IN OUR
SPIIIL
1'
m
FOR TO-DAY ONLY,
xnja nffr all our 121 cent Ginghams and
Mens' Unlaundried Shirts, linen bosom, reinforced, at BO cento eacb ?
Ladies Underweat1
Our 39 cent Chemise at S5 cent.
Our 45 w1 Drawers at 35 cents.
n.,n no cent Gowns at 40 cents. ,
Our 50 cent Skirts at 40 cents. , , ... ' ,
a lot of 65 cents Skirts at 45 cents to close.
t).,T t OU .iOT8et VUVOIB av w wjuw, . v .
niir $1 00 Gowns, Chemise and Skirts at
Our $150 Cambric Chemise, Gowns and
THESE TRICES ABE FOR TO-DAY"
,i a hoDe to see you in to show you
?"a anor.ial nrices for the trade. Come
UV "r !. i i : . I'l.
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imTa
In baylrtg Matting for the
mmm stock.' t. a-., i
Sprlng make It a
CANE MA.TTTINGS-
AT 25 cents
" ' 45
Big lot at
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Nottiogliai, Oriental & Scria CttrfcuBS.
4V
.!,-
CRETONNES
At 1244. 16, Sft and eenta. J; 5)
FLOOR OIL CL0TD8.
4 4 and M wide at 40. GO d 63
Tard. ... - -
Good lot o(
eenta per square
Marseilles
1
At ttALttSS; tlOO, ftWand $5 6a
At $1.00. $L25, $1 JO aod 11.75. .;:
An feant One of
lowers, Table jinenl
T. I, SE
At 8eductiye
Various hnes,
e priwut cie
HiEfiBAVE
Tapestry for Upbolstering.
Contains, by the verdict of all who havs examined them; the -newest styles
Wo vmvA mriova Huitable trlmminfirs for. the same, and we
will not be undersoldL;. Tis not nssary
quality or styles of; pur.; tajsi mutxnn
ro tnose wno nave seea iBumt, tit.. v VL-Xs l." TWt Viiv
wv, f. ,v,o;- ko onirtKA lot tricea.afc which they are sold, ljonl By
vrair ParAflnla with nn t nnrinr mini -f I
gcasBSOBjBlrojpXAirnxa
TOCHES,.
SPECTAl LESi
ir .'"5 fr. ."S? i.:r
-AND-
4 Jtj-JS ?ffri-.;
J E'W ELRY
' Dim -alt and complicated 'wstcn jrepatrlng
wela-'ty. OaiTepataatmlotjeIJentworlrh
tewmesoweu established,' rthat it'neesrttaW
tteanployment of anotW'Sxperleneed Wati
aker to enable ns to finish the work as rapidly as-
Increased laclllles, we aw nMt pPA4
execute work lntrosted to "us, .promptly ;and
HAIES r& BPYliB,
Saocassors to A. Hales & Ran,
et Trade Street
Charlotte, C
FOR SALE.
T"0 desirable building lots. PJL1
fronting on Booth Tryon street, adjolnlu
the Drorart r i. n ca.noa. Shade trees on lots.
WuibssodsenamtelT or together, frloe $700
- CHABLOIT1 BXA1 E3TATS
mi
Seersuckers at 10 cents.
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j
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- 4,! - ' 'i " S .... -S
85 center'-
Drawers at $1 30.
J.
thit these reductions are genuine,
on i
i and all
nim.niiici r iu.f? i ; i t r t
A
Pi!t;MoialMl
South Tfiteeet,.- - Qiartptte, H. 01
Ladies', Misaesid Otuldrcn's
Bllfl'O MfiRESS & LICE SHOES,
eente' line HanO-Made and Madtlne 8eed -BOOTS,
BUTTON AND L ACE B ALS,
FDOS BOOTS AND SH0I3 OF ALL 6RADKS
Si""?
Sil
ilk.
Soft and Stiff Bats,
TRUCKS,
VAUSES and
GRIPSACKS,
UMBRELLAS OF ALL 'KINDS,
SHOX BIiACEINS AND BHUSHB3.
ilma Polish for Ladies: Fine I
Stock alwrays 4ept iull and
: J- I np to the demand.
OBDSQS BY MAIL OB KSP9S33 BOUPTLT
tocall your attention to the prices,
t p
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cmnVAn for themselves.
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Ladie,
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vvuw tursm nil
PLUMES, KB A I ii is; es, "TiSjrfV
.01,(31
rii ns
9 .
- k. If mi fir
aery, are a sore
1 goarai
trunme
,ntea of
v DBEob- iAD in the lateststylea, and at (h
lowest posfWte pnoes.
