WE RECEIVE
GOODS
EVERY
To k&ep our Stock up
to givo our customers
-i 4 -
goods ana low prices.
LOOK - OUT FOR
e m ill have something special.
Be sure and'
A mm m r& , m 3 m
NMLI'3'II BIJIsLDf TO
life Goods
B1 of Plaid Lawns at K 16 20, 28 and
89 ccnt . -
VlrtorHLa-a strand 10 cents, i f -India
Tiiuens at lav. 0 and ! cents.
Persian Lawns at Via. 3'), 85 and 40 write. .-
India MUlla at 30, 4U, 60 and 60 cents...
. f - f - f " .- i
FIOURKD HWUHE8,
BtPTlTRi). 4IXOVER '
L4E KHHROIDEKIE8
Yoking Tackisigs,a &c.
Beaut'tul variety of
Lace aid" Fmbridered Fkuncicg,
SCLE3, CASHMERES and NDN9 YEILINO
In evening shades,
In such variety that all can be sotted.
T.L.
-
Comnicfieenient Dresses
SEIGLE
A GREAT SLAUGHTER!
The most stylish Worsted Goods reduced to prices never before equalled in
this city. A few very nauasome Bpanisn
sacrifice. A fine lot of the
BEST SEERSUCKERS
Far below their value, i New arrival of
Laces. Don't wait, but come and see for
SnCCBSSOBS TO ALEXANDER ft RABBIS.
Tne jtiiroVin,
may2dwedtat4Hr6m
FRED C. UUNZLER.
----WHOIKBAI ;
LiGEB BEBB DKJULER A-'
BOTTXCB, : H -
CHARLOTTE; JN. C
Eepresenta two of the largest LAGEB
BEEB Breweries iathe United Btatea
." i ' - " -
TheBergaerA Engel BrewUl
Com or Phflsvdolpnlsw and the .
P. A W. SchalTer Brewing Co., o
' IfewYorkc' ' -
THE LARGEST LAGER BEER BOT
TT.reo E8TABLISHMEKT i v
.IN THE CITY, , .
STOra Solicited. AO ordert
promptly filled and delivered free ol
charge to any part of the oityi it r, '
decSOdlf
for sale:
te Unimproved lot WrOT. sajoiniBg wjr
Oil iwrt S i ft imon. J. P. Irwin and others,
trontlng on rrade ttrasU f SUads tress .n us m.
riiB in b wm.. aiuvi r w - . -
mee tan.
Charlotte -Beat CsUtteAcft
BBEH
DAYS
m
to the standard, avid
the benefit of all new
i
and come.
DM
First Silioial. JantJifliliiL
Sooth Tryon Street, - - - - - Charlotte, H. C
" L - " DBALEBS IN
Ladies', Misses'and Children's
' . ... .. FINS -v.J-
BUTTON, CtiNGRESS & MCE SHOES,
.' Gents' Fine Hand-Made and Machine Sewed
BOOTS, BUTTON AND LA.CEBALS,
both; AND YOUTHS'
FINE BOOTS AND SHOSS OF ALL GHADK3
- GENTS' FINE r
Silk, Soft aild Stiff HatS.
. I
TRUCKS,
VALISES and
GRIPSACKS,
UMBRELLAS OF ALL KINDS,
8HOS BLACKING AND BRUSHES.
Alma Polish for Ladies' Fine
Stock always kept lull
up to the demand.
and
ORDSB3 BY H1IL OB EXPBSS3 PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO. ':
uooes ana winiBwu t a
. '
AND SNfiDiHS
Oriental -Flouncing and Egyptian
yourself. .
w wwm
nrw LnNnoNconn. r
ans-w -r
Mantifaotiirera rf the "Old Bellable"
Brown Cotton ins, Feeders and Con
densers.! "'f: V ' 1
All the very latest improvements : Im
proved roll box, patent whlpper, tws
brash belts, extra strong brush, east
elAearinMW improved .Jeeder,
oniawr1 crngt urooi tJenoenBcr.
; RtronE'. srmBie in censxrucuun, uuiui
;gtns fast, rone light, cleans the seed per-:
foctly and proancee nrss am wmiii.
