n
Which i in charge of Miaa Alice Hart, is now supplied, and consists of 7""
I MWX JH rSES mi CHILDRESS
CORSETS, ZEPHYRS,
G rmantown and i Saxony- Wools, &c..
Which w? guarantee to sell as cheap as the cheapest.' Our Mr. HAR
GKtl VES la now in the Northern Markets purchasing our
Spring Stock-
Wiich is arriving
baadsome line of
daily." Call and
O-ED NTS HATf.
We are still closing out our winter goods a sacrificing prices.
SMITH BIJILDna.
Little Buys (Ming
:o:-
JUST RECITED
A nloe line of
Lilt Boys' Si Yoaths' Cbflriig.
LITTLE BGT3' 8UITS AT
$2.25
2.76
8X -
4.00
1
S.OOandup
4.00
4.80
6.00 "
U.00
T0LTH3' SDIT3
G.4X.L AWO &E3 ; THEM.
T. L. SEIGLE.
Have just received an elegant line of .
and
Colored
Embroidered and Chinchilla Scarf a,' something entirely new. A full line of
LADIES' MISSES and CHILDREN1) HOSE. A beautiful line of
FIGURED AND PLAIN SCRIM,
A nice assortment of PRESS GINQHAMS and SEERSUCKERS. .Anew lot
of Everlasting Trimming, Torchon and Valencennes Laces, Colored Bilks and
Satins, the best line of
C O R S E T 8
In the place. Call and examine our stock of WHITE GOODS,
is entirely new. No old goods. . . ,. j ,
8U06BSSOBS TO ALXXANDEB HARRIS.
FEES C. MUN2LER
' -WHOLBBAIJI - - ,:
ULGSML BEER HEJJLEH AJII
, ; BOTTLGBi :.
CHARLOTTE, N. C
Represents two of the largest LAQEB
BEER Breweries in the United States ,
The Herieaer A aSagel Brewlkf
Coi, or Phll&delpbia and the
f. 4c M. SchaJIer Brewlmg Co., oi
If ew TorU. "; r
THE LARGEST LAGER BEER BOT
5 TUNG tBTABLISHMENT
IN THE CITY. , , -' i
arnM Holidted. All orden
promptly filled and delivered, free
charge to any pvt of the city.
deoSOdlf -
ol
WANTED. : .
We win pay 15 eenti perbiishel of 80 porads for
soundnew cotton teed Wred atoormlU
wM"erfton eeed tnea. or aaid, gWng
one ton of meal for two torn of eea. .,
' OLIVER OIL COMPANY, .
Saeeeeeon to Oharlotto Ofl Company.
KptLBddtt
THE LATEST
AND MOT
11
wearenowranntog on fnD Ume. rumltnrt
manufaetared by m Is kept by the enterprising
rimridmilMkmtii thU eltj. We iMlte onU the
bestand moat substantial 1 the 'market NO
SHODMflOODa. Aakfor soodimadebreaww
i in t tb vortb of roar money. Onr name
U on eaeb piece. , Wa aollctt the patrooate of the
COTTON
ID
1P0RTIT
pablle and guarantee latlsfaetion. , . .
' Caaeapeetfullj,
" ELLIOTT tz HATCH. '
DEPARTMENT,
sei them. We have just received a
& CO.
First National" Bait .Biilliii,
-Sooth Tryon Street, - - - - Charlotte, N. C.
DBALEBSra.
Ladies',Missesand Children's
FINE ..
BDTTON, C .NGEESS & LICE SHOES,
- ' - - ; ' -vrvv;-" " : i '? ' V
Genu Fine Hand-Hade and Machine Sewed
BOOTS, BUTTON AND LACE B ALS,
HOTS' Alt TOUTOS '
FINE BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL GRADES
GENTS' FINE
Silk, Soft and Stiff Hats,
TRUNKS,
VALISES and
GRIPSACKS,
UMBRELLAS OF -ALL KINDS,
- SHOE BLACKING AND BRUSHES. -
ilma Polish for Ladles' Fine Shoes.
