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FaMPBXECS. CIRCULARS, CHECKS, AC
VOL. XXVI.
CHARLOTTE, N. C, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1881.
NO. 3,877.
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We Mean What We Say.
, Wo still have an elegant and well-assorted line of
LADIES', HISSES' and CHILDREN'S
Fancy Hosiery.
They Mast Be Sold. '
We will commence sacrificing these goods Imme
diately. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Call early and secure best bargains.
Alexander k Harris.
ulyl7
We are dally receiving oar
SPRING STOCK
which will be more complete than ever before
and comprises the
LADIES', MISSES', CHILDRENS,'
GENTS', BCTI8', AND YOUTHS'
FINE BOOTS 1 SHOES
A SPCECIALTY.
Lower grades all goods In our line In variety and
all prices.
FULL STOCK
STETSON HATS,
and a pretty line
Straw Hats, Trunks, Valises k Satchels,
ALL SIZES AND R RICKS.
Call and see us.
PEG RAM & CO.
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(Successor to E. G. Rogers.)
WHOLESALE ft RETAIL FURNITURE DEALER
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open lor lniormauon
mvar Twin, v m imn i n in iuhi
l S? li aaptt.TOitri Pa. -mA Bot should the
public desira- aitditinniii . tntarwuinoAraa to rates.
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Best
Brands
Latest Styles
g3 aofts. Ictltiu Ut.
Mosquito
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From 82 to 81 a
MOSQUITO NETTING,
In white and colors, by the yard and by the piece.
SOME
NEWJAND STYLISH LAWNS
Very cheap, Just In.
We offer great bargains In our remnant stock of
Silk 4 LisIeThreadGIoves &Silk Mitts.
All our summer goods will be sold uniformly at
first cost Bargains In store for those who will
avail themselves of the opportunity to secure
them.
T. L Seigle k Co.
aug7
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Summer
Complaints
At tills season, various diseases of the
bowels are prevalent, and many lives an
lost through lack of knowledge of a safe
and sure remedy. Perby Davis' Pais
Ktt.t.er is a sure cure for Diarrhoea, Dys
entery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint, etc., and is perfectly safe.
Bead the following :
BAnrBEUKJE, N. Y., March S3, 19B1.
FEBBT Davis1 Past Ttrr.T.ira nmr failt to aford
itutant rlif tot cramp and pain la the stomach.
Joip h Btjbbitt.
, KloHO-LTTLta, N. TPeb. 188L
The wry hut medicine I know of for dysentery,
cholera morbus, and cramps in the stomach. Have
used it for years, and it is wn er every time. "
Julius W. Bee.
llonrooir a, Iowa. March 12, 188L
. I hare used your Paim Kzllkb in severe cases of
cramp, colic&nd cholera morbusnd it gye almost
Instant relief. L. E- Oaldwilu
Cabkxsttx-ls, GiT, Feb. 28, 188L
For twenty years I hare used your Pain KillSS
m my family. Have need It many times for bowel
Complaints, and it alteayt cur. Would not feel safe
Without a bottle in the house. J. B.Ivtk.
Saoo, Me., Jan. 23, 188L
Have used Pibrt Davis' Paut Killeb for twelve
years. It is nf. ur, and rtliable. No mother
should allow It to be out of the Xainily.
H. I. Naybs.
Owxtda, N. T., Feb. 19, 188L
We began Uiln? It over thlrtyyears ago, and it
always gives immediate relief. Would hardly dare
to go to bed without a bottle in the house.
W. O. Spxbkt.
Oowwatboro, S. O., Feb. 22, 1881.
K early every family in tbis section keeps a bottle
In the house. Ds. . Mobxosl
TJ. 8. OOHSTJtATB,
CBxms, Rhknish Pbubsia. reb. 8, 188L
I have known Pxbbt Davis' Path Killeb almost
from the day it was introduced, and after years of
observation and use I regard its presence In my
household as an indupmtabU mctttUy.
X 8. Poms, u. 8. ConsuL
Btjbton-ok-Tmnt, Ens.
I had been several days Buff Bring severely from
diarrhoea, aooompanied with intense pain, when I
tried your Pain Eillo, and found almost instant
relief. H. J. Nooxx.
SI Movtaottx St., Loudon; En.
