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JUST DW-S Butterick's Fashion Sheets . and : Gatalogues for fall and winter. ! . - .,--,.,.-.,.. ...... .. v Some new Fall Prints and Satteens 'in winter styles; it mil -jm ' , AT 2c. PEE YARD. Look at Our Butterfly . Princess Ida ud ui ) 111) Subscription to the Observer. - - Tu TT.Y TmiTTflW 45ingleeopy...'. . . " 5 cents. By.ineweekin tnecity... ...... 20 By the month.-:.r...7.. 75 . " xnree months..,. ....$2.00 ' Six months 4.00 One yeur. , 8.00 - ; WEEKLY EDITION. Three months.... 60 cents. Stxnnonth t - - i rv) One yearu..:... 1.75 . In clubs of five and over $1.50. Wo Deviation From These Rules S(lb8(!rtTlt,1nna alwara nnvaWa In . nim-ria nnt o oly in name but in fact. - . - 66 6 6i 66 66 66 66 50c. Corset 75c " Comfort Hip $1.00 Adjustable Hip 1.00 Nursing 1.00 66' fiooffl Woeiin;iPsetforll. ' - -' - -, - - ; Some awful cheap goods. Come arid see them, , Truly, Truth. iikk thk sun. sojcetimks submits to KB OB9CUBXD j t BUT, LTK.K THJB ' SUN, . OKLT FOB A .."FEOM WASHINGTON. WHAT TnEI TALK ABOUT. Yirffiiiia All Rights Some Anxiety , , as to Hew Tork"ImproTed Situ ation in OhioPersonal Para graphs. Correspondence of The Observes. Washington, August 27. 4 'Mr. Snowden, of the Alexandria Gazette: as editor of the oldest of the Virginia newspapers, and a sound Democrat and good citizen,' tell me how your peopie are going w vote tnis year." 'AU right,' as usual ; you may rely iaitnruuy upontnat." : .i inen you Know mere were fears last year, and there have been fears recently ?" . ' "Oh. well, they , were not justifia ble. "We shall do ; better than last year."- -. . , ,. . , v 4 4 You have no uneasinqss anywhere along the line?" t4None. Our party is even better organized than before. We have be gun S the campaign in " good spi r it.' jUvery body is encouraged." Mr. ." A." B. Persse. of . Henderson. formerly of' Wilmington; is here for a few hours, Mr. Persse is an appli cant for the position of rail way postal clerk. r . Travellers from North Carolina re port, great jdrought t in various quai ters, especially m the. eastern -ball of tneoiater . 4- A North' Carolinian savs that ,Mr. Ejdmund Jones, a division 'chief of the Treasury . Department; is one , of the brightest men in the'eovernment service today, and one likely, to secure promotion. 1 ' H. "; : ' f - - " ' THE GREAT FLOODS TS CHIX A 1 mil Will Ten, Thousand People Drowned" Scenes of; Distress and Suffer inf v : - - Our Grand Summer -Clearance Sale, Bellas our &?SS SSSf Weekly Fpecial Offeftigs, Have proven to us.that there is lota' cent great tain storm there have ot money ready to be spent, it enough inducement is offered. oeen receivea Dy private parties - in i Washington. The flood was the most serious which has visited; Canton in thirty years. More than ten thousand Dersons lost "their lives, and a far FW1 ' ' ' TT ' a il PER" greater number are left in a starving ITIIQ IQ ll ( IllA 1 IHf)Q condition. -Entire villages were en- - A IliO I J . JLlt'lliO JL lillV gulfed and the rice and silk crops in the vicinity were almost ruined.. The price 01 rice nas oeen raisea lis per a.