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7.;; . r-r: ,. .DAILY JO UK N A L-OfflSBR V E Bt SATTJRP AY , OCT QP3 6, 1883? i EtfV 111 ' '"" " ' M"MTWwT"yTj " ' ' - 4 I II I -"T ' 1I.JII . I ' I SS USD XVEBY MOBNING.EXCBPX MONDAY, BT THB JuBrnffl-Bteerrer BMMdBg Comw TfSRiri OF Sf'BSCBIPTION. DAILY. mi POLirlCAL POINTS. in thJ World. 5 cents .. 75 82.00 . 8.75 . 7.00 Per copy One month (by mall). . ... Tliree months (by mall) Six months " One year " WEEKLY. One year S2.00 Six months LOU variably In Adraace Free of Post age to all Parts of the XJ, 8. Bemit by draft on New York or Charlotte, and hy Postofflce Money Order or Registered Letter at our risk. II sent otherwise we will not be respon ..Die tor mlrrla. j Ad& oBsraviBt Charlotte N. C Specimen copies sent tree on application. ar3ub9cribers desiring the address of their paoer changed will please state la their commu nication botn the old and new address. ADVERTISING BATES. One Saftare-One time, $1.00; each additional insertion, 60c.; two weeks, 5.uu; one uumui, 88 00 A schedule of rates tor longer periods furnished 9n application. Terms Strictly In Advance. Those hating tpen accounts with us will be ren lered bills IN FULL each month. gET- Changes of advertisements must be handed in by 12 cciock on tne day previous to Issue In which change Is desired to appear. BHTBBXB AT TOT POeT-OFFICT AT CHA-MWTM, N. 0. , AS aOOMP-CLA8S MATTKB.1 SATURDAY. OCT. 6. 1883. GEN. SHERMAN. If Gen. Sherman be correctly quoted he is evidently not hankering for the Presidency. He is represented as say ing to an interviewer recently: "It ruined Gen. Grant, and whatever of honor I have I wish to keep." He has said nn other occasions that the White The Republicans have secured Fan euil Hall for election night. That is as good a place as any in which to do the weeping. ' Foster has tried the tariff scare, the bloody shirt racket, all the temperance phases, and still they won't enthuse. Columbus Times Pem. A man warned Holton. whom th3 Maryland republicans have nominated for governor, is chiefly distinguished for being rich and "generous on elec tion day." Th Massachusetts Republican State onmrnittfiM announces a list of 130 neakers residing in that State, wno are to .take an active part in the cam Thft committee also promises the services of distinguished men from other States. TAnnmnfth Sherman, remarks a Phil o.inhia Tanr. is beine boomed for president by some indiscreet friend who is probably not aware of the fact that trainer nrattv cirls and sLapping the destinies of a great and glorious coun try are entirely different things. i The Pea&ody Fond. The trnatees of the Peabody fund met in New York city Wednesday, Gov Fish, Gen Grant, Bishop Whipple and x- President Haves being present Hon JLM Curry, the general agent. submitted his annual report. He said ocatomatif. acflnciea for creating a haaithv Rfmtimant in favor of. educa tion nt- th smith would be needed for years to come. There were encouraging I:n a thft ert-rtwincr TRCocmition of the O.RUB, 1"V, ft B----JP , nnf,l alliance Detween inanainai nuu ;uwu froinina haincr nnft of the most impor- ot. Tndnsfrial schooling he held to ha a nfirtftssitv in the South. Discrim ination between the races in the dis bursement of the school fund was un- Thfl reDort crives a statement of the " The Meanest Thin If malaria iarere cotorei so that we could see it, we might more sue cessfiiUy resist its approaches -1 , : If malaria were flavored with seme extinct odor, we mignt dc on our guard when we perceived its presence , If malaria made a noise in is comin.rr.ve mi-ht be ready to give it batde and drive it out.' ' V s" . ', BUT malaria is invisible. .Malaria has no odor. Malaria makes no ir-i t .nn0c riml mocf cbivlrinT mrir.V in the world, it nOlSC. Manilla u'v. , rarktnrps uslaefore we can make resistance.' cripples or kills us before we realize that it nas dc;;r.s o.i does its malevolent work and" we are its victims. There is no reason why malaria should get the better oj us. 181 oil Opening of -: :o: 1 in -its crasp ana us." Silently it Fall and Winter ITOR 1883 DEALERS IN WILL AKE PLACE ON If we fight malaria with Brown's Irc:: victory. achs