N v
E UHARLOTT
NEW
CHARLOTTE, N. C, FRIDAY EVJENINti, JANUARY 8.1892
NUMBER 103U
r
Seigle s
JAN. 8
1892.
-:0i-:O:-
DRE-B GOODS,
BILKS,
TRIMMINOS,
TAHI.K LINEN,
BLANKETS,
WRAPri.
PIECE
goods,
NOTIONS. Everything must be
old. Never In the history of oar
establishment have we made
uoh sweeping reductions
Come and be convinced.
Carpets of i ll Kinds, ,,
Rugs of all descriptions.
Art Squares.
OUCIotha Mild Linoleums,
Matting lu Cocoa niul Straw,
We will sell at utmost youro
price. Now is the aooepted time to
furn'sh jour house.
Now is the Time to Buy
OYEECOATS,
Price is cut on every
Overcoat we have in stock.
WE DONT HTOP AT COST,
WE SIMPLY MAKE A PRICE
THAT WILL MOVETHEM.
A few of them nobby Eagliih Melton Oosti
A MBWTBItlBiM WflMKmr.
A WheletaU Hewa. Oaa. mm AMer Here
rollewlaf the CImIb of Ihm Its loos.
Thing do not start oat very en
couraglngly for those who ex pec ted to
see Charlotte become a dry town up
on the closing of the saloons. In the
Aral place, the Portlier Brewing Co
goes along with Its regular business
the same as If prohibition had never
been heard of, and now P. H. Key A
Co, wholesale whiskey dealers
Btatesville have established an agen
oy here, Tbey have leased the room
next to MoCorkle's saloon, corner
Charch and Trade streets and have
plaoed Mr. John Alexander in charg
of It, at a stated salary. The room 1
nuea witn samples or track, a cus
tomer can leave his order with the
manager for whatever be wants and
have it dell ved. In this way the pro
hibition law Is sorroanded and with
two big leaks of the kind named it Is
not yet time to claim Charlotte
"dry" town.
as a
'-9
T. L Seigle & CO.
No. II V. Trde at. 18l 8. Tryon st
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
air left. We don't want to carry them, hence
thia cut: Thun. that were aS.OO are now IIS,
and the .1S0 ones are $15; Bome elegant
black double breasted Coats are here, sites 3G,
37 and 38. that were cheap at $r. Tbey fro
now at 1I2.S0, IS,7S, and IIS. Very Ion
Iwavy weiKbt listers tbat sold for $15 are
now $10; Hurely it will not require a cold
wave to more them at thia price.
A few sixes le.t In Cape Overcoats, tome
with woolen end some with waterproof lin
inn Keilucetl as follows: mm vw.au to
$13.75; from $l,50 to $13,60; from $15 to $10.
All cheaper coats are reduced in same propor
tion.
Rogers & Co.
On or the Hart.
The next attraction on the Y. M
C. A Stir Course Is the Lotus (Hoe
Club which will be here Jan. 15. The
male quartette Is said to be one of
the finest In the country, and the
readings by Miss Marshall difficult
to surpass.
The Boston Times says of them:
The Lotus Glee Club presented their
usual order of fine work. Their sing
ing is always a great pleasure, for
tnere Is manifest such a perfection of
individual training, supplemented by
their perfect co-operation into true
harmony as to make it seem as one
voloe, expressing the thoughts of a
single mind. Their shading Is deli
cate and appreciative, exquisitely
blending from one lone to another
All their selections were beautifully
rendered with true artistic ease and
power.
From the Baltimore American:
The way their voices blend Is a revel
ation even to condolsseur.
to
I
IF YOU SMOKE CIG ARS
Of course you want to siuoke the best
vou can iret for the money. Our
Leaders at 6c are
THR RED !RAQN
THK 1'KTIT ROUQURT
THE HOWARD
) Oood as the
avenge ten cent
) Oigar.
IF YOU HAVE NEVER HAD
A PRESCRIPTION PUT UP AT
R REESE ACO'8, WE WOULD
LI K E FOR YOU TO TRY U8 ONCE
WE WOULD LIKE TO SHOW
YOU HOW QUICKLY AND
PROMPTLY WE DO BUSINESS.
A. B. REESE & CO.
And our Leaders for ten cents are
Oood as the
avenue 15 cent
Cigar.
URANIHOS
KINC.K AIJ1ERT
KLOK de COMMODORE
Birwell
fan
Druggists.
New AdTirtkmttaT-Day.
"ity Hakerv-J Fasnacht.
ror rent D H Anderson.
