A New Lmaof
FROII NEW
IB HEW OTkCiS
indies' Linen Hsjidtercniefs worth k, for 15 fcehls. flannel Drew Goods, all colors, Ufa
JfV.rTJ.K Mnta nr vnrri. Tjuv Htm of JacnnR.nl llaiinals. Look at oar Combination Suits In
52 rrind Rhadames. - 22-Inch Black Silk (all Silk) at
IswDtoandtLOOperjard. ,
in an lesdlog stiles deo Ftataerj. Trlr
ilee Tidies, all sizes from lOetoTJ cents each.
ajherj. Trimmings,
iace
Ladies' and Gents' Underwear,
T-iiinr noma Nice Camels Hair Goods. Look at the
Valises. Beady-made Clothing, Ladles' and
MOSQUITO CANOPIES AND FIXTURES "
AT COST. Large stock Ladles Newmarkets. Ylsltes, Busslan Circulars, etc.
iA'BMBISAVE8-fi.
A "THREE HAYS OPENING.
Thinking that the 'Goods can b displayed to
tetter adyaatage and wit greater satlslactlon to
the trade, I have adopted the foUowlng plan for
my annual Fall Openhag, whWh wlH lake place
Tuesday, October 6th.
First Day, Tuesday,
Will be devoted t flae display of Silks
yets.
and" v Vel-
Second Day, Wednesday,
Will show Woe ten Fabrics and new novelties In
Dress Trimmings.
Third Day, Thursday,
I will saewtne most elegant line el Ladles' Wraps
ever before a&own. Also House gralshlngsv &c -
Every One Cordially Invited to Attend
Remember the Time :
OCTOBER 6th, 7ttv and StU.
Respectfully,
T
OIUiSAS K. OARE CO.
25 S. CHARLES GTI7EET, DALTIMORE, MD. ,
MANUFAC-TURERS
PURE OAK LEATHER BELTING,
Dealers In ILUBBER. BELTING, PACKING HOSE, &c.
WLW mm S9 )
JEILA.CDE
, COLORED
C'lo:?
Minnsttv . .Ib
We are Agents for Elkin
Kei7 Jersey
YORK.
o
0
il JQO per Tart. Ill colon In Colored Silks at
Cnlnckets, Bral
Ltd, ftnttonii. Lm?a stride i
nea wis, ana
JfUlow Shams to match, v Large I
new Dor Collar for Ladles wew. Trunks,
Misses' Shoes trom Evltt & Bros ractory. -
ALEMKUDEC
The Most A ttractive Stock
Ever Offered in the State.
Boots,
MiSES, OUHHEUJS; : ETC.,
Is now being received and placed in position for
shownd sale at our old and well-known stand in
the First National Bank building, on West Tryon
street, uearlr opposite the Central and But ord
Hotels. . . . . ;
Call and Examine
For yourselves. Orders by Express or Mall prompt
ly attended to. .
. . PECIAl4XIES. .
ALMA POLISH and BUTTON'S RA
VEN GLOSS for Ladies' Fine Shoes.
fetail Co,
ids fee
vnnl
ves
AUUl
Slioes
ELats
COTTON, WOOIK and SAW SIII.Z. SVPPUES, &c
Boston Belting Co.'s
iKv . Rubber Beltincr
I Hoyt's Leather Belt.
ivil. vemun Demng. .
I Joseph Noones Sons
rtoiier oiasner and ,
: " Clearer Cloth.
iT, K. Earle's Card
. " Clothing &c
'die
Wool Yarn and Blankets.
gTj-misSs
SILKS.
C.
AT
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Ctocloflb C'CZZZZZ'J.
'"Tsintt. unr tss wjh,' soiarnaaas fcE2trrs to
80V, OXX.Y.VC3A
CnIcrfptIon to tie Cbserrc?
. DlXLYEDXTXOa. .,
En-laeorj.........;
7 tie week la the dty....
29
Fr the month......
Three raocHa
Elx months .. ........ 4X1
w22L! EDITION. .
t Jt laontht .... .. tV3
One rear..... Vii
in ciuns ol nve and over $LoU.
fl Deviation. From These Cce
Subscriptions always parable
In advaneetitQt
onlr in name bnt in fact
hrnrc nrriTATn ott in r?rxoi.ATrr.
xne svuuenv oi msiory ana pouiics j
ill find miirh in t.TiA'rtrfipnt fifs!ial
will rind much in thA'nresent social
r: i t::, j:fx .- -nO .a
BUU VUMUUU WMUIMUUS Ut IWitillUaa IV
etudr- Phflnhv teaches that eN
feet always follows cause, an the
ZTS'iSPZ
in that cduntrv furnish food for
thought. ' " 1 ' " ; i
It is hard to understand English
politics on this Bide of the Atlantic,
hnt in ft rnnntrr whAra a maiorit of
2aJ?s!5
the laws and customs are of Endish
! nr-ioin it. ia nnt.kinv Knt nAtiimt t.i.At.i
w fifimiM f aaI Hpflnl v intfirftstftd n
AlithAtAnnfirtainfltothe welfare; so-
riidiw. mnrallv and noliticallv. of the
English people.
