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I CHAKLQTTK, N; C., SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1826.
PRICE rFIYE CENTS;
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2 pair Handsome Blankets, t") C3 and tio ?Z. '-. .
1 piece Embroidered White Flannel, 77 cents per yard. ' H 1 '
10J pars Children' Wo 1 H m, 10 o 25 cents, f " ;
25 pairs Ladles' Vesta, 78 cnts to 13.05 per palf. ' 3 i - i
i naim 6-4 Tricot and Plain Jannels. S2 ents ber yard, j .
14 pieces Bed Twill and PI In Flannel, 14 to
75 Milts of Clothing at New Yor Cost and
14 Overcoats at a price w wiryriae.
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67 pairs wnis uuuersmriH, a c-nis to $3 w per
i d zen Gent' 4 ply Linen Collars at 75 cents pei
1' o pairs Gen's Shoes, sil 65, J 1.92. $2.47, and $2.75.
Special
' jcoms and buy while these goo3s are so awful cheap. - We have Just opened up si full line of -
ILadie. , OhSffln-
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' H1.MBUBQ- EDGIKGS, TOECHON LA.CES and WHITE GOODS, - ,
it oar regtflar prlcesl whlcix we will be glad to show you. A nice line ot .JERSEYS, at costs. V.-
snrra muLDWflr
tx of:-:. Sizes
- OF THE
CELEB BATED
FOUR IN "HANn CORSETS;
These goods are especially adapted to
ter,
Ca1! and see them.
T. L..SEIGL
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ka
Dane
ana
A npw and handsome line cf Irish and Everlasting Trimmings Just received. Also , a large and
tarledstockof -, - - s , - , . i
Checked Nainsooks. Barred Muslin, &c.
- Tresh lot of Table liable Linens hi new and attractlvepatterns. and at prices that will sell them.
Have still tn hands a smalt lot of ... ' ' " - , - ' - ' I f
L A.DI S? ; : 8HA WLiS
Including a few special bargains la BWk and Cream Cashmere, all of which are now offered much un
der their value . In order to make a Mclean sweep" of all i - ' '
KID GLOVES IN STOCK, V 7
We have marked the same down to figures that are
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' SUCCESSORS TO ALEXANDER & HARRIS.
Houses Rented,
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Bonsesrented and renta collected, In the city
Advertised free of charge. " , ;
CRAELOTTE REAL ESTATE AGENCY, ;
B. E. COCHRANE. Manager, :?
tt2d tf xrade street Trout "Cr.ttal Hotel
THE LATEST
HOST El
. I iwe are now running on f-1 ,13. . rcmlture
mannfantnroi h m ta Vont- hv ttif ATttemnslns
i larniture dealers In this cltj. ' we make onij me
' SEODDY fJOons. L Ask f nr mds made by us and
in
. you will get the worth of jbor money. Our xxz 3
. to on each piece. We solicit r-trcn;3 cf tie
public and guarantee satisfaction. .
f Respectfullj, -
. - ELLIOTT & UARSHi :
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PEGRAW & G
Firsts National Babk BaildiDg,
South Tryon Street, - - v - Charlottle, N. C.
. . DEALEBSIN.; V
Ladies,Mis'ses'and Children's
FINE :
BnTMK; CONGRESS & LICE SHOES.
' Gents' Fine Hand-Made and Machine Sewed .
BOOTS, BUTTON AND LACE BALS,
:",r,Bw awx : Yoirrxxs.
FINE BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL GRADES
( g ents' fine . :
Silk, Soft and Stiff ;Hats:
TRUlSiKS,
i ; A?LISES and-
GRIPSACKS,
UMBRELLAS OF ALL KINDS.
SHOE 'BLACKING and BRUSHES,
ALMA and RAVEN GLOSS-
& SING for Ladies Fine Shoes. ; ? I
Stcck always kept full - and
' :up to: the demand.
ORDERS BY MAIL OR EXPRESS PROMPTLY
. .. ATTENDED TO
bound ta command - 'attention.'- Come and , see
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FR3D G. EWlWJB,
T7IICLZ3ALn
lag:
CHARLOTTE, N. . C
Represents two of Jthe largest LAGEB
j-tf ti .11. uicnciica in wis vuiwummdv.'
Vlie Eerffner & Errsel Ererl2a
cV., of Iliiladeljp!iln., end the
P. 'ck RI. GchaiTer Krerlssr Co., 01
, .' .KeTT ITorli. r - .
