VOLUME XXXIV.
CHARLOTTE, N. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1886.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
Yards of Check PK at 5 cents per yard. "
Yards 4 4 Bleaching Clear of Starch at 7 cents per yard.
Yards 4-4 Sea Island; good quality at 6i cents per yard.
All-Wool Cashmere Shawls at $1.25 each. - '
Jerseys, elKwool, from $1.00 to $5.00 '
1,000
urn
1,000
50
200
'200
1,000
100
Cases Ladies' and Misses' Kid
Yards fine hi'e India Linen,'
Hamburgs cheaper tnan tne
Pieces of Torchon Lace.
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THK HANDSOMEST USE 01
Goods
i We have ever offered. - Gme and
V p a a large stock of Ladies', Misses
J TT-j.moii at.Wtt.tnm nrices. r i
Dru . i -
GLOVES
AND-
H o SI ERY,
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GLOVES.
BUT the Caprtea Konr Button Kldaat il.35,
every pair warranted. .
BVJ h? exanl Seven Hook Glore at $1JE0,
blacks aad colors, eTery pair Wdrranted. : i
--TTv h Mivhnitmi T.irome Kid. extra Quality.
,15 at $i.00, every ualr warranted.
LADIES Lisle Thread ftlorea, at 25 and SSeenta.
, !
-r m'w Si'kOlnvM blacks and colors, at 60, 80.
Lt 75 cents, SL00 and $126 ajialr. r
lyjITS, all lengths anJ Qualities.
HOSE..
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1 ADIES Silk Hose, blacks and colors. -. . L
J1DIE3 Lisle Thread Hose, blacks and colors.
LAD1K3 Fu'l Hegolar Hade Hose, colored, at 80
85, 40 and 60 cents. - . , j
LADIES Balbrlgran Hose at 36, SO, 37 and (0
cents. - .- . .-- j
pHTLDRSNS Ribbed Hose at 12& 25. 83& 87.
UiO and 60 cents.
T L. SEIGLE.
s5 H ILd
tibw lot. nf PIomd Rilka. Checks. Stripes and PlainV just received per Sat-
urdav's exorts. Alt o Black Silks, Gross Grain and Surahs. Don't fail
see them before buying. - - . ,
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Ccloredand
No better or cheaper assortment to be found in the city. Mne line j of
Trimmings, such as beads, laces. Passamentaries and Buttons For anything
in the DRY GOODS line, give us a call
SnCCESSOBS TO ALEXANDER Jt HARRIS.
FRED C. HUNZLER
WHOLESALE .
LAGER BEER DEALER ATtV
BOTTLEB,, ' : ;j.
CHARLOTTE, N. C
Represents two of the largest LAGEB
BEEB Breweries in the United States
, The Bergner Jk Enel Brewing
Co., of PhUadelpnta, and the
F. 4 Q. cljaflTer BrewiBf Co
' 'New ToZ-X'irZlM
THE LARGEST LAQEB BEEB )BOT
iLdO 18TABLISHMHT ' ,
r IN THE CITY, i
' 6Order Solicited. All orden
promptly aild and delivered free of
charge to wy pvt of tfeecity.
deoSOdlf ' r
W. L. DOUCLAC
Beat material, perfect fit, cqosls say 5 f,J
CTery nalr warranted. Tka nnlW UbIbM SUHlPa
"W. t Douglu' S3.00 -
bDOe.VArrntMl rn. . . - ( . m
gjeu. Button and Lace.
If yon cannot get tbete
inon from dealert, send
address on postal card
to W. L. DoogUa, Brocle-
Tor f bf
Iat03Jo13m.
4. . RAwmrw A BRO ,
i - , Charlotte, . C
Men Think
ftey know all about Mustapg Lin
iment -Few do. Not to "know is
nottohaye.
Opera Slippers good ones, 75 cents.
34 inches wide, at 10 cents per yard.
cneapesc. . r ;
W' SHOWING
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see our immense and pretty stock.
and Children's Domestic and Cam-
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PEG
First Msial Bait Bai
Sooth Tryon Street, '
Charlotte, N. C
DXAXSBS m
Ladies', Mlsses'and Children's
use
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BUTTON, WRESSiUCE SHOES,
Gents' Tine Hand-Made and Machine Sewed
BOOTS, BUTTON AND LA.CE BALS,
BOYS' AND TOCTB8' '
YTXX BOOTS AND SHOES OF ILL GRADES
GENTS' FINE
II IT SftTT. flTlfl St.m HfLtS.
