was
A GENUINE BOOM IN TRADE
Remember only 21 days oi the special sale now. Come this week every
body and see what we are offering. ....".-' . '
Prices never before known in the . DRY GOODS TRADE. Come and
fiee, whether you buy or not. Will take pleasure in showing. ' '
BLA NKETS !
BLANKETS AT $'. 1. 50 PER PAIR.
; 2.25
4
3 00
" 4.00
5.00
v'. .6.00
l - 7.50
" 9.00,
1 ' 10.00.
4f 15.00
-:o:-
At Popular Prices.
ieci7'
At a big Sacrifice.
Arctic and Rubber " Overshoes.
WOOL HOSE FOB
, Ladifs and Children.
Flannel Underwear
In all Grades:.
T.L.SE
G IV E U S
Teina" now better !! nemred
Trade, we cordially invite a visit from all. Be assured it
always gives us pleasure to
i don't hfH.if.ftf a 1-mt: rrmA ftlnnc ' Wa,
TMJWNTiri' TTftnm i j
o nuojtii. mso unusual inaucements m me jusuy
Celebrated "Matthew
1. 4.: EClSSlLISlS . 6 : f . :
3g- L KEESLEB, ) ' Formerly with " 1
wiiisurn, Alexander Harris. -B.P
happv t Farmerlywlth 1
ir.nAttKi, jHargraves&Aleiander. , . . '
TYSON & JONES
CAR T EA
FINE v'
BUGGIES :
-AND-
PHAETONS.
y CLAIM TO BE ABLE TO COMPETE SUCCESSFULLY. TN PBICE AND QTJALTTT, WITH THE
BEST MANUFACTOBERS IN THE NOBTH AND WEST. F-iJ
.. TYSON &" JONES. Carthage, N. C-
, . o
CP
, First National Bank Building,
South Tryon Street, - ; - Charlottie, N. C.
. - , 7 DEALERS IN -
L'adies'jMisses' and Children's
, , FINE
BITTTON, CONGRESS k LACE SHOES.
Gents' Fine Hand-Made and Machine Sewed
BOOTS, BUTTON AND LACEBALS;
' , BflYS',. AK YOlJTHSVv V.
BINE BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL GBADE3
GENTS', FINE
Silk, Soft and Stiff Hats.
TRUCKS,
YALISES and I
GRIPSACKS,
UMBRELLAS OF ALL KINDS.
SHOE. !BL ACKING and BRUSHES;
ALMA and RAVEN GLOSS
SING for Ladies' Fine Shoes.
Stock al ways kept full . and
up to the demand. "
OEDEBS BY MAIL OB EXPBES3 PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO. t
Pet am k Co.
A G A LL
to mefit thft wants of the
, -
ntill ViavA fiTiAnial hfircainn in OHIL-
. it. - a1 - - "
Patenf'Kid Glove
y . ' .. " ; '.' .' - . '
G Ev N. C,
LARGE
- AND '.
Elegant y ariety
NOW ON HAND.
TT
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Site &frxx&tt& Ohstvntx.
"Tbuth.ukx tkb suit, sometimes submits to
kx obscukkd, but, leks thjb sun, only fob a
TOOL"
7 Subscription to the Obserrer.
, DAILY EDITION
ein3e copy!. ........... Scents.
BytlieweekUi thed. 23
By the month.. :.. .... ... 73v : i
Tfcee months ..$200 .- .
Six months. i.., 4.00 " ;
Que fear .... .. .... .... .... .... .... .... : 8.00 '
WEEKLY EDITION.
Thseeonth8.... ' 60 eeota.'
ftixmocifiis $1X0 v.,
itoe jear... 4. L75 I
In cit of five and orcriLSO.
No Xria.tlon From These Ztales
Subscriptions always payable
only la name but In fact.
in advance, not
WOMAS'8 Rir.nTS.