Stock always kept lull and
up to the demand.
OHDKR3 BT HAIL OR EXPRESS PROMPTLY
ATTENDEE TO.
ULb II it!l
Our stock
e. a
ft
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
',i i: li i' ii m
JierChaBulSC tSrOKCrSe
BUT AKB BELL
REAL ESTATE.
coNsiammrs solicited
J. E K8NSRICK,
s. -r-ri tts
(j Li U XL U U O
: KEEPS THB .
BEST B A (R
B I L L I A n D HAL L
, In the city. . - ' t
febiedtt ,
FOR REN t
AC0H70BTABLS 4 room oottaee, pantry and
kitchen, within a few hundred yardt of the
Graded richooL and six acres of land lor rant a
1
Pen & k
KCCLES
"TBOTH, LIUC THB SUH, SOMXTTKBS SUBMITS TO
Btt OB90CBKD, BUT, LIES THB SUM, OJTLY lOB A
Subscript! ob to the Observer.
.r . DiJLYEDfnOlt.
Single copy..;. ,
By the week In. the city.
6 cents.
20
a j vnemonm ...
Three months........ .
Six months.... .......... ..j
75
.....$100
4.00
uneyear .
f .... ....
. O.UU
WEEKLY EDITION.
TnMemonOs.i.r..:. ........ 60 cents.
ctxmonias 11.00
Jtoe year...;....... L!6
In clubs of five and over $L50.
No Deviatloa
From These Bales
Subscriptions always payable
only in name hut in fact
In advance, not
WASHINGTON MATTERS.
WORDS OF HOPE.
Col. Cowlee ob the Action of Con
Kress as to Internal Berenne
Xeclslatlon Alleged State of the
Pnrty.
Correspondenoe of Thk Obskbtxb.
Washington, . March 12. I have
the authority of Col. Cowles for the
following fltAtemnnt
TljLways and Means committee is
in better temper as respects a modifi
cation of the Internal Revenue than
heretofore. Therels some expecta-
tion that the brandy tax will : be re
duced or possibly repealed altogether.
That great committee will report, in
Col. Cowles's opinion, in favor of the
abolition of gaugers, &c, for all dis
tilleries which manufacture spirits of
less quantity than ten gallons per
day.. : This will remove one of the
principle grievances of the people of
Western North Carolina and some
other . vuarters. The delegation is
very active in its efforts and intelli
gent in its suggestions to the leaders
of the House in regard to the wants
of the districts affected by the odious
laws. They recognize the difficulties
in the way of doing anything, but
are not discouraged. After prolong
ed endeavor they 'are encouraged to
expect that something will be effects
ed at the present session. -
In addition to the above, which is
the substance of a long conversation
with ; the Representative from the
8th District,' I ami able to state his be
lief that the fees of Federal officers
will be abolished. . These are all mat
ters nearly affecting ; the . people of
North Carolina and I make no apol
ogy for so frequently bringing them
up in this correspondence. For the
second time since January 1, 1 have
thus been able to state at leaet the
definite expectation of members bas
ed on their knowledge of the inten
tions of the great committee, oh
whose action the House will largely
be governed in its determinations.'
It hardly need be stated that if the
Ways and Means committe should
report favorable either on the brandy
or small distiller proposition or both,
that its report will be adopted. .- The
whole trouble is in getting to this
point. Mr. Morrison and the"majori
ty of the committee, represent cor
rectly the feeling on revenue ques
tions of the Democratic majority
And if the Judiciary committee, as
CoL Cowles thinks, and as there is
reason to believe, shall recommend
the abolition or cutting down of
marshal's and clerk's fees there is al
most equal probability that its recom
mendation will be approved by the
House. - . .