Bespectfullyi
C. M, QUERY.
vHoudca Rented,
ro-rted an rents eoHeetedln b -l&uMittm
of enarge. . .
C2ASLOITJ EXAL Z3TATI ASITICT, .
rZX U tras Corset rroct cczsral
TUT i-i r- , i
ran
lgioiy;&r
-TRUTH. LIES THH SUIT. BOKKrOfXS SUttjrfTS TO
a OBSCUBKD, BUT, IiEKX THS SUM, ONLX FOB A
, 8nbcripttoii the Obserrer.
' . - DAIL1 EDITION.
Slnxleoopy... Scents.
By the week !n theclty... , 30 :
By the month..... 75
Three months.. ...$2.00
Six months .................... 4.00
One rear ., 8.00 . .
- 'A WEEKLY EDITION.
Three montha 60 eenta.
Six months.... ..$1.00
Jnerear L7S -
,In dabs of five and over $LG0 ,-. - ,
If a tiomProm Tlie8JBIes
BabserIptlons always payable In advance, not
only to name bat in fact . t j, ;
JttOAIfOKE AMD BOUTOERK.
Btlrod Meetings Held in the
Citj-Lrg Subscriptions Made
ana Larrer PremledOfflers
Eleted-Sueeess Assured.
Boanoke Saturday Bevlew.
LasVMonday;thel3ommittee of ar
rangements of the - Roanoke rf and
Southern stockholders met in the ofs
fice o CJapt. R. M. Bogers and map
ed out'tne plan for receiving the
arge number cf visitors from abroad
who werejexpected. Bush U. Derr,
was selected to ga to Lynchburg jto
'meet" the" visitors "and "escort them
-hereSome arrived on Sunday even"
ing. but about seventy . were met in
Ly nehhurg and arrived here in an
ettrrf coach-Monday, afternoon. ,The
venjng-wa Bpout ui wuywinuuo
And discussion" of, the future ' ofithe;
railrbkd;
( fTuesday morning .the visitors were
shown' through, f) the machine shops,
and were much pleased with the sight
ol such-large shops where an engine
Lis mfrdf in, its everypartasw;ell as
assenger-coacnes ena rreignt cars.
Aoout i:3U o cicck tney aitrepairea
tp3$ e'Skftin'gP1 where the visw
tors from the south : were given an
opportunity ta present -to the . stocfe
holders their several advantages and J
inducements which ; they wished : to
offer the Roanoke and Southern road
to construct that road . through their
cities and 'towns,; It had already ,4e
"voned that there were several 'con
flicting interests represented' : andT
that this road was wanted in several
directions.
- The meeting was called to order by
E. H. Stewart, president of the
Boanoke Chamber of Commerce, and
Henry& Trputjnominated . John ;C(i
Mooma w for "chairman. He " was
unanimously elected, ; and Thos: ?W.'
Miller was then chosen secretary.;
Otf taking the chair, Mr. Mooma w
stated that the projectors of ; this
road had some time ago sent ; him
over the proposed line of road to re
port upon the ' practicability of the
plan, and as soon as he crossed the
boarder of North Carolina ; he saw
that the interest of the people of VLS
ginia and those of North Carolina
were thesamef that while we wished
a eailroad south ; the people of our
sister state greatly desired, a northn
ern outlet, and were ready to respond
to any call that had : for its purpose
to give them more niiles of railway,
and that if Virginians would . huAd
the road to the North Garol"na, line
thereafter would be easy sailing: v He
explained thatit was this that caused
such a large assemblage "here from
Novth and Southarblinfqiaod tfat
the stockholders now Tiesird to; hear
what inducements could be offered
therefrom. : : He anncuaced that the
various localities would be heard
from in order as they appeared on
the map, starting from. Martinsville
Virginia, and taken in, regular order
BoathjfcA . v
j The chairman then called for Hen
ry countyand Qaptam J. S. R;eed res
spooaea, aymg ipas neiore an ppm
ion' of the matter ' under discussion
he would like to hear from gentlemen
from the Oarolinas; but he would re
mark'that the people "Of this county
knew hat it was to be without rail
road communicatron,' and that they
hevergot'one untilthev commenced
tn work themselves: ; that the? had
the best narrow guaee road iff-the
Stoi nd -while it will do, f or?Mar
tinsville of ; the ' present day, it will
not di for what they expect to be in
no distant future that ties people of
utoaiiitiraiit i;otleti.8ouw:'
the cotton fields and north to coal,
etc', but above all they" want a road
System? nhefi Herfry, if it cannot
otter, will burfd h.is,road itself
IhritfSl he county 1 1 if 1 1 ;
i i Brnith, of lig-enryi saw aey
j Jwd fcdm 866 wae hM been fro-
posed. He believed that iCthe airec?