Wecessltj- of
liood IHxfi.
a Care Free Moth
Stavretfa JSloquent
7Plea,--, ' . , h-
Mrs Hellen E.: Starrett makes the
following eloquent plea ? in behalf of
women's right to be cared for, to be
generously supported and .kindly
protected when she becomes a wife
and mother: "The woman who.
when circumstances require it, can
take care .of herself is a - truly ack
mirable anl delightful person to
meet. - . She encourages our hearts to
feel that our daughters may be fitted
by proper education to meet the
emergencies of life cheerfully, brave
ly and successfully. But it Js prob
able that we all feel, when planning
for the future of our daughters, that
if they are called upon to fulfill the
whole of woman's , natural destiny; if
they become wives and. mothers, their
normal condition, and that which
would be the most favorable to their
own happiness arid complete and
harmonious development would be
that of bemg cared tor Iu this cons
dition, as in all rmht conditions, thev
are entitled to all the rights and priv-i
lieges, and navi all thtj claims upon
the respect and kindness of mm that
could possibly be claimed or awarded
to the moss enterprising and auccess
ful ' workers v among women" iu any
department of the world's works.
"Colonel Robertlngersoll says that
women .have all the rights that men
have and one more, the right of be
ing protected. In this statement he
shows discrimination and "genuine
politeness; in that he did not use the
common phraseology and say the
right of being supported. . A mail has
no more business to eay he supports
his w ife than he . has to - say he sup i
ports his partner or his clerks. .Air
good wivea tender a full quid pro quo
in the partnership or the home, even
though they do nothing but make it
pleasant and meet their husbands on
heir return from business with a
smile. A young woman hv virtue of a
fine education and natural abilities is
as a teacher able to earn $1,000 a year
A young fellow asks her to relinquish
this and join him in founding a home,
her part in it being, perhaps, mainly
to stay in the house and oveilook tbe
housekeeping. She may consent to
do so, with most happy results both
to herself and him; but one essential
element in - her . happiness ' must be
that by so doing she does not place
herself in a position that shall create
a painful sense of dependence: There
is no ,highspirited woman who can
endure without pain such an attitude, ;
yet there is no rightly constitutea
woman who does not, under the right
conditions, .enjoy having all ,her
temporal wants supplied and being
cared for and protected.
" An earnest and thoughtful writer
upon social questions of the deepest
importance says wnat tnis country
most needs is a leisurely, happy and
carefree motherhood. The period
when a mother has her little ones
around her knees ought to be the
happiest of her life. But when ma'
ternal cares press a stronger hand
than hers should ward off all other
cares and trials that would oppress
her or interfere with her'care of her
children. This is the period when
women's most sacred right is that of
being cared for and protected. Alasl
that to so many mothers the period
of maternity is one of being over
burdened physically and mentally
and of unrest and sorrow of spirit.
And this condition is one from which
in a maionty oi cases, sne cannot
rescue herself. . She may need recres
ation, change, help m her labors and
many other things in order to a
healthful condition cf mind ani
body. But she lacks the strength
and energy to provide herself with
them. Mere is the opportunity ior
the good husband. Here is the chance
to bind his wife to him with "hooks
of steel:" here is the time to show
that he appreciates what is due to
woman in the mst important rela
tion of life. But in order to do this
he must render this homage, not as
one who gives to a dependent, but
rather -as one who brings glad tribute
to a.sacred altar.'7
" The People's Protest. '
. "For dental trash, our hard-earned cash y
. Too long we've spent In vain.1 !.
vv.v But henceforth won't, TorSOZODONT
v '. : The teeth preserves that's plain. , ,
vThe . . Pearly Substance:
of the teeth Is brittle. SOZ0DONT, composed ex
cluslvely oi hjglenlc vegetable elements, and con
taining no solvent, Is the only article which, while
whitening the enamel, preservs its soundness.
Spaulddig'sGLub makes troken things stronger
than ever.