There is a feeling of apprehension
among democrats nere as w ine
.prospects of the party" in the fall
campaign. Some' of the r stoutest
hearted express in private their
doubt of the ability of the party to
hold the House of Representatives
unless something is done to alter the
lethargy which they allege . exists
among the Democratic masses. There
Is an attemptto put the whole re
sponsibility if or .the alleged ill state of
things onthejshoulders of the Presi
dent. But broad as these shoulders
are, It is very clear that they ought
Hot to be permitted , by any intelli
gent and virtuous public to carry
such a loadA If it be true that the
Democracy isin a bad way BOtfie
body else than the President is to
blame for at least a part of . the mis
management which has caused ths
condition of affairs '
. "While the Democratic speakers
who - have followed - Mr. Edmunds
have not known how to state their
case as ingeniously ' and with as
much literary skill as that displayed
hv the Vermont Senator, thev have
succeeded in demolishing his. prece
dents anu piling up uu unoj vj.
precedents against him which he can
hardlv exDlain away. Mr. Kenna is
now making a yery able" speech,
Some of his remarks in the begin?
ning were ; personal but delicately
couched and therefore parliamentary.
Both Sherman and Edmunds were
placed at a disadvantage. He is now
at 3 o'clock warming up and making
something of a sensation. The Deny-,
ocratsare all in their seats, and a
large number of (Representatives are
nrovided with chairs on the floor.
j .
Tile galleries are nearly full.
Sixteen' of the business men of
tTTi.Tivot.it.inn t.hft TTmiBfl for thfl
il i""Mi'v:-
Dassaeeof the James bill to relieve
drummers frgmthe Qtate and local
license taxes.
: , A, the instance of Senator Vance
tbe Fihance committee of the Senate
has been' instructed to report what
-disnoition - it-man.es ot mr. xaniei
R. Goodloe s compilation - or internal
revenue legislation.
" At the suggestion of Senator Vance
Mr.'Hawley requested on yesterday
that the adverse report on the bill of
the latter to repeal the civil service
ent. The Senator from North Caros
lma will speak on the subject. - -; :
CoL William Trenholm, of Charles
ton, Bon of the Secretary of the
Treasury Trenholm, of the Conf ed
erocy, .and Civil Service Commis
sioner, is to he Comptroller of the
Treasury The President, it is un
derstood, greatly admires CoL Trens
holm, whose financial views are in
accord with those of the administra
tion. , ' " i
Senator Butler will be one of the
Senators who will go to California
tomorrow as an escort to Senator
MUler. .J '"V - "
Mr. S.. H. .Wiley, of Salisbury, was
in the city yesterday.
Representative . Henderson is to
appear before the committee on Pub
lic Building and Grounds in behalf of
the public building for Statesville,
the bill for whiqh he introduced some
time ago.- He has given permissioA
for the use of the following facts:
He is in receipt of many letters'frbm
prominent gentlemen in the District,
The people there are thoroughly ja
earnest in support .of the measure,
and he purposes doing everything in
his power for its passage.. The busi4
ness of the Circuit and - District
Courts, during.1 the twelve years
since their organization is as follows:
Total number of cases 2,312, or an
average of 165 per year. Many of
the equity and civil cases- were of
prime importance, involving valua
ble mining property, &c, The civil
cases are said to. be greater than, at
any other place except Asheville and
comes next to that Court in criminal,
cases. "Altogether Mr. Henderson will
say that the business is as important
as that of Asheville. " The railroad
connections and facilities -; will be
dwelt upon and the ' commercial ims
portance of the flourishing cityv of
Statesville with its 3,500 inhabitants.
The statements made from official re
cords that the Internal Revenue of'
fice transacts more business than any
other in the collection district will
go' into ? figures. i. I . have here
only room to say that the February
report of t Collector Dowd I-.-, will
be shown to the committee. This
makes the volume of the Statesville
collections $11,078:68 out of a total of
collections for the month of $28,330.19
Judge Dick writes a strong letter in
favor of the movement. .
