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I i I I ' 7 tttw mm CHARLOTTE. N. C, THURtDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1894. NO. 306. OL V. . ..... f citoI rhr ':" i ,irop of waver lsn: h. hardest stone; H! 'wol Towser ? . ,..,i;be!t t)OBl fcw ";,, lover F .tint advertiser faERS COLUMN , inserted In this column at 10c r . C xm1 3 pdrse farm with cod E .. ..tiire. In Steel-Tees: town- I1!. j inrimr. Rent payable R. G. Banalaburg. K. C. Inpl ' !ir ana Kins, or rruwn rinn. .rmrnt at Charlotte Oottoa Kttta. p. W. OATKA. Trea. .r.ii t win . .. na ilrr. E. H- Aldnwt. O" 1 , ., I- wnk at the ur n""' - '' - B . . mnneT. of rriatini neatly an promptly ihp MtJEbUSUWl tmia OFFH'K. A TIDAL WAVE TUB DEMOCRAT3 DEFEATED WHERE. EVF.RY All that the Guilford Democrats Bared from the wreck was her regis ter of deeds. The rest of the ticket was defeated by from 109 to 200 ma jority. Settle made a gain of 500 in this county over two years ago. The Populist vote, which "was giv en solidly for the Republ'cans, did the work for us. Henderson is defeated by over 1,000 majority. Only two counties in the district are Democratic. mlillft. loupriwH County, 1 sept, term ibw rri'n- plaintiff, vs ' Yn!i is hereby riven to hi that the above enui,.cu Ending in Supeiioi Court of Meck- ,untv, ana tDaiioeuujwi. to recover the sum oi oi.t br the plaintiff ot ine aeieooam. rarrant of attachment nas uwn 1 J 1 .-i 1 nrmn fa.i M0 WfMiimi & iu iriiru i". wv. - - ihe japital stocx ci iu -nmo-irhich was assigned and trans- t the defendant to the saia . t. .v nth ot Aueass ios. l.uintiff seeks to set aside saw L r trnsfpr as void and of no Lcr th nUintiff. I his the 1st .ember MORROW, Clerk Superior Court. The Beaolt In the MM IS Badly Mixed The Pope, alalm the Leflalatare and State eaater Chalraaaa Pow ha fhen at ne II;area -Lockliart la Sleeted are.-The Reealt la the Hrta and East. The Observers correspondent from Raleigh of yesterday says : No one could eomnlata to day about any lack New jersey of interest in the election . Neve The Republicans made a clean : en people greedier for news and sweep of the congressional delegation never were oearate reports harder to in this State, electing the six Sena get. This was the difficulty last tors and 56 of the 66 Assemblymen aight The returns which eome in The next Senate will stand'17 Repub were so ragged and unsatisfactory as licans and 4 Democrats. Toe House to give- little satisfaction will stand 56 Republican majority on The State Chairman, Pou, Holton joint ballot, 65. This will insure and Butler, are all keeping quiet. A tbe return of a Republican successor prominent nominee on the fusion ticket to John R. McP hereon ia the Uoited says they are watching each ether.- States Senate. The four Democrats lies th opiaioa f arast persons that I elected to the Assembly are lucbard the official coaot will h required to I M. Smart, Pieree Fleming and J as settle-the questions. Usher, in Hudson, and W. 0. Al- A prominent Democrat was asked to paugh, in Hunterdon. TTnt Virginia. The Democrats hare not saved any thing from the wreck in West Virgin ia. Returns compiled from Don par tisan sources show that the State Sen ate will be a tie and tbe Republicans will have a majority of 19 in the next House of Delegates, making it possi day at soon what he thought of the nwthe trading as R. A. Blythe, mult. He laid things looked worse than theT did last nicht. The Dem ocrats are blue. The "slump" was a surprise to almost all of them. The Democrat referred to said that the first, fourth, acTeath, eighth and ninth dist riots are in doubt; that in the seeond the nresoeet for Woodard is ale for the passage of bills to re dis good, that in the third Shaw is almost tricting the State so that the Demo eltanly -elected; that Settle's election erats will not again gain the ascendan in the fifth appears pretty positive ; that in the ninth Pearson claims to have been elected. The slowness with which returns come ia has hampered all the correspondents. The lack of a State bulletin service is now kcrnly felt. a. - ..a a The fusionists elaiin that they nave certainly erected their State tieket. Secretary Barnes, of the State Alli ance, says they have, in bis opinion, elected all the Congressmen. ine Republicans and Populists are in great rood humor. . c j i Wake eounty is now oonuueuuj l.UUU majority. Nine tenth or tne inquiries here are as to the county. The Dem oeratio chairman elaima it by 300. Publio opinion, as heard on the street, is that it has gone