tory was well selected the subscripi
tion wflfb'voted,- and he was assure
ed by AS frieu'd; Mr Lester, that the
Henrycounty bonds should count to
the said road dollar for dollar .;
TVia nhftirman following the line of
itterSisduth ean$Qjr;JtoiviUe,'
N. C , andT. J. Stone stated that he
hoi faith in thA movement and- but
,a tha ootv intereut t her felt , in. the;
matter he ould ot VfWS H
Hhowea tne neceaaux? "t"5?4
-outlet, stated that- his townajun -caa
and wilKvote about n5,0Q0i nd?;af
a small meetiiig was . called JuatiB
fore he left andfiOOO. "raised by pr
vate subicription' and that Madison
townsuip, aujutuiug
do the same.3 Theigeiitlemaii Showed
that tbe expensefwouia ne snuui , ior
constructing the road ;from Martinss
:ville to'Stonevillej ;on? account pf
smooth" ridge which:' extends nearly
the .w bole distance. " -Z.' :
i tie next point being Winston, N.
tJ., Mr. Buxton arose andnsaid tha it
Wgreatljto he desired.Hhat'the tpost
progressive towif in North' Carolina
laid the most pr6grefesve uXOwn,in
Southwest Virginia should be linked
together by 'bands1 of-'eeelhe , did
not fenow jwbat it would cost, ;but be
knew that his live progressive town
would come ; f or wardhandsomely ..
He statM that there was nota maa
iu the i'piac'ooi6t employ mehV, that
there are tnirty-twoiooaQco ittutw vea j
cotton mills, Wolleh mills, saw mill?,
iron mills 1 that tnera were au,wu,uuu
pounds of freight snipped through
the.depot of the Bichmond and Dan-
vule last year, ana ui o uu- vuo
representatives from his town are
here because, in gre , iw,..uo
grinding oppressions of - the Bicu
mond and Danville system, and in
spite of all this, the town is growing
and now nasapupuianw" v- viw
HnAa not - owe one dollar and
jStanda ready today to subscribe any
amount tnat w,u
oome there: said they would meet
tt.aonmnnnV Rtne COUUbV iuo "liu
ho irraded. The , gentleman
epokeortne coai vowiw cuuuij,
fine timber, agricultural interest;
aaanmrf tViA meeting that Win
eton could be relied upon to do her
nnrt.. ' "" i- -
w m a n.U. winvAfianhni,
Lincoln and Shelby counties, describ
ed bis section as one rich in mineral
deposits, splendid agricultural lands;
andoounties which are -rapidly be
coming a manufacturing section that
tneir iron ore did not need - lime to
nux it ; tnat tnere was tne pest pig
iron in nis county whicn was melted
without one otmceof limestone. - He
described the splendid ;mar ble quar-i
riesof Lincoln, and stated that the
two --counties he represented Lin
cold, and Shelbys-would subscribe
about $80,000. or will grade the road
through .their borders, and"; furnish
cash subscriptions besides;-;
1 .Dr. Miller, of Cleveland countv. N.
MD , stated that his county had already
yoreq su,uuu, to the Western Air
Line which could be transferred to
the Boanoke and Southern, and also
$25,000 to the : North Carolina Mid
land, which could be given toR. & 8.
Colonel Duncan, of Spartanburg,
S. C. , said in. the , last fifteen .years
his county had subscribed $350,000 to
r railroads; that while Spartanburg
more competiting lines, and that
when " matters topfcifon - a? business
shape, if the i( company would . siy
how : much it wanted . his people
would give it ; that Spartansburg has
never-, subscribed, to i any ; raihroad
without coming forward ? with . the
money. He advised the projectors
to put in the field the best engineer
corps to be had, - ascertain the, best
route and follow it; if. it took them
away from his town . he ; should not
complain;"If you come ;to t us we
will meet you handsomely, n All we
ask is a chance." . We are the second.
weaatmesi city ln, toe estate. . . j opar
tahburg county has a population of
4U.407 the value" 01 vfarm production
$2,000, 000 or a little more . Spartans-"
burg shiDDed 2.000. bales of cotton in .
1880 and has made an increase every
yea smce. Coma to y Spartanburg
and the road will get something to
sustain it, thongh his people would
gladly subscribe $75,000 or $100)00.