blood Jitters we shall have the Malaria attacks bad blood, weak; lungs, torpia i:vcr, uy-yi..u-and enfeebled constitufions. Brown':? Iron Bitters enriches the 1 iooirhr it imnarts new me i-n i;u luui, lllLlk.O lb t - r - . m them throw off Oiat which would otherwise ram t::sin. It braces up tne liver and helps it to secrete exactly enough bile, and to dispose of it m a leeitimate way. It tones the stomach and helps it to digest three good meals a day, thus invigorating, the constitution and building up the whole system anew. Thus it defeats malaria and casts put its .effects. Brown's Iron Bitters is not an intoxicating drink, but a skilltully prepared tonic, both gentle and powerful in its operation. As a family medicine it has no superior. Buy of the nearest druggist. 3 We haye a good assortment of Rubber Garments of all kinds for LADIES AND GENTS, GIRLS AND BOYS. Also a full line of Arctic, Alaska and Eubber Over Shoes, loots. Shoes, Trunks and Valises. ladies', Hisses', Gents' and Boys' FINE GOODS A SPECIALTY. A NDCNTINUE TILL SATURDAY, 6th, WHEN The Fall Campaign Will be Opened by THE GREAT CLOTHIERS, First National Bank Building-. ANNOUNCING TO THE PEOPLE THAT CHARLOTTE, N. C. aug26tf Ho waa a uttie b.i,. and that he had ZSSSStM& f U sizes, for Men, Wonjen and Children. Our IMPERIAL SHIRT, no aesire to eo mruugu a iuui joo10 ordeal of that-;kind. There is no doubt whatever that if Grant had never be came President hej would have passed down to posterity as a greater man than he now will, for daring his Presidential terms and since he permitted himself to be used by factions for factional pur poses, as a puppet for the prestige of his name, and by so doing that name lost much of its prestige, and is now practically without influence in politi cal affairs. As a President he became a partisan, and the- most pliant tool of partisan leaders, and he sank the great ness of the magnanimous, successful soldier in the smallness of a narrow proscriptive politician. In that same interview Sherman sen sibly says: I am getting old, as you see, and have been in harness a longer time than the average of men, and am well content to lay down the burden and enjoy my ease for the rest of my life," which is a very philosophical con clusion.' Sherman, as a retired soldier, will carry whatever of fame he may have won much more easily than he could as the President elect of a politi cal faction, for, though the South asso- .1 ciates his name with the destroying torch, in the North he is regarded by many as the real hero of the war. AN OPINION ABOUT NEW ENG LAND. Mr David A Weill is of the opinion that within a few years the New Eng land States will be arrayed solidly against a protective tariff, giving as a reason for this opinion that having so long enjoyed the benefits of protection, and having established their plants with large capital to back them, they can now get along without protection. They are suffering now from competi tion with Southern mills, the rapid in crease of which they attribute much to protection, and hence as a means of protecting themselves from this threat ening and growing competition they will favor anti-protection. We incline to the opinion that Mr Wel'ls takes in the sitution, for the New England man ufacturers are in a fair way to loose the pre-eminence they have heretofore enjoyed, and if they see their future Buccess depends on a low non-protective tariff they will undoubtedly go for It. The New Englanders take a practi cal view of such matters and generally go for that which is best calculated to promote their particular interests. The press reports a few days ago from Griffin, Ga, contained an account of a white woman, sixty years of age, con victed of disorderly conduct, being sen tenced to work on the streets in the chain gang, and refusing to work being put in a cart and brought before the mayor, who ordered her to be taken back to the place of work shackled and tied to the tail of the cart Some ladies who witnessed the scene were so moved at it that they besought some gentlemen near by to intercede with the mayor and put an end to that shameful specta cle. We doubted the truth of the re port when we read