Twice this week has the eloquent
chaplain of the House, Dr. Millburn,
prayed on the subject of the labor
difficulties in the country. This
morning he extended his petition
from one to two minutes, and invok
ed the deity to command the peace
between the two parties to the con
test with appropriate blessings upon
each.- The blind preacher is proba
bly the most eloquent man who has
held the position during the last thir j
ty years. He is extremely simple in
manner, has a full, round,' deep and
pathetic voice, which is the despair
of all public speakers and the perfec
tion of nature or art, and all his
prayers are directed to some one pur
pose, and are elegant in diction. It is
known that many of 1 his worcls and
phrases are adapted f or the Protestant
Episcopal Book of Comnion Prayer.
ljut his use of ; these is peculiarly his
own. : " -
Col. J. L. Brown, of Brown &
Weddington, Charlotte, was here a
day or two ago, A -o'J--: , - '
Representative O HaraiSQtt on a
six days leave of absence.
Mr. Julius A, Bomtzt of the (iolds-
boro Messenger, is in the city. '
EL
: The Vance Family. .,
Statesrlle Landmark. .
The editor of the Salisbury Watch
man has addressed a letter to Senator
Vance. , inquiring ; pf the , truth ; of a
statement that he has sixteen rela
tives in the government service. The
Cincmnatti commerciaisijrazette nrst
published the statement giving a list
of the alleged relatives and the sal-
ary of eaoh, the salaries aggregating
25.3J50. senator vance aenies any
knowledge of the majority; of: the
nersons namea ana cnargea w mm.
the following as a correct
list : , : : - V- ; : : 'A A A ' -
Z. R Vanee, V. 8. Senator, Balary , 5 ; $5,000
B. a Vanoa, Assistant Com of Patents, .; 2,000
n u v.iuh. win. Clark to the Senator.. . - 800
Z. B. Vance, Jr Lieutenant in tne Army. , W
Hall, nepbew, page in tne House, - 600
Total.' - , WJXQ
This ligt, of course; is not intended
to include a lew relatives or oonuec-
tions of Senator Vance in revenue
and other offices, but all told and
counting himself i there are : barely
more than ten oi cne tamuy in omce.
And there is a good deal of difference
between ten and sixteen,,,
"" Saecesai of Arbitration. .
The 3 success of - Commissioner
O'nrtnnnll in settlinff the dienute be
tween the New ot ana erootiya
street h car oonpanies .and , their
etrikine emolovesL has led the entire
board to tase tne master oi aroisra
tiona into consideration, ana intro-v
duoe a bill into the Legislature ' ems
nowenne tne Doara to Decome aroi
trators m ail aiSDUies. oetween rau
- ...
way corporations and their employes
or natrons:? Bv the terms of the bill
tne inveBugaiouH are w ua u puunu
and the findings oi the commissioners
are to oe certinea ; w me. anurucy
. . , . - - -.A.
General within fifteen days after in
vestigation is closed. The advantage
of tbia plan is that it would do away.
witn tne necessity oi ssriKea ana
a legal board of - arbitration, whose
decisions would be binding. The
danger in the case is tnat tne appoint
ment of the board might in the : end
become a matter ot contest between
the parties likely to have dispuis to
be decided oerore it. .r . i
aogliter Wives ai
id Mother
We emphatically guarantee Dr. Marchhsf s Catht
ollcon, a Female Remedy, to etue lemaie mseases,
such as ovarian tnwbiesinnammatloa andoloera
mn mil it and diHrilaoe nent or beafllUf" dUWu
feelinXi lrreguianues, yarreuijrsu, vuausc vi- m
leueorrhoea, besides many weaknesses springing
from the above, like headache, bloa'lng, spinal
weakness, sleeplessness, nervous debility, palpita
tion ot the hoart, Ac For sale by druggists. Price
il 00 and 11.00 per Dome, oeoa w ui. . a.
for sale byL. B. Wrtoton, drugglirt. Charlotte
.THE CABDEfAL's BED HIT.;
Hemarhable Ornament That Now
l Occupies a Prominent Plaee in
.St. Patrick's Cathedral.: : t--
New York Hearld. , ..-.---.