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TRUiNKS, ;:X
VALISES and.-
GRIPSACKS,
UMBRELLAS OF ALLKINDS,
SHOE BLACKING AJTO BBUSHE3. '. ..
Mma Polish for Ladies' Fine bhoes.
Stock always kept toll and
...
I . tip to the demand.
ORDERS BY HAIL OB SXPBES3 fBOMFTLT
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and you won't -regret rtw ?,
AUCTION AND COMMIBSION
Slrel n lite""; B'okers.
BUT AMP BELL
REAL ESTATE
'consignments solicited
i' J. U. -KBUDMCK,
CLUB-HOUSE,
""- - KEEPS THE J.
B
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D I ! I A II D HALL
Intbeetr.
(eblfldtt
FORiRENT.
ACOMTOHTABLJ 4 room eottage, pantry and
kltehen, within a few hundred yards of tne
Graded School, and sir acres ot land for rent to a
good tenant Apply to
mmm
ht 1mvl0tU hsevvtv.
"Tbdth. Lm tub strsj, soKxrnns submits to
BC OBSCUHXD, BUT, XJtt TKB BOX. OKLT JOBA
SvlMscrlptiom to the Observer
DAILY EDITION.
Slngieoopy....' Coenti.
tsj lie wees in me atj hj
By the month. 76
Three months.. 1200
Six months.... 1.00 -."
One year.... 8.00
WEEKLY EDITION. -
Three months SOeents.
Six months $1.00
Dne year .V. 1.76 : '
meiuDsoi aw ana over sl&ul
These Radee '
SubecrtDtlom always Davable In
adTanos, not
only In name bnt in fact k
Jajr Gould's Friends, the Enemy!
Philadelphia Times. 1 - Jv : :
Jay Gould's most efficient friends
in bis contest with labor, are the
enemy that m impassionate hate
proclaimed him f 'the gi Ant fiend "
.They don't mean it' but had . Jay
Qould ; in his " most . subtle cunning
been authorized to control the move.
ments of the Texas and Missouri
strikers, he could not have, directed
them more to his own advantage or
more to their own disadvantage. His
friends, the enemy, will win Gould's
battle if it Bhall be won at all.
Had Jay Gould been consulted as
to the best method of paralyzing the
rapid growth of The Knights of Labor
under the wise - and conservative
leadership of General Master .Work.
man irowderly, what would be have
-advised, could his direction . be tin-
seen by tne world l Ln any. one
doubt that be would-have advised
1. That they precipitate a strike,
when there is no "complaint as - to
wages, payments or Hours oi labor.
on a railway tbat is in the hands of a
sworn officer of the United States
Court, and for no other reason than
that one objectionable employe had
been discharged without inquiry as
to his membership.
- That the strike against the officer
of the united States Court in Texas
should be extended to - the - Missouri
Pacific, when the Gould direction has
no more power over, tne Uourt re
ceiver in charge of the Texas Pacific
than has President Gowen over the
Receivers of Beading. i-'--C.:---s
3. That the strike should be pre
cipitated on both lines in open disre
gard of the laws of the Knights of
Labor which warrant strikes only
when authorized by' the supreme tri
bunal of the Order. i
4. That the -strike should be pre
cipitated ' without formal complaint
and attempt at comerence or arbitral
J tion. in . flagrant violation of the
solemn agreement with Gould in
Ahcniat loKt -whArnhv Via WflRtvnnnd
to confer and arbitrate any complaint
and the Knights of Labor were bound
to demand' and exhaust conference
and arbitration before resorting Jo a
strike.
5. That when tne etnfce was tnus
carelessly precipitated in violation of
good faith and of the laws of the
Knights of Labor,' the strikers should i
resort tqrviolenceana tne aestruction
of Dropeftyrahtr prove to the world !
that they would disturb the whole
commerce and trade of ' the country
to gratify the hot-spurs who obey
neither the laws of their Order nor
the laws of the land.
6. That when the stnte was thus
inaugurated without reason and pros
ecuted in violence, it should be main
tained against the dear public senti
ment r ana putwc interesui oi mo
whole country, until Gould can re
place the labor of the striking Knights
a a - . . J' . A . I
ana aisracb anu. uiyjiKgraw moui
by the loss of labor tfiey madly in
flict upon themselves. :
; Had Jav uould been empowerea to
direct the action of the Knights of
Labor in the West, and employed his
best eunning to make ; their action
self-destructive, he would: have ad -
vised just what the Texas and Mis
souri feuowBtupnasaone. rus rrienas,
the enemy, have fought hie battle by
evil counsels and violent action, to
an extent tbat GOuIL w)tb ail bis
scores or miuions, cou4i no. nave
m. ' t J - . f
in the" direction or ' tne western
Knights of Labor or, ' unless the
wise anaiust aamoo tuuuH vrouenu.
