VOLUME XXXIV.
CHARLOTTE, N: C THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24,. 1885.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
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-TO THE PUBLIC-
The Largest and Most
Complete Stock of
at we have ever had, consisting ef Dry Goods. Clotnlns, Hats. Caps, B-vrts and Shoes. QurDros
otfwir comnrtsea Silk WarD an1 Wool Henriettas. Camels Hair Clom. Tricots. Jacaunrd Flannels,
Smeller Cloths, etc. Our stock ol Black and ColoredSllks and Sarahs Is our special, it you want a
nr colored SUk Dress don't fall to see ours before burlne. Nice line Buele Trimmings, Beaded
fronts etc. Laage stock Ladles' Wraps, embracing Newmarkets, Circulars, Vlsltes, etc.
Maralid9 IFlaiiae
hJJml
erwear
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Tah'e Damasks, Napkins, etc. Big stock Men's, Boys and Calldre n s- Clothing, Shoes, Bats, Ca ps, etc
1 . 83-Incri Satteena at cents per yard. Extra Size Canvas Belts.
TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC,
im& at oar new Bustles. Come and see our stock, we will show It to you with pleasure. Special atten
Hon to orders.
IIMEMIS ft lliilMlEl
"Thcth. likk ths suit, sometihks jj0BMns to
OoSCCXED, BtJT, LIKK TUB BUN, ONLY FOB A
TOOK." .
r Ho 01)Tver.
SinKlgcopy.. I. V.. ....... ........... Scents.,
ay tne week in th city. .... 20
By the inortb..... 75
Three months 2. m r
Six months... . ............J........ 4.!
One tmt .............k... ......... 8.00
WEEKLY EDITION.
Three months.. 50 cents.
Six months.. $1.00
One year........ 1.75
In clubs of five and over 41.50.
'CTia.ti-ou Prom Tli-se Kttles
Subscriptions always payable In advance, not
only in name but In fact.
CHARLES
STEWART
His tactics of obstruction produced a
stroDg feeling against him in Eng
land, and under , the r Coercion Act.
which ; was thought necessary "by
Mr.- (jladstone d , ixo vernment ; m or-
derto the. restoration of the power of
the Crown m Ireland, he was. in
October; 1881, arrested as a "suspect,"
and imprisoned m Kilmamham iail.
He was released, it is alleged, as the '
result of a letter to the Prime Minis
ter in which he is understood to have
offered his co-operation with the reg
ular authorities in the restoration of
oraer ana tne .devising or - measures
intended to obviate the causes 1 of
political trouble in his native land.
Since his return to the House of Com
mons, as previously, he has shown !
remarkable ability as a leader, and
fflOW IHIB'S
CLOTHING ROOM
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Is presided over by an experienced man, Vrithhte cwpcSent
assistants, it. is the jpride of our house, feslng iBtrppilcd inth
par- remarKaDie anility as a
has been the head and front of local
agitation in Ireland. When thtf Land first-class goods and governed vith a thorough svstem
rw - . s.i.ia T 11 J 14, . . . . . , tJ s-..
urcatxiciiuvriu lueasiiauuu i ucauo Lxumuseu aa lilt resuiu ul Hie
for Irish Independence. 1 repressive legislation adopted by Par-
Af v,' onQroi T3Qi.5rv,0r.f0 Uiament, he organized the Irish
election in the United Kingdom of te"ca 15liai h JK&SIUIN Al M KIN .
Its operations, however, were more
or less restrained by law until about
the time of the advent of the present
Government to power when s Ireland
again came under the ordinary ad
ministration of justice.' c There seems
to be no proof that this lenient policy
is unwise, Irish leaders, including
Mr. Parriell, advising the' people to
refrain from outrages.
Great Britain and Ireland, two miK
Hon voters will cast their ballots for
the first time. This enlargement of
franchise will be accompanied by a
simpler plan of distributing repre
sentation than .-that hitherto in force,
and-one which approximately equali
zes it according to population. In the
advantages of this vast reform Ire-,
land shares equally with England
and Scotland, and at the present
time the strongest efforts are being
made by Mr. Parnell and his co-
1 workers to secure the influence which
will place him in the next Parliament
lt Queeo Victoria's Will.
