North Carolina Newspapers

- ; '- ' ".. .. . " i " ' ' " ' ' . ', ' r''i' "et :m I VOLUME XXXI. (D)ann Sttoclk if c Ladies' Dlsters, Jackets, Pale tots hilk Ottoman Circulars, Worsted Circulars, Has-. sh u Circulars, Will be offered Monday morning at sacrificing prices. We are going to close them out, and if you want a bargain come. Men's Ladies', Misses' and Children's RUBBERS, Blankets, Quilts, &c. A bargain can now be found in our Ladies', Gent's and Children's Under wear. If you want a nice pair of Ladies', Misses' or Children's Shoes, come and buy a pair from the celebrated factory of Evitt & Bro., Baltimore, every pair warranted. Remnants in KRESS GOODS very cheap. The best Corset for $1.00. The Hercules Shirt for SI. 00. Our stock of Ready-made Clothing is on our bar gain counter, if you need any come and see us. Come and see us anyhow, we will give you bargains. Truly, EMRGRAVES & ALEMNDiDR. Warmer Ptmrulne Corset, Warner Crallse Model Mold ed Co met, Warmer Flexible nip Corset. Warnr'i Corallac Corset, Warnrr'i Misses Corset, X. I. Selgle Ac Co.'s SOc. Corset. A lull line of all of the above Corsets just received. Having just completed our annual inventory we, find a good many rem nants in different lines of goods which will be closed out at s Call and take advantage of the bargaina I. L Snft l Cii, A Lu ARGE Genii PRICE FLANNELS, Ladies Cloaks, Gents' Pant Goods, Blankets, &o. These goods are needed this weather and we are going to sell them. Please call and settle all old notes and accounts. We need the monej. DO YOU "WISH TO BUILD? IF BO, CONSULT EOKOAir, ARCHITECTS ATLANTA, 6 A. Accurate Plans, Specification!, and Detailed Dmwlngi tornlihed for Public and Private Build ing! in any part of thecoantry. - . a-aOVTHKBH WOBE A raCIAXAT.Vs CONSUMPTION. t IhaapcnrtiTnmadrfotteab0MaM;fc7iU m thonnnda of oawa of Uiewotrtkindando lea fiittainTu tOncT. that I wfll Bend TWOBQl liac I ai send TWO BOTTLKS IDK il nr IRKE, IhWut with a VALOABIJt TREATISE on this diMM, to any offorer. OrMasprMsaadP. O. addrao. Da.T.A?8LCX3UaI.181Par.8MiwYot. janldaw4w I CURE FITSJ ThM I w car I do not BMaa aun to ifcj)" fnr m. lima aan tuaa unum mr -ti!r' .KFI- Lkpst OATAbuna iaKHEsa a ratody. IwaRi janldaw4w ' "r " ' ' Ysfc iis j w. pOSmVELY CUBES BMuy'Iaier of fifefl. Coffluiamls. I have usetf your ltMe tot the Liver I and Kidneys with Rreafc hene$t, and for dyspepsia", :or ny derangement-of the Her or kidnpysj I regard it ai Using, without P equal. Jas. J. Osborne, Att'v at Law, Boilston. Henderson county, N. C. Far superior to any liver pad. HqbB Thomas, Olendale, S. C. Your medicines are valuable and splendid remedies. I have sold upwards of Ave gross, ana can owwiujiwumrucui. I would not be wfchou them. J. 8. M. Davidsok, Druggist, Charlotte. N. C. "Life for the Liver and Kidneys" or 4ChiU Cure" works like a charm and tU verytast. Mil ArH; .Pduuhs, Wax Haw, L&ncastericouw, 8. U Xn large t8c. and .p0 bottles. 8oM by, dracKiaU and- dealers generally. Frepsured bjl . .' 1IIL.TOI, Gleadale, S. C. H Shoes, Shoes. SIIOES--Latet Styles. SIIOES--Fit Perfect, SHOES-Best Makes. SHOESLowest Prices. BOOTS AND SHOES, All Grades. Trunks, Valises acd Band-Bap. STOCK. ALWAYS COMPLETE. A. fi. BAHKIN & BRO. A. HALES, Practical W&!thniir acd Mtf in WATCflta, CLOCKS, JBWKLBT, 8PXC- 1 T4CLXa.fta.ftc Pins sod Difficult Watch Bo- P'lrtnK - f-peelaltj. WotK prom'.Aljdone and warranted tweim months. k- rrALSrh- - ep'30d3wtf Central Hotel Building, Trade at LOT O F1 and Ctilirai's s WANTED. For the United States Army, able- bodied men, between the ages of 21 and 35 years. Apply to Fifth Cavalry, Trade Street, Charlotte, N. C. janleodSm XrEUBLE SELF-CURE AdsrMS OA. WARD CO., UsWsse, -W noyl8deodaw DOVE'S Time Turf OH. TO PHT8ICIANS, FABMCBS, LISBY 8TA' BLK KsKPaBa AN1 BaiLBOAD HKN AMD BkfM-- VAiniLIKS: If an; member of yout boasehold. from parents to the mareat Infant, are afflicted with Malignant 8ores, erofulousorothec sUt, 3alt Btieum or ncaid Head, Burns, wound, no matter