It being stated . that .Congressman
jonnson, ot AShevuie, JN Uiwas I
present and desired to .address the.
meeting before leaving on the traiav
ne was next introduced. lie said ne.,
received a letter "from . the mayor of
his town requesting him to come on
from .Washington and- see what ife
was proposed to dp; that he was not 1
prepared with statistics, but thought
that the most natural, easy and most
direct route was by way of Asheviile, ;
following the ; range; of mountains;
that it was an air line from Boanoke
to Atlanta via Asheviile. : Be stated
that the road could follow the French
Broad river . from,'; Asheviile and get
through the BJueilidge without mak
ing a cut twenty feet deep. He said
his people wanted the road, and was
willing to pay for if they ' could not
get it any other way, and they would
pay whatever was necessary.- Just
name your price.'" ; - v -'ti
ur. McAden, -iTesident of the
Merchants', and; Farmers Nation
al Bank of Charlotte, N. C, and
CoL i Jones, of the Observer made
statements relative to the commercial
importance of their town, and stated
that Charlotte would subscribe $200,
000. Col. Jones during his remarks
stated that he had -been informed
that Mr. Garrett was backing the
movement. He would like to know
if that was so; he heard, also (hat the
fenueman would oe present . to, ad
ress the meeting; he requested the
chair, to answer the questions. : Mr.
A&oormaw , read a :. letter trom nr.
Spencer,5 first vice president of ,Balti
more and Ohio, in which that gentle
man stated, that they could , do noth
ing this year on accoiint of their New
York work,"; but .would " give - the
Southern connection; their, attention
in 1887 ; that the Baltimore and Ohio
would send engineers, to go over the
route if desired;., would be glad to do
anything for.the advaneenaient pf the
scheme, -r-ii w-a' !' -s:
Major Miller responded to the" call
for Lancaster,- S C, and urged its
advantages; offering liberal subscript
tions andyaluable tpnnage" when, the
road is constructed, j-mw -2 - -. r w
W. D. Trantham ' said"Camden:
woqld not be a dead -head in the en--
terprise, out couia pe counted on joe
all that fairness wpdldi aska '
Wt L. Mauldeni who is Jfcesident
of a branch yailroadin South Carplis
na, said thai, Green v.ille .wanted the
road, and would pay liberally to get
it; that tb.e people were, weary of the
oppression and dicfatidn of "the Richs
mono and uianviue system, . wnicn,
like a try dra-noaded ootopus.had f ae
teoed its tentacles Upon them. . They
wanted the KoanoKe and ttoutnern,
apd they wanted to help build it.
I State Senator Monroe also spoke in
fator of Oreenyillerf saying shd was1
ready to provide a road bed. and to
Bubscrie money. . -
- Major Ferguson andMi F. Ansel
urged the claims of Laurensv ille, of
fering inducements both -now and
hereafter whea .tberoad.Js.comi
pletecl.
Mr. Bolmar : gave many reasons
whyithe road should; touch TJfnion,
anq promised to give much substan
tial aid in, consideration snereoi.. ..
I Jifr. Rhodes; of Cfossanchor,offered
TQrprovae ine roaa nea -wa crowi
jUes all ready for the rails and then
to subscribe gz&uuu in casn, and said
he could get more if necessary.
Dri Mott ana mr. oneppard. 01
Sfeatesville, declared the road must
ertainlv go to their "town, and ! that
L they would give it a charter, a large
subscription plenty 01 ireignt ana
any other reasonable inducements."
' .' Mr. Springs, of Lancaster, spoke in
favor of his town and offered sub
stantial assistance in building .and
supporting the road. v' - "
?ery speaker during the day was
earnest in, his advocacy , of ' his re
spective point, and offered large sub
scriptions, in jnany -instances offers
ing to construct the road entirely
through their counties besides sub
Bcribing largely in "cash and bonds,
which they guaranteed snouiu ue
worth one hundred cents'on every
dollar.. They grew eloquent in their
denunciation o( the Bichmond and
Danville management, y S 4 : i
.,. The following places were repre
sented: u J tWht S-;:rJ :
. WihsfconlNO. Georgel WrHen
ehaw. I.lBeyaolds, J crown,
T)r i W. L Brown. Capt -J. E.-QiN
mer. J . u. uuxiau, a.. x . i , x-.
H. Fries, T.vB. Bailey, J. A. Ji.eiiy, v
W, Fpzle. ,
Charlotte, N. U J. n. weatunK-
tun, J. H. McAden, U. U. Jficcies, ,
M. UateS, Ueo, vy, sscoviiie, xmv.
- Mooresville. N.'CJ.A. Lieazar, j , a.
McClelland. , ''kp::;T'
Stoneville, N. G.V. J. Stone. . . -.