- : u - . j . . i . m -j. cens. m consequence or toe . loss or rru ;i ; i4. . .i i. theicrop t' cstaiiu upuu tcicuiumco, just uuvyj yyucu vyu uubu iumc The rain fell the latter part of June room for Fall Goods, we can not afford to stop and think Sl ajid overflowing all the rivers. whether it is prudent to sell an article which costs $1.25 for Many of the streets ot Canton were xA - -nr. r - . ., , -i flooded for over a week. At Sz Ni 90. Wiee or unwise as it may be, we must make sacrifices City the water broke through . the in order to accbmmodate the Fall Stock. city wan. it i reportea tnat several thousand people were drowned in that place., The embankments of the rivers were broken in numerous pla ces-'and the water swept -across the surrounding: country, carrying j ev ery thing before it. ; A foreigner, who was an eye witness of the scenes of icr no f v ki i,- w devastation, reports that one night ' How as to the Eepubhcan kickers -thb WhAiW;h7 Wf 12Jc PER YARD ONLY FOR i 2 a lot of Brocaded Dress Gooaa which never gold for less than 20 cents. , ; O C A MANUFACTURERS Y $c CO, 25 S. CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE, MD. AT HER BELTING PURE OA 1 Ajid Dealers la RUBBER BELTIW Gt PACKING, HOSE, &c. ' - " COTTON, IVOOIiEN and SAW MILL SUPPLIES, &c. IffilliN ' Rubber Beltino- ; Hoyt's Leather Belt, f Mt Vernon Belting... Joseph Noones. Sons; Roller Slasher and ' Clearer Clothe IT K. Earle's Card ' Clothing, &c OUR LINE OE i the anti-Mahone people?" ''They will get many votes m some places." . - , '."You -feel, then, that Virginia may be confidently relied upon?" ".Emphatically 1 do. - 1 , havefcever been more confident in my life. ; We shall have a fine majority on the Leg islature and State tickets.", - - This means that Mahone will be left' at ; home, and that Barbour, Daniel-or some other, good Democrat banboo grave. , By morning the water had risen to; the tops of the bamboos. At other pom1 s it rose as high as 40 feet during a night time. The inhab itants ,' fled from the villages and camped on the hillsides. At Kun In. a market place situated near an embankment of one "of the strep ms connected with the , river. which brings water from the North and W,est rivers, themajority of the A PAIR FOR A REGULAR made Solid Colored Ladies' Hose which brings 85c in tbe largest cities in the world. ; OHn PER YARD FOR A 21 Inch &Vi Black Silk which is worth $1.20 per yard. We have only lour pieces left. - -.,- THESE PRICES FOR THIS . WEEK ONLY. OA, PER YARD ONLY FOR A iUv. lot ot All-Wool Albatross Veilings in evening shades. They are worth 85 cents.- ; 25c A PAIR FOR A LINE OF Ladies' Black Hose, which sold readily up to this day at 35c a pair, j- fr PER YARD FOB A 1 J very heavy Gros Grain Black Silk, worth $1.60. : Quantity limited. : v.--.-' -WHICH IS- New TT'eatilre, A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF mm CASHMERES tlnT t vu ttI- - i bo r 1 -yr-w-r mnaoitants were arownea by the will go to the United States Senate. 1 wof hmoVin. tWv, uuier luiuruiciuuii reueiveu uiuu, ment. Some escaped , to a piece Of I connrms tne statement ot ray xrienu, rigihg ground in the neighborhood, JVLr. bnOWden. . -:. tha WfltPr ArtnttnnA tn ri9A fln1 onH. There is some anxiety among Dem- nvfirt.nnr.orl - t.hA nlHnn ocrats I mean the mass of Demollv4im;T1vtiAo.nriAt shrewd resolution of the Republican ndrtn on the high branches . of committee, requiring for membership trees', whilst thev instituted measure m the party clubs only 'general in f or their general safety. The trees tenuon " ipcc nere ai terwaa v u were washed up by the roots, and party, and the let-up m the organs the heartrending' cries bf the chil -6""Hjf -y aren were, snencea in the surging to neai tne Dreacnes causeu oy tne waters. - ? . ....:, . 