Master Workman Powder ly shall be
Eromptly accepted Gould will win
is battle simply because his friends,
the enemy, are fighting it for him. -
There is now put one nope or saiety
to the Western Knights of Labor,and
probably to the : wnoie nationai:jpT
ganizationi tbat is to stop the strike
at onoe unconditionally, dismiss law
less members, go back to work and
then demand conierenco ana aroura
tion. ' Such action would at once dis
arm Goul i; it would take from him
his only defensive position in the con
test; it wouia assure tne great ouei
nAsfi interests of the country of the
safety, of labor organizations, and it
would recall tne popular gympavay
for organized industry that it has
lost by causeless disturbance of busit
nesS aflna by violence. xnenus ui
labor : look the truth in the face, and
answer - whether there any nope
for it in a contest beeun without reas
son, prosecuted in violence -and eon
tinued in aenance .,- oi ,aiwrs wB
Chinee on the Ban,
San Francisco Bulletin. . ; f-f -
An attorney: who' ist probahlyaa
well acauainted with the Chinese in
San Ftancisco as any whitd mjitr can
be says tbat if: toe present agitation
is continued for a year there will not
be a Chinese merchant ' in ban yran-.
Cisco. At the present time they are
closing-! up i - thelrbu8iness be fast as
they can, and every ; steamer takes
one r more of them away.; The bus
iness of the merchants is being ruin;
ed by the expulsion- of i the laborers
from the interior. The merchants in
the interior of this State, in Oregon,
in Washington Territory and Neva
da have no business,1 as their patrons
have disappeared and they - are un
able to pay their debts. In conse
quence the merchants here are suffer
ing. One merchant has $150,000
worthi of bills -which he ca,miQ$ col
lect, and a recent tQur of -this and
neignoormg. states enapiea- mm to.
secure enly 3,000. ' Merchants have
for - some time1 been Easaisting each
other to prevent failures, hut ?t"ap.
pears atf'th? W18.
reaped.. ja jaflEmedtha thero
arcrmore yacant stores in Chinatown
than were ever before seen; an the
prospect s- that the number Wil
grow larger, ''-'-"i ' ':.:: :
T
h.Mh nthilWDaoii-vswiuitiauu
Ptia Ointmnt-H5i.uaacfUj gtiaranteed to care or
money refundedtrnal, ' DaSl9LZ
leg or Itciang pilos. ' Prtee 600. a box. oeare,M
fjev.
aart&to
K.G. c
waitctg fob ms wife.
A Philosophic Observer Consoles
sv Ifervoaa nasbnd Until
Train Arrlres. .-.
Petzo It Free Press.
"If you are standing around
railroad depot about the time some
train is expected in, you needn't look
twice to identify the man who is
down there to welcome his wife. She
has been away ' three weeks, but the
time seems like three months to him.
He was never so glad in his life as at
the thought that she is rolling ton
wards him as . fast as . steam - can
traveL , - yv 'A" ::r A, : '
' There was such a man at the foot
of Brush street Saturday. - He ex
pected his wife on . the Michigan
Southern train. He rushed up and
down to see if the train, was on time.
xoen ne rushed out and engaged a
hack, i Then he promenaded up and
down and wiped his brow, and -he
was still at it when a man who had
been across' the road to wet bis whis
tle with old rum came slouching back
ana inquired: ?
"Expecting some one, ehf' ; -"v
"Yes. sir.'7
"Wife, probably?
"Yes." -
"Bin away long?"
"Over two weeks."
"Coming on this train,?" , - - -"Yes."
"Well, I duhno," continued the
man. as he rubbed his back against
the ticket window shelf. "I wouldn't
be too enthusiastic about it. . Wimen
are mighty onsartin. . I've had two of
'em run away from me. Is your wife
any hand to ' make . acquaintances
while traveling?"