how severe, or of how on standing, er. from whatever cause product!, send and get a ZrVcent buttle of TV W OIL. ai d e guarantee a sure or no pay. U enrea peiore- etntir jwnmatra beKtutoaet. It la eqnallr sprriicable to all the Ulcers or Horea, or lootmed -orfaoea of all do mestic animals, or amthlne tnat . meves. n the Turf. One or two applications are all that la nee essary to neutralize the- aeuon of toe vtrns and heal the Diet It arrers at once the frogre8 ef Sryslpe'as ami removes the Inflammation left In the traek of ine disease. Kor sale bj all drueists and eonntry tores. Cry Ask for the "Turf oil epelllng-Beok; and Header," with certificates of euras. prjBCKIJi,L4DPl40Q. -ay ly. Blehniond, Va. W. J, Black Sob, . WHOLESALE GROCERS, . College Street eharlwtte.N. (X price paid lor' Ur:qHtotitiei-o( faheat and Oat.. ; Jjgljfif ARRIS tnaatsotod and anoonarnl f!i!J1-gffltgr (ZtfbSZ'COZV. PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY CHAS. B. JONES, Editor and Proprietor. Terms or Snbwcrlptlom. DAILY. Per copy . One month (by mall) .V."."".V." T5 One year """" WSEKLV- 460 8.09 Oneyear onn ax months ............:.;::.::::::,-.,i.oo "irwDiy la Adrance Free f -iare t all parts of tae t7altel Htatrs. Ratrs or Advertlatms;. insertion, 8.00. 12?.5Su.r-0? time, l.oo- eacbadAttdDsl hoc; two weKs, 15.09 j one month. .schedule of rates for longer periods fur- uisuea on application. pousible lor miseariktges. If SEN ATOR-ELECT PAYNE ON THE TARIFF. In view of the fact that Henry B. p7ne succeeds Mr. Pendleton as U. S- Senator from Ohio, his views on the Wriff question are of interest to the public in a speech deuverwu ou the 8th of January, 1883, he spoke as follows: "Frequently we hear a Democratic speaker, timidly 5 in a subduedvo.ee, as though fearing to compromise himself, advocate a tariff for revenue with incidental protection. Why such indirection and cowardice, in - - i .... view onne xnexnaustible and m measurable resources of our country In coal, iron, copper, wool, cotton and corn, abundant under the foster ing care of the government to sup ply the wants of not only a present population of 50,000,000, or the 100, 000,000 which many of you will live to witness, but of the 500,000.000 or 1,000,000,000, which in the probable future, the national census will enu merate, and of the populations of Mexico and the Central and Southern republics, whose markets ought long since to have been opened for our manufactures. It is difficult toun derstandwhy our statesmen should Hesitate and. vacillate In the dis charge of their, duty. A judicious tariff is not one for protection only, nor for revenue only, nor again for revenue with the shadowed outlines of an incidental tail appended to it, but it is a tariff of both revenue ana protection, one and inseperably ad justed and perfected eo as to do jus tice to the great interests of the country and injustice to none." In the caucus which nominated him he received a majority of four teen over all, which would indicate that his views on this question are not unpopular among the Democracy of Ohio. ANOTHER. It is said that there are living upon some portions of tne mountains in the western part of North Carolina, people who never saw a wagon or wheeled vehicle of any kind. Bridle paths lead to their homes, and all they know bf the World is contained within an area of a few miles. There is an old mountaineer who' is living on the farm where he was born. for a hundred years his ancestors have tilled the same soil The re ward of this century of toil is fifty acres of cleared land, a log house, now sadly out of repair, "tt smoke house, a few apple trees and one grape vine. We find this paragraph in the Bon ham (Texas News. Its paternity probably belongs to Joe Mulhatton, the gifted Kentuckian, of the Texas meteor lie fame. In the town of BendersvQle, Adams county, Pehnfcylvahia, Christmas night, a gang of drunken ruffians en tered the Lutheran church, "which was decorated with evergreens for the