DELTVEEED FREE OV FKKIGHT
. ill im ntiocsHtiln rrf-r - Besd far XWI
detertiflMaaapnwuM
DGLt-
1
0.
wm k
IflcDOWEI-f, Charlotte, If. C, AenU.
Spring
; our
SPRING ar,d SDMHER SlYLtS
. -OF-
M I'LL I N E R Y
Is now readr . embracing all the latest novelties In
Hots and sonnets ior . :.
Ladies Misses' and Children.
PLUMES. FEATHERS,
. - FLOWERS. RIBBONS,
'J .";-:-AN ORNAMENTfl,
In all the new and desirable jhades The larrrt
stock and the lowest prtoo ot anj MUTlnerj Istsb
Ushnwst In the State. All . -
HATS fiHD BOltNETS
Trimmed br Mrs. wnerTi are s rare roarasiss si
Uelr being tabtefailv and eorreeUr trimmed.
; DBXSSS9 KADI In tns latest stjles, sad at tke
lswest possible nnees,
Reepectfully,
0-
O. U. QUEKYs
i.ii.?ir
"Tboth. uks tee bun, BOMxmaca submits to
OT OBSCURED, BUT, LUX; THJC BUS OHLTVOBa
Subscription to the Obnerrer.
,f DAILY EDITION.
nelecopy.....' ...... Scents.
r the week In the city.....,.. 5
By the month . 75
Three months ....$3.00
Slxmonths -. .. .. ............ 4JX)
One rear 8.U0
WEEKLY EDITION.
Three months...; ...v.;. BOeents.
B&n::::r:::::::r:::::::::8
In clubs of five and over $L6Q.
Wo Mediation From Theie Kales
flubsciiiTtioDs rIwsts payable In advance, not
onlv In name bat in tact. . ,-
WASHOGTOIt WATCH-lf OTES.
A Premature Tariff Discussion
The Kude Art at the Capitol
North Carolina Work in Con
KressThe Kirntes.
Correspondence ot Thk Obsxbybb.
Washington. D. C. May 14 Du
ring a debate today on a patent bill
the subject of tb tariff came up and
Messrs. Dunn, Kelly, Butterworth,
Bay ne and others participated. This
precipitation of the tariff discussion
shows an eagerness on both, sides to
grapple with the question, such as
was shown in the matter of silver at
the beginning of the session. It is
evident from the situation of the ap
Drobriation bills that Mr. "Randall is
holding a stick for Mr. Morrison,
The House took away from the for
mer seven of the great appropriation
measures. Qf these all. but one, the
nay al, have been reported and sev
eral have, been passed. Mr. Randall's j
committee nave jurisdiction over six
bills. Four of these, two of the ox the
most important of the whole thir
teen, remain to be referred .to the
House. , , . I
A crank went up on the 'stairs of
the dome today, undressed himself
and rushing into the thickly crowded
rotunda, passed as a work of- art.
The old French woman, who is ever
ready for emergencies, threw a water
proof over the throbbing statue of
liberty and a Capitol policeman ush,
ered him away. . '. ""'f
Senator Vance was a guest, at Sen
ator Miller a dinner last night in
honor of the visiting editors of the
country press of New Tork
r -a-TP r J . ? . . a.
Mrs. v ance was one or loe assiatani
managers at the Kermes last evening,
She was connected
with the Gypsy
dance. Another
North Carolina
lady. Miss Lasselles Grandy, of Eliz.
abeth City, was one of the attractions
in the beautiful Sweedish dance.
Mr. Johnston got-through the
House this morning a bill for the re
lief of one of his constituents. It was
due to the obsence of objector Reach
that this and other small measures
were asked, by unanimous consent, -.