"No, eirl", v
"Oouldn't be induced to elopa?" "
"Sirl : Do you intend to insult
me?" . .J ::.-v
"Gosh, nb."' I wouldn't insult non
body nor nothing. Could - your wife
be carried away by good .looks and
lots of money?" V
"If you wasn't an old man I'd
thump you for your impudence I". ex
claimed the husband, as he grew red
all over, v -. - ' - ;
TTou would! Well, I won't talk to
you. If your wife comes in on the
trajn, all right;; if she doesn't, you
needn't blame me."
t -" He went into the sitting room, and
presently " the train came in.--" The
husband dodged abort as if he was
walking on glass, and the passengers
came out one by one until the coaches
were empty.- There was no wife. It
wag ten minutes before the husband
could give up, and when he did and
started out doors the old man lounged
out and said:
1 j "I told him! Tve lost two wimen
just that way, and I knew what I
was talking about."
- 'state revs.
! Asheville Advances Mr. George B.
Council of McDowell, representing
several Philadelphia companies who
own large boundaries ' of land in
Western North Carolina, is in the
city for the purpose of offering these
lands for sale. The company- repre
sented by Mr. Council own one hun
dred thousand acres of land in Mo
Dowell county, including the 8wan
nanoa Gap. They also own a thirty?
five thousand boundary in Caldwell
and Watauga counties. The lands
are well Uoioered, and no doubt offer
a fine field for investment. They
Abound in the finest white pine tim
ber to be found anywhere, besides
walnut, oak, etc '
Wilmington Star : The annual r&
port of the chief of the fire -department,
Captain C. D. Myers, snowg
that during the past twelve months
there were' forty eight fire and five
false alarms, and one fire at Point
Peter, - to which ' the little Giant
steamer was sent. -: The total loss by
these fires will approximate $800, -
000, with insurance of about $66.0,
Q00. i .fji uv'&f: . y--i
. "Wilmington Review: The receipts
of cotton at this port from April 1st,
1886, to April 10th, 1886. foot up X"
103 bales! as against 119 hales for
the corresponding time last year, an
increase ot 984 bales. The receipts
for the crop year up to April 10th,
J886, foot up 96,989 bales a against
3.373 bales for the corresDOndinz
period last year, 'f an increase (this
year of 8.fil9 bales. The total re
ceipts for the crop year ended Sep
tember 1st 1835, were 94,054 bales, or
2,935 bales less than have been rei
ceived thjw far this y tar. J " , l
Durham Daily Bocorder: One year
ago there were $16,000. worth of lots
belonging to the Green estate sold.
The game land cannot be . bought to
day for $95,000. a This is! one of the
evidences of Durham's growth. Real
estate in every section OL town has
i . . : ' j ' : . .. .
vancea in price.
Durham Tobacco Plant: On Satur
day last Colonel George' W. Tate, of
Orange county, was taken to the In
sane Asylum at Raleigh for treat
ment. Colonel Tate wa one of the
cleverest and most substantial i citi
zens af Orange county; and this mi
fortune is quite a shock to his many
friends. . We hope that he may re
turn to his family, at no distant day
fully restored MrA. J.Butjes,
who has had oharee of the Claiborn
Hotel for the past two years will
leave in a short time for Columbia.
where he is to take charge of another
hoteL W -iVi Hi ' 1 -News
and Observer Goldsboro cor
Vesnondence: It has been currently
reported on the streets,- and the re-.
nnrt is now confirmed. thuV Mr.
Bonita has sold a naif interest in his
Axmllent and nrosperous paper to Mr.
J. Harwood Brown,-of New Jersey,
who is now in the city, and it is said
will assume the business manage
menii ui duo umw wiuwji u
innt. The price paid for the half in
terest is $16,000, whi-sh, however, does
not include the handsome Messenger
building,- the title of wnicn r remains
with Mr. Bonitiv? The new manage
ment expectrto put a great deal of
additional push and ability Qn the
Messenger, wnicn nas lor a number
of years, nas been paying Air- tiomts
au annual pruuk ui iruiu a,ww w
' v. a c M . aaa a.. Am
wi urtrlln now in tha 'very zenith of
ita fiBefulnees and hope f or a greater
prosper ity. . Mr. Brown oomef nere
hiehlv endorsed ' rU a courteous and
clever gentlema an4 brings
much eioenence to the Messenger,
Efe was the. inanaee'r of a publishing
oomnanv in New York, which issued
IV. Deems' book "Jesus" and be and
Dri Deems ulanned and - issued the
rifiristian An. Until his delarmina
tion to connect himself with ' the
Masseneer. a few- days atso. Mr.