Madison-,-NVU-J. M. Gral away.
Statesrilte, N. C -Dr. J. J. Mott:
Q. F.Sheppard. :- -
- Asheviile, N. C Richard Pearson.
- From other places Dr. Johnson,
E. R. Wallace. . '
" Lancaster, S. C.Leroy Springs,
Dr. B. F. Miller, A. W. Heath. ; ;
liwreenyule, S ,C.W; L Maulden.
T. C Grower. T.,C Markley. W." A.
carton, M. x Ansel. Hon. Tbos. W.
John, aamuel McD. Tate, H. L Goes,
a. aj. jLuuru, win. wunre. ' : --
Spartanburg, S. C E. Balmer, J.
Watkins Lee. ,
: Union, C A. H. Foster. . ' -
Camden, a a -W,- D. Trantham.
' Several of these delegations repre
sented many millions of dollars each.
and all were well; backed up by the
pwopie otineir respective places..
Alter the , line had been fully dis'
cussed, Col. John E Penn, of Boa-J
nose, onerea a resolution tendering
the thanks of the stockholders .to the
Southern 'gentlemen for bein nrs
erit; and the meeting' adjourned until
8 o'clock at Hotel Roanoke. 1
s Pursuant to the reauirements' at
the charter, and in ' accordance with
preyioTis- nnncement," the - meet
ing . for organization -was held at 8
o'clock. " ; ' - - - -' 1 .
3, S. Bedd was elected chairman"
and Bush U.;'Derrrs9cretaryt after
which the' meeting" adibumed to the
skating rink. A Here they were called
to order, and a committee vas am
pointed 'to. examine the books and
see if there was enough stock repre
resented jfto proceed ; with business.!
anoVreporJed 405 shares. - . ": . ' j :
35 A( committee of seven Was appoint
ed pn ; by-laws, which retired and
orougnt tor ward. -suitable byslaws,
which were adopted. ,',: oi i-:
The next business beinar the elention
Of a president. Ool; . John EL 'Penn
nominated OoL;D, F.Hou8ton-His
nomination was seconded. bvL. fL
Thomas, of Martins viUef and he .was
elected by acclamation.,!:-- m : r
fciMri Carter placed.H. C. Lester in
iiumiaauoaiior s y lee-presiaens, t sec
onded Jy L, HDpcke, JHe was elected
wy acciaiiiawon,,.)jff; -.fs-jaow rlt J
Both gentlemen elented . AdrnnA
jthe 'meeting, and stated' that there
would betno trouble.. 1 when the North.
Caroliha line, was reached. but the
question of importance was , how; to
get totne Worth Carolina ime.
u-j.ne ioiiowing,-directors iwve a an
elected by acclamation V -Jt"M. Gam
bul H, 8. 3rout. , J" F.Jhristian. J.
iurkje. mti&ecrWi K.- Ari-
dresuP. kTerryvAfidrew Lewis,
T. M. Bta1 Sri; Peter Sanders; Jr. J.
M. Parker.lW..D. Brengle.and J. D.
8pencer, j .xt '.' ' , t
Alter the"X election they were each
called for ' ahd " responded briefly acs
cepting thejrust,' and expressing the
determination to make , the road a
success the meeting adjourned.. ,.. "-
k Directly, after : adjournment the
directors assembled at Hotel Boanoke
and elected E. EL Stewart treasurer.
and Samuel W. Jamison secretarv.
and transacted .-other ; business con
UCVKU W iVIA tUC iUaU. -if...-. , , ; , , ...
The first business was the election
of a secretary and treasurer for the
road. - S. W. Jamison was chosen for
the first and E.4 H. Stewart for the
second position." -ii ..; .:s ,
The secretary and treasurer were.
on 'motion of JaD. Spencer, directed
to secure a proper seal for the com.-
pany.c 1 - : ' - ' ' -. v -
Motions made by the following
directors were agreed to.;W H -j?? ,;f v.; -
S. Trout j That seven members
shul constitute-a 'quorum" of the
Doaru. i: .v-'"?"' '
W; D. Bringle :: The length of. term
of service for. .directors decided by
lotj as follows: One year, Ji C. Moo
maw. H. S- Trout. .J, M, Gambill, W.
-Andrews. ; Twa.years A. Lewis,
J.- F.; Christian, ,W.lJ. Bringle, J. M.
Barker. Three years-rJ. D. 8pencer,
Pi L Terry, J. D. Kirk, T. JL Stark-
ey,' reter tjaunners . jr... a :v-..
