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CHAELOTTE, N..C,. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1G36. Q
PRICE FIVE 0EIIT3.
-THE
Special
Sale
ONLY
Goods are sjolng fast.
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We. are
Such as have nerer before been
COME ONE!
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CELEBRATED
FOUR IN HANI)
These goods are especially adapted to
rs aol Dancers,
Call and see tnem.
T. L. SEKL1.
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1 new and handsome line of Irish and Everlasting
wneastocKor .
Checked Nainsoolco.
koriiD
Sizes
CORSETS
Slate
Preshlot of Tablp Lable Linens to new and attractive patterns, and at; prices that .wm'sell them.
Have still on hands a email lot of , ; - ' - , ' , - "l,f. " t. '
toctadlng a few special bargains In Black and Cream Casnmeres, all of which are now offered mncb un
wrthelr value. In order to make a "clean sweep" cf all , ?"
KID GLOVES I IN STOCK,
We have marked the same down to Csres tnat are
eucc
:CL3 TO iXTAin) & IIAB3I3. ,
Hpuses denied.
w8e(ltree of cnar-5. -
CHAELOTTE ESALT3TAT3 ICHTCY,
THE LATEST
pnr.m.'.TTrpi
nweawwmronnirix cn lz3 Vrr Tzn.'-'r-i
BlWaredbjbs Is L;,t Jtj 113 tz.Zz-Z
jjmiture dealers in tt!a c". T73 r-il !cz:jtl3
rb88tand most Butrtor 1 tl3ir-:l - 1-3
BHODDY 6O0L3. Aci'fcz L- -U " t " :
' J wm get the worta cf jzzi r Cr ri
on ewh piece; 7er:"-:: Iritis
BeepectfoEj, ' . . . . .
HLLI0I7
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Hid iLViv
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Offering
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offered In this market.
COME "AL'JLi!--!
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PEGRil & CO.
: First National rBank-BuildiDg,
South Tryon Street, ' ? : r
Charlottle, N. C
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DEALERS IN
LadiesVMisse' and Gdren's
- - - ' FINE - 1 .-,-. t "
BUTTON, CONGRESS & UCE SHOES.
- Gents' Fine Hand-Made and Machine Sewed
BOOTS, BUTTON AND LACEBALS,
nvi& AnD.:-yoirrKsv;'-"',
FINE BOOTS AND SHOES OY ALL GRADES
i : . GENTS' FINE ;
Silk, Soft and Stiff Hats.
TRUISKS, V I ':. v -VALISES
and '
GRIPSACKS,
UMBRELLAS OFJLLL KINDS
SHOE SLACKING and BRUSHES,
- ALMA and RAVEN GLOSS
SING for Ladies' Fine Shoes. ,
Stock always kept .full s and
, up to the demand. ;
ORDEBS BT MAIL OR EXPRESS PROMPTLY
i t
Trimmings Just received. - Also a : large ; and
- ' -
Barred KVluslin, &c.
bonnd "to command attention. , Come . and see
G. UWiWJ.
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Conscription to tlac Observer. -,
". ,V - ' DAILY EDITION. , , ,
F!r-TsccT7 5 ccnta.
ty me wees m the city. S3
t3 incurs .... M ............ . ?5
TiTES CT.r.I....t.... .C1C0 ;
Six nontj.. ...... 4.C0
One year 8.C0 :
.'..- ' I7S2XLT EDITION. -
Threemors.... .......... CO cents.
Rtxnion12a (LCO
itae year..... 1.73 ' '
, in clubs of five and over 4L60. - -
!o deviation From Tliese dales
r.Tipnons always payable In advance, not
onlvmnunebntlnfact. " ...
STATE HE 178.
i Wilmington Review The receipts
of cot on at this port for the month
ended January 31st, 1886 foot up 7,s
127 bales, as against 6,587 bales for
the;.'Corre8pohding month last year,
an increase of 640 oale. , The res
ceipts for the crop year to date foot
up 86,089 bales against 88,966 bales
for': the corresponding period last
year, a decrease this year of 2,886
bales. - r , . . ' - 1
News and Observer; Ai the stone
quarries near Henderson, about 100
convicts are employed. These as a
rule have . been very s tractable, , but
Sunday morning ;a party of them
made an attempt- to escape.. . They
made a break for liberty, the guards
ubu awayuJQ ' lively way ana
wounded Itwo : of the neeing1 men.'
