemes now nudpf -consideratidn', in the South ; the new;injn,'at;Natchet,.the two new ones at AngustA. 0ur.Qwja company, nor the increase-made in .--the capacity faf nearly etefyBoatper milli whatJwe tvish to so$w MJbe I SK&;tbat theN. orthern man ufacturers recognize the fact that the South 'is the'future field for the cotton foods industry, and are1, already begin ning to move soutu ?Q carry on tne business here. ' , BURNETT'S COCOilNB ? J; Is Benowned as a Pure and JfTectlvel kaft TtaesW - tng in Xrery Quarter ot the World. ' ; For thirty years tt has been a favorite with the people and a leader with the trade. The name ?Cocoalne" Mas become a valuable property.. Bur-. nett ft Co. have established their sole right te its use In several salts at law, thus protecting pie pub lic an4 themselves from imposition. j , ,.;:. , '"' The superiority ot BurnettV Flavoring Extracts constats in their perfect purity" bM frrfiit' sengtju Iff CATABRH OR TBUBBL414UEl 1 Ixtttifttn cmtrtlnff It-vltAtinn f ifta vfrlnnrf'Mia, uvuisjiu catuwauKt uaiwu va guv awj jmtar sages, diseased discharges, eared by LBuchupalba, Thapnlerilgtted has no hesitation in-assertlDg that the Judicious use of Simmons Liver Jtagula tor as a prevenveand. tonic to tha sjste'm wttl 'mjoM tmnltmrtm'thjB aealag anddaBgerr' onaelleetaef maaryt ;avieftect!aoure of chnisqnd fefe andeJl ariarders.: . F Editor Macon (6a: Telegraph. Beware et'tailtailoiffISi moai Lhjer,Eegulahri Vi ,vt , WfKUUSff 'WS1AK 1 1., raewirtMAAq TiaHutifatGia veil known spe" cine foxconstlpatlon,. indigestion,, and Wl disor ders of be stomachj liver and kidneys. ! - Ntoety years rxpmar we attesteltointty,afe tr and aupertoilty to : all waters of this dnss.i Avoia au coarse, imiang waiers, ioreign ana uo-' mesne: uiey impair tne digesuve organs ana do w,, thereby inducing Irreparable results. , 1 fj no None genuine sold on draught mayi azmo.eoa - -.t Bogus Organ matter :at War ! A LITTL E CASH DO And .wttu m n. july, AWTtXI, AUGUST AND SEPTKMBE LOW EST CASH PBrCES, a d balance in 3 months, WITHOUT INTKBSST $10 & $25 CASH ON ORGANS AND PIANOS. YOU CAN BUY THE Chicfcering Piano and Mason & llamlin Organ, x Chlcke.lagiead, the world for good Planos,and the Mason and Hamlin ia the monarch of all orgaW Sheet music and pwrrthin in h mi.ni. prices, etc raddress r ' , Junl9 4 AT m TEE S T Y A Lut if lip tee lioiisand A.t 25 Gents, IMMENSE DHIVE IN OTIIEH ; ....... ,-- . - t. ... : . .. t . ... 1 m vw mm - " ' - : .... , .. ....... , . . !:i' I.adiesl)ress7 Goods aid Trimmings, Jjawnsi Sfl THandkerchiefs, broiienesr Corsets . ' ;n posieryr alj the latest ;$tjg;a(iid 10 y.-H-. Ready-MadeClOthihg; andhta Give us a callj before Jbiring. k Si .IT Ot E N G i'N tlO c a I A T j - . t - .... iT ft t SS: Jl Bll i 1 1 " S UTU-LCTl Na -. . COMTKAtrr OU WKSTiiUCTTON AND ERECTION U? MINING HACHTNXBY OF XTEBY rESCBTPTTON AKD LITEST -' CESiCl53i : I ALSO MAKa may27 TfEW YOBK piTICS, 5 PJ:1 happy and reliable inakers, A good tuner and tepatrer always on band. For H. M08M1TH, CBarlotte, N. C. ;0; :0: HETTE Sorrieihing Entirely New. LE B IN ii CMte's Casskere Suits, REDUCED PRICES. L. BERWANGER & BRO. A NEW LOT OF W NMkk Ja. -aM" JDST VBCmtO A LAGXYIBIMT Of , r 3f DOWK ENGINEERS J IRON FOUNDPRS; - I MANUFACTUBKR3 OI- ..... . it.. ..w :. i . . . ..... . E'S ' AND . IVlN I i'jf,!'t '1 -ti? (! ' V BmjSBWawaa aaaaaaaaB, . ... 5'? a r III 11 ill IKK SS SM IIMKIiliiAIMII !! I I .'11 IftaT 1 STL W I Br UBJ 11V 1BI V Ta"U -r . r tt " i - w - B 7. COtmitlKOT ST. BJUNCaomCICLlTT2, N, r still sells nothing-but from - i : ' . . , - . . - encui. fiDKuxft offib. 500 pianos-aid; organs VH OXSlTiXD CONTBXCTII) FOB THAT ' MUST Bi CLOSXD OUT BY OCT. 14i SCARF, O TsT EJ 4 S mm .--! znw.v t :.,u -' i,r i i --ll . v - ....... N G V1 AGrirWERY. i lo'VI .fets-il'itft - 4. cacM Skirts, it ni r 9JJ :.iJ - - ow iilrai. 2jk.j v 3 m mww lrTT T 43 L . . ft . . .. - ' C : W02ES, AELINQTON, k I I i r J 1 J' :3 i '.)
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