Ttortnir a TMriAnrat rf fwmtvihrM VAara in Tnnla.
t havevem it in many cases of diarrhoea, dysen-
tery, and cholera, and never knew it to fail to give
it w iaii w givi
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No family can safely be without this
invaluable remedy. Its price brings it
within the reach of all.
For sale by all druggists at 25c, 50c
and $1.00 per bottle.
PE11KY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors,
Providence, R. L
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clination to exertion of body or mind.
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lected some duty, weariness. Dlaainess.
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gypg, YoUqw Pkln, Headache, Bestless
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, They Increase the. A ppetf te, and eauae the
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sioarlshed, andby their Toale Aeflesion the
SlrrtlvernnS4 Bejnaartoe.U wrejwo
duced. Price 'B cents. SS Msrmy Ht, H.T.
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at Hair or WHitksch auged to a GtoasT
LACK by single application of this Dv. It
Imparts a natural colon acU InstanUneously.
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OBSERVATIONS.
Oscar Wilde by the sea:
A cross-eyed pig and a bob-tailed cow,
Asleep by the moonlit sea,
In the village Inn a thundering row,
Come wander, love, with me.
For you a walk on the shining sands,
(There's garlic In the air,)
For me the road, with a f our-ln-hand,
(I'll bet on the old gray mare.)
Twe hard-boiled eggs and toast for you,
(Oh. pale Is the pointer pnp.)
For me some beer and a saddle-rock stCW,
(0, mother, dear, shut up.)
Coney Island Poet
Old proverb: When a mother :says her son Is a
chip off the old blockhead, It is a Question of
great moment whether sne means wnat sne says
or says what she means. Boston Transcript.
A dear old lady: "No," said Mrs. Partington,
casting her eyes over her specs to the silhouette
of her lamented Daniel, "I can't say as I like to
see a man too stout, but Just a little inclined to
petulancy, you know."
It weuld take 4.000.000 men three nights te
steal the watermelon crop of Florida alone, and
the negroes in that State are clean gone discour
aged at the figures. Detroit Free Press.
Dramatic note: When he returned to his seat
in the theatre and said he had Just stepped out to
see some one, she gravely responded, '"It must
have been the Evil One f and when the young
man asked "if be saw the cloven loot," she turn
ed up her pretty nose and said, "No, but I smell
the clove in breath. New Haven Register,
Did it ever strike you that the man who goes
around SDreadlne the doctrine that the Creator
didn't know what He was about when He created
the world and made man In His own image, car
ries the only real evidence of his doctrine In him
self ? Steubenvllle Herald.
With her compliments: The manner In which
the la-de-dah young men of the eriod uncover
the Diuiard-nau sized snobs that stand to them in
lieu of. heads when meeting ladles, can only be
equalled In grace by the financial secretary of the
organ-grinder when he removes his head-covering
for the purpose of making an asiesment Susan
B. Anthony.
ITCKISOF INTEREST.
Mr. Pullman, the inventor of the pal
ace car, is now residing in Edinburgh,
Scotland.
Drunkenness is said to be more of a
burden to the great West than the
grasshopper and Colorado beetle.
Americans are said to have spent
over $8,000,000 in Trance last year for
works of art, engravings and doors.
A graphic correspondent makes bold
to assert that Boston's outward show
of immorality at night exceeds that of
any other city in the Union.
The rovine heir of a noble Russian
family is a member of the Philadelphia
police force. He hasn't yet made any
"kick" about the colored appointments.
Locomotives come into Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, covered an inch deep with
crushed grasshoppers. The coating
looks like "a greenish, yellow-streaked
mud. The grasshoppers Kin inem-
selve flying against the locomotives.
While in some parts of Europe in
tense heat has been experienced this
summer, in others severe cold has oc
curred. In Switzerland, during j une,
vegetables froze in the fields and grass
in the meadows. In the north of Scot
land potatoes and turnips were badly
damaged.
Mississippi produced the largest
amount of cotton in 1880, the number
of bales being 055,808. The talk about
the wholesale and daily massacres 01
negro laborers in the State has almost
ceased in the Northern Republican
journals. The logic of agricultural
products is against tneir yarns.
The crreat Centennial building at
Philadelphia, sold to Col. Bullitt for
$67,000, covers an area of over twenty
one acres, and contains 7,000,000 feet of
lnmber. 263.000 sauare feet of window
class. 8.100.000 pounds of wrought iron
392.000 pounds of cast iron, and 30.000
linear feet of ga3 pipe. The roof is cov
ered with 990,000 square feet of tin.