i Visitors ' to the Cathedral during
-U T . ! .......... 9
vua Ajcuueu . uervioea win notice cnat
there n now suspended from the key
stone of the grained i root, right over
line nign aitar. a somewhat remark
able object, ..aw greats hight above
the floor may1; render , it: somewhat
difficMlt for those who do not possess
goodaight to tell what it is, but if
they look at it carefully: they 'will
nna it .to oe a low-crowned, broad
brimmed hat, of red color, with red
and gold cords hanging from the in
side of the crown, to each of which
are attached fifteen small red and
gold tassels.- It is the hat which
marked the? elevation . ot the first
American ? who ever attained the
honor to the ' dignity of the Roman
purple, and is the one placed on the
neaa ot tne late Cardinal McCloskey
by his Holiness Pone Pius IX. when
the Archbishop was created Cardinal
by ; the title of Sta. Maria . supra
Minervam. The Pone with his own
hands placed thn hat on the -head of
tne Cardinal on that occasion,, and it
has never been worn" since. At His
Eminence's funeral it may , have been
ODseryed that it was put at the foot
of the caeket ? which contained his
body, and it is familiar, to all: by its
representation?; oyer, the Cardinal's
arms over the mam door of the Ca
thedral and elsewhere '.;n
": After' the death - of any -of the
KomanaCarftiaalS the red hat ia al
ways hung tip ro his church, though
generally in. tnat. ;iorm , wtnen ne
takes his title in the Eternal City- in
fact, so far as known, there ;is but
One other . Cardinal's hat preserved
outside of Rome, namely; that of the
late Cardinal Wiseman, - which is
hung in the Church of St. Mary.
Moorfields, London. The presence of
me nat in tne Cathedral ot JNew York
will remind future generations of the
amiaoie prelate, wnose talents and
virtues caused the " Pope " to : elevate
him to the highest dignity within his
power to confer. The red hat itself
represents to the Cardinal : that it is
his duty at all times to Js ready and
willing:, if occasion arises, to lav
down his life for the faith, or for even
the least of the privileges of the Holy
See, and thus, while it confers a dig
nity which entitles the owner to
more than royal honors in the Church
it also reminds him that the duties
which are inseparable from that office
may call upon him to be stained in
the imperial purple of his own life
blood. -
The presence of the cardinal's hat
within St. Patrick's Cathedral will
recall to mind that, - whatever may
happen in the future and elsewhere.
this, at least, is the honor of New
York that it gave to the Church the
first American Cardinal and that it
was in this Cathedral, that first was
seen in the great republic of the West
tne imperial purple or Kome; that
here presided one who, although, an
American citizen and proud to claim
hiSj citizenship, was also a prince of
the Church and a representative of
vigorous Wesrtem life within the in
nermost circle of her ruling council
lors.. ;:A.: .
TIGNAUX BADLY BEATEN.
Schaefer's 'Brilliant Play Leaves
the Frenchman 771 Points Be
hind. . :. : .
New Yohk, March 11. The billiard
match between Jacob Schaefer and
Maurice Vignaux was started up on
its. third mgnt witn benaeter .458
points ahead. He opened the play,
and when he had closed his unfio
ished run of last night he had added
108 points to his already well earned
1,200. The balls were left, in good
position, but Vienauz failed to count.
Schaefer immediately increased his
lead 33 points. : Vignaux now made
27 and Schaefer 38. Some marvelous
billiards had now been seen, but little i
wortbv of note followed' until: the
ninth inning, when Schaefer ran 86.
and" making each point so quickly
that the marser eouict naraiy j:eep
Dace with him. Tne score was now
called : Schaefer. 230 : Vignaux. 67
more than three to one. - Vignaux's
succeeding six points was responded
to ! by Bchaefer with 70. Schaefer
deemed to magnetize Vignaux in this 1
run, arawmg uim iruta uisBair anu
itakmg him ' witn mm, use Marys
lamb, everywhere he went. " sexton,
Sohaef or's umpire, suggested to Vig
naux that he take his seat, and only
jthen did he reauze that he was viola-
tins tne ruies. ;,
j Vignaux, in the two following in
nings, scored 18 and 7 points ; ochaeter
151 and; 90 points- respectively. .Vigs
naux made his shots in a listless way.