H. C. t Lester; That , Henry county
be asked . to vote - a subscription .of
$100,000 in four per. cent, coupon
bond.. . -wt
J. DSpenceryiTaat itis thesense
ot the, board of. directors that jthe
road shall be constructed to the North
Carolina' line "via Martinsville .and
Ridgeway, in, Henry county, y . .; . "
HT S.V Trout: That ' the; boaH re
quest the council of the city of Boan
oke to order an election at as early a
day as possible "to take, the sense of
tne city as .to voting jluu.uuu to tne
KdaUo:
J
subscript!'
anihntiaa of Botetourt and Boanoke.
' The followiri?iuelmtiofiB'ifeent-
ed plans rad. propositions 3n yrriting
setting-forth the .advantages And of
fers of -their respective points .with a
(view to tpe exten8ionot the tcoanoKe
and goufchern . through: their several
localities Yfji-3' as 'ir. ; Jt.c
; North: Carolina-T-F. J.Btone, Stone
villet Gol. J MGalla way, Madison;:
Col. &, .W.fBoshawi "Winston; TjBj
Bailey, Mocksville; A Lasar, MooresH
ville; Dr. J. J-iloit? -StatesviHerW.
A. Graham, Maebdah" Dfi 5. H' M?
Aden and j. id. vyedarngton jnar-i
1 ..1 1 . . . . .
SotitA C3aroIjnafE0 U , BahoR Jt5par
fenbursi W,FAnseL Greenville;;
J. W. Fereniscm,,Lftwren8v3ne;:Wni,
Munroe, Union ; "B F , Millerv Lan
caster;, D. ranthanvCamdenj-
'STATE XEV8.'
- s -f i ' v 1 'I,
Captain L M.. Hawkins," of Greens
boro, and Mr; Charles Df Vernon,7- of
the Mount - Vernon ! Hotel, at Salis.
burvl have rented the hotel at Dur
ham. j -J -i -
f 'Raleigh's cotton, receipts for the
week ending last Thursday were 487
bales, against QQ the same week last
yearfc' an increase 6i 387 bales, v -5The;
total receipts from eeptem ber 1st. to
Thursday were,Va6,870. against 31,029
to the same date a decrease of 4,659
baleS. ....j ....-rci-i' Si -i; n .:-!:. H jis! - ,'.
" . .,
Asheville-Advance: In ' the course
of a few days the trains on the Duck
town branch will be running regular
ly to Charleston? '-At present there is
no train further out than the ton ot
BaifW. There are daily backs f rem
there to Webster a distance or thir
teen miles. ! We learn that the Dark
Ridge fitl will be itf usingutder next
Tuesday. x n '
." Wilmington Review? The, receipts I
of cotton at this port for the week
ended Anril 24th.- 1886.- foot up 637
bales as against 56 bales for the cor-
resnondine week last year; an in
crease of 681 bales. The receipts for
the croD year up to April 4tn-1886.
foot up 98,ejlQ bales ; as against 3,ob7
bales for the ? correspondme penoa
last year; ah increase this year of 5,s
043. - :i
- Durham Recorder: This morning
about sun-rise a negro .; man by the
name of Haves, livinz in Cedar Ford
township, ; was shot-ana '-instantly
killed bv a"Voune whiteman named
Morris, -5- tion. Jonn vv. uramuu,
one of the purest and ablest lawyers
- -- - t - , -t r i
ol tne state nas announcea nw mien
tion to run for Congress in this dis
trict. His law partner, Judge Kumn,
will not be a candidate.
tee anaaoutnem railroad-, .i
. C,' Mopmaw LTbat agents be ap-
nted to obtain subscriptions in the
sNo State is so well known as North
Carolina; m connection with gems
cuu previous scones. - xneir vanetv
w an ooner products or the earth
Anl A. - 5 1 , - .
eu w ater, wiaer nere , than m any
other state, in the union. .'In the
western counties new discoveries are
constanuy being made. . Dr. C. D.
omitn, orALacon, nas done a great
uctu towards tne discovery of gems
in all that section and has been very
fortunate in this regard.. He has
novroscored a real triumph, for he
has.found. spiael, .which he is as
sured iane w in the United States.
Absolutely Pure.
-Z... J I ... -.
Tllia lWWnAt flAVAT VfM . A mama,- Mnln.
snencth ad wholesomeness. More economical
52? ten"2af7. kinds, and cannot be sold in
eompetitioa with the multitude ot low test, short
weight, Blum - or Dhosohata nowi RnM nnw
noaos. -.Wholesale by - . .t
LxHi ---- SEEIN6S & BTJBWILL, , .