A neatlv bound little octavo volume,
entitled "The Revised edition of the
New Testament," has been received by
the San Francisco News Letter, which
says : "Although the story seems in
snme places a trifle unconnected, and
the incidents at times a nuie lmproua-
. A A A A 1 '
ble, still, on the whole, it is a most read
able little work.
f arrincrAfl havA increased five Der
cent, in New England since 1861, but
divorces have incr0ase&2OO cent Rev.
Mr. Dike, in a reeent numDer or. trie
New York Nation, makes the point
that laxity in this matter goes with
rota Qnri Pitaa r na topt. mar. inn irw
A (Wf MUU wWw wv ' - -
Enrfarid stock on the Western Reserve
in Ohio exhibit the aarbe laxity as their
TCastflrn kin do. while the counties in
habited mainlvbv descendants of South
ernera and Welshmen exhibit no such
tendency,;; . ; , , :
' . ' f I'.' ' ' o
A Graoevine that Bears Five Tons of
Fruit and Crnsbee Down an Oak.
San Diego (CaL) Union.
Xfanv of our readers will remember
an item we published about a year ago
in regard to a monster grapevine of the
Mission variety growing on the ! ranch
nf wniiam E.Flinn. several miles from
the Cajou. At that time the reporter
took his measurement all by guess, and,
that, too, from memory afterbis return
to town. Not a few thought dur. de
scription of the big vine a stretch of the
reportorial prerogative, yet we .have
been assurred by Mr. Flinn himself that
we failed to do the vine justice; that its
branches were longer and covered a
much larger area than was represented,
Since then this monster has continued
tn crow until its accumulated weigh
nfiirrih and fruit has brought total
destruction to one of the two large oak
trees which supported it ana almost de
molished the domicile of its owner,
lfrnm Mr. Flinn's driver, who visited
rmr nffififi vesterdav. we learn that the
vine and its fruit have completely
crushed the tree, tearing it out by Its
rnnts. Tha size of the vine and the
weight of grapes growing upon it may.
be estimated, when we Bay that the oak
tree thus prostratea, wnicn is uBrieuuy
nnnndi is fullv two. and a half feet in
diameter and upwards of sixty feet in
height, with corresponding spread of
limbs ana Drancnes. jar. x uuu cow
mates that on that portion of the vine
which destroyed the tree there; were
fully five tons of grapes.
tThe01d ITJan Want Theai Cnns
Detroit Free Press. .
During the siege of Nashville a Coh
fedrate battery upon a hill was serious
ly annoying a part of Pap Thomas's
line.' Riding up to Col. Brownlow, the:
old man ; said, "Uoionei urowniow, i
want those guns, and I want them
badVat the fame time pointing, with
sword toward the offending battery.
Drawing his sword ana stepping oui
in front "of his line, Colonel'Brownlow
said j Men, the old man says he wants
them - gun and Bays he wants them
badT i lSverybody was silent for a mo
ment, and then a six-footer in the ranks
sung out: Boys, if the old man says
he wants them .guns; he oughterAnaye
thern.Let'.au,,chipJn andbarthetfi
for him for it-looks mighty unhealtlf
up that - way iA. S:ierf ect stornl of
laughter' swept along the i line? f and
then the boys started up for the gunfl
and got them for the old; man,- though
manyiA poor feltow;who started tor
COTTON FACTORIES IN GEORGIA.
Wnat They Pay, As Stated by the
Slg-neart Authority.
Atlanta Constitution. .
Mr. Francis Cogin. perhaps the most
competent authority that we have on
the relative advantages of cotton man
ufacture in the North and South, was
n Atlanta the other day. and we asked
him as to the outlook in Augusta. He
said :
"It is more than encouraging. We
have increased our spindles up to about
120,000, with the mills now building.
The King mill, when- it is organized
with its million dollars capital, as it
doubtless soon will be, will add 30,000
spindles to this number. , We have wa-
er power enougn w turn a million
spindles, and there is no reason why
we should not have them."
-The record being made by the fac
tories will justify new investments?"