Schaefer ; played 3 with a brilliancy
that only skill and confidence and
success can. insure. . The score was
bow 431 to 91 in favor of Schaefer,
and only one hour and fifteen min
kites had elapsed since the game be1
gan. vignaux now maae 28. TTimng
counts for champions were made in
the next innings, Vignaux playing as
if he wished the night were over. He
'waked up, "however, sufficiently to
pin 67 points, stopping on an easy
carom, ocnaerer louowea witn 43,
and 1 was now entered upon his last
100: -Vignaux scored 45, and what
cave promise of - a great run was
ended by the balls getting into balk
Schaefer brought the game to a close
in.. ms - nmeteentn inning witn -vo
points, and leaving the balls in posi
tion iur kuuh upetuuK .ruu wjluui
row, tne lourtn nignt 01 tne contest.
1 . m . .1 1
Scorer
schaefer 108, o, z, 0, 33, 4, 1. 1,
86. 70, 41; W, 12, 9, 49, 26, 4, 23, 46
600. Total tor three nights. 1.800.
I mgnaux--0, 1; 0,, 26, -27, 2, 4, 7, 6,
18, 8, 28, 11, 57, 45, 22, 6, 21188
Total for three nights, 1,029
AiVl WTT M --Ve WW" . '...
1 Umpires W. Sexton for Schaefer ;
C. Davis for Vignaux.'' 1-1
1 Time of game 2 hours and 15 nun
I Schaef ers average,- 31 ll"-79 ; vig
naux s, 16. . . ,
Best r unsSchaef er,: 108,! 90, 70 :
Vignaux, T57, 45, 28. AA -
Sirs. Wlnslovr'B Sootblns Svnip.
Eev. 8rrus Cobb thus writes to the Boston
Christian Freeman! Wewonld by no means recom
mend any kind of medicine which we did not know
to be good particularly for Infants. But of lira.
Wlnslow's Soothing Sjrop we can speak from
knowledge; in onr own family It has proved a bless
ing; indeed, by giving an lniant mwDied; with oollc
pains, quiet sleep, a u parents unbroken rest at
night. Host parente can appreciate these Messlnga.
Here b an article which woraa to perfection and
which Is harmless; f or t -ia wep which it affords the
Infant la perfectly oatura.,-and the. little eherub
awakes as "onat as v button." And during the
process of teethlrg its value Is incalculable. We
have freonentlv heard mothers say that they would
not be without it from the birth of the child till It
had nnitthed with the teething siege on any consio
ration whatever, bold by au druggists. x oanta
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Tnls DOWder never vartna. A mtrfd nf rnirltr.
atrengtli and whelesomeness More eennomleal
than tbe ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in
oompettttoa with ma multitude ot low test, short
weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only
uiwoua, wuoiessue Dr -
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at once, ana state saiarr wanted, a rl limns
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TTTJlHTim CADIESto work for us at their
11 Bfs CU own homes, $7 and $10 oer week
WV can be quietly made. No photo painting; no
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lVken I aT cure I do not mean merely to itoo tham
for a tiniBMMi then him them return again, I mean
radical core. 1 have made the liineam of flTS, SPh
LEP8T or FALUNS 8ICKNE88 a UCe4ong atndr. I
.warrant my remedy, to onre the woyrtfiaou.
otbsn nave railed is no reaao? ror not now reoemng- a
euro. Send at onoe for atneatiu anda Free Bottle ot
my infamble remedy. Give Kxpreaa and Post Office,
it ooetarou notUng for a erial.and 1 will core Too.
Ajaqjeqe ifa. u. u.ttuv,ureariiK.,jiew xars.
L. 3. WALXKK.
B. K. BBT1H
L J. WALKER & CO, '
Wholesale and Retail Grooers.