Drumtisto A B Kerne t Co.
Slipper soles liilreatb A Co.
Dress (roods T I, Heinle A Co,
Kwket Ktore V J Davis A Co.
I'heaton and harness lor sale.
Will ontiiuir H Karoch A Bro.
Indies $'.' shom-Oray it Barnhardt
Ixtns Ulee Club (V V MCA Mar Course.
Local Rlppla.
Mr. Joseph P. Caldwell, of the
Btatesville Landmark, spent yester
day and today In the city.
The trial of the parties under in
dictment for selling liquors to mi
nors, will be held before Esquire D.
h. Maxwell, tomorrow.
Mr. Wilkes and Mrs. Jones will
entertain the Married Ladles Club,
tfrts evening. This Is the el'ib's first
entertainment this season.
There is no fraud about the pres
ent cold sjiap. Everything about
town has been frozen up hard and
solid, for the past two days.
-Mr. W. C. Maxwell, left this
niornlngror Montgomery, Ala, to
to join Mrs. Maxwell, who has been
visiting at her old home there.
ion Rawls, wbo spent
T&ndsofc, W. B
CD - '
r r a
U -5
8 g g
g J H
J7 I mornlngror Montgomery, Ala to a a
JA- to Join Mrs. Maxwell, who has been S "d O O
Iivisiting at tier old home there. I tJ M o S
McUloii Rawls, who spent pj JJ"
Kraudsoii, W. B D g
Sj)ed yes- t fc. 5
- -AJLo
CsdtcbUob ! RaltroMl Mra.
There la to be a great convention
of railroad men at the Academy of
Music, In New York City, on Jan
uary .81st Grand Chief Conductor
Clark, Chief Arthur of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers.
Grand Master Brakeman Wilkinson
and Grand Master Fireman Bargen
ill all attend and speak for th
various organizations they repreet n
invitations to attend will be sent
all organizations of railroad men
the Middle, Eastern and Southern
States and Canada. Charlotte wil
be represented In tbe convention.
On l.y"a Werk ml tk VaatllMle.
Since the saloons of Charlotte were
closed, the business of the Btates
ville vestibule has picked up won
derfully. There la a Urge wholesal
whiskey house In Btatesville and th
uauy couaiuon oi (lie ezpiess ce
attached to the vestibule, la so crowd
ed that the messenger scarcely h
room to torn 'round In. The vesti
bale yesterday unloaded here by ac
tual count thlrty.two 2 gallon jugs
and fifteen S gallons kegs.
Death of Mra. Will RatH
M1VAL fMTITMOKKKB.
Iara Mac Clreala4 la th Coaaty
Tawaahlpa Thrf ara fratly Hoi Ka
la te Coaatry.
The war is surely being "carried
Into A fries," People from the differ
ent townships who were lu Charlotte
today, aay that they are btlng pes
tered to death by petition carriers.
There are two petitions out, one look
log to theoustlugof the present board
of commissioners, and the other look
ing to the reteutlon of the board.
Both petitions are belug largely
signed. A cittieu of Crab Orchard
township, who was here this morning
ays that both chaps called ou him
yesterday. They went all ovor Crab
Orchard, and this morning they are
going the rounds in Clear Creek
township. The feeling In the coun
ty Is said to be fully as inteuse as it
is in town and growlng"more so" all
the time.
Mrs. Will Roblnson.of Poplar Tent,
Cabarrus county died yesterday a
the residence of her father-in-law
Col. Thoe. H. Robinson, after a few
days sickness with pneumonia. She
leaves a husband and three little
children. The funeral rervicea were
conducted at Poplar Teut to-day, by
Rev. H.U. Gillaud.
All miserable safferera with dys-
m-peui Hre oureoDy ttluimou Liver
regulator. jPj '
Pi
a)
n
o
t
0
m
a
a
o
Q
Pi
f-4
n
a
u
0
o
o
to
n
o
6
-
Kt. rraak I. IIudU
In releasing Rev. Frank D. Hnnt,
the new pas to' of the Uraharu street
Presbyterian church in this city, the
congregation of Mills River church
passed a series of very complimenta
ry resolutions. These resolutions
show the esteem In which he was
held by the Mills River congrega
tion: "This eeparatton, which is
deemed providential, has caused
pain amidst the congregation with
hlch he has so falthlully labored
and formal consent to his resigna
tion and acceptance has Ipaii ren
dered against the veto of theentlre
membership. For in a most remark
able way he has won the love, confi
dence aud rspect of the entire com
munity and his pastoral lalxtrs prov
d wonderfully, effective.