fusionist K-.tK rAmlinai Superior tonrt rhiimbers. Administrator ot a fcers, deceasea piainwi- ambers. F. A- Chamber, tt. u. v w rhatnoers ana a, a. i,pir5 at Uw, awenaau's. i, .oIko madB to appear to th li. . - - - . . ant. F. A. Chambers ana r. elkjmed by the fusionists by rs are non-resiaenis vi iu n ran nnt. after due ameence ue Xroin t hit thfv are heirs of E. bers. deceased, and in, iney ssary parf'es to this action which o res? wronertr in this county: 1 L -. !. wl V A tier ft i r ieu mj i.ud wu i . rs a- d B. G. Chambers that the heavily of this action is to sell for asse - i i rpal estate in. ine oiuht oi be longing to the said Kb. Uham- the time of her deatn, ana tne endants are required to appear at e ot tne ciera oi vuo objuihh M eklenbnrg eonnty in we city rtp. S. C. oa Monday tne mn ccmb3rl894 and answer or de- i ... Ia n thu he compl.im now I a A . .f .ki. .tUtriot Ttiisthe first dy ot jsovemoer sou aaya owuau u T J. M. MUJUSUW, News eaaae ta to-aay ma. me iwi This afternoon your eorrrspondent talked with Mr. Josephus mantels, who said it seemed that the Democrats had carried only tbe second, third and sixth districts. Be said that he was prepared to admit the defeat of Branch in the first. Congressional Chairman Otho Wil ey for years. These returns are offi cial with one or two exceptions, and a Republican Senator will succeed Senator Camden. The total of Republican majorities in the four districts is over 9,000. Wm. L. Wilson is defeated by over 2,000 in the second district. South Carolina. South Carolina instead of having one Republican Congressman will send a solid Democratic delegation. The returns are sufficient to show that the seven Democratic Congressmen will receive election certificates. Of these six are AlPiance-Demo crats, and favor free silver, but will vote with the Democrats on organszi I tion. Elliott is an old line Demo crat. Illinois. In the sixteenth district F. E Downing. Democrat, defeated General J. I. Rinaker by a small majority. The third distict (Chicago) will be in doubt until the official count is made. The returns from five precincts are missing. The incomplete returns give Belknap, Republican, 160 maj ority over McGann, Democrat. As the - missing precincts are strongly DomnAratie it is nossible that Con- Mlssourl. It seems likely that Missouri has joined the Republican ranks. Gov ernor Stone concedes that the next Legislature will be Republican. Ev erything indicates that the Republi cans have elected eight Congressmen and that Hatch. Bland and Dock cry are among tbe defeated. Iowa Wholly Given Over to the Worship f Barl. In the second congressional distrsct Cnrtis, Republiean, was elected over Hayes, Democrat, by 800 majority. This makes the State wholly Republi can. V Greenhalce's Flarality 3S.80X ia Massa- ehasett! The State of Massachusetts, with ten small towns misting, gives Green halge 186.873; Richardson 8,1'4; Russell 123,246; Greenhalge's plu rality 62,627. Kansas. Complete returns have not yet been received from a few counties, but as far as heard from, steady Republican gains are the rule. Consfirvative es timates, allowing liberally for Popu list mj ntie8 in country districts, give the State to the Republicans by a plurality over the Populists of 20, 000. There appears to be no doubt that the Republicans have carried six of the seven congressional districts, with the chances greatly in favor of their winning the remaining one. Connect lent. Up to 2 o'clock this afternoon returns from U6 of the 168 town in the State give Coffin, Republican, for Governor, a plurality over Cady, the Democratic nominee, of 17,178. His majority over all caodidites is 13,- 705 It is the first time a Republi can Governor has been elected by the people in about 15 years. Illinois. Late returns show that the Repub licans have elected their State tickets by a plurality cf at leat 90.000. Cook county goes Republican by ma jorities ranging from 25,000 to 40, 000. The new Legislature will be Republican in both branches by a ma jority of from 25 to 40 on joint bal lot. ThU insures the re-eleciion of Cullom to the Uoited Sutes Senate For Congress the Repuolicans Have captured 20 and possibly 21 of the 22 districts. Tennessee. Returns from Tuesday's election are coming in slowly. The Demo-' cratic executive committee claims the re-election of Governor Turney by about 5,000 plurality. The Repub licans claim Evans is elected, but concede that his majority will be small. Total Corrected Vole in New York. The total corrected vote for Gov