One. ,of them ' was captured and
brought - here. Six men made their
escape. r-The Februarylterm began
yesterday'. all the" justices being
present. The day was devoted to
the examination of .applicants for li
cense as attorneys. rr Up to yesteis
day thirty-three sheriffshad settled
the taxes due by their counties. ;
Goldsboro sends fourteen convicts
to the penitentiary ; all sentenced at
the recent term of cpurt; This is the
largest number contributed at any
one time by one county in a year oc
Asheville Citizen: Much to the re
gret of ourbusifies&commUnity,Capr
tain Grace ,Hallybiir?ton h'as retired
from the Cheney; of fherailroad at
this Dlace'CatDtain.Gfachas been
agent herd for 3 vera! years, and has
notwupsxanciiE ic3 rasny aisaavan
tages cf c r. ztrr, road :Jtnd irnpbrtuni-
Frcr.P,r'iir, cca.cf our townsman
Mr.f A: J," Blair, Esq..;:He has been in
the isrvica cf theicompanir at Cl:s
. for contim3-cndtbi3 cp-i
pbiztmcat attests !wlth:x7hat :es:c3l-
ent eatisf action to hi3 employers. His
appointment is, .very satisfactory to
our pccpis , v' , , ;:r ;.;V - ; f
Ashaville Advance : , We" give below
he number of pounds of tobacco sold
at three of the Asheville warehouses
ast week:'-'-s '-J'--' , -J
Buncombe warehouse, " ,J 34,0QO
"Farmer's - : J,70,191
- .Asheville. .-r -' , ' 78,147
TctsL.i ...V1S2,
V7 Trere 'unable to eet a report
from the Banner, but the sales at that
warehouse were as great as at any ot
the others. It will be seen that not
less than 260,000 pounds were sold in
Aeneville last weeic. xne average
price was about $12.50 per hundred
Dounds. i mazing : xne ; amount
paid out for the weed about $20,
000. , , ,
Ooncord Times : Thacase of Charles
Eagle brought to break his father's
will was given to r the jury about 3
o'clock Saturday evening. The jury
hung until 11 o'clock At night.: when
it was called before the judge and
dismissed, and .almistrial.made. ; .Mr.
Eaele left his only child, Uhanie,hve
dollars, and the. rest of his , property,
worth about $1,500. was to be expend
ed for tombstones. Charlie tried
to prove his father's insanity
in order to have the will broken,
Standard Oil Company OOcers
, ' Indicted. V
V-Buffalo, N. Y.,: February 3. Late
todav the Grand Jury of the Court
of Sessions reported indictments
against the following persons, officers
of the Standard Oil Company : John
C. Archibald, Henfy . EL Rogers and
Ambrose McGregor, " of New York
city; and HV B. and Charles M. Ever
est, of Rochester. "The indictment
charges these persons with malicious
conspiracy to ueiro me. uumess,
property and reputation of the Buf
falo Lubricating Oil Company (Lims
ited). Anions the acts charged are
the bnnjnnr up ot vexatious laws
far mslicioua p.uroo3 : the corrup
tion, by bribery of the employees of
the BuHalo company, to cause them
to act in the interests of the Standard
Company ; the suborning of witnesses
to commit perjury," 'and the hiring
of an employee of the Buffalo Com
pany to commit arson. The indicted
perron ere the ccme who were fcrra
erly indicted :ca cut:te.ntially th3
charges end eutesqUently had
tho indictm?nt3 referred back to the
Court cf " Ce:-lo-3 for correction,
where the indietmsnt3 were annulled
ca quccticm cf law. ., ,
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Dr. niTOCI C-lXIyGVTAT, LC,CrOZr3, Ci., "I
Lire cc:3 C::tVs Zzlz:zzi vr.ihTzzl:zZlzz.:zzzM
m jl Lcr- l:: -Ll:z, zlzo C 1 tlii it t.Z3 no
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ties of impatient patrons,. civenrgen
eraVitisfactioh.', - He, leayeak the
agency with!. tbeJbect wichcabf, all,
wer ro rjre Ha is succeeded bylRIri
rill. BATAUD V7II.T, ISOT UC
" .... GIGU. . . '.