'Yes. and induce them. There is no
egitimate business that I know of in
which capital can be so safely and prof
itably as in cotton factories in the
South. The Augusta factory has aver
aged 20 per cent per annum net profit
on its capital since the .war. It made
ast year is to 20 per cent, in the last
six months we have made $100,000
clear. This is on a capital of $600,000,
and is about 17. per cent, for six months,
and so per cent, a year. This is unusu
ally good, but we will do as well the
present six months. The Enterprise
paid 10 per cent, dividend last year,
and for the last six months is earning
18 or 20 per cent. The other mills. I
presume, are doing about as well. The
Langley, you know, has just paid 8 per
cent, semi-annual dividend, and passed
about 10 per cent, to its surplus. Its
surplus fund is now about $275,000 on
a capital of $400,000."
"This makes a remarkable showing
for Georgia factories ?"
"1 should sav so. But the times are
good and factories all over the country
a-e making money now. The real and
essential advantage of mills in the
South over mills in New England will
be best Bhown when the times are hard
and the trade is depressed. When the
New England mills are not making a
dollar, mills in the South properly
managed can earn dividends.. To vary
the proposition : "We can sell cloth at
cent a yard less than the New Eng
land mills, and even under this dis
count, make more money than they do.
do not make this statement loosely,
but of my own actual knowledge and
experience. And I could elaborate, if
had the time, the advantage that
would enable us to do this. The future
of cotton manufacture in the South
will be limited simply by the good
sense and courtesy of our own people.
If we invite capital, make it safe here,
and welcome those who bring it, we
will get all we want"
The Land Bill In Ite Final Shape.
Batlmore Sun.
The Irish land bill has at length been
passed by both Lords and Commons,
and a great step has been taken toward
remedying the evils from which Ireland
has so long sunered. However, lite
most compromise measures, it is whol
ly satisfactory to nobody, and least of
all. perhaps, to those for whose benefit
it is intended. The fundamental prin
ciple of the bill is the right of free sale,
tho Trish land svstem beincr oartlv codi
fied and partly rearranged in such a
wav as to give the tenant a marketable
property in his holding, independent of
any improvements which he himself
may have maae. 'ine omer two x s,
e.. the guarantees or iair rent and
fixity of tenure, are deduced from the
right of free sae. In the passage of
the bill through Parliament it has un
dergone notable alterations, some of
them Deingot considerable importance
One is that the commission of three
mav utilize the services of the county
courts; another that no member of
Parliament shall at the same time he a
member of the commission charged
with carrying the provisions of the bill
into effect : a third secures to owners
their game rights : a fourth secures the
landlord pay for the Improvements he
has made in case a holding is sold ; the
fifth declares that deductions shall be
made from the receipts of a sale for de
terioration or the landlord s property,
w nen me out reacnea tne juorus sin
tered numerous amendments, all of
which were set aside on its return to
the Commons, except the one which
struck out the provision to stay pro
ceedings for collection of debt from
tenants. When the bill was sent the
second time to the upper house the
Lordd exhibited great firmness, strik
ing out again the features of the bill to
which they had before objected, and
exhibited a disposition which, if per
sisted in, would hare forced the resig
nation of Mr. Gladstone and his cabi
net. Much feelfng in favor of the
stand taken : by the Lords was now ex
hibited in unexpected quarters, and it
began to seem hot impossible that if
the two parties-went before the coun
try in a general election the conserva
tives would come out1 victorious over
the party at present in power. The
immediate result of the Lords' firmness
was a partial victory for the opponents
of the Dili; at Mr. Gladstone, on the re
turn of the "bill to the House of Com
mons, assented to three of the Lords'
amendments one authorizing an ap
peal to the land court ia the matter of
leases, another giving a landlord access
to the land court when he failed to
come to an agreement with his tenant,
and the thirrf striking out Mr. Parnell's
measure for staying proceedings of
ejectment when the land court has been
asked by the tenant to fix a fair ient.
Upon all points, however touching the
principles of the bill-the- government
was -unyielding, and the concessions
made to the Lords will not impair its
fitness for beingr in the language of
Lord Salisbury, "of great benefit to the
tenants and not of much harm to the
landlords." The bilr will take effect
within a few days, as stepsfor securing
the Queen's assent have already been
taken. --
Eaboka, Ma, Fett. 9, 1880.