occasion, tramped up to the pulpit, dragged the preacher out, threw him upon the floor and dashed water up on him, following it up by tearing down the decorations and tramplin g them upon the floor. The congrega tion and the one policeman of the town were demoralized and no ar rests were made. This was in Penn sylvania. If it had occurred in a Southern State tt would be consider as an evidence of Southern lawless ness. Congressman WEplican, of Iowa, wants the government to issue 1500,000,000 fa greenbacks ft) pay; the soldiers who served' in tW 'war the difference betw.een gold aoA the green backs in. which they ; rweiYed . their pay, and eight per cent added for in terest. He and Belford7 fcught to hitch -and form a joint treasury raid ing association.' ' " " .: " - , v - Wheii Congreisman Eaton, of Con necticut,' who is as staunch a Demo crat as can be foud in either wing of the capita, ; w ask4-oif;ihe was in favor of makmg. the tariff the issue in the next campaign respprided : ' I would he if T were in favor of. the vrmocratic : party; being beaten j" l .o iThe Baleigii (Chronicle of last week was an eight page issue, containing a jcmprehetisive -;and interesting1 ex- ! Q( ..tne..pusmess nouses, enier- briaes. . schoolsT public institutions, growth. 6f Bateigh. I oo ci f i.B&intington, president of the Southerti Pacific railroad, controls 12,1)00 "miles of ..railway, u.ul.mter lines, ss'wprt fOQO jsutty-ftve , The JJacpjaegh ; 4eve in torrahympaign& 1 1 Theyr8:too ratictflike ilabVib'--Bd hpt.td Tfci total iossrhy big fires ia Georgia List year tifid3-f-iP including the sraaB toneio2)075,t)QDi Pondleton, no doiaBt,rfesore over Uj. But then he couJ!pect to flteyingenatolus CHARLOTTE, N. C, SUNDAY JANUARY 13, 1884. I MASOMIC GRAWD LODGE. The NtnetySeyentli Annual Communi cation. Condoned from the Raleigh Kew and Observer. The nmety-seventh meeting of the Grand Lodge of Masons of North Carolina convened at Raleigh at 8 o clock Tuesday evening. ine iouowing grana omcers were present: M. W. Robert Bingham, f-and master; R. W. Thomas S. enan, as deputy grand master; R. W. Charles El. Robinson.senior grand warden; R. W. Samuel H. Rountree, as junior grand warden; R. W. W. E. Anderson, grand treasurer; R. W. Di W Bain, gwugcretary ; Samuel E Smith, senior grand deacon ; John Wj Gidney, junior grand deajon; John W. Gotten, grand marshal; B. Wi Hatcher, as grand sword bearer; Jas' A. Leach, as grand pursuivant; Miles Goodwin, grand tiler. Past grand officers present: Past grand mi stersM. W., JohnMcCor mick, John Nichols and Henry F. Gamgierpast deputy grand master, A fUV -' lift' iniinl AA t 1L. grand master, the report ot Secretary Bain was read, which shows that nine new lodges have been established during the year, and the receipts1 amounted to 13,411.25. The report of J. H. Mills, superin tendent of the orphan asylum, placed the receipts of that institution for the SrTr1??1 months at $14,308.87, tj' disbursements at $12,851. 67, leaving a balance of $1,457.20 The berUt. The children SJSJSed hive gone to excellent homes, L,rt M as can be judged have bright, pects before them. The health oftBitj orphans was reported as good. Wednesday the Grand Lodge in morning session met at 10 o'clock. Committee No. 1 recommended through B W. Hatcher that Forest City, Shawnee and States vilte Lodges, U. D., be granted charters, and called the especial attention of the Grand Lodge to the noble action of States ville Lodge in contributing $150. to the Oxford orphan asylum, the result of its work on thanksgiving day. T. S. Kenan introduced a resolution to appoint a board of directors for the orphan asylum, which was referred ,to theaSylarn committee. H. F. Brandon, from the committee on unfinished business, submitted a report in regard to making the office of deputy grand matter elective, and after discussion, further proceedings in the matter "were 'postponed until the afternoon session. C!ommittees.were appointed as fol lows to supply vacancies caused by absent members : No. 1. On suspensions and expul-sionsr-J. W. Gidney, C. D. Rice and L.