London Truth. 'r-'-'-
wioucauu! v.FVu Kiwj wi. c family must at least have proved
uisv;ipiiuriA mou wuu viii iuiwh uio hiehlv DrofitablA to the lawvers cons
W f IT ' , ' 1 T
LABORING MEN,
. BUSINESS MEN, '
RAILROADMEN,
- ' ; " : STO UT AND SMALL MEN,
'V:& THIN AND;TAI3meN,
ER BELT NB.
25 S. CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE, MD
SSL PURE OAK LEATH
And Dealers InvKUBBKR BEL.TTNG, PACBUJJ HOSSi, &e.
COTTOJf, WOOJLEN and SAW MILL. SUPtlES, &c.
Agents :
- Boston Beltiog Co.'s
Hoyt's Leather Belt.
Mt. Vernon Bdking.
W Joseph Noom&s1 Sons
Roller Slash errand
lead in the attempt to gain the largest
concessions in the direction of Irish
independence. ' Parliamentary candi
dates are being selected who will be
pledged to loyalty towards the na
tional cause, which Mr. rarnell avows
is that of legislative independence for
Ireland, tie claims that this can be
gained. Ac the same time he is stir
ring the popular feeling with regard
V vuc;. uuDOUiuu, i v,ol,wi6 onfl hP.Sl:10H t.riAflA t.hprp ATA thA Afl
which he nays, it the government taLea in Aberdeenshire, which extend Derfect fit and
should aid the landlords to enforce to 33 000 aorftS. th r-lkrmnnt nron. P3111 ut
erty, which her Majesty purchased
Our assortment of Men'i Boys' and Youths'.SoitS &r
fiw MCZlls :jIiSI 1
Clearer Cloth.
T. K. Earle Card
Clothing, &c.
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PUBLIC.
My Dressmaking Establish
ment is now open to receive
work. Early callera Served
first. Parties desiring to get
up their winter wardrobe will
find my tock in excellent
condition, as 1 am prepared to
show the handsomest stock of
Fine Dress Goods, Silks, Vel
vets, Plushes, etc., I have
ever offered to the trade. All
invited to call and see the new
styles. ; , .
f . 1L. SEME.
xcel
ves
The Most 'AttraW Stocl:
Ever Offered in the Stau, or
Boots,
; lioes.
VALISES, UMBRELLAS, ETC.,
Is now being received and placed to poeltton for
.
snow and sale at our old aad well-kriown tand in
the First National Bank building, on West Try on
street, nearly
Hotels.
opposite the Central and Buford
Call and Examine
For yourselves. Orders by Express or Mail prompt
ly attended to.
. - SPECIALTIES.
AT.MA POLISH and BUTTON'S RAVEN GLOSS'
for Ladles' Fine Shoes.
Pei ram d
to.
Alexander & Harris
HAVE A MAGNIFIQEOTSTOCE OFJDRESS
GOODS. rL(lliAUJaii.i- acuj kkuwin ,
SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS,
Printa rwsptu Tahie Linens. Towels and Napkins, Hosiery anfl Gloves, Blbbons, Handkerchiefs,
fS?& chfS. foV cents. Gents- Ladles' and Children's Flannel Underwear, Pants Goods.
Clonks RhawirHand Ba. Lace, Embroideries, Indeed anything wanted In the Dry Goods line. Our
imiSiBWUl to any in the city. Our Silks In Black and Colored will be sold way
down. , ' , ' ' - i . .
AH the above go(ds must be closed out at the earliest possi-
ble time, as we are positively going out 01 ousmess.
Ask for Elkln Wool Tarn and Blankets. We are the agents.