I Rrown was connected ' with thi
tv -- , :,v. .ua -a:
I iwueni. AJeiuuurtsMU oucwir uo.
xors - Liar. uovemor Aoi-BQeiner
paper,
and the Governor .. endorses
hi
iim in ntrrtn? terms as a newsDaDer-.
man of ripe knowledge an$ ability.
it'
ANXIETY OF THE PRESIDE1IT
He Confers "With Gen. Sheridan
ma the Need of Regular
Troops, '
WASHmoTON, April 10. The Presi
ueuv us very mucn concerned over
tne recent labor troubles in the West
lie said today , to Gen. Warner, of
vino, .iiiiau u tne - troubles were not
soon ended ne should send a special
message to fjongress on the subject.
It is further understood that Mr.
Qwderly will come here next - week
to comer with Mr. Cleveland, and
that the. latter, has sent a request for
him to come, -k ' . - ':t
It is understood that the President
nas been in conference .with , Geo:
Sheridan, foreseeing a possible - nee-
essny tor tne presence - ot regular
troops to guard Government proper
sy m case oi a riot.
Gen. Sheridan's departure for Chi
cago at this time Iwould ' seem to in
dicate that he desires to be on hand
in case such necessity .arises. It
woold, be easy .to concentrate 2,500
(roops & u Liouis or at any point in
Texas within twelve to twenty-four
houi s. Tbere are alwavs on hand at
Jefferson Barracks, i within twenty
mues pi St. Liouis. from four to ten
companies of recruits. Further sup
plies could be drawn from Chicago,
ana could reach St..,-Louis fwithin
twelve hours.,,: - tr.wiwi?i
There , is . no immediate nrdanect
tnat troops will be needed, hut, : with
io,uou men ready to be converted in
to a lawless mob, . with a common
purpose, on an hour's notice, it has
been thought well to be prepared. If
the rioting at East St. Louis ,should
get beyond control of the State au
thorities, as is not improbable. con.
sidering the lawless nature of the
population of that little town, the
United .States authprities will be
ready to step in, if possible, to pre
vent the spread of the, trouble to the
other side of the river, t, ,. a u.,-r
t A TEAR TOO XATE. n : jx
'3t..:-y.3ffi(.s fms$e&. ---"-it
e Called, to See Hen , fcnt She
Was OInrrled to Another Man. j
A citizen. of thiff town' went' West
about threa years ago in search of
fortune,! says the Detroit Free Press.
He returned the other day, and after
i Jong searon heard that bis "wife
ived on Beaubien street, -l It was 10
o'clock at) night when he rapped at
the door. After a few minutes an
upstairs window was raised and a fe
male voice cried out: m-U"!v
"Who is it, and what do you want?"
"Is that you Fannie?" he asked. 4
"Who calls me Fannie?"" ; . i ;
"Your husband. It's me Henrv :
I have come back." '
"Ob, it's you, then? You d better
skip n i
"wny? . -
" 'Cause Tm married again. : I got
a divorce from you a year ago. :
v D annie, now could youl . wasn't
I a loving, ten " -
'Ijoofc-astierer snouted the harph
voice of a man, as his head replaced
that of the woman's. "I don't want
no fooling about this I Are you eoing
right off without any fuss, or must I
come down and carve you up?" t
"Jiutx want my wire 1" .5 v
"You haven't got any t The Wayne
circuit court divorced her, ! and a
Presbyterian minister spliced her to
me. Do you think we are going back
on court and church just because you
happened to come back? Are you
going?" - ;: : .: . ;
"I'd like to talk the case over," v
"Haven't time, f v I'm going to give
you just two minutes to get out of
shooting distance." : j fioi
The ex-husband got. but he went
down to police headquarters, and ex
plained:. ';,.: 'r ' -. 'r'X .
"If ever I marry another man's di-
yorced fe I'll , be. half way,, white;
about it. , . If be comes arpund and
wants an explanation I'll be gentle
man enough to ", invite him into : the
house. -. I won't lean out of the. win
dow and blow and holler anq..lug out
a pistol and make him feel all . flat-
1.1M.IAIW BIADISOH'S MURDER
1 , tit ' . .. -.
Daoeovery "Whieh My Yet Ssto
Clnverfiu front theiGnllowB. -
BiCHMoirb,1; Vi:n AprU ' lZ. The-
Question - oi tne- execution ot x. j
Cluverius for : the murder' of Fanny
Lillian Madison is now; in the; hands
of the highest court of the State, the
condemned matt' having asked for a
new tnaL The wnoie case nas been'
shrouded in the deepest mystery, but
today : an aiteged fact-.is: ryealed
which will create a great sensation.