THE LARGEST LAGER BEES EOT
TLI1TG fc.STABLISIIIIEITT
, IN THE CITY..
C70rtSers Solicited.: All ordert
prenptly filled and delivered free cf
cb"r3 to tny Frt cf the ciry.'
A TT fT?W A TMnTW
MLUlTiiAMiUiyiiliL
repm
Tectx wrs rax ?u3r, eorsmna submits to
BS OBSCUESX, .BUT, IXKB XS3 EUK,' CNLT F03 A
GuTcriptoia to the Obserrei. '
; daily EDITION.' l"1 '5 ,
eilgIecopy::..'.L,.:.,..1.,. 'i'.: . ;.V. ..U'' ' 5 eentaJ
Bjthe weekta the cltj.;.;.,..., . 20 ,.
By the month..1. 75 .
Three montLi.v:; . :.:.'.'...V..'.$2.00
Six months i 4.(10. u. ;
One ieai4.-..........;...... 8.00
' ;.KSXtTpDmON?,,:.
Three months......... ............ ' CO cents.
lx months....; U..$1.C0 .
3ne year.;ji..; :L75 -r
In clubs of. five and over $L50. ? v,;
!?o paTiitfIoi.Frfu These X2nle
- Su'icilptioni siwaTB payable Inr adyance, not
only in name bat tn fact.
A bountiful snowfall, over htght. " ' '
And street and sidewalk are biocked with whlte-
And. pall'4 by manra sturdy .hand,- r .
The sounder the shovel Is beard In the land. .
Ah, hapless delvers who rise at six " t r- -
To excavate for the burled bricks.-;'!. is;! - '
Alas, the labors of fihovti and spade' - A i
On all the railroad that ever werelnade; u ; ?
Can m ver beela with the toilsome woer
Of muscle wasted In shoveling snow; ' " K ' "
And when all the winter's task Is o'er
The world la the same as it was before.
In all other diggings Under the sun' 1 :; ;
There Is someihin gained by the tabor done;
A well, a highway a grave, or a :ttcby . . -
Canalor garden, no mat:r which; 1 " ''
But what is there 'eit u sav ior show 1 -of
a wimer'js labor in shQy eilog snow i-
Ah, struggle for tiumph that never Is won! - , "
H hat does it come to when all Is done? 4 :.;V
For after the toiler has blistered his palms,, ; i.
And Btrained his shoulders aL-d lamed hlsfarms, , (
He has eleared with lnBnlte toll and pain 4
A place lor the snow to fall again.-
Three undertakings beneath the son J ! ; - ' 1 l
Are never abandened, and never done
Though generatlohs their live extend, " " ' '
They'll ntver be finished tlU time shall end; "
These threft, as many have come to know., - 1
Are housework, Jdsslng and shoveling snow. ; ;
AMERICAN ; t CARDINALATES.
Catholics Awaiting the Decision
: of the Propaganda with Curios
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New York:;Feb'::::4 -Jhe ' report
that two cardinals will soon be crea
ted for this country, based on; an exT
tract from' ai private letter from Rome
published in a morning paper; ' was
widely discussed today among the
Catholic clergy, of this city, Rumors 1
oh 'the "subject have been t rife: ever
since, the death of the5 late ' Cardinal
McClpskey. ; All conjectures pointed
to Archbishop Gibbons, of Baltimore,
because of his position as primate of '
the church in the United States, and
as vicar apostolic in1' the late plenary
council.- ' During the recent visit of
the American .' Bishops to Rome,
Archbishop Gibbons becamfrso great
a favorite with'the pope that the lat-
ter sens nimi soon; aicerwara a . lire
siz-d bit painting of bimselL ' There
has been little, if any,- doubt in. ' the
minds of the clergy of this city ever
since, that the Archbishop 5 of Balti
more ' would be' the second American
B'shop who would receive the scar
let hat. -.. f 4 " ;
r Very. Rev. Father Murphy S.. Jr,
rector of " the ; St.-' Francis ;Xaier'&
church, said today 1 - , , " , , - ;
"It is difficult for any: one to say
anything at all approaching, reliabil
ity on this: subject, a Secrets of the
propaganda in; matters of this Kind
do not leak "out bo ? easily. , In the
present case there is every reason to
oeneve xnac we win soon nave an-r
other cardinal in this country, : Once
the precedent was established, it is
likely to b3 followed up.