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cerned. . Last : year the Queen made
a iresh settlement of her private
property after the Duke of Albany's
death, and now I hear that entirely
new testamentary arrangements
have been made bv her Maiestr The '
amount of the Queen's i property ; is this season shows the best f iyles from , Qie best MwJiant
unknown, but I am told that, mclud-
mg the Prince Consort's fortune and .. , . . , . , v. n 'a. naLi.
Mr. field's, it exceeds $20,000,000, Tailor designs thorough workmanstup. excellent wloths,
and, besides these, there are the
their full claims, it would be the duty
of Irish representatives to stand by
their people. In various parts of
Ireland, moreover, - meetings haye
been held of late, at which the speak
era, including several memoers oi
Parliament, have advocated the os
tracism of all men who; took lands
from which previous tenants had
been evicted. . In a word, the masses
of the Irish people and Parliamentary
aspirants are being so disciplined as
to insure predominating representa
tion from Ireland .in the reformed
House of Commons of members who,
under the astute leadership Of Mr.
Parnell, will give weight and force
to his utmost demand. The Irish
National League is the vast organiza
tion having in hand at the , present
time the enforcement of the meas
ureB iudeed the best for the purpose
stated. Their way is unquestionably
the easier because of the conciliatory
attitude assumed by the present Con
servative ministry towards The Irish
leaders when it assumed office after
the resignation of Mr. Gladstone.
Should Mr. Darnell succeed in oiae-
nz himself at the head of eighty or
eighty-five members of the next
House Of Uommons he will he in the
position to "deal"
from the country three years ago at
- J . tat y-V
a very maaequate' price; ana tne uss
bom.e estater which has enormously
increased m value; to say. nothing of
property at Baden-Baden and at Co
burg. It is probable that the bulk of
Isle of Wight property will be left by
the Queen to the Duke of Connaught:
and Balmoral and most of the Scotch
property to Princess Beatrice,, who
will also get Claremont. They, will
MODERATE
Gentlemen who wish to dress with taste and 'save mohey, will find them
selves well repaid by purchasing in this department, v - 1
All Clothing offered by us is made under our own supervisiomt v& can
be her maiestv's nrincinal heirs, and therefore guarantee every garment to be thoroughly made. We have Sms
a very handsome provision has been proved our system of cutting to such an extent that a poor fitting garment
marie for the children of the Duchess
of Albany, and for 'he families of
Pnncass Christian and the Grand
Duke of Hesse
is entirely out of the question..
year, and are therefore able to
goods,
We have; carried but few, gooda from last
offer you an entirely comlplete line est new
with either the Conservatives or Lib
erals. as circumstances may direct;
but in Great Britain it is generally
believed that neither one of these
parties could survive s concession so
comprehensive as to inciuae an maes
pendent Parliament for Ireland.
There can oe no question, nowever,
A Romance In Real Life.
Chesterfield (S. C.) Advertiser.
James Hunter . was convicted at
this term of court of manslaughter.
Miss Dora Evans was an eye witness
to the killing and a niece of the - de
ceased. . Monday morning Hunter
was sentenced to four years in the
State prison. Friends and kinsmen
who had staid by him in the long and
tedious trial bade him good bye and
went home. Tuesday night, while
advantageously snenn: King ana ms household were
We Have the Nobbiest Goods in the Land
and Quote the Lowest Prices,
W DO KOT WJJVT
SEhTt IX.
sleeping the sleep of the just, sudden
ly there came a gentle tap, tap, j on
the outer door. Was it a ghost?
No, it was a nymph. Miss Dora!
Evans had fled from her home and
had come twenty-five miles through
the darkness and rain to marry her
lover, James Hunter. Sheriff King,
MMLORBBRS S030xCITJBI.
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that under the leadership of Mr. Par not knowing exactly what to do, put
nell, the cause which he represents
has made great progress. 'He is still
, ,
a voung man. having oeen Dorn at
Avondale. in the county oi wickiow,
Ireland, as recently as 1847. His
father was at one-time high sheriff
for the county Meath, and his mother
her off till morning. Wednesday i
morning, promptly at 8 o'clock, J as.