In the latter part otslastsummer
an old maiderr iady inamed Rachael
McDonald, livmg near the reservoir
in which the body of Lillian Madison
was discovered, was iouna dead in
her yard with, ner taroat eux.'M Appar
renuy every eiruri was miwe to ais
covev the means of 'her 'death, but
-without avail.. Her property is in the
nanas ox tne court, ana : now-ioomes
the startling news ; that 'witnesses
have been found to prove that Miss
McDonald ? was murdered' and that
they will appear - before 'the next
grana jury, oi me cauniy vennoo;
witn more postave eviaenoe.
Hull more startling is tne informa
tion that Lillian Madison, ' who, it
was tnougno was ' tnrown- infio the
reservoir hv her. cousin.. Cluverius.
died at the house o Hiss .McDonald
from an attempt at malpraoiicew and
was thrown into the water after
death. - Alt these rumors nave excit
ed the greatest interest, and - counsel
for Cluverius were not slow in doing
everythingpoa3Sible td' get ; the facts
of Miss McDonald's death out. ' One
of "the . shrewdest detectives in the
country has been in the oase.
Preserving the .Family Average.
Trom Clan Ben"! Letter. - i ? . a .i '-: t
They had been eating a swell din
ner and. doing same incidental drink
ing, of 'Wine. jTheneau was percep
tiblv drunk, but his wife, a belle, was
only exhilarated. : They -were, alike
oblivious of dress as they came across
. . i - . l 11 TT. 1 1
each other in tha haUway. He tvad
I claDDed his hat on in the nreaenoe of
ladle vithowt lalizuKgiV and she
well it was disastrous, but funny!
Per corsage had a garland of flowers
across the top, and brought over the
shoulders to form all there was of
sleeves. WelL one side got loose and
fell, down, but she didnnopceit, for
the difference feeling between a
bare shoulder and one -covered only
hv a naIfinoh'straD or a string of
roses is trifling. r; y v ;
'Wy-don't yon take off your hatf
sne sharDlr whisnered. . - ' -
r VVBecause." he thickly ! retorted.
the- family ousht to keep a little
something on.- So I clapped on my
hat the instant J. noticed the
gtyle of dress you're wearin.,,
ne-w
Absolutely Pure. r;
ThlS DOWdflP nmw TftHM 1 niml nf nnrMv.
Bnengui and wholesomeness .- More-economical
than the ordinary Mads, and cannot be sold In
oompetltlOQ with the multitude of low teat, short
weight, alum or ohosDhate Dowdm-n Hold only
i ' 8PEINB3 ft BTJBWSLL;
Jan2D(I4wlr sit f in. Chariotte.N CV
; K IVlERVOUS r :
DEBILITATED MEN:
ose of Dr. Dye'B Celebrated Voltaic Belt wits
of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles.
w lurniany otner aiseases. complete restora.
Moil to Health, Vleor and Manhood guaranteed.
No risk Is Incurred. Dlnstrated pamphlet In rim ltd "
SMVioMinalled free, by addre8intt ,
Y0LIA10 BI
Ala: co waTBnaTI. Ulca. '
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nort7deodw7m i v , ;
DEAFNE8S&ira-2S I
twwitf eight wars. Treated bT rarat a ttw nntoii
STMOlaUstS Of thftdSTwlth no hnnflt. finnul film.
elf In three months, and since then hnnrtmriii at I
outers OTue same Droeesa. -a niAin. mmoiA nt
sneeessful home treatment Address, T. S.iFAAX,
m
WANT 8ALSSHZN eveirwhere. " loeftl
aoa wavcniur, to ceu oar goods' ww par
good alarrardU expenses. Write tor terms
at onoe. and state mmrr wnntMi iriHroait
STANDARD SILVER WARS COMPANY. WiMh.
ItHoa Stieet, Boston Mass. . -. marSOdlw -
KU RE FITS!
when 1 aay core I do net mean merely to stop them
for fcrfime and then have them retorn again, I mean a
vadioai core. X have made the disease of FITS. PZ.
LEP8Y or FATJUKa SICKNESS a life-long ttuAj. I
variant my remedy to cure the worst cased. Beauun
others hare failed a no reason for notnowreosivma;a
eore. Bend at once for a treatise and a Free Bottleof
my infallible remedy. . Give Express and Fort Office. :
It ooete you nothing for a trial, and I will core yon.