ernor in New York State, Sullivan ! P.B5lllo Tickings. r iha Times. ' Ve are gloomy people to-day have rerked hard and failed, but we have he comfort of knowing that we did Or "level best" Hope that sweet Itle eherrib, who sits up aloft," ihispired nice things to us before the eetfan, now our disappointment is frea; but we will not be utterly cast wwC remembering that a good God rvtaover all and we can take all oar crVjto Him for "He carcth for u." Ctu town is very quiet to-day Dr. WeaRied says its distreseozly healthy aid be Doctor and Mr. N. N. Bask ins ate eing hunting. Miss Julia Parks retried from Lowel this morning, aad istopping at her brother's, Mr Tom 'arks. Mrs. Marvin, and Miss SalliAIcDowell. who have been rejid ing itJacksinville Fla., have moved to outown. Mr. Charlie Hoffman is visitg at Capt. Jno A. Younts. Mess? Fisher Bros, sustained a con- sid'jble lost several nights ago, eome misrant cut their gin belt, and let allae wat?r in the boiler. After re pairg the belt the gin was started, wbvthe boiler exploded, cooscqu entiMr. Fisher had to get another boil. Tbey have no idea who did thetstardiy trick. We are to have a Diic next Saturday in the grove at the sidence of Mr. N. E. Younts, a greadacational rally. Dr. Geo . T Winm, Dt. Chas. Mclve, Dr. J. B Shear and Prof. J. N. Wilborn. are to derer address on Education. We aoticate a pleasant time and hope the mther will be "all smiles" for the oasion. ftville, Nov. 7th. A. L. WASHINGTON LETTER. Clerf Saperior Court. oerfu naTe carried Bertie, Currituck .reMmin McGann may pull through, county, stands as follow?: Hill 514.- An Old Man Wajlald. 3 day evening four prisoners, a fatbnod three sons, were taken on bo art he Air Line train at Griei's, S 0. They were in charge ef a depu sheriff, and had been arrested for etnptiag to murder an old mao by t'hoame of Pearson, near Griers, Satory night. They waylaid him aboutundown as he was returning homeom Grier's, and shot him five times They also shot a negro who was ith the old man. The latter was if expected to live through Sun day ht. The prisoners were taken to Sjtaoburg for safe keeping as it was iught they would be lynched. Tre-tnes of the men were Duncin. Tieihad been an old feud between tbetcand the old man, Pearson, for sjmcime. 11hm and lost Harnett. Cab ... a ar,.iiAA l irainistrawr s , Gton rsons having claims against the The outlook does not brighten in Sarah H. Russell deceaseu, are .K-h there may be some :c . i . nMUnt them to me. I x - j D - . i nouueu p. - . .-- shara It IS i - kAiAM r r a i er nwvrrK ithiui ugid .u u .uv.v. - - - atteJtea, ou or ucwi i . -r- fvmtw.r 1895. All persons in- Ito said estate are notified to make I -a a Sm ' AAiL : to me. without delay. i.nis wia t'. l-4. . , . A.C. RUboKuAam r oi Sarah H. Russell. elected lortttagee's Land Sale. rtie o! a deed of Mortgage Kxecu- ?, to i . W. Alexander on the otst anu&ry, 15 and recorded in the of Deed's office for Mecklenburg in bonk 40 page 391, 1 will, on r. the 3rd day of December, 1!W4, ihe lihest bidder, at public auc at the Court Tlnnse door, in the City krlotte. all tha.tce.tain tract of land, iu? in aA nf Morteaee. sttua- fc Mallard Creek Township, said y. adjoining the lands ot a. A. uar X. s. Alexander, dee'd. and others contAinine one nanarea aoa tjigut Terms casn. inw usj i 1-94. JOHN OERLER. Mortgagee. Land Sale. 'irtue of a deed of mortgage to L. Kav br J. E. Holler, A. Darby and Hunter, on the 27th day October, and recorded in the Registers office ... . t- T M arkienburs countT, in oooa will, on the 16th day of November 11 to the hiehest bidder, at public n. at the court hoa door, in the Cturlotte, all that tract of land .W in u 1 deed of mortgage situat- lllimter-viiie township, sakl county, IllL' the iand of J. R. Hendf rsoa hers Terras cash. This October ls31. L.C. McKAY. Tninissioners Sale of Land. virtue i, a decree of the Superior Mecklenburg county, I will, on 12th day of November, ioa. " c. . k, m the court house door in 0Ue. N- C. sell to the highest bid t public auction . iWt vlnhln track d couuining a(f,ut, one hundred and i'f)j acr'--. lvin? on Stnv Creek kward (. rfek townshin Mecklenburz fy,ijning the lands of W. B irane. it R. Flos anA ntharsi and f'i a :he land of F 1. Onrv. dtceas- e wi!; be raa,ie or B,sets to pay of .-Hill deceased.. Terms of sale I-KWDElt UERY. Co'm'r.