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VOLUME XXXIV.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.. THURSDAY JULY v,-1885.
PRICE FIVE CE T'.
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COMEON!
Some le Goods Just In
Truly,
IA1(SEMIE .&
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SilUTII 1IIJII.mL.
EiElEIP CdPQIL
By wearing one et the new
LATTICE CORSETS.
No lady should be witboit one In wtrm weather.
Give them a trial and be convinced otOhelr merit
Remember that lam sacrificing lay stock of
FINE PARASOLS
at very low prleet. Ask to see the Dress . Good
piaced upon my ' .' .
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New arrivals of Cheee Cloth In the different
evening shades. New Oriental Laces, White Can
vas Belts, &c , 4c- ' .:-. . " .
1 limited quantity of the 12ic Linen Lawns
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Our Dress Goods are bMng sold at a tremendous loss
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25 Si CHARLEG GTREETi DALTIMOREi MD.
MANUFAC
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TURERS
4 Dealers in ItUBBdi BELTIIffG,
COTTON,
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DUNK.
'AbiEMISDIBIKi
Comfortable Shoes
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im,aorfirf wii1tai
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T aitt fiTinrci rinn nilTTT Fll Tf
WW SHOto P GKNIIiiM&N
Tfctt has ever beea.-sbown In this marfcst, eon-slst-.
. .ingf ot -
SffRAP SHOES.
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BUTTON OXFORDS, .
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CONGHRESS OXFORDS,
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Made onOpera, London and French lat,tn plain
aad Box Toes.
We carry a laree assortment of WWtbs, from
taEgeflt to smallest ...
All wlllbe shown t popular prices.
GIVE' US A CALL.
ll,er B reB
Heat.
field only by
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Pegram
Co.
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CONTINUES AT . i . .
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to us. We would be glad to see every lady In the
LEATHER- B ELT1 WG ,
PACKINClHOSB, &c -
WOOLEN and SAW MII.I. SUriJL.lJfi, c. .
Agents :
Boston"Beltmg:Co.'s -
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fltnerBe!t.3
'.toi Jo mO eafer Cloth;'
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Clothing, '&c
"Tkuth. like thk sum, somktialks submits to
be obscured, but, like tee sun, only fob a
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Subscription to the Observer.
DULY EDITION.
8Ingle copy..... ....... 5 cents.
me week in the city. a ,
By the month... 75 .
i Three months ... :. ...42(10
Six months.... 4.00
uaeyear... 8.00
' "WEEKLY EDITION.
Threemontha. ; 60eents.
Six months fitrzt. .$1.00 . ;'
une year.................. 1.75
in cuius ol live and over $1.50.
eviw.tion From These BhI
SubscrlDtlons. alwars navabla In Rdvance. not
uujj ia name dui in iacu .
CIOVEB.
-A annm Animttr. fhnmAn .Vina I "
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Iiu.suuvw, moBb OL ,-wuiuu
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siooa nve ana a nait teet mgli in tne
uiuv sirange io say, mere are
out very iewpatches of clover in that
county, the farmers not seeming to 1
realize the fact that it will grow well,
or, if they have, not apparently real:
izmg irs vaiue. itecenwy in tnese
columns we made a tiOtice Of some
remarkably hne ? clover grown at
Spring Dale Dairy; " a mile from banks reached Jast Saturday $371,775,
Charlotte, quite as tall as the Geor- 2?0, being pW00 . more than on
Charlotte, quite as tall as the Oeor-
gia clover spoken of above. Consid-
ering the luxuriance with which clo-
vergrows in this latitude, the ease
wiih Jtis irrnn ifa flQ
a stock feeder, and -its still greater
value as a-regenerator of exhausted
lind t t rain tJi rnvrtsih Hiirnriaincr
thine to s that it not. fouBdupoa
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zer tfcat costs nottamg tmt the piow-
ing and the seedt&g of the land, and
a littfie ordinaVy, commonsense are
in it, a a. A
in its treatment. An acre or two to
Start with, furnishes in time thfi
seeding of many acres, and enables
luutttvei ueautsa. iaruieT.1.0 uav 111s
fields covered wdth a splendid fertili-
moaey-and wch gives -'strength. to
the land, hot only for one crop or for
rrrir6'
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ptner imporuea iertiii3rs cost mon-
and tbey are mere stimulants- to
'p--'.- r?
