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low YOLUMKXXXIV. CHARLOTTE, N. C., SATURDAY JULY 25, 1885. IS rpi: v TO GET SOME GOODS CHEAP. - ..... ,. r . . . f. , tt .. . .. - , . q ooO yards 12 J and 15c. Dress Ginghams and Seersuckers uniform price ot Ucper yard. India Linens. P. K.'s larked way down, nemnants inrW hite Uoods of 2to5 yards at Ha.lf Price Strictly ! 0 Two or three pieces yet of that 7c. Percale, 32 inches wide. A few pat- it ha" Prlce Lace Parasols terns figures 0f yumuaBr oiitk.o cu icdo uu.ai-1 lubk. ijaigc bluuk. juins ana moves at to sea. -l"0 auwvo guwui uiuoi wiu gu. jrriuea ana gooas snow Ladies Opera Slippers, -Made Clothing, and Low-Quartered Shoes awful cheap. We are - stock, and daily mark down goods at prices to close them out. Come. Truly, . . SMITH BVILOI1VG. ''. . I.e. Just received Butterick's Fashion Sheets. i i JflVi nn no i !! CORSETS f t ! Ask for Warner's and have other. A full stock of the 1 3 . l ii Mowing oraiius constantly rahand: fpiVCeraline, ' .' ,u Flexible Hip, ('; AMcminal, Model Molded, " Health, ' " Nursing, " Hisses', " 50c. ; Latest. PRICE FIVE CENTS! 'U GUavlpttC (Dbsctrncr- I Having read that B. B. Haves, who THomiisrrrr - lur luur ear8 wore ine st01en tiue.of h obscuked, B SSSnR President, was extensively, engaged m me poultry ousiness m Uaio, and Subscription to the Observer. . . . , DAILY EDITION. Single copy ' , - By the weefc in the city."! By the month.;... . -Three months......"" Slxmnntha One year....".. ; 5 cents. 20 75. 2.00 4.00 am . WEEKLY EDITION. Ri-rmrmt- 50 CentS. One year..!.".;;;;"'":'""-"--""$? Ih cluks of five and oveVii'siV " fviation From These Knles on"2nKJ!. :WW m advance, not wu.ii iu J.&UU CABACTJEBISTICS. Now that General Grant, who has had some choice chickens, " Mr. V. Schamm, of CJollege Point, L. I., wrote to him to procure r some, to which Mr. H. replied that he could not; comply with the request as he raised only poultry enough for his own use, and none for sale. ' Where upon the Philadelphia Times remarks that if he does not raise chickens or i engage m some other - remunerative industry he will never be able to Dav i Mr.Tilden the"$200,GOO salary which he owes him. Mr. Claries Koenig. a draughtsman, and rTrfinfirip.b- "Rirh a monhminf' . VJIiitilCH VJlttlll, W11U OilS , u UIMKIUUMI, been such a'conspicuous fiiruVe bpfors living m Pittsburg, Pa., had an u the eyes of the world . for the past pleasantness about a woman, which n.. . f . V.n 4- 1 .J 1 J: TXT - Jl . 1 1 r . . 4Uftirter 01 a century, has passed tAieJ Betwu last vveunesaay Dy ngnt away and sleeps the sleep of the mS a duel on the suburbs of the town prince and peasant alike, there will Two sh.ts were exchanged at the be no disposition to recall -his weak-, second of whnh Koenig received a nesses. but ball in the rierht side and was severp- make even more prominent his better and perhaps fatally wounded. t I'D "I f Ct , TT. if. .1 I - .-. -t . ! v,iUO vjl vuaiauier. xie naa nisweaK ""V. : H. MRU AlfKOUACE THE 1 COMJlEiCE3lEKT OF THEIR MONSTER earing :-: Si FOR M A Chinese belle has arrived in San Francisco. She is the first genuine exhibit of. her . kind on the Pacific coast. She is. tall and handsome, and her feet possess the requisite deformi ty so thoroughly that whenever ; she walks a servant supports her at each side. Eos weir P.. Flower publicly an nounces that he is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Gov ernor of New .York. He was Tam many's candidate for the Presidency, m the last national convention. - He is able, popular and a man of large wealth. mce assortment of Ladies5 ind Misses' Opera Slippers. . L SEIffllLIEo points as all of. mortal mould have. but he had his strong ones, too, and he had them to a remarkable degree success, power and honors did not inflate with him pride' or an exag gerated estimate of his own impors tance. . As victorious general and as President he was the same plain, un ostentatious man he had always been ready to rec gnize, receive and greet an acauamtanop bn-wpvpr ViiiTv'Kia X 1 w ' w w. UUUiUXUi without any pretense of superioritv of person or of station. He was in stinctively democratic in his inter fft1 U. c. 1 1 m -ri ti j '- ,i wulOD wiiu uie represaniaiives- ot Anvcry jauy; is respectlUUV cmwnPH y,oQo ,-tWrt in v lieu to can i ana examine his own country, and this, perhaps Our -StOCK Ot Kid .Button more than the mere far, that hp w.na Twn anna rvf Prtnnoli'na Vnn.U.'U i - " vv I . .