AddVearH.Q.EOOT,lisPeart8irewrfc.
cprjsur.iPTiorj.
I have a positive rameor for the atT disease ; by Its
staBdlarhaTebeenoBred.Iudeed,MstroneIsmTfalth '
- wnni...u. . wwbw in von, una ana or lone
Iniuemcaey.thatlwlil send TWO BOTTLES FRKK.
together with a T A LUA 9I.B TBEAT18S en this dissasa '
Co any suSVrer. aiva express and P O.addr. as.
i T. A. abOCDK, M rearHfc, jkaw lesfc H
ADIE3 WANTED to work for us at their
own nomas. 7 to giu per week: can be easily
1 uiaue; nu chut 'twiuif; rascinaong and steady
" employment Particulars and samnln of tha
work sent for stamo. Adresg BOMS M'jrti CO..
u, box 1816, Boston, Mass. - "
PENNYROYAL PILLS
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
' Tb Original al Only CreBaln.'
Ban and always Reliablet BewanafwartMesa Imitathna
Indlspeiuabls to LA Dl ES. Ask joor Dranlst '
"Ohlehaater'sJ&nKlti.sT'uKtUke no ether, or Inoloseto. '
(ttamp,) to us for pvtioalars a letter by I e luj u saaU...
HAMS f. t rf . unreaesser vaemieat ua, -,
- t,.- 8tSBIadiK,laPallaswJVs, .
aM ay Hi !( everywhere.
la everywhere. Atk tor Chlefeea.
Feaayrayal FUla. Take as stseb .
fiastusa"
. JanlOdAwly
w-wtiiw. PAY'S
ANILLA R00FINBI
Takes ttaa lead: doss not eorrode like tin or iron, nor :
Oeeay ftkashmglea or tar eompositwns; easy to apply;
etroa and dnrabla: at half the eost of tin. Is also
5'1'e.lt as Mali my.
ilSiS
uAar&a avv9 uc sump bhwhi,
donble th Wear of OH Olotba Oataloone and samples
W.H..2AI.
P1TCIITC Send a sketch or model of in-
r t I mention, and (6.00 for examloa
s1 tion. ADDUcatlOos for PAT-
1 icm in uccnaredandoroseooted fieleeted cases.
Infringements, Interferences, and legal opinions a
specialty, Sena stamp Tor "book on faients,"
rfrttn-r wtsr OaRWRTT. Solicitor of PatMits.
Attorney at Law and Counselloc In Patent Cause,
WASHINhTON. d. q. . , -. f .'., .'
Beferenaes-KlGfxS ft CO., Bank8rs, Second Na-
! 1 i nonaiuanE. wssnington, ij.Ai. j '
V ANTED IN CHARLOTTE.
on
An energetic business woman
to solicit ana rase oraers irr -j ne
MADAMS Cr&lSWOLD ' Patent
Bkirt-Supportlng. Corsets. These
ooraets have, been extensively ad
MltlHd and aold Df 18JUT - Ut-
. wuviara the naat ten veara, whtah.
'with their surjertority, has created
a large aemana tor mem xnrouKn-
j out the United Statea, and any
laaywno wiu give iner tune ana
. energy to canvassing for them ean
nori hnlld rm a Mrmanentand Drooxaoie Business
thei are not sold by merchants, and vie give ex-
Ainarm trrttw-r. therebv clTlnn the agent entire
control of these superior oorsets in the ' territory
aaaiarmrt her. , wt haa a larae number of sxents
who are maklns a . arand success . selling these
hmoda. and we desire' such th every town. Address
cstMttsUBvriJUi4avUi9MiKwaHwa,uvw aa
BT vftoe of a deeree of the Superior Court 01
Mecklenburg county. In the .ease of CL B.
Boyles, . administrator of.J. B. Boyies, ao
oeaapd, vs. Nannie a. Boyies; et ai;iwlU expose
EOr sate at Vie ooort nuuBB uuur ut uaauHS). w
Uutarat irnnrta-. (the 3rd davl of Mar. 1U86. the
tract of land of said J, B. Boyies, adlolning the
lands of W. A. Brown, Bea T Price, John Hoover,
et al. The same will be sold In two pareels. 1 a he
lands outside the dawer In one lot, and the 1
anhtrvrt to th dower. , .