roiino whih r,. .nnv
i in 1 1 m jm ii i' : Ma. w iiir.ii. uiih ira iiii v
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years ago., were regarded as ; worn
out ana worthless, whicn cave,
t&riiieK.tha nudicious management
of clover and home made fertilizer
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while; the' fertiii oc. f i? rencii ijingnauis, oc, ;
. r1rtEflr otppo TMwiTnrtnftnt . or.remxt.h t,n t.inn ha ennfl on imnrnvinc flhflnlnf.fi-. -A . v v-,; "mTTT ' I .-"' v' T ' r
theiahd.' We'--know-.: of farms ' in 7 ana reiawvejy.rA9?ay';"..W ouc-i.fT ui w m.v v v- "Y"") . . , . . -
1 been brought to the highest fertUityfrom thQti,,-,.!! fjates ruline' a lew
ana ;vyieia crops, ine . ngures ror
whieh seem incredible.. There was
no fancy .farming in it, -no invest-
v . f , . .
ment oi large amounts pi money ;
nothing but good, common farm
laanap hnr.kfid hv p-nftre-vand indus-
trw ' "WVn t.ViA fimihlifirn r farrnflr
rise to the point of full appreciation
t u,;n u a
Wi. IUO 21 cboocro no will , iiaD uvavvt
uPn rae roau.wmcn ieau to ujb
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Out of 509 members of the House of :
Lords no less than 440 are landlords
in the fullest sense of the term; that
is, they derive the whole Or the great
er part of the revenues from land.
Fifteen million acies of land, with an
aggregate rent roll . of ' !5,tJOO,O00t
represents their property and in
come, while another $750,000 in the
shape of pensions, annuities and sal
aries also falls annually to the lot Of
this privileged class. r
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une oi our Asnevme cotemporaries
9 exclaims, " we ' nave no navy, ljet
us have a navy.". Now what '.in - the
mischief does a man - away up in : the
mountains want" with a navy? We
had a navy yard here once at Char
lott?, and we never could make the
thine wnrlr T- ,
: A case of wife beating attracted
dud1j'c atteriti6n in Richmond recent
the whipping post for . wife beaters,.
a la Maryland. " .
The Hotel Brunswick, in New; York,
a nobby establishment run expressly
fir i the accommodation of 3 aristo
cratic, nabobs; : : native and for
e.gn, especially the latter, has closed
after sinking about $1,000,000.
i The Mexican Financier thihthe
natural destiny of Cuba is annexation
to Mexico. Itrnpighaver gone a
littlp further and , remarked thftt. tiie
natural destiny- of 'J lleXixttw f
'nexation to; the United States
j nA lawhas been passed by the Leg
lature'of assach'u
atds drahkefinecs as ?iiigaiiityV and
authorizes the commitment of drunk-
arils to insane asylums not as a puh
ishment but as a means of cure.
Secretary ; . En d i5ott 4 is ill v at his i
home in Salem, Mass. , .
. The production xf cotton seed .oil
has increased in the ' past ten years
from 3,550,000 gallons-to 20,000,0(0.
Mr; Cleveland having fixed up , the
little matter' of appointments m New
York, will now: proceed to give Penn
sylvania a turn.
. Some of our jAlaoama cotempora
ries think if Rev. Sam Jones threw
less slang into his" sermons he would
accomplish md e focd and win a
mora lasting reputation for - himself.
Mexico sefims to h in a" finanniallv
erinnled c:ondition. ShH wants 850.
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oAniKR) rim'hP.r nPfc vpar and
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fian,t 8fifl wl ftre mnrfi than Q4S.(Xm
000 is to come from.
the FlJfAIfClAi SITUATION.
Ari.omisillg outlook uu.l d Better
: . reeling FreTailing,
N. Y, Financial Chrpnlcle, June 27
The depositsjof our Clearing Hou3e
$571,775,-
??J being 3200 -more than on
iarger than than they. had ever been
at any previous period. It will be
at any previous period, it will be
remembered that in 1884 the with-
dfawaU: of , gold froai the, United
rKa .w-fAiuni .k-isrh . f . itw
niary-a little !more than five millioi s
bHini' o withdrawn that wfp.fcr. and
disturbance of confidence which cul-
urinated in the May panic.
: How. very different the .financial
situation is now, and -the reason for
the renewed confidence- in . financial
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rv..-.i
requirement; the highest figure ever
tv, p6ouov Tiv(v)V v uV ;
f??16 a 5go , ,
increasmir. and have been for some
time; but neith
confidence so long as exports of gold
are to be
wiin tno86Domt8 secure (tne latter
throughthe admirable management
of the treasury department) and with
look in these particu ars is wonder-
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tuily promising; the largest reserves
with the largest deposits .the banks
67er held.-the.' government gold in-
creasing notwithstanding the larger
i i . j.i. ' ri.