FIRS! - IVEW GOODS 1
r& the first day ef January .1888, the andenunea
V Centered Into a oo-DartQershlD lor the ourpeee i
oi earrjinK on a
General Grocerj Cosiness
IttaebM stand of SDrines ft Parwell. corner
Tryon ft Fourth streets. We are aalifled by Ions:
experience, to meet the demands of tha trade, and
dIm utUffljilinn tAfflir AlliiUimArA.
w e will aeey on uauu at au uima iuu okvuv ui
FAlilLY SDPPItlF8
Which will be denrered m any part oi fiiCtl f ree
oi charge. ,
We will not bs nnderaold In the Charlotte market.
1 tr There Is a eooa waaon yard In the rear ot
our store for too accommodation of our kcusto-
mera.
L; J. WALKER fi. CO.
; 1
IV. L. DOUGLAS
1 Best material, perfect lit, vqnals any orfSshoe t
every pair warrantee lace none luuea. wmpji
W L. uoaglas'
Shoe, warranted."
greas, itntton aoa
If yon cannot get
shoes from dealers
address on postal
to VY . Li. uouKias.
WD, BUD.
i For sale by
jaal3deodain.
. A.S. BAJ?KTN BRO. ,
Charlotte, N. C.
A Clear Skin
. is "only a. part- of beauty;
l but it is a part Every lady
may have it ; at least, what,
looks 'like ' it ..Magnolia
Balm : both 1 freshens sand
beautifies.,, -
von- . i j sy , .
II MTTm :
FRESH
- r,
EVEBY HOiVDA ltZOliOIG
We"; always (offer '
t
We are
selling
at
Black
28 inch Imperial Serge (All Wool)
40
40
40-
40
0
Cashmere (All Wool)
'
1 -
Nuns Veiling (All Wool)
Albatros (All Wool)
Henriettta Cloth
Drab d'Alina Cloth
Colored Bress Goods.
40 inch
40. .
300 yards
500 . "
All
Wool
Homespun - in 5 shades ' at ' 50o "
Imperial Serge, tan only- - "l K0o "
Albatross, Double width, light blue 43o i
. " in 8 shades, at 29a
i
Specialties in Fine Black Siliio.
Extra' heavy and rich finish, $130 per
wash materials;
We have the greatest variety of these
DRESS GINGHAM3
--.'.'...i-'i.,"-. ''Jr.' .'.'ri'-N v;;.'V-
At 10c, 12J,' 15c, 20c,
30c, S8c,'50c, and 65c
per yard.
-OUR-
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
' - . - V
Is still selling at a great reduction, and
THE EMBROIDERY
Which we are selling in Btrips of 4f yards only are in greater demand than
WlffHK
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED AND
The largest arid most
1 1
IN THE
:iafaHE;i
PIANOS JtND ORGANS
Oil !the best makes on
Lor prices and easy
Order direct from me,- and
deliver fteightpaid to your
0 - aU i
PH..
t I f..
6 ?
cin buy from the head office,, and .nill. attend Xo 'joaxt
wants in case anything should 'be TvTong in thelirjf
guarantees. " .
1 1 .
Wo
GIIARL0TT2, IT. a
a Variety '-of them.
: a great
(Moods.
sacnuce,
48o
per
yard
worth.
750
65o
per
4 '
' l -
'!
460
70o
j98c
41
75o
75o
900
140
;
t
I
.
it
yard worth $1.85: $L55 ner vard
goods that was ever brought to this
CHEVIOTS
For Boys' Waists in
many neat paterns at 12)
and 15 cents per yard.
is leaving our shelves at a lively rate.
ever. . ' ' -
CHARLOTTE, N. C. : J
PROMPTLY ATTENDED. TO.
0 'iiv i
complete
! STATE
the installment plan.
terms. Send for priced.'
rniCBEQMGFIMCl
- I
JJatLcsLfIaPi-C3,
1US0N &vHAUlIN;-:HiKGS.T
BAT STATE ORGANS, 1
" PACKARD pRQANS, 1
j -!Isson(& Haialia Orgaci
wye time and freigtt;f -I ,
' nearest depot as 5 cheap, id:, joa :
stock of
f
,!
law be laid on the table for the pres
w. C, . jmjiiovuj.1
abotUft.