- 'lt the choice should fall on fBos-
tonl" he continued, "it will be a well
merited recognition, botatrthe man
and of his archdiocese:' Archbishop
WiJliama is a man -of treatability.
wonderful .vigor, ' strong , executive
power, and thoroughly p rogressi ve.
tne uainmic cnurcn,i unaer1 nis aa-
minifct rat ion, has flourished there, to
a remarkable degree,'- sui passing I
might say, any other section Uata-.
olics in that section, are i noted for
tveir steadfastness, loyalty and de
votion." . y - x ;j.
- "What ab6ut New York?" I -
If this archdiocese shall be select
ed no one could feel any astonish-'
ment. This is 4 the . largest , Catholic
8ee in, the world. - What is : laris or
Vienna beside- it Hh? that respect?
Moreover, 1 say emphatically;, why
not give the large cities like Boston,
kNew t.York - and Chicago ' a show ?
ome time ago it was rumored that
the cardinal's j hat would go to Arch
bishep Feehan, ,. of Chicago.'- ; That
would have been also . a . , merited
recognition. . : . ; . .
v Oleomargarine in Cuffland. .
N. . Times. ' t f , -' t in
The introduction of- large quanti
ties of bogus butter and "oleo oil" in
h ngtand has caused the dairymen, of
Great JtJritain to aeK ror legislation
that shallinsure the sale of the stuff
upon ts merits and for just what it
is. v Last year xnere .were exported
from this country. ,'nearly,U0,000,000
pounds offbogua butter, and oleo , oil,
and Hingiana receivea npr. snare pi it
There has been laid before the, Coun
cil ofTithe British Dairy Farmer's f As
sociation and referred i. to a epecia
committee a bill providing that ' al
imitations of butter "shall be ' .called
by names clearly and -entirely ; d is
tinguishable from the word 'butter,
and irom anyftmooincacion or aeriya
tion of that word i that ?' all manu
factories of bbgu3 i butter:;' inf, Great
Jtsntain snail do registerea:, inat bo
gus butter shall not be colored in. im
itation real butter,., and that ;the
bogus products shall be sold under.
their right names.
A remarkably handsome worn on Is said to be the
moving spirit In a phllanthroplal movement la
Kussla to supply the poor of that county with
Dr. Bull's Cough Sjrup, the great remedy for coughs
A CURIOUS 7IIA. -
A Testator 7ho sialics Provision
'-for Ihe Propagation of Goats.
RevDavid Abel, a v somewhat. ? ec
centric' minister, who died recently"
in Burlington county, N. J., left , a
will which -has already bothered, the
administrator, and, it is not unlikely
that & e will prefer to surrender the
trust rather than attempt to carry
out all ' th wishes' of the - testator.
The Will provides first for the pay
ment of all just debts and funeral ex
pensesrt' ana - then directs that the
residue be applied to the establish
ment of a ;Bible temperance school
for the classical education . of the
young paople of both sexes, the pre
ference always; being given' to the
family relatives of the tsstator. It
also provides that the scholars shall
pay a portion of their tuition by such
manual labor as shall by rule be ap
pointed them. ' V',
- The iast clause of the will,; how
ever, is the, most peculiar. In it, he
desires his executor to make provis
ion, if possible, for the use of as large
a portion of the ground devoted to
scnool purposet as may be found
available for the pasturing and pro
pagation rof goats, in order to en
courage the use of their flesh in placo
of that' of swine as an article of food:
Rev.; Samuel r Miller," of Monmouth
county, was named as. executor, buU
as he,aiecl recently: Robert , W. vy ain
a, Philadelphia vla'wyer. residing in
Burlington, was made administrator.
Mr Wain has as yet done nothing in
regard to the propogation,-,. i ;
VIEWS OFAC1METALLIST.
Iexter A. ' Hawkins Thinks It
Wrong f o Change the Weight of
Money. , , .f d i-.?t w ,.
