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i, VOLUME XXXIV. CHARLOTTE, N. C, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 12; 1885. PRICE FIVE QKNTS. ANOTHER EOT OF gfte Tiavlotte OtBernc& - "THCTH. LIKg THX SUW, SOICBTIMES SUBMITS TO BB OBSCDBKD, BUT,' LXKS THE SDN, OMLY FOR A TUB." . Subscription to the Oterrer. DAILl EDITION. Single copy .. 5 cents. By the week In the city. 20 By the month. . . "... TO . Three months...... $200 Six months.. 4.00 i One year ......... 8.00; . . . ' WEEKLY EDITION. ' LADIES' MISSES' "" CHILDREN'S CLOAKS ggj...-. ..OTa One year L75 in clubs of five and over $1.50. i No Deviation Front These Rules Subscriptions always Dayable in advance, not i only In name but In fact. " - UNDERCLOTHING, i Its Hygienic Uses and Hints on the Material to. Use. of " ;'- , WiL Hammed, M. D l.i New York Morning JJJJJJJJ rrnntm made out 2111 UWIIMIl'' 'S'SJklSQ , lthe first place I may say that in of.ie necessary to irritate the ekin it is bet ter to make use of a mustard plaster or Jblister and not to divert the cloth ing from its proper objects, v Under clothing should be made pit-white material. Theoretically, blacl.V6uId be preferable for winter use,:ait is a better non-conductor of heat and a better absorber of moisture taari" any other color, other things beirfg qual ; but it would probably be difficult to get people to clothe themselves in clothing of this color or to find tbe necessary articles in the shops. It is tbe fashion now to have all the underclothing made of the knit man terial called "stockinet," but I am quite sure that flannel shirts and drawers, such as our ancestors used, are preferable for winter use, and a mixture of wool and cotton for sum -mer. The chief objection to stock inet is that the garments made of it fit too close to the skin to be comfor table or to fulfill all the objects to be obtained from underclothing. When, to v&w:ybii; If I! nnr rlimfttft anmpt kitirt nf nnHnrokh. Person who 18 to wear them thev . W.VWfc. I . ' - " me; should be worn bv man. wotnaa cannot be so formed as to embrace me Doay as ugnuy as tnougn tney were made . of India rubber. Strata of air, therefore, are formed at vari ous points, and these help to retain the heat. If stockinet be used, the articles made of it should be large And roomy, and should not therefore nt close to the skin. -, ' -i k if W. 4'. s ! v ; t , ' t-IWTWW.'llWWOM- v fair,-. y: t a SJ13L1IM3. '0 -AND - Underwear -:ot- GENTLEMEN'S MEETKO VESTS at $.m .75 100 1.25 1.50 2,00 I ALL WOOL -flP- SOITS at $3.00 s and 5 children5 all the ? year around. summer as well as winter, -although, of course, it should vary in character with the Season. There are doubtless many: who wear nothing of the Sort, wmier ana summer, ana wno nave thus far escaped ' all ill consequence.1 or at least think -they ' have. -In all probability, however, they are deceiv . ing themselves. They - may riot ! yet have 8uff eredrjous: inconvenience fromieir neglect tb orbperiy l6the them8elves,"buvthey are quite cer tainly; even: though be pruceft9 goes on slowly, weakening their resisting powers i and are ; hence i reudering themselyes lessjcapable of bearing up against trie attacks which morbta ms SIFTING8. The Eliza, a vessel loading at Que. oec, is aeciarea Dy tne Toronto uiodo to have seen a century and a half of active service, and to: be . yet a staunch and hand3ome craft, r All the publ-c schools of Savannah, Ga., are crowded to excess, and with 0 ! H1TI Af A flaence?, lare cqnsta 1 1 V il li 111111 TJlW8 ftemi Wft-Pj toj ia the past ;few days one hundred ."fit ti.fs4 SI Are Extra Good Ya'ue. LADIES' it MERINO VESTS at II it 4 " all wool $.50 .75 , 