I understand that the committee on
Labor will' ask the House next Mon
day to set apart a day for the consist
eration of the educational bill.: As
most of the days have been pre
empted by other committees for sevs
eral weeks ahead, there will be some
difficulty in finding an early day for
the measure, C
The war claims committee through
representative Reid, reported a bjU
some time since, giving Lt. William
J. Hammond of the 2nd North Carcn
Una Infantry (Federal army), certain
compensation for services, and the
bill went to the calendar, - The pri
vate calendar coming up today, v the
bill with the amendment suggested
by the committee, passed. Ham
mond receives about on thousand
dollars.;;'; ; " h
The Kermes is a conglomeration of
national peasant dances, and among
the . more t picturesque1 are ; North
American Indian, Japanese and Ty-
rolean. The event has been talked
about here for weeks. The result was
a grand success scenically and, Iun
derstaad, financially,' although being
the firtt chine of the sort, u cost a
a good'deal to put it on the stage.
Hom A. H. Van BokKelen, of Wil
mington, arrived here this morning.
THE HE W EXGLAHD MAII.8.
Georse E. Pauie to Succeed W. Jtf.
Blafelow as Superintendent of
the Serrlee. :i I
The resienation of W. H. Bieelow,
fmterintehdent of f the New! England
: .. ' - . ,
rauwav man .service nas oeeuacs
cented. to take effect May 20. It was
aemanaea some nme ago. im iua
m m- . a. ' afX s.
HatAOflnrm E. Dame, of Newoort.
- r -
N. hL, will oe appointea to ine piace.
Mr. Dame is a Democratic politician,
and was recommended for this oosi
tion over a year ago by Frank Jones
and A; w. Buiioway, or ew uampi
shire; They urged nis name upon
the President, but the latter said he
did not let any party considerations
enter into the conduct of so efficient
and non-partisan force as that of the
railway mail service, bo Mr. name s
friends went away discouraged. I In
March Dame . was nere and was aps
noinisd a Doet-ofiice inspector by Mr.
Vilas after what i was called a civil
service examination, but with which
the civil service . commission had
nothine to do. He will now be pro
moted to be head of the railway ser
vice for all New' England, for tho
President has been brought to see
that the party will be benefitted by
having a democrat in tnac position
Mr.' Dame is personally an emoieut
man, and for many years, up to this
spnng. was cierK or ine courts tor
Sullivan County. N. H. y His appoint
ment is not Officially promulgated,
but vour corresponaeut .nas rus in
formation direct from tho Postmaster
General's ofnee, .
Two Million . Dollars L Wortn of
fro per (7 vesirojea.
'Dayton, 0., May 15. It is estima.
La1 that the loss to the nine counties
recently devastated by the flood and
wind. Greene. Clarsw ; Madison. Mia
mi. ' Darke. ' . Preble,' ! Montgomery;
I .Butler and Warren -wil foot up;, td
trgo tniUion douari. -j,,-, ',,.,
ANNUAL KEPOET
OF THE MAYOR. AIVD TREA8-
' VBEB
Of the City Charlotte
for the
' Years 1885-86. V
To the Taxpayers and Citizens
of
the,tty of Charlotte:
In this country it is a time" honor
ed custom, .when contributions are
made for the public good, that those
in charge ot the trust funds should
be required to render an account of
the manner in which they have dis
charged the duties and oblieationn
devolved upon them. . -
in ebedience to this rule I am res
quested by the Beard of Aldermen to
present to you an epitome of the first,
v ear of their administration of the
interests of the city. -
A tax of 90 cents on the one hun
dred dollars for general purposes was
levied on property, and 10 cents on
the same for graded schools, with a
tax of three dollars on the doIL
These, with the licenses and privile
ges, including cotton tax and police
court fines and costs, constitute the
chief sources of income amounting
in round numbers to $51,416,00. Of
this amount about $14,000 were ap
plied to the payment of floating debts
existing at the organization of the
present Board.; a
Xne Treasurer's report or receipts
and disbursements.- which is heres
with 'submitted, wilt explain: to you
in detail the various sources of reve
nue, as well as the different purposes
to which it has been appli ed.