I mirchased five bottles of your Hop .Sitters of
Blffbop Co. last fall lor toy gk&Jt
well pleased with the bitters. They did her more
soodthan all the medicine she has taken for stc
jears :1-Wlt T. MOCLUBX. -
The above Is from a vny reliable farmer, whose
daughter was in poor health .for , seven or eight
yearsand could obtam no relief until she used
Hop Bitters. She Is now in as good health as any
person to the cnunfiy. W have large sales, and
Wells' Health Benewer. Absolute core for ner
vous debility and weakness of the generative funo
Sems! lruggtetv .Depot, B. McAden,
auiiotte&.a...:.-.,- v.r:. . .;!- .-
- ' tonic I ;
Hsi'iecelvea the W?tJ?iiWpial ex
HMi f jumit fceraa ataoatt 4 the standard
. Bapyoim iun Iptogs wiijra awb-i
irAJLnrba great 4onlfl ana tterattye leentams
gis: tn'SSBSarasrcsg;.
IECBUJIME IBAlECBiiTIEfS?
We are now selling best Brands of LAWNS at 10c
Nice lot of those 6Uc LAWNS on hand.
All Wool Bunting at 15c.
Just arrived, a large lot of
U M BRELLAS
From the cheapest to the best
HARGRAVES & WILHELM.
augl7
ES ST
leading mm
ILo IBeirwaimgcBir
OTJR $15.00 AND $18.50 SUITS FOR
12.50 M 14.00 " "
Children's,
CALL EARLY
priimg aaimdu SmmranmKBir (GapoixilM
WE NOW OFFER THE REMAINDER OF OUR SPRING AND SUMMER G00I8
Alt IfflaMf TOefin YmWe I
THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY GOOD CLOTHING CHEAP IS NOW WITHIN YOUR REACH.
THIS IS A POSITIVE FACT !
fyoUR PREPARATIONS FOB FALL DEMAND A CLEARANCE OF THE GOODS NOW OFFERED
lew Goods
IEILII&
BECKETT & MeDOWELL,
ENGINEERS, IRON FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS, . V
Sil-aMBflgiiie8;;w
UOHTBACT FOB CONSTRUCTION AND ERECTION OF MTNTN MACHINERY. OF ETEUt MCBffTION AND LATEST DEilGiiLSO, MANU
COHTBACT FOB OONSTBUCTlUBAr lA. lTUBALANI) POBTABLE ENGINE ,8 what they
The manufsor of tM CHALLXKGKB PORTABLE KKGicMlee the world U VJ Utterjng anow r
lm.lm. they Challenge any nuraiMafw i ocncuiMint euium uvu T
torfttt of UOO $1,000, as may he dertred. The engines burn
aogS
THE ATTENTION
Of trade generally, and also the i eonsomer, la
called te dur special brands of saleable and staple
8mU&f TorSeos-SUttog BulL . Durham Long
Ootataad Btval Darham--to which waw nom
suple gradeaof ur.andi; jT&J&tf !
eanTu a few weaks,oSer Chewing
Tntaeeec that no. other manufacturers can equal.
Our ! wUI maJta regular i?"
and the
trad ox au ggBwrenau
a:Bay? lis tiun ,B9f yiiUiaqa iMnam,,js.v.
ALSO, SILK AND WOKS TED UMBRELLAS IN
GREAT VARIETY.
To Arrive Soon Another Fall Line of
DOMESTICS
AIMM 1st,
EES IE&
WILL SUCH INDUCEMENTS BE GIVEN IN
ID
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
AS ABE NOW OFFERED BY
FOR CASH ONLY !
012.50
OUR 69.00 AND
10.00
8.00
THE BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER GIVEN IN
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I AT 1 ?
s1 flM Xmm
llllU lUUlllrO
AND SECURE BARGAINS.
(DDdDsnimg' (Dnntl
OF
WIf ttfflWSHf
for the
& (DdD
MANUFACTURERS OF
JOHN G. YOUNG, Agent, College street
BRICK ! BRICK !
THEnnoWsediesijeetfifllytMorat
that they have engaged In the brick bnslness,
and an now making a superior tiUlty of hand
made brick, i They have to connection ;wltn their
yard an Improved Compress Machine, by which
they make Fressed Brick eaual to the BIchmoBd
brick. Any one. oeelrlng tobuDd will find It to
their Interest to give as a call before pnrchastng
elaewbere. :- a :H.M.BAMSEUB o
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