- n.rd tar it to b worse As to the Legislature, Capt. Asle made a eareful calculation to-day, and bit figures show a Democratic ma- irity- v. Tbe fusionists say tney are sure me Democrats have lost five districts. The tusiouista (through Otho Wil son) say they have carried Wake by 1,125 majority, with fire townships to hear-from. A telegram to the Progressive Farmer to-night says Stroud carried Chatham by 1.200 and the fusionists county ticket by 1,000. Crawford's maioritv in Buncombe is 64. The Democrats elected their eounty ticket. The official vote r ttowau nas ui yet been secured but it is ascertained that the eounty win give a iciuuv... ie maioritr of from 1,000 to 1,150. The eleetion of Pinnix and Crump to tbe 8tate 8enate it is thougut is as- aured. . The defeat of Hon-. John o. nen demon is received with deep regret. TTnnffiffinl returns snow a large gam for the Ponulisti. They have Lin- cola eounty by more than 100 except Represeitatire (Jack xteiunarui, uu county surveyor. wu,Cu -crats have by a small majority. Shu- 7 a a C i ford's majority ie abon. All voting precincts heard from, and Union gives a major ity of 75 over the Republicans. It ia not known here yet whether Messrs. Eubanks and Blair are elected City Lot for Sale. lr' ' t,f a decree of the Superior "f M"rklenhnFiT nnnt.V N. C. p -' -j . "11 th" special proceeding for the ' r ; estate for assets, wherein W. 'i;fur a-ln inistrator of D. G. Long is -''Mr J. C. Lontr et als are de- f ants, i win sell, at the conrt house t . iriotte. N. C, to the highest er- Monday, the 5th day ot No rM '.)i, several ualuable lots in the "' ' harlottft. known as lots, Nos. 4, ! 2 !$. 34. 54,55, 64, 65, 20, 50, r- 1! and 82 on the plat of tha u l. iii Hrothers. which can be ' stox- of J. P. & J. C. Long in r "Ue. There will be sold at the same 'he undivided interest of If. I. 'JecM. in said tract of land, a part h ri ma.ins nndivided. Terms: Zo f nt. cash, balance on a credit of nine f""l'. With interact St H taS ..lit from -l. 111.1 KVJ. WW V WUW. sale with bond and approved sure t-L- rttninfit until the nnrehaH - ' Y . II. I JC1V, nUIB X, M of D. G. Long dec d , ";r"e.N.C, October 1st '94. ' 15- Adams, Aft y. 'jard wide sheeting only 4c. th HKK HIVE. J. D. COLLINS. or not. The Democratic majority in Anson i. 350 to 450. All Democrat- ie county candidates are elected. The The Populists get four township con stables. ... I Th-. State iudicial ticket is so close that it will require the official vote to decide. The Legislature ia in doubt. The Democrats hope for it, but make no claims. Populist ana xtepuo..u leaders are very confident. The sit ation looks bad for the Democrats. Indications are that tbe fusion ticket baa defeated the Democratic congress ional candidates in the iirst, iourm, . . a . s . a an e is. fifth, seventh, eii.ltn ana tricts, making the congressional uei gation stand 3 Democrats, 2 Republi- " . rpL. n.mAnritl cans and 4 populists. xo ivwv. , however, are still claiming tne do. enth, eighth and ninth. All the Democrats claim m rory eounty is the election of the sheriff and treasurer, and4heseby very smau majorities. The Republieans earnea the county for the congressional, judi cial aad legistative ticket by majori ties ranging from 200 to 300. Stokes eounty went Republican by largely increased majorities. Tbe Republicans claim it by over 600. Sampson county goes heavily Pop- ult' , In Caldwell eounty Bower for Con gress and the State ticket have a ma iority of 110; Newland solicitor, 344. Demoeratie advices by wire from Boose say that Watauga county goes Republican by 00. The Dskoui. Sheldon. Republican, is Governor in South Dakota by not less than 10,000 plurality. Both Repub lican candidates for Congress are elected and the Legislature is over whelmingly Republican. In North Dakota the Republicans hare carried almost every county in tbe State and win the Governor by 12 000. Congressman Johnston nas 5.000 more than Muier, Popuiist, and Popnlists and Democrats combined j only get 22 members of the Legisla ture. Bf eKInley'a Majority Perhaps soo.ooo. Columbus, O., Nov. 7. State Lib rarian Smith, McKinley's closest ad viser, claims the State by 200,000 plurality. The news received by the Republican committee that 19 Repub lican Congressmen had been elected was corfirmed by the news of to-day. Idaho Republican. Boisk City. Idaho, Nov. 7. The Ronnhliean State committee is satis fied that the party's entire State and congressional tickets are elected. The Legislature will ba Republican. Montana Bepuhllcan. Butte, Mont., Nov. 7. The latest returns indicate thafr the Republicans will have a msiority on joint ballot ;n th Legislature. This insures the nlaMinn nf two Republican