Tlie Cuiaorfliat lie Intended to
- Ieare the Cabinet a Elere Ca-
nard.v ' . .... - -
WAsmsGTON, .February 2. There
was a rumor today that Secretary
Bayard . would at an early day re
sign his office. , The rumor was based
upon a remark the Secretary is said
to nave maae to an intimate friend, i
which . was in substance that his
troubles of late were so great that he
was in no condition of . mind to at
tend to the important duties of his
office, and he believed that, in jus
tice to himself and the - administra
tion, he should resign the Siate portn
folio. His friend urged him not to
think of taking such a step, and ai
gued that the best relief i his ' .mind
could get would be in the engross
ment of business . cares. The Secre
tary said nothing in answer, to this
argument, v If the Secretary should
refer to the subject of resigning to
the president the latter will not listen
to it for a moment. He is much at
tached to Mr. Bayard," and regards
him as the ablest of his consritution
al advisers, r -The general impression
amopg the friends of Mr. Bayard is
that he will not retire from the Cabi
net, and that within a few weeks he
will be able to resume the important
duties of his office. , . ' "
,-"' A DENIAL FROM "WlLMINGTOIf.
. Wilmington, Del., February 2
Senator Gray George H. Bates, Esq.,
and William J: Bryan, Mr. Bayard's
privat6 secretary were seen to-night
in respect to Secretary Bayard's re
ported resignation, and all "agree that
thete ) 'no basis whatever fortho
rumors rMr; Vryan ;said that Mr.
Bayard bad never' intimated such
a purpose to him, and he was certain
that the' idea had never been enters
tained- by Mr. . ayardir This : was
affirmed by Sehator Gray, whose re
lations with Mr. Bayard are exceed
ingly close and intimate. Mr., Bates
said that : the 'rumor was " the mere
figment -of a reporter's bram, ; and
was deserving of no credit whatever.
VI give toy strongest assurance,'! he
said, Vthat Mr. Bayard never
thought of resigning. ; Indeed,' what
he needs now is not idleness, but
worhv - -. - 1 ' - -, - - -
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A Tooth Forming In His IVose.
A young main 'went , to Belle viie
Hospital, New 'York, Saturday, and
wanted to have something' done for
his throat,' which had been giving
him so much trouble that he ' could
not work. , Dr. Griffin made' an ex
amtprtion of-; his - throat, but -could
iot find anything , the matter . there,
and was about to tell the young man
that he was carrying a disease around
in his mindl when his eyes fell upon
something in the roof of the mouth;
A closer inspection showed it to be a
bone, - and by follbwing "its , course
along the upper jaw it was found to
fit m a socket at the base and was
evidently an extra tooth. V The young
man had a full set of teeth, and as
this extras one could be of little Ser
vice in the mouth, it had gone on an
exploring tour, and the end, was
found projecting into the left nostril.
It had a hnersbarp point and by dis
tending the nostra it could be plain
ly Iseen.v The patient said that it had
been there so long that he couldn't
remember . when 7it came. , It had
never given him any trouble, and he
did not believe tnat tnere :wa9 any
thing the matter wita. it:. , it, was
found, however, to be pressing in
such a; way upon the tissue as to
cause . irritation t and inflammation.
and he wad advised to have it taken
out, as there was a possibility that
it might result in cancer. -But : the
patient reiusea to; nave ic removed,
though ltoould be readily done witn
but disfiguring his - face, and went
away from the hospital with the idea
mat a man witn a loom in ms nose
ought - to bring a good . price in a
museum.
Yankee doodle " in South; Car'
Some time ago a man in Ohio wrote
to the Secretary of the State of South
Carolinarinauirine,whetherthe-tune
of V Yankee Doodle" had been inter-
dieted in that State at jthe outbreak
of the -war. r. .The question . was an
swered in the negative. A few days
ago anotner man writing irom .aoas
ton, asked whether the ."interdict"
had been removed; To this query, he
says : 'Appleton's Encyclopaedia an
swers, "yes," and thatt the Boston
Globe states that the - interdict was
repealed at theHime of the- recon
struction,, along with T "obnoxious
laws."iThe Eecretary'of State incloeod
a copy of this letter to all of tne gen
tlemen no living, who were mem
bers of; the Legislature at- that time.
and asked I or replies! These various
answers were sent to Boston last Sat"
urday. They are from gentlemen
holding ihe highest positions in the
State and each is an emphatic denial
that any such interdict was ever
mentioned in the Legislature, or that
the Governor ever issued such- a
proclamation. - -
. Held fey tlie national Eanlzs.
.It is stated at the Treasury De
partment that eigdtysnine national
banks hold about C3.110.000 of the
510,000,000 1 three per cant, bonds
which are included intha.cne hun-
dred and thirty third call issue cn
Friday.- About 3,CC0,CC3 cf the bonds
embraced in the cne hundred and
thirtv-cc rend call, which matured
todav. have already boon received at!
the Trcssury uep-nmsni icr res
REGARDLESS
i the mm
03Q Giusiiij::
Sale 7as
near
pieces-mail; orders included
t? "We displayed our entire Stock of Underwear consisting tf
V ifi,Uuu nieces, and sold dnrinor thft -nnftt Q a 1 ofk
by our Buyer (gee below Correspondence) will be received
and ready for sale in about 30 days: Special announcb
ment ; of this sale will be given through the columns of tLb
paper.'' ; ' - - i- - : -
N NwYobk, Jan. 21st, '65.