T Basis. Ten per cent 01 toe pureiiase nronw
eash. The balance In two installments January
1st, 1887. and January 1st, 18as. Interest at 8 per
eent iron eate on we ouwer irara.; w murr
tract Irom January 1, 18U7, when possession will be
given, , r. duilm,
mara6dw4w - Admr and Com,
CURE'theDEAF
race's PATKN'S1 rUTPROVm CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS
imraciur assrsaa tits f n an pxlvnn th work st tfcs
aaloral dram. Isvbiblsk ewfrtabl and always in seiiuon. AU
esBvenatfcm sad. fvra wkirpen heard distinctly. Send forilhntntac'
soak wits, tastinwstsla, FREI, aaareai r sui oa . auw
gOg Bxwdwsy, w York. MenUoo tab psptr. ...
FOR SALE,
00 fronting on South Tryon street, adjoining
th nmuirts nf I. H Ramon. : Shade tsees on lots.
v n Two dpainihia bm dins? lots. Hixau ieet.
WUl QB SO,Q aeparawMy of sutfeuier. iibo-
annh -
. VtUUVAJrA A'Si nam aaia'a aoauvx.
Houses Rented,
: Houses rented and rests eoCectod, ta the -advertised
free ot charge, t v -v.
" CHABXOm BSAL SSTATX A&XNCT, '
j r- - ' B.KCOCBIBAlCa.lfsiuger, :
gaM If Trade Street front Central H
Printing :--Press for f Sale.
I BATS SOa SAlsl a eomplete Adams Book
and: Newsnaner Press. Size of platen 21x80
Caches. Tbe machine Is In good order, made b
RMnA ajtanrlflxrl sznrrtr ' . .
IPrSe - i- ' " ta-woj l
WUl be sold for - . i-. ,fib0t
on terms to suit purchaser. - ,
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V I' a
WE ARE SHOWING, r
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v .' ' -In perfect style, correct cut aiid-large'TarietyjA-''!!'
Oar (Mi and Fornislg Goods Department
Occupy as much and more space
ing Stores in. the State, in regard to variety of stock as well,
as low prices we take the lead. - :
1 ME '-lUEAVSOH WMI
We cam none bat well made and' stylish Cloth-
riW Fay Special Attention
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To the purchase of these goods. We have an old
estabUsned trade, which looks to us for well-made
Clothing.
WE WANT YOUR CUSTOM
.Til
Because
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1 trood servloeable Business Suit made no hi aood
style at $30, $4.00. and $6.00.
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All Wool Casslmere Salts. In a Tarletv of sh itdea
and patterns, at $70. $8.00, $9.00 and $10.00. i -
..all Wool Black Diagonal Salts at tlO 03. which
cannot be duplicated elsewhere for $ 12 60.
tilt.
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AND
In;magnilicent styles at
We handle the
Mcn-Hts, Dots' Hats and Children's Hats -
j , E?er brought to this city.
SPECIAL OFFER:.:
entire. , stock of , MgnaLSolid Colored Hose worth
from 35 to;50 cents, is now beiD&r offered at the uniform
price of 25 cents a pair. . ;
CHARLOTTE, N.
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED AND
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The; larst ' ani1 most
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OltJjeV best: makes on
tojtLprices rand easy
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Ordfjr, clifect from me, ancLsav& time and freight, J,
deliver freiglit-paid to your
c&n hny fromu. the head1 office,
wants" in case anything should be "wrong in the factory
guarantees.,' ' .' 1'--,
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than many exclusive Cloth
We sell Clothing and Famishing Goods at low
figures!
j We are Spot Cash Buyers!
Large Manafaeturers are anxious to secure cus
tom, therefore offering usBottom Prices. We do
not aepend solely uioa our Clothlog Department
to defray our expenses. , .
we Sell
An excellent Business Salt, made of medium
weight Casslmeres, and stylishly cut at $6.00, $6.60
and $7.00. m -
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Salts trimmed handsomely, equal to custom
made, which we are asking $12 00 to $16.00,- sell
elsewhere at $M O0 to $18 ooT y ' '
A full Una of SnHni and fimr KnH-nn n,j.n
In Casslmeres and Worsteds, that are the best 0
ting garments ever manufactured.
very moderate prices
best makes of
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PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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complete stock; of
the installment plan.
terms. Send for prices.
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CDIfKEBMG PIANOS,
PUmlfOS.
BENT PIAHO0,
Mathnshck Pianos,
!t HAM PIANOS.
BAY STATE OBGANS,
, PACKARD ORGANS,
IlasoriiSt llanlin Organs.
nearest depot as cheap ag you
and . will attend Lta your
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