-Barren. No. 3. ' On suspensions and expul sions B. C. Phillips and S. H. Smith. On propositions and grievances J. W Black well. The committee on orphan asylum was announced as follows : John Nichols, John McCfcrmick. P. G. M. S. W. E. Anderson, G.T.;John W. Cotten, J. A. Leach, George Wil liamson, J. L. Cantwell. The special committee on obituaries was announced as follows: J. M. Lane, J. A. FerriU and W. D. Spruill. John W. McCormick, P. G- M-, in pursuance of notice given Tuesday evening, introduced the following amendment to the Masonic-code: Resolved, That section 1, article 2, page 16 of the code be amended by striking out the words "shall be fifty cents 'per capita' annually for each member reported on the annual re turns," ana insert in lieu thereof the words "fifteen dollars annually." This resolution was rejected. The effect of this would have been to make the annual dues of each subor dinate lodge fifteen dollars, instead of fifty cents "per capita" as at present. Thos. S. Kenan from committee on iuri8Drudence reported back resolu tion of G. Rosenthal in regard to dis membering for non payment ot dues and recommended its adoption. The Grand Lodge was then called from labor to refreshment until 3:30 o'clock d. m. An afternoon session was held at which there were no matters of im portance transacted. At the night meetme an election of omcers was held with the following result: Robert Bingham, Grand Master; Charles H. Robinson. Senior Grand Warden: Samuel H. Smith, Junior Grand Warden; William E. Ander son, Grand Treasurer; Donald W Bain. Grand Secretary, and John H Mills, superintendent of the Oxford Asvlum. On Thursday at 9:30 a. m. the Lodge met for the transaction of busi ness. The reports ot several commii- tfis were read, and the .Lodge was nailed to refreshment at 3 p. m. In the afternoon session no business of imnortance was transacted. The night session convened jaA 8 o'clock, and the installation of the erand otn ers elect was proceeded with. The erand master elect made the follow ine appointments of officers. F. H. Busbee. deputy erand master; B C Phillips, erand champlain: J. W. Gid nev. senoir erand deacon ; J. W. Cot- ten, iunior errand deacon : Win. N Benton, grand marshal ; H. Clay Wil hams, erand sword bearer : J. A. Nich ols. erand pursuivant; Miles Good win, erand tiler. These were installed bv John Nichols. P. G. M., assisted by A. W. Wood, acting as grand mar anal. The erand lodee proceeded to the election of five directors of the or ohan asvlum. under the superintend ance of J. W. Perdew J. M. Lane and A W Wood actine as tellers. The following were elected: H. F. Grain ger, Wayne county; Thos. S. Kenan, Dunlin eountv : Julian S. Carr, Dur- hamcodhtviA. H. A. Williams, Gran vule!? ettnfrr:r H. H. Munson, New Hanever coutitv. CThe erand lodee was at Hi o'clock closed in ample form. The following standing committees were appointed by the Grand Master tor tne ensuing year. On jurisprudence: Edwin G. Reade, . M., O. F. Grainger, p. G. M Thos. 8. Kenan. P. D. G. M,, J. W. Gidney and R. T. Gray. On suspensions and expulsions: No. 1 George W. Blount. P, G. M.. J. A. Leach, andH F. Brandon, No. 2 John Nichols J. L. CantweH and Dud ley Peed. On propositions and grievances HJ Rountree, R T. Stephenson and James W. Blackwell. On foreign correspondence: J. W. Beid. P. D. GM. On printing: W. E. Anderson. P. W. Bain and John Nichols. z Onredentials: Js B. Neathery, Wnt bimpson ana Hi. l. Jones. EmrV Utile (tlkorlle Ptlls are sufficiently powerful, for the niost robuH, yet tne taieat for cnudren- and weak oonaututiona. 