The latest London dispatches report
that the "Tories are not yet ready to
begin the campaign for the supreme
acy in the next Parliament. -They
have, therefore, decided to ' postpone
dissolution till the 7th of December."
The reason given to the public for
this action is . that the difficulties
growing out of the enormous regis
tration under the enlargement of the
franchise require the extended time
for adjudication and adjustment,
The campaign, when it doesi open,
will be the fiercest and most thor-
oiiehlv contested ever fouehtinGreat
Britain. Everv voter in the country
will probably be reached and inter- 9utro1 oi , th government them
ested. Those, now Dossessine the seves' ? ; -
franchise are badly enough muddled,
for the Churchill Tories are courting
the Irish Home Rule vote while the
Radicals are clamoring for the main
tenance of the empire's integrity.-
"The two million men enfranchised
by Mr; Gladstone, as a rule, belong to
a class much inferior in intelligence
to ; any that have heretofore naa a
voice in iBritish affairs. They have
never, as a rule, had any interest in
public questions, and never had occa
sion to learn anvthine:at all - about
nnlitins' Whfin the United States en
franchised the black f reedmen hardly
finn nno vntArrt wr added to the list:
When thev began to vote they were
influenced by a sentiment which
was practically unanimous among v"ie londa, as ascertained dy ren
them, and which wa at the time at cent statistics published by J . P. Var
laaot .-nfoiiiVonf. tmk o-pftt.itiiflA Rut niwi, secretary . of the Jacksonville
Wno-iflnd has ftftflnddenlv added nearly
three times : as many voters to her
suffrage list, and the addition; cer
tainly contains a ; larger- mass of ig
norance. While eratitude to the
Liberal party for the franchise may
awe manv of these new voters, it
would be folly to calculate upon it as
a feeling which will prevail with any
large portion oi them. Practical Jy
the whole number have no decided
political leaning. They will be lib
eral or Tory, according to the influ
ences brought 'to bear upon them,
the result of r the coming election
will be stupendous upon the destiny
of England. It may decide whether
the English trade policy shall be free
or protective: whether church and
State shall be divorced or remain
united; whether unification or disin
tegration of the empire shall ensue;
whether great Britian shall continue
to interfere : in foreign affairs and
remain among the first powers, or
hold '; aloof and fall . back . into
the second rank. : ; It , may - decide,
even whether aristocracy in England
shall continue." and whether, the
throne shall remain. ' All these ,are
now live questions, and . it does ap
pear to be an extraordinary thing
that the Parliament which may be
called upon to settle some, if not all,
of these momentous issues will take
its temper from the chance , way in
which a majority of the 2,000,000 new
and uneducated voters may cast their
first ballots," for it .fair , to assume
that before the close ot the campaign
the parties will have arrayed the old
lines, and that the issue will be de
cided by the new ballots.
"Even- now, two months : before
dissolution, there are 1126 candidates
alrerdy in the ' field, contesting for
the 500 seats belonging to England in
the House of Commons. Nearly ev
cry czzi u bcisj ccatcctJJ. Thei o
era rzzar instances in which eever&l
candidates are conttirvr the earae
constituency. In this letter rcrrect.
however, the Libtrcls era at present
wcrw divided thm the Tories. The
latter are under much better discip
line, and their party cit3 are bend-
tn&g?ir energies to prevent party.
'The ParneUitea remain united and
independent of alliance. It is admit
ted, however, evenlry Liberal news-
tipers, that if Mr. Parnell succeeds
in making a bargain with the Tories
to stand with them upon a common
piatiorro. tne itenu raalontv will
o rrw. 0
gether."
The Dolittcal PAmnaifrn of '85 is but
a. t : - m ,
....
vuo weginmog oi cne ena.
' neumversaispreaaoi indulgence
bargain -consioto of fresh goods !
aristocracy.
Social and political conditions have
arisen which cannot be set aside by
the ipse dixit of the Queen.
wwing w me meviia-
Parliament, bo wing to the inevita-
oeiore.
; Power never yields except under
the direst necessity.
uence wis extraorainary extension
suffrage has been granted because
it could not be denied. .
And why could it not be ?' longer
denied! , " - t
Because the ruling classes of Great
Britain, founded away back in, the
- w
dark ages, on the basis of the old feu
dal system, is no longer suited to the
wants, wishes or government of an
intelligent people. . " j
Because the spirit oi freedom' born
of the principles iacornorated v in
Magna Charta wrested from ; King
I Tl ' it. , ?
uuuu are a88eruu inemseives ; wun
a power and force, such as has y not
en Ieic m lQe history ot tae world.
because ine people ot ureat Britain
are graauaiiy ana peaceiuiiy tafcing
Because toe system ot
landed es
tates, and the laws of primogeniture
are no longer suited to the progress
of the people. 4
, Because the English aristocracy
have ruled Britain for a thou-
S3Jld years withan ir?n hand, and
the masses of the people will no long
er submit to it.