. - Pexter A; Ha wkins, w ho has been
invitei.tbsaddress Congress' commit
tee on coinage, is a bimetallism Yes
terday he epoke of his proposed trip
to, Washington. A'l do ? not wish ; to
say much on the. subject, he ? began,
'but I - will . stte that I am equally
in .favor ' of - both gold 'and silver
They must both be circulated. Whsn
toe coinage ot silver was renewed the
bank presidents ;mad$ . the 1 outcry
that eroid would be driven from the
country. Just the opposite has been
the result,, and shows that whetf they
say one thing you can look for the
opposite . i: , : J , V -r
' " ' 'They are competent to run banks
and brokers' offices," continued Mr. j
Hawkins. but they, know nothing of
national finance. - At that time we
had $200,000 worth of ,. gold - in this--country.
It has been so i completely
driven out that.now : -we; have,Jl$620-:
UUU.OUU in gold, an increase or f4au, -000,000
in gold. 1 Suppose we continue
this driving out process, uongress will
not be foolish enough to demonetize
silver agaian and create the confusion
it did before. Nor will it load it, with
20 ;par cent.; extra weight. " This
would oe a wrong to toe holders 3 or
th9 11 old' dollar. It is a ; mistake to
change the weight of money:-; It is
injurious to business and some one
must be cheated ir it be done.' The
old ; weight, that has stood for so
many years, must, be maintained.
J , Southern Steel and Iron. -
Atlanta Constltutloa; ,-.." j v -
The Iron and Steel Association , of
Pennsylvania congratulates its mem
bers upon the ..fact that Southern
made irons are no longer rormidaoie
competitors of the Pennsylvania arW
ilA ' iTUft vAoonn fnn : fhia to S.lViof
the rates-of freight have been ? raised
on Southern road? to.an ; extent that
keens the Southern product in its
natural markeo, and the trunk lines
have so far advanced freights ;,that
the Ohio irons and,; those, .from, the
southwest are not coming into com
petitions wittr those of ;Pennsylva
ma. ' vv e tase inis.very lnieresung
information from, a " dispatch made
up m Philadelphia from advices, re
centiv received bv the Iron ant Steel
Association, It undoubtedly sets
forth the situatioti,' as the iron ; mak
ers of Pennsylvania desire it to ; be,
and astneysnave contrived to; nave
it become., ; - - ' ': - .
, The "East '; controls", nearly every
railroad line. in the fciouth, perhaps
it would be hearer the ; mark to.- s-y
Eastern men control every line; for
the lines they do' not 'own" can be
controlled, by 'Southern, lines thas
they, do own; " Southern 'railroads
cannot, therefore, be depended upon
in a contest between Southern ;irons
and :' Eastern irons, V; The former
might be protected at times, and war
stimulated,' but no manufacture!
could tell when the policy .would; re
changed.-; v ; :v : ; ;
Slcin tsen.sep Cured
By Dr. Erazier's Magic Ointment. Cures as If by
Marie, nlmnles. black heads or grubs, blotches and
arDtlon8 on the face, leaving Jthe sktn dear and
Oeauorui. Also eures cu, ut nieum, tnns dip-
olet, sore lips, and old,- oD3uaaie mcers. - soke Dy
ttruggisis, or maiieu uu rweipi ui pi it, a jcuuj.
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Danhters, Wives und Slothers
" We emphatically guarantee Dr. . Marchlsi's Cath-
ollcon, a Female Hemedy, to cure lemaie diseases,
8uch as ovarian troubles, inflammation and ulcera
tion,, falling and displace nens or bearing -dowo
fMp.lln?. lrre?!arlties. barrenness. . chanse ot life.
leucorrhoea, "beside' manjvweiiknesse springing'
from the above, like headache, bioa'ing, - spinal
weakness, sleeplessness, nervous debMty, palpita
tion of tne Heart, &e. - ror saie dj oruggisTs. jrrice
AX00 and fl.50 per bottle. ena lovr.j.a. aiar
ihil. Ctlea. N". Y.: for Damohlet. f w : " ,
For sale , by L.;. . . Wxlstoo, .druggist, Charlotte
Gents, to make a good appearance, snould have
8hap-ly looking feet. - Fin", fitting shoes, con
structed on dcientiac principles cover ut defects,
and at the same time dvek-pT all the good pciata
In one's feet, in or tiieae iasnhs, and tor ease and
shoe by tar the best ever made. A. K KAN KIN
IWyLhiMi.Iytl.
To examine ; these line i:
B BLOW . COST lot i
FItNE ; LINEN HUCK 17x30 INCHE3 AT. 80 EACH WORTH ; 121c' ; i
SV DAMASK 18x36 f V . f I6c- " . ' :
20x40
41
TNOT'D FRINGE DAM. 18x38
EXTRA HEAVY, , 21x43.