1 5 oenU. - " , : ' : WAM1IN6T0.N, LETTER. WHAT THE WAYS AMD MEANS COMMITTEE WILL PROBABLY DO. The Democratic Party SabstanUaMv a Unit for moderate Reform No Js tice fn the Reports About the Ran dall Democrats Voting With the Re publicansVest and Frve.Judge Backner and the Cureacy Problem-- The North Carolina Congressmen. f orrttpondence of The Observer. Washington, Jan. 10. Everybody has been on tip-toe over the rumors of the internal feud and. defection in the ' Democratic ranks which . nave prevailed during the' past two or three' days. While close, inquiry does hot bear but these reports, there is no question that they originated in minor differences on tne tariff sub jects. . These have been greatly exag gerated. It was said that Mr. Randall and about forty, more or less, of his re cent supporters intended to bolt the action of the Ways and Means com mittee, if it should take any other course than postpone the subject of tariff reform. Pretty thorough in vestigation fails to develop the man out of this laree number who confess es the corn or fails to denounce the report as a senseless calumny. The two North Carolina members who voted for Mr. Randall and who avow themselves to be as good revenue re formers as any on the floor. Messrs, Scales and Dowd, will probably pre sent their views'on the subject of the tariff in full to-morrow through this correspondence. They authorized the subtance of the telegram this evening. AS tO tne propose" nuuuu v.i me Ways and Means commiuee, i nave nign ,t,hority for tne statement toat Mr. Morris,, chairman of the com mittee, and asido rrom that fact its leading spirit, remarked to a well known representative from Pennsyl vania, a Democrat, on yesterday, that he and others would be greatly and agreeably surprised when the report on the tariff should be present ed at its moderation. Members on the floor this afternoon after adjourn ment, spoke with assurance ot party I harmony. Major Dowd said that if. as ne inougini uL.wy , t kuoiuid kuui was reported rejecting the "horizon tal" principle, which he thought un just, not to say foolish, every Demo crat witnout exception wouia do found voting for it. Alluding to the rumors of his meditated treason, Mr. Randall is reported to-day to have said: "Yes, while they accuse me of plotting to injure, I have been very busy in my committee-room do ing what I could to help the Demo cratic party." The injurious rumors, apparently without a responsible father, nave aone some service, ine public knows now that the revision ... . . - :i.L T will be cautiously proceeaea witn. i do not think the wisest men on the committee or in the House ever in tended to proceed otherwise then in great moderation. But this little scare was well enough to emphasize the dangers of the contrary course. Besides, it is the means of drawing out the fact of the essential unity of the Democratic party. There are many persons arouna tne Capitol who rejoice in the defeat of that able, experienced and clean handed Pendleton. Others, ana there are a majority, pronounce it a bad day for the rejuvinated Demo cracy when the best thing they can do in the great State of Ohio is to re place so accompnsnea a statesman Dy a man whose chief distinction is that he is the head of the Standard Oil monopoly. e The respective "points or tne Dru liantVest,of Missouri,and the flamboy ant Fry e,of Mail. e, were brought out in Wednesday afternoon's debate on the proposed rule of the Senate, reported by the latter. This rule establishes a separate committee ol jjiterutu ua provejaents to taro me river tun harbor bill out of the efficient hands to which it is now connded. arr. Frye is far better suited in voice, thought and gesture for the hust ings than a aeiioerative Doay. as cut a greater figure in the House than he does now in the Senate. He is the only man in the bodj , except Mahone, who trains his voice in the skylight, his legs on the whole arena of the mam aisie, ana nisarms on tue circumambient air. But the gentle man from Maine, with all his excite ment, was unable to command the attention of the Senate, even .when he discoursed eloquently of the decay of American commerce and the de linquencies of the Commerce commit tee. Messrs. Vest, McMillan, Coke and others tripped him on his facts. Frye is not particularly uue uu uuia, . 