Janaocttwly- .. -. , , . charlotte. K C
i WERVOUS
DEBILITATED ,ClEfl.
iT2.,wwed "J Mat Of thirty davt of tha
Ir yes Celebrated Voltafo Belt wltn
Kiectrlo Suspensory Appliances, for the cpeedr
relief and permanent cue of Nerocmt DtbUitv, loas
of Vitalitf and Manhood, and all kindred troubles, 1
Also or many other diseases. Complete reatora
S0L2 .Hflt". Vigor and Manhood guaranteed.
No rink Is Incurred, prostrated pamphlet laacafed
mMop, mailed free, by addreailtaK5 ul'eaMa
..-v. YOITA10 BELT CO., mxtHuSLTHOu
J ft-
hOTdeodAirtm
DEAE8S?OTKS?a
specialises of the day with no bewnt- Cored him
self In three months, and sinoe then hundreds of
Others by the same process. A plain, simple and
guocessful home treatment. Address T. 8, PAGE.
B- W aNT "SALESMEN everywhere, local
and traveling, to sell oar eoods Will nav
Stood alan a: d all exDenses. Write for terms I
- nt onee. and state salarr wnnted. Addnxu i
btajhd&ku ttiuvBH wash coMfAfiV. Wash
ington Street, Bostoa Mass. , mar30d4w
I CURE FITS!
When I say core I do not mean merely to stop them
lova time and then hare them return again, I mean a
radical cure. I hare made the disease ofTlTB, EFT.
iBPSY or FAIJJNO SICKNESS a life-long stody. I
warrant my remedy to core the worst easea. Becanae
uon uw xauea iBnoreasonzor nocnovreeeiTlnfra
Bend at onee for atreatiflA and a Free Rott-.ln nf
bit tnfallihle remedr. aim Envmi mnd Pnafc OfflM
1 1t ooeta yon nothing for a trial, and I will enra jwk
Addreasas. H. a. BOOT, 185 Pearl 8t H aw York,
corjsunPTiorj.
I l a ut poaw n mj lor ina aoore aiseMi ; b'
Madi,BR have bn cared. Indeed, sostroogla
n lOOqMMIVIMMIOI 1
thm wont kind and of Iom
y,thaI will sendTWO BOTTLE 8 FRSE?
; ocetber
TALUABI.B TRKATISS aa thU siaeain -
to,M iwlwer. etve express nd P. O.addrvss.
irt-aa.
MswTerlui
tApiKS - WANTED to worlc for ns at their I
ewa homes. . $7 to S10 per week can be easily I
i made; no canvassing; fascinating and steady I
employment. PartJeulars. and sample of the i
wonc jut ror soimo. A areas uoaubi M'F'W IX
r. Ui box. bob, uoston, mass. -1
PEtlflYROYAL FILLS
'"'CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH."
iu Tbef OriglwaU atml Only dennlne. -'
add alwaya BaliabK. . Bewan (rf wartaleaa nmutknas -
adisi
C!
m LADIES, au rm vranln M
aeatr KngHan aad take na other, ariaeloM 4a.
(tamp l na ftr parUcolmn ,1, tetter tor
NAME PAPER. Ckleaeate CSemleal
4
S8JS Hadlaoa Sa.aare.Fl
ileal Ca
hUadjHtt
-Bald ky vDrantlats eTerywhere. Auk tot. HfililAa.
irriiiiuilliaini-
It".
naKiiaa- jreoayrsyal -Uia. Tajn a other. J
iji 1 . . ,.n 1 1. -. , , 1 . 1 1 .
oniLtn nooaiiGi-
-fa.ttiaj leads done not arrode like tin r iron.no'.i
Sooay nfcaahinglea or tar oompogitaoan; eaay to apply;.:
atRnupknd dnrahM' a half tha amfenf tin. ' la alflO a '
SUJaTl'lJJ'rKro JrJJUASTKK. at Uall Ui
VJaKt'JfX'S and KUIjiS of aanw material,
1 tha war WjOfl Ckha. Oataloa-ne and aanxpiM '
ilFHTS
Bend ia sketch or model of In
venUon, and $6 60 lor examina
tion. ADDiicatioDs lor f AT-
a rcpajeU and prosecuted Rejected cases,
rDlrlngenjenl Interferences, and legal opinions at
Attorrtpj at Law and Counsellor In Patent Causes,
Beferenoes Biesa co-.BaDKsrs, second nar
, ' oonal Banfc. Washington, S. O.
VJMITED IN CHARLOTTE.