United Sutes Senators. Wisconsin Delegation Solidly Republican Milwaukee, Wis., Nov. 7. Near ly complete returns show that the Wisconsin delegation in the Fifty -fourth Congress will be solidly Re- v.i: f t TlAnnblicans will also puuiivu. w r controll the Legislature. Wyoming Goes With the Majority Cheybnnb, Wyo , Nov 7 In complete returns from every county in Wvomloe show that Frank W. Mondell, Republican candidate for Congress will have at least 2,500 plurality. Richards, for Governor, and tbe rest of the Republican State ticket will be elected by at least 1, 500. The Repulican will have 39 of th? 55 members of the next Legisia ture, insuring the election of both Senators. All Democratic Congressmen llected in Mississippi- Jackson. Mis , Nov. 7. Later returns confirm the reports that all the Democratic Congressmen were eieuteu. Denny, in the sixth district, was given the closest run by Hathorn. Oklahoma Popnlistlc. Guthrie. Okla., Nov. 7 Returns from the major portion of the Terri- tnrv mites U positive J Republican delegate to Congress h.,- fullv 5.000 msjority. Territorial Legislature will be close, with the probabilities that it is Popu- listio. Utah's Gratitude. Unofficial returns which will not be materially changed by the official count, show that tbe Republicans have carried Utah by 1,000. that be ing the approximate plurality of Can non over Rawlins, Democrat, for Congress. The Republicans will also probably control the constitutional coBTention. 073; Morton. 687.419; Wheeler. 27,- 108. Total, 1,208,600. Morton's plurality, 153,816 Morton's major ity, 126,238. Indiana's Solid Republican LtelRatlon. The Republicans carried Indiana by upwards of 40, 00-J, capturing both branches of the LsgUlature Tbey carry every ooe of the thirteen con gressional districts by pluralities rang ing frem 400, the figures by which Holmau is defeated, to 12,000. Mlchiaan. The next Legislature of Michigan will be composed entirely of Repub licans. The Hspnblican Btate central committee has received full returns from every representative and sena torial district m the fetate, anu posi tively report that the Republicans have been elected in every aistrici. Complete Pennsylvania Returns. Complete returns received Wednes day up to midnight from half a dozen of the 67 counties in this State give Hastings a plurality of 233,378, a gain of i69,63l over 1892. when Harrison's plurality was 63,747. Virginia Democratic. All the first eight districts are safe ly Democratic. Doubts ts to the ninth and tentn A Gain or 37 Ca -ressinen. A'ashington dispatch of the Cth sayait midnight the returns show the lowing Republican gains in the nextrnse of Representatives: Jtmcky, fifth and seventh dis tri Colorado, firs'; district; Con- necut, second and fourth districts (lliblicans claim all four. (In Del- awi the Republicans claim tht one meier; also in Maryland, sixth die tricMichigan, a gain of five; in Mis souSterrett probably defeats Cobb in i twelfth; New Jersey, fifth and eigi districts, (the Republicans claitbe five districts,) in New York, a g. of nine; in North Carolina, Set's election in doubt; Oiho, a gaif seven; Pennsylvania, a gain of twfennessee, a gain of one; West Vinia, a gain of four; total gains up midnight, thirty-seven. Vice-President Stevenson's Splendid Cam paign Civil Service Kule. Extended Trouble With Germany Anticipated. Washington, Nov. 5 If any proof were needed that Secretary Carlisle was dealing with the charge that Mr. Morton had imported an English coachman under contract, in violation of the alien contract labor law, it is furnished by his decision, that the man is a domestic Servant in Mr. Morton's employ and consequently exempt from the provisions of the law. In order to arrive at that de cision it was necessary tor secretary Carlisle to leTerse previous deci. ions made by Secretary Windom in 1890, and Assis ai t Secretary Spaulding in 1891. Had he been disposed to make partisan cap tal out of the cause he might have ordered the coachman de ported and cited tee two Republican decisions mentioned as precedents for his action. It is probable that Con gress will be asked to amend that section of the alien contract labor law under which this charge was made, as Secretary Carlisle thinks the courts, and not the Secretary of the Treas ury, should settle such disputed questions. President Cleveland has ordered another extension of the civil servioe rules. This time all clerical employ es receiving less than $900 per an num, and all messengers and watch men employed