4. , 1 a2 .3 l but his "figures" are imposing, when . f. '' he turns nis iancy ioobo. One pf the most sona loosing men in the other House is the chairman of the Committee on Banking and Cur rency. Judge Buckner is of good size, though only medium in stature, has a square ana not nanasome iace j . . 1 . n n ..11 V.AknMfl oi reaaisn tinge, w xuu uu, which is turning like his hair, some what gray. He dresses plainly in a long tailed coat and full pantaloons. He is one of the leaders of tho House, and has no difficulty in catching the eye of the Speaker. He is too shrewd a politician IAJ Ubteuipi W iiaJWM committee into his own views in favor of treasury notes to supplant gradually the retired currency of the national banks. He said this after- ni to a newspaper menu or. mine that he did not believe that the prop osition to repeal the tax on circula tion could pass the iiouse, aitnougn he intimated that it might be report el favorably by the committee. - m-bm North Carolina, on mesaay, four public and fifteen private bins were mtroducea, uen. vauuo in ducing eight of the latter to one Dy Gen. Scales, one by Gen. vox, .two hy Maj. Dowd and four by Dr. York, all of which were for Wilkes county. The personal bills by Maj. Dowd were for relief ot c. vv. d. auo Joseph Post. Gen. Cox lntroaucea a bill for a public (Federal) Duuom at Durham. . . Gen. Ransom is the JNortn jaroiina JEiepreeentative on the democratic National Committee, which meets Jiere on the 22nd of February to ap point the time and place ior noiuing thenext convention. He is also a member of the Executive Committee of this body, and one of four mem- hers of Congress wno are on tne National Committee. The others are Senators Farley and Jones and Rep resentative A. S. Hewitt. -5apt. John Bv Hussey was appotat ed yesterday 1-lerk of Gn- Bcales' prtotmg Committee. This appoint meat was anticipated in these letters: SrTHussey has "qualified.; ' " The following gentleman nave been in the city during the past two ot three days : " ' Col. Paul B. Meaha,f Concord; Col. John N.. Staples, , f Greensboro; Maj. A J. Galloway, f CJoldsbowi; Maj. L. O. Barrett, of-Pitt county, who is .here on busmeaa :con I . , - I I II nected with the Patek( Office. Maj. Galloway seeks an extension of the Coast Line mail facilities. Yesterday Chairman Vance of the Patents Committee, reported a bill enabling the declaration on applica tion of the Attorney General of a pat ent as void, if obtained by fraud or misrepresentation. - Presidential nominations yesterday include Jacob Bhckenderfer as post master at Salem, and Zebulon B. Vance, Jr., to be 2nd Lieutenant of the 19th Infantry regular army. TheUhalmers-Manning contest will be considered by the Elections Com mittee next ifonday. Both the chair man of the committee and Mr. Man ning, who stands in the nature some what of a contestee. thoueh not mr senting hi credentials, are natives of ranuiy with him. He jg an able, modest and interestine eentleman. . Gen. Scales introduced on Wednes day his bill to refund certain money to the State of North Carolina. It was referred to the Committee on Claims. Gen. Cox's resolution investigating the subject of House employe's. weir salaries, time or appointment, State from which appointed, &c., was again objected to Wednesday, on his effort to get it considered. A Kepubhcah called attention to the fact that the objections came from the other side. The resolution was referred to the Committee on Ac eounts. To day Gen. Vance introduced the; 0111 ior the relief of the Eastern Band of Cherokees (in North Caro lina,) and it was referred to the Com mittee on Claims. Western men look for something from the young Irish member from St. Louis, O'Neill, who is the Repre sentative Of thft lnhnr ut e opinion is expressed that he 10 "till "froah rr ; till "fl-Aah 10 ucivuus, Beu- side-whi8kr.ugQacious ana ' wears Mrs. Scales ana a , the National, where tLSf8 a at sided last session. Sevef2r,rSi re North Carolina ladies are at the IBS