100 1.25 150 1.75 Children's Tests and Pants, all . sizes from 18 to 34 inches. The best stock of , IAD1ES' KM CH1LDEINS HOSIERY The most sapurb 8 ock of Goods consisting of BooTs.fr. a '. shoes, BOOTb, . , SHOES, boots, ;VAA y SHOES,: s A HATSr- v , , . vTBUNKS, vUV.HAT8ia.A:'i.,-J.v.vi TRUNKS, .. ....HATS, .., . . TRUNKS, " : v; GRIP SICKS, GKtP SACKS, ' , , . -t GEIP SACKS, . VALlSESj -' i-. -i T ' UMBttELLlS. VALISES, UMBRELLAS. VALINES, : UMBRELLAS. Etc, Etc.. Etc, " Ever offered In the State, is now ready for show and sale at our old and we' 1 known store In tbe First National Bank EuiMing, nearly opposite the Central and Buford Hotels. We respectfully Invite buyers to examine for themselves. , ; LADIES' FINE DRESS BOOTS, LADIES' FINE DttK.SS BOOTS, LADIES' FINE DRESa. BOOTS. M.SSES' FINE DRESS BOOTS, - v MISSES' FINE DRE3S BOOTS, MISSES' FINE DRESS BOOTS, CHILDREN3' FINE BOOTS AND BALS, CHILDREN--. FINE BOOTS AND BAL8, CHILD RENS' FINE BOOTS AND BALS, SPRING AI WEGJEI sudden, and -severe as to require' all the, vital strength of the organism to combat them, and if .'the body be not properly, protected; the danger is m creased. Even' with .all the care that l ean be exercised; the barriers are, of ten broken down., - There are many men and woiiien within my personal knowledge who cannot even lor a single day omit their customary woolen shirts or '. ')r ". 8 1 ill Are making their promise good by explaining the cause of TH UNUSUAL REDUCTIONS offered by 1-them last week, and the many lines of goods, which are yet to be run out at greatly reduced pyices, . ' ' w 1 mj&WIS. SCHETSS. XTESILtEo co iar, tms oeason. but expected to do better, aa wahavft. bought heavier than we usually buy, thereby causing an, accumulation of goods, or a :3 Which we must dispose of, if low prices will aid V usv hi- ridding ourselves of it. !' -P. auaerJIromfiHght ailments eachne and: fifty 'applicants have been refus of which debihtatesUhe system; vad- ed admission for want of room in th yanemg age niai?e8 cpem j aiore sus- schOowi nantihlA on1 nr loOr nnniirvAMA 1 - niaiiriav voanVtr' ' n enma rf Viov A citizen of Andersonville, Gd" in riiirfiW't4kPi-tfiAm AnWn 1882 caught a very ! small ; opossum, Th nhano.AQ in rti. niim.ta i rt marked it. and let it ga A few days agu uo uaugu luCjSauic upuoouui nibu in 200 yards of where he caught' him three years' ago,' and he now weighs eight pounds, s : .-w . Mr Wm: Jones, who lives in Vene zuela 2,700 miles away came to Vir ginia and voted "at Kichmond an un scratched Democraiic ticket. ALL. WOOL, DOUBLE WIDTH DRESS FLANNELS, Reduced away down to periyard. ' 4. If. : i as. PABi' WOOL 34 In. DHESS FLAWELS,' GOOD WEIGHT, These are aown to 15c. ner :' .vard. (WmWeft mianfi'Hr 1 i. U "7 T -" -j-.j , y Ail the gambling houses in Cincin nati wereraided Monday night and sev drawers without contracting a cough era! wagon loads of ,mea were taken i --t 'a v : 1 t.rt t.h a rolifA station. - 4 or Decoming suojecc xo meumaiic or In the city. Children's Ribbed Hose from 12ic up. f. Us mmim. Gents Fine Silk Stiff and Soft Hats. ALMA POLISH and BUTTON'S RAVEN GLOSS DRESSING for Ladies' and Chttdrens' Shoes. nenraigic pains une or tnese is a gentleman holding a high office tin der the Government ot. the United States. He dislikes the sensation of wool next to ms sum, and nas re peatedly tried to harden himself to the point of being able to dispense with the thick flannel shirt that his wife insists upon his wearing. As i often, however, as he has made the attempt he has as often been obliged after a few hours abstinence to return to tne disagreeable garment, ror a gentle reminder comes to him in the form of a slight stitch in his side while he is sniffing the fresh morning air on his way to his office. By the few blocks. 