under the Government are put under tie rules. Speaking of the matter, civil service Commission er Procter, who is naturally much pleased at the extension, said: "You may expect more of the same sort. There are further extensions in con templation that only await the ar rangement of minor details, which will be perfected at approaching con ferences between this Commission ana the heads of the several departments." No Democrat comes out of. the campaign higher in the estimation of the ranuk and file ihe men who are always, not occasionally, found work ing heart and soul for the success of the party, whether its cmdidates are their frien U or their personal ene miert of the party than does Vice President Stevenson. He has been wherever the fight Was the hottest from the beginning of the campaign, having given up all personal plans and for the time placed himself entirely at the disposal of ths party mnagcrs, who kept him on the stump continu ously. Such willing work and such good work isn't likely to be soon for gotten. Mrs. Cleveland has accepted an in vitation from the Cramp's, the Phila delphia shipbuilders, to Christen the Auieiican Line Steamship, St. Louis, which will be launched next Mon- BUSY Excuse me, too busy to give you a long talk. What does it all mean? This con stant crowd that throngs my store? Come with roe and I will show you the power that attracts, that brings the buy ing multitude, the Bjrgam-seekers, THE PEOPLE THEY BEAD, THEY INVESTIGATE. The result is. the economical woman, rich or poor, finds it to her interest to buy from me, ar d here I will only q-ie a few ot the many money -savers I have to offer for this week : 500 yards Chion silk (27 to 83 inches wide), allcoloisand black, worth seventy-five cents. ... 49c 200 yards figured crepe for evening 45c 500 yards silk mull, 48 inches, all colors 35c 500 yards chiffon, 48 inches wide, all colors 85c TRIMMINGS. 10 pieces new fur edging with jet silk gimp combination, worth fifty centg. 25c 10 pieces at 35c 5 pieces at 50c 10 pieces 56 inch mixed wide suitings, worth fifty cents. ... 30c 20 pieces more of those Groveland all wool 43 inch fUnnel suiting, worth fifty cents, at . . . 33c 10'pieces serges, all wool black, navy and brown, worth fifty cents, the b st value in dress goods offered this season, at . .35 UNDERWEAR. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. HUGE W. HARRIS, Attorney 0k Counelor-atLai, Office, Nos. 14 and 18 Law Building, Charlotte, N. C HXIIOT CLxEXSOX. CRabXKS h. noxe. CIABKSOX A DTJXJ5, ATTORNEYS AND OOTJNSKLLORS AT LAW, 4 and IS Law Building, Charlotte, N. a Practice in Federal and State Courts. DR. E. P. KEERAK8 Denttnfta (Successor to Drs. Hoffman k White.) No. 7, Wast Trade Street. Charlotte. N. C, over Burwell k r turn's Whole. aaleDrncr House. DCS. 21. A. C. A. BIsAJfDt DKNTIST8. No. 31 North Tryon Streetup stair. 1.00") ladies' Jertey ribbed vest, well finished, the greatest bargain ever offered 15c 25 niecs dark penungs and percales, j ist for Monday, wo.th 12 jc. . 7c I sell all embroidery silks at 3j. I sell the best sewing silks at 7c. I sell the finest quality zephyrs at 4Jc. I sell the best quality gold eye needle at 4c. 1 sell a feather duster worth 25c. for 10c. 1 sell a felt walking and sailor hat, worth 75c, at 45c. I lead in Hoaks, Carpts, Dress Goods, Millinery, Corsets, Table Damask, Towels, Napkins, new lir.es of Ladies' Skirts and beautiful Shawls. DR. C. Is. ALEXANDER, DENTIST. Office: 8 South Tryon Street, over tfce Savings Bank. BAXTER HENDERSON, attobjtbt awn ootrmnuoB a law. Office in Conrt House. Practices in all tbe courts. Prompt attention to all business intrustec. Collection of claims a specialty. H, N. FHARR, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office No. 17. taw Building. Prompt : attention to all business intrusted. Spteia I attention gTen to ciaima, jrracucrs ia State and Federal Courts. Oct Sly J. D. McCAXXt, Attobjixt-at-Law, No. 19 Law Building, Charlotte, N. 0. The President will not be able Claims collected. Practice in the State and Federal Courts. P. D Walkbb, . T. Cavsubb. WALKER & CAN8L.ER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Charlotte, N. C Going out of Gent's FurnishiLg and will sell mv entire stock of White Shirts, Night Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Neckwear, M Nog Q ftnd 7 Uv Building. ouspcuuers auu owns ot u joi aim icos than cost. Monev to Loan. On improved farm lands. In sums of $500 and upwards. Loins re-payable In assail annual Instalments, through