Gents, to make a good appearance, should have
shapely loosing reei. 'jcmw ucung snoes, con
aTPiic.terf on Kctentlnc principles cover ud defects,
and at the same time develop all the good points
in one'B feet, .ior these reasons, and lor ease and
comfort., always ask your dealer ior the "HAN AN
shoe hy tar the best ever made. A. E. RANKIN
4 BBO. agents for Charlotte . . reblldeod
TIH; TX70 OASIS.
'A lie XXeetings in Cincinnati Led.
by Her Sam Jones and Mr.
Small..
Cincinnati, Jan. 16. Already the
meetings here under the leadership of
j-vv. .oixw jouea are Becoming tne
leiding topic of the season and give
promise of producing the most pro
found religious era ever known in
the history of this city. - The news
papers frankly admit that he won
upon the confidence of the people in
his first utterances and that the haps
py impressions he made are widen
ing and deepening with - every ser-'
vice. His open, unstrained manner,
his earnest words of sympathy.' love
and eolicitude, and his perfect faith
have completely captured for him
the hearts of all who have heard him
He has "at once ? conquered all the
popular prejudices that garbled
newspaper account might have en
gendered. The eager crowds who
are thronging Trinity church are not
the usual first night's crowds of curi
osity seekers.; The spirit of religious
interest is fully manifested and the
situation at this early stage of the
meetiug is.f ull of - '
4 - Iglobious pbomises op SUCCESS. ;
The Enquirer said editorially, after
giving a few "pointers," .that in his
tussle with Satan in - Cincinnati, we
are decidedly on the side of Sam
Jones. ' . , :
The Commercial said of the initial
service that "the church was crowds
ed to its capacity, despite the weathv
er, and the famous preacher reached
-the hearts of his ' hearers," rand also
reported "flattering irdications for a
great revival." .
, The iSiih' said: , ' .
Before he had talked five' minutes
ha had that large assemblage, at , his
mercy.:' r He was so frank; so free, so
unaffected, the words came in such
purity that every one. was charmed,
Sara'Jbnes is a" wonderful man in his
ownjpeculiarLway. The audience was
really- impressed and delighted by the
wonderful discourse. '
The Evening Telegram says:
- sam Jones opened the Liord s cam
paign against the devil ; last night ?
His fettack was vigorous and full of
fire. " The individual sinners received
broadside: after broadside. Cincin
nati fcan stand a go d deal of reform
atio4 and still show Sodom several
tricfejs. ; -We wish "Mr. Jones suc
cess. - ' . . ' ,
The Evening Po3t, in commenting
says: -
In manner,be is perfectly natural.
He dresses looks and 'talks plainly.
Youliear no gorgeous, high-flown
periods,1 from ; bim. "His speech is
pureEnglish; about seventy five per
cetiV'f his words are monosyllables,;
anfcoii?, too; mat nave only one
meaning. He thinks clearly and log
ically, and his experience in address
ing juries is now doing: him good
service in aiming straight at tne
mark. - "
The Times Star, quotes the strong
est points of the sermon and re -
marks: . ,
It was extremely entertaining and
ull of epigrammatic sentences which
was thoroughly enjoyed by the listen
ere.. - - x ' i. ' ' X . -i : . v ; ,
- , WHERE HE IS HEARD. .
Rev: Dr Joyce, the pastor of Trin
ity church, -says :
These are not only the largest con -
gregatibns that have ever attended
revival services in lois ciiy, wiiuiu
my knowledge, ;. but they are made
uoof the finest class of Cincinnatians
and of people 4 who are : seldom
reached i by . the ' preachers a and
churches. , - - I ' . ' '
The large number of ministers in
attendance at each service are evir
dently interested in the great work
and are ready with 1 responsive
'aniens.