"Language is insufficient
scribe the devotion and attac
formed here for the outgoing pastor.
And it is not merely sentlmenU
which strives in vain for expression
bate calm and considerate judg
ment in appreciation of bis consecra
ted life and continual pastoral ser-
ices rendered in all needed forms,
that causes this congregation to pub
lish to the world his merit and com
mend him to the favorable reception
of his new charge. He goes from
this church bearing the hearts of ev
ery member and leaves a memory
that will grow greener amidst the
frosts of coming winter."
to je-cbment
lr. Millar's Slckaaaa.
A bulletin displayed at the door of
the manse of the Frrst Presbyterian
church this morning, says that Rev.
Dr. Wilier last nljht spent a wakeful
night, and his condition today is un
changed.
IV. Kaufmdn & Co.
Marrlad Last Mlcat.
Dr. I). O'Donoghae and Mrs. B. A.
Duke were quietly inarrlnd iu this
city last night. The ceremony was
performed at St. Peter's Catholic
church, by Bishop Leo llaid. ThkI
Nkws extends Its most oordlal geod
wishes.
Sensible Holiday Presents,
Btraac Appaaraaea at llaiabows.
A sight at nnoe Interesting and
strange, was witnessed In Charlotte!
at 2 o'clock today. The skies were
dear and the sun was shining bright
ly, but for five or ten minutes two
very distinct rainbows, one very de
cided in coloring, were seen in the
western skies. There was not even
no lgu of rain anywhere, Dut not a I
cloud was visible. People stood
about on the streets looking at the
strange sights.
The Weather.
Following is a synopsis of weather
prevailing at 8 a. in., to-day: One
of the severest general cold waves is
prevailing over the entire country,
which bids fair to be of short dura
tion. Warmer weather by 10 to 20
degrees is Immediately west of the
Blue Ridge mountalus. A low baro
meter Ik developing in Texas, which
will pursne a northeasterly coarse,
bringing milder weather. Snow is
railing at Detroit, Cleveland, Pitts
burg, North Patte. General fair con
ditions, however, prevail.
Centre! Ileiel Arrlvala.
J P Caldwell Btatesville NC; OJ
Thels, M N Hamrick Shelby N C ; C
A Carlton N C ; Walter Jones, R S
Walter, Jno H Oray Washington
DC; J W Pierson Augusta Ga; F
W Carter Cinci O; Win I Schlors
NY; 8 Brayaut Randleman N C;
Lawrence B Holt, L Banks Holt N
C A Hunt, W E Holt Lexington
NC; H E Martin Danville Va; Z
V Walser Lexington N C; Paul
Moore, C T Connors. W P Crawford
Lancaster LL Little Wades-
boro N C ; H M Brown Monroe N C ;
J M Ford City; "HCWarlickN C;
E W BiitlCity; Geo W Hart and
wife Phtlat -A T UezIa Ralto; J N
Lewis Jr; Book Hill S C; J Lewis
J B Field. E A Aiken, J ti McCoy,
Greensboro N C ; RH Fudge Fort
Lawn BC; D O Hall Tenn; J H
Sloan B C; WD Martin. J M Rioh
ardsN Y; W M Francis Atlanta
Ga; F L Hoflaia Lincolton N C; J
MC Alexander Balto; W B Mills
N Y ; Jno D Arnold Bparta Ga ; W
RCarrington Balto; F Taylor Va;
JMStewartVa; E B Howard, J C
Anderson NC; JnoR Morris Balto;
H P Johnson N C.
-
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.'
The HanllBK Along the fee I tea Is Al
tight.
Yesterday was not a very good day
for hunting, especially in the moun
tainous section of Anson along the
Pee Dee, but Bob Gray and the field i
editor of Th k Nkws braved the wind
and weather in an attempt to de
populate the fields and woods that
lay in their path. It is a beautiful I
hunting country down there, and
they killed one wild turkey, three
pheasants, one blue tali hawk, one
sparrow hawk, seven rabbits and
forty-six partridges. The only rea
son why they didn't get two deer
and one bear is because they didn't
see them. Mr. Allen, the depot agent
at Lilesville, can verify this recapi
tulation, by telegraph, if necessary.
WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO BUY?
WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO BUYT
What are you going to buy as a Christmas present? And where are
you going to buy it? What will you select for Mama, lor Papa, for Brother,
for Sister, Niece, Nephew and for yourself and friends? It ia eaay to ask
this question. It Is not easy to answer It You want to give something; voa
want to buy it where you can do the best. Perhaps we are better able to
serve you than any house In the city. We have goods that make useful and
sensible presents. Are not they better than something trlval? For instance
we have, Meni Suits, Boys Suits,
Childrens Suits
Chlldrens Kilt and Jersey Suits, Mens Overcoats, Children! Cape Over
coats. We have irood tblnirs in Underwear, in Huiarr In IIIatm In
Neckwear, in Handkerchiefs. We have ood things in Hats. Umbrellas.
etc , You will do as well by making your selection here as you will do any
where: perhaps you will do better. We have the rls-ht roods, thev araraaa.
onable in price, and In buying from us you are .buying from a responsible
This is much to consider in Christmas shopping. "
W. KAUFMAN&CO
(LEADING CIOTHIERS, FURNI8HER8 AND HATTERS'
CHARLOTTE, N. C
"MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE OUR PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION,
LADIES $2 SHOES
RemQaDts! KemnaDts!
Found in every department nt itock taking
'send lengths of all kimlof good finedrvst
materials; Black silks in faille, gross Arminc
to., best of goods and at such prices that you
KiwiUvely cannot pars them; Kibbons, Chif
fon and other new laces on Ibis great coun-
The prices will drive them from our
rooru; thev are irresislable.
Come to the great Remnant Sale.
At the I nlranlty.
The State University, opened yes
terday with law students, a very
large number for the opening day.
Among them, as we see by the Ral
eigh Chronicle, is Alex M.Winston
from the new State of Washington,
has lust crossed the continent to
enter the University, He is the old
est aonof Patrick H. Winston (Pat)
who was valedictorian of his class at
the University in 1867. On that oc
casion were present President An
drew Johnson, Hon. Wm. H. Seward
and othero, Mr. Seward was so well
pleased with Pat Winston's speech
that he presented him with a hand
some irold watch chain which he
had wornjhlmself for , thirty years.
Pat still loves the Btatei .and wishes
his boy to be a genuine North Caro-
liuiau.
i, ...
There wae i meeting of the Plaid
Mill Association at the Central
Hotel, last night. The meeting was
secret, as u?ual,and was called for
the purjo9e of discussing matters re- j
lating to th9 affairs of the Association.
:-:
:-:
WE have just received another shipmet of oar Ladies $2 Shoe. We arc
now bnying these Shoes from the factories. We cant Bay they are running
full time on our orders ; but we keep orders there all the time, and keep the
Shoes coming, so that we are atle to fit any foot. Come in and free what a
handsome Shoe we are handing out for a two dollar bill or two dollar In
silver. Every pair warranted.
GRAY & BARNHARDT.
19 East Trade Street, CHARLOTTE, K. C
'Prompt attention given to all Hail Orders.
SLIPPEE SOLES.
o
O
a
09
I 4
CO
-
-
a
CO
e-
a
CD
P
a
o
o
p
o
i
a
CD
M
a
p.
03
o
I
3
0
r-f
f
P.
CD
O
CD
03
H
o
o
B
p
in
a
CD
i
O
O
0
H
P.
o
B
CO
p.
CD
00
O
K
a
P
Q
p
B
a
3.
o
B
p
2.
B"
B
a
p-
a
CO
a
CD
a
to
fl
o
B
ts
O
Large new stock Slipper Boles just received. The finest goods we have
ever offered. Bound Lambs Wool Soles for Ladies and Gents 25o a pair. .
postage 4o, bound Boles. Ladies sites lac, postage 8c; Child sizes
10c, po8top2c!S,ork Soles, all sixes, 0c, postage free. Ladies blk over
gaitenr$i25. Ladies gray over gaiters $10. Gents black overjgalters $15
postage 5c These are the handsomest and best fitting fops made. Will be.
pleased to have your orders for them. Order same size as shoe worn.
QILREATH & QO.
Open every evening tillg :00 ; Saturday till 11 .-oa
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Ordered Especially for this
SEASON'S TRADE
BEAUTIFUL 13th CFNTURY PLUSH ROCKERS.
SIXTEKNTH CENTURY RAl-rAN ROCKERS. HI X
TEE NTH CENTURY TABLES. ALL ARE OF EX
CEEDINGLY HANDSOME PATTERNS, THE VERY
LATESTTHINGSOUT, AND THERE ARE NO MOltE
TASTY PRESENTS TO BE FOUND ANYWHERE.
CALL AND BEE
- - -Foroitflre Dealer.
R. S Sloan
UNDERTAKER. Night call.
Boom
) No. 6, Bryan building, over Rogers ACo,
OZ3. c3 CO.