- " jvuu vf v vui uuiuo auuci Ullu -boots. A large and elegant tne victorious leader of armies, was are amateur printers. In their f ath hnr rf h qhm . omrron what made him" nonnlar w i t li tha of 'o mft.h oramm mniii-n i u ton and : French EM Boots, ja-raerican Pftopi ana preserved his a room, devoted to the craft, with a the finest and best that are PPularittf to the. last. The friends press, casses, type and other materia made. YWe alwa.v hnw th -?eaf8 h! n?Ver foot' aJs used in printing a neat little paper i . j J ' 71 v ' u ueuever in une cioua or in the called the Comet. uest mat are maae. v ' sunshine deserted a friend. For this reason he had a following, when in Mr. Cleveland has already filled politics, which attached itself to him 450 of lhe 232 Presidential post- personally, and clung to him with a officesi and 3,500 otthe 51,000 fourth persistent devotion which' haneverTclass P8toffi?e''attd'-inost. of the. in Deen equalled in American nolitiVal ternai revenue colJectorships, mar- contests; .The now historic SOfi shalships, and tTnited States solici- which clung:to him from first to last torships. in the nonvpnt.inn nf IQQrt in No fitiPr Utia has Avpr Kpon broken and nnhrpaVflhio ,Ai JudSe Foraker, the Republican nwn ?r, ila W4. striking ill iiRtrfttmn nf f.v'a ' v,;,A candidate for Governor of-. Ohio, re - vu uuu I1UUO they were making this gallant strue gle tor his nomination for the Presi dency, he.was quietly moving among and chatting with his old time friends at Galena, his home before he enter? THIS GIGANTIC SALE OF DDEf III IFMW KID LOW BUTTON, V "NEWFOET TIES, ' OPERA SLIPPERS, AND SANDALS. i has p.vpt Tifip.n shown in this market and our prices are always as low as elsewhere. spectf ully declines to discuss the pro hibition question. It has dynamite in it which he does not care to fool ! with, until after the election,1 at least. Orders by mail have care- lul and prompt attention. ed the service on the breaking out of Thprp nnw in nanf nnnc,, ax. .iu lonowmg was not tion in that city and suburbs, ninety composed Of mere hero worshmnpra ;v, . , Alma Polish for fine shoes but had prominent m it some of the residents the total ont. nf wv, i ' 1- a. J i I most. rliofintmicsViimrl mnn .1 j. . . . .... ib tne uest anu nicest;. r , a,uu gieaiesu wni oe about 5uo,ooo. mieuecis m tne land. lie was a positive man. uncompro- The municipal debts of the five mismg with his antagonists, steadfast principal cities of . New York are- to his friends; not a politician, though New York, $90,844,055: Brooklyn, ttuuugwiui anu a leaaer ot politi- $37,775,630 ; tfullaio, 7,971 267: Koch- . . i ' - . ..... . uians, snowing the same dogged res ester, 15,284,000, and Albany, $3,103, umwuu wueu uis.mma was made up uuu. as cnaractenzea him when the leader of armies. The --. political ---- - r j- - CO P Oilcloths. Malt . Mouselseeping Goods, LINENS, TOWELS AND regram Co. Mnufac- UURERS 5S. CHARLES STREETS BALTIMORE, MD. PURE ASK I FfiTHFR RPITIMR "ealera ln RUBBER BBHIIO, PACKI3TG, HOSE, &c. . i j , . 3 COTTO.Y, IVOOIiEN and SAW BIII.Ii SUPPT.IES: .fcrf. ' "-..V5 r I I - r- I . t nuDD.er beltlno; Hoyt's Leather Belt. a . . t r 1 n mmmmmmm Mt-vernon oentng. m 'm mMmmmil Joseph . Noones- Sons ,0?'JlElii 1 Roller Slasher and ; mw v;, Ulearer Uloth. Clothing, &c mm&t mm ntmrsm AAA Pi1 D17T T17I7"T? ISSffiAj'JSJL? no hesitate to say the people have confidence in wieurefr0m buainesa i and our aurm8 our experience in business to state only facts. We E N TIRE STOCK ;WwiarPMrdiManfTi u,ua'o Known to De appreciated, our remaining stocK. or Hummer partment. Wehav w-SI.La.dIes 8nould nt faU to examine our White Goods and Embrold- nave a lew White Bobes that must be sold at once.. '. W1SS,1lfci5lven 11118 weei to the sale of Table Linens, Napkins,' Shirtings and Sheet - ,reat bargains! n ' -' ' f. '" - - - fullv -wixicu anu juvu ai iisucxa- xicoo wwuo, xj:inxiz xc v "TP- wno maae terms with him had to so to him to do it, Grant never met him half way. His greatest mistakes as President were caused by his faith in and his devotion to his friends, complaint against whom he was slow to listen to and slow to believe. He kept men in public position whose characters were blasted, by crimes charged and prpved, which he did not or would not believe because he had faith in the men. This brought scandal upon him and' even led to . the suspicion that he himself was spotted. But he faced criticism ; and ; suspicion with the stern indifference that showed that he was either honest in his ac- tion or had a contempt for the opinw ion of his, critics, as unworthy of notice.' ' They were exciting days when he came to and filled the Presi dency. -He undertook a mighty task. In the performapce of it he subjected himself' to much ad verse criticism, but whether he made mistakes or hot he never forgot' that he " was an American citizen,.