7 time that he has gone a whether upon foot or in his carriage, era! of the New England States it is most painful for him to breathe, the largest yield ever known. to the police station. A regular exodus of Portlanders from the Shenandoah, Pa , region has be&un. A colon? of them, num bering about! 70,, left 'yesterday for Gillespie, ill., and it is understood a large number will leave .next week for thesame place. 1 v-r-v v , . Secretary Endicott has sent instruc tions to military commanders who are stationed in the neighborhood in which uprisings against the Chinese are apt to occur to have their troops in readiness to enforce the provisions of the President's proclamation issu ed Saturday. The apple crop this year in the State of New York, as well as in sev- was The rem flnMnniw I III III ill Mill, l y ii r xi x v li am. .yv ? IIVI'lll ll'l1 It. I and tne sunering goes on increasing until he is forced to go home and put on the protecting shirt, very much to bis wife'a delight at tne fulfillment of her predictions. Silk is hot the best material with which to make underclothes so far as concerns their healthpreserving qualities, whatever may be its ad vantages so far as beauty and imme diate comfort are concerned. The chief object of underclothing is the retention ot the natural heat or the body in such a way that low temper atures and sudden changes will not affect the surface. Several years ago fruit is of excllent quality. The avs erage price is about $1.35 a barrel. Out or this has to come the price of the barrel, leaving the net price of the fruit about $1 a barrel. Mrs. C. M. Walker, of Wildwood, Fla., has in her possession a baby dress which is seventy five years old and has quite a history. .It was the first dress ever worn by her f atheri John W. Barr, who was born in Scot land, and is now a citizen of Oak well Camden county, Ga. Mr. Barr, was the father of eleven . children, all of whom have worn this dress. I performed some experiments which The closing of the bars on election went to show beyond any doubt that day in Massachusetts worked like a silk is below wool in its power to pre- charm everywhere. In Boston the vent the loss ot heat rrom the body, ponce authorities were astonisnea. and very little superior to cotton. In- During October the number of deed, nothing is in this respect pre- "drunks" berore the ponce courts av- ferable to wool, and of this material eraged forty two daily. On the all underclothing meant for winter morning after ' the election it was - 1 - UorJ HUUU1U UC UICLKJXJ J. 14 fsii 1 1 1 1 nni a 1UUUU bJ-iair uui.y dcvcu aiiwuo wi Wp have SOUie OI til e HlOSt CleSlfable gOOUS mixture of wool and cotton, called drunkenness had been made, asmall- very hot weather silk is not desirable, for atleast seven years. xwx xv o c x,vj uvUxx Vi Near k iaaimmo H' ft Inah WAAlr ft the perspiration as wool, and allows nmnn 'oi Q meooay w ueKepo iu aataue nou Noticed a large hawk pounce down very remote-from that known; as upon and fiAis talons in the body parboiled. Wool, however taking f w k gnak The snake imm up uueawio mui0 uum uuo diatelv coiled itself around the hawk's Doay, exposes n to iub atuwspuere, t - d thft c( A further reduction will be made m mm mm in the Market and T3HES1T ; "MlUxWI? E5E3 SOILi. wo ofFn tn inart t.Jtnfi on what we have, and tho time has come for a final closing out. This will ba a great week for bargains at our house. TYSON & JONES 0 ART H A G E. N. C, FINE BUGGIES AND PHAETONS. LARGE AND THE ! WE CLAIM TO BE ABLE TO COMPETE SUCCESSFULLY, IN PRICE AND QUALITT, WITH r, BEST