An i -energetic . ' bosmesa woman
I to solicit and take orders for The
I Mi DAMS GH19WOLD patent
SidrtSnpportmg . Corsets. - These
corsets have been extensively ad
TexOsed and sold by lady - can
vassers the pat ten years, which.'
with thelr-supertority. has created
a large demand for them through
out tne United States, and any
lady who will give her time and
energy to canvassing for them can
soon band op a permanent and profitable business
They are not sold by merchants, and we give ex
clusive territory, thereby giving the agent entire
control ot these superior corsets In the territory
mmattmaa hr. . m navata lan number of aeents
mho are making a grand success selling these
e-nnds. and we desire such In every town. Address
waj.Newyork
ill IGF
rrtoftonio. DION entera into almost every pay-
Hsiao preaaription for those who need bwtting op.
At this aaaaon nearly every one neeoa to vse auon
aaaaon nearly
mio. IKON
anafirlption for
DE5TT0IIIC.
For 3 WettlmeM. JfTatilSZ
EneTi 3Jl&J&Y&ftoSS: '
It doeanot bAckmc
achejtXKhoonallpatmJ
Dr. O. H. Bnmitr a taadfaa - pbjWn
Sprina&ald,0aaya: " i " -."
Bimsl ton Bitters isa thorooghly ra w;
cine. law in my Pi"lrV,i '
- eioe1saBolirfornieof iionweatoea.oraMw ..
condition of the ayatem. Browa'afcoa grtffi-J"
aeoaUjr a poattrreneoeasity. - B all that w ,,,,. '
, OennbB has trad. ark and sad "d
1 trappet lke DO Mj!l?wi. --.
BROWN CHEMlL CO BALTIMORE.
: tainin Uattrf prizee far rW fmaoonaoora
eoinaTW. iven away by all totefa J??0 ,"
s3d ri B address on woaii at to. stamp, , . ,; -
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V9
ii- t ' I XII.
It Ll .-THB
st a -
f iniioiii k Minis
S PTSerALTIES!
For this
IPiHEASCIDILS
We will continue to benefit our oatrons. rememher tri lntj
low, they are placed on the front counter
LOT
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
$1.10 :
1.70
2 45
2 95
3.75
: 4.50
WELL;
Iff
Ybu will find 3 baskets on our Lace
EGYPTIAN, TOBCHON and other Laces. ... -
S.li-
BASKET L
- BASKET IL
-At 11 to 15 cents per
yard, worth 15 to 25 cents
At 4 to ; 9 ; cents per
yard.worth 6 to 15 cents
iiia'dies IJandkor olileifs
We have to-day the best line of Ladies
bidited in any market. - ; N
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LOOK
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i Ladies Colored Bordered
- ALL LINEN
H. S. Handkerchiefs
AT
10c. . 10c. 10c.
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ITITV A lnwirivrrn afliTTTHr&
Wi&PA iJU Willi K
FOB ; LADTES
DBIVE IN
LACE GIIETINS.
' .-r. ....... . f
-CHARLOTTE, N. 0.
MAIL OBDEBS SOLICITED AND
.Ti . . . .-; v ... fir- : - .vv
Si
e ;A9i
J"
ti
IN:
THE
M it
IFdDFimuuonLT!
PIANOS AND ORGANS
--I!"- j"j ,T , -
' U .,, ' - ! - . 4
rbesfr makes on
I'. ..-- ' -
Low prices . and easy
Order direct from me and
deliver freight-paid - to your
A SesKftia) D
-i V MASON ;&
1 f rmmm: f
can buy" from the head office, and will - attcna to your
Wants in case anything should be wrong in the iactory
guarantees. - - " .
Bo:M:.ilIDdl?WSo.. ;
' CHABLOTTE, N. OaJ 1 1 C3
Week. .
and run, . ; : ; . v -, ,
WOBTH
$1.60
2.75
3.25
3 75
5.00
6.00
Counter.
which contain OBIENTAL,
BASKET HL
! , , I ,
. At 17 to 27 cents per
yard, worth 25 to45 cents'
Handkerchief that won mran v.
: i , . ,
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flimawr. irfnwantnwrn
MlHi W U KKKLWjITN
AND MISSES.
PBOMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
'.:! I .-..
complete ;: stockv of
i Hi
STATE?
t u; , ,1.1,,.' ,
, . . -i" ' k r.' .t-'
the installment nlan.
. 1 i a ' ' -
terms. Send for prices
CDKBEBMe; PIANOS,'
FIAIfOS,
BENT PIANOS.
SlatbusLelc Piancs,
HAMLIN ,'PIANOS; .
BAY STATE ORGANS,
PACKARD ORGANS,
..y Mason & Ilanlin Organs.
save, time and freight, as t -V-
nearest depot as cheap , as you t