7 candiaacy or Elaine. Anen ine wao- , The bod v of a bride dressed in her Rxtenda a cordial invitation to all ladies. esDeciallv those who take an inter- u;ulBD W ""0fr?." bnaal rooes was tound floating m the est in Fancy Work. We carry fuu lines. or uoiors; auuuuci Dulo , xu 6'"- ff- nver at .union, a. large tufr - was , . . . , . v violently opposed to the acting ttov- i seen. It was nicked ud and Pt.ATO fiTTlhNTT.T noi?.rS af 7 nfa tW vard. s ernor, HiU who obabere" found to contain a boy and a girl. CHENILLE AND GOLD CORDS at 20 cents per yard; nominated... A. part or tne inaepen- with them was a paper giving their plain PLUSH TASSELS at 12$ cents per taasel. dents wm undoubtedly return to the Barnes and the dav rand hour of their pt.ustt Attn ttOT.n TASfaFT at. is rents nor TaRsol fold, but a numoerinv oe expeciea birth. Their-parents -had adopted 72-INCH EXTRA HEAVY FELT IN LEADING SHADES at $1.25 per yard w w-upoiawj ttanx y. tms mean3 to save the life of their crats. The purpose or tne democratic 0ffSDrine. C . " best ticket for running inside :;t Uhe j " r "r ing inai is Deing enuurea oy inous- not be obnoxious to conscientious diS flnn(ifl in this nrnvinnA is simnlv Trunks Jersey Cloths, PL4IO FLjUMELS, , LIGHTWEIGHT SUITINGS DRAP A ALMAS. Also a beautllul line of Black Cashmeres In all grades at very close prices. RYonng ladles making preparations for boarding , schools will rind my stock in excellent condition. And Valises is Complete. I. ILo ,t ; wi t V,. SISKBKilB. Uses for summer travel. siaents or tne otner party, une imug heartrending. Children are calling vx ywwratfuw.Yuiwuiwi o tn their narents that thev are, hunsrrv mented pn is the shortness of the and the broken hearted parents can canvass. ine. jjemocrais wiu nave onljr reply, with eyes blinded; with the advantage, as their organization tears, that they have nothing to give is sirongeau wueie buui u xo 0 them. These floods .will.ot course, enective, m ine cuies; wuereatj, . wio, brine: on their calamities. Th3 sub Republicani strength's in tne rural siding waters will leave ; an alluvial umuriuus,'. w uci c iu wiiwwuDmoi aeoosit that wiu buraen the atmoss time to perfect organization, ine here wjth malarial poisdh.vThenon- uemTOrauu uumuiiiwo uiou "v progressive character of these people put the convention off as late as pos- leaves tnem helplessaiid undone in sible. The -Republicans not being fu fooa m oniamitv onri nil t.hov 'able to follow suit; and not seeing the L.an do is to beat gongs, burn incense,- T?: l? TVfl ni1 ; H86- 0.: 8lD" howl fe thB heayens that areas.brass,- x'juo ui-wi - ? tney: ,wouia nave au iu!tueiu8CivcBl rtray4aoneittolto go and icause sans several weeKs.m aavance or uneir ops other to ston his rains, prohibit - the puuouw), wcio. - 1 Killing 01 pigs, ciose ine norm gate, juou iu uajroivoi.UiCf T " snuo tne normern ruier, ana men convention. as it is, iiey wiy take their cbance." lv have sufficient time ror tneir pur- poses.f.i'ne ifiana .oi, Decreuaiyuu The Exports of American Cotton exsunairman mauxiiiig maj - - . - - 1 -Via hiiainoos hilt lf.V WAR I J.UD UUICl Ux. LUtJ NOUS The 'Ohio situation improves. Dem- mestic cotton from the United States bcrats remark that nothing but jeal- during the month of J uiy, 18b5, were OriWa Vjv tnail have "DrOIlipt ousy between the rival tactions, the c UHlerS Dy mau nave piuiupt MssbaCka,r -and the Kids,f can - lBaies,; Pounds. f laaof o naiHal cnrroaa , ft JNeW j OrK , v , . 