Hunter and Dora Evans were made
man and wife. Rev. J. W. McRoy
performed the ceremony in the jail
hail in the presence of about one
hundred spectators, officers, mem-
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
the daughter of Admiral Stewart, hers of the bar, jurymen, white col-
whn Rommandea tne united States weu auu luuiuersui. ouuu is iub.
frigate Constitution during the war
of 1812. He inherited the estate on . A iucia Explanation.
which he was born, and was educat- Texas sittings.
ed at narrow ocnooi, xungiana, anu Two Texas negroe dropped into
Magdalen College Of ChO University eW.trimt.v nnn dav during t.hftir rnn.
01 uamoriage, iu iou, no wb cicuu- versation.
ed member of Parliament tor Meath, What de debbel am dis heah tele
and represented that constituency graf anvhow? I don't understan' how
Luntil the general election of 1880, . f0ig make each udder understan
when he was returned tor three con- more den a hundred miles . off, as I
stituencies, including tne one ne naa aa heerd tell on." -
represented so long, lie preterrea lJ)ey jess works a leetle -masheen
to sxt for the city, or uorK. At tne at one eend, an' it writes at de udder
beginning pi nis pariiamentry career eend."
he was a member of the Irish . Home i don't sorter kotch on."
Our
Grii
Closing
fut Si
-OF-
nnnKUHKBE5 (DflcMMflnS
-STILL CONTINUES.-
did,
"Did you nebber tread on a dog's
tail?'
VOb couse I hah."
"Hit didn't bark wid his tail
he?" -
"Ob couse not.'
"Jess po wid de telegraf. De dog
bark wid his mouf at de udder eend.
Jess s'ponse a dog long enuff to reach
from Austin to San Antone.
; Tne French as Colonizers. ' .
Rule party, in which he soon rose to
eminence altaougn a rrotestant ana
nersonallv not popular with the lead
fng members In October of the
same year, he tounded and was maae
first Dresident or tne .national trisn
Land League. Simultaneously with
. 1 " - 1.1.. .W . - 1 UUI 1 wv. A a A KM
an agitation wuiuu iu ioou mauo iiix.
Parnell the supreme xrisnman ana
the virtual ruler of his country, ex
t.raordinarV' means of relief were
a don ted f orthe relief of Irish distress
in which both England . and the
TTnited States took a conspicuous Blackwood's Magazine.
narfc. In January,-1880, Mr. Parnell The French moral fibre is not
visited the United States and created strong enough to. withstand the ener
a feeling that crystalized itself in the vating and demoralizing effect of des
formation of Land League associa- based Oriental life. Instead of rais-
tions, which proved the main finan- ing the natives to their own ' level
cial support of , the home organiza they fall to the level of the natives
tion. He was ? subsequently chosen and by this process they lose all title
nresident of the Home Rule party in to respect as well as all the influence
place OI Jiir. ouaw. luwoiua tiuu j.ur guuu, wuiun huuuiu utiauu iiu lueui
niiva of 1880 Mr. Parnell and certain as belonging to a higher and a, Chna
of I hia T associates I were indicted for tian civilization; With the loss of
conspiracy, which resulted in a trial respect goes also the confidence of
hrnught to an indeterminate issue, the. natives in the justice and fair
but their virtual acquittal by the non- dealing offtheir conquerors, and the
agreement, of the jury. When he French have no other; weapon than
took his seat for Cork, the young tne cnasapot with wnioa to encoun
statesman was made . leader of the t ter the dislike and unwillingness to
Irish party in the House of Commons. J submit thus engendered.
' " we will offer this week at a great sacrifice,
100 Men's Suits at $5:00,
WORTH $10.00, $12.00 AND $13.0.
100 Boys' and Children's Suits from $2.00 up.
These are eitraoidlnary bargains and cannot be gotten anywhere else for
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But they must be closed out. We dont Intend to carry an orer, We make a clean sweep of every gar
ment every season, and do not take cost lntoconslderafic ; tnrty call will pay every eoonomlcal
purchaser.
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