This plain statement of income and
expenditure you will readily under
stand, shows a balance of floating
debt of $2,940.85. You will observe
that the largest expenditure, to wit,
$14,794.11 has been applied to the
'Street Department. This sum has
paid for a very large amount of work
done throughout the entire city. The
opinion is entertained that more per-
anent improvements and repairs
have been made, to the streets and
sidewalks during the last year than
have been made for several years
heretofore, and at a less annual ex
pense. I
Uapt. a ut. stricEianu nas been tne
superintendent of this work, and
you are indebted to him for much
efficiency and good management in
its economical execution. His force,
has been on every street and they all
show improvement. Much grading.
cutting down the bills and filling the
depressions,, widening streets as well
as rock work has been done.
This is manifest on Graham street,
on Sixth street from Poplar to Gra-
nam streets, on -xnira street irom
Poplar to A. T. & O. Railroad, on
College street, on "E" street, with
large rock wall and culvert, as well
as on other streets.: For under drains
502 feet of terra cot ta pipe have
been used, of rock guttering 4.864
lineal feet have been laid, of rock
curbing 6,184 feet have been placed
on the borders-ol 1 nine streets, ut
new macadamising 800 lineal feet.
nearly 30 feet wide, has been placed
on College and Fourth streets. . ,
The old paved and macadam rock
work, done on Trade and Tryon
streets 30 and 19 years since,, respect
ively, has been repaired for nearly
two miles by dressing it over with
small rock about four inches deep,
making the driving over it easy and
graceful, at a coat of about $1,800.
About 2700 cart loads of gravel and
8.000 feet of plank haye been placed
on the sidewalks of various streets to
their great improvement.
An entirely new bridge nas been
erected over east Sugar Creek, on the
extension of Tenth street (Lawyer's
road), with a twenty -foot span, sup
ported by rock aoutments in place or
. -a . ... t 1 i 1 L sfk
tne 01a trestle Driuge wmcn was adz
feet long, 142 feet of this space hav
ing been filled by the abutments and
earth embankments, ' :-:- -A
This bridge ana earthwork were
constructed by that efficient contrac
tor, Mr. W. W. Phifer, as well as 400
feet 01 macadamizing on uouege
street, each costing about $500. It
may Jbe proper to state further that.
as an item on tne account 01 aisDurse
ments, two new carts and four mules
have been added to the property of
the city at a cost of $570. :,'
The foregoing . comprise tne - cmer
items of expenditure upon the streets;
The increased revenue derived
from the extended limits of the city
has not been commensurate with the
additional burdens imposed. , There
are-about forty miles of street in the
city and v many" Of them have to be
brought to proper grades and levels
before they are ready for the rock;
The clay roads meet tne wants or tne
public in tne . summer, out wnoiiy
fail for winter transportation. We
must come to rock ways. They are
the only roads that are permanent,
though expensive. "The prominent
thoroughfare should be so improved
as fast as the means of the; city will,
ju8tif y, and ultimately, as the county
dovelopes tney wiu penetrate every
portion of it.
f During the year there has been
paid on account of sewers and water-
.n.)rn r nQQ in ; AlaA nn Blimmtt ff
1 and ou lamps f 4,64.ao. xnese
amounts exceed the regular annual
charges of these two departments
owing to pre-existing aepc against
them, paid and inciuoeo, amounting
to over $1,000.
The expenses of the t ire Depart
ment are given in detail, aggregating
the moderate sum or fz, 101. U3. .,
The three fire engine companies
and the Hook and, Ladder Company
are well officered and highly efficient.
They are a credit to the city. '
The rouce department nas cost tne
city $6,822.09. The purpose or tne
police Commission has been to im-
prove tne morais or tnis ueparimeut,
which is now in an efficient condition.
The cemeteries have draw a from
the . treasury $2,498.61, but the
efficient superintendent, Dr. F. Bcarr,
with some assistance on the part 'of
S. Bradley, keeper of Pine wood Ceme
tery, has returned to the city the
sum of $795 95, derived from work on
private lots, flowers and . vegetables
cultivated therein -makiDg the actual
outlay 'during the year $1,702.66.
Elm wood cemetery is an ornament
to the city and an evidence ot tne
civilization and culture of its people,
while Pinewood Cemetery nas greatly
improved and is not wanting in its
good taste ana style. " j
The oonoed oeDt or tne city is eiu.-
000, the annual interest being $800.