- MB JONES SERMON
Mr. Jones has filled ' the appoints
ments up to this time, pioneering the
way for the continuous " and " heavy
work ahead" 'Mr.Small is prepared to
go forward with his assignments when
reacned.ana tneprooaouities are tnai
as no availablehall in the city will hold
the people double services will be
held in . separate churcbe3. Every
agency will be used that , grace pro-?
vides to make tnis meeting o
wonderful and k permanent good re
sults. "
The sermon last night- on the de
mands of the situation and-the duty
of Christians in Cincinnati in the
present emergency, was one of unus
ual ferver and'power. . It "created a
decided sensation among the people,
and caused many, persons to grow
serious with .unusually pertinent
thoughts about their own livev and
daily examples. The effect of the
sermon f will .,. be . creat upon , the
future Droeress of the work , in this
kitv. -
Mr. Sam Small wul lead tne noon
day Draver meetings of the Young
Men's Christian ? Association this
week. -' .
. . . bkinV diseases 1 Cured.
By Dr. Frazler's Magfc OlntmenL Cures as If by
Magic, pimples, black heads or grubs, blotches and
eruptions on the face, leaving the skin clear and
beautiful. Also cures itch, salt rheum, sore nlp
nles. sore lips, and old, obstinate ulcers. Sold by
druggists, or mailed on receipt of price, BOents
Sold bv T, C. 8mith A Co. x feb24deodwu ,
Dauhter Wives and Ifl others
Wft emohatlcallv euarantee Dr. Marchlsl's Cath-
olicon, a Female Remedy, to cure female diseases,
such as ovarian troubles, Inflammation and ulcera
tion, falltng and displacement or bearing down
feeling, irregularities, barrenness, change of life,
leucorrncea, oesiaes many wtsuuiessea spruigin!
fvnm the above, like headache, bioa lng. soma
weakness, sleeplessness, nervous debility, palpita
tion of the hf art, &c For sale by druggists. Price
il.00 and $1.50 per bottle. Send to Dr. J. B. Mar
hisi. iTttca. N. Y.. for pamphlet, free. , :
- For sale byL. . Wrlston, druggist, Charlotte,
N.C . . uiyieouv.
I
I'Rn.RSM.I
II UVUUUilL
- f AS . WELL AS
QUR RETAIL DEPA
J'
IS IN NEED
If We Wi8h to COnVAnfpnt.lir Arvnmmnaa ha ;mmnn ,f.AV'.I..V.''.a
are now purchasing forthe coming season. ' V 41
yuK wiUL,rAL,i;: DKPARTT.TENT has just been extended an.l will bo
handsomelyrefitted. c Wo conn-rrd the three 25 foot fioors which - W have
recently added to our Store, by arches, thereby giving , each floor V trand
aDDearance. . . . J . - "
appearance.
P6es not give our RETAIL DEPARTMENT any additiona1 Boomi ww
COmDellftfl mmfltornnm onl nnr. nln T ' y
-.-., , : --: v . wui, vscki-i wujjr
SELEING GOODS CHEAPLY
Thereby inducing the public to buy more extensively than otherwise. A
tbe beginning: of tho.Nnr vao. i... J v a 1 uvuerwise.
A 4L Mv- W&vh Iftri ..flil?'
Department, whilst the following . . .. . - " f-
REDUCTIONS WILL TAKE THE LEAD:
-J 20 CENTS . ; -
Will buy a pair of Misss All
Wool Hose in solid colors,
every size, between 5 an 8.
: 22$ CENTS ;
Will buy a pair of Ladies solid
colored AH Wool Hose worth
double the money.
Examine These Numbers of Slack Silk:
$1 00 A YARD-' .
it , . i - ' - i :
For our heavy Black gr. gr.
Silks, which . formerly suld
at $1.40 ,
$150 A YARD
For our superb Black gr. gr.
Silks, which were considered
cheap at $2 25 per, yard.
Oiir 30 eTsTSatins !
Do not consist of undesirable Shades,
we are snowmg at inac price.