it, and still hope it is not true, for if true it is a disgrace to the community which would tolerate such treatment of a woman. Her age and sex ought to have exempted her from any such ignominous punishment Edward Payson Weston, the original champion long distance walker, is now actively engaged in temperance work in England in connection with the Church of England Temperance Socie ty. He proposes to travel over Eng land and Wales on f oet, 50 miles daily, for 110 consecutive days, Sundays ex cepted, delivering each evening an ad dress on temperance entitled "Tea versus Beer." In West Virginia the Legislature made lihnral aDnronriations. The Peabody institutes for white teachers, five in all, were very successful, as was also the nn for nolored teachers, and the work in tTneral is Droeressing favorably, In Virginia, North and South Caro lina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mis sisainni. Tennessee. Arkansas, Louis iana and Texas the Peabody institutes all been well attended. Follow - iner are the amounts distributed in the sftveral States in the Dafet year for pub lic schools, normal schools and colleges, teachers' institutes. .Nashville scnoiar- ships, etc: Alabama, $5.775 ; Arkansas, fi4.050: Florida. $2,925: Georgia, $a,900 ; .Louisiana, $2,125; Mississippi, $4,400; North Carolina, $8,350; South Carolina, $425; Tennessee, $1,260; Texas, $1, 360 r Virginia, $4,125; West Virginia, $3,100; total, $71,175. T-r-r I 1 n we are km or 0 - THEIR GREAT "WARDROBE OF THE SOUTH" - .1 -r-v li CM Is meeting with great success. There is no otner uouar omit can compare witn it in quauuv ujiu. mn.c ELIA8 &d COHEN. THB Foreign Investments in Cattle. According to the Denver Tribune there is an aristocratic and a plebeian class among the cattle men on the plains. These two classes are those who own cow herds and those who have nothing but steers. The former are the smaller investors and the latter the wealthy stockmen. The latter buy the year lings from the cow herders and graze them until they become beeves, when they sell them to the various bnyers, topping out the finest for the Eastern and foreign markets, and sending the tailings in at the same price. This sys tem of monopolizing the beef cattle in the hands of the heavy capitalists is what is now keeping up the price of beef, although some of the stockmen do not know it themselves and have only adopted the syBjem to avaid being both ered with cows. The shipment of beef to England has become a large factor. In the last three years there has been such a heavy investment of Scotch and English capital that it is a fact that three-fourths of the cattle interest of Texas, Colorado and Wyoming is now owned and controlled by it. The ranges are beinsr gradually encroached upon, a3 they were in Texas, and are becom ing more crowded every year, while the market for the product is extending every year. Cattle that sold in 1880 for $22 a head are now worth $30, with the prospect that the price will go up in stead of down. Mm Iron fork . . m a JOHH wTXiKISB, -Proprieto-, CHARLOTTE, N. C. JU-i HECEIVED AND IN STOCK A LAB8E.SBPPty OF Saw mills- Horse Powers, Water Wheels, Steam Engines, The Gregg Reapers, Portable Corn mills, Wheat Mill Outfits, The Meadow King Rakes, The Meadow King Mowers, W heeler and Meleck Separators, The Gregg (Self Dumping) Rakes, Boilers, both Portable and Stationary. machinery of all klnda Furnished at horl JOHN WILKES. TATE EPSOM SPRING Water, WILL FUB1SI3H IT IN BARRELS OB LESS QUANTITY AT SPRINGS PRICES. A Fresh Stock CONSTANTLY ON HAND. R. H. JORDAN d DRUGGISTS. NEW FALL STYLES! Is now filled with a stock of Ready-mada Clothing the equal of which cannot be found outside New York. The variety of styles offered is bewildering, the make-up and workmanship cannot be excelled, the fit and finish fully equal to the best custom work, while our low prices frighten eompetitors and fill with delight the hearts of our customers. Examine our styles and pnees. Nothing like them ever offered in the South. GENT'S FURNISHINGS. In this department we are offering the very latest styles in Gent's Neckwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Shirts. Dress Shirts, uoiiars ana uuirs. &iik ana i,inen Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Dressing and Pocket Combs, Clothes, Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes. GENT'S UNDERWEAR. We are offering the finest line of Gentlemen's Underwear to be found in the Southern States at extremely low prices. HATS, HATS! HATS!! HATS FOR THE MILLION!!! The very latest styles, the finest goods, the largest assortment, the LOWEST PRICES. 