atre to-night. Senator Van Wyck pronounced Van Wike, t long is the evil genius Qf njg party UD not onJv lie is now stirring them y on their railroad lana- grant policy , but on the extravagance of the administration in the Star Route trials. Some of the charges of the detectives for "drinks" at every saloon in town read like the entries of a wet grocery ledger. Quite a number of bills on the sub ject of a postal telegraph are before Congress. Maj. T. Stobo Farrow, of Spartan burg, is clerk of Col. Evins' commit tee on Territories." H. New x ork Failure. New York, Jan. 12. J. M. Fuller & Co., grain brokers, and E. W. Coleman & Co., were posted on the produce exchange this morning unable to meet their contracts. as Bonds Called For. Washington, Jan. 12. A bond call for ten million dollars three percent bonds will be issued this afternoon. Some say "Consumption can't be cured." Ayer s Uberry Pectoral, as proved by forty years' experience, will cure tne disease when not already ad vanced beyond the reach of medical aid Even then its use affords very great ; relief, and insures relresmng eieep. What a Queer Climate 'FMs Is. First it snowed And then it blowed, And then began to rain; And then it blowed, And then it snowed, And then it rained again. With cold in head I'm almost dead, - But yet I wont complain; Fain Killer saves From wintry graves And makes us well again. Nobody ought to be without Perry Davis's Pain killer. Benson's Capclae Porus Piaster Over 5000 Druggists and Physicians have siamed a naoer statin that Ben son's Capcine Porus Plasters are supe rior to all others. Price 25 cents. Wintry Blasts WINTRY BLASTS BRINQ COUCHS COLDS CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA Perry Davis's Pain Killer CURES COUGHS COLDS CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS RHEUMATISM NEURALCIA Provide against ilie evil effects of Win try Blasts by procuring PERRY Davis's Pain Killer. EVR r GOOD DRUGGIST KEEPS IT. STOCK OF- Groceries, tofeetioQeries . FANCY GOODS5 Can be f oundfat A.R. NISBET & BBO'S. AT REASONABLE PRICES KEKOfcENE OIL, LUBRICATING Ofl& CHESS-CABLET CO., CHARLOTTEvN. dec7eodlm. ' C. ASSORTED ra$s Have decided to close the hare ever enjoyed in their Clothing Department by CsAJrinj Of the balance of Clothing now on hand. No aach Talaes were ever before offered the people of this section. vn i.- '"''" On Thursday morning, 10th inet., at 10 o'clock wi i'wS commence the greatest sale of Ready-Made1 Clothing ever In augurated in the Carolinas. God emeus SATIN L.I1WD Fully equal to Custom Work, at 25; former price '3&g(E? Gentlemens' Satin Lined Overcoats, fully equal to Ooatoa Work, at $ 18; former price $30. - . k . J u ' ; Oentlei leas Stylish OTercsato at . Gtest ttje MENS' SUITS, Eleg-amUy Ptsiished, r. m rrnal QENTS' ELEGANT STYLISH SUITS Now is the great opportunity to heard of. CHARLOTTE. N. C. A Merry fa. UITLS EABLY PESHAPS, But you ALWAYS ARE I? EVERVT'lUiVCI. It's just so wtthou . HOLIDAY GOODS, SUITS and OTCmCOATS; far Hen, Boys, Youths andCbildwavwtik we are selling at spsci&l low prioet fcw this week. Within reach of everybody. Special for A Fine line of Handkerchief, fas tak, Irish Linen, Hemstitched sad Collared, Borders, Hosiery, Gloves iu$ Tlwtot wear, in endless variety, and 4m$m"i get we have the handsomest li of NECKWEAR To be Fonnd 0-CALL AND SEE US. Very respectfully, L Berwwr & Bro. dDnn Mcomdlsuy E. M ANDREW! Will have in steck the Best Assortment and Greatest VrietjC FURNITURE, Oi Faintiii. wm Urn AT BOTTOM PRICES! FOR IB. m PRICE EiyEDENTS, .11' .I.'. tOi n I ft! 1 :UtfMt itli..sr.ii 1 (n 1 most protperour ieaon flff.0; FrttrPriM Ma taT.M .Of a.sat f Cmfss Wwk sU JTso , - S40.00. at S20.0O, " 18.00; 15.00-, 14 13.50-, " 12.50; pries fSIJO .0.1 J! 18.90 MM 10.00 8.00 .. .. W- , II Mil II HI www t tio 1 :..."-rSi.a " 10.00; " 7.50; " " 5.00; w u 4.50; " " supply your wants aaprioes. know n -V; AJ) WfWrtOSSMT ' 1st this Hon n . i -' . sVr ok - .1'! V ...... . - t -4 T ' , - - ,1 , J J ).-