Interest and coupons have been paid
during the year to the amount of
$1,663.74. More than half this sum
was interest m oank ana acoumuiateu.
on past due -coupons. t zi
f The expenses or tne cotton weign
ing department amounted to $2,304.53
Bv reference to tho gent ral statement
of Lhe Treasurer you will readily fee
the appucatiou wt the balance 01, tne
" On the first of May last a debt was
aue in Dank or $10,000.-' By the fall,
before the general ! taxes were due.
this was increased to $20,000, all of
wnicn nas peen paid since, with ' an
over 1raft against! the-city vof $2,
940.57. L : ?:
In the Treasurer's report- you will
observe one or two heads of expendi
ture that require more particular ex
planation to an intelligent under
standing. The contingent; depart
ment, fori instance,' embraces euch
items Of expenditure as are not prop
erly chargable to any other regular
account, to wit: v $650.00 lawyer's
fees, services in important Suit with
the Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio RaiK
road Company, as well as salary of
attorneys for 1884.; Printing, station
ery, insurance : on -cy property
election"' expenses, surveying ; new
city . limits, two telephones, Home
and Hospital, appropriation, tax ro
funded, &c, &e. '- -i - J - i
So with the fire department (gener
al) this embraces the- expenses, $325,
of rebuilding the front wall of the
Pioneer ? company's building, with
other work, remodeling- the hall of
the Hornet company, repairing trucks
and payment of pre-existing debts.
The police department includes old
police debts, feed of prisoners, rent
of office, telegrams, repairs of court
and prison rooms, &c.
The city is supplied with 116 street
gas lamps and 84 oil lamps, the ser
vice of the latter has not been satis
factory" The committee' onlamps
and gas' have recently purchased two
new gasolene lamps and changed 32
of the... present lamps to gasolene
burners.1 They - promise a decided
improvement on the oil lamp, and if
entirely successful, all the oU. burn
ers will be changed to gasolene lamps
The Federal census of the city was
estimated in 1880 at ; 7,094. In Febs
ruary and March it was taken under
the supervision of Col. C. W. Alex
ander; and ' numbers, by ' acfuai '
count, 9,076. within the city limits,
while the number of suburban ins
habitants is 1,551, making the total
10,627. Love of home and patriotic
impulses often invite an over esti
mate of aggregate masses of people.
But this shows a ' rapid increase in
the growth of the city since the cen
rus of 1880. No town is more eligibly
located for rapid growth and develop
ment,' with a rich and fertile soil aad
a cultured and intellectual popula
tion around it, located in the temper
ate, zone, 750 fret above tide water r
almost exempt from malaria and
cyclones, with a climate where las
borers, both white and colored, can
work in or out of doors all the year.
It offers great inducements to me
chanical and manufacturing capital,
with its six lines of railroads leading
to the exterior world.
1 Your aldermen are ready to offer
reasonable inducements to capital
and labor to establish themselves in
this city. ;
The time is not remote when it will
become necessary to adopt a general
system of sewerage. A general plan
should be surveyed and mapped out
by a competent civil engineer who is
also familiar with sanitary laws. After
the survey the system should be com
menced with a moderate expenditure
the first year, . and to be gradually
extended as the city continues to im
prove. Naturally the city is most
eligibly located for an improved sys
tern of sewerage. .
: The graded schools are progressing
admirably well under their efficient
superintendent, Prof. T. J. Mitchell.
The training school has recently
graduated, in its first year, nineteen
teachers,' who are commissioned to
go forth in the great cause of educa
tion. . : . - v .:.
The colored school is- greatly in
need of a more eligible lot and larger
buildings. But of these schools more
information may be given at the end
of the scholastic year j . -
The opinion is cheerfully expressed
that the Board of Aldermen has been
conscientious in the discbarge of their
duties, economical in their adminis
tration and acuated by the highest
integrity. While you can continue to
procure gentlemen of high character,
conservative, and identified with the
interest of the city, to act as alder
men, you can rely upon a faithful
control of its affairs. , Although to
them it may be some sacrifice of pri
vate interest, yet they have the sat
isfaction of having rendered some
service to their fellow-men.