' These are a few of the reasons why
2,000,000 voters were added to the
voting population by the Gladstone
government.' r
And tnese are a tew ot tne reasons
e English Revolution must go
on unul tne people are rree.
The annual death rate of Jackson
Board of Trade is 14 to the 1,000
habitants; New ; York's rate is 25,
Washington 26, Norfolk 21, Boston
21, Providence 20, Chicago 16, New
Orleans 50, Savannah and Charleston
30. . Charlotte's death rate as ascer
tained by the mortuary report of the
keepers of the cemeteries, including
the colored population, is not over
10. per a, 000. It is, as far as we
know.' one of the healthiest cities in
the United States.
. ' A Chinese Farm House.
The ; Chinese farm i house is a curious
looking abode. . Usually it is sheltered
with - groves of feathery ' bamboo and
thick spreading banyans. ' The walls are
of clay: or woodland the interior of, the
house consists of one main room, extend
ing' from the floor to the. tiled roof, ;With
closet looking apartments' in the corners
for Sleeping rooms. There is a sliding win
dow in the roof, made of cut oyster
shells arranged in rows, while the ; side
windows are mere woodenshutters." The
floor is the bare earth, where at night
fall there often gather together a miscel
laneous family of i dirty children, fowls,
ducks, pigeons' and a litter of - pigs, all
living 1 together hv delightful harmony.
In some districts infested ' by marauding
bands, hpuses are - strongly fortified by
high Vails,; containing apertures- for"
firearms and protected by a moat crossed
by a rude drawbridge. '
Across the
to ihe Far
On steamboats, cars, etage coaches, Hostetters
Stomach iiit:ts is &;ri-'das tbe most important
item nrn.p rxxz -wAtex of tne travelling put-
itc. ; t.ackLh water of Its hurt--
ful pro-erUf f i eenbie flavor, counteracts the
pemici"ijt f r i - -i,t tTomacfc o bad or tn.-
dh;etlble 'H !. ..vairrs. heartourn and
winl B i c r- i It Is a fine defense agalr st
mal'n ':.!-. : . "' t!e fcffecta of exces
siv b'-sit. ttfU'TWr ':.iHi' i r iit vts s.ck headache,
snrt Is tin to. 'U;- jfav:ie rure for )8tive"ess and
blllltiU'iias.f . TLe - j-ar.euo of travel often tells
most disastronslf npon lnvalMs and convalescents,
occasional;? to stifili an extent as to jeopard'ze life.
Persons in feetl health, a;.prehrT.stve. of bad ef
fects from travel. vjiU. It provided with the Bitters,
be tar less libel to have their fears realized. .
warn
-A-cLvise
i-XT 1 a. ii
unless it is a ceasonaDie one
Unless it id just the article they want !
THE LADIES1
pn n - T1 fl
-LjlW3eCi WmQU . cUGIfCSyO
Which we offer this week at prices that can
not be
Seasonable
Goods you
Last but
. 95 CENTS
Will : buy this veek our
regular line of 1.40 Jer
seys, black and colored :
$2.00
Will buy this week a black
Pan Back Jersey worth
2,50, e,..t v m : v -
$2.60
X
Will buy this week a black
Jersey, Vest Front, trim
med with Hercules Braid:
fan back, well w orth $2. 2 5.
. $3.50
Will buy this week heavy
weight - black Jersey, fan
back, good value at $4.25.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Mail Orders will be promptly filled, but at the ' above prices ONLY if
received by Saturday, October 10th, included. -":-.-.
laiffliaii
CORHEB CEHTBAL HOTEL. .
- . ..' . ; . ; - :; -. ;
CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
, 'HATS,-".
u
egan
JJttJSf r-JUPBHBl
V
We are offering the very . finest of Foreign and American
manufacturers. Our stock is the largest, most varied and
best yet shown, and represents all the choicest patterns and
latest : designs in IVIensV TouthsV Boys' and Childrcns
Clothing. -
Worsted Cork Screw Cassimerei and Diagonal Suits,
Sacks, Cutaways, Double and Single Breasted. -
Children's Norfolk Suits. . - -
Plain and -Fancy Knit Underwear. ,
; Latest and correct styles of Soft and Stiff Hats.
These gdod's'have been specially - manufactured for this
season's trade. An early visit of inspection will insure to our
customers a choice of selection and correct fit
W. KA.XJiri AM &CO -
in -fi
i n
fl Tl fT
matched
;
need, and '-; .
not least, fresh goodsr
Will-:; buy this "week ouk
regular line of - f 2,25 Jer
seys, black only and fate
OB
m
9
a;
ft
a
OB
ft
09
back. ". "r - ,
. v, ' ' $2.35 - :".
Will buy this week a surje'
rior quality of black Jersey
which is cheap at 2.75.
, r ,S2J5 ;
Will buy , this week Black
Jerseys richly braided and
fan back. 'J hey are a bar
gain at $3.50. :;r -J
$5.00 ONLY
For a heavy Tailor-made
Black Jersey of perfact fit.
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