- and one of the people He may have had his ene mies but he never lost afriend. ' ' ' Publications containing pictorial illustratioys of the Pall Mall Gazette's articles on the vices of " London are now being hawked about the streets of London and sold by the thousand. f King Louis, of Bavaria, is' said" to be insane, and there is a rumor of a movement to depose him. His father was remarkable for his eccentriciiies and created : great .scandal 1 by 1 his amours; with Lola Monte'z, the; stage dancer. ; His conduct brought' him in such disfavor that he was 'com pelled to abdicate the throne. In "his habits the present Louis is no better than his father. - . The roller skating craze is said to be abating in the Northern' cities. Well, with the mercury up in the mansard of the thermometer, we should think it would. The 24th of July is a holiday in Utah. On that day in 1847 the Saints under Brigham Young took up their settlement in Salt Lake. y . . ... . . r m i Chicago belles are in much tribu lation because "bad Chinamen steal their pet poodles to roast and eat. ; Better Itoacli titan the Govern- . . .;inent.i ' , Boston Records . - - - ? 7, . . For a good many years Mr. John Roach has" had a liberal customer in the' Navy Department, receiving millians upon millions from, the United States, and; somehow there is very little left to show for the money.' With the change of Administration he is in danger of losing his best cus tomer, and iorthwith makes an as signments It seems to have come to the point that either Mr. Roach would bankrupt the United States or go under himself. And. with this alternative, 'one can hardly regret that it is Mr. .Roach and not Uncle Sam who makes the , assignment. j " T- . J - . A CARD. . .'..-'-.... . ; To all who are suffering from errors and India, cretlonsof youth,' nervous weakness early decay, loss of manhood, Ac., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FBEE OF CHARGE. This great remedy Send self addressed envelope td Bsv. Jomph T. vuLAHf oia null u, new iutk. -9ftlflodwly . MEETINGS. Will prove- the most tpmnti nnWiA -nrKii it0 AA&7Zr " ' 7-r- -7, , "1Ai& "lust prontaoie to the public, while its shock to competition will be terrific " Th pHcpr wp will offer eroods at will.be fairlv amnintr fo JrZi tj'JIl Pr,ices we W1f clear out every department in order tb mak&e Trom for Fall Lportltion uome early and see the bargains that fllWMWSM: &. MlffJiDl CHARLOTTE, N. C. W. Kanflnao-fi Co.' ILa TO IE3I n-rcs- Our ereat sale continues all this month Our xraripttr iartf ODD SUITS, nor are the sizes limited. We have all sizes and styles. It mar LOOK THROUGH THIS PRICE LIST. One Hundred Mea's All-Wool Suits; Sack and Frock, at $6.50, worth $10-00, $12.00 and $14.00. -One Hundred Pairs Men's AH Wool Casstmere Pants at $1.50, $2.00 and $2.25, worth $2 50. $3.25, and $4.50. ' ' w' . .( , ' Boys' and Children's Clothing at remarkably - ' 7- Seersucker Coats arid Vests in very large varieties, which we offer foriess i-L. 1. 1 1 .1 1. tuau tuey uau ue uougns ior eisewnere. - ..,asaSJ-'i'v' STRAW -HATS ! : STRAWDHATS'! wemicuu luuiuse uui ai a great saennce. Aluuiineof . . . - Gents': : Furnishing Goods. One Hundred Dozen Gents' Summer Scarfs, 6for 25 cents. It' will pay Iter: - visit the store of ' ' ' " ' . s. IiEAXOTG CLOTHIERS, CETTriAjr. HOTEL, COREU. Cheap Lots F6r Sale. Tr-ffai'frtF jcila TMwhf T.nta rWrVVl fot. Irfncr -n the northwestern corner of the city (outside the city umiisj ana norm 01 me cemeiery. cneap. f " Any one wishing to secure a cheap lot, would do well to call soon, as the prices at which they are offered means Quick sales. R. Z. COCHBANB, may28dtf 1 Manager B. S. MYERS, Broker and .CommissioaJIerchinL ; - And Dealer ln Feed of aiydnds,- COLLEGE STBEST, ' ' CHARLOTTB, "tfr cL
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