PURE WHITE DAM& SK 23x44 .
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1. 15" EXTRA" -a , HEAVY
-LSO BEAUTIFUL MARSEILLES
? .1.95 ?EXTRA HEAVY
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1,500; yards .'off Genuine t
; ide;at.l2c. per.
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sr GH ARLOTTE, N. c'.'.-TM"
MAIL' ORDERS SOLICITED AND
for sale:
e? d Two desirable buildings lots, 50x3?X) feet,
OO fr.mtlne on South Tryon street, adjolnlua
the property of J. & Carson. Sh&ie trees on lots.
Will be so d separately or ; together. k Pilce $7uo
each.- - :.L;ifLr.'i -
CHABLOTXE BEAli K3TATJS AliJSJNUX. X
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L. J. WALKEB.
B. X. BRYAN.
L. J. WALH 4 CO,
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' - " f : Wholesale and Retail Grocers. , ,
IVEI7 FICKI
- HEW- GOODS
N the first day of January,i30,tne nnaersignea
endmtoacorpaitnershlp for.the purpwe
or carrying on a j , : .
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GenefalGTCcf 'rj' Dnsiaess
At the old stand of Sprlrtes &?BurwelL corner
Tryon & Fourth streets. We are qualified by long
experience, to meet the demands ef the trade, and
give satisfaction to our customers.; ;
We will keep on hand at all times a full stock of
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Which wffl be delivered la any part of tletl . xes
oicharse. . "
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We vrfU not be undersold la the -Charlotte maifcst.
C?" There Is a good wagon yard In the reir of
our store for the acccmmodac'on cl our .custo
mers. , " ' . .
h. J. UfiESSB .a CO. ;
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29c -41
38c
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50 ins at 21c per yard worth ) ZZc
'.. 60 ins at 35c
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i 54 ins at 41c
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BORDERED 64 ias at 76c
- . r - ' ' 64 ins at 82c
60insat32o
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60 ins at 62c
-60 ins at 68c
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CROCHET QUILT 10-4 WORTH $l.S5. ;i
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11.4- ; ft fY-.l.W mi
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Lace Striped . Scrini; 40 inches- ?i
yard, worth 25 ? cents. - -
PROMPTLY .ATTENDED TO.. . . :
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;:(lwf C-;
ARE i STILL XRliJl?nArT.i V; :,f(
J.tateeaym they hare uteadfiy gaed to',- ,j
.favor, aad with sales constantly Increasing have
TJnlted States. f . . . . . . ' . r
- The h quality Is warranted to wear twlc : " -
dncedtheG and R H Grades with Extra I 5 '
Waist, and we can fnmlj-h them when 'prefei J. .
H'ghest awards from ' all c tbe World's f at :
Fairs. The -last medHl received is for First Ik ; -; ; f
of Merit, from the late Expo ftlon held at i ? Ti'
uneans. - - . ,
While scores cf patents have been found wrrt- 4-
less, the Principles, of ' the Glove Fitting Law ,
proved tnvaluable . ' ' . . -
Retailers are authorized to refund money, If.en ' " ;
examination, these Corsets do not prove as rpe-
seated. . . , , ....
F sale everywhere. Cafalcce r
free on Application.; ' -
Work. ; -, - -r ' .
These goods In all styles and' QuaT.t'e) for ssJ "
by .., ' tC.ll QUSHY, , 7 .-
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VCHICHESTER'S CNGLISH.V
The Original and Only Ccr.uine.
SfB and alwji ReliaMe. Harare of Wortilr lmlitf'i
InciDiiible to LADIFS. Ask your Lrrsriav r .
Chlchter' V.Bgu-u aod tab: no outer, or iuciom n.
(tanii) to u for parucolars letter hr retarm Bt.t
NAME PAPER.' CfafcheFtrr Caemtosl C,
.8SlSllBdio Square, FAUid,rfc
Sold by Drnrr1f eTerywbwrv atk for ChJokta.
ter'a Engiua" 1'eanjrvrul i.UXa. Tiie a oiLm. .
JanlCdiwly " . ,
22lc ,;,
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3.091 w-i
35 . ' J
and cows..- . - . .
A 20. aent3 ror uiancrta. izznasoa