8TETS0N HATS, a full assortment in all the very latest styles, Trav elling Bags, Satchels, and everything necessary for the street or toilet. WITTKOWSKT k BARUCH CHARLOTTE, N. C. Call and Examine Onr Stock Notice. apl5dw A Ritualistic Scheme. The vestry of the Cturch of the Evaneelists. Philadelphia, which has for some time been ereatly agitated by internal dissensions, met Tuesday night and oasssd a resolution looking to the dissolution of the pastoral relations be tween the church ana its rector, xnere were Dresent nine members besides the rector The preamble asserts that the rector, Rev Henry R Percival, has caused difficulties and differences be tween the vestry and congregation by introducing into the church the con res sional, the adoration of the elements in the communion office and the elevation of the elements, bowings and genuflect tion?, and other like acts not authorized by th$ rubric of the Book of Common Prayer; that he has interfered with and endeavored to control the vestry: elec tions, and refused to recognize the duly elected vestry until compelled to do so by the decision of a civil tribunal, and that be has hindered its financial suc cess and caused its personal property to be levied1 upon by the sheriff, to its great distress and the scandal of the community. In view of these things thev ask BishoD Stevens to dissolve the Dastoral relations existing between Rev Henry R Pereival and the Church of the Evangelists. We are Now Offering a Large Mot A TREMENDOUS STOCK OF Velvet Ribbons and Other Trimmings. A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF LADIES', HISSES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. We are now receiving our lew Fall Stjles of MILLINERY, HATS, BONNETS, FLOWER, FEATHERS, PLUMES, SATINS, SILK RIBBON, PLUSH, fcc. Will have oar stock complete and will open our patterns ot HATH ana BOM NITS on Tuesday, Oct. 2nd, Wnenwe will show the largest and most com plete stock ot FINE MILLINERY We have ever shown. Also all tne Novelties In, H38IKHT. OLOVBd, NSCKWSaB. NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS, for Ladles, Misses and Chil dren, ZBPBYB, TA&NS. Ac. We have engaged an experienced Milliner, Mi-s KBMP, from Baltimore, as an assistant, and are p epared to furnlb anything in the Millinery line and at 15,000 WOBTH OF WORTH OF- WATCHES, C T 1 Something lew!! We have ecu red the services of a first Cats ba ker, from New York, and we present to the ladles of this city a novel and delicious Loaf of Bread, something entirely new and never before offered in this city. It la the leading style and kind now having such a ran at Saratoga and Long Branch hotels. Try It and you will be convinced of Its su periority. In order that yon may know our bread our pri vate bramd O. K. will be on each loaf. We most respectfully ask every lady to call or send and try this O.K. BREAD. IT I NICE. We keep on hand the largest and nicest assort ment of SILVER and PLATED A NICE LOT OF PRICES AS LOW WARE, The Paper Future. A Lousianian writes: The time will soon come when, in our damp climate the floors of all the stores in New Orleans and in others cities in the State will be built of strong, water proof and indestructible paper tiles. Thedampne8S permeating our dwell ings will be counteracted by paper material of a suitable character. All our citv cars will be built of paper. The wheels of these will be made of pa- oer The rails of our street cars and even the crossr.iest so liable to decay, will all be removed in the course of time and be replaced by paper materi al, suitably treated to remedy existing evils. Nearlv all the furniture of our dwellings, so liable to swell or shrink in our damp climate, win oe manurac- tured in an elegant and