4.uo7 ZX.70O.ltfD prevciiu u J"-"-----; Boston. - , 723 " 347.546 seems HKeiy tnat xnurrran may taK pBiiadeiphia, . ?,690 . , 137,988 KanQrnrcniii 1 riuri .irinii niiKriiimi. jjoiuiuuiot x.oo - oiaiu VcTW New Orleans, . - ,14 644 - 6,861 t& uiawoto Dsiou " a J""" 1 Detroit, v i . . ;- z,l4a ; , . tmuu that, thfl sr.a. iicKec, or ine ereawsx Huron. . ' va. awas W-fcWW .7 t- - j , --- r " part of: it, with Hoadly at the head, rassamouuaaay. ; ; will ';olftrt he elected. PerhaDS too . Tntni. ' v A : j m ris r aria mn $&fK2.2f7 much reliance is placed upon - the The exports of cotton during July The ill feeling of a part of the native 1 145,304 pounds valued at $6,136,872. Eep'ublicans against the (iermans xhes 'exports ' for the eleven months may alienate some or the latter.: tu ended Julv 31J 1885; aa" ciomnared on .the otner nana me ihbiswjuw i tQ- ; the exports1 of the eleven the ; German1. Democrats on further months ended July 31j 1884; were as recognitionih " the 'distribution , of follows) -Eleven months-ended July Federal omce, v ana ,xne opposiwuu i 31r:i8853.90003 bales, !il,833,518, 234 thereto of he Irish, may, act as a Boundsvalued at $195,396,939 eleven counterpoise. , xu ia uuu a 3w.w ,"5 r months ended J uly 31, 1884, 3,si4,7ti 7 - ft- D ATromn aug23dt CHARLOTTE, N. C. U Sale -OF- BOQD BOODS S 109 PRICES. nnnnn'nnn(BD0 . (DfltlDiiiiDD attention. Regram Co. "Value. $2,440,143 41.751 142,590 ' 90,603 V707.089 ? 96.720 -STILL CONTINUES.- : in order to make room for our Fall and Wmter Stock, wnlch is daily arriving, , ---'- ' . - we will offer tnia week at a great sacrifice, . - . iOSMeifc Suits at t5jO0, , WORTH $10.00, $12.00 AND $13.50. - ; - - $193;950.307. for either party to count Ohio in an bales,-1,830, 831,441 pounds, valued at nTT v HiiX . oo iuxa uoviuoviiy. uustuu nemocratto count it in the rrcsi- Antiftl vear - . s. ' Mai. A. J. Galloway; the railroad Paupers from: Canada' : -100 Boys' and Children's SuiW from $2.00 up. r . . - j - , These are extraordinary bargains and cannot be gotten anywhere else for : . ;v ' W ill continiieuntil the entire stock is dis ' . . '-"; ;' "posed' of. ALEXANDER & .HARRIS;'-" -' A Tie coes North this afternoon. . The :c The Treasury Department has ae- first notice of which I think appeared less to prevent the entry from Canada ?1J in these letters to The Observer; is of pauper emigrants, , whose , disem-. purif - civing greac sausiacuon. . vji- i wcu.a-c.mvu . cujr .u" irtwav,:wftfl chieflir instrumental in be prevented by the. Pauper ; Imm; r,iri : ti MdHiHnnnl facilities, crant act. This law relates only-' to which: place the Havanese twenty- arrivals by seas, and immigrants re F,,. hmira tiPftrpr tUfiir -ROrreBUUU- J Jtuoevt ctaiuiesoiuu au xicw; iwt vwuiu dents in New York. ' ;'- 1 But they must be closed out We dont ; Utaitf l to fan over.- Hery econo' wint avAFt floasnn. hi u uu uub kuw wo uiw wuwvii.w.w. ...t - - . 1A1 enter at Halifax and cross the border. jtbadHIQ CliOTIIIErxS,' CENTRAL xTOTEIa CQREU.
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