' I To the city Treasurer, with his accu
rate financial balance" sheet; to the
Chief of Police, with his official corps
of police ; the excellent Stree .Commis
sioner, and vigilant Tax Collector, the
citizens are indebted for faithful ser-
vice. Kespectruiiy su omitted,
I Wm. Johnson, Mayor.
I Charlotte, N C, May 15, 1886. .
.FINANCIAL. REPORT
-OK THE :
-OF THE-
OF CHARLOTTE
FOR 18?5.18S6.
Becelnts and disbursements from Hay 2nd, 1885,
to May W, loBo dom inclusive: -TEEISUBBB'S
STATEMENT,
j Receipts.
Cash on hand May 2nd, 1885, S 67672
Mayor's Court fines, to wit:
irrnm K. A. MoNlnch. ex-chlef nollca.
settlement May, 1885, 14375
From W. C Maxwell, ex-mayor, col
lected for unminai ixmn,
160 73
W. M. Stltt. chief Doltce.
1,93197
From w. C Maxweu, (ax-mayor) rent for
out aimaing sonooi.
From H. fc D. Bailroad, part payment of
Policeman, -From
payment for cart of ear load hay,
rrom tnxes, for 1883 'ti, retained for ma .
tnal settlement -i-
rom w. B Gooding, city tax eollector
total colli-ctlons, . ,
from cemett-ry department, 4 v . .
Krom cotton tax department,
Jfrom Interest department (rebate from
bank),
yrom bUls payable,
7S5 !
, ISO SO
531a
' 68589.
45 26914
795 95
3,62680
8310
10,00000
Total receipts,
OverOratt,
(63 S97 Si
$66,33842
-; Dlubnrsmesias. -.
Street department,
Sewers and water works department,
Lamp and gas department,! .i
rire department, general, ; $633 55
Hornet rire Company, 533 40
Pioneer ii 25
H AL. " " 204
Neptune" " "484 79
Police department, - .
Chief Police salary,
Potlce force salaries, -
Cemetery department, ' .
Cotton tax department.
Sanitary department,
PuWe building-department, ?
Salary department, : '
Contlnxent department, ...
Interest and coupons, .
Bills payable, . .
$14,794 11
6,19318
4,619 36
2,151 03
m 64
969 40
6,1405
2,498 61
30463
'2863
- 8,965 5
1,768 60
1663 74
20.00000
T66.838 4a
Total.
BespecttuUy submitted,
rasD visa.
Treasurer.
TiROWV.-l TRflll BITTEB3 BIIfK?ITSD MB.
13 Leander W. Hayes, Charlotte, N. C, tn cys
pepsia more than anything he has tried, snd mads
mm ieei oener tnan ne ever oiu unvm. -
- -: .." -' : -.'-f i :
Rwink arid I) ishnrsmpnk C U II E
l VVIV AA M 1tWVUl MUiVUW
ScottHr!2inulMion of I'are Cod
liver Oil, with Ilypophosphltes.
Is Remarknble as a Vesh Producer.
, The Increase ot flesh and strength. Is perceptibt
Immediately after commencing to use the Kmol
slon.; The Ood Liver Oilemulsined with the Hj-
pophaephltes Is most remarkable lor Its healing.
strengthening, and flesh producing qualities.
'. Mw. J IVrsonN dfnitdr
Is still the best Blood trifier In the market.
JNO. H. MOADE a, Wholesale nrugglst.
BROWN'S IBON BITTERS CORED MB. B. L.
Pettllord, Kale gb, n c, ot Md-ier and liver
trouble. He says It benefitted him more than any
thing he has ever taken. He recommends lt to
others. -
mil
3
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of norttv.
strength and wholesomeness More economical
than tbe ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in
competitlbii with the multitude of low test, short
weight, alum or-phosphate powders. Sold only
noaus.' Wholesale b?
ft SPRINGS & BUBW31L, .
jRn20d4wly t Charlotte. N C
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS EKFECTDALLY
relieved the wife ot Mr. M. B.- Jordan. States-'
vllle, lredell Co., N. C , after she had suffered a
long time with Constipation and Indigestion. It
required oniy two bottle to do it.