artistic 3tyle bv means of paper block capable or resisting effectually the sudden changes of our temperature. Col McClure, of the Philadelphia Times, who is now in Cincinnati, writes his paper that the complications in that State are such that it is impossible to predict what the result will be next Tuesday. The Republicans, he salys, seem to be confident, while the Demo crats are hopeful. When the cat concert proceeds on the back shed and your midnight slumbers' are disturbed thereby, console yourself with the reflection that the cat has some redeeming points. The cat family supplied the fur market of this country last year with 1,200,000 skins. Thos G Skinner, of Perquimans, was nominated by the Democratic conven tion at 12denton, last Tuesday, as can- didate for Congress to fill the vacancy in the first district occasioned by the death of Walter F. Poole. nhit nm- ti th, front, with Another mark of disUoctionf She supplies near-1 1 )l fV.a VnnV afelna Mint, find thftlr ij am wo dui - r 1 way to the farriers. Few men outside otOblo ar Jtafv enough to attack the skunk for his jacket. PhfiatelnhiftV Frss:$ JThe FederaV Treasury contains aDom kuo,uw,uw ui coin. KeeP;e rpcals ontr Do you , want to lock tne aooti on yout friends ? The Other Party Laughed. Puck. Some beys recently tied a dish-pan to a dog's tail by a long rope, and the dog picked the pan up in his teeth, ran quietly down behind a barn, crawled under it and went to sleep in the pan. The dog just opened his mouth and smiled way back to his hips, when he saw the pan purloiner's mother come out and grab tits young miscreant by the neoK ana nammer mm long ana nara with the end of a picket that had severaUnails sticking through it. Thirteen Tear' Dyspepsia. "I Buffered with drsDeosla for 18 yean." writes John JUbrUht, Xsq., of Columbus, Ohio. "Sa maritan Nervine cured me." as it always roies such disorders. At arugjiiti. , Mica Boot Soles H-A-N-D-K-E-R-G-H-l-E-F-S, INCLUDING A LOT OF THE CHEAPEST EVER OFFERED BY US. Our White Goods Department has been changed into Black Goods and ladies will find the best assortment to select from in the city . Don t forget to ask for D AIBIPIETrSo Our stock is new and well assorted. Also a beautiful line of MM, ETC. Ask to see our stock of COTTON AND WOOL FLANNELS?. You can get anything in this line. Remember the little one must be kept warm. Our stock of children's flannel shirts and drawers is large, and we keep the best goods in this line to be found anywhere. Also large stock of Ladies' FlannelVests from very cheap to the best. Gents will find a good stoek of Flanne Shirts to select from. Our friends will find a good stock of CLOTHING to select from, and as cheap as they can be sold. We are the agents for the As anywhere In thli country. Don't ferget over ONE HTTNDBED fine patterns HATS and BONNETS will be opened TUESDAY. OCTOBBB 2ni. MRS. P. QUERY. TO BE SOLD WITHOUT REGARD TO COST, -AT- CAKES CAKES To be found In the State, and can furnish on the shortest notice any Quantity for parties or wed dings. Our stock of EA1NCY GROCERIES Is un surpassed and always fresh. Families sup plied with everything they use. A share of ths public patronage solicited. Respectfully. PHELAN & ROSS. WauglMtt W. A. HUFFMAN, New Stoek Arrived. J.T.Butler s Jewelry Store Je8tf BAR LOTTESVILLE WOOLEN 11 IS, Boston Globe. - Mica has been 1 that of fashlonlnj to boots and s pplied to a new use. it into middle soies ioes, The invention consists of a sheet , of mica, im bedded in thin coalings of cement, and placed in the boot or snoe under and adlacent to the insole, the upper leath er of the shoe latmintr over its edges, or next under the filling and tke outer or bottom sole, and covering the under space from the toe to the instep. A CARD. To all who are snfferlnc from the erron and In- flscretlons of youth, nervous weakness, early de eav, loss of manhood ,.. I will send a recipe (hat Will eure you. jTBES 01 CHABGK. This rreat remedy was dUeovered by a missionary In mith A marie. Sena a seii-addressea envelop 1 the Bxv. Jos-fh T. Inuuf. Station D, New. .nA'fhMA troftds need no praise fromns; everybody knows them to be the rerv 1 best Roods for the