MANUFACTUBEBS IN TBE NOBTH AND WEST. 4, ? For sale by A. C. nutelilson Ac Co., Cli&rlott, W. C. Tan OiWen & woitb, Ashville, if. C, W. Smitkdeal, S-iIlsDnry, xi, FOB DURABILITY, STYLE AND FINISH, WE ABE UNSURPASSED. : : TYSON. & JONES, Carthage, N. G neck, and the contest of life and death began. After watching them for sometime, the gentleman got out, threw them into his buggy and then drove to a neighbor's several miles distant. The contestants each still retained their grip on the other, chough both were yet alive. They were then dispatched. The estate of Kate Townsend, bet ter known as ' 'The Queen of the Courtesans." who was killed in JNew Orleans about two years ago by her reputed husband, Troisville Sykes, is aeain in court. The lawyers have . - . hftB hftftn said that the dve stuff used succeeded in finding a sister of the Elegant V arietyl for the purpose of producing the col- dead woman in Ireland, and have . . . . . . ' I m Aer rrr fl 1 xL the skin than the other substances was vaiuea at szuu,uuu. csyites, tne emnloved, but, even if this were true murderer of Kate Townsend, washer and I am strongly inclined to ques heir by will. tion the correctness ot the statement it would be no reason for using red- colored undergarments in preference l to an to brown or, w nice, as is noi irrita tion to the skin that is wanted when we put on underclothing, but protec tion irom com anu suuaen vicissis tudes of temperature. When it is it is evaporated, and, the process be ing a cooling one, keeps the skin from becoming overheated. No under clothing should ever be so thick as to ' . F . A. prevent iree passage or me cutane ous excretions and the atmospheric air. The skin requires ventilation as well as do the lungs. Chamois-skin undergarments, 'perforated" or un- perforated, are abominations. j . 7 i .. il. j..J-. .. a . A. notion exists tnat reu is a particr ularly advantageous celor to give to the undershirts and drawers worn m verv cold weather. , There is no foun dation in fact for such an idea. It -r NOW ON HAND. WO A CARD. aresufferlne from errors and India cretlons of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, 1(wm of manhood. Ac. I will send a recipe that wul cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy wam discovered by a missionary in south America. Send self addressed envelope to Bxr. Jobkfh T. nui, Station D, New York. . geU8deodwlr ; - CHECKED DOUBLE BBEfiig GOODS, NEW EFFECTS Well worth 40c per yard, redticed: to 2j?e. ; , ;r; At A FULX, '111! E OF 21 In. TllICOTDnESS GOQDS !T the marvellously low J price, ; of 6c. per vj yard. :o:- Until farther fjOTICE we have reduced our 90. 'cents' all-wool Ingrains to 75 cents per yard. We have just re ceived a fine line of 20 cent and 25 cent carpets. OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS AT WILIi ONCE. DO WELL TO OnDEB CHARLOTTE, N. C. MAIL OEDEE3 SOLICITED. w kufman & C0RHER CEHTRAL HOTEL. CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. itat Fa IP1EIEDD. mm "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 Mens, Youths', Boys' and Childrens Clothing. v Worsted Cork Screw Cassimere and Diagonal ; Suits Sacks, Cutaways, Double and Single Breasted. Children's Norfolk Suits. Plain and Fancy Knit Underwear. ; . v . Latest and correct styles of Soft and Stiff Hats. These good'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. kxjitm: an &cb .... . . , ..(,- w ; . . . , . (-' . j liEADUIG CXOTZOESS. . : ;'V :i t :t I ! , v. ii 5 !?! M u - i ' "i 1 'A i P ! 's j Hi- ' :i ii !!; , it;.- it 'i t k 'l .i ! '' u ! K :.- . i- i .--v. 1 t.-3 . . Hi! ; U h -".'v ' ii ' i'fi; ! 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