CIIK4I?1, ROSE, BLUE A?kl ' CARDINAL.; . P.;
AT 57i CENTS A YARD
We are selling Silk" Tricotines
in myrtle, cord, navy & light
blue, pink, garnet, etc.
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN
- THOSE THAT SOLD AT I $10 00 1 $12 00 $15 00 $17.00 ; ; l
' ' ' SELL NOW A r $7.00 $8.00 J $10.00 $11 00 ' 7
charlotte: N. c.
MATT. OHDER3 SOIJCITED AND PROMPILY ATTENDED TO
FOR SALE.
( Two desirable building lots, 50x300 feet,
OO fronting on South Tryon street, adjoining
the propertv of J. H Carson. Shade teres on lots.
Will be so d separately or together. Price 7U0
each. - - ' ' -
- CHASLOrTJS REAL 1S3TATJS AbhEWCX.
L. 3. WALKKB.
B. K. BRYAN.
L. J WALKER & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
NEW FIOM
NEW GOODS
ON the first day of January ,1836.the undersigned
entered into a eo-paitntrsnip for the purpose
of carrying osia
General Grocer) Basioess
At the old stand of . Sprtnes & Burwell. corner
Tryon A Fourth streets. We are Qualified by long
eiperienee, to meet too demands of the trade, and
give satisfaction to our customers. - -" J
We will keep on hand at all times a full stock of
Which will be delivered In any part of the city free
of charge. - . r.
We will not ba undersold In the Charlotte market.
IS" There Is a good wagon'yard In the reir of.
our store for the itccomniotLttloa of our custo
mers. , ..
L. J. 'l7iU23.& CO.
FA0ILY SUPPLIES,
m
in
OF ROOM:
IPWI
ALTER ,-VTION
uu uy " J i i . -
. - 21 cents; r
Will buy a pair of Regular,
made silk cloaked Balbriggan
Hose,'8 to H - , .
s
; ' 20 CENTS
Will buy a pair, of Ldies
solid colored or black cot6on
HoseT we have 120 doz of them
$1.25 A YARD
For our rich Black gr- gr.
Silks, which sold well at
$165 A YARD ;.
For the most sublime i Qualis
ty of Black gr gr. Silks, well
worth $2.25.
" Oiir 30 cts. Satins !
such as Crushed Stra wberry and others,
.. . .
OUR 55 and 80 CENTS.
Black ALL Wool Cashmeres
cannot be equalled ary
where. .
OUR LINE OF FINE BLANKETS.
Safes for Sale. ;
Two good second-hand safes will be sold cheap
One MILLER'S. . One HERRING'S. .
Apply to Chas. R. Jones, a ; ' .
Bep9dwtf . THI3 J7FIC& '
FRED C. 1IUNZLER
" WHOLESALE-- ' '
' - . - ,y ; .
CHARLOTTE, N.'C;
Bepreaenta two of the largest LAGE3
BEER Breweries in the United State.
Co., of Philadelpbia, and the
P. & KX. SchsCer Brewlns Co., oi
THE LARGEST LAGEH BEER BOT
. TUNG ESTABLISHMENT .
7 . IN THE CITY. r
' f ' '
- CTOrder Solicited. All order!
iiucu mu ueuvenHi tree X
charge to any part of the city.
- dec20dlf - '7
Printirig Press for Sale.
TFAVE FOB SALE a complele Adams B'
and hewspaprT Pres. Size of platen 24i30
inches The machine is in good order, made by
Hoe & Co , standard worfc.
LW Pr;c8 ' . - .... . " 2'0 80
Wlllbesoldfor - ' in " 5t000
on terms to suit purchaser.
. . . cha9;b.joes.
. 3an5dtf Charlotte Obseirer.; ;
n&ni'itsn f. Jones
Of
ATTOXirJETr AT TmJWT2
Will r rrcWe in the Fta eCcu ts. and in all toe
Federal i oitts in the Ws item District.
Jan3d6:fe6w3