a period ot Ave ynaxa thus enabling the borrower to fayeff tea ta. Hied by a Fall From a Wagon. iorriblo accident ocenrre i Wed nes one mile from Croft. James, thatle ten-year-old son of Mr. H. B.ackuian, fell off of a wagon and wacilled almost instantly by the resheel of tbe wagon passing over hisad, crushing his skull. Mr. Blraan and Lis two sons, ooe te, thiber eight years old, started to Cron a wagon loaded with cotton sec They came to a place in the rowhere tbe bridge was out of fix anad to take the ill road. The frcwberl of the wagon went down in itch. The jolt threw the oldest bofamcs to the ground. Before Ohio goes Republican by nearly I .ther could check the horses the 100,000 msjority. The Republican majority in New York is about 150 000. Georgia rolls up a big Democratic majority, sending a solid Democratic delegation to Congress Marjland goes Republican, gaining four Republican Congressmen. Kansas has dropped into the Re publican column. Miaaissinni iroes Democra'ic as usual, sending a full list of Demo cratic Congressmen to Washington. The Republicans swept Iowa like a cjclone. . Connecticut is Republican by a,- 000. ' . . it : Pennsylvania comes to tne pomt wh passed over the boy's head. Mflackman was on tbe ground in stsy. He picked the little fellow upd carried him to ooe side of tbe roi Mr. F. R. Allman, who was ri; on a wagon some distance be hiMr. Blackman, answered his cry uftress. and ran to him. No help co avail. The little felluw breath edy a few times after being picked upTho grief of the father was ter-ril A man at the Meam Hurt. Laundry lladlv ; s'eam laundry has not many acmts to record Since the acci de last winter, when a colored win lost her hand by its being with a pitiful little majority of 210.- cnd in the mangle, there has been 000 for the Republicans. Florida remains in the Democratic column. Tennessee is in doubt, a gain of two R'pnblioan Congressmen having been made. Texas gives a bang up old time Democratic msjority. Tbe Republicans havo captured the West Virginia Legislature. Massachusetts elects a solid Republi can delegation. John Gray Evans the Reform can didate, is elected Governor of South Carolina by 25.000. Tillman goes to the Senate in Butler's place. win The nnirient. Siturdav a similar one toiat of last winter occurred. Ms Smith by carelessness got her hi horribly crushed. While at w at the mangle the looked off at sahing that attra.ted her attention elhere, and put her hand over too fait was caught and mashed al moff Dr. C G. McMinawsy is ading the unfortunate woman. Ro.-ders, or Shelby. Dro;s Dead on the Slteet. Shelby special to he Observer k 3rd savs: John P. Borders, a known insurance agent, dropped dav. to go, but Mrs. (Jievelana will De ac companied by a small party of friends, leaving here Monday morning in a private cir and returning the sarae afternoon. It will not be su-prising to mem bers of tbe diplomatic corps should relations betweeo this country and Germany became very much strained, I if nothing more sen:us occurs, on ac- count of tbe action or uermany n prohibiting the importation of Amer icao cattle and dressed beef without any real excuse for such unjust ac tion It is known that this Govern ment has intimated very strongly to Germany that it isn't inclined to ac cept the ridiculous excuse put forward fear of Texas fever, an 4 that it has made a protest clothed in vigor ous but diplomatic language. There the matter rests at present, but it will not be allowed to rest there. Germany may find that if retaliation is to be the game the Uuited States holds the winning hand. The annual report of Gen. Casey, Chief of Engineers, U. S. A, just made public, again brings forward the recommendation that a separate build ing bo provided by Congress to be used for office purposes by the Presi dent. The necessity for such a build ing is so apparent that the otly won der is that it has not long ago been erected. The President is the only official of the Government who ia ex pected to reside in the sam3 building in woicn ne transacts uis uuai nets The idea is so repugnant to President Cleveland that during his first as well as his present administra tion he has owned a residence in or der that he and bis family might get the privacy that cannot be had at the White House. At this writing they are residing in his own house on the outskirts of Washington, the Presi dent driving to the White House ev ery day to transact his officials busi ness. The White House should either be the Executive office or the President's residence; it should not be both. H. Baruch. debtedness without exhausting his erop 1b aay WAIiBTEK UAHS1 one year. Apply to Sept . 