SrSUSS''S.
weeKS since, wun a prospect or goia
imports in me iauw winder monins
these are the facts which outline
monetary situation at the moment,
and it is n6 suri)rise under such cir-
cumstances that a better feeling pre-
vails. ' "
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Copper, and Cholera. ;
it is now reiatea as a curious lea-
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184q :tKat no workmen eneaeed in
cupper, xuiues ur 1x1 LuauuttiuturijUfc;
any sort or arucie out oi copper, or
m handling copper, or copper ore
were amictea wicn cnoiera. ; m. An
drand demonstrated that there was
much less electricity . in the air ; in
those parts of Paris where the chol
era raged most fearfully than in the
other parts of the city. 'The two dis-"
coveries were put together, and it was
inferred ' that the:, galvanic , action
generated by the B copper acted as a
preventive. It may be that the cop
per absorbed into the system by the
workmen served as." antidote. At
any rate, the action of copper in al
le via ing some kinds of cramp is well
known, and there will be no narm in
wearing strips of clean copper or
of copper and zinc next to the body,
as has ; been ; recommended ' by an
English physician, should the scourge
reach our shores. '".". - '
Opium for Horses. A A; '
: The Western Medical Reporter says
that a grocer who had an aged f dis
abied horse wished to get rid of him
by as painless a vdeath as possible,
and gave him forty grains of mor
phine. Having made preparations
for the funeral, the grocer proceeded
to the stable where, to his astonish
m 3nt," he found the, horse in excellent
spirits l and eating-his oats : with ; his
former habitual haste, ,, so as to, be
ready for the early trip to the mark
et. ... Opium h said to nave b:en used
successfully in India for many years
in relieving horses; from' the conse
quence of old age and overwork. . h ; '
. A . . , queer isex, Isn't It?
Red Bluff, Cal., News. - '
1 Call a girt a chick,' and she smilesj
call a woman' a hen, and; she ' hpwlg.
Call a young woman a .witch,:; -and'
she is pleased (-call an1 old 1 womah a
witch, and she is "iiidigtiantr Call a
girl a kiiteff,ancr?she 1 rather likes
it: call a woman a cat ana;sneu
hate y OTii -ileer sex isn .t 11 r
1 Tobttceo Factories Burned j .rt-
brick tobacco
lactory. 01 Matthewsc
w ngn in X4ipeny ana a irtuuq iat
tory adjoining, were destroyed with
their contents, by '- fire 4ast night.
Loss, $35,000. ; . ; .
Away in the tad of ill
Will offer another lot of Fresh Bargains
for this week, so
Don't Waste Your Time,
Don't Waste Your Patience,
DON T WASTE YOUBl MONEY
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m gOing elSeWnere, DUt
OUarterS, where OUr lOW DHCeS CaUSe Ore- V
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tended COmpeULlOn iO
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Mr ir"1' w w.
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' Kaots Not motion!
Our staunch old friends, as well as thou-
SflTlds of nfiW 4 OneS. Can
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: rreaiei IS UU UCUUUS ; tlltlU CVCl LII ia ,:vr cciv,.j
Genuine :Fast.'C61op' Linen Lawn only lOcr!
. m a TTnTnTnAT. P'RTf'Pvl. Rawaiflfi lVi
n.X; AU J jlvtx jl
department.
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CHARLOTTE, N. C.
W. ' KaafwaE & Co.
Our great sale continues all this month. Our varisty is not confined to ;
ODD SUITS, nor are the sizes limited. We have all sizss and styles. It may
be of INTEREST TO YOU to r . 4 : - : . : .
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LOOK THROUGH THIS ?RICE LIST:
5. One Hundred Men's AU-Wool Suits, Sack and Frock, at 3yJJJ f-u
One Hundred Pairs Men's All Wool Casslmere Pants at $1.50, $100 and $2.25, worth $A80,..v ,v ;
- $3.25, and $4.60. . - l. - ;
. : . Boys' and Children's Clothing at remarkably
HJWH. 3PE1I
Seersucker Coats and .Vests -in very'large varieties,,which we offer for less :-' ,
than they can be
STRAW HATS ! :
... : - we Intend to close out at a
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Gents Furnishing Goods.
One Hundred TJozenGentsVSummer Scarfs,. 6 for' 25. cents.. It will pay. to
. visit the store of ' - , .
Cheap tots Tor Sale. ,
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IcTar for sale Eght Lots' 50x200 feety lying n
tie northwestern corner of the city (outside the
th e northwestern
city Umlta) andm
. ' Itjt nnA wtHhhli
city limits) and north ot the cemetery, cneap.
Any
welltc
one wlshlns to secure a cheap lot, would do
well to call soon, as the prices at which they are
oSeied means Quick sales.
leredmea
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B. E. C0CH2ANS,
Uanager.
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tell YOU Where
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found.
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bought for elsewhere.
; STRAW HATS !
great sacrlfioe. Afullllneof : - .
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