money, made., 1 mm THE BE6 STOCK- (BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT NOW Pout rtesitatto.asklPt anything want, we have it. IN GBARtQTIB; CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE HOUSEFURN1SHING GOODS. All the Latest Styles. We call particular attention to MOSSROSE and GOLD Decorated TEA SETS. 44 pieces. $7.50. DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, from $4.00 up. DECORATED DINNER SETS, from $20.00 up. WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS, from $10.00 up. STEAK BROILERS, 75 cents. CHILDREN'S OARRIAGES, from $6.50 up. A FINK STOCK OK PLATED WARE, CLOCKS, BBONZSSi AND FANCY GOODS. Very respectfully, LTJDOLE ft HARTSFTBLD. gaoo. to J. Brookneld ft Co. Our Stock Must be Sold BY THE First of January Next. COME EVERYBODY, And see and get the greatest bargains ever offered - . la -' ' DBESS GOODS, ELANOTLSV WATEEPBOOTS, i CL04K8, SHAWLS, CLOTHlNO, HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, BLANKETS, -. Ladies' and -Gents: all Wool, UNDEE TESTS and TO THE TAX-PATERS OF Mecklenburg County. I will attend at the tlms and places mentioned below, tor tne purpose of collecting th'B 8ta'e and Countj taxes for 1888: Steel Creek, Monday, Oct 15, 1888. Berry hHl uolHn'8 Store, Tuesday, " 16, " Paw Creek, Wednesday, " 17. " Long Creek. Thursday, 18, " Let-leys. Friday, " 19, " Davdson College, Monday, " 22, " Hunters vllle, Tuesday, " 23, " Mallard Creek, Wednesday, " 24, " Crab Orchard, Thursday " 25, " Clear Creek, Friday, " 26, " Morning Star, Saturday, 27, " Providence, Monday, Sharon, Tuesday, " 80, " VinA-IllA. Wednnndav. 81. The taxes for the we sent year must be paid nromntlv. Either mraelf or my deDUty Will be found in my office every day ready and waiting to receive taxes, come forward and Day prom pur. M. E. ALEX AN DEB, 8he) Iff. oct8d2twlt Tennessee Coal Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CABBIAGES, BUGGIES and PHAETON8, C01.T LAND WAGONS, BOA-CABT8, &C Ac. Cincinnati. ana Just received a large Columbus and Dayton, Wilmington. Del. Soatb College Street, sepfldlm suddIv from Ohio, Lancaster, Pa Charlotte, IV. C FBOM- Geek's Coal Creek Mines -:o: PABTIxa wishing to pnrchase the very best LUMP COAL toe domestic use, Jer . steam or blacksmith Coal, wlU find it to their advantage by ending their orders to the nine or to Mr. H. a PETSBS, at Greensboro, M. V We guarantee our Coal to weigh, eighty pounds to the bushel .and. will contract to deliver by ear load lots at arrea sonable rates as good Coalman be delivered at any point in North or South Carolina. lar-Correspondence solicited, either to Heck's ug80d2m Soliciting Agent. Greensboro, N. C HOME COMFORT, After a Balnr Hide a Conntrr Phy clan Telle What He Think of Some People "I wish to gracious some people would learn when they need a doctor and when they da n't, exclaimed Doctor E . as he entered his bouse in a cosy little village in the Ulterior of tne State of New York, after a tedious night ride of many miles. i nave been down among the mountains toee a man, who, the messenger said, was very rick and not likely to live 'til momin. mie hadunmedlate Help; and found w from a rather sharp attack of coli w Uy might have relS e remedies a grain of sense and two or three saw in the house. But no; they ! es a, pigs, and wheatte least them, send for . doctor, whetner him or not" , . glmpie remedies, as , "Why, Doctor, what kindo v yon call them, do JZ a cup house?" asked the wife, as sne pvu of hot tea. aMMTm , Doctor, "if they "in thin ease." . had only put a s-ri I il ii rl i t Ijlt 1111. 'Iillili'ii. ! .-i ..r .tM di'm 'rrmmHmmjp. BENSON CAPCINB POBUU T.it':- fh man's stomach, ne wouia w htman hour, andsnvedme adrear, whatm1ybTughiy called expulsion or extrac tion or M a ralen el the two processes. Benson s Fuater promotes, both. It incites the torpid or SaW eat. and sends its soothing influence SS. , imnad nores of the skin. All other Xtors oblige the patienVto wait. Theyglvehlm ZZL f, tomorrow. Benson's plaster gives him TZfctjtHw? whloh is better, do jeu uunxT ttel34a nd. keep It In the nouse. Searjury Johnson,, Buy Price, 25 mlstSi
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