10-4 mo. TStilTB. Charlotte. H. C -YOU- IF U want the best, the cheapest, the Ion gest lasting, the heavest Jeans made oe sure and get Elkm Jeans, have no other, see that the ticket is marked Elkin and DON'T be persuaded similar Jeans are as good. Elkin Jeans for all men who want the most for their money. Elkin Jeans worn by more men than all other Jeans put together. READ THIS. A good stone gray pair Blankets $1.00 and $1.50. Elkin Blanket weigh O lbs. are larger than any other made and as cheap as the cheapest. Elkin Blankets the Prize Blanket of N. C. U R after saving your monvy then see here : Suspenders be , oocxs oc. Alamance 4c. A full 3f inch Bleach or unbleached Domestic 5c that cannot be found else where at 7c. Cottoa flannels the widest sold and at same prices others sell the narrow goods for, so don't OWE -IT- TO YOUR WIFE best Calico 5c., T0 GET ONE OF OUR ELEGANT CARRIAGES FOOL OR awav time but look at our 6J, "J and 8 J Cotton Flannels. Another case elegant stjles Outings 8J5. Heavy man nr vnmin shoe 1.00 Red all wool Atrial is,. Dress Goads, here hundreds are pleased, at 10 and 25c others take a A rocs a. I wool at 87 l-2c. We have all grades. Gents shirts 25 and 50, Ladies shirts 2rc, Gloves with gauntlets 15c. Job lot Rents flannel 1.25 shirts now 75c. Hats and Caps 25c and up. Dress Trimmings 5c and up. T. L. ALEXANDER, SOS CO. BUGGIES. We have them in all prices. Don't buy till prices. Do you need a grades at al you get our Me alenburg- 1'resbj tery. The report of the committee on Sjnodical Missions shows that this Piesbytery raised for its own work during the year just past $3,G56 3 . For Colportage and used in connection with Home Missions. $m.ij- It has organized 4 new churches, 4 Sunday schools, and employs for the whole, or part of their time, 11 K.nT.lUta. It has two new Aca demies with 100 pupils, and buildings valued at more than $200 00, and added to membership through this Evangelists, 160 members. on theTBtreet here to night. He . 1 hit walked out ot Aloore s Dar bhop, where he had been to get sed, and was on his way to the d house to bear Col. Armstrong a when tbe Hidden summons c. Mr Borders was very pipu- lere and his untimely death ia rned by his many fiiends here slsewbere. Presbylerlan Increase. "Rpr.nrt.1 to the Svnod which has just been held in Greensboro, show that the total number of additions to the Presbyterian churches of the State was about 2,700, bringing up the total member&hiD to over ..Ut'U, a gain of l'.OOO since the spring report to ih (ieneral I'resovtery. The Synod and its Presbyteries have, this vear. had forty six men entered in whole or in part in the mission fields of North Carolina and it is under their ministry that 1,100 of the additions have been made. The workers have all been paid to date and there is no debt on the work. Landslide Everywhere. Tbe Democracy seems to have met her Waterloo, and thoughwe weep at tha Inns we have broueht a Water- loo to other merchants of Charlotte on CLOAKS. Mittrani - Yaiotis flvess Goods, WAGON We have them one horse, twj horse and four horse. Both the FLOREKCE and Mr. i31ack III. f. C. A. Black was called to fleston Tuesday n'ght to see his lr, who is again critically ill. recovery is not looked for. UNDERWEAR, Blankets and Jeans.. Never had such tremendous trade in these lines before; the whole country seems to have now realized that we are the nl lenders in low oriees in CICeVvlB aaaaw a Mecklenburg county and that we are fighting trusts and monopolies in our EvangellstFife. V.osnrrpr.st Fife was in Charlotte for a short tims Saturday night. He Lad inht sot in from Dayton, Tenn., j k.a .u ti Thnmasville. to Join hi4 wife. He will return to midst and elseahere. Charlotte Sunday with his family, and I after a few days' rtay, leave for Jack- HARRIS & KEESLER. T.nn.. the plaoe of his nexs r a meeting. Next to Court Hovse. Our store is 'also headquarters foi DISK HARROWS and we have in stock a full line ot SMOOTHING AND c-TpJRIZINC,- 1 HAROS, Don't forget to call on as when in need of anything in our line. C-A BLACK CO - . v. A skLiim sasul f avian VF U. B. A ruu stoca oi goceries aiwajson it ' -, ! -4, M - W- '1 r - I - X 4 " '-ft "I v i it f u I 1 -I! it : n 4 v f f . i if f - - ;
The Charlotte Democrat (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Nov. 8, 1894, edition 1
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