Men, Wittkowsky & Baruch, Charlotte, N. C:
Gentlemen:-- - - , V r '
' I have this day purchased at a Manufacturers'.
Auction Sale, 2,650 pieces of Muslin Underwear
and Children's Dresses at a great sacrificed Would
advise you to close out at once all Stock on hand as
low as 25 and 30 per cent, below Cost. ' Will for.
ward goods at once, ,
Yours
1
Whowere unable to; see our
come ttis Week, as we will
mouth bale Saturday, February 6th. ; -: "".
NOTIClfi :- : TO :- : THE :-: ECONOMICAL.
. QSLXSUNtESt MONEY JTJMCIOUSLYl. 2:1.
' nr Stvk of TtanuutlrR. Towflla and 'Wnnlrlna la nmnniatA. a-nA mtnnAm
XJnsurpassedjln order to gjve them a good send off for the
S. --..-.-.. , . - ' ,
prloK we have Dlaced remarkably low orlces on them. , : -
ntlrelr fresh eocds. not shot) worn ones, are offered br us. , v
K notted Fringe, Hock and Damask Towels at S2J cents, worth 60 cents. '
ndless variety of Towels at lOc lZlfe, I5c, 20c, 2214. worth 25 Der cent more.
mhroldered Wool Table Covers, Colored and White Table Damasks,
rices of which range for this Week 45c, 60c, 70c, 80c, and 95c per yard.
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specially attradlre are oar Napkins at $1.65, $L85, and $225 per dozen,
educed from $2 25, $2. CO, $3.00 per dozen. They are genuine Bargains.'
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)uch prices are bound to attract all Economical
Examine Them Even
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED AND
TOR SALE. . .;.
r'TwoWsIraWe building Jots", 50i300 feet,
OD fronting on South Tryon street, adjoining
the property of J.' H Carson. Shade trees on lots,
wm be so'd separately . or together. Price , $700
each, - '"' - ' -
' . CHARLOTTE REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
L. 3. WALKER. - ;
B. K. BRYAN.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
ncTT.Firaa - .-wxsrr- goods
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ON the first day of Janaarr,,1838,the undersigned
entered Into a co-partnership for ,the purpose
of carrylngona . , . -4 -j , r
GtzzYzl Gtcserj DZoiccca
At the old stand of "Springs ' & BorwelL corner
Tnon & rocrth streets, ? "W e are Qualliled hy long
experience, to meetthe demands of the trade, and
give satlisfactlon to our customers. ., ,
ft v ft Jwocr vaA ..i t. uu Hu.w -
VT8 ?a net ta tzlzzzM ln3 Ci-lct ci:;
CT"Ther8l3a fptaf:-caysrdto tl3 ir cf
irsrt fcr ti3 5ccr-oda:ica cf cur cz:
cur
mers.
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a Success.
many lines are entirely c!cci3
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Truly,
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H. . B. - MASTERS.
,p"nder wear, are invited ; to ' v
positively -close this Man-
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Housekeepers
I if . you Don't Buy. ;
PROMPTLY ATTENDED- TO.
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AI2X3, 6TELU; TKXXJOTIIArTr?-
For fifteen yars tfcef have steadily gilRC" 13 ,
favor, and with sales constantly lncreiinLT
become the most popular corset tircsshc-i tzsr
1 United US. . ; .
Tne quality is warracr'i ys tczt it. a a
d'iccdtheG and B H Gra?' with Lxtr;v- f r;r
Val:t. and we can fcrcloh tiea !tTTru 'J
K'Lc?t- awards frca -t!l -tie Vc'i -, -i
Fairs. The last medal received is f tt I -rt r r ?
cf llent, from the late Imposition tc!l 't ,3
Or'rr-s. - ; Jt'--
Vtli- ssrres of patents tare been f j . rt! ? ;
less, tie Frlncicles of .the Cloreli.2 trrs .. :
prorei Invaluatla. -' . .
- EetIsrs are athenzed to reTzsd rzener. tJca;
I examination, these Corsets do net prcrs as r?rr . v
sale everywhere! 'CatIr.rs
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