DEBILITATED MEN.
Ton are allowed a free trial of thtrty days of the
nse of Dr. Dvers Celebrated Voltaic Belt wltn :
Electric Suspensory Applianeea, for the Fpeedy
relief and pernisnent cnte of Xervovs lability, loss
of Vitality smiX jIauhood, and all kindred troubles.
Also for mur.v "acr dj.vaee s. Complete restora.
Hou to Ec-lfm Vigur snd Manhood guaranteed.
Mo rink Is Incsjttetl. lihtstrsted pamphlet instated .
mwttoipe nusfej !!?. iv7d1vwinit
: VOLriUO CO., Krsliall, Mich.
nov!7deodfov7m
TM? A TTXT I?CC Its CATC-ES and CURB.
1J rilX i v rr by ne who was deaf
twenty-eight years. Treated by most of the noted
specialists of the day with no benefit. Ciiied him
self in three months, and since tlwo huniteds of
others by the same process. 4 plain, simple and
successful home treatmisit. Address T. S. PAGE,
128 Bast 26ih St., hew Yoik City. .
en I saT core I do not mean merely to stOD them
for time and then have them return again, I mean a
MHinsJ core. I have made the disease of FITS. KPT-
LEP8Y or FAIiiNQ SICKNESS a life-long study. I
warrant my remedv to cure the worst cases. Because
others have failed is no reason for not now receiving a
finra fbmd at once for a treatise an da Free Bottle of
my Infallible remedy. Give Express and Post Office.
' uOObw you nouung tor a inai. ana x win curt) you.
Adores iu n. u-. ttuur, i reari bu, new x one.
CONSUMPTION.
l hare a noeltlve rernmjy for the above disease : bv its
,H thoasandsof eases osthe worst kindaudof long
staBdinRbaTaDeen cared. Indeed, Hostronlsmyfaita
Id its efficacy, that I wiil send TWO BOTTLES KRBK,
together with a VA LU ABLE TREATISE on this disease
to any sufferer. Give express and P . O. addn ss.
JJA..Y. Ja. oiMvwa,iurMn9a, ssw zora.
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DROWN'S IBON BITTER3 FULLY
HE-'
JL stored to health and strength Mr. H. H.
Bas-
uevd. Durham. N..C. He had miff-red notold mis
ery from disordered liver and kldnty and neuralgia.
Nothing else relieved nun.
-rfNNYRtraU PILLS
'ruiru reTrr cc r wm icu
Tbe Original and Only Genuine. -
Smfeaudalwayi Reliabtp. Pewxreof worthless Imitation a.
i&mspenaaDie w LAUlbbi ask your xvruffffiaE ior
T Jo lea etear ft jutBiuui" ana tate no otner, or tncioae o.
(Btarmta) to ni for particulars in Utter by return mail
NAME PAPE
XrO MficiD rxiuare. raiuoa j
SaT4 by DroslHt ererywaere. Ask tor "Cnfcaea. "
tor's Kacllbn Pennyroyal Pill. Tikenootlwr.,.
anl0dwly ,,11 - :
ssss 1 I "I J J I '. . ; 1 1 . 11 yji . ai 1
TiBOWN'S IRON BITTEH9 CURED MB. M. (i.
-. O Lovelace, heldsviile. N. C . when troubled with
kidney and llverflectlon. He expresses himself
as much pleased with its ecect. ...
BrtaUlaW ? "PAY'S 1866 '
T.1AUILLA ROOFING!
Xakaa tba laaa: amanotaeCTOde UaeBu or mm, near
daoaj like aiunriea er tar oompoeitions ; easy to apply; .
troo and dmbie: at half the oot of tin. Is also a .:
SUBSTITUTE for PLASTER at Half the
JOSI. SJAlCt-JS'XH ana nuus Ol same hukotuu,
doabl tbe wear ot OU Cloths. Catalans and Bamplea
nim. W. H. FAY 4c CO., CAJMBiUi, N. i
OEAF
FECK'S PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS
rxKrncriT rxstou the BK4RISO snd psriorm van wors ol me
astnnl Ina'' Inviiible, comfortable snd always in position. All
eaaTOUticn snd trm whispers heard distinctly, tjsnd lornrannnec
hor,k with testimonials. FREE. AddreM or rail on F. HISCOX,
040 Broadtny, is w Yoric , Ueatian thiipsfcr.
gent, to represent In
her own locality an oidllrm J Beferences required,
Permanei t Bositlon and good salary. trAK A CO.
18 Barclay St., .u;;, - t s, apr4w
UTlUTCn LADIES to work for ns at their
WU Rf I C U . own homes, S7 to sio per ween
an he nnietlT made. , No nboto lalntlne; no
1 1 canvassing. For lull particulars, please address
at once, CBUbuejn r Aitr war aui x, wsi-trcu
Street, Bostonj Mass., Box 6nu ; .
O BURRHM'S
I!ISPROT3
bTAKDIRD
rW tub mi
i the BEST constructed and
a fin
finished Turbine In tbe world .
Tested percentages, wun part
and full irate drawn, eaual to
any other wheel. t-New pampmet sent iree oy
BiJKIlltA71 IKS, IWi r.n.
TB0wN'3 IWJM Bit lino w'J mkoi
I lmrnedmteiyrelteitosir. wm. n i nniwmon.
Greensboro. C . to a case or annoym? lnmpes
tlon, and he considers It a most reliable medicine.
Crab Orchard,
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THE KIDKETB.
THE STOMACH.
THE BOWELS.
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CONSTIPATION
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S, H. JONB8. Maaagsc. IVsiiisTfllav Ky.
v L. B -WBISTON, Agents
toawha&Jeodiwflm
m x v e atwk- m
I CURE FITS!
Wli
was
mi
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That we offered last week several hundred pairs of SLIPPERS at 65 cents a
pair, and tot the bargain was duly appreciated was proven by the fact that
we sold the very last pair. . We had likewi8 success with the sale of over
200 calico wrappers, which we closed out at 25" cents each.
ALL THESE WERE
Our patrons acknowledged it I But
WH&T WILL
-YOU'LL SEE-
SEVERAL
Ladies Grey Silk Coated Rubber Circulars
Placed on our front Counter, of which,
DRED at only
n -T1
Our Buyer secured a lot of 400 Circulars, which were manufactured
retailed for
Don't fail to secure one of these Circulars, if vou don't need it this. week.
you will another, they are the prettiest goods ever brought here, call soon
as this low price low will make them 6ell rapidly. v- r :
ore specia
Dr. Warner's $1.00 Coraline Corset at 75 cents. New arrivals of Oriental
Flouncings and Skirtings 30 per cent off regular prices. 10
: pieces Satins, evening shades at 33c. per yd. - I
MORE
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
MAIL ORDER3 SOLICITED AND
Keeps the largest and
IN THE STATE.
A bed-room suit of 10 pieces, imitation walnut, $22.00. -u
" "10 marble top imitation walnut,
$30.00.
f A bed-room suit of 10 pieces, walnut with marble top, '
$45,00.
Elegant walnut and cherry suits Irom $73,00 to $175.00. -;
A parlor suit ot 7 pieces, imitation of raw silk, $30.00.
A ' ' " ' 7 "
$40.00,
Jl Cs)J XXJL OULw9 Ul I WlVyVJCj'
$125,000.
Lounges in great variety
Sideboards u "
1 Baby Carriages in great
life, teiee
COFFINS AND
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GEMLB BAMAISS.
0U SAY -".WHEE.
HUNDRED
we are offering the i first ONE HTJNs
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to be
LIPPER8
PROMPTLY ATTENDED. TO.
Wi
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most complete stock of
raw silkj trimmea witn plusa
& 'fflKBlhlo
i Offers.
BARUGH,
domestic or silk plush, $40.00 to
from $5.00 to $30.00.
15.00 to 125.00.
variety from $6 